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The Livsrpeel Cotton Market.

The LivsRpeo1 Cotton Market.
LvKRP0OL, March Moon
The cotton market opens nrm The sales to-day will
reach 200 bales Prices arc unchanged, and middng
13Xd.
LivorpOsa BreudssuHs Market.
Tho market is generally unchsngvd California wheat
10 Arm at 13a Sd psT cental.
Liverpool Provisions MARKET.
Lsrd is quiet and steady ct 6os- 3D. per cwt Bacon
48s. per for American middlss. Pork IT'S 3D. per
200 pounds for prime city mess
Liverpool Produce Market.
Petroleum 1s I'd per gallon for Pennsylvania vehned
Spirits hsve advanced 3D. and salable ct lid per
gallon Ashes 34s for pots Spirits turpentne 37a 3D.
per cwt for Carolina Lnseed cakes fl0 los pey ton
FOR thin Oblong for feeding
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cd until Monday morning.
Asse mbly.
ALBANY. March 2, 1857.

ALBANY AafCn = ld0ts
RKrORrs
Concerning the Metropolitan Polce TO enable the city
Of Brooklyn raise money BY tax TO limit days Ia
Dor to eight hours 70 limit the hours OF labor Of
ducto street railroad and the drivers or stages
TO incorporate the New York and Texas Transportation
Company
Bills INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. CRKAxsR-To incorporate the Now York Trade
Agency
BY Mr.. CRxcAN-To incorporate the Hudson, River
Warehousing Company.
BILL ADVANCED 10 A THIRD READING.
For the relief Of the niagara Street railroad Of Buffalo,
The Assembly then adjourned.
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/ Tuwson COLUMBUS BURNED At ATHENS.

HupsoS, March a 1857
The towboet Columbus was totally destroyed by Are
last night ~ the dock In Athens opposite this city IO
about twenty thousand dollaS She was owned by Mo.
Lean and Rney Of West Troy. The nre 70 supposed 70
have been accidental and took In the cabin about twelve
o'clock pidnight
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Ho1El puaHtp.

RALEIGH N G., March A. 1857.
The Exchange Hotel totally destroyed By rs this
morning Loss estimated at $4,000: insured for
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

From the Cork Herald, Feb 1871
The latest accounts from Killarney mention thai tran
quy had been restored there, and that the military
were securing the mountains In pursuit Of the Fenans
In reply " some rpmarkz made In the House OF Lords
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

Senator Reverdy johnson, Notwithstanding
the constitutional objections of President
Johnson, stuck to the reconstruction settle
ment, believing that under the bill peace and
restoration may be secured and the constitu-
tion preserved. The days work In both
houses was certainly decisive against the Presi-
dent whether retained in ONCE or removed.
His opening message 10 the new Congress on
Monday or Tuesday will probably settle tho
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
EU R 0 Pc.
Russia i'm Support OF the
Canadians.
Lord Derby's Report Of the Fenian
"Rising" In ireland.
BY THE CABLE TO MARCH 2.
the EASTERN QUESTION.

The Gear In suppert Of tho Christians.
ST. PErxRsBURo, March @ 1897.
The morning papers to-day announce that the Gear OF
susa has strongly urged the Sublime Porte to ceds the
Hand Of Gambia 70 Greece
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Msney Market.
LONDON, March 2-Noon.
Conscis for money o. VI
AMERICAN S1CURuH
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WM. 4. TRIcc & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealer,
-AEB-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

-,,rry and Esll Exchsngsf Deal In Goia and
X silver CON Sank Votes and Military
fionds: Deposits Received ana Accounts Kept
- rs1--1-esr,oudeut kraf kstsfe sought and
= ~ Taxes Paid, etc; Loans Negotiated upon
Ezasi Estate Security Bones stocks, AeFoan-
tiis Paper, and other seeufl1ee Boagnt and
SSsSjtie points made upon favorable terns,
snd proceeds promptly aecounted for.
Ts5dsrfnz our services 20 our old friends and
80 I,nniie ssuerally for the transaction OF any
i,lss(pess perssiRfng 70 q BanElng exchange,
glsflactiou or Real Estate once
We are, very re- Peeg ,lli =, -
Nh. III. TRlGG a. co.
rR-We have ahstTaot 9f Real Estate Re-
csordS Of Cooper Coz Orlg5n99l Entries, Deeds,
gnoyF1nR condition Of title % al the heaI "a
80 n. the Couuty. W. III. 4. a 60.
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WILMTNGTON, November S.-The reg
istratiOn for four days shows eighty
eight whites and eighteen blacks.
|. PRINCETON, ILL November S.-A fire
occurred here to-day, which destroyed
$3.50, 600 worth Of property. Insurance,
100000
4 PITTsBURG, PENN, November S.-A
terrible boiler explosion occurred here
to-day IN the mill OF Reese, Graf q Doll.
Twenty persons were killed and many
wounded. The building was afterwards
burned.
I MONTGOMERY, November 9.-The Re
construction Convention, ON a test vote,
yesterday, tabled, by q vote Of As TO AZ,
the proposition to abolish the present
Provisional Government within thirty
days,
An ordinance was introduced and re-
ferred, to organize Provisional Gov
eminent for the State, vacAting all the
important State offices on the first of
January and a Provisional Governor to
be appointed by the Convention who
shall fiji all offices by men who can SUBJ
scribe 70 the test oath. A resolution was
also introduced and referred, to disfran.
chlse all persons implicated In the mur-
der OF Union men during the war.
NEW YORR, November "a WASH
ington special says that excellent au-
thority states that the President has de-
termined to make changes in his Cabi-
net, and that Henry F. Smythe, OF New
York, has been rendered the position Of
Postmaster General or Secretary OF the
Treasury either. Il is said that Reverdy
Johnson will be rendered the position OF
OF State also, that Assistant
Secretary Chandler will resign on the
S1st Of December, and there are host
of applicants for the place.
The Times special says the Postmas-
ter General report win this year show q
deficiency, instead OF small surplus
The indications are that the Republi-
cans will carry North Carolina In the
coming election.
Gen. Grant has issued q circular,
stating that much property abandoned
by the retels during the war has since
been occupied by them without making
the required application for its restora-
ton; and all such property will be for
mally taken possession Of by the Govern
ment, on the first Of January next, and
rented 70 refugees and freedmen. a /
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When autumn days come, nature, like
a retired merchant, changes its manner
from thrift and bustling industry TO lam
guild leisure and to ostentatious luxury.
The sun rises later and sets earlier than
when it had all the summers crops on
hand, and was playing universal hus-
bandman. There is no nest-building
now, aud no bird singing-which is a
purely domestic arrangement, designed
on the birds part, to keep peace in the
family while the children are being
raised, and laid aside as soon as the
young birds are off their hands. Morn
ing comes fIeeced in mists, which hang
over streams and low moist places. The
sun plays with them, but they perish in
bis arms. A few belated flowers yet
keep watch, but chiefly the asters, which
fringe the fields, star the edges Of forests,
and like late conner at q feast, seem
bent upon making up for lost time. At
night, crickets and katy-dids scrape their
shrill viols and I'LL the air with stridu-
lOus music. Over all the shrinking
fields, the trees lift up their gorgeous
foliage, and, like those who wait for the
marriage bell and the bridegroom, they
shine out in glorious apparel. The hills,
fOrest-ciad, are becoming the Lords
younger sons, and, like Joseph, they are
dressed in coat OF many colOrs.
October days, short between horizons,
reach higher into the vault than any
days of the year and through them the
season seems to look with sOfCened sad
ness, as one who, in the calm of age,
meditates on all the mistakes OF his past
life, and sOlemnly thinks upon the ad-
vaneing future. Along the fence rows,
where seeds and late berries may be
found, birds hop silently, as If ashamed
to be seen. Soon they will change their
solitary ways and collect in tiocks.
To-day the fields will swarm with them
tomorrow, there will not be enc lett,
and they will be picking their food many
degrees of latitude south.
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rr.atmsn, Of niLeh Cow.

/ look on a COW as similar to q steam
boiler No matter how good they may
be, unless the boiler is well supplied with
water and good fuel,5 also Well attended
to, the supply Uf steam will be short, or
It will hein proportion tothe fuel and
atteRtion so also the cow no matter
how good she may be, il she is not well
and plentifully fed and cared fol, her PrO-.
duct will be lessened. i.-
Another very important matter with
cows is that they should be protected
from storms and bad weather. They
should be fed and kept under shelter
when the nights are wet and inelenent /;
this more particularly in the early season
when the COW is fresh and in fun milk.
One exposure to a cold, wet night has
frequently reduced the milk to one half.
Also IN the fall, when the nights become
frosty, never let them remain out be
particular to stable them and in the
morning never turn them out on the
pasture till the frost is melted OFF by the
SUM ss nothing, perhaps, dries COW or
reduces her milk more than eating grass
with the frost on it. To many of these
requirements the generality of farmers
pay no attention whatever. In the early
season, as soon as there is any pasture
whatever, the COW is turned out OF the
bsrn-yard to eat what she may find, and
remain day and night until the winter
comes. There is also nothing grown or
fed to exc out the scanly supply OF pas-
turage that almost invariably occurs at
some time each season, This is all
wrong, and should be remedied by roots
or corn.
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LIVE FoR SOMETHING.

Thousands of men breathe, move and
live, pass off the stage Of life, and are
heard Of no more. Why? None were
blessed by them none could point to
them as the means of their redemption
not line they wrote, not word they
spoke could be recalled, and so perished,
their light went out into darkness and
they were not remembered more than
tie insects OF yesterday. Will you thus
live and die? U man immortal, live for
something. Do good and leave behind
YOU q monument Of virtue that the
storms of time can never destroy. Write
your name by kindness, love and mercy,
on the hearts Of thousands you come IN
contact with year by year, and you will
never be fOrgLtte No, your name, your
deeds will shine as bright on earth as
stars of eavep,-Dr. Ch0lDlerS.
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MASONIC COLLEGE.
Macon, Esy elte County, loan,

CITUATED thirty miles from Memphis, seven
- miles north OF Lafayette Depot, N. q c. r. x.
4H 1HH.lr FACULTY
G. W. JOHNSTON. A. B.. President and Professor
- OF Ancient Languages;
oTwAY b. YOUNG, Alb, Professor Of Mathe-
MATES:
COLIN MCKINNEY, An, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English Literature.
This Institution was reOpened October, 1885,
and bas reached = state cf permanent en-
cheney. Next Annual Session will be ones ed
July IS, 1857, and Will consist Of Two lerns-20
weeks each.
CSAR,i iES-English and Mathematics SO,
S25 and 50 per Term. Eaeh Language IS extra
per Term. Couiin gent fee 81 50 per Term.
Excellent board, including room, fuel, wash
ing and light, SIS per month.
All necessary apparatus VIII be supplied.
Conyeyance from Lafayette station to Ma
con. Wednesdays and Saturdays
We, the Trustees, have determined to make
this a first class Academic InstitutioH.
LIST. The scholarship, experience and success
Of our faculty.
ID. The elevated tone az our community.
Sd. The healthfpl locality, removed from the
coTupting innuences and vices Of city life.
4ih. favorable prices viii enable US to
President Boarr.........Dr. G. T. HUNTER.
Secretary-.....-...-JOhN W. ALEXANDER.
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Norn- Resflfer1t Nnffne.

In the Chancsry Court Of Memphis Tenn.
No. ISS-JnO OvertOn vs.. A. "a. HOpkinE
IT appearing from afidEvit In this cause thas
L the dsfendant, A. "a. Hopkins, q nOn-resi-
dent Of the stare OF Ianness ee.
IL is therefore ordered. that he make hts au-
pearanes herein. a. the Court h0Gsein The cfIy
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the rirst Mon
day in January. ldsS. and plead. answer OF
dsnuT 70 com plainant bill, Or t1e same viii hti
ing sxpaTte, anu that cory Gf this order De
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attest:
AUGUSrOF ASTON, Clerk a Master.
By r J. BLACK, DC. a a.
CAN'T Waddell Sol. for omplainant
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N0n- Resfdent Notice.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. IsI5-Hari ison Irby, Administrator of the
estate of James A. Hart, deceased, vs. Luriuda.
Hart, geo. y. Hart, et al.
IT appearing from affidaYft in this cause thai
| the defendants, LEvernia P. Hart and = \
Dean. administrator Of II. II Dean, deceased
are reside mis- OF the State Of Mississippi and
nou.rssidents OF the State OF Teunessse-
1t Is ther. fore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse ffi the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the INST
Monday in December. 1887, and plead answer
or demur 10 complainants bill, or thf Same
will pc taken for confessed a. to theml4nu set
for hearing exnarte, and that "A copy OF this or
der be published once q week for our sucoess-
two weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. Attest.
AUGUsTOn ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY 4 J BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master
~ fov
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NOfl- RestlLelat NOtfce.

IN The Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn,
No. 1915 Louis @. N0rville st a. tnrm OF Nor
vile, Boone & Col W. John ID. Armour et al.
7 appearing from afadavit in this cause that
L the defandants John d Armour and Edward
Ten nessee
II is Therefore ordered that they make their
appearances herein, at the courthouss in the
CITY Of Mem phis, Tenn, within the frst three
days Of the next term Of said court com meu C
ing on the second Monday in Novemb Der 1877
and plead. anEWer or tiemnT 20 The petition Of
J. 3. wilkins et 81, surviving partners u T. H.
CLARK & Co, VINO have become parties con-
plainant IN the above cause, OF the same
viii be taken for con: :essed as 70 them. and set
for hearing ex parto, and that a copy o1 thIs
order be published once . week, for fOar sue
eessivs wee zs, in the Memphis Appeal
A copy-Rttest
AUGUsPON ASTON, Clerk p.nd Ma-tsr.
By n j. BLACK, Depnty Cle-k ssnd Master
Thompson & Frazer, soils fer Peuuonets.
ocll laW4W
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On Friday. December 3. Iss7,
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust made to me by
ID Fannie T. Hunt ana JohR A. Hunt on the
Isl day or August, 1865, and recorded fa the
BeEisIsF's once Of shelby cJunty. In booE No.
=, pages u aud ~ 70 secure certain indebted
ness therein n~uned, will,
On Saturday, November %, 1867,
mont OF the Law Court rooms, in the city of
Memphis. sell 20 the highest bidder for cesh
me folloVing aHd' lying in shelby county,
teunessses beginning at a stake in the north
east corner Of Dr. ". A Booths l55 acre tract
with elm. maple and red oak pointer uhance
south with DIR. Booths line Is chains l25s-i0g & r
a chain 70 stake; Lhsnce east - -5-lHG chains
20 4 stake in tbs east line OF said whites said
tract thence nor b IS l2lT 100 chains with Gna
ha eign road 70 a stake % Inks east Of black
gum thence west % IS 100 chains 70 the BE-
ginnlng-contalning IS acres Sl-NlO OF an acre-
Equity ef redemption waived. Title 6a-
leveo 70 be good, uut cor Feyauce only as truz'-
tee. L. +. VANCE Trustse
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manufactured By KAVANAGH q DECKER,
and Patented Dec. -. i555. tSee scientific
American, Vol. is. No. ~
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the most elastic and most dura ble Cushion ever
offered 70 the billiard playing puuilc- as -
Sguno antly, pIOyel D. lns great demand Tor II
sluce Us intr sducton.. The peculiarly which
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tsuperiOr 70 all others Is the tiZhtsussf coFd OF
oat1gut which oYeries The Iaoe and edge OF ths
ruDnef and running me fun Length Of the
into the rubber and Jumping rom the table
IDe adcillOn Of tbs cat, gut cord also adds
muen 70 me elasticity or tie cushion.
The Cat-t3uf Cushion has ,slFttaav be.n an
piled 70 over lis11 tables whlch are IA constant
use. u can he applied 70 tables Of any make,
Ravanazh q sDeeker's Factory. al The eor,s,
Of Csntrs auli Canal streets. n. p. Ia the most
complete OF Us kind IA the world. The ma
ehiuery is or The most i'm proved character. The
lumber dry ng room the largest IN the United
States, the material used the best that can be
pn[ehased, and, the Workmen tnoTougnly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth. Balls, Cues and Trimming. all
Of tbs ne-t make. constantly on hand
KaYansgh Z Decker are the only AGENTS In
this country fOr Kay's Cue Cement. adjudgsd
oy competent authorities 70 Be the best Cement
8veT used.
Full size Tables eut down FOR 500.
send for Iiiust ated Price List.
KAWASAGH q DECKER,
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets,
seo tteO New York CITY
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TraGStee's Sale.

ID by p. r. Hughes On The ID day % NOVem-
Der, Isss and recorded in The Rezisters once.
N Snel y county, ana state Of IsnEe see, IN
book No. s., part 2 pages "a. 2l8 and ~ % -
enTsa certain lndehtedness therein named,
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LFISE, Of New Orleans would
VI most respectfully announce % the citizens
Of Memphis that 8he will Open her classes for
the above graceiul accomplishment on the
THIRD Tuesday in September at the Jef
ferson Block. second street, where she trusts,
by strt.t 3 attentton 70 The advancement Of her
pupi who may be intrusted to her charge, to
merit share Of The pubic patronage, Mad.
l., having taught IN mOst Of th9 principal
cities OF the saath and Southwest hopes TO
meet here With the same unbonnded success
which has hitherto marked her course or In
struction elssWhere.i Days and hOurs Of tuition
for Children, Tuesdays and Saturdays, from
half past o'clock tn dark Tor Ladies, from
10 am. till y: FOR Gentlemen, nom 9 till 10
pm, all the same day. Helereaees upezoep-
tionable, for which, and Oiher Particular
D. ease see circulars, which VIII be found at toe
prin ctpal book and music stores. Terms mod
ei ate. Caltnths nics and Dancing taught in pri.
yate families and schools, II desired. B0ireea
given twice a month an2Q
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V1HE First Drawing, which took place at Her
L nando, Miss, on the 18TH inst, was attended
with unusual success, when Il Is rememb bsred
that but a few weeks elapsed from the incsp-
ton OF the enterprise to that event $1,000
worth OF tickets having been sold, a like
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HERNAEDO, Miss, June IS, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report Of
the First Drawing Of Jhe Southern Asylum is
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
teTIzed by aspirit OF fairness and Justness un-
Surpassed by any drawing OF which we have
any knowledge. The Managers Of the Com
psny placed the tick, Is and wheels under our
sele management and control ar.
Signed: ]. Z. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
V, A. MERRIWETHER,
W. W. GAMPTON, ~
NJ. MAGEVENY
JOHN AINSLIE,
Committee.
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". 2o61.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis Tenn.
ChRs. Il. Webs,Rs. Tho Eststs OES B. Hendrfx.
deceased, and his heirs, W. r Hendrix sf al
I 7 appearing from afiidavit in ttis cause that
Il ths defendants. Sarah x. Smith and nus-
nand j. ". smith are residents Of the state OF
8ksissiTpii Martha 2. H0lloman l. p A.
u H0lnman and Mary J. Hendrix are resldents
Of the state or Alabama: Tbos C. Webb fof
the nr a OF y. Z. Webb a COL and Henry hun-
mons are residents Of the stale OF Massaehu-
setts, and all non-ft zidents OF the State OF
Tennessee
II Is therefors ordered that they make fheir
appearances herein, at The COurthouEe in the
city OF M6mphis, Tenn, on or before the 1rNt
Monday IN December. 1857, and plead, answer
ar dsmur 70 cOmpiainantS bill. or ths same
will be taken for confessed as 20 them and set
for hearing en- parte, and hat copy Of This
order be Published once a week Tor 1Our sue
cessfvs Wesk g In the Memphis A ppeal.
A COPY. Attests 81 ..... .-. ..-
AB6UsrON ALsToN, Clerk and Masfer-
BY R. 4. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master
Clapp, Vance 4 Anderson and 8arnweII q
Stewart SolH- for cOmpl't- @ ocs0 1awsr