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connecting with the PArgoud for New
Orleans. Andy Isascs, an efficient gem
tlenan, has her Office in charge.
The Virginia, Capt. HoIcroff, will pass
down to-day at nOOn for New Orleans.
Charley Schultz Is clerk.
The Alaska, whose name alone ought
10 commend her to travellers this hot
weather, will pass up for Cincinnati to-
day at noon Frank Oakes ia master.
Capt. VIM. A Scudder, an old steam
boalman, and oGe well known in this
section, has entered into q new business.
BE is now manufacturing Portable Fire
ExtiBguishers, which are rapidly gaining
IN pubic favor, and we hope the gallant
Captain may make a fortune oat OF them.
HIS brother, Tom Scudder, E O., an old
Packet Company clerk, owns the right
fer Tennessee, and is now located atL4w-
renee q Gilmore's, No. zee Front street.
Inc f0A0wIng are the names Of the
steamers lost on the Western waters for
April, viz: G.. A. Thompson, Ollie Sui
ivan, Antelope, Nina Simms, Urilds,
At. Emo, Tennessee and Nick Wall.
Total eight boats. +
A B aston paper says: On Thursday,
April 9th, DR.. George Renton, of this
city, shipped his valuable stock Of horses
10 q plantation on the Arkansas river, in
charge Of Mr.. John Martin, 3 well
known horse-trsiner. The stock, which
is valued at $50, 600, consists Of two
thoroughbred mares, both by "Bslrou
ME" celebrates EngIish stallion nine
months old Morgan colt, said to be the
finest colt of that stock in the Uoited
states; and Q Morgan horse. Both
he mares are with foal by "Young
Barney" The stock raisers OF tbs c.ion
Of country to which this valuable stock
is destined may congratulate themselves
upon SO important and desirable an sd-
dition.
The above stock arrived Wednesday
on the steamer Silve: Moon and trans
fgrred to the w. A. Caldwell and will be
8 splendid stable. DR.. Geo. Rsnton, 8
! prince among horsemes, has recently
purchased q plantation on Arkansas
nver, near Little Rock, and intends de
voting his energies to the cultivation of
fne stock
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Thursday, Nay go. 1859,

To the highest and best bidder, FOR Cash, at
the Charleston House, corner or New MadlsOn
street and Charleston Avenue, in the city of
Mem phis Tennt ssee, between legal hours, and
commencing a. Ii o'clock an OF said day, the
following described property belonging 10 the
L The said B~ankrupt's interest in the prem
Uses known as the Charleston House or Madison
House, situated on the corner OF New Madison
s rect and CharlestCn avenue, in the city OF
@emphiS the same being he'd by Bankrupt
by warrsntee deed from John d.. Armour. sub
ject 10 a deed OF T. ust executed BY Bank upt
to p. ID. Davie, trustee, 10 secu e 10 said Ar
mour certain notes given for lur has money I;
slAo, subject to certain attachments sga INST
said Armour. an 1 TO a Deed OF trust gwen by
said Armour prIortO bankrupts purchase.
= TIE said Bankrupt's int Est IN q isaSehold
and house az Central Point, in tn city of Mem
phiS, described as ouows to VII sixty feet OF
he east part OF the lot on spring street, in the
Dunn Subdivision, for uerly lease1 70 Morris,
on which sands = double cottage F; sqid lease Is
nom B.. b. Waddeli agent. to MIL I'd q Rogers,
ano the rights ( Bankrupt and Rogers, uuder
the lease, are In litigation IN the Chancery
sourt of Memphis N ease OF Willard W.
Rogers. Toe said lease has also been trans
erred to JON d Armour as collateral security
for paymsnt Of the purchase money Of said
8. The Ban krupt's interest in the following
Lot No Z, 2 ock Il, fronting 81 fest on Her
nando street, ~ 100 feet 4 -ep.
Tot No Z, Block 70, ffonting 50 feet on Vance
Lot Nc. $, 0 k 81 fronting S7h feet on Null
berry street.. by lO feet deal IA the City OF
Memphis, Ter neSSee, held by s ali B4nkrupt by
tax lille. deeds nom the city Of Memphis,
dated 1896
4 The saukrupt's Interest undivided one
halD in the Glowing lands, viz: fracti0nal
part of section II rs, n n9 r.; W Il OF ) IVY
section 81 ., n k 9 +; n + = of section u rs, n
RsE; ; y OF n Ed OF seeLIoa IA, T9, RS +.
IN Crittenden cJunty, Arkansas, Containing
300 acres, mora or less, held by Bankrupt By
title bond of G. n. Nj Ter, dated from June I,
1856, subject 10 lien Tor unpaid purchase money,
and also subject to a deed OF trust 70 secure
payment OF certain notes due 10 h. Z. Whip
pie.
5. A large lot OF hotel furniture, consisting Of
carpets. mating. bsdsteRds, bedding, chairs, Ia
b,es, wssnstands, lounges, sofas, 10 king gl-ss-
es, pictures shades, amps, chamber 1uInlture,
etc, ETC., and one melodeon,
g. Ali the biLs OF sxSaange, note b nds, Sc
Gu lilies, cebts, accoGnts, b oks ! count.
C aims, equities, chooses in action, am all AID
singular toe personal effects OF saIG bankrupt.
o. every kind and description
Tue ule and other evidences Of properly
are to be see at my Office.
A deposit o. ten per csnt required Of all bid
ders on sRch purchase.
w Y. CIRODE, Assignee, ETC.,
45J Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
April Is, 1869. apps
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Trade.

O0r streets were almost deserted to
day, 1t seemed that every one was at
Elmwood to pay q tribute OF respect 10
those who fell in the late war. We say
every one, tut we DO Rot mean 10 in
Guide our business men. They had not
the time to spare, sn&-Zould not desert
their business houses for 3 few hours to
Join in such idle ceremonies. Dae Would
imagine, from the tensoity with which
they stick to their counters, that the
dead were not their dead that the cause
for which so many heroes fell was not
their cause; that they had 10 reason to
be proud of snd keep the memories Of
gallant spirits green in their hesrls. All
glory is due 70 our noble Southern vo-
men, who cherish the names OF those
who died in that fearful civil war. To
the men who had the fortune to escape
and did not respect this day, we can
oaly say, shame They viii die and no
flowers should decorate their graves nO
tears should be shed % their memory;
no monument be erected to their viz
tues-for where 81 gratitude exists DO
virtue can live. Some honorable excep-
lions occurred on Main street, where D
few houses were closed; bat on other.
streets w fail to remember one.
Business was dull and prices IN
changed.
The potato spectators Of Michigan are
reported TO be suffering from their at
tempts 70 obtain e~xtrsvsgant prices by
holding back their crops. The papers
assert that the farmers in that State ART
Obliged TO sell At Is cents s bushel pota-
toss for which last fail they refused 81 50
At White Pigeon, Michigan, for severa
weeks 5000 bushels q day have been
shipped Esst, and it is estimstsd tbst
over IS 900 bushels still remain unsold IL
that vicinity.
limbs, Meyer q Fusey's st. Louis cir /
euiar says: The flour trado the past fort
night hiss been very laGguid. The de
mand has BEEN mostly ia q small way
70 iii Southern orders, and from the city |
tra6e. Some round lots OF spring double
axtra have been wanted for export via 1
New Orleans. A small demand also 4
visits from various points East for spe-
e;al brands Of fancy long established, and
- he other extreme we find very low
,ersdes fiours at 3 Is - So IS taken up BY
Senndrvmen and distillers. Notwith-
.SsnSi1g the duIlHess, bar receipts are
!, crassipR. consisting largely of spring
nesa1 onsiitiss which the opening OF the
Ser mississippi has allowed to come
Va have in cons6 euence a weak
49, though good fupeTnnes and low
ieeaAes taken up for Southern orders
about as f@ss le0ss
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Stocks 81 the opening we're unsettled
and continued so until the close. The
Open aHd Regular Boards have eonsOli
dated upon the teIms published BY Us
some days ago. Both B5srds held s
meeting st noon to-day. On aud Efger
Tuesday mex the Regular Board discOn-
tinues their cali, and will have eoBtinu-
Gus session in the Long Room.
WeIls& Fargo Ex., $50; American Ell f,
40g; Adams Ex., sol q. 8. Elk, IS (;
Merchants Union Ex., Is; Quicksilver.
2o4; Canton IS; Pacific Mai, 90; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, 42g ; New York
Central, 1875; Erie, to =; Hudson,
1851; Reading $50; ChIcsgo & Alton, l59;
preferred, I5S; Toledo, W. aud W, 724 ;
preferred 774; 81. Paul, 754; preferred
IS FIT Wayne 1891; Ohio aud Missis-
sip2i, 824 Michigan Central, 1855; Mich
igsn Southern, los! Illinois Central,
las /; Cleveland & P~ittsburg, 81; Clsve-
land & Toledo, I04l Rock Island, 1873;
Chicago & Northwestern, So ; preferred,
97E.
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9TH Day Of June Next.

Upon the premises, sell at public outcr7, to the
higbeSs bidder, for c ii, the fJfIOwing described
properly IN said deed spec II d, to- T.: Sltuzte
IN the town OF CbeIs-a, iu the county o SHELBY.
state OF Tennessee. iyingnow within the limits
o. the city o. Memph S, spOwn as lots NUN
hers two hundred and two and two undred
three, being the corner lots ~ the southeast
Side OF the intersection OF Gresalaw anc Fffh
ALrests, according to the plsn Of toe said town
OF be sea, together with all the building inn
prJvemenIs and appurtensuees thereon. Sale
Within The hours PRESCRIBED by law. = I log
a. trustee, = viii cQaYey such title only as is
vested IN me by Gstd deed
J.. Y. DIXON, Trustee.
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Cotton Machinery.

EOR SALE, a complete set OF Cotton Ma
i chinery for a Mill OF $50 looms. Of T. capacity
Of 1900 rounds weekly OF 80 inch heavy sheeJ-
lngs. Carding is new, ans OF the best make:
has been Tnn but Elk months. Spinning, (paC-
ent nyer-throstlesl DresseTs and Looms, IN per
feet order; togeiher with harnesses reeds,
beams, b~obbins, and all the ~ rniture neee[
sary 70 start and run = mill Of the above size az
once. Can be delivered in Boston fmpiedi-
ately. Apply to WIN GRAY &CO.
apH 90 summer Street, Boston, Mass
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DisSOlutiOn.

IIHE drm Of E ROBBINS & BRADLEY, Of
Memphis and New York, Is this day dis
sOlvei by mutual consent, The drm name
viii be signed by either partner IL liquidation.
The entire stock o. go IDS aud the good will
of the business has been sold and c~nveyed to
Ne SIS. b RB0UR, WILDER & SIMPSON,
who will conduct IN Memphis the business, on
th-ir own account, and Ia whose behalf the
confidence OF the pubic is respectfully So
licitsd.
ELISHA ROBPINS,
46 Warren Street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
223 Sscona Street, Memph1s Tenn.
Dated st Memphis, April 20, 1859.
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Bankrupt SAILS Of Real and Personal
Property,

In the matter OF Jason R. Willard, Bankrupt.
DY virtue of a geheral order OF sale entered
ID by the 1 istricJ Court OF the United States
for the List let of Wsst Tennessee, il Bank
Tuptcy, on the is h day of December, a D., 1865,
[ will proceed to sell, On
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Carriage and #agon Haseria1,
Wanlet-InpFoEed SosIhsra Lands.

IN exchange for Merchandise Of All dsserip-
Il too, iReiu.ing DRY SOUDS, RODrS AND
SHuES, tL0THlN6, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, NOkIyNS, BAIS AND CAPS, NIL
L1ShRY GODS, etc etc.
our f~acfities for making exchanges Of Seeds
for Lends are UNSURPASSED, and We would in
vite the attention Of land owners to some OF
our Isis.
We nav q large Eastern and Western cor
rsspondence having stocks 10 he dispOsea OF for
good southern Lands having a bona Ode value
to them.
We can exchange goods to t&s amount Of
$4,000.
Parties owning lands n wishing to dispose
lions OF lands, with improvements on them
and value OF each, stating county q state,
etc, md null info ration as o tile and taxes
TURNER Il HAWLEY, Real estate
apps dAw and exchange Agents, CIR
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FOR Fz1AR's PoIaT.

cegular Memphis ana Friar's Point I'll weekly
fa. ket-E@r Hslsl "a aud Friars Point.
Z W. Lac master
sul leave as above every MON-z1S
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, al pm.
ELL tt a MILLER, Agents,
myl Promenade street. loot Jefferson.
For saIa-A AiEht-draHght heel
Steamer,
tEr FEET long, 50 feet bsam, 5 H.
iO Z to 81 feet hold, 8 boiler, II NE
inch cylinders. With 5 ieet stroke. Csbin full
2SfAches aft, runs well, end carries 800 tons and
fuel dow str am Ia good repair, having been
locked in o tober last.
TERMS -One-thtrd cash, balance in 8, 6 and
8 moths. or viii trade her tor -nerchantsble
hard lumber. Address
W.. ii. PASsMoRB q co,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
IDy2 No, i57 Main ST., Louisville, Ky,
KeusPhts aud 81. Francis Rtver Tuesday
Packet.
Fer Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wittsburg.
The Few and elegant Sldewheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt I. R. Bowman. : Sam c. Paine, Clerk
XEyILL leave Memphis for HFL- ~
w kHA, L'ANGULLEand y. - 49,
RIVERS every TUESDAY, at S
LARRY HARMsTAD, Agent,
febl9 No III Madison street.
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MANY Thousand OF them have been tested
vi during the the past -four wears, and have
proved q perfect su~ cess, as thousands Of GER
1ffcafes could be produced bat 1 deem IL un-
necessary. as the Pump Will show for itself, and
. prove ali its Qualities o. examination
II IS a Pump which Il ultima ely destined to
supersede ali other Pumps low in use, for the
simple faet-drst. the cytDder Is made { solid
flint glass, and IL undoubtedly will last oae
hundi ed years, AID ssillbe good as ever Sec
ond, II will pSveT siVe any bad taste 20 the W.
ter, or rust il. Third, 1t will never wear out,
so as to put the working part ont of order
Fourth, the Plunger wording In glass, IL wi
last as Tong as five IN iron or wood Fifth, the
valves are made Of glass, Inc are so placed that
IL Is impossible for them to get out OF order
Sixth, the conducting pipe Is Manufactured OF
wrought iron. g lvapiZed inside ard out ma
king It perfectly free from rust. seyenfh, no
water stands IA the pipe 10 get warm in sum
mec or freeze IN " nter, ana requires no pri-
ming to start IL. Eighth IL isthe best 9
engine ever lnve ted. It viii force the water
from any common well or cfstern 10 the tor Of
the high st DIV elling, at the rate Of twenty gal
Ions per u mute. Ninth. its whole constTuc-
ton Is so simple sud comp lete thai renders IL
less liable tn gss ant 0norder than any pump
vet iavented and maxi e. it me e1eapeat on the
continent. When a1i is qualities are fully IN
derstood no one will be without It II viii save
its cost In insurance., and many times save val
Having established a factory ia the city of
Memphis, Tenn, for the manufacture Of these
Pumps We are now prepared to. inrQish, at
b essle aud retail. to ali parties eng4ed, or
wishing 70 engage IN the business.
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Safe.

ID virtue Of the provis oas OF a certain Deed
ID m Trust ezecuts 4 by John L. Sahsrr4ns o.
me, as trus &c o. toe 10Th day OF June, 1867.
conveying the e-tats hereinafter deScrio eG 70
secure certain d-bts in said deed spec fled.
Wnico sal deed " 1s duly recorded IN the Reg
isL-r's odles OF Sheiby county, Tennessee, 81.
Book, No. 81, on pages 81, 81 and SO, l Will, on the
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suburban Lanes ana Residence
for SALE

r WILL sell my lands, situated three niles
east OF the city, between the Msmphis and
Cbal lesion Railroad and the Poplar street.
Road. on any terms from east TIA credit o
tan years, and in Quantities ranging rom three
10 hires hundred acres OF ] xiii exchause pcr-
tons Of II f0T city property, or for improve
menfs to De coDstr1cted on other o. tons
Ny residence. with from twenty-three 70 thirty
one acres OF land, viii be sold Al a bargain for
ensh, or on the usual terms Apply 70 me On
the premises OF address ne through the Pest
spn -SEzFV ANT.
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ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, dafly--...SO0 Pm. las am
New Orleans Express, daily $50 an. $50 pm
Freight, daily except sun
ONN -------s-----s-...-- --...s-..A-CU DILL sd ain
Mail Train makes direct eonntction for New
Orleans and all points SOuth.
ELpreSs Tram makes cirect connection for
Coneeyiile, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly SpriugS
a-d ali points north OF Grenada On Mississippi
Central Rulroad.
Ticket ONCE 2S7% Main street and at the De-
pot OmniJuses viii call for passengers and
cheek baggage in sny part OF the city, by
leaving oruers al Z7h Main street.
A. y LVER@ORE, Gen1 Sup'L.
CP. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent. my2
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Gold in New York opened at l394, but
closed ri 1875. Sterling Exchange VS.
dul It 1881 for prime go day bills.
Money on call Z per cent.
Governments opened dull but stesdy,
and closed q fraction better, with light
demand.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, |
MEMPHIS, May 5, 1853.


FINANCE
The Money market was quiet to-day,
and nothing Of special interest occurred
to mar the current Of affairs or turn II
aside from its usual course. Money ap-
pears to be easy. There is but q Hight
demand from mercantile quarters, and
rstss Of discount on No. l paper remains
st 6 TO 9 per cent.
Exchange is easy. All Of our banks
get as much as they q conveniently
use, while some, we think, have an ex-
cess.
City. Scrip is very firm. Holders ask
S5c, and are not disposed to sell, except
in q small way.
County and Police Scrip are dull and
weak.
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The Liverpool market at toe o~Dening
to-day was dull, with Uplsnds lls9l1sd,
Orleans I2l, and closed dull, with Up
lands IIsd, Orlesns I2i; sales 5000 bales.
At the opening in New York the market
was unchanged ia every respect; Low
MiddIiEg 271e, Uplauds 233c, Good Mid
dliRgs 294c. Al noon it was quiet but
steady, the same st 2 pm, ami closed
without any change whatever. Sales to
spinners, 9i5 baIe-; TO Spectators, I34
bales; for export, SIS bales.
Sales were very light in this market,
aud holders firm. Tne inquiry was fair,
however, for ine gssdes, AID at 27c Mid
dlings would have wens of readily. We
onotp as fo{lowE.
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FOR WHITE RIVER

Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
DEB Glass master
This hhe passenger packet leaves L.
for the above on S
TUESDAY, Hth inst, at 5 pm.
For frelgat OF passage Apply TO
Elliott y MILLER, Agents.
n,g Promenade street. foot Jefferson.
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Memphis ana Little Roca Railroad

To MADISON AMI LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going W~est-Lssve Hopedsld daily at ~ am.
Coming East Leave Madison daily at 2 ON.
Ferry Boat leaves loot OF Union street at 7 an
). B. BEAU dONT,
fes7 General superintendent.
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aTEAMBOATS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Regular New Orleans Packet-For Vieksburg
Nstrhez and New Orleans.
master,
dnfs elegant passenger steamer
THIS DAY. IOlh inst, at Il m
RICHARD w. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
mylU Cor. jefferson and Front streets.
Regular Louisville and New Orleans Packet
Phillips master
fms me passenger Paakst lessOs -
TaIS DAY, 10Th inst, at S pm.
LARR1 HARMSTAD, Agent, g..
my'o 2H Madison street.
Regular Louisville and New Orleans Pack. 1.
For New Orleans.
Ri master
This new and magnidcsnt pas -
senge steamer VIII leave -
TLESDAY, IIth inst, at s pm.
LARRY AAE aSTAD, Agent,
mylo No: 22H Ma-tson street.
FOR CTzoIzEATL.
Memphis saG Cincinnati Packet Cnmpany.
For Carlo Louisville and Cincinnati.
SAM. ]. Walker master
ms new and elegant passenger 49,
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & co Agents,
my9 No. Il Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet.
FIR cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
.ss-- z - MSS AuttsbCT
rms sPlenuLd passenger steamer @
Will leave q 8 owe s
THIS DAY, 10th inst, at Y M.
VINSON q DONAHUE.
myIo "a Front street:
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis United states
san Lime
For Cairo aud So. Louis.
master
This elegant and win steamer L.
VIII leave Gs above SA
MONDAY, 10 h inst, at 5 pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, 27S Main
street FLkaM. CALN ERC 5upG
SAN @ WEsyyR. TicEet Agent. my9
TOR vI0KsBURe.
Memphis and Vicksburg Pscket-For
Helena, Napoleon and Vicksburg.
master
rms elegant passenger steamer ID
MONDAY, 10th inst, at 5 pm.
Freight received at the s., Louis Wharfboat.
FLEW GALY SET.s ng,t.
FOR ARRAEsAs RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com pany
United states Mail Line.
THOS h. ALLES-----.Resse Pritchard master !
This splendid passenger steamer A
vii leave for the above on L
TUESDAY, II n inst. at 5 pm.
L. A. ENDI6, Agent,
n.y. - sront s.: MGsoy Block-