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Spttial Soiitri.
Kuapp's ,oOrc
CONCENTRATED ENTRACl " ~
for making
Root BEER

ROOT BEER. m.,,n.
- n.,-si,ts Conlscpo9sTA etc. VIII nay "a
b ,sSt.q In u,iSs ths VIII [ eaa Be aads
$3.50 ,'Is,ps and fuely.aayorei peer $780, IL hotties q
1870. ,n,s Of time th,n 81 the ol "a IKE lO
se, %sc and 3 q, also IN gallon cans "A 80
D, i0l and SEQ gallons ~ Beer CAV Fay ss1abr r. r.
FtIL INFECTIONS each BvJI ~ pesr Kns,.
Knapp 90 Sole PropretI' - - Patent N siisae Dealers
NNYo,t and by AID wholesale Drpgg'S and ra'sH'
~ ~ H. United states aud Canada d. an
fAtoinuuSs;eITAS and EUROPkAN PAlhNIS'
"s ,e =. g. wears experience
ppsnnS,t OF Law and Information nee. -
aa,-,,ace N0sice.The Mails fs5 EeTS1S WHIMSICAL
ending my aS SATURDAY. at an al tke st III n M
Ilu i;i5 aud o. Il.3O and T. ll'i ~ JoSRS p VI
- IIocYI FIfToctor pat Jsue ~ i.9 "a "A s - Inca
p,mpves Grease, Tar Paint lux Slt =, I,,,,.aA
E.bfIea elIaout Injurious eaeeh eea " p'"~
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MARRIED.

The Earth Closet Company Hartford Conu Sa!ssFeoa (wh
MlNDLK 4 Coz No. 597 BroadWay. New-lorN
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be tadorSod tcih h'H
,1,ne and g,IdrpsR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-05

The committee OF the Stock Exchange
appointed 70 consider proposals for sn or
gsn!zA Axiom With the Open Board OF Bro
kerr, hss reported adversely to the FUR
Their confederation Of the project, assign
ing as 2 reason that the Open Board re-
ceived the matter with 8 discourRgiBg
GOODNESS. The committee, however,
make other important recommendation,
embracing the following points: First
To consolidate the Regular Board with
the Government Department, upon con-
ditiOn OF the 225 Numbers OF the latter
paying into the treasury o: the Stock
Exchs1ge $1,000 each, giving them the
fun privileges Of membership except GER
tain temporary restrictions upon the sale
or transfer OF their sests. Sscond-Con-
filming the businessin the room now oc-
cupied by the Regular b lsrd 70 Cavern
ments, bsnk sock, Safe bonds, and
non-spscuistiye stocks. Third-A con-
tinuous session OF tins Stock Exchange
TO be held in the Long room, for trans
actions in the speculative stocks Only.
FJurth-TO provide additional accom-
modstion foE the Open Board and the
Stock Exchange in the Long room.
Fifth-To vest the whole government Of
the Stock Exchange IA an elected COM
mittee OF twenty members, the only
questions to be reserved f0r the final sc
ton of the Board being the r~e-slee-
tion OF suspended members, and the dis
pOsal Of the funds OF the Board. The
Government Board formally accepted
this proposal, out the Stock Excaange
has not yet hal an opportunity OF bring
ing the matter bsfOTe = quorum Of mem
beers.
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to $50 Prime Pork q 90 to SIS 90. Ramps
Is TO SIS. Jovls sa4. Clear bulk
Sides 16l to 1870. Clear Rib Isl te
Ice. R,b Sides Is to 1870. Shoulders
l2l 10 I2ae. Bacon, clesr Sides ia TO
I73e. Shouts grs 49, to lac. s.. c. Hamf,
plain, 1874 70 ice. s. G. canvassed ~ TO
Bic. Lard, in tierces, 1S} to I9e; Kegs
i9a 10 zoe: caddies 20k 20 2lAc.
The stock Of COFFEE is fair, and de-
mand in q small way. We quote ordi-
nary to choice Rio 10 to 26ei Java 81 to
S5c.
CoRNMEAL is dull at So 50 from store
by dray load for fresh kiln-dried 50 70.
There is q good demand for DRIED
FRUITS OF aII kinds. Dried Apples, 10
10 lie; Peaches, IL to lSe.
EGGS are in fair supply, and prices
steady st Is to los per dozen.
Toe FLOUR market IS weak and prices
irregular. Fine We quote at 4 50 to
81 IS; Superfne 5 to IS 50; X6 to S. so;
Xxx : to 81 so; Xxx and al Fancy
brands s to $l1.
In FEED transactions are light. Corn
on Ievee 721 to 75c. Oats y to 70. Bran
y 50 to SIS from store. Hay q to SIS
on levee.
The HIDE market is dull and prices
weak. Green 9 TO 9lc; Salt lO3 TO lie; Dry
Salt, 49,; Dry Flint, 22e.
Cape and Alabama LINE held at ! 75
to 81 per barrel. Utica l 70 70 %. Louis.
vile Cement 50 to So.
- nn,r.A-.- - rA1-l- onA
supply fair. Fair to Choice Yellow
Louisiana ISl to l6s; Yellow and White
Clarified 16s. Molasses IS to SOC as to
quality.
PRODUCE Of sill kinds dGIl. Planting
potatoes are ost Of season and sell at l 50
10 8 per barrel. Peach Blows are in
some demand at . to 8 25. Sweet
Potatoes dall at 81 per bushel. No choice
Onions ia market.
POULTRY is scarce and high. Tur-
keys, 20 to S25; Geese, s to 49, Ducks,
6 to 81; Chickens scsres st Z to IS.
LIVE STOCK is in moderate supply.
and prices unchanged. Hogs 20 gross.
Beef Cattle 5 to loo per pound gross.
The stock Of SALT is fair and prices
are steady. Large Dairy, in seven
oushel barrels, "a so. Small Dairy,
in 5 bushel barrels, s. so. Large
Common, in 7 bushel barrels, 8 80 to
S. 80. Small Common, in 5 bushel bar
rels. 2 SO to & IS. These are quotations
in lots from first hands.
There is q moderate jobbing trade do
ing in manufactured ToBACCos and
prices are steady.
The demand for low WHISTLES re-
msiDs moderately active and prices
weak. HighWinss soc per gallon.
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The Liverpool e9tton msrket opened
dull to-day With Uplands lI5i, Otlesns
1871. There was 40 noon dispatch, but
instead came one quoting Msnehester
fsbrics heavy. The closing dispatch
quoted the market duil aud lower.
Sales 5000 bales. Uplands lIs; Orleans
l2i. Shipments from Bombay since
last report to SON ult. %. 600 bsles.
The New YJrk market was quiet but
steady. Low MiddliBgs 273o; Uplands
2sic; Good Middlings 294 Il was IN
changed st noon; quiet, steady and IN
changed st . pm; and ceoi with a
fair demand st lower rates bu. quota
tons noninally unchanged. SAles T.
spinBers 1000 bales to spectators lI6
bales for export 1890 bales.
In this market about 1909 bales were
picked up In small lots a. irregular f.
ures. Oae Liverpool buyer was Ia the
market for ordinary cotton, and bought
at 233e 10 lots OF ten 4 twenty bales
The closing Liverpool news caused some
falling eff in the inquiry, but the general
tendency Of gold has 81 fsnea up holders
materially during the past day or two,
and they are nog willing TO cone de gra-
ciOusly. We quote:
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Pacine skies.

Stocks opened unsettled to day, and 81
IL I'm. were duh and besrish. At the
" O'clock Board they were steady,
aud closed active but with s declining
tendency end with q general disposition
10 realizs. Fort Wayne declined more
than any other stock during the day.
Wells Fargo Ex., IS; American Ez
As; Adams Ez., 60} ; U. 8. Ex, IS (;
Merchants Union Elk, Is; Quicksilver,
20; Canton 81 Pacific Mail, sI5; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, As New York
Central, l75I; Erie, 2Ss 70 = Hudson,
l54; Reading, 944; Chicago & Alton, 1885,
preferred, I57; Toledo, w. and w, 14;
preferred 76@, ST. Paul, ut; preferred
S6s F.. Wayne, IA Ohio and Mi=sls-
sippi, S25 Michigan Central, 1S5; Mich
igan Southern, 1888 Illinois Central,
145; Cleveland & PItlsburg, s1s Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1855 Rock Island, lS43;
Chicago & Northwestern, s54 preferrsa.
s7E.
The New York Commercial Bulletin,
Of Friday, quotes State bonds as follow.
1t will be noticed that Tennessee bends,
old and new, have declined since that
date:
In State bonds new North Carolins
Skies have besn the chief fssture, selling
down oR uucOmmOnIy large trsnssc-
tiOns, from IS 10 So. The immediate
aus OF the decline was tue inability OF
the State Treasurer 10 borrow sufficient
money to psy the January coupons.
The following are the quotationsf for State
bonds:
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THE r

The Columbia derdId, of Maury coun-
" in this State says: Farmers from all
parts Of the county are highly elsted at
the wheat prospects. T1ey say the crop
so far promises 20 be the finest raised in
Maury couoty for 3 great mauy years.
It bss met with no damaging accident so
far, and we hope its future history will
bs like its past. Corn is up, aud looking
vel, considering the unfavorsble state
Of the weather during the past two
weeks. The corn crop has cessed to be
the most important in cur county.
NeBrly, il not the entire cotton crop
would have been planted by this tims if
the ground had not been in Su u~HfavOr-
able condition. Cotton is decidedly op-
posed to cold rains and damp days.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says Of crops
Fer many years ths crop prospects, at
this period Of the season, have not been
near so favorable ss st the present time.
List fall the weather wa exceedingly
favorable for plsntiDg wheat. Crops
were put in early, and, owing to the
l2teDeEs Of the season, the plants OBJ
tSined q vigorous growth before cold
weather set in. This saved the crop
from the usual mishaps of winter, and
complaints Of I" freezing cut" have, con-
s~f9usn'Ig, been rare. The fruit pros
pscs is also very good liz this section,
and II we escape an untimely frost, the
yield of all kinds will be very large.
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The usual Improvement always no.
fIcesbls IN busins So on Tuesdays was APP
parent to-day, yet much complaint OF
Guinness wss heard on all sides. Prices
ere weak, sud there appears to be 20 De
mapd except iua small wy for any ar
.icIe OF mercbandise. Few conslga-
ments of proazce arrive by river, and
sfiIt less Of meats. Large lois Of the lat
ter could not be sold a. our qaotati me.
Green APPLrs arrive from above In
sDflcieat quantities 70 supply the local
Ssmspd. hat are generally in bsd cOndi-
ION. Choice eel at S per barrel.
T,s gurrEa msEket is rot well sup
,,,sd choice IS hard 70 ind, but fresh
ao.n,vv il coming in snd seems to be
n,sserres. We quote at S5 to 4oc for
Western Of coed quality Tor table use.
In BEANS there Il . change. White
MO- > 90 TO So per bushsl Navy, s. 90
In PRovIsIeks prices ere steady
-,,h light demand. We quote
MsS PORK 81 to $50 50. Prime Mess
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WATCHES.
WALTHAM
w @tCheSs

THE extensive use or these watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors, En-
gineers and ExpTessmen-the most e~xscting Of
wateh-wearers-has thoroughly demonstrated
the stree 9Th. stes6inesS, durability and accu
racy of the Waltham Watcs. To satisfy that
class in sill these respects, is TO decide the quss-
ton as to the real value Of these time-keepers.
More than EOO,OOV of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets OF the
people-a proof and a guarantee OF their supe.
riorlty over all Others.
The superior organization and great extent Of
the Ccm2any's Works at Waltham, enable
them to produce the watches at q price which
renders competition futile, and those who buy
any other watch, merely pay from p to 50 per
cent. more for their watches than is necessary.
ewe are now selling Walthsm watches at less
prices in greenbscks, Than the gold prices be-
fore the war. There is no oth5r manufacture
Of any kind in the United States of which this
can be said.
These time pieces combine every improve
msnt that a long x Perience has proved of real
tactical use. Having had the refusal 70
nearly every invention in matchmaking or
g~inating In this country, or in Europe, only
those were finally adopted which severe testing
By the most skilIful artisans IN cur works. and
long use on LIE paiEOI ne pQDilcs DEMONSTRATED
to be essential 10 correct and enduring time
keeping.
Among the many improvements we would
particu'arize;
The invention and use of & center pinion OF
peculiar construction. TO prevent damage to
the train by the bFeaksge OF main-springs, is
original with the American Watch Company,
who having had the refusal OF all other con-
trivsnces, adopted Fogg's Patent Pinion as be-
log the best and f~aultless.
Hardened and tempered halr-springs, now
universally admitted By Wstchnskers to be
the best, are used in all grades of WaItham
Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps,
protecting the movement from dust and les
sening the necessity of the frequent cleaning
necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stem-winder, or ksyless
watch, is already 8 decide success, and a great
Improvement on any stem-winding watch in
the American market, and by far the cheapest
watch OF its quality now offered to the public,
To prevent imposition, buyers should Inva-
r'ably demand a certificate of commences. No
watches retailed by the tompaDy.
For further facts and information, address
ROBBINS& APPLETON,
General Agents,
1872 Broadway, New York.
febl8 sat
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Trust SALE.



DY virtue OF a deed of Trust to me executed
ID by dominic Zweifel and George Waechter
I will, on Saturday, the I'D day OF Nay, A. ID.
1853, or the premises at the Eagle brewery,
Ia ely carried on by Zweifel, Hargan 4 Co,
proceed 70 sell at public sale, to the highest
properly, to-Ut: The said Dominic ZWeifel
and George Watchers undivided tWo-fhirds
In a lot Of land wing IN the county of Shelby,
state Of Tsnns s.e, and The city OF Memphis.
described rs follows: Beginning at the east
side of all alley betweea Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing at the South line of Geo.
MaechteTs lot aud running South on said alley
t. irty Two teet; tAence ~easTwardly evenly
i've feeti theme south wRruly again one hun
tied and tW6nty-slx feet. more or ess, to the
bayou thence sastEaTdly seventy-dve feet;
thence nOrthWsrdly one hundrtd anu fly
eight re {, InOIeor less, with Nj shdias Hupperts
line III nee wsstw -rdiy one hundred and fifty
feet with Geo ge NaecnLsr's line to the begin
n ng. it being the sane lot Of land sold to Geo
Wsechter by j. hn p. 5~chIOckers. 2stn October,
1858 aud part Of lot sold 10 George Waechter.
by Nicholas Huppert on the 18th day Of April,
1868 Also the SAID ZWeifel & WaechteI's two
thirds in the barrels, casks. kettles, engines
ha5hlng machines, coal beds, malt mill and
wagons 81 Employed in the brewery of ZEeifel,
HArg N s Co.
The undivided third part OF George Waechtsr
will be first sold, and II that does not bringsuf-
fcient TO satisfy The said trust, then the midi
vided third OF ssid ZReifel will be sold.
The title to above de-erired property is pre-
sumed to be good, but l sell only a. Trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
Aud at the same tim aud place I, the under
signed. assignee of said iominic ZWeifel. bank
{ on OF said BomiEic ZWeilel il and TO the
above described property Terms 6 sh1
WIN. ROD
Memphis, April 20, 1853 lap22l Assignee.
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Trace Chains, walkers and common
Root HameNhorse and mule;
Planters Hos, cast-steel, all sizes ;
shovels and Spades, RowIands's and Ames';
Axes-Hunt's. Simmonds'. Mann's and LIP
plncott's, Patent and plain
Hand. Panel and Rip Saws, GREAT BAR
GAINS;
TuttIe's Patent Hook-tooth Cross-eut Saws;
Cross-cut Saws, single hook and usual too.h
Table and Pocket Cutlery, great variety
CHEAP;
Smuggling, Claw ard Lath Hatchess, Hunt's
and other makers;
scythss-Blood's, Mansfield & Lambs, waldron
and other brands;
Hay and Manure Forks, c. S. Rakes, Wrought
iron Rakes;
scythe Snaths and Hay Rakes;
Handles for Hoes. Forks and shOvels and
Spades
Butchers Files and Uhisels;
Pemberton's MIL FILES, VERY CHEAP;
Sand Screens. Riddles snd Selves
Hand Bells-Faun Bells.
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Cotton Machinery.

nc SALE, q complete set of cotton Ma
chfnery for Mill o. 150lOnms. OF < capaeiIy
81 1900 pounds weekly OF % inch heavy sheeI-
ings. &ardlng is new, anu OF the best make:
hss been run bus six months. Spinning. pat
ent dyeF thros tlesl DresSeTs and Looms, IN per-
fect order . together with harnesses, reeds.
bearus. b0bbins, and al the fuFniture peces-
saw Is start and run q mill Of the ABOVE size at
once al be delivered IA 8o-ton immsdfa
aiesy. Apply 10 WM GRAY &C0.,
apZ7 sc summer Street, Boston, Mass.
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sar Special quotations given on apDE
cation. Orders solicited and promptly
executed when rsesiv ed srs


OFfIcE DESoTo insurance. AND Trust Co.,,
MEMPHIS, Aprf Is, 1868.
TBE Legislature Of T~naessee having a4thar-
izeG the President aud Directors or tie De-
Soto Insurance. and TIE-t Company TO dise0n-
finue the business Of assurances and adopt the
Banging business wheneyer so decided by q
vote of the stockhoids rss therefore. The Board
Of Directors have ordered an eieft on, to ne
held At the Office Of this Com No. A. Mad
Ison street. on
Iuesaug, list Day Of June, 1859,
To test the sanse OF the stockholders on that
question. Each stakeholder Is entitled to vote
IN peIs n or by proxy. on tina basis CT one vote
Tor each share.
WM.M F~ARRINGToN. Preridspt.
]. q. LossDALE, Secretary. apla
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NissIssippI and Reanessee RaIlroAd.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
Nav Orleans Mail. daily 800 p.rn. ll:s5 am
New Orleans Express, daily $50 N. 410 pm
Freight, daily except sun
-----AS f'H
Mdu Train makes direct connection Tor New
Orleans and all points SOulh.
Express Train makes direct connection Tor
Codse lille. Water Valley, oxford, Holly Springs
aud al points north of Grenada on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
Ticket Office Blk Main street and st the De,
pot. O~mnibuses will call for passengers and
check baggage in any part of the city y
leaving oruers at &5TZ nSin street.
A. LIVERMORE. Gen1 SupI
C.P. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent. my2
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.IOHN kEED.

~ARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. 81 JefEer-
son street, entrance In alley. Special at
te1tion given 10 stair Work. House, nd We
andahs famed ready cT ~shippinss nova
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Chattanooga. Richmond,
Washington, New York,
Baltimore. and all cities
East and South; Column
bus, Ga and montgomery
Ala; all stations On the
Memphis andLharleston.
Mississippi Central, Mo-
bile Snd Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville
and Chattanooga aud
East Tennessee Railroads
Nsa
Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis,
Nashville LouisvIlle,Cln
cfnnati, Cleveland, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Baf-
falo. Albany, New York,
and all cities North and
West, st...------.--- u
New Orleans, Baton Rouge
NatcheZ, JACKSON, NicRs-
burg, and all ciGesS South,
D.
All stations on the MtSsis-
sippi and Tennessee, New
Orleans and JackEJn and
southern Railroads, at. 3p
Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad. Little Rock,
Madison, Sundays ex-
ceptec), at .-- 8 I
Marion, Wittsburg and
CiaibourDe, Ark. (tri-
weekly Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at. 10
Olive Branch and Byhal q,
Miss, emf weeklylMon-
day ana Friday, at-- IL
Cnbaand Big reek, Tenn,
(weekly) Friday, at,-- 10
Little ROcE ana Helena,
and alIlandiRgs on White
river. (semt-w weekly Taes-
DAY and Saturday, a 8 {
Pine BlufGnd Helena, and
all landings on A kansas
ii ser, (trl-Wsek u Tues
day, Thursday and sat
urdsy. At.-- - 9
All landings on ths MiEsls-
sippi river south, semi
weekly Tuesday and
Saturday, at- 81
All landings on Mississippi
river nortn(semi-wesklyi
Monday and THURSDAY,
at 9 {
JOSEPH P FLYNN, Clerk.
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NJ e M p HIS
STEAM DYEIHG & CLEANING
ESTABLTS

B. A. Hollenberg, AGA Second Street,
s In fun operation for the Spring Season
ladies and gentlemen viii nnd - 70 thelf
Advantage 10 have their war Observation-Disclosures
this o ace. Especial stfen ion given 70 Laces,
Grape and Wooden Shawas; Gfeaadfnessf sum
mef silks and Dress GOcda, Of every msteFi2i,
dve.d and renovated. Tncxeutemenh Lave con-
yInced Their selves that my mode Of cleaning
pufs an eud to the old destructive mode Of
securing. and leaves the material unlnlnrsd,
as 20 cd - new.
RrKid Gloves only cleaned by me. apls
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- WHTTn liz

F0z WHITE River
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet c.
White River u. 5. Mail P.ckeJ,
---..-.--.Ash ord, Master
This excellent passenger steamer .zI@
viii leave as RDove -
THURSDAY, 9th inst, at 5 pm.
T. a. KENDIG Agent.
my4 34 Front ST. MOsey BLOCK.
Regular Memphis and White River PacEet.
master
TINS xcellent steamer leaves
Memphis rs above, szE
THURSDAY. eth inst, at 5 pm.
For freight only apply 10
Mkt WALT & 20, Agents,
m-a No. ~ Front street.
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Gold at the opening in New York e.
day was 1856 @IS6. went Up TO lS6s9lS6},
and at noon hsd declined to 1885, and
closed al 1883. Sterling Exchange was
dull at l09s for prime 80 dsy bills. Mon
ey more slrihgsEt at per cent.
Sales Of Tennessee bonds we're reported
to-dsy 81 67}s for Ole, and Csc FOR new.
Lister in the day the former sold at 67c,
and the latter 81 655c.
governments opened dull bat steady
In tone, and closed steady with prices
generally unchanged.
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So Special attention win be given to our
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So The stirring events of the present day
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o -c1surNNATE.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Carlo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
DAEL1N maoSCA
This new and elegant passenge -
steamer leaves on z4&
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & co, Agents.
my2 40. p Jefferson 5 rect.
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HARDWARE.

Door Locks and Latches-large assortment and
cheap
Hinges OF all kinds and every size;
Bcrews-Nsilsi
O xwood Wheel Sash Pulleys, and all other ar
ticles usually found In a Hardware Store.
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Memphis snd Little sOeK hSlIrO@d
To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, R
Going West-Lsave Hopeheld daily 81 ~ an.
Coming East Leave Madison daily al : pm.
s. B. BEAUaONT,
fa7 Gsnerai superintendent
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FIsAaCE AND TRADE.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.
MEMPHIS, Nay 4 1859
FINANCE
In LEGAL monetary affairs there is no
change sincs yesterday. ScIips sre
steady, and Exchange easy. We quote (:
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MousEKggpEas, wARE.

Knives and F~orks-Ivorys and other kinds;
Plated Forks and spoOns-RoGERs q BROS,
make.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wrAruER NJ RryE.s

WEATHER REPORTS OF THE WESTERN UsIoN
rrIEGRAPH cnMPANY. NAYl
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE,.
Arrivals and Departure OF the
Mails from the Memphis


3. pm 1915 an.
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FOR ARKAzsAs RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United states Mall Line.
wa. CALDWELL----..--. .-.--..- da.De5 master
This splendid passenger sGeaaeE Ga
vii lesv- for the above N znAS
THURSDAY, g. b inst. at 8 pm.
I. A. D AgeSt,
my5 S4 Front ST.. Mos5y Block.