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SENSIBLE ADVICE TO FAR MEns

SENSIBLE ADVICE TO FAR HEEEs.
Our Ashley county ARK contempo-
rary, in an article OF soma length, last
week, asked for some reasons why the
farmers Of the South should not plant
wholly in cotton, IS before the war. We
ind the following ia the Farmer, SO foil
Of sense and coed judgment, and, with
al, so abundant in the reasons ssked for
by III contemporary, that we make
room for it, endorsing it to cur farmer
readers as especially worthy their attea-
ton
Tbe cotton crop OF 1867 was an accident. Il
was nct 8 a large crop. Win ordinary prices
it would have been q failure. and under Ordl-
nary circumstance, even tie prices IL now
commands, could not have more than saved
the planters. Eut The planters were extrasrdl-
nsrly situated. They had been compelled 20
raise some thing else bts de cotton. They a
20 carry Themselves. For Lhs lack OI credit,
Jhey we're forced TO work on the cash principle.
This fact. and this fact alone, accounts for tho
spien5id results Of the crop when sold. II did
net al % OF 10 pay borrowed money, or % buy
supplies. II was CWned aJ hO4Ae, and there il
stays In 1865, cotton was 3 secondary crop,
anu the consequence was. IL paid better than
ever before. Had cotton been, IS 10 has SO often
been, the main !caiing crop, On which the en-
tire strength OF the plsnter vas expended, the
supply would have been uchItTger the prices
much les, and, worst OF AZ, he entire profits
would have gone Oh 70 buy something 10 eat
AS il was. eating their Own bread they have put
their cotton mo icy Ia tlelr pccke-s,
NOW the dagger is, and IL Is a very serious
Lna5 uud5r the excitement Uf the
present higu prices and The natural Gezire to
reap q big reward, the planters aud farmers
.Ha
into the fatal error o. ntglectiug TO provide
bread, relying on The -uccess OF the crop OF
cotton 10 furnish money enough to buy. II
such should be The effect Ct the success OF 1865,
then that success VIII turn cat a curse instead
Of a Blessing. = curse more uirefol Than any
that has ysL been visited on the South. The
true policy, the only policy ia Whica there is
any reason, is that every m-u shall first and
Ia secure beyond al accident, a full
supply OF provisions. This done let him pat
IN "A small area Of cottOl. Let him manure
and Work this cotton thoroughly, and the re-
suit Will be more permanent profit than ten
times the cotton, gown 10 the neg ect Of ErO-
visions.
If anything additional to the above be
needed to prove the soundness OF the
position CT the APPEAL, we have
but TO suggest the general condition Of
the farmers Of the North and West.
whose prime care is Tor family and self
their next Tor the great public. The con-
sequence is they have fruits and vegeta-
bles in abundance, milk and butter, and
81 those good things which pass under
the denomination OF the "fat OF the
land" They live well-better than any
people in the w0rld-snd are thoroughly
independent. IA these respects they viii
do 70 copy after"
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We have pleasure in announcing that
Col. z. Y. Rocket, so long connected
with the press OF this city, has been sp-
pointed resident agent OF the Mississippi
Valley Navigation Company, OF which
our old friend Capt. DEHAvEN is Presi-
dent. Col. Rocket brings to the exeT-
else OF the functions Of his new office 8
great degree OF experience, q clear and
active brain and a thorough comprehen-
sion Of the objects Of the Company he
represents. We hope his labors will De
abundantly rewarded, and that his many
landed friends in this n-sighbOEhood will
show their appreciation Of him By sub
scfibing literally to make that q success
which is just now but pCOb!ematical.
Capt. DEHAvEN deserves the fullest
measure of public favor in this enter
prise, which has the endorsement Of
many Of the oldest and most expert
snced river men Of the South.
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LEE ooNsrIrurIoN laNoREp.

The Constitution or The State provides
that
The Legislature shall appoint q day for
holding the election OF Judges and Attorneys
General. separate and apart from The days already
prescribed, or hereafter prescribed by the Legis-
lature for holding the election FOR State and
county officers"
The Legislature ignoring this provision
OF ita organic law have declared and pro-
vided-
aFor the election OF Judges an dAttorneys-
General, by the qualified voters OF the State,
o. the first Thursday In August next, being the
same time that the election for Governor and
member Of the Legislature wln be held"
This violation of the Constitution is
plainly a Radical scheme, accomplished
with . view to bring thejudlciary within
reach OF the negro element; and is the
only thing wanting to q complete degrs-
dalton Of the bench OF the State. What
next?
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THE PRospECrfN CosyECrICUr.

TEfE PROSPECTIN COSNECFECUT.
From al quarters Of Connecticut we
have the NEST encouraging reports Of the
prospects Of Democratic slccess in the
epring. In commenting upon this
theme, the New Hsvep Register says /:
" The party is thoroughly united upon
" the ticket and tho platform, and deter
90 mined upon victory. There is not a
g discordant word 10 be heard Throughout
g cur ranks, The contest on the part Of
A" cur friends will be a very different az
" fair from that Of November. The Oc-
" tober elections settled The Presidential
" election, and it ia therefore 8 wonder
g that the Democracy polled as large a
" vote IS they did. New, We enter the
+" contest under more encouraging aus
&" picGs.H
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0FEInERS ng raE ranPAAY.

At a meeting OF the stockholders, held atthe
st. Charles HutcI In New Orleans. in pursuance
u notice, On The sS n day or January, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen On a~ecordaDcs TO
terms o charter, were elected Directors for the
ensuing year:
Thomss A. Adanr. New Orleans.
Alfred MOulJon, New Orleans.
D. DeHaVen, New Orleans,
VIM. CrsRTy, New Ore ans.
Howard Eiilspaugh, New Orleans
John Paul Baker. New Orleans.
Joha Il. Graw, Dew Orleans.
II. Nauitinz, New Orleans.
D. W. FlowreuCa, NicKsburg.
DR.. J. r. WatAlDs, Memphis.
~. =. OILS, Memphis.
DR.. ]. ". Rogers, Nemphts.
j. ward Montgomery, Memphis
John b. Davies, LO1lsyll c.
A. Baker, Louisville.
samuel II Patterson, Jacksonville.
John cobb, Madison, L d..
Gen. I T. Lrlttendsn, Madison, Ind.
d. q. Martin, st. Louis.
Capt. q. Z. Carson, st. Louis.
At meeting of the Directors, held for the
purpose OF electiDg officers tle following
named gentlemen We're elected:
d. DsHsvsr, President. New Orleans.
John a. Graw Vice President, New Orleans.
II. Mulspsugh, Treasurer, New Orleans.
n. ). Otis, SecreLary, Memphis.
John b. Lavies, Chief Engineer. Louisville.
r y. Kirk, superintendent, Madison.
CT stewart, Assistant Secretary, New Or
leans,
- Winusmore, General Agent, st. Charles
Hotel. New Nrleaus.
Y. Y. ROlKETT has been appointed Agent,
with ofii = al Memphis, TO whom application
may be made tor exchange OF lands for stock
in the Com pany.
ONCE No. 43 Madison street.
EE LedgtF End Post COPY 3W. febis
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, February 16.-The Govern
ment refuses to recognize the United
States Consul, except es commercial
agent.
Nsturalized Americans are being i'm
prisoned without charges or chance Of
trial. The American Consul will be
obliged to leave unless supported by his
Government. The Cuban Government
is also placing obstruction In the way of
Americans wishing to leave the Island.
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houses. On this subject the Queen con-
eludss as follows: I am persusded
that careful regard will be had to the
interest involved, and to the welfare Of
religion, and that through the application
OF principles Of equal Justice to the
question before them, Parliament will
secure the undivided feeling OF the poo
pie OF ireland On the side CT loyalty, and
law and loyalty efsce the memory of
passion, and cherish the sympathy of
affeetiouate people.
PARIS, February l8.--M. Walswski
has resehed this city on his return from
Athens, with the reply Of the Greek gov.
eminent to a resolution Of the Confer
ence OF Powers. The conference Will
meet sgsin to receive the response OF
Grepce.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGTON, February l8.-The
Senate has confirmed the nomination Of
Jas. Il. Huekelberry as United States
Attorney for the Western District Of
Arkansas.
The President Of the Senate has sp-
pointed az the Inauguration Committee
Senators Yates, Of Illinois, Crsgin, Of
New Hampshire, and McCreery, of Ken
lucky.
At the evening session a large number
Of pension bills we're passed.
The House bill removing political dis
abilities from g great number OF persons
was considered, aud after discussion was
passed by a unanimous vote.
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T-ELEGaAPm10
Sew Yors martet-

New EOFs Market.
NEW YORK, February J6-CoJton dulI aud
heavy. Sa Is 500 bales; upiands @e. COfee
qutsL but firm. sugar firm at EACH.
A1nt y-reuneSsCe bonds lower; new 03lzG
651S. Gold closed ~ 20.
The great feature o. Wall street TO day was
the striHg6DcY OF money ard ne Cepr-sSiOn
caused IN neatly every direction. Demand &C
tive throughout. Government dealers were
generally accommodated a. 7c, and In sona
cases were tenders themselves. Stock brokers'
paid 7 currency . Z gold, anu in a lew Instances
a commission Of nc Was added 20 Legal rates IN
currency. In the gold room, brokers' paid 0 per
the money IN aFket caused, by q CON-
biuatlOn OF leading bears in gold, stocks, ETC.,
10 lock up gre-nDacRs aud depIeEs their valu+.
The reesut sharp rise in gov rnments, caught
some parties largely short, Eho ma e common
cause with ConteuearJuS in gold and stock mar
ketS, The action OF certain bank O1iciHts S, says
the Express, was very suspicious, and it IS De
neved Lhey are interested IA a new bear specu
lation. seernng weak aad unsettled. PINE
bankers o4G9c Gold 81. sight bills $685..
New Orleans Marker.
NEW ORLEANS, February lG-CottOn unset.
tied and 20 lower. Middlings 2sL23ko. Sales
to-day &UO bales. Receipts SS22 Exports o.
l&. Gold 3544. Sterling 4Oz. Commercially
Pernne So S7%, Xxx 81 ., Xxx 81 80. Corn
scarce at 7SaSJc. Oats Il m al 73e. Bran steady.
al 81 10. Hay, prime SO 6UQ2S. PORK dull: ne d
AT g3s 25 Bacon. iobbipg. shcuidera l5lzc
clear rib sidesl5169l9c. Lard dull Jieices sOz
32gH, kes 2z69zE4c. Sugar nrner; prime
- CIV NOAAAALc0 -aNhA@F4f FAA0h GAhlAAlCQ Ap1s
Molasses active; prime 75975. Whisky and
Coffee steady and unchanged.
81. Louis Darket.
ST. LOUIS. Februsryl 6 -Supernne Flour s. %
GaG. Wheat 81 20 Oats 62g55o. AasrlCy 81 $50
z 30. Corn 7O975c. hye 81 S00I 81. Pork sS3
Bulk shoulders, 1916. Bacon, I45s. IA ami jSc.
Lard zoe.
Cincinnati narke
CINCINNATI. February ld-FlouT, family, SO
: 81. Germ 63a65os Oats 61465o WHISKY ySc.
Pork SS3. Lard 20. Bulk meats lSz gl5L. Ba-
con l4%. ia and rs. VIII at 81 20. 1tye 81 40
u. Barley g ~. Butter 3l937e, Eggs IS@
Ice. Clover seed SO 25gl5 50.
louisville aEEet
LOUISVILLE, February l8.-Sales 81 bids. of
TObasco. lugto fine Leaf, At s5Sl6l5. Bacon IA,
ITZ ana io4. Bdlk meals 1874, l64 and l7Ac
Flour Is 1896 p. Com 00@t5c OATS 6JSo1c
WHISKY Csc. Wheat 81 1901 3. Rye 81 -,
chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 10 Flour s. &C 20. Wheat
81 goal 2fs. C,rn 5s1z d59h. Oats 5Zg54c.
Rye 81 lsgIO Barley 81 9&2. Highwines 92c.
Pork S32 6L. Hams ia. Buk sites l5L8l5&c;
l2zils4. LAID 1s%9l954.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, February l2-CopsOls closed at SO
u. s. SD bonds 7S15.
LIVERPOOL, February l6s-C0tton dull and de-
olined, closing fist. Sales 5000 bales. Middling
uDlanGs on spot, J2al2H, 10 arrive M. Or
leans l24Sl22s. Manchester mRrkes heavy.
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$500, o IN ROSDs-THE BEST THAT
CAE BE DONE.

CAS- BE DONE.
After the exhaustion Of every efFsrt
possible to secure the amount Of money
necessary to carry the city successfully
through and out Of her present financial
endorsements, the Financial Commit
tee reluctantly, last evening, appealed to
the Board Of Aldermen for the faai pas
sage OF an ordinance, authorizing the
issuance Of $500, 600 in bonds, to be used
as collateral. In accediDg 10 the de-
msnd OF the committee 30 readily and
unanimously, the City Council bat did
Justice TO their own intelligence. The
members were personally ~cogBizsat Of
the hearty and indefatigable labors Of
Aldermen WoLCoTT aud RENER, both
OF whom have been untiring Ia their
zeal in behalf Of the city. They knew,
80 vi did, that these gentlemen left
no stone ~uotu-ned. That thew had
interviews with, and besoUght helm
FROM every nan IL the city likely
to be able to raise the sums needed.
or any respectable approximate to them.
In this work, engaging as It has nearly
ali their Tins for the past two weeks,
they bad the assistance o. many mem
bers Of the Board, ex-members aud lead
ing citizens. All have confessed failure.
and willingly eOncede that in the issu-
ance Of bonds alone lies 4 financial
salvation. This is the last and only re-
sort. The people must, therefore, en-
dorse the action of the Board, anthoTis-
ing them. For them to refuse, Is to ieop-
aEdizs their valuable railroad interests
and involve other property Ia utter and
entire loss. This they have already re-
fused to do. They will, then, vote for
the Issuance OF the bonds. BY these,
used as collateral only, the Finance Com.
mIstee propose to relieve present embar-
ressment, pay 81 pressing and outstanding
liabilities, advance the credit Of the city,
enhance bar bonds BY prompt payment
OF accruing interest," aud hereafter In
sure her financial affairs entire imm1-
ulty from the dangerous looseness thai
some time since characterised them. To
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CONGREGATIONAL.
SENATE.

WAsHINerOS, February 10.
A resolution was passed for the APP
pointment of q committee OF three on
inauguration ceremonies.
Drake presented the credentials of Carl
Schurz, Senator elect from Missouri.
Morrell, from the COMMITTEES en- FIJI
nance reported with an amendment
to the House bill ~forbidding National
banks to certify to stocks not drawn.
ECommittee reported a subs,i;ute to the
House bill regulating report Of National
Banking Association. The substitute
providing that in lieu OF all reports now
required By sectian "a or the Currency
Act. every association shall make TO the
COMPTROLLER Of Currency not less n
four reports each year, according TO q
form presented, verified by the oath OF
the President or Cashier, and signed by
at least three directors, a made up to
any past day specified by the Comp
troller. The reports are to be published
in one newspaper Of the locality Of the
respective bank, and q penalty Of nv
thousand dollars is prescribed for q
Days delay after five days in makieg
them.
Mr.. Sumner moved to take up the
Joint resolution giving a pension TO Mrs.
AtlCOA1f a. "&o Ia AS N1SA
moved to fill up the blank with the
words, Five thOusaHd dollars"
The report Of the "Committee on PEN
sions'' was read, setting forth that they
see no legal ground on which Mrs.. Lin
coln's request can be granted.
The pension is bitterly opposed by
many representative Democratic MEM
bers.
A strong effort was made to take up the
Tenure-Of-offic bill, pending which, the
Senate went into executive session, and
soon after took a recess.
HOUSE.
A bill passed to prevent the losniDg of
money on United States bonds. Also a
bill for the relief of Leonard Pierce, late
Consul at MstamorOs, by refunding him
81 goo, paid during the war.
A bill WIS introduced TO publish q
Congressional record daily from the 4th
Of March next, for each member Of the
House and Senate, and o large number
of bound volumes for the use Of both
Houses. Referred.
A bill was reported from the Recon-
struction Committee removing DISABLE
tiles from g large number Of persons in
the Southern States, and passed by 100
to As, the Speaker voting in the afdrma-
tive.
The House resumed the consideration
of the bill reported Saturday from the
COMMITTEES on Banking and Currency,
supplementary to the National Bank
Bill.
POmeroy moved the previous question
on the bill ana amendments, it Was
seconded with the under standing that
the vUte be taken tomorrow.
The House TOOK u recess till evening
FOR the consideration oil the Internal
Revenue bill.
EVENING SESSION.
The tax bill Wss adopted tonight after
the adoption OF several unimportanG
amendments.
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And RIVERS.

CAIRO, February 16.-Up-Magents,
8 am; City Of Alton, 8 am; Cont
mental IL am. Down-Clifton 4 pm;
Bale ST. Louis 5 pm.
The river rose Ii inches. It is raining.
ST. LOUIS, February I6.-Arrived-
Gem. Dsparted-Pauline Carroll and
Forsyth. The river is rising and all
uPpf. streams are swelling.
LOUISVILLE, February I6.-The river
is rising with 9 feet 10 inches in canal.
NEW ORLEANS, February Is. Arrived,
Mary Houston and Silver Spray. De-
parted-MoIiie Able.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February l6.-The
steamships Cuba and Bienville bring q
large number Of Cuban refugees from
Havana. Two other steamers, recently
arrived, brought a number OF the same
refugees.
In the Legislature, the Civil Equality
bill, on the second reading yesterday,
was amended, and is to take effect on
April first.
To-day was fixed Tor final action, but
it was Tot reached.
The Legislature commenced holding
night sessions tonight.
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DIREJT TRADE CONVENTION.
CuAMBKR OF COMMERCE..

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS. TES.., February 10, 1853.
OUR ciLiZ -ns are reminded that the COnvrn-
~ ton held at Norfolk in Ostrber las to pro.
mote diceot uade between that port ana Eu-
rope, adiou 'ucd 10 meet in this city at such
time as our Chamber OF should de-
sisnars, ana they are earnestly invited 10 as
5smble ut this Chamber on Monday, the End
inst, At . pm. 20 adopt such plans aud Organi
izaIiOus as may bsst promote tn ohJect1n view,
and uphold the reputation OF cur city as one
OF the fOIemCs5 FL the march of ENTERPRISE and
p Og ess. ombering what an impulse our
former convention gave to every interest here,
l can but hope the meeting viii be Largely at
tended by all CLASSES of our citizens.
febl6 ". H. L HERRY Pres't,
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BALTIMORE.

BAITIHoRE, February 16.-By per-
mission of the President the remains of
Booth were removed from the arsenal at
Washington yesterday. They reached
here last night and we're to-day laid by
the side OF his father in Green Mount
Cemetery.
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NEMI'ElIS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FRB. n, 1859

COMMUNICATIONS and poetic contri-
buttons intended for t~heEUEDAY APPEAL
must be handed in before Friday, noon.
Advertisers VIII find IL TO their interest
to avail themselves Of the large snd in
creasing circulation Of the Sunday issue.
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ss7e themselves The people must vote for
the issuance Of these bonds. The neces-
tiles Of the poor employees Of the city,
40 less than justice 20 her honest and
rioh creditors demand it.
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Agricultural.

A PRELIMINARY MEETING, CON-
n vened at The Circuit Courthouse in
Memphis, on Saturday afternoon, imme-
Giately on the reception OF a copy OF the Char
teT or =" Ths Shelby County Agricultural, Ne
chanicat aud Horticultural Society recent y
granted BY tire Legislature. I was In
structed to cali a meeting Of ali the member Of
our Society On
SATURDAY. Fiji aOrE TSSTAHT.
At the Circuit Court house Ia Memphis, AZ y
O'Clock To, when n where important action
viii ts taken IN regard to the adoption OF said
CHARTER. Gud operations Incident thereto. All
unGm Gsrs and other ctitZ1ns are therefore re-
specially urged % b. present and give as the
benefit Of the r cnucse! and cooperation
II. d. =. STEWART, Prcs't-
February u. 1859. iebl6
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WE are pleased to gree. once more the
Augusta, Ark, Sentinel, revived in its
usual nest typography, sitter q silence Of
two months, consequent upon the pres
encs Of CLAYToN's bummers. We wish
II all success,
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By Telegraph
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, February 16.-Both Houses
Of the Legislature passed a bill prohibit
ing priza-fghting In this State.
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MARRIED.

WHITAKER KEATING-In this city, on
the 10th inst by the Rev. DR.. Biiss, at The resi-
dence of a. W. Young, WIN. WHITAKER, Esq,
OF the firm OF Whitaker q Bardsley, and Miss
5. b. KEAFING, all of Memphis. No cards.
Cincinnati Commercial and GGEele please
eopy.
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Shelby Nursery.

A PPLEs and Peach trees, 2c each SIS per
"A 100; Si25 per 1000. Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Apricot and Almond trees, soc each. Concord
Grape Vines, $40 per 100; Stl per 1909: g25O per
5g1O. Other articles proportiGnably low.
Best sh piping facilities by EXP ess or Freight
trains. Address KOEN q BLEDSuE,
fPbi7 COlneryille, shelby csopty, Tenn.
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NEW ADyERTTSm'ENTs
MEMPHIS OlTY MILLS.

YfHE subscribers having put in operation
their New Mil, on tho alley east OF Third
street. betWeen Po Olar and Exchange, are pre-
pared 10 furnish FINE HJTE BuLTED
CORN MEAL in any quantity. FEED OF
ALL KINDS GROUND rs desired, and on
hand for sale. This being a HOaE MANU-
FACTORY, a share OF puOiic patronage is sos
Iicitsd. L Ne q r
feb1T
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JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 Jefrer-
II son street, entrance il alley. Special at
tentiOn given 10 Stair Work. Houses and We
TeaHaha franasd ready foE snipptng, Inovailm
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Furniture removed and Repaired.

r HAVE Furniture Wagons always ready TO
4 remove families, or TO send for and return
needing repairs or ans sort, Leave
al my store, S65 Second street.
iaI3 OWEN SMITH, Undertaken,
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Mississippi Valley Navigation
Co. of the South and West.

This Company. authorized by charter frcm
the State OF Louisiana, Is now thoroughly or
ana IN working order.
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50 so per Annum,
81 25 per Six Months or
rs cts. per Three Months.
E8 Clubs of two or more will be sup.
He'd at 81 90.
Hs-The columns OF the APPEAL Will be de-
voted to the LATEST NEWS, TELEGRAPH RE
PORTS, and choice selections Of EADIEa
MATTER.
Ss Special attention will be given to our
MARKET REPORTS. No effort viii be spared 10
advance SOUTHERN and SOUTHERN
ENTERPRISES.
CO The stirring events of the present day
make 1t necessary for every man to become a
subscriber to a good newspaper. TOsupplyt this
want, we offer the APPEAL at the above az
tremely low rates, confident that the prizes is
within the reach Of all. We promise that the
APPEAL, as heretofore, shall continue TO give
universal satisfaction.
~ RemIttances can be made either by Post
On1es Money Order or by Registered Letter.
HJ@ Postnasters throughout the United States
are requested to act as Agents.
AESSLEE, HEATING q I'd.
Editors ans: PreprietOrs,
Memphis Tassn.
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Change Of Firm.

ATE. JOHN F. BUCKHAM, formerly Of Fin
wi ME q ~BuckhRnl having this day become
associated with US in the General Produce n
{ commission business, we will continue TO carry
on said business at the old stand, 2O Front
street, under tAe firm, name and style OF AN
DEkSON, REED q BUCkaAM.
REED q ANDERSON.