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, 1869-04-02
LOUISVILLE,

Eunpoyvdcr rAccidcnt-E3usiucHs Item
-Stnbbln8 Affrny.
InCByu1E, April L-TestcrdAy esenin8 four
k,naIl bore we're badly wounded By the explosion
of mask died With powder Into which one Of the
Ta1ty nad accidentally thrown IN i9nited MATCH
Nj J. S. bcntz1uin late Of Dayton, q, Is about
establishing IN this city IN extensive edse tool
IDAnufActozy.
Yesterday evening d1tncq1t{ occurred y he
and C. F. Mares, in which the former wAs badly
cut tu the taec aud about the bodJ and tho lattcr
ccurarsftyety uphpft
, 1869-04-02
NEW ORLEANS.


C0nHfct OF Judicial Authof1tY.
NV OR1.xAka, April 1.-The difficulty between
the Governor and the Auditor hA1 resulted Ia q
CONFLICT ol authority between the Fifth and scT-
enth District Courts, which arc couEts Of concur
rent Jurisdiction. WaHnoth1 fapnotntee has
been en}otned By the Seventh District Court, aDd
Auditor WIeEllde BY the F1f1h. Wlct1t1e WIS
yeaterday sentenced to prison for forJeight hours
for contempt: but was subsequently released on
4 MItt Of A1he14 roTpu&,
, 1869-04-02

IfvE1FDui. AFfl I-ll:R 4 a.
flor. - II R1a wheat. - Id; wtdss wheat, N 10
Cnkn H Sd fdr naw.
Poxx. lala- LAx1 il
, 1869-04-02
CUBA.

An Inzurxent Prize Abandoned
he3xucendfnT1en enExeeutea-Errah
Troops From Spain.
HAy1KA AptN 1.-The steamer Cuu13l6itef1o k35
a,Tfrr n Eassau md her captuTa II LIST accounix
had abandoned her and gune ashorc- She viii
probably be taken possession ol 4ud p'oogn1 back
70 UaySnA by a Spanish mAn-o!-wN:
The seaman war steamer Guadai9uiTer found
sehccucr abandoned near 8agoA, md took her to
Trxscl = htch recently landed cargo uf Au4 On
tho coA1t near CtnfoeSoA -
In tne Sagua District seven tncend!AItes were
cauEhs and executed On fhe plan'Aoooa WHICH
Fresh troops nom Spain a,11sed and d!seu-
ba.ked this morning,
Sugar quiet; sales 1t sH18A rcaA
, 1869-04-02

PEokrrs. of the Union Pacific Rail-
r0ad-A Notorious Rough Dtsp"soo
ot-IMa4nm Raid
spsaA Despatch to The Chicago TFtouna
OnAH1. April l.
Salt IAte despatch etstes thas the Weila-Fa1xo
coacheA make connection With the Union Pacific At
oEdeR to-day.
! notoftooa gousn, Prank So1neT, commonly
, 1869-04-02
REAL ESTATE,
Farm for Sale
FOR SALE.

hne ,txidenos ne.z Lincoln Past. With
fo1tyeies6 ftet q Eound tEont Any ann xsshinE
ca1 m ne ~ thia VIII be sold It tacdee~ JSO. e
NICHOLSON Real Estate Axens. 1N MadiA11 =
, 1869-04-02

Ku.Klux Outrage In GEccuvllle,
Ala
urx1sy1r1K. Ala, April 1.-THE deud!sh ru31ice
nf tht Ku-Kiux Ean, IN Gseenvtne, Ala, where
rparttai lxw ough3 kong ago TO have been pto-
ctaim1d yt1terdAy cu,11in2tsd IN NJ Rttemps to
murtier s uartt1ier, Judge Of Probate Of Butler
COUNTY, uc VA shot BY aknlf1nG assasstn while
gti1tnx near m oren window. The wu1nd IS
thought 10 be fltal The ASSASSIN, oa coo1Be,
escaped.
, 1869-04-02

ppeniuK Of Hudson River NAvtXA-
Itous
Hrnamx, y. T., Apr1 1-Tne Ice hock1de has
broken and u4rtGat3on h open.
Pu5GHKxIrAK April 1.-The freehet above u
fxp&11y substdtng. and no NoEe serious damage
nil pctur.
, 1869-04-02

P1r4apEoA. Pr A1fl 1-CEude petroleum cxttssae
" Grt toby. md hut ssaSle trAaAaettao !E'sts
q 30 ss spot II &e for Ef,t or seller uA JOY Ae of
HsStr thso yrsss1day. quoted Il Hkss!e; l..s hat
ArTI f.4e; Nay. y VI: April u Jaont ~: Apsd Il
a.bar, h.ASe-
, 1869-04-02

Cotton Mill Hu1ned ut Auburn, n. +.
Ar1rRy =, T.. Apsn L-Ihe cotton factor! Of
IW. NE Hewiitt4A Bailey Lestes took rze to-
DIV. The interior was ourIfd OUT and lAzEr
amount Of properly consumed The goods cn the
n1t md second noora were principally removed
Insurance On the building, $1,000; building WI
ned Il sAoco, Insurance on MACHINERY, 81, ,up
machinery md stock ya1utd II t5o,eEp.
, 1869-04-02

Naahvi1le Cosaen Market.

CINCINNATI. April The tu1y II the case ur Str
plctou, indicted for murder ii the at7t degree,
being out twenty three noQrs. brought In Te11k:t
ot nxnIl2ughtez. The defence mored new 1la1
, 1869-04-02
FCRTY-FIRST CONGRESS,
WARRINGTON, Aptn l.

RESOLUTIONS ~
MI sCASEh presented memosat o. jose ;.tzs:, =:
CaS9nvot q C1tzeh OF inc EnNe1 aLat1a sSse.nH
forth the lndgtseA put 90 himself .na efot9ef "
the hands ot tue tpanisn GosesuMen. N S,utas IuuAs
and ASKING the anteson s ,hat q lns ~ r.
Committee nn Foreign h1a15a ,.,
Nj. HAAI1S, from me ComniHee on fonilcM
e1e person % PssItionins % Tor reos Of their po-
uEca4 dlsahauhes - AEEoHlEA0J IN lEunoA VIA
swotn statsms9t Ssee nis oHn ea nsea9 o. tae
s'oaDu 'a''' =" '0Ia at,ls rs EHFox1Kn. a l ''~-
MI 81 n ~, atom the Eomlattee on sS Fo1e1Ru a
Relations ~ tae p.ss1xe 1
tween Europe and the united s,atss: also favor;
ahly rom ne eatne ,hn S; W -
Ieo to se,%na 70 ne ~ S =, q s,s, o ~
8etts And Maine ne inSS IlS.sS lau " 5 , on -"
Eances snAde iot tae Cnl1ed ss'&" IL LUG "a9 o.
1sl3
NJ nos, t9ia 1n,ne uthn5,tnG ~ Fam,
feFso!1eo JotGt iSsoIanon. auAa0e ~ ;; , ss ions
nlsa1one13 ot lndlan nAMta ~ a9p..". A1. Au1sunAs ~
1or minor 1ndlah eh1ofeo enGuea 70 penslons o1
bogntGa7 s., Fused A.. ,san,,... ~, ~. ,y,.
Lall, tePoIteA iAteIto.s ~ ~ ~. 1n
IT. Fl az e ~ h n,1,Ittes IN VA, AZ.
,,ira panor1ed te,1h amennmcnts The Iii to es-
LII, tb ~ w S,,c'r .rG ~. 1ndqe ~.
sAnsl G tus 1ate VI oo0e1e5 a4o -'o''4 'A4
StSale GSheIy t-,, tho co,,r,,t+ea m p,,n,,c
1:nds reported, xlth an,e9anents the blu grant
lux 1u " tnF oeaaG " 1, ts tt,rar;r ~ IN ~
Cohsunclion o. Ea41oaa 1totu AaAe ookVslo6 ~
TIE t1NcGiE ND NAsaIHo1pMH M 3oSGAASEs
ME. GsboAH 9rioaaeea pnl 70 eeGuIS IN, tae
eompleu1n oi the 1na an PnSsc
buldings and IIouhuA ox
v- pauspy fton ~ ,he go nf,ce Committee
reported Joint resolauon aatnoHAa9 tao @ Gun u,
III, e.. q. H. IT,, IT, , Hiser n r
t1ncah tt and constraciinV 1sostFoad. Passed.
kAILRoiD E1l1A
III. AhSA!t 11pm INC CpaM!ttce ~ npns ~
1Ana4 Tpoen ~ ~ 1is son.7vcenn ~ ra,iread
rom k' Selma : % 3 a.aisson G.ss@s "a . ss3tr@
tae same 70 1ne selna' home q p1a'A a1ufo@a
c9Mp4ny}. ~ rsssea ta. I'm ~ .rt.,, tn. Tim a
for The completion Of the 1rst section oi ne Lite
Hoex H.. foft Sntn 81 1ad* el'ad Aeles1eo ~ 1ae
Committee On stTsI tTs1ne IfcaIr1osx aan9aa7
ment Of yashting improvement @ y nasn sSeatee-
sn1 70 sz4neglsa G, ~ - csHraM 11SH .4;Co
H. WILSON % inireaueed olll to rel9aai@a tas a
title Of the Unltrd States 70 CERTAIN iaaas n tne
CT Gon,ais.ss nj seuas} On His13 Ii a hfs '0 ~ '
Also h dopst!ns ~ eerHn w c9naemnea q 5atea 1ataI9
lu1nbia
Ell Ell. 70 41 MEND TIE HOMESTEAD s! Law; -,
uo1nestead one @ iaW ~ 80 as to requ,fe thc planting o
| trecs Oh homestead and pre- eenptton settlements
.a. pisAsn1Tf 1M1, III =
political Disabilities p persons named shete!n: 1e
te11rd 10 The Committee on Political Disabilities.
Jo1NI RESOLUTIONS
| Mr. hELLoG9 introduced totat lesolauoo Tsaus r. =
| ing TSht Of way to tue AcT orleans anu sall
| Island Cana! Company:
| ~. auAAhR onGIeo loMt icsolnaon {'ost M pon
1itsee on the Judiciary.
oaAak LANDS
The bl! TO authorize the purchase OF iands loa
| U8aBe 1pdt&ae " actual se%ue1d H4 P4Aseo.
| 1Snl4s AFrEofR1AI1ox A11. -,
the unfinis6ed husir1cs. 1he 1n{sn A,nrnn+t
| biU '''~ 1A''''-'' 3NffA w -SAS''4
, 1869-04-02

Bunk It H}e Ca1o<ed eottoos ara IN lh1ttsd dsnkrt
II unchAESed pEipa
sn<s w,asnx ,hs sSe1s = le.a sh.t A.na.a..s
p.1ni4 hsve hse1 eayanetd to uAc. wh1e AEo1can NJ
SAd1,e4 t0 1tke The tTzde the Whcth, h 4n1 I'D
HE.attstaetxT Yatsd1y tinly hAd dzY, ia 4 L
PAINFUL 70 lsA!n u tbs sa!penson et q the 4tat
honses among tbe trade, Nh1ae ard1t hns stood
e oene t3d 9hEped foL &esyJes1s He st4 70 Tia Am
, 1869-04-02

81. PAy1. April The boiler Of klons' t9N-uafn,
near Sank Raptda, exploded TUESDAY aftexnoon
NoundtuR 9eYen Hsen- TWO men. n2med Ab11Snl
and Letch, viii probably die Cause na1no@n
, 1869-04-02

Abolition of tho New Fork Cnnnl
Control System.
Albany, Aptl 1.-The hill abollshnk the canal
S9ui1pl Fstem hiss fA1ped <te Assembly. - - .
, 1869-04-02

~ ..-.-. ELECTION E2S1
Mr. PAINE, fFura the Committee On ElecstonS,
fspoEtsd that MT a1npsom, claiming tho soat from
eligible.
T1RIYY ELL
HI. MAYNARD intrOtner1l 4 hfn II, inrreasa the
.au sc.su.e Hom ouaeA On imports, sad tend to tho
~ q expoa md urorta being the bin
tsasp@lEA Att ee4&lou BY subcommittee Of the
committee on &aEs and Means, RcferTrd to the
Iofofnlttee On Wan and Means
Nj. BOYD o1sred ! rrsn,ut,on ,.,,n,r.rr .ha
eeSsa!! 20 o. Nar TO furnish list OF uapsld c1slms
1ol and CofnIniAsaEy z1ofcs from the
1oo'o 4suiei @ ol Missouri Adopted
III coTopx-FuS1Ek KncfIoH ctsx
MI CESSSA called up the election case Of
GoEode a9d FosteE, from the Twenty-dsst Eees,oo
Covode1 pFin.a jae4t right to u eeai
AhIQCNNEp,
Without dfs1ostng Of the question, adjourned.
, 1869-04-02

IVND0Ns aFlH Z
Adyiees from Cape Town, AfEtca. state that
t.sct Of country in Southern Africa, four hundred
miles long and nfteen to = hundred md aftJ nllea
broad, has been burned oyer, occaAionlns great
destruction Of property. Several nAuTes pet1shed
, 1869-04-02
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.
XISkHG&I.

Foreign Markets.
I1SAHQAl-
In1no1, ApsAL
us''1ea *sssa oooa1 ~ ~toxpox. Apal-x.ru4ax:
Cons1.a 81 for yoaney; a3"a.aaa Hoa3A
dun n4- 8soeks tuie< Ira 1&k; nliaots cWtrA ~
kttsIstc Gyx4t n TeAtfn, n '
Dteeasr At h1I3a1 In TIE Bank & Eo&hod Rauce lAs&
tuaost, 4+eaG&
BmdA Eh-
IJvnFooI, Aprl I-lt:H Az
FlnoT. - II Red whea1. - Id. wtdts Wheat N lod
Lyxxrooz> Aprl1-1NRn n
IArd, N4k
Re9 UEtA41&ed-
- IyHront- Axd3-Erentnx
Qoton tnsed dun Il II 1Nd for u2xrtz. 11d foe
O4le4n8: AAlea ct AaU h4leA.
California white whsst. = 1na nd Western, n ID
FoFf l0l9. Eerf, so1 IArd ~ HAcpu, 6k
Cheose, IN - TaNpw, - n
-MiahlosA a6oat, ~ tsanea; tn oeaiaztru.
on spok- IL fsaouA
Lux0ox. Ap.a1
NeW York DFy EeeAs Market.
Ngw FoHx- April l-Thc dzy suods martet resaains
tuate 5e& steady for raes kids of stspe EodA WI
quite heAry brpwn AhertnEa lkh9l6Ha foE earnnnr
to printing eioths; go far ek1noa to a1trL
Best naaalrF pEint4-ilHt944 Tor Nous D4aioa4
1Aks1c for New roet MILE E1nsf1; 17He for Wsmu.
su.Ia: & for TGSearos4 &c A1s,avic l.e and Rea
, 1869-04-02
SnAinl

A7ruRTHNT OF GOVERNOR 6KHI1A1 FOB 1HK
FHUiHnV EASuR-
MADRID, Aprl l.
IAtprre has been appointed Governor Gsnera1 Of
the Philippine 5lands.
, 1869-04-02

Ex-Governor Hamilton made kpeech t,eforr
the RecouStTpcticu Co1mtttee this morning in
cnpst1tutaon sdouted sy he ls;e Convention. Nj.
EarurIl Of Ttr1s nJvpAd hrs,nst the cousttsutjon
nnd in ornoxffjon r. E fffT4stnn nf the stsic
rrurr nrs<-rIRnr
FIFTY c,e.ta Trre discharursi to-day FINN the
Treasury Department an xrftsnnt Of w1nt OF bas3-
Ices md m approximation TO paT them Another
batch has been nr,sn. 81 - <a1r- snnaa .irnsSv
discharged ~ AoA'" 0
r~v,
TIE House Fo1c;rn Hclstsnn. ~ fors,7,tt.c o,p..,
this WoH1ine n rr1crt snc +on. Hs.eia ~
rrpstoH {o thr rerpf.nt,Inn ~ Gs IVY seso4alon IL
- Tnat the peon!e of ise - rr,1sii s,,... .,..,.~
declare their syutatny x1.S ths r..I " *
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

A ear Inspector on the Allegheny
Valley road named Highly, was killed, on
Tuesday, by a train backing Over him.
Eldridge II. Pierce, brakeman on
the Panhandle Road, was struck, in pass
ing a bridge, on Tuesday, and killed,
Opposition lines have reduced the
stage fare from the Pacific Railroad to
Salt Lake City to - and to White Pine
to s..
Splinters from six "i8st ties of the
Pacific Railroad have been sold, aud the
supply is still equal to any possible de-
maRd.
A swarm of bees settled on the front
of a locomotive on a Vermont railroad, a
few days ago, and the engineer not daring
to disturb them. they got a free ride into
Canada,
The Ulah Repoy9er says that the
special train carrying Ben. Wade and his
party, when running at the rate of fifty
miles an hour, came suddenly upon a
hand car west of Reno, on the 18th, at a
short bend in the road, smashed the car,
and killed two Of the men working 1t.
DIR, Martin, a deaf man, was run
OYer by the cars while standing on the
track OF the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
at OsgoOd, Ripley county, and killed.
The Versailles Dispatch says: After the
Doctor received his injury on the railroad
he was taken to a hotel. He told those in
attendance that he would live but a shor,
time, had all ofhis written correspondence
brought into the room and burned, di-
rected the Postmaster that if there should
any mail matter come 10 us aIdTess he
Wi.hel htm 10 nurn1t, let no Ii have it.
AlthOngh having denied having any rel
atives living, he directed 4 telegram to be
sent 70 a young man in C~ovingtOn, KY,
directing him to send for a lady Of Lox-
ingtOn. Ky, whocame 10 hin, On the day
Of his DEATH"
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APFEAL,
MEMPHIS, July 9. 1869. !

b1NANEEs
There Eaz u0 new feature in money
matters to-day. The extreme heat aE-
peared to have an effect upon the usually
cool and comfortable looking gentlemen
who dispense financial favors TO those who
are in need and are hacked mp 10y un-
doubted collateral. The weather serme,
10 Inconvenience even them, and they
turned over the leaves Of their ledgers OF
ran over piles of greenbacks ina a ~listlc-~
manner not at all usual with them.
In Stocks and Bonds there Is no move.
ment. We learned of 3 sale of NJ. n c.
r. r. stock on private terms, and an Offer
ofSl40 per share was made for 5000 First
National Bank stock. This is a good iig.
IRE when We consider that the scmi-an-
nual interest has Just been paid, and The
buyer would not receive n dividend hcfor5
January neat.
Exchange j. firm at = 10 : selling, and
par. buying. Eastern bills in large
amounts are taken at a. and small bills
from irregular customers are charged q
premium. Currency is being shipped
North 70 meet balances, and keep the emp
rent even.
The Money market is easy, and cuuren-
" IS IN lair saPpl, applications a..
loans are not numerous, and good com
mercial paper is discounted at 1910 y per
cen
CouHyScrip is weak and declining.
During the morning sales We're made ia
dealers at 7lc-later in the dav dealers
declining paying zoo,
City scrip is heavy and weaker. Sales
were made 10 dealers at SIC. Coupons
were offered at soc without hndinga par
chaser.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10
COTTON.

sales to-day were confined TO a few
scattering hales picked up here and there
at irregular figures. A 10 bale lot Of lnie-
rior to Ordinary at 2iAc was the only list
reported. a table Of A. bales Low Mid
dlings was offered At SIC, but 3lc was the
highest bid. Regular buyers are gener-
ally out of the market. We hear fseve-
raj small lists yet 10 arrive. Shipments
this evening by river were $50 bales. This
viii reduce the stock below 600 bales.
The New York market was duh
throughout the day.
A telegram from Liverpool to-day re-
ports the market quiet, with sales OF
10000 bales at l2kG for Uplands, and l2Ad
for Orleans. Weeks sales 6S,000; for spec
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10

THE Legislature of Tennessee having au-
Il thorized the DeSotO Insurance and Trust
Company to change its business to n banking
business, under the name OF the Union and
Planters Bank of Memphis, notice is hereby
given that the Board OF Directors have or
deFed books Ia be opened for the subscription
of three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance Company, No.
10 Medison street, on the lst of July next. and
to remain open for sixty days, unless the
above shall be o subscribed.
WM. NJ. HARRINGTON, Prest.
Memphis. Tune =, 1863. ieZ3
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The Season of Exhaustion NO matter

NV Saa3Sh - wv "tNAANN
how vigorous by nature the system and the
constitution may be, they must necessarily
suffer more or less from the depicting effects
strengthened and sustained by wholesome
tonic treatment. The extra pressure upon
the vital forces must he met and cOunterbal-
snced by an extra resistant power: the unu-
Sual and rapid consumption OF the animal
fluids by profuse perspiration, must be com-
penSated by the perfect digestion and GSslm-
ilatiOn of the food taken into the stomach,
from which both thc fluids and the solids Of
tlie body are derived. Otherwise the physi-
/ cal strength declined, and the mind, sympa-
.hizing Nith The machinery through which it
| acts. becomes depressed and enervated. Il
| Is therefore absolutely required
| at this seasons rot n violent one, calculated
10 produce ie0rile excitement, but something
! 1ati0a DE- proportion 70 nc extraordinary drain 10
| WdicH me f1fTid beat StbAcS II,
This deSideratum is supplied in a palatable
and most efficient form in H0STETTER'S
/ STOMACH BITTERS, which the people of this
| country, after more than twenty-five years
! experience, have accepted and Endorsed as
/ the best tonic. Alternative ana ambitious prep
/ aratiOn which medical chemistry has yet
I succeeded in, obtaining from the strength
! sustaining, healing and purifying products
| of this famous compound has its own specific
! virtue, and the result Of their combination
1 Is the most genial inVigOrant, aperient and
| regulating medicine ever administered,
| either as q preventive or cure OF thedisorders
I most common in our variable climate.
| Among these may be enumerated dyspepsia,
l hliouSneSs, constipation, fever and ague,
| nervous debility, and all the ailments pro-
| ceeding from imperfect digestion. A course
| of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS is the best posi-
ace persons of both sexes, and all dyes, during
| the heated term,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10

BEAUTIFUL EO4IA-. If sou would be
beautiful use Hagan'S Magnolia Balm.
II gives ii pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youth and Beauty.
Its effects are gradual. natural and perfect.
1t removes, Rtdness, BlOtches and Pimplest
cures, Tan, SuTDurn and Freckles, and makes
a lady OF thirty appear hut twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes The X in Smooth
and Pesrly the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom Of Youth. aHd
imparts Q fresh, plump appearance to the
G-0HnteEanee. 40 lady need complain ofheI
complexion when 20 cents viii purchase this
delightful article.
u hest thing 10 dress the Hair with is Ly.
ou's Kathairon. jelI
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COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL AND
CROP TENS.

The New Hampshire Senate has in
definitely postponed the consideration OF
the bin making nine per cent the legal
rate of interest.
There are in the United States 1870
banks, representing a capital Of little less
than five hundred millions of dollars
1893. 600, 700; while the railroads in opera
tion-3.OO 0 miles-represent a capital of
nearly two thousand millions of dollars
81. SOO.OOO.OO0. The earnings of the banks
may be estimated at from hffy 10 sixty
millions of dollars annually; while the
earnings of the railroads of New York
alone. last year, were $685. 900, and Of
the whole United States, 500, 100000,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10
WANTS

W-ANTFD-Two good white women 20 60
w I'VE miles into The country on the NJ.
and c. r. T.. Apply az 6iASheihy street. lla
MEASUREMENTS sell the American
Knitting Machine. Price 81. ] m
ptsst. cheapest snd best Knitting Machine
tver invented. VIII XII D,Cn Stitches Per
minute. Observation-Disclosures 10 agents Ad-
dress AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO, Boston, Mass, or st Louis, Mo. mys
W-ANTFn-To buy q Residence in Mem
phIS with close pay, or exchange q nice 81
acre Farm 81 Batesyllle, Miss, with nice coli
tsge residence, barn, sable. COW house, car
Tor g city residence. 4Le place = close M
1EpsT al Batesylile. ana is one Of the Cest
places in that Vicinity. Parties desiring 10
Sell OF exchange Will cal on Col. LDJfF
a1tJrney-at-taw, on GayoSp street, betNeen
slain and second. lell
VUANTED-AGENTs-sd5 10 $50 per month
W everywhere. male and female; % intr2z
SENSE FAMlLA SENlAG rms
machine viii stitch. hem, fell, tuck, guilt
cord, bind. braid and cugbrulder. ia . moSt
superior manner. Price OnlT Sl4t fully war
Iahted FOR i've years. We viii pay SleD FOR
suy machine that viii sew a stronger, more
makes the " Elastic Lock stitch" Ersrv $40"
0nd stitch can be cut, and stin the cloth CALI
not be pulled apart without tearing IL We
pay agent from SO 10 $50 per month and eX-
penses, or a commission nom when Twice
that amOunt can be made. Address ShtOMb
&CO., PittsbUrg. Pa, St Louis, NO, or bos-
ton,M Mass.
other parties palming on worthless cast-itoh
machines. unde the same name OF oiheFNlSe
Ours is the only genuine and really practlca
machine manufactured. mSs
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Trade Trade
N+hN Mark for Nj
S$AS&D Mark for Electro
STERLING. Plate. SVRcn

Bachelors Hair Oye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best in the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, -instantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
remedies the Ill effects of bad Dyes; mvigo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK on BROWN. Sold BY. all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batehel-
or's Wig Factory, No, 10 Bond street. y, "
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To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at : -
AIN.
Coming East-Leave Madison daily at 2p.m.
FerryTBOat leaves foot of Union st. at am.
s. Z. BEAUMONT,
General SuDpriufpndent
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Sales Of New Tennessee Bonds were re-
ported at SIC, but nothing done in Old
Bonds,
Adult and heavy Stock market was an
~ticipated at the opening Of the Board te-
DAY, but prices were Armer at noon, ana
al the close were unsettled. = dividend
Of ? per cent was declared by the Cleye-
land and Pittsburg Railroad.
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NOTICES.

A DMINISTRATRIX E~OTTCE.-To the cred.
N itors of j.. I. Waldran, decd; You viii
take notice that / have taken out letters OF
administration on the estate of j. T. Wal
dram, and You are hereby notified TO present
your claims TO me for settlement; those in
debted to the estate will please come forward
and settle same,
Tvs Mrs. Il. H WAInRAN
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OFFTCE soUTHERN LIE As. Co.

" MEMPHIS, IENN., June 3, 1859.
Stockholders in this Company are hereby
notified that the annual election for Directors
to serve the ensuing year will be held Mt the
Office Of the Company, on Tuesday, 9Th July
proX., at 4 O'clock p.m.
jee BEN MAY, Secretary.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

MEMPHIS nj LOUISVILLE RAILROAD LIN
DEPART. ARRIVE
Day Express, r. r. time--.4sOe am. g30
City time.--..3:45 am.
Night Express, r. r. time. $500 pm. I240 {. Tn.
City time..2;45 pm.
Ticket offices No. 81 10 Main street and at
Depot, head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached 10 Night Express
Train, which goes through TO Nashville. viz
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
change.
SAM. b. JONES. GEM Sunf
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Notice.

THEs subscribers to the capital stock of the
L Memphis and St. Louis TranspOrtation
Company are hereby notified that a call
Of Is per cent twenty-five per cent. of said
stock IS made, TO be paid on or before the 18th
July, at the Office of the Secretary and Treas
urer, No. 20 Front street, upstairs.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. l.. CUMMINS.
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coTToN s~rATENENT,
Stock on hand at I'm

Receipts per NJ. & G. r. r., 6 bales; per
NJ. q T. r. r. S bales; per N. & o. r. R.
30 bales; per river, y bales.
Exports were, per N. q c. R. r. 63
bales.
The following is a report Of the cotton
received and forwarded by the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company since
September last: