Memphis Daily Appeal (Memphis, Tenn.)
April 19, 1857

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I -w ".ri1 J1"' THE MEMP HIS DAILY APP 5 J B-iM?CLANAHAN, HUTTON CO. MEMPHIS, TENN.. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1857. VOL. VM. NO. 26. 7 J PIT JLISHED DAILY, TRI-WEKKLTAXD WEEKLY, ET NO. X. M'CLANAHAN, LXONTDAS TROUSDALE, TO. K. HUTTON, BENJAMIN F. DUX, raura the ittlx ahd riaat or a'CTaANATTAN, HUTTON CO., TO WHOM AT.T. I.TTTXBg OX BCIUIEU, OR OTTXEB WI IE, SHOULD BE ADDRESSED. PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTIOX. DaHy, la advance, per anaum...................,$io 00 Trl-Weekly, 5 M Weekly, 3 M CJ The Weekly paper will be furnished to Clubs of Ten and upwards at $2 60 each payable lnvaslably In ad anovaad every Clcb to be Dade np at one once. J3 An old subscriber and a new one will be taken to- gnner ai 92 ou eacn. S3 In no case will the paper be sent to new snbscri oers enkas the order for the mm. te it.nrtv1 vith ih cash. E3 AS DaUy inbscrlptions will ccsidercd dc payable ha"f-yarly In advance. 13" The foregoing terms will be strictly and rigidly DAILY RATES FOR ADVERTISING. Adopted ty the Appeal end Eagle and Enquirer. rorrone square of tea Hnes or Jess, one Insertion... $1 00 r or cm aaomoaai insertion 01 sarae.. DO a 3- 3 Jj a ts ais k I hi Hi 3 3 !S 45 g f m 5 5 f Fj; z I I rl-ji 1 iTi'l 00 4 00 8 OO' S 00 8 00,10 00:i2 60 IS ooj 20 00 1 t 1 f 2. 4 60 G 00 7 60 S 00 12 00115 00; IS 74 22 60; 30 00 t. 6 0i S 00 10 00il5 03 16 00 20 00l2i 00 30 00! 40 00 I I j 4. 7 60 10 00 12 60! 1 4 Q0j2O QtfSS 00 31 26i37 S0 60 00 5. 9 08 12 0015 00 IS 00(24 00 30 00 37 60 45 00 60 00 6. 10 60 14 00! 17 6C 21 00 23 00 35 0043 75 52 60! 70 00 7. 12 00 16 Oo'-SO 00 21 00 32 00-40 OO'SO 0P5S 50 80 00 1 4 C 1 j 1 1 8. II 60 IS 0K22 60 27 0?l36 0O 45 00 56 25,' S7 60) 90 00 J Ij 1 1 1. 15 00 20 0al25 00130 0QI43 0050 00' 62 QOi'75 OO'lOO 00 23" Oae square, renewable weekly, per annnm, $40 00 twice a week, 60 00 CJ" Two aqnares, renewable weekly, perinnnm, 60 00 twice a week. 80 00 13" AH advertisements required to be kept on second pace, charged as NEW easr DAT, and on third pas;, an advance over stated rate tj AdTertisementa directed to be displayed, or set In laraetype. charged double rates. EJ" Tearly adrertiters wl tx charerd extra for occn pylnc space orer contract, and when LARGE type Is re- q Oirea 10 oe cseo, or the advertisement kept on Inside cf pr. CJ T.ariy advertisers will be chaired extra at regular rate for Wants, Ren'j, Removals. Copartnership Jfo- uce.-To uonjigneet. ex. CT" TRANSIENT AUVEKTISISQ STCST E PAID TOB IT ADVAKCE 13" No advertisement win appear In the "VTeelly paper uuesa oy epec ai coniraci. EJ" Advertisements to be Inserted In the Weekly paper I Main-Si., 3d Door lielOW Union, only, or at Irregular intervals In either of the papers, will .Br ,.,t ,i, iv. Krh.tin., ,.....r fVtuOrfrri ARE prepared to nil all orders In the be charged SI Per rnare for every Insertion. t3 Announcing candidatea for State. County and Mu nieipal Omces, $5 each, to be paid in advance In every instance. E3"AU advertisements for Charitable Institutions, Fire Companlea, Ward, Town, and other Public Meetings, to be charged half price. CJ" Marriages and D-ths are putilsbed as news but Obituaries, Tributes of Respect and Funeral Invitations omer advertisements. J3" AB Legal asd Transient Advertisements will be charged by the Insertion. S3" Editorial Xollces in Local Column wlK be charged uCTui per line. 13" Xo deduction or variation win bo made from the foregoing rates. McCLAXAHAX, HCTTOX CO, Ijrafrsstonal Caris. TV. G. WEATHERFORD. ptODXSELOR AT LAW, and Real Estate Agent, Xapo. V Jeos, ATX. Refer U A. Wright, Eta., and Col. R. G. Payne. Mem- phis; Jadge R. L druthers. Supreme Court; E. G. Eastman, Xq Xathvllle; Major G. A. Henry, Clarks- vsne, lean ana tea. i. jj. nournoy, IMsca Co., Art. tnar24 dawly Br. R. L,. L. AS KI. LATE SUfTPhysidtn and Director of several Hospitals In Germany, member of dlSerent Medical Societies in acw lore, cat located in the city of Memnhis.and of fers his services to the public as Physician, Accoucher, t3" OSice on Washington street, between Main and oeco&o- CC130 .DRS.-MOORMAX BROWN. OFFICE en Adams street, lo rear of Jones, Brown i. Co., en Main street. Dr. Moorman's rrsidense on xchets street, betweea Tance and Elliott streets. soar25-3a CHAS. B. FONTAINE, A TTORJ ET AT LAW, Pontotoc, Mbs., wUl attend ii. sttletiy tsalt professioaal business which maybe eatrasUd to him in any cf the Courts of North Musis stppu feb!7 ly J. A. MOON, A TTORNET AT LAW, General CoHectlng and Land -i jl Agents, for the Northern and Eastern Counties of Artansa., DES ARC, ARK. fetas-dawly E. O. RITES. A TTORNET AXD COUNSELOR AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn. OSse in the Pest Office Building. AHtKistnets entrusted to his care will receive promnt and taHhfnl attention. O-kHectioBs promptly made in the serreBBdtng counties of West Tenneasec, Mississippi and Araanias. Janl3-dawly Card TAR. SAMUEL GILBERT, Sr., has returned to his old JLs homestead near Memphis, and reopened bis Infirm ary, and will remain permanently. He treats the follow- ng Chronic Diseases: Cancers, Scroffula, Whl e Sw.Uidc, Tsmers and Wens, without Surgical operatiocs. He also treats aB Chronic Female dl-eases. Seres f long standing. Tetter, Rhenmatiam, Syphilis, and all forma of Mercurial Atreeitens. Dr. G. deems it unnecessary to say more, as he hat 11 v- sg witnesses ci nia snccess from Maine to Oregon. decI4-dawly JAMES 3X. MURPHY, Gronorol Tirtn.d. c3ksoia.t. JACKSOXPORT, ARK., "TT711.L attend personally to the locating of Swamp Land V Y Scrip and Warrants in the jacksenport and Helena uuirieu, selling Land ana paying Taxes. Beferences. B Graham, Memphls.Tenn.; A. S. Hny, Little Rock; R. 0. Brtnkley, MaJ T. Mull. Miss J. Norton Co., X. O T. Lane it Co H. r. GooHdge, Helena,; Myrtle i Moore, ASen Pott, C. W. Board, Jacksonport; dec27-ly 3. A. Rousseau, LaGraage, irxux., W. E. Butts, Lawrencevllle,

F I Fool WatsonrJacksonpart BR. THOS. KELLER, T ATE of Tnscumbla Alabama, has located permanent- I J ly In Mrtaphir, ad offers his services to the public j In all the branches of his profession He has taken the oSce heretofore occupied by Dr. Bryan, comer of Shelby ana union streets, uaving recently made a caret nl and general selection of Surgical Instruments, he Is prepa'rd rr as ine operations of surgery. Residence on Shelby street, between uiing an Trexevant streets. ray-ly R. G. PAYNE, A -TTORNET AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn. OOce in the -IX Post OBce BMMing, Jefferson stteet. mar21-dly J. A. ANDERSON, A TTORNET AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn. Once in XA. Walker's Building, over MansBeld'a Drug Store, Main street. Janl0-ly BR. WM. HEWITT TTTILL practice medicine, on the principle thst there is W good in all systems, and none all sufficient. OOc. ouVrfferson street, in the Post OSes Building, second door from the Post OfSce. Residence on the comer of Hernando and Elliott streets. REFERENCES: Col. J. B. Stanton. X. Adams, Esq., Hayvrod county. Rev. r. B Blaad, Sr. J. B. Maclln, Fayette caunty. R. Somerv!3e, Esq., F T Maclln, Ear., Tipton county. J. L. Webb, J. B. Ashe, Memphis. feM-dSm 1 jTs. white, m. b.. LATE or llaraeinan county, navmg removed to Mem- I phis, oners bis professional services to the citisens. I Oa cn Court Squire, cn- door weal of Wallice", Auc- I tion bousa. Residence on Pontotoc street, south side, between St Patrick and St. Martin. Ian28 tf SMITH P. BANK. HEAD, A TTORNET AT LAW, Memphis, Trnn. Omce in the XJL Post Oae Block:, aver Aydlett Co., third story, aps R. F. LOONEY, A TTORNET AT LAW. Oface ever 0, W. Cherry oo.'s. jase-tr B. C BROWN, A TTORNET AT LAW, Marion, Ark., practices In Phillips, Crittenden, Mississippi, Green, Randolph, Lawrenu, Independence, Jackson, Foinsett, St. Francis ana atnuro oounpei. m Aiuiiui. ncn-ism 1. WICKEKSHAM ED. A. SEECIIEB. WICK.ERSRAM BEECHER, A TTORXETS AT LAW, Memphis, Tennessee. Office, XX Xo. 21 Jcflerson street Janl-tf at. V. &ICRA&DSOK..W. W. WHEATLET..M. A IIIOCS. Richardson, Wheatley Higgs, A TTORXETS AT LAW Office on the corner of Second XJL and Court streets, Memphis. Trnn. ocll-ly JOHN A. NOOE, A TTORNET AT LAW. Office in the Pest Office Bnnd lag, Memphis, Tenn. noT21-tf GEO. DIXON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn. Office, south aide of Court Square, cne door west of Wallace's Auction House, up stairs. Ifbo-dtf BEN. SHERROD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CovingUn, Tenn. All bullae n entrusted to his care will receive prompt attentlcs. inlylS-tf D r. BUBOSE, ATTORNEY AT T.iw. Memphis, Tenn. Office on east aide of Main street, between JeSerson and Adams, i Refer to F. Titus, McEwen, Harris h. McXeitt, J.D. VUUania, W. B. Miner and Miles Owen, Memphis, Ttnn.J Kooa, Titus is Co., New Orleans, Jsnl t-tf taaiitess fclrs- jVT A"RCBC, 1857. BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c. WHOIiESAIiE AND BETAIL. TT late arrivals, we are In receipt of all kinds of Booti, Shoes and Data, that are new and desirable, making one of the largest anil beat stocks of floe custom-made wort for retail trade to be fonnd In Memphis. Prices will d; jow f.r cash, call ana see. HICKS, TERET 4; AXDERSOX, Xo. 345 Main street, margS-dly Opposite Court Square, Memphis. AT WHOLESALE .BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. I OUR stroct In the wholesale denartment r--- and B& I Is now large and complete to which we ro- H2 I f fclspectlul!y call the attention of Merchants'- spectfulir call the attention of Meiehints 'only. Those buying f-tr cash, or satisfaclory Da per, at short dates, will Cod it to their Interest to give us acall Mf ore making their purchases. 53" Wholesale Rooms up stairs HICKS, TERET it. ANDERSON, Xo.245JIln street, ap3-dawly Opposite Court Sqnare, Memphis, A. a. KAKCOCX... Late Williamson Hancock. R. O.CLARX....OEO W. TROTTER. Late Aydlett Late of Somervllle, Co. II AA' COCK, CLARK CO., DEALERS IS BAQQING, HOPE, BACON, I.AKD, PORK, FliOUK, AXD All Klizicia of 2?rod.uco, XO. li FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TKNN. feb3 Co-Partnership A'olicc. MR. MILTON McKXIGIlT, late of Xew Orleans, ha become associated with us in the Grocery and Com munion Business dating from theltt Isst The styleof the firm will hereafter be GATES. WOOD McENIGIIT Memphis, Feb. 10, 1S57. GATES WOOD. S. M. SATES A. M. WOOD M. Si' JCNIGHT. GATES, WOOD McKNTGHT, iirocevs, r v o n u c c AHD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, XO. 3 UXION STREET, MEMPHIS. A GENTS Hatard Powdtr -Company; Colliers' Whiti XX Lead and Oil Company, St. Louts for sale cf Lie erpool Salt reoi3-iirjun ENCOURAGE nOHIE INDUSTRY, HDDER WIAKELHIAA'X, CARP CABINET MAKERS, House Carpentering and Fnrtiture busi ness witn neatness anu dispatch Repairing and Vanishing executed in the best style. We warrant all worn done in our shop. Give vs a call. M.-lm ..J. J. JEKXT JAMES BORO CO., I WHOLESALE GROCERS, l AXD COAiailSSION MERCHANTS, XO. 2 HOWARD'S ROW, MEMPHIS, TEXX. feb21-4awly J. C. JACOBI CO., (No. 323 Main, bet. "Union and Gayoso-sts.,) Importers and Manufacturers ol HAVANA DOMESTIC CIGAES MD TOBACCO. COXSTANTLT on hand, a large assortment of the most favorite brands, at moderate pi ices. janza-ly A. J. WALT &CO., WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL GROCERS, AXD DEALERS IX ALL XIXDS Or UPPER COUNTRY PRODUCE, Santheast Corner of Main and Union Sts., MEMPHIS, TKNX., HAVE always on hand a well and carefully selected stock of articles in their line, which they will sen at the lowest current prices. S3" Orders promptly filled with dispatch. Janl2-Utw-ly J. V. FUSSELL, COMMISSION MERCHANT AXD General gent9 NO. 47 ra.OKTT now. oc2J-tf MEMPHIS, TESN. D. PANTE CO., Lard Oil, Soap and Candle MAKIJFACTIJRERS, 141 Main street, Memphis. Tenn ITtHE highest market prices paid 'or rough and render! d A Tallow, tard anf soap urease. now I. A. r. M'CAXE ....T. a. WILLIAilS. McCANE WILLIAMS, (Successors ta Wheat 4c Taylor,) FORTTARDING AND COMMISSION MEBCHANTS, Buvall's BlnfiTs, Arkansas, At Iht crciting of the Xcmphli end Little Rock Rail road on While River. THET keep constantly on hand Surar, CoSee, Salt, Flour. Molasses, and all other articles usually kept in a Grocery, which they wiHs!l low for cash. or ex change for Hides, Furs and Peltrlee, or any other articles brought to the market. 53- Goods destined for Lltlle Rock or the adjacent counties, shipped to Durall's Bluffs, will be forwarded Immediately, as there are always wagons and teams in readiness to haul to any point. sep2S-dawtf J. B. SHARPE, WHOLESALE TOBi'CCO FACTOR, .to. so AioMiuon-si., oeitcetn itotii now ana justn, MEMPHIS, TEXX., WOULD respectfully Inform the merchants cf Mem phis and surrounding country, tbathe has Just re turned from the cities of Virginia, where he established a permanent Agency f.r the sale of all grades of Virgin la Tobacco, and intends to kep constantly on hands stocs equal to the demand, at manufacturers' prices. Being fully able to compete with the Xew Tork. Balti more, Cincinnati and Xw Orleans markets, he Invite the attention of all dealers in the above article to hit stock before purchasing elsewhere. oc21-d&w tf J. E. SnARPE. JOHN B. BOTTO, BOOT AND SHOE M A IX 13 F AG TC VI lEU, No. G6 Front Row, SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT, iMompn i s, Tonn., orl KF.EPSconstantlyonhand, BOOTS ami 'SHOES, of his own mke, also of other f K.1 mannfaetorei a. He KSps, also. Leather. Sale and TJDoer. Cslf Skins. French and American Shoe Findings, Trunks. Carpet Bags and Va lises, all of which he wl 1 sell as cheap as any in this market. Give hiiaa call before purchasing elsewhere. dec!9 A. STREET CO., MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KIXDS OF n 1 TT T n t "T fllTICI niTirnCt K A ILliU AD U A Kb Vj AK 1 b

vv Aurwi.v e uJUf Poplar, between Main and Second Streets, augt2 9IEMFUIS, TENJf. G. B. liOCKE, Auctioneer and General Agent, AXD FT? AT, ESTATE BBOKEB, 83 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS' HALL, PARTICULAR attention to sales of City or Country Property, Xegroea, Merchandise, of every description. Furniture, Land Scrip and Warrants, Stocks., Renting and Leasing Property, &c Storage and consignments souatea. Having engaged the services of Mr. J. M. CALDWELL. an old and experienced Auctioneer, lata of HunUville. Ala bama, I am fully prepared to attend to consignments and silts of every description. Liberal Cash Advances MADE OS COKIIOSMEKTS. EJ-Storage and consignments solicited. P. S. I am Agent tor The Adams Express Company. maris N. B. FOREST, HEAliUW VX SliAVES, No. S7 Adams-sr, Mempliis, Ten.. HAS Just received from North Carolina,.. e likely young negroes, to which he A4 call the attention of purchasers.oft in the regular receint of negroes .W from North and South Carolina every month. His Ne gro Depot is one of he most complete and commodlom establlsbmenU of the kind in the Southern country, air nis regulations exact ani systematic, cleanliness, neit ness and comfort being atrictly observed and enforced His aim is to furnish to cuslotrers A. 1 servants n Held hands, sound and perfect In body and mind. X: groes taken on commission. sn2 LOCKETS!- LOCKETS! TTJST rec ived, a fine assortment of superior GOLD O LOCKETS, made expressly for Melalnotype; by w. li. DKSUuau, ihi Mam street, -fetll Opposite th Worshsm House. Cotton acws. E. II. APFEBSOH....C. DELOACII.... DAVID ADAMJ. E. BI. AFPERSOA' CO., COTTON FACTORS, Commission &ForwardlHj? Merchants. AXD DEALERS IV BAGGING.BOPE, GHOCEBIES, &c. is O. 65 TR OXT R Q W, and 6 JEFTERSOtf-ST MEMPHIS, TENN. PARTICULAR attention paid to Staling Shipping and Selling Cotton. PRATT'S COTTO.V GIXS. WE are Agents for the tale of D. PRATT'S celebrated COTTON GINS which haTe betn so fivorably known for the last number of jean. Persons wishing to purchase are requested to call and examine them. All Glnjare soia niiuer a iuu guaranty. marl5-6m E. M. A PPEIlsnw it rn 3" Holly Springs. Miss.. Times Gtensda. Miss.. Re publican; Panola, Miss., Star; nun svllle, Ala Advo cate Tnscumbla. Ala.. Ennairrx: Itnwtmliv Tran.J .wucu.i. a,uT .ix jaonms. f na senn i-uis lo mis omce. A. M. HOPKINS CO., Sueceuon lo Praell Co.,) Cotton Factors nATmncioviknT wnn mTmn mfcVMAriM NO. 41 VXIOX STREET, aep!7-Iy XKW ORLEANS, LA. WILDS TERKOK, I J w. .a.. anvAjt, D. C. WILLIAMS, C M. y. BRTAX, Late of Panola, Miss. Late of LaGrange, Term. T1EN0I, BRYAN CO. Cotton Factors, Commission and i-orwarmns MERCHANTS, 6 Front Row, ever Mencham fc Gulbraith's, MEMPHIS, TEXX. PARTICULAR attention paid to Storing, Shipping and Selling Cotton. Charges 60 cents per bale. tZj All cotton sent to ns will bo covered Insurance, unless otherwise instructed. aug22 WA&DLAW nOWARD. WM. T. nOWARD. W. HOWARD CO., a-Wtnr. rnntnn rV,.M.V0! .1 u..uu a uviuis, i,u.iM,wii uuu cuiitaniuiE lueiuuaucii NO. 4 HOWARD'S ROW, MEMPHIS, TlEALKRS in Bagging, Rope, Twine. Sugar. Coffee, Mo- U laSM, Rice, Flour, Lard, Bacon,, Mackerel, Salt, Lnndnn Pnrlpr At. Win. WnUVv Vlr.MT- flnann Lime, Land-Plaster, and Groceries generally. A good stock cow on hand, and for sale at reasonable prices. g9Cash advances made on Cottons In store for sale or shipment. AU Cottons insured unless otherwise instruct ed. Our Open Policy of Insurance covers all Cotton con signed to ns by water alio, the risk of Fire while in store, unless otherwise instructed. Our prices for storing and selling Cottons, the same as wa have charged for Tears past fifty cent per bal. uy20 BEftJ. RSID. ................J. 21. REID. B. REID BR0.f Cotton Factors AITD Commission Merchants, XO. SS FRONT BOW. MEMPHIS, TEXX. A LL Cotton sent toour address insured, unless lnstruc aJl tions to the contrary are Trceived. Plantation M i.ij orders rilled with care. Store and Sell Cottsn at fifty cents per bale. dr!-tmvl7 T P. AYDLETT, I. C. DOUOnERTY, ilenphit. Aew Orleam. T. P. AYBL.ETT CO., COTTON FACTORS iKD FORTFARBINtl MERCHANTS, SO. SS GRAVIEU-ST., SEW ORLEANS. DOUGHERTY AYDLETT, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERC5I ANTS, XO 23 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TTTILL make cash advances on all C.tton or other Pro- I Y T dnce shipped to T. P. Aydlett Co., Xew Orl'aas. ocs-iy CUDDY, BROWN GO., OTTON FAGT-9-ErS AND oeserAl Commission Mcrcliants, 36 CAMP STREET, XEW ORLEAXS. CASH advances made on all Cotton or other Produce consigned as above, by MILES OWEX. janii-n St. MERRILL, COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Ko. 5 Monroe Street, bet. Front Row &Main, (SOUTH SIDE,) Memphis. Tennessee. PARTICULAR attention paid to sale and shipment of Carton and other Produce Bagging, Rope and Plantation Supplies furnished at lowest market prices. oct2S JT. Ij. f9ersers Cotton Factor Commission merchant. Mosby Hunt's New Block, Up Stairs, No. 17 1-2 Front Row, Memphis. I WILL pay particular attention to filling orders for Groceries, Bagging and Rope, &c JuU4-dawly T. B. NORMENT, Cotton Factor AHD COMMISSION MERCHANT, MOSBY HUNT'S NEW BLOCK, Ui Stairs, 17 1-2 Front Row, aiESIFUIS, TENS. A LARGE stock of Bagging and Rope always on hand. ex. Jnly2-dawly TELIX WALKER, New Orleans, La. ..N. C. SillDEIt, CoiTeeville, Miss. WALKER SNIDER, Cotton F act or s AKD Commission Ulcrclinnts, No. 123 Canal Street, JulylS-dawly XEW ORLEAXS, LA. I. X BEASLET..............M.........A. W.LOTIXO. BEASLEY LOTING, Cotton Factors, Commission Merchants AKD Gouoral Grooorsf XO. 12 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS. A LARGE stock of Rope and Bagging always on band. Charges flfti cents per bale, all other Produce at usual raees. Instructions strictly obeyed, ond prompt p-mitance. All P.oduce insured, unless otherwise in structed, audio dawly C. MASOS O. Holly hpiiogs. Miss, C. BOSNE...... Louisville, Ky. L. C KOnvELL, Ripley, Miss. MASON, BOONE H. NORTELL, COTTON FACTORS, GROCERS, Commission Forwarding Merchants, No. 10lMain-St., Memphis, Tenn. BaGGiXG, Rope, Jeans, Llnseys, and a general stock cf Plantation Supplies constantly on hand. febS-dwly T. 3. DAVIDSON ,Jt B. ELLIS A. C. BLAIB DAVIDSON, ELLIS BLAIR, COTTON FACTORS. GROCERS, Receiving, Forwarding and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS, A'o. 219 Alain Sfrwf, osf tide between Jeffcnon end Adamt, Jdeaphit, Tenn. ROPE, Bagging and Plantation Supplies always on hind. JunlO-dan tf S. 1. OATES. ........A. M. WOOD. GATES WOOD, COTTON PACTOHS, QEOCEHS, Produce aHd Gccsral Commission Xo. 1 l?nta Sfrf betaeen Main and Front Rov. MEMPHIS, TEJiN. AFTER an active application to bujlness, for over eleven years, we, for the first time, solicit the pa tronage of our friends in the capacity of Cotton Factors. We feel confident of our ability to please such as may confide their business to our charge. Our stock of Bag ging, Rope and General Supplies will not be excsllsd In the city. Cash advances, or acceptances, will only be made on consignments In store. Insurance on Cotton or ether Produce, in Store, will only be effected mpon actual instruetlsns, or when under advance. Shipments of Cotton by steamers will, at all times, be Insured while in transit, wth open policy, unless otherwise instructed on the face of bills lading. To all cur friends who have- so liberally patronlxed. na during years past, we shall offer the same Inducements as heretofore for a continuance of their patronage. JnnH-dawly GATES WOOD. Laths and Shingles. BOGERT WITT are still making Laths, and are al ways prepared to supply the public with the best ar ticle at reduced prices. They are alo making Shingles, and will keep a supplr constantly cn.hand. Mill on Woli river, above the Rsyonr July 18, '66 ly Bappinc. Bale Rope and Twine, pi ON STAN TLY on hand and for Hie by; c MERRILL, Monroe street; octSS mxm (fork SPRING GOODS. Great Bargains AT PI1IMPS WHITE'S j No. 233 Main Street. WE invite attention to our large stock or Spring and Summer Goods, which we are selling and Intend to sell cheap for cash. ap7-daw2m EniLIP3 k WHITE. latest Arrivals! mm goods. jsnsw GOODS WE are now in receipt of a large portion of oar bea tlful and xnagnlllcent Spring stock of Faiicjr and Staple Dry Goods. Consisting In part of ELEGAXT SILKS, GRENADINES, PONGSE SILKS.' IIERAGE and ORGANDEE ROBES, LACES, of vry variety. I t i rv ct 'i i a rirnnn'npmpd .VTpttoi -Srta. A ceneral and comp e'.e assortment of Planters' Goods; Gents Cloths; Plain and Fancy Cjsslraeres and Testings, of the most approved patterns; Men and Boys' Famish ing Goods lists. Caps, Boots and Shoes Trunks, Ta I Uses, Carpet Bags,. Carpeting and Matting; and In addi tion, an articles usually xepi in our line, au oi wmcn we nrooose selling very low for.cash. Give us a call, and we pledge ourselves yon snail have good Goods, and at the lowett market prices. WALKER BROTHERS, No. 70 l?ront Bow, MANUFACTURERS OP CLOTniXG, AXD WHOLESALE DEALERS IX STAPLE ANB FA Jf C Y Dry toois, Hoots Siiocs, I A RE Just receiving and rpening a splendid assortment rZ.of! Soring and Summer Goods, to which they call the eapectal att ntlon of Country Merchants and River Tra- UUr lacuiurs are .ucu u o w ..u UU i la-undersell a good many, nease cau ana sf o. I marl0-d3m C. F. M. KOLAKD A. S. HCET NOIiAND CO., p "7 T"T? "DAT A sQ-T? NTT1 S VJTJLIj i.1 Sit SXXx. J-l ATLVJ-LUJ.1 X Collectors, JLl'A'A'It; ilUUIi., All. T) EFER TO J- Knox Walker, Miles Owen and Capt, XV Charley Church. feb7-tf 53Xews, Enciulrer and Fowlkes Express copy till lorbia.-iy E. W. RUCKER, Surveyor and Draughtsman, OFFERS his services to the public and will give prompt attention to any business connected with bis ,1,1, nf Main street, south of Union, ICanovan's Build- 1 1. 1 v 5t nni. h,nt n Ttrfessisnal business. REFERENCES. J. E Chadwick, Henry G. Smith, J. M. Prcvlne, Robertson T.pp, B It. Waddell, Philip H. Thcmpstn, John 3. Claybrook. feb5-ly A. VACCARO CO., DEALERS IS GROCERIES, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines, Cigars, Fruits, &c, NO. 293 MAIN-ST., MEMPHIS, TENN. octal CHANDLER CO., Druggists and Apothecaries, Alain ttreet, next door to Odd TeUoxof Hall, MEMPHIS, TENN. BEAIi XSO" PPRKDRBGS AXD jJIEDICIXES, -1HEMICALS. Surgical Instrum:nts, Fancy Goods, J Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Patent and Botanic Medicines, aaroeu seeaa, anun, ivuacoo anu vi.ar,, Brandies and Wines. Y3 Every article sold by ns warranted as represented. ausjeci to oe returned bi our gxruwi. juijo-i j A. .HERETO, WATCH MAKES, AKD DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, TAKES this method of Informing his friends. and ib DUDltc cenerauy. mat ne nas cwrtu irem i .his old stand to the comer of Main and Adams I 'streets, where ha will take pleasure In exhibiting a new and choice lot of JEWELRT, to those who may favor him with a call, and will be pleased to execute all orders for repairs in his line. He hopes, by honesty. In tegrity, and his efforts to pleases to gain the confidence and liberal patronage of all who may Snd It convenient to vuit his establishment. CJ- All orders for repairing In every branch of my ba. slness promptly attended to. ang21-ly THE HAZARD POWDER COMPAXT, MAXUFACTCRERS AXD DEALERS IX COXTINCE to offcr their well known brands cf ELEC TRIC INDIAN BIFLE and KENTUCKY RIFLE POWDER In kegs and carlsters. Also, Gnn rowder for Blasting and Mining, comprising a full assortment of qualities and kinds required by the trade, guarantied to give entire satisfaction. The standard of their Powder, which has now enjoyed the highest repnlatlon tor more than twenty-five years,, will be found unsurpassed by any other msnufacture of the kind In the world. For sale in this city by GATES it WOOD, Atnts. nd at the office of the Company. Xo..89 Wall, roomer Water street w Tork. A. G. HAZARD, President. A E. Docolass, Sec'y inaiB-d6m E. SREATTIETT f...S. R. STOKER. L THOMPSON CO., (SUCCESSORS TO E. S. KACINE,) IMPORTERS ANB DEALERS Fine IlvixmUcs, Wines, Havana Cigars, ARB TUB riMEST QUALITY tlT VIRGINIA TOBACCO. Assortod Brrtnas, JEFFERSON STREET. tbt Stoner's Building., TUST RECEIVE 3 Brandies, Henry Moonie ii Co., 1S10; I tl OldCasilllon, 1815; OM Lamonae, lesu, Old Rochell, au 1 ditr-rent brandings. Wines, Champaene and Claret Old South ei.leMaderia.Tupaz Sherry; Chsmpagne. Fleur de Boucy, Crlam doj Creccnt, Ollvlrr 014 Champertln Bergundy Old Ylenx Cps Sparkling Bergnndy Clarets. Chatanx Marsvaux. Latour Glass Stopper; Liflte, St Estphe. a:.d other brands, too numerous to mention. Scotch Ale. London Porter 1 F.ncv Grocries. &.C &c. feb25-d6m CF HjIIv Springs Di-mocrat copy three months, and send bill to this office for colltctlou. FOR SALE BY Rob't. M. Ball, 15 &ycamore-st., Cincinnati, O. H. G. McCOMAS, Commission Forwardisg Mercliant, X0. 15 SYCAMORE STREET, C1NCINATI, OHIO. marl9-Iy JSTEW BOOKS i'Jbi vv boohs: AT LAMB, I0UXG CO.'S, No. 250 Main Street. PRUE AXD I, by George William Curtis. Irvlng's Sketch Book of Geoffrey Ciayon. The A mer Iran Citizen: His Rights and Dulles, Accotd ing to the Constitution of the United States, by John Hopkins, L L. D. and D. D. Autobiography of Peter Cartwrfeht, the Great Bark woods Preacher, by Strickland. Sermons by S. n. Spnrgeon, of London. LakeGnaml; Or, Wanderings in Southern Africa, by Andersen. My Last Cruise: Or. Where We Went and What Wc Saw. With an Account of Toyaxes to China, Japan uwtuo sii.uus ana Lioerta, oy A. X.- Haoershsm The Lives of the Lord ChancelLrs of England, by Lcrd John Campbell, L. L. D. and F R. S. Webster's Private Correspondence. Yonman s Chemical Charts Youman's Chemical Atlas. Webster's Pocket Dictionary. Swedenborg's Works. ipl Sweet Potatoes. ONE TH0C3AXD BUSHELS best Sweet Potatof s for sale at the first Toll-Gat on Hernando Plank Rosd. Price (I per bushsi. j. t. MITCHELL. sirlS-U sW gfotcls, tsbmniits, WOUSUAM. HOUSE, Corner of Haiti and Adams street, MEMPHIS, TENN. THIS House li situated In the centre of business, aor IsnoTV&nlshedandlncomDletcorder. The Fiocrletcx pledges himself It shall not be surpassed by any House in the 8on west. Being grateful for the verr liberal patronage bestcwoL on him for the last two years, be hope by a street altcr iion i susinets to merit a continuance of tne same. QC7-tf J. J. WORSHAM, Proprietor JYeiv Restaurant ON UNION STBEET. THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and ALL the public, that he has opened a new Restau rant on Union street, where be Is prepared to furnish the best viands that can be found in the market, served In the best Parisian styles, .Oysters, Game, Steaks, Salt ana Fresh Water Fish, Birds In fact, everything suited to the finest and most delicate epicurean taste. Give ma a call I have tlx different rooms far the ac commodation of rrlvate Parties. I will not be outdone in any branch connected with my business. ItlfM-lt (JUS. DKMPEKWOLF. TT0RSnA3I HOUSE coxfectioxerf WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IX Plain and Fancy Candies, Adams Street, under tlie TVor- Bhani House, KEEPS constantly on hand a large assortment of Green and Dry Fruits. Fruits In their own Juice. Jellies, Fre.ervet, Sardines, Lobsters, Spiced and Picaled Oys ters, ncxies, uortuaii, syrups, one wines, Jtranutes, au kinds Xuts, &.O. In connection with this estab- K 2JRP Sfclisnmemi navenueanpan uysier :4! 7Saloon, and will ncelve FRESH OTSTKRS by every picket, S P. ERinnETTO novl6-dly GARVIN, BELL CO., Nos. 112 and 414 Main-st, Louisville, Ky., WHOLESALE DEALERS IX STAPLE AXD FAXCY DRY GOODS, AXD Manufacturers of Clothing "TvESIRE to Inform their customers and Merchants geti- jlj eraliy, mat in-ir lame stocfc of STAPLE DRY GOODS It now fuj and complete; also, that they have rented and fitted up U house adjoining their oM stand, as a SILL. AND FAXGT DRT GOODS AXD VARIETY SIORG, and made Urge additions to their usual Stocks In those lines. They particularly Invite attention to their extensive and varjed assortment of Beady-Mado Clothing. Tbrlr Stock In this line is all of their own manufacture. and as I hey have added largely to this branch of their business, are prepared to offer great inducements for cash, or on time to prompt dealers; snd to such they p'edge themselves to sell as low as simi ar Goods can be bought in the Eastern markets. mar7-da2m T.fiTTTSVT T.T.I?. V A PT7T? UTTT.T. liuuiu i luuu lilixli aUAajaj C. I. A. V. DuPONT, MANUFACTURERS OF SEWS AXD BOOK PRIXTIXG PAPER, AXD DEALERS IX PAPERS OP AI.I. KINDS, 47T Main-Street, JLouisrille, Ky. II. riTiaEBALD...CIIA8. C. BILL..J. W00DW0RTH. H. FITZGERALB CO., (Sueceuon to Park, Simpton 4- Co.,) Grocers, Protlnce Dealers, COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 92 Inront Bow, Memphis, AND JACKSONPORT. ARKANSAS. juiTb-aawiy W. ALEXANDER B. 3. LANSINO. A T T-V A TITiTntJ JPr T. A TO-QTTCm COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Vnj f 1 Vft a?ST TAitran Mmn-- Gaxxt Louis, IMCo. REFERENCES. J. J. Murphy, Memphis i Cook Co., Memphis: Barnett l Walker Todd k. Goyer, Charles Pottit fcbS-fim BRABY DAVIES, CEXERAL lUIDHSSIOX MERCIIAXTS, STnl,, n T vr iiau.u ox tuij jiUiustiiic, aa.y., IV A. o. smith. ...n T. ODTHllIE....aEO. J. ROWLAND, SMHII, GUTHRIE 10., Commission McrcUants WHOLESAIiE GROCEES, DEALERS IK Foreign and Domestic Liquors, AXD AOEXTJ rOR THE SALE OF Virginia and Kontucky Tobacco. ?fo. 5S1 Main Street, between Second and Third, jann-ly LOUISVILLE, KY. C. M. HARVEY R. B. IIARTET. C. M. HARVEY CO.. COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS, XO. 120 GRAYIER-ST., NEW ORLEAXS. OUR personal attention win be given to the Sale or Forwarding of Goods or. 1" rod nee consigned to our1 address. We will contract Frelrht on thr above for re-shipment either by sail or steam vessels, at lowest rates. We have had several years' experience In obi- m.i-v.r In the purchasing of Staples and assorted Merchandise. klfeu to uoox it co., j. c. Giiffing at. Bro Speed h Strange. Hannah Shanks. dec!2-ly PUBLIC COTTON WAREHOUSE. Factors, talx.0 KTotico. TnE undersigned having leased the spacious Cotton IVarehovte. corner of Monro, .mi rtH tr.t. lateiyoccnplidby Messrs. Chapman 4c Co.. are prepared to Store Cotton, Whisky, Salt, Sugar and Merchandise generally, upon lavoraDio terms feb3.fim tr" T? nmrvnc i. rr GAYOSO SAVINGS INSTITUTION, axew SAYINGS BANK EXCIIAXGE OFFICE, NO. 28 MadlSOn Street. THIS Institution, having been organized under a charter granted by the General Assembly ef the State of Ten nessee, Is now ready for business. The Director tar ihtt ensuing year are FRANK M. WHITE, ACG'ST M. FOUTE. Pret'l. C. J. SELDBX, E. M. AVERT, Cathier. By the charter, married women and children m A- poait all anms ol not less thsn $1 per week, subject only to their control. Interest allowed on all deposits for more than four months, at six nercent.ner annum. Rt- ehange on Xew Yo and Xew Orleans. Collections made and proceeds promptly remitted. uempais, Tenn.. Dec 7th, 1S56. 1 y WATT C. BRABFORTK 12 DOZ. Crucibles, Xos. IS to 40; la circular saws. 43 to so inches w uois. itcwara uement, 200 Plaster Paris A good stock of Gum Bolting Files of a superior quality, all sixes t French Bun Mill Stones, all sires A large lot superior Belting Cloth For sale low at the Union Fanndry, Poplar street. BISSOLUTION. THE co-partnership heretofore existing between Drs. K. P. WATSOX A. L. EIMURO. h..n .11.- solved by mutual consent. Dr. Klmbro settles tho old business. X. B. Dr. KIMBRO win continue business at the nid fSre, on Union street. Jan2i.diw3m Lumber Zamiaer InAVE the largest assortment of Lumber on hand I have ever offered, consisting In part of Seasoned Cy press and Poplar, K, I, IM and 2 inches wide and dear; Sills 6x8 and SxlO; Jolce 2x0, 2x8, 2x10 and 2x12 Scant ling 2xi, 2x5, 2x6, Sxl, ixl, and 4x6; Weatherboardlnz. Sheeting, Shingles and Walnnt Lumber on hand alsos large lot of dressed Yellow Pine Flooring and rough Pop lar Flooring, Red Cedar Posts of all sixes. Yard on Batture, South side of Centre Landldg. InnlS-dtwawly M. K. COCnRAX. Premium G a Vicryl HAVING Just returned from a business tour Xorth, with. an. the facilities for taking fine, durable "Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, &c, I am now ready In person to serve my friends and the public generally in my Hue, on the most reasonable terms. I have no new tangled patents and clap-trap processes to offer the public. My establishment has to stand tl fall amid all ths blazonry of Its neighbors, upon Its own merits. eetfl-dawtf ice: ice: ice: HAVING completed our MAMMOTH ICR HOUSE on Bea street, near the corner of Shelby, we are now prrpard to furnish our friends and customers with ICE at OXE CENT PER POUND. All orders for pscklng will be promptly and carefully attended to In all leasons of the year at lowest rates. The community msy depend upon our supplying then wl-h Ice at the above rate. It Is our Intention to keep price within means of the por as well ss rich. X3 All orders left st the Wharf-Boat, at the Mam moth Ire Hou, or at Barnett At Walker's, (190 Main street) win be promptly filled. mar21-$3i DUVAL. ALGEO k CO. Choice Irish Potatoes. lOn SACKS lor salo by a LX B.iMERRILL, octSS Xo. 6 Monro street. r i Iglillineij (gflfalSw NEW MILLINERY GOODS, At No. 8 Court Street, B2TWEEX MAIN STREET AXD FRONT ROW. Mrs. n.CARTER HASJutt returned with her itock of Spring and Sum mer Millinery, and wm open oa FRIDAT, iht 2TU tiutant, coislstlnir m part of Fine French Flo ers; Fine French Wreaths; ladles' and Misses' Bonnets; Ribbons, Dress Pats; Lace and Edgings; Head Dresses, ?,etn1 ortment of Millinery Goods. The la Sin iiiemph.15 nd TlcInTare respectfully Invited to call and examine for themselves. mlrI5-" H. CARTER. js if goods 1 9 SPRING FASHIONS, AT THE EMPORIUM OP FASHIOiV, OOn t I wmi nm uiAiiv oxiit.t.i,MtiJIPHIS,TENtt. opening, for the--rT Inspection of he IsUI-s, oae of the mostRil fashionab e stocks of Presch vniin.. r.ucy wry uoous ever hreught to this city. Also, a very eti assortment of Dress Goods, SUks, B.Tegrs. Chal- Vr ii V VrT msHo iuoes, p-am and dotted n c tan particular attention to our Millinery Department, Consisting of all styles of French Bonnets. Leghorn Enz- j "ut""" nutsenies ana uipties, flowers and Ribbons. Five thousand dollars worth cf fine French Embroideries. Valenclnes, Glmpure, Haul on. Point Lace Embroidered Jilk Mantillas. Lace Ba'qeines. Dress Trlmmines of .11 t...,j. Fans, GlmpQre Laces. Ace, Also, at lh Emporiam of Fashion, Dress and Mantilla Making djee. gnarantrlng illsfcrinn tn .i.l. shape. Monrnlag goods a'wajs oa hand, and on'ers pnmpttr ltMl,(.l V i.uies are raesi respectfully invited to call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhtre. X. STH.LMAX fc. CO., T 293 Mala street, Memphis. Tenn 218 Ham Street, UNDER ODD FELLOWS' HALL. r HAVE m.t received a splendid stock of fashrsoabfe L DRY GOODS, consisting of all stvles of rich Znrim sawni Jim, uervani, uerrge itoces, urgaixlies arxi Or?andie Robes; a larg. atsortment r.f Lawns, Lace an! Silk Mantillas, and Silk Embroidered Mntlt'.. ikn a splendid asmrtraent of Dress Trimmieirs and Frlnm oi c.cijr uc.Eripiion, auu or our own laportanan. pin .uu r.utj riiiwu. -ie, b large ana whi setecttd stock oi rrencn i-.moroiuery ana white lioodi, and a great many other goods, sulUb e for the ladle.' teUet, wbkli we will sell at very r asoiable rates. We ca'l wrtlcul.r attention to our Alir.T.lVKRV nr. PARTMENT, which we win open to-day, comprising all .tries of French Bonnets, Misses' Bonnets and Plats, Head Drrs.es, Ribbons, Flowers and everything apper taining to lh' Millinery. Former customers and I he ladies generally are respect fully invited to call and examine before onrch.!n rl where. Remember the establishment of C MENDEL, apT-lm 218 Main street, under Odd FeUowa'HaH. S3" Evening News copy NEW STORE! .VJS IT sto ok: THE subscriber would respectfully an nounce to the ladles of M-mpbls and sur rounding country, that he is now opening a cotrplete fre.h tock of PARIS M1LL1NHRT. f FAXCT DRI GOODS. LACES. EMBROID ERIES aid a general assortment of LADIES FANCY GOODS, which he is prepared to seU at the very lowest pi Ires for cash. A i. kinds of MILLINERY made to ordr at the shortest notice. WM. S1LBERBERG, Xo. 100 Main street, third dear above Lehman's Drj Goods Koine. raar2i ROSE P. THOMPSON, I WOULD announce to the ladles of Memphis snd sur round ng country that I hare removed to Xo. 277 Main Hrtt, Fergnron ic Neill'a late aland. I have sIo connected wl h my Millinery business an extensive Dress Making esta 'li"hment, where all th latest styls of ma king and trimming wilt be received direct Irem Enrape, and toltcit tbelr patronage. mar2S-lm L ADIEs' FURNISHING DEPOT, Y. JVIADAME H., No. 139 Main sYire,-?iePhis (Over int. JAdiuts ana: Throw t (ytifju I Corsets and Shoulder Braces, MADE AXD SOLD, "CVlaoloisrvlo and 3totodjl. DRESS made In the neat si and most fashlinable style. Embroidery Stamping neatly done. Also, Stamps Made for Embroidery. Particular attention given to the raanufiLt ore of Shoulder Braces and Improved Corsets. The art of Cutting and Makinar Dresses l.njht xn.1 Charts for Cutting f arnl-hed. To all of which the at tention of the ladies Is Invited. Rooms open lrom 8 to 12 A. a., and frera 2 to 6 p. sr. J3Mr. II.. manufacturer ani resairer of Sewine Uacnines. mar2S-lv lanlatbn JSujyltrs, (tit Sundries. Cn BOXES Star Car dies; JU 100 half boxes Stsr Candles; 100 qoar. 10 barrels Lard Oil; 30 boxes Pearl Starch 30 German Soap Just to hand and for sale. on accommodating terms, by DOUGHERTY AYDLETT, apt Xo. 23 Front Row. Kentucky Twills. QC BALES Kentucky Twills and Llnseys, Ju3t received C J and for sale low to th trade. DOUGHERTY AYDLETT, apf No. 23 Front Row. S. B. WIjLlLIAillSOiV," (Succcuor to JlHtiamton 4- Hancock,) GROCER COMMISSION MERCHANT, isiroBTER or FINE WINES, BRANDIES, Havana Cigars &c. XO. 19 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS. Jnlyl Eeceived this Day, fCABBLSMessPotx; tJtO kegs Xo. 1 Leaf Lard 5 tierces Sngar-Cured Earns J -u Kegs anoi, assoneo, sixes; 100 bus Whisky. AU of which we will sen cttsp for cash at X. Front Row, Memphis. Julyl s. B. WILLIAMSON, 49 GROJJEEIES. &c rp HE subscribers keep on band the following articles, J JL whicn they warrant to he of first quality, and for sale low for caah Wheat Fans and Threshers E. Carver Co.'s Improved Cotton Gins Wagons, Northern and Southern manufacture Bacon, hog-round Flour, Salt, Whisky and Tobacco Sugar, Coffee, Teas and Molasses; Candles, Powder, Snot and Lead; Brandies and Wines, superior article Lime, Cement and Plaster Paris; Together with a general assortment of all articles nan ally kept In a Grocery store. GWYXXE It GIBSON, Jnly2 Nos. 1 and 2 Exchange Building. ETCHAVARIVE fc BRO.. NTJBSEBYMEN, s3sO& SITUATED In Fort Pickering, on the SfciJl uorn Laxe noaa. nave oa nana a One ay ff3Prtment of SHRUBBERY, in every ce-f cr panmcnt, cousisiing m pari of APPLES, PEACHES, PLUMS, Jotxn3t CJ2xoirrioai Apricots, iXcctarincs. &c. Also, Raspberry, Strawberry and Grape Tines, in vzt ri4 ties, with a good supply of Evergreens, Green House j x ah iiuuious ivooii, acuoaro ana Asparagus. Orders from a distance, accompanied with draft or or der on a respectable merchant at Memnhls. win tua'ly attended to, and all Plants guarantied to order and delivered to any part of the city, free of chars. We attend to arranging and laying off Gardens in town or country, at tne snoriest nonce. feb20-2m ETCHAVARNR BRO. BOOTS, SHOES. BROGANS. &C. do yon want to buy Shoes of any kind Ladles", Mens', or Children, Gentlc- mens'. Boys and Youths' Ane or common BOOTS, SHOES, or BROGANS? Go to 301 Main Street, Memphis, "Next door to W. H. Hunt's Queensware Store, where there Is now opening a large and entirely new stock, and where all who wish can De accommodated at aither whole sale or retail, at low pilots, for cash. mrl0-2ra WALLACE k TAX PELTS. SHORTEST ROUTE FROM MEM PHIS TO ATLANTIC CITIES. uy uauroaa Irom Cairo. To Chicago Direct in Sixteen Hours, without Break oj uuaoeor Change of Can or Baggage. BRANCH FROM CEXIRiLIA IS XOW FINISHED, Thus shurtening the time to tixteen hours to Chicago. AT Chicago, connecting- with Michigan Central Cars leaving tli. same Depot, for Detroit, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Albany, Xew York, Boston, and all Eastern and Atlantic Cltua. only two Changs of Cars from Cairo to Niagara, and three from Cairo to Albany, and four f rum Cairo to Xew Tork. Time from Cairo to Xew Tork. forty-nine hours. Fare er, than by any other route. Passengers through are ROT subjected to the delays conseaGent to th. r changes by short lines of Railroad, throuih Indiana and Ohio, ta the East and Xoth. Also, connecting at Chicago with Michigan Southern Trains, t-rr Clevriaad, Dunkirk, and the East, with Lakr Shore RaHroad and Steamers far Racine, Milwaukee Sheboygan, it. and with a snlendid Line r rimn.J Steaners for Sault Sts Marie, Lake Superior, Colling Wl, 1WVUW, HI. "rains leave Cairo Every M.mteg and Evening as fol lows! :05 A. ST., Chicago and DusMth Express, Sundays This Train connects at Chlrago with X'ew Tork LIghU nlHg Express, over Michigan Central, Great Western and Xew York Central Railroads, throsgh In thlrty-ooe hours This Train also connects at Sandoval with Oiio and aiwwppi wuroM Hr at. Louis ana Ylncrnnes: at Pana, vua Trains cf ths Titta n.ute. aimn .mi- o. Leuia Railroad, for IndiaxtapoUs, Louisville and Cincln Mu,rainr,wiij Alain line Express for Galena j ner connecting with Trains to Spring, Seid, Napiea, Rock Island, Burlington and Qnlncy. 6:10 r. M. Xew York Ex&reea.!i.tnrtt.v. .Tnmt.i Stopping only at important Stations, except oa Signal UMMrii.. will. f r. n r .mu vaj juapres. rrosn tKCaturt Dunleith, and arrivine at Chtearo ,l9i. m Paasengers for the Upper Mississippi, wifl And at Dun- or me uoaieith and Minnesota Packet Company, ready to leave oa the arrival of either Calm nam m u bresse, &iwing, at. Paul, &c. Passenger for Jaaeaville, and Central and Eastern Wtsestsia, con nect at Freecon with Trains ta Beioit nd Juunia, from thence to Maduoa and Central and Eastern Wls- VWItUl, The Maps and Charts indicating the Great Central Route to the North and Eaitare aaexact transcript of Cotton's Map of toe United States, and passengers are requested to examine this route as wen ax the ruining time cards of the connecting Roads, and Judge for them selves as to thecorrectnessef the above lUinnnii n,. opeoingof the Illinois Centra) Railroad from Cairo to uuname, aoa tans lonaiag a speedy and direct means of uxtmuunuoa oeswrca ine upper Lates and Rivers, and the Lower Mississippi, afford to the pieasere traveler, a well as the boaiaess man. attraction, and firimiM for reaching the North and East, which surpass those ef any other route whatever. The accommadittsii. h,. uuueu oy tne uerspaay ror the eonveniesce of the trav eling public, the permanency of the road and structure. mead themselves to those who desire la traveling need. comfort ana ttfity. State rvoaaa secured on all pack, tsl uw, r uxv ir.l X AAA, VIIBU. PflVUeK- f Uyiagover ataay point, can bo had at Memphis. fi ft .TsrTWvnit ci. WILLIAM MORIN. Agent, GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE FOR FREIGHT, Prom New York, Philadelphia, Bal timore and Boston, x" o ivr an ivr S3 Via tliarlcstOB, S. C. THROUGH RATES of F'tlght frm Xew Tork and Philaiia sbla, to Memphis, and StAtk.ni f.mt hi. and Ckarlestoa Railroad, by Xew York sd PhiladelphU Steamship Lines to Ctiarlesun, 3. 0. s s X c B K 3 FIRST CLASS Piasw Frtci. Rks. Ssa- twaery, lUtl, Shoes, maws, OH, it., In bolt:; UasapbHie and jp4lt Turpentine InbarrreU; Uarpttiug, China. Gla.s and Glassware, Ctfara, la cases; Ckcks, Cuaieettsaene, Cot tea Cards, Cutlery in caes, casks and Vexes; Dry (itxxla la bax and bikt; Dings, frails, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery, Pars, (tardea Sreds, Lookir.it (i.as aad Louklag UUss Piai es, (.1 owner's rut,) Oy.lvrs in can aad jars, S.dJiry, Tin aad RrilUnia Ware, Teas aad Spicvs. per 100 noaad 13 4? 30 SECOND CLASS. Hardware, except aacst as.ptctovu 10 nrti ana Tklrd CsasMs; CoSee Mills, Machiaery. Foreiaa Ltqaets lo barrel aad pipes, Tobacco in boxes, Leather in rods and twxes. Oils la barrew and casks, frotkeivfcduwnsware In crate and .mama. n muflt, rwier, aoetiursM aad Copper, per 100 pBBds.............i 04 THIRD CLASS. Axi-a, Shoves. Spade. Sad Iroas. Zinc and Tin In pigs. Tin Plate, Aa vils, Viers casks of CbaiBS and Hae. Ma nlJa and Cotton Cnlig, (XSt, neavy Castings, ilul Geariag. Larriage Spriags n-1 Axles. Kailrvad WheHs and Axles. Chairs and Spites, and Ro.ia in barrels, per 100 pounds j 62 SPECIAL RATKS BvX Hats 13 $1 99 SI 75 $3 15 iwuuviv sou tankages axed, and Mher light artich nut ennxu-rattd; also, Oar roys of Actdi or other Cewmtejls, wBI ba charged by actual WiisM, bat at double First Cla.s Rates, per 190 pounds $416 $4 60 E3-FORWARDING AT CHARi hsttiv vwrv. nv CHARGE. Ta- .bore rates cover all exseases rr.m S'nr Tr nd Pbilad.Ipliia to Toscembu sad Memefcte. when shiaMd per steamers. S3" Ceasiza voar roods ts IwsL Lth rr.miiB. rt R Chjr!eiteo,nd have packages malted care S. C R R., Charlesl.n, 3. C. liava every package pUlelv marked with eansizum' name or sbipcxng mark. Ah. hiva ra.ki nnan 1 h packagrs the Depot of delivery, and the initials of the Road deliveriog. Attention to this matter prevents de lays vd raeelgnme&ts. beods by this route are transported with ereat dliBAtcb orer tee South Carolina, Georgia and eaneeetiag reads, by Day and Night Express Trains, bhipprrs may relay confidently on the dispatch a&d certainty of the Charies- iou lane. PUBTHEB ADVANTAGES. Persona shipping bv Sail Vraseia .nd Pn,MUn tram Baltimore, Xew Tork. PhiUdelohU and Boston, will re ceive lha fall benefit ut any contract they may make with h'e vrssets, aid by cvEuitDtoe their suoda ut the Aernt of the Sooth Carolina Road, they will he forwarded free t eemHHMk.rw, at the lellewi. c rales FROM CHARLESTON TO TUSCUMBIA. MEMPHIS. First Clas, (see Classtaeatiea above per 100 rounds l 39 i KS Second Class, (Jj. do $t 69 $1 24 Third Class, (do do.) 87 $1 00 Special rates for light gotd. per in) powiu $3 1 $3 10 Steamers are generally bat oae die aateker thin Pro pellers, and from two to three davs quicker than Sailing Ves.els, lrom Xew York and Philadelphia, and other Eastern ports, to Charleston. Aad where a tew day of time Is net aa object, from JO ta 40 ctati aer 100 raaada. can be saved by shipping on the tatter cla. of Vesseia e are now Delivering goeds in Xashvide at from 9 t 14 days from Xew York, aad it will take about 36 hanra more to deliver at Memphis. FACTS FOB CONSIBERATION. 1st. Charleston has sutwcribed ami naid half m. mil lion to the Xaahtnl- and Chattanooga, and half a million to the Memphis and Charleston llartimd. "A. Savannah, and roads leading to that mint, hare Invested nothing io Western Railroads. 31. All things betag equal, ftime. rates ice! the dtv and line which has coutr.bated so largely to the advance ment of our Roads aad the development of the resource of our State, should certainly be patronized in preference to loose inai nave contrioatea nothing. 4th Northern Transportation Lines have no claims upun Soothe rn people. The Charkstoa Line Is composed or Roads, all home Institutions," connecting the great Father of Waters with the Atlantic Seaboard 5lh. Overcharge by this Liae win he promptly ad Justed by thn Agents of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. FREE FORWARDING The forwarding dep. rtmrnt at Charleston is under the exclusive management of ths okl established house of E. LAFITrr. i Co who experience and known rtpu tatlsn lor promptness, ts a guaranty that the business wil, be well attend, d to aad gotd promptly dbpatcht d. Exp.ise bills showing charges to Charleston, wUl be mailed to consigners. Remember that goods by steamers from Xew Tork and PhiladelphU are forwarded when consigned and marked as directed, free of all charge. When shipped by salting vessels or propellers, they will te futwarded freeof commissions, drayage and thai rage only charged. SPECIAL NOTICE. Freights to all Stations on the Memnhu .ml rirt.ton Railroad betweea Stevenson and Ttbcumbia, are entitled and will te cbargi d the same rate as to Tuscumbla, and all polats between Tuseumbia and M-zspsls, the same rate as to Mimpbls. The r'e ty Chariest n shall at all tlrn a h law by Savannah, and alt changes will b duly announced in the Memphis papers. Fr further Information, apply tooraldrvss OHAS. W ANDERSON, Western Agent, Charleston Line. Xo. 2S College Street. NastvlUe, Tenn. HEXRT YONGE, Eastern Agent, Charleston Line, ap3-tf No. 195 Broadway, Xear York. TRAVELING PUBLIC LOOK. TO YOUR INTEREST. TUROUGll TICKETS TO GRENADA. Favc lcCVucei to G 50, VIA THE Memphis anil Charleston and Mississippi Central Railroads, CONNECTING te. miles south of Holly Springs, havlm on.y sixty sis miles of Stagiog the cheapest, moa' p.easant, and quickest route by r.cra four la ten hours On this route the stagiog la but one mile further thai oa the Panola route, a. though the latter is represented t be but fifty-two miles staging and fliteen hos. s throngs The true dutance orer t e Panola route la sixty.fiv miles staring. In a few weeks ths Mississippi O ntrsl Railroad will a extended to the Tallahatchie river, still shortening In stating seven miles less. Travelers will look to thefc comfort and pockrt. A word to the wise 1. suOcient. 53" For Tickets or information apply to SIMS Sl CO.-" Aetata, at the Ranroad, Stage and Omnibus Ticket Of flee. Commercial Hotel. feb34-dt' Citv Tax Pavers. 1TTY TAX PAYERS ar- natiHed that the Tax Book foi J the current corporate year is now made ont. and win be kept at the office of the Mayor, where aH persona w teres tea. are ramestiy invitea ta call and settle. IsbU JOHX XEWSOM, City Tax Cel. togorfation. MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL AND TEft NESS EE RAILROAD OPEN from Jonaion with Memphis and Charsnkt Railroad to Meion, IS H miles North or Roivar c i eleven mile. South of Jackson, Tenn. PASSEXOrR AXD MAIL TRAIN leaves Oand Jaiic hoc daily at 10 a M or oa arrival or mrninr train from Memphis, connscting at Meooa with Wyly'a line of Coaches tor XashvUle via Jarkson and Hasting ton, and by way of LealBstsn. Oitrn. nr..r.-r. Monnr pleasant, and from prtng Hill ay the TesaeuM and AlabaiLa Raflro.d. Return j, leaves Medaa at 1:30 r. X ooaaertlng at Grand Junction w.th CTtBlfis? malt trikta 1-tllVa I rir. I arrivIeiatTUS P'5 R. P. XBELT. Ssjrt. MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESS R RAILROAD. IS" o"w Ojpoa to Saarciis. Two Daily Trains each Way, F 13tMI4Ib XCSPTD ROM sail an r WEDNESDAY, March 25 MSI ta MAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis daily, (Sundays' ex cepted at 7. 15 a. 31 .arriving as Sw.sst I0:a as. at A Md This Train cobsm cts at Sardts with Messrs. J p Mat exaader Co.'. D.By Lie. f MJZ otitr Paaola, Greeada, C.nUw, J.iJj?K i, 7. ajsesaaiiis at lc4aj A. M. ....in., i-ave. Mtmpma ai z:sa at SanH at 7.39 r. M. -and airs Paaseagers are reqaested te poRkase tsskt befcr. enwrlag I be ears, aad save paymeat of xtiarare Baggage cheeked to all atalssaa the Hllnl 1Bi baggage wm be rcetv.d w,tlt Wiagehecked passenger wui be altowrd HO paaaeb of baxzaa k ullZ paerSf' Mat to a In case of lues, ta Oasaaary wtn aaW lhem4r r. srwajIWe for aa .sVnTcuIcie J3-Xrgie, waea travtsaMML mast have a aemtt aamiag the polat to which UeyTr. to jT IbT. Uateyaretetrir by P', M. PATRICK. CJ-S,le ar.1 K-..lrer. Ms4a "nrdo papers, Grenada psfr.. ad ulMlW!bWa .tS! soojopyrd dtecoaUaae f.rr-r ad wttiSef Lr GRE.ZT ROUIE. TO .THE EAST AND iVORTH. MEMPHIS MD CHAELESTON R&IJLRO&jp COMPLETED. II AlLKII t n eoniwiiABi It X.w- f ark nTIL. J2i.J,SS? U 'r. Ricbawsid. CbarleetM, aad SavaWk 1 THROUGH TICKETS said t ,1 VTl. Xa.hviie.chitiaBoa, AsaU, CW A,Unta, Moatgoaaery. CTJ JUKOUGII TO J1ASUVILI.K IS S3 HOURS Tbresgh Ttckrt Omar it th n phi., TrBo.. p. M. PAITERSOX. Aim Tkkru always good. Fare as bv s uy aay other flrstdass rasrte. Far Passeogers. a Sk w rBt u u. 1 ERX aad ATLANTIC CITIE aa.araI ta 72 PssMMi ibough slave Wvritory, pertssSed r the caaveyaae. at servsau. ssaaered F.r FREIG HT tram N.w Yk, aade4ar KastesB ettle. by s earners to Charleston or Savaaaah 1!L .Z"' rjtth.JJea.BM, The aueotwo of SsIvot aadlvVrn Kercbaals 1. aa.ld to ths rent. IT rn aMreexpnlilis,tbaBanyoikr p' inifKHta rates aad esaaecfl ss eafaMlsaed TheADAVSKXPRKSB COMPANY 1. w la ceaaee ten with this lisw. ""wiaceaaec- .?e."LK.oe(iaaIAII'TltAlX lear.s Memphis DAILT at 7 o clock A. Jt (S:4 Memphis Use CMeecu? ml Sa.lw.rd aad We.,w,rt tr.te" .T,f, Lb.ll.nooKa R.llrd, at Sterra., S.r Aisu iwatMvt. at Grind Jaactwa wm& ihr. vi,a.,ini JtSiTiTiiaa J"wtttTna MeMaarai Kauread to Bsiivar, aad Jacksoa Aliarwnneeu at Pocahaaia. .nh Te ACCOMMODATIOX TRAIX vra.ki, DAILY (exopt Saaday.) W-l?1 "Zr r-r..l t.i .-uii iu- isvi.hit: aDU HedU:. Slaitoas. tQSSM h.jt Baggage checked te all slariwij tuTXIrJ-K: ne BaagewBl be received wtMKHitSiBkXC Each passeagcr wui be altewed y-H posada of baggage by Railroad, aad sixty paaad or Z.riLi 1 article wiu be carried a, Wg tlTt 'ZmSt T the per of the passeser. la case "f its tiTL uKrym-.- lHs, wfceo travHiag ataM, mm aTe... mtog the point te which they arete 10? mZ&Z that they ar- to travel by rail. l7Jm,i carried. X ticket wUl be Im tieaCaorTSv WW ceised oa th- ca anies. their owner ."."t pr or known to the U kelAajeat ajvl CoadactVr oi oTtel person to voach for genuineness f ri7t F. C. ARMS. uenerai saperinteBdeat, BanUvtSe. Ala. sifil u .u a-iperlntepdeatef Transportat.oa, Mp.phHrTamn. Xoliccto Owners Agents of Aegrocs TPATELIXO Sr THE Memphis and Charleston Bailroad ON aad after MARCH 29th. Xecne. s...i.. oa the Car, of th Corner lrYTpJ,' .pecifyiag they are to travel Iry Rad p". Their own. r or hi, ageat mast be neeseBt rn a... thetlcket. and It, place ib, SwTTlt soaiep raoa, known lotbe 3: jtWaAg.t ir OsSa arnat vouch for th- genniaeaers of tte Permit r-dl B AYRKa. S, f TrUrUtl&ri For Baltimore, ITashington, New York, Philadelphia, &c. Direct Through Line for the East! Raltlmore ami Ohio RAILR 0 AD THIS Road runs from Wheeling to Bal timer, rrr mile,) aad to Washington, (400 milea,) aareJota tho fullest advaaUges both aa a rnKHad plslrl; Uae. It raas throagh wild aad rumiBtlc reiwTr tk Allegheaies; aad beiag solidly constructed. osmMetelv equipped and carefaUy taaaaged, Is oae of the moil a -tractive and safest Railroad, la the United State Tha Central Ohio Railroad, from Col nm bus aad ZaaesvYlle to Wheeling, unite, this road with all port ions of the w and Southwest. The oslv Throuok Tickets ntoa Mempri, LonisviiXE and St. Locis to the Xatiosai. MeI thopolis, are sold by this road, which runs direct t. Washington without the delay of lumj through Raltiu mere. It ts al the only lis. bv which k. Z. -VT checked to Washiagtea from the Ohio river. SZS-Bj tae aiAiL. houte from Memab,. take the man steamers, rumaag daily far iMisvWe, eoaaeettaa: ih, with mail steamers or JBrsaaviUa Raatnad frCtrirln natl, where they arrive so as to ceaaect wsta the clnZ't Utile Miami Railroad for Oaiambss, ceaaectnia-S. with Central Ohio Railroad, through Newark wlU- tt VliMHnr H tha 7r,J. the time from Ciactnaati to Baltimore aad to Wuhirnrtn S3-Be surw te ask for tickets by the Haiti.. nv,. Railread Route. S3-Passengers from Memphis going East through St Louis, can buy Through Tickets by tne.RaKlmoroandOhlo Railroad. This route lays through VTncenaes,TerraHante Indianapolis, etc., to Wheeling, over the new Ohio and Mississippi and connaecaBg Roads. These corrections are all direct, and the time frost St. Loaix ta n,i.iZ or Washington is but about 43 hoars. Throuih Tirk.1. by this route may be had of the Agent, under the Plan ter's Hons, at the following rates: From St. Louis to Baltimore $25; to Washington $26. At Wheeling the passenger takes the superior cars of the Baltimore and Ohie RaHroad. which 1miTT?:! dally for Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and v.w iw- iwi wi auura, mauoing stepnam For safety, speed, regularity, beauty of the coanlrr J general comfort, this road 1 secoad te none in the n'nii. FREIGHTS. This company posse. thV LSeat equipment of any Railroad in the United State, and la prepared to de aa Immense business la twvMrtation! The road make Immediate connection at the waarvea a in the streets of Baltimore with the Railroad to PhHadSl phla and Xew York, steamers f Ericsson and Balti more STrAMsmr- Lines, by Canal and Sex toS. York, and by new MerchanU' and Miners' Liaeto BostoV steamars te Xorfolk. Charleston, Savannah, tc J partlcolars, see freisht tamr. copies of which may "be had of the Forwarding Houses in the West, oroJ B?oin! Recelvlug and Forwarding Agent at Wneelteg-' WM. S wniiTiomo Muter of Traasportatten. Baltimore. A. T LAVA LLETTE, Agent, 61 Front Raw, Memphis. JunI5-ly FARE REDUCED! Prom Memphis to Jackson, 83 50. From fllcmphis to XashYiile, $10 50. Yia Jackson, Waynesboro and Columbia. COXXECTIXG near Brownsville with the Memphlsr andOhbv Railroad and at'Tbesoson with thjVr. nessee and Alabama Railroad. This is the cheapest roct to Middle Tenneese, aad travelers are assured that no pains or expense will be spared to render them comfort ble. The coaches, horses and drivers are superior. Our line connects at Jackson with J. w. Norwood 3t Co.'s line of four horse post coaches to Nashville. Jolyl5 NORWOOD tt FORTUNE. Coal Coal XY COAL ha. come at last; wladandbtd weath r lri. has kept it bark re long. I received on pair of boats, (12,1)00 carrels out of four pair Ibat I have bought, this (Sataidsy) evening. I sbaH he at the Rrd Oace-frcm this tine out, ready to wait on my frier d and customers with a large and constant stock of.Coal. I have had a sapply of Coal on hand far the last! four, and a half jears until a short speH the latter part onanuary I will cow promise two things that I wlil'layMn more Coal, and If I make a dollar on It I will keep- Itamong us at home. I buy my Coal at the head of the creek at 8r,t cost. ImarchStf THOS- JAMES. I ir I: 1 S-"

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it DAILY APPEAL. MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 19, 1S57. GEN. xTABBIS' EECOSD. The iYwi eadeaws to make capital against Geo. Habbis upon the sUteraentthathe" voted agatast the Ostpfowise BJeasares of 1550," and that mvr be is a champion of the Kansas Nebraska aet, vrhkti contains tbe same prin ciple of sotne of those aeasttros. Now It so tappoaa that Cm. Harris vetcd and spoke for the very aasres whkh contain the principle ef tbe Kansas and Nebraska act, the bills organising the Territories of Utah and New Mexico. Tbe Kansas and Nebraska act was expressly based upon the bills organ izing tbese two Territories, embodying, as it does, the principle of non-intervention by Con gress in the domestic concerns of the Territo ries. The Xews should breafter be more par ticular and go to the record, before it indulges in baseless charges against tbe Democratic nominee for Gnvernor. We call upon it to cor rect tbe record it has made up against Gen. Habkis. It is true that Gen. Harris voted against the adatastefi of California as a State into the Union, and against the abolition of. the slave trade in the District of Columbia, which were parts of wfeat is known as tbe Compromise Measures." But the iWu will scarcely assert that tbese acts were contrary in spirit to the Kansas ant&ftbreslta. act. Tbe admission of CaWforffc&.as.3taie was one of tbe most gen uine Mfcstrattons-fc tbe doctrine of Squatter Sot ereignty," sgainst which the Know-Noth ing party, last year, so fiercely raved, that has ever been known in the history of our Govern ment. The then inhabitants of California were mere adreaterons squatters," who went there to pick up gold dust, and had no more right to fix the statut of slavery than the Sandwich is landers had. Against this measure Gen. Har kis voted, as also against the abolition of the slave trade in the District of Columbia, which the Xetes will Hot contend was contrary to the principles of the Kansas legislation. We invite the JYetat to- a more scrutinizing and correct review of Gen. Harris' political record. It will find that it is clear and strictly in accordance with the doctrine of a strict con struction of tbe Constitution in every respect HOJT. ANDEEW EWING. Ow announcement on Thursday morning, that Mr. Ewinc had been nominated for Congress by the Democratic party in the Nashville T)ia trict was premature, it now seems. The tele' graph reporter at Nashville, we presume, un derstood tbe recommendation of the State Con vettto of Mr. E., for that office, as tantamount to a nomination, and so telegraphed to different portions of the Union. We perceive in'tbe St Louis papers of Thursday, a dispatch to the same effect aB we published. Tbe following, pertainiBg to tbe action of tbe State Conven tion, and delegates to the Congressional Con vention, we find in the Banner, of Thursday, from wbkh it will be seen that a Convention will be held at Clarksville, on tbe second Moa day in May, for the purpose of making a nomi nation for Congress Mr. McNeily, of Dickson, took the stand and spoke in favor of tbe delegates present from this (8th) Congressional District making a nomination for Congressman, and suggested the Hon. Andrew Ewing as a proper person to op pose Maj. Henry, the nominee of tbe American party. He proposed that tbe Convention re commend the delegates from this District to nominate Mr. Ewing for Congress, and the re solution was unanimously adopted. It was then announced that the 8th District delegates would meet as soon as the Convention adjourned. "After the adjournment of tbe Convention, tbe delegates tom jbts Congressional District out to tbe residence of "ZUtg7 K-vTo5orer -wmi ni m amne subiear&f bis acceptance of a n-T ilpPthe'jtBtUl Dd a Bill .ontubiiiauon for j" "rf. r air. ii.'s children being very ill, and not expected to live, the committee said nothing to him on the subject. Tbe delegation bad previously agreed to meet again at 3 o'clock, at Vhicb hour they assembled at tbe Federal Court room. IV. it. mvniii Li9u. as the friend of Hon. A. Ewing, stated tbat it was impossible for bun to accept a nowinatioa, if tendered, and he urged tbe delegates not to place Mr. E. in the unpleasant predicament of refusing such a nom ination froi bis sarty. "After canvassing tbe matter, it was dis covered tbat the delegates from a majority of the comities in the district bad no authority to make a notatnetion for Congressman, and it was finally determined to postpone any action at present, and call a District Convention at Clarksvitie, mi the second Monday in May." fjg?" Mr. H. M. Carman, assistant editor of tbe Charleston Courier, died, on Monday last. 3?" A policeman named Hardexbrsok was murdered in New York on Tuesday night by two burglars, wbwe be had arrested. g-It is saiarlbat tbe "draw" of the newly completea bridge of tbe Peorii and Oquawka Railroad, across tbe Illinois at Peoria, is the longest in the United States, being 293 feet. g"Mr. Strakosh, it is said, has to pay Thalbers, for forty-eight concerts, to be given in two months, the mb of thirty thousand dol lars. g3?"It Is Col. Barclay Martin of Tennes see, who succeeds Dr. Wm. M. Mur-hy as Special Mail Agent for tbe West. Mr. Geo. M. Bright takes Col. Martin's place as agent for Kentucky and Tennessee. The argument of Dana, tbe counsel for Kallock, in tbe late disreputable case, is pre e en ted and for sale Clnrcket and rdigieut to ctttiet furnished at I per hundred. Nice read ing for churches and religious societies State Agricultural Bureau. The State Agricultural Bureau held its Spring Ssssion at the State Capitol, commencing on Monday, April 13. There were presentsthe following members Fr Ike Slate John Shelby. W. G. Harding and F. It Rains. Fo- Middle Tnn George Elliott. Marshall Oeunty A- B. Ewing. insen John K. Howard. Shelby George L. Holmes. Maury W. C. Whittborne. White A. Dibbrell. JJecatur D. E. A. McElrath. Henry R. B. Caldwell. Dyer B. W. Lauderdale. Franklin S. W. Houghto. Bradley Joseph Tucker. Hickman J. J. Williams. v .Dizrtdion T. Fanning. Smith F. II. Gordon. Dr. John Shelby, of Davidson, acted as Pres ident pro tern, in tbe absence of the ex ojicio President, Gov. Johnson, and of Vice President Cockrell. Reports from the Financial and other Com mittees were receives ami reierred. A committee, consisting of Messrs. Howard Jackson and Whitthorne, was appointed to con sider and report if the Bureau has the power to sell the present lair grounds and purchase others. The Bureau, in compliance with a constitu tional provision then went ii to tbe election of a gentleman to deliver tbe annual October ad dress, and the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, was unanimously elected. The Bureau then adjourned until 3 o'clock. AFrEBSOON SBSSIO.V. The Bureau went into Committee of tbe Whale on the Premium List for tbe next Fall Fair and after some time spent therein, the committee rose, reported progress, and asked leave to sit again. The Bureau then adj jurned until Tuesday morning at if o'cloct. VrNCENNES, Ind., April 15. The last rail oa the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was laid to-day, at about 3r.n, connecting St. Louis and Cincinnati in iron bonds. I he ceremonies were witnessed by many prominent gentlemen from St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, and other cities. Every thing passed off pleasantly. The first train from Cincinnati which left that city at seven o'clock this morning, arrived in thts city at eight o'clock this evening, hav ing witnessed tbe completion of this great work on the route. Great rejoicing is manifested by pur citizens. PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE convehtioh; Fran th Nabrilr Union, of Ihursdaj A preliminary meeting, preparatory to the meeting of the Convention on yesterday, as senbledinthe Representative Hall of the State Capitol on Tuesday night. Oa motion of Hon. Vm. II. Folk, Col. Jake Miller Vas called to the chair, who briefly exnlain'ed the wtrrwses for which thev had as-! serabled. After some !eswltdry discussion, a resolution was offered and adopted, appointing tbe fol lowing gentlemen a committee to recommend permanent officers for tbe Convention and re port rules for its goversmeat, viz: Gen. D. S. Do.vei.sox, Joiih K. Howard and F. C. uvs- nisgtoh, from the Middle Division Maj. Wm. M. Lowry, Jos. Lewis and R. Johnson, of the Eastern Division; J.-Kxox Walker, H. V. Wall and T. J. Stratton, of the West ern Division. A large number of the delegates to the Con vention reported themselves to the Secretary of the evening. Hon. A. 0. P. Nicholson and John M. Bright, Esq., having been urgently solicited by the meeting, came forward ami wade brief speeches, congratulatory on the favorable au spices under which they assembled, the impor tance of the approaching Convention, and the necessity for harmonious tctiou. PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION PROPER. Tbe Convention met in the Representative Hall in the Capitol, at II o'clock, Wednesday, -l i m a w rill .r and was called to order by Col. Jake Miller, of Hawkins. Gen. Donelson, of Sumner, from tbe com mittee on organization, appointed by the pre liminary meeting, made the following report, which was adopted: Tbe committee appointed to select perma nent officers and rules for the government of the Convention, report as follows Prettdenl Maj. Jas. H. Thomas, of Maury. Vice PrttUn.it Josephus Lewis, of Knox; D. S. Donelson, of Sumner Wm. H. Car- roll, of Shelby. Secrctarut John t. Helms, 01 Kcox; Ja cobMiller, of Hawkins; Tnos. Hovers, of Snraner; C. O. Faxon, of Montgomery; R. C. Rtrss, of Haywood, and H. Tilman, of Shelby. That the rules cf tbe House of Representa tives, so far as they are applicable, be adopted as the rules for the government of- this Con vention. That all resolutions be referred to the com mittee on resolutions without debate. That the delegates vote by counties. The report having been read was unanimous- ly adopted; whereupon the acting chairman requested Major W. M. Lowry, of Greene, and lien. P. b. Donelson, oc butnner, to wait upon Mr. Thomas and conduct him to the chair. The Vies Presidents and Secretaries were in vited to their respective positions. Mr. Thomas, on taking tbe chair, returned his thanks to the Convention for the personal compliment conferred; enforced the importance of the duties before them; tbe necessity for harmonious and vigorous action, and congratu lated the assembled representatives of the Democratic party upon their glorious triumph in tbe last national struggle, and the flattering prospects for a still more thorough triumph in tbe State contest now ensuing. Mr. Thomas' remaiks were able and eloquently expressed. We would have been glad to have published them at length. Oa motion of John K. Howard, Esq., of Wil son, the chair appointed the following commit- tee to report resolutions, viz W. M. Lowry, Dr. Co quitt, J. C. Burcb, J. M. Sheid, J K. Howard, W. C. Whitthorne, J. J. Williams, vV. A. Quarles, Alfred Gordon and J. Knox Walker. On motion of F. C. Dunnington, the coun ties were called and the following delegates reported in attendance LIST OF DELEGATES. ifonroe County. Wm. M. Stakely, Wash. Morgan, II. II. Stephens. Jlohtrtton. T. B. Mathews, T. Fort, M. D. Crockett, D. Alsbrook, D. D. Holman, P. Henkle Hatckins. Jake Miller. II ayiic T. W. Palmer, II. S. Hunter, A. B. Gante. Lau-lcrdale. R. P. Currey. Henderson. G. C. Torbett. Hamilton. J? G. Bywim, H. G. Wilson, Hu. McGill,J. Corny, Jr., J. L. Hopkins, J. C. Durrh.-V wrra- i,5Trr,t,'i-r-t 1 1 II actual settler, draught strainers to Tufcal'eta. Jlut-JK iuh-i Roane. Thos. A. Brewn. Hickman. J. R. Hubbard. Setter. A. R. Crozier, (proxy.) Campbell. A. R. Crozier, (proxy.) Franklin. A. C. McCutchen, J. B. Hawk ins, W. J. Mathews, J. F. Anderson, W. E. Venable, M. Garner, J. J. Abernathy, Jas. A England, Jas. C. Hanley, B. Higginbottom, J. V. Horish, II. F. Robertson, M. Williams, G. W. Boiling, C. L. Jones. Giltt. -W. a Dougherty, M. J. West DeKalb. Jas. Tubb. Haywood. R. C. Russ Jfarion. J. P. Alexander, Geo. W. Rice, Miller Turner. Cannon. E. J. Wood, B. F. Sullivan. Dlckten. J. W. Shelton, Tom. McNeily, W. A. Moody. M. F. Shelton, M. Tidwell, ft McNeily, W. L. White, John R. Anderson, G. W. Clark, J. C. Danuagan. Warren. H. M. Watterson. L. B. Waters, P. Hennessee, Sam. Smart, W. A. Garrison, A. Coffee, Benj. Paine. Shelby S. P. Walker, W. II. Carroll, H. Tilman, J. Knos Walker, T. J. Stratton. iatcre-nce. R. H. Allen, W. B. Hall, B. M. Moore, C. F. Powers, John W. Hall. Stewart. M. Rollins, R. S. Coleman, H. C. Buckner, A. B.Ross. Bedford. K. Dean, B. J. Dean, W. J. Whit thorne, G. W. Rhea. G. H. Btrnett, D. Parker, J. Taylor, B. A. Holt, H. K. Hastings, W. G Hlghc, S. H. Whitthorne, R. P. Setuff, J. E Bennett, R. George, W. M. Robinson, Jr., T. Fagett, D. Reeves, J. II. Baskette, It Denison T. Walsb. Xincoln. G. W. R. Moore, A. Hall, H, Thompson, W. L. Moore, D. Holdman, D. L. Mitchell, T. W. Green, Dr. Hampton, Dr. McNeily, G. V. Hebb, T. B. Warren, J. M Davidson, J. M. Bright, E. L. Enochs, J. II. Holman, J. Bright, J. R. Chilcoat, T. II. Free man, D. J. Wbittington, D. Buchanan. Knox J. Lewis, J. Havely, C. Earnest, Joan McAIuue.Jobn t. lierms. Sumner. D. S. Donelson, It A. Barrett, G. W. Winchester, J. G. Webb, Major J. Blake more, W. Blakemore, John H. Malone, John M. Wilson, T. Boyers, W. Wright, J. Mentlow, W. XV. urunt, Dr. it 11. lloilings. Maditon. E. B. McCIanahan, W. D. Cole, Hickman. O. A- Nixon, J. J. Williams. Cheatham. W. Gatewood. H. Dawlin, W. W. Fells, John Hall. Greene. W. M. Lowry, Robert Johnson. Cocke. Robt. Johnson. Bradley. G. TucUer, W. McClelland. Polk. J. F. Hanner, W. C. Ryder. Decatur. D. E. A. McElrath. Meigt. A. Cox. D. J. M. Lillard. Weakley. A. Gardner. Coffee. 3. M. Sbeine, J. Q. A. Farrar, C. C. Brewer, B. W. Walker, E. Reynolds, John Charles, S. U. Croker, S. N. Burger. Dyer.G. W. Talley, J. W. Farmer, B. W. Lauderdale. Rutherford. 3. M. Avent, H. P. Keeble, J. W. Childress, Joseph Smith, John A. Oden, samoel W. .Morgan, ueorge W. iieaty, Silas Tucker, W. A. Coleman, L. Davis, It Sjnce, J. K b.sicnnge, Joan Jrromm, A. 11. White, T. L. White, Robert Warren, Newton Jackson, Olles Harding, t. it James, Stephen Woods, l.. Jiarnes, Kobert iiatnes. Kobert Backer, T. H. Jamison, M. T. T. demons. Peter Gilman. ju auort. H'tllfamien. L. H. Wooldridge, W. R. Kiicker, W. It Peebles, C. A. Harris, R. W. Bond, James Collins, W. B. White, Geo. L. Neely, P. W. Moss, George Chrisman, R. D. Murray, W. F. A. Shaw, J. M. Peebles, James McEwen, F. M. Lavender, Thomas J. Watson, L. C. Waggoner, L. R. Brown, T R. Streud. N. H. Thomas, It A. Rozell, W. A. Pope, John O. Pone, Jo. Murray. Manlzemertj. w. A. Quarles, C. O. Faxon, S. R. Moody, Thomas L.Yancy, James Fort. Jas. Tait, W. S. Melloo, M. E. Wilcox. Uverton. a. M. tolquitt, P. M. Armstrong. J M. Goodhear, A. T. Goodbear. White. W. P. Goodbear, Dr. A. Johnson, J. M. Goodbear. Datiiton. A large delegation was nresent from Davidson, and as a complete list was not furnishe.', all the names are omitted. PrertM. lifteen counties have appointed one of tbe editors of the Union and jlmtrican proxy to cast their votes; but as the action was unanimous it was unnecessary to use them. Wilton. P. W. Harris, William ILDoak. Thos. R. Harris, John Earheart, Ed. Willis. J. K. H-ward, W. IL Williamson, W. G. Rob- ertson, Ed. Gillam, W. L. Putman. Jas. Puek- ett John B. Pitman, John Organ, W. Arbuckle, w. w. iUasieraon, a. iiarnson, momas 1. King. Manliall. S. V. urnt, w. K. Youell. Robt. Williams. John Law, James Hardson, Ephriam Hunter, Robt Davis, David C. Orr, S. Beckett, E. A. Wilson, W. v. uavis, inos. u. a. fill er, F. K. Rambo, W. a. uook, K. Jjnrtiety, Afaorv W. H. Polk, W. V. Thompson. A. Vestal, S. Skilly, A. S. Goodwin, J. O. Griffith, J. P. Atkins, W. C. Whitthorne, A. O. P. Sana Nicholson, C. M. Campbell, G. J. pRiowJgf J. McDaniel, G. A. Top', J H. Stephenson, A. .1. Terry, T. J. Crosby, J. H. Tuoinas.J- J. Thomas, VV. S Uassford, IS. Kirby, F. C. Dun i nington, B. H. Stephenson, W. E. Hardison, J. M. uranuerr)', u. ai. uooiioe, u. a. uugger, G. W. Campbell, F. A. Polk, A. Sateifield, N, H. Thomas. J. C. Rye. Smith. X. H. Allen, Dr. Bradley, Jno Tur- ner Dr. tftiHum, David Hance, D. Burford, Jag. Noliner. Henry. H. tt. Wall. U. 1). Caldwell, J Lamb, L D. Conway, V. B. Walker, J. D Atkins, C. I). Venable. On motion of Hon. W. II. Polk, a committee of one from each county, to report a candidate for Governor, was constituted each county to select its own representative. The Convention, on motion of Dr. Moody, of Dickson, took a recess until the committees should be prepared to report. During, the in terval, iinon invitation, James M. Davidson, i Eq., or Lincoln, and Gen. G. J. Pillow, of Maory, addressed the convention in eloquent j and fervid strains, eliciting frequent applause i from their enthusiastic listeners. We regret that other engagements during these proceed ini-9 nrevented us from urenatin? some renort 1 their remaiks Tbe convention haying been called to order, the Hon. H. M. Watterson, from the committee appointed to recommend a suitable person as candidate for Governor, aaiie the following report -The committee after consultation unani mouslv recommend Gen. 1. G. IIarrip, of the co ii ty Jof Shelby, as tin Democratic: Candi da e for Governor." Tbe report "of the committee was. received with an outburst of enthusiasm and applause,. ana unanimously aaoptea. Dr. C. K. Winston, chairman of the State Central Committee,being called upon, respond ed in a neat and appropriate speech, paying a U'.L I 1 J li l. l a 1. a 1 high and deserved compliment both to General Harris, the nominee, and to Hon. Andrew Ew ing, who had also been mentioned in connection with the nomination, pledging Mr. Ewing and his friends, a warm and hearty support of the candidate selected. The report of tbe committee on resolutions being called for, John K. Howard, Esq., from that committee made tbe following report, which was unanimously adopted: The Democracyof lennessee in Convention assembled, deem this an opportune occasion to declare their adherence to the distinctive prin ciples wbi:h have formed its creed as a party for more than half a century, and to re-aesert ami declare, 1. That the Federal Government is one of limited power, derived Bolely from tbe Consti tution and the grants of power made therein ought to be strictly construed by all the de partments and agents of the government; and that it is inexpedient and dangerous to exercise doubtful constitutional powers. mat tue uonstituiion does not confer upon the General Government the power to com mence and carry on a general system of inter nal improvements. 3jTbatthe Constitution does not confer au thority upon the Federal Government, directly or indirectly, to assume the debts of the several States, contracted for local and internal im provements, or other State purposes; nor would such assumption be just or expedient. 4. Tnat justice and sound policy forbid the Federal Government to foster one branch of industry to the detriment of any other, or to cherish the interests of one portion to the in jury of another portion of our common coun try that every citizen and every section of the country has a right to demand and insist upon an equality of rights and privileges, and to complete and ample protection of persons and property from domestic violence or foreign aggression. 3. That it is the duty of every branch of the I Government to enforce and practice the most rigid economy in conducting our public a flairs, ana tnat no more revenue ougut to be raised than is required to defray the necessary ex penses of the Government, and for the gradual, but certain extinction of the public debt. 6. That we recognize the recent proposition to distribute the proceeds W tbe sales of the public lands among tbe several States, as an attempt to revive an obsolete and unconstitu tional measure long since condemned by the popular vote and we see in it an admission of the wisdom of the policy proposed and ad vocated by our wisest Democratic statesmen, of setting apart and reserving the public do main for future homes for ourselves and chil dren. It is, indeed, time, in the language of President Jackson, tjiat the public lands should cease to be looked to as a source of revenne or an object of nlilnder. and dedicated to the encouragement of a lurJ" '''''LLTAMSQX benefit of the gnutt jujp'ulatifii, and the .jai tue iounuatn foundation of thl3 union of States having been laid in, and its prosperty, expansion, and pre-eminent eximple in tree government, built upon entire freedom in mat ters of religious concernment, and no respect of person in regard to rank or place of birth no party can justly be deemed national, constitu tional, or in accordance with American princi ples, which bases its txclusive organization up'on religious opinions and accidental birth place. And hence a political crusade in tbe nineteenth century, and in the United States of America against Catholic and foreign-born, is neither justified by tbe past history or the fu ture prospects of the" country, nor in unison with tbe spirit of toleration and enlarged free dom which peculiarly distinguishes the Ameri can system of popular government. 8. i'bat we regard the election of Buchanan and Breckinridge to the Presidency and Vice Presidency as auspicious of the continuance of our Union and the permanency of our institu tions; tbat therein and thereby we feel that peace and quiet has been secured to our rights and our property. A result accomplished by the united struggles cf the national Democracy and Union loving Whigs, and which has alike overwhelmed sectionalism and the prescriptive, anti-republican principles of Know-Nothing-ism, and that we have the fullest confidence that Mr. Buchanan will administer the govern ment upon the ancient principles of the Dem ocratic party, as laid down and expounded by our republican fathers and that in the ability, patriotism and wiedom of those whom he has called around him as his constitutional advi sers, be has given additional guaranty of bis determination to be just to all sections of tbe Union, and to follow the Constitution as his chart 9. That it is a matter of just pride and con gratulation that the position and principles of the Democratic party upon tbe sectional issues have been triumphantly sustained by the peo pie in the Presidential election of 1850, endors ed by President Buchanan, and affirmed by the recent decision of the Supreme Court of the United States. 10. That in view of the imparlance of the action of the next Legislature, both in a State and National jioint of view, we urge upon our friends the necessity of harmonious and vigo rous action in the approaching Campaign. 11. That for the eminent utility and success with which Andrew Johnson has managed the Gubernatorial office of Tennessee, he is enti tled to tbe thanks of the people of the State, and that for the vigorous and able canvasses he has made in our State, he deserves tbe giati tude of tbe Democratic party. 12. That we regard the administration or Franklin Pierce as eminently national and de serving of the cordial approval of every true lover of the Constitution and Union. On motion of Mr. Whitthorne, the Chair appointed the following committee to notify the Hon. I G.Harris of bis nomination, viz: Hon. W. IL Polk, D. M. Key and Hiram Til man. On motion, the Chair was instructed to an- noint a committee of three from each grand division of the State to constitute a State Cen tral Committee. .Thn following named gentle men were appointed to constitute said commit tee Middle TennttsetGtn. G. P. Smith. F. C. DuBnington and Sylvester L.. Irinley. Eatt TennetteeBr. J. G. M. Ramsey, Geo. R. Powell and and II. H. Stephens. West Tennetteei. Knox Walker, P. B. Glenn and Hiram F. Cummings. W. A.. Quarles, Esq.,, of Montgomery intro duced the following resolution, which was adopted by general acclamation Retbhed. That as an additional evidence of our high appreciation of the political services and personal character of our late President, Franklin Pierce, we earnestly an'd cordially in vite him to visit our State and partake of its hospitalities, and that a committee be ap pointed to correspond with Gen. P. in relation to this proposed visit, and make all suitable ar rangemen'ts for his reception. The Chair thereupon appointed tbe following named gentlemen: W. A. Quarles, D. S. Donelson, A. 0. P. Nicholson, ThomarMcNeilly, M. W. Garner, W. li. bvvan, Isaac Ire wis, bamuel Altllegan, Wm. Houston, J. C. Burch, Hon. J. B. Wil liams, John A. Gardner, Thomas Carroll, Hon. A. O. W. Totten.Gen. Wm. Conner, Gen. Gid eon J. IMIlow. On motion of L. C. Waggoner, Resolved, Tbat the thanks of this Convention are due and are hereby tendered, the Hon. James IL Thomas for the able, impartial and dignified manner in which he has persuaded over the deliberations of this Convention, and also to tbe Vice Presidents and Secre taries. On motion of J. J. Williams, Resolved, Tbat thu proceedings' of this Con vention be published in each of the Democrat ic newspapers of this State. i On moRon of?5. R Crozier. the Convenfln? adjournal line dtel j- JAS. H. THOMAS, Tret'iW Josr.nirrs Lewis, of Knox, i D. S. Donelson, of Sumner, V lice Pre'?. W. H. Carroll of Shelby, joHa c. ntLjis, or Knox, Jacob Miller, of Hawkins, Tiios. Bovers, of Sumner, -C. O. Faxon of Montgomery, R. C. Rbss, of Haywood, H. Tilman, of Shelby, &c'ri. tatest from Central America Walker's Viet rles Confirmed. The following private letter, ad Jressed to the editor, by an officer on board the U. S. sloop-of-war, and Cyane received by the Iiabel, con tains tbe latest news from Central America, and will be read with interest: From the Sirinnab RrpcbMean April It U. S. SLOor Ovake Harbor op Aspiswall, .New GraQadaprlMlb, 18M. My Dear Sir: Youareaware that our com' missioner, the Hon. Mr. Morse, has not been able to effect an amicable adjustment of. olt difficulties with this goverment. Indeed, It ap pears that the New Granadian Executive had determined what course he should pursue before the arrival of Mr. Morse, and the propositions of the latter were rejected without the least consideration. So far from any con:ession or indemnification having been entertained by the Granadian Gov ernment, it coolly asserts tbat we should con sider it a subject for congratulation that more lives and property were not sacrificed on the 15th of April. Doubtless the statement made by the English and French Consuls in Panama, relative to the massacre, aad tnelr inttuence witn tuts gov eminent in its assuming such a position; although there is a great discrepancy between statements made by those gentlemen on the ICth oi April, lBou, anainose wuicn cave appeared in tbe papers within the last few weeks. A proposition was made in the Senate some days since, that a military force should be sent to tue Isinmus, but it met wita considerable op position. It was urged that not a sufficient available force could be raised, and if possible, it would, hi all probability, prove a source of continual dissention and difficulty between the army and government. The citizens of Carthagena, and many of the inhabitants in the interior, think it a hardship that the sins of the people of Panama should be visited upon tnem It is presumed that the defence of this gov ernment will amount to a protest against tne proceedings or tue United States, and tbe Gra cadians will rely upon the protection of a more powerful nation than their own. Bombast, or what they term diplomacy; is their most powerful weapon, and one of which th'ey boast but on this occasion it will fall short of tbe mark. Nearly one year has elapsed since our citizens were butchered we nave patiently waited for redress, and nave astea mat me perpetrators ul tnat outrage ui punished. It is a wel' known fact, tbat not ons man has ever been arrested, and our de mands for indemnification have been insolently rejected. The arrival of Mr. Morse is expected on the stu inst. A report is current tbat be was hooted out of Bogota by a party of young men ma duivtii wm cuuurin or coiurauict me re. port. Our Minister will remain in Bogota un til he receives further instructions from Wash ington. We have received no late intelligence from Nicaragua. The "Transit" is still closed, ana at last accounts tne uosta means held Castillo, wi'h the other points up the river. Since the defeat of Col. Titus at Castillo, we have heard of no engagement on this side. Cols. Lockridge and Anderson, with three or tour hundred men, are endeavoring to ehect junction with Walker. The latter had a fight with one thousand fire hundred Costa Ricans, under Cauas the of March, in which the Costa Ricans lost three or four hundred killed, ana as many wounuea. waiter's lass amounted to two killed and twenty or thirty wounded. With regard to Walker's actual condition, it is impossible to learn the truth. Reports are not reiable-they are so highly colored by their respective bearers, according to their wishes, that we have ceased to place any con- ndence in tneir statements, unless corroborated by something more authentic. Walker Is still in Rivas, and is believed, to be impregnable. ine ueaun or dis men is goou. iie has re ceived but few recruits, and a small quantity or provisions irom uaiuornia. The United States !&P,&P,5C& Decatur are lying at Panama tbe St. Mary is on her return from San Juan del Sur, to that port, and tbe John jidamt will be expected from down the coast within a few days. The officers and crew arrived on the George Law, to relieve tbe Decatur on the 20th alt., all well. Yours, truly, H. Disastrous Fire. Our city has again been visited by the sudilen and distressing calamity of loss to its capital, loss to its business, and loss to its appearance, from the ettec.s or mi devastating element. I he enterprise of. our citizens was just beginning to recover itself from tbe fires in November. 1854 and 1855, and new structures to rise on the ruins then made. when our beautiful square is again doomed to show the ruinsot another ami yet more destruc tive fire. The Northwest and Western portion of the square, the Howard House, Snider's building, Colonadc Row, Postomce.McElfresb Machine Shop srA Blind and Sash Factory and Denmead's Warehouse, near the depot, are all in ashes, or present only blackened walls to the eye. The fire originated in the drug store of Messrs. Sabal lennai.t, and was communicated to a turpentine barrel, in the cellar, from a candle. The accident occurred a little after three o'clock, in tbe afterntfbn of the 13th Inst, and with proper conveniences ror extinguishing tn fire, it might have-been arrested in the buildin: where it commeaeed. But it soon got the mas tery, and swept, with featf ul rapidity, in every direction. It is difficult to estimate the loss of property, but it will not fall far short of $125,000 Man' of our most enterprising citizens ire among the sufferers, and it undoubtedly dampen their efforts in future. We fear that our city will never recover from the present loss. Tbe insurance upon the whole is not more than $30,000. Ten to fifteen thousand in tbe Southern Mutual, Athens, Ga. seven to ten thousand in the JEtna, Hartford, Conn., about $4,500 in tbe Farmers' and Mechanics', Phila delphia, and $500 in another (name unknown) Philadelphia Company. Marietta Ga)Jld tertiser, Jlpril 14, A Curious Verdict is Virginia. At Hart ford Superior Court, as we iecrn from a cor respondent of the Petersburg Express, a land suit was decided in b novel way. It depended upon tbe boundaries of a tract "at tbe head of Hodge's Ureek." Ihe testimony as to where the hed of tbe creek is, was so confllctingthat the jury could not agree. But as the costs bad swelled to a greater amount than tbe value of the land, the jury proposed as a compromise that the land should be sold, the proceeds equally divided between the piaintut and- tie fendant, and each party piy his own costs. This was agreed to, and the suit ended. A Blonde Ringlet at Second Hand. There seems to be one thing, after all, tbat is of more value for having cost nolhmz! la following incident, which we find in a French paper, illustrates the trutn oc mis apparent impossibility At a charity fair, lately got up. by the benev olent fashionables of Paris, the Princess P bad a counter covered with elegant trifles. One of her cav acquaintances, Uount de is ap proached the stall, and after looking at all the articles, was walking quietly away. !he lovely shop-womnn, upon this, called out to know whether he was going to be so uncour teous as to pass without buying something of hr. f "I would," he said, wilh a significant look, "if you will sell me what 1 want." "Well, what is it?" "Tbat lock of golden hair which falls so beautifully to your shoulder." You shall have it," replied the Princess, very promptly, and, seizing a pair oi scissors, she clipped .t, close to tbe temples. It was then duly wrapped in a piece of paper, and handed across the counter. Five hundred francs," said the Princess, The Count as promptly drew a check from bis wallet and filled it up for tbe amount, se cretly thinking it -was rather dear, but pocket ing it with a very chivdlnc grace. Tbe next day, the Count, telling the story with some triumph to his sister-in-law, who. happened to be an intimate friend of the Prin- cess, was surpnseu to una it receivcu wiui a burst of hearty laughter. The Princess made a good bargain out of you," said hie sister, "for, as I chance to know, the five hundred francs which she charg ed for tnat single curl is three or tour limes as much aB she paid the hair-dresser for the whole wig!" Now, would not tbe Count have valued.that lock of hair considerably more If the Princess had chanced nertT to hare prtvioutly paid any thingor it Mem. A crop of hair on tbe soil is worth more than when it is harvested and brought to market I g"The Statue of Joseph Warren will be completed by the first of June. It is to be placed on Bunker Hill. THE POOR MAN'S DAY. ST ebeseze'relliott v Sttbalh bolr To the oljl Still tbon art a welcome Aifl mien tbon oomeit, earth aod ocean. Stale and Drl?htnej, rest and motion, rtilp the poor maa'a heart to pray. San-wated foreat J Bird I bat aoarett Still thou art a welcome dij WhenUbon'comest, earth and octan, Shade and brightness, ret and tootlon. Help tbe poor man'a heart to pray, San-waVe4 forest 1 Bird tbat soarest O'er the mate lmparplnl moor I Thestle'a song that t eam-Uke flows TVind that o'er dew-drop guest Welcome mw tbe woe worn poor I Little rlrer Toung lorerert Cload, gold-brUbt with thankful Happy woodbine (ladljr weeping I Uuat within tbe wild rote keeping I O that they were blest as ye I Sabbath holy For tbe lowly Paint with nowen tby glittering so; For affliction's sons and daughters. Bid thy mountains, wools aad waters. Pray to God, the poor man's Gwd. Pale young mother! Gasping brother t Sister tollltg in despair 1 Grlef.bowed sire, that life-long digst "White-lipped child tbat slerplng stgbest! Com and drink the light and air. Still God-llreth SI 111 He git at h What no Uw can take away; And the Ssbba'h bringing gladness Unto hearts of weary sadness. Still art thou "The Poor Man' Dy." MOKAL AND KELIGIOUS. SO GOD. The following verses by Mrs. Lydia H. Si- gourney, were suggested by tbe words in the 14th Psalm of David The fool hath said in his heart there is no God." Xo Cod A'o Cod I The simplest flower- That on ihe wild lSifonnd, Shrinks as It drinks its cup of dew, And trembles at tbe sound; No GpjSy astoblshing ,Scho.crif s From out-ber sarern boar. And ererr vanderins bird that flies, Keprorea-the Atheist Iore. The aoltxnn forest lifts tta head Tbe Almightr to proclaim. The brooklet on its crystal urn Doth leap (a rare his name, now swells't&edrep and Teng f ul ses, Along hlfblllowj track, Tbe red Vesuvius opes bis mouth To burl the falsehood back. The palm trsa with Its prlncelr crest, Tteoooa'a leafy.shades, Tbe bread-fruit bending to Us load. In yon far Isltrd glades The winged seeds tbat, borne by winds, The roving sparrows fetd, The melon on tbe desert sands, Cuiifnte the scorner'a creed. "No God J" With indignation high Th ferent Sim is stlrr'd. And the pale Moon turns paler stilt. At snch an lmpions word. And from their burning,tbrones, the Stars Look down with angry eye, Tbat thns a worm of dust should mock Eternal Uajesty. THE FIEE3IDE. It is within the bosom of their oun families tbat men appear as they really are. The mask must drop from the countenance at the fireside. There all formality is throw i away, and all studied attitude is forgotten, as too cumbrous and oppressive for such a scene. So convinced was that shrewd and sagacious observer, John Newton, of this, tbat when he heard a friend, on one occasion, praisiug the character of an other very highly, and appealing to him for bis assent, he replied I should like to see the man at his own fireside." And even at your own fireside, vour conduct proves in a great degree the relection and confirmation of your counsels. Who can calculate the amount of beneficent moral influence that you may be privileged to shed around you? Far better this quiet sunshine, this dropping of the gentle dew of a holy life, in which every new day is just a newlesson in goodness, than exciting dramatic scenes got up in a household, as if to carry the individual's conversion by storm. Look atthat Cornelius, and behold the reward and tbe fruit of his piety in the devout soldier that waited on him continually." And we our selves have received tbe testimony in this very city, tbat the Sabbath evening institutions of a master first impressed their minds with the su preme importance of religion, and that the earnestness of a master's family nravers. il lustrated by his "holy conversion coupled with and foreverl from the world to God. Dr-Ji. Thomson. A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT. Shortly before the departure of the lamented Heber for India, he preached a sermon which contained Ibis beautiful illustration Life bears us on like a stream of a mighty river. Our boat at first glides down tbe narrow channel through the 'playful murmuring of the little brook and. the winding of its grassy borders. The trees shed their blossoms over our young heads, the flowers on the brink seem to offer themselves to our young heads we are happy in hope, and we grasp eagerly at the beauties around us but the stream hurries on, and still our hands are empty. Our ccurse in youth and manhood is along a wider and deeper, flood, amid objects' more striking and magnificent. We are animated at the moving pictures, and enjoy ment and industry passing us we are excited at some short-lived disappointment Tbe stream bears us en, and our joys and griefs are alike left behind us. We may be shipwrecked, we cannot be delayed; whether rough or smooth, tbe river hastens to its home, till the roar of the ocean is in our ears, and tbe toss ing of the waves is beneath our feet, and the land lessens from our eyes, and the floods are lifted up around us, and we take our leave of earth and its inhabitants, until of our further voyage there is no witness save the Infinite and Eternal! POLITENESS AND TRUTH. Many persons plead a love of truth as an uawiVf,j w w 3 aJ uiiiili af u u t vs ut a-a u o never gentle and kind, but always harsh; mo rose ana lomhiamg. surety good manners and a good conscience are no more inconsistent with each other than beauty and innocence, which are strikingly akin, and always look the better for companionship. Roughness and honesty are indeed sometimes found together in the same person, but he is a poor judge of human nature who takes 111 manners to be a guarantee of probity of character or suspects a stranger to be a rascal, because he has the manners of a gentleman. Some persons object to polite ness, that its language is unmeaning anil false. But this Is easily answered. A lie is not lock ed up in a phase, but must exist, if at all, in tbe mind of the speaker. In the ordinary com pliments of civilized life, there is no intention to deceive, and consequently no falsehood. Po Ii tn language is pleasant to the ear and sooth ing to the heart, while rough words are just the reverse; and if not the product of ill tem per are very apt to produce it The plainest of truths, let it be remembered, can be convey ed in civil speech, while the most malignant of lies may find utterance, and often do, in the lan guage of the fish-market FATING FOR THE PITCHER. Dr. Adam Clarke was preaching to a large congregation in Ireland, and alter dwelling in glowing terms on the ireeness oi the gospel and telling them that the water of life could be had "without money and without price," at the conclusion or the sermon a person announc ed that a collection would be made to support the gospel in foreign parts, ihis announce ment disconcerted the worthy doctor, who af terward related the circumstance to the lady of the house where he was staying. irue doctor," replied the hostess, tbe water of life is free, 'without money and without price but thev must nav for the nitchers to carrv it in The conclusion of this anecdote was followed by cheerful smiles and clapping of hinds, and the children' showed tbat they understood its import by the readiness with which they con tributed to the collection.. THE BETTER LAND. Our relatives in eternity outnumber our rela- tives in time. Tbe catalogue of the living we love become !es. and in anticipation we see the perpetually lengthening train of the de parted; anu ay tueir uigui our aueuiuna gimv gradually less glued to earth and more allied to heaven. It is not in vain that the images of our departed children, and near and dear ones, are led un in memory, as in a picture gaiiery, from which the ceaseless surge of this world's cares cannot obliterate them, ihey wait there far ihe llpbt of the resurrection day, to stand forth, holy, Deauiiiut anu uappj our teiiow o- worshippers torever. ooumem rrttoyicrian. trzj Th Cincinnati Commercial says "A steam fire engine, of very small size, lately built by theMessrs. tatta, was tested yester- lav in front oc tne mechanics- institute cunn ing. It weighs only about ouuu lbs, which Is iv inns lighter than the largest, and three and a-half tons lighter than any steam engine here tofore made by tnese gentlemen, yet it tnrew a larp stream ten feet higher than the tower. Through an li inch nozzle It threw water two hundred feet, and two streams each one hun dred and seventy-five feet. Another feat it performed was, throwing water through 500 feet of hose and a 11 inch nozzle to the distance of one hundred and eighty-four feet This fine little engine, wblcii is called the fcclipse, can be readily drawn by two horses, and performed In all respects satisfactorily." New Post OrricE Whitesbury, Jefferson county Tenn.j Isaac B. White, Postmaster. I The Play Actor's Excuse. One evening, when Plzarro was announced as the play, there was a considerable delay in commencing, In consequence of one of the per- iui uiers oemg aDsent tne audience became Impatient, when John Kemble (Rolla) came forward, and delivered himself to this effect: Ladies and gentlemen, at the request of the principal peiiormers in the play or this even ing, I am to informyou that the person absent is Mr. Xmery." The house received this ex planation without any disapprobation or other wise, (Emery at this period, although a very pathetic actor had not arrived at the summit of excellence, and on this evening the part of the sentinel was given to him.) Scarcely had Mr. Kemble quitted the stage, when, dressed in a great coat, dirty boots, and a face red with haste, and wet with perspiration, on rushed the culprit Emery stayed some moments before the audience, apparently much agitated, and at length delivered himself to this effect La dies and gentlemen, this is tbe first time I hare ever bad to appear before you as an apologist. As I have been the sole cause of the delay in your entertainmenf, allow me shortly to offer my excuse, when, I am sure, I shall obtain an acquittal, especially from the fair part of this brilliant audience. Ladies, (for you I must particularly address,) my wife! and I (thunders of applause interrupted the apolo gy;) and I ran for the doctor." You've said enough," exclaimed a thousand tongues. I could not leave her, ladies, until I knew tbat she waB safe." "Bravo-, Emerv. you're said enough 1" was re-echoed from all parts of the house. Emery was completely overpowered and after making another ineffectual attempt to proceed retired, having first placed bis hand on his heart, and bowed gratefully to all parts of the house. Tbe play proceeded without in terruption; but itappeareJ Emery had not for gotten his obligation to Kemble, for in that scene, before the prison scene, in which Rolla tries to corrupt the sentinel by moiey, the fol lowing strange interruption occurred in a dia logue: -Rolla Have you a wife Sentinel I have." Rolla Children? Sentinel I had two this morning I have got three now. Loud applause followed this retaliation, and it continued so long, that the entire effect of this scene was lost; and Mr. Kemble, after waiting some time in awkward confusion, ter minated it by abruptly rushing into the prison. Selling a Greenhorn. The Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch must stand god-father to the following "good 'un There is an original sort of genius up town, who is continually getting -other folks into troubie, merely for the sake, we suppose, of maKing nimseir generally unpopular. Ihe aforesaid genius went to a nartv a little re union, as his wife termed it one evening last week. Among the "great Invited" was a sol emn, sober-faced youth, whose bringing-up had' been of the most orthodox character. Therefore, his facial attributes were of the mildest kind, and unused to the contortions of laughter, or any expression other than usually attributed to the countenance of a chief mourn er at a funeral. Genius Dobbin fixed bis ma levolent eye upon tbe youth, and determined to "serve him up" in double quick time. An op portunity soon came straggling along, as oppor tunities to do mischief always will. Dobbin seated himself upon the sofa, where was esconsed, bolt upright, stiff and angular, the unconscious victim. Dobbin, after a por tentious silence of two or three minutes dura tion (the whole of which period he had been looking stolidly into the youth's face,) suddenly started, turned half around, and in a tone loud enough for the whole company to hear, ex claimed: "Young man, don't do that again 1 The youth blushed, from his-chin to his ears, and glanced timidly toward his "ma." Direetly Dobbin, in a louder tone, and rather more fiercely, said: "Young man, you are a stranger to me, but I tell you plainly, If you do that again, I'll take you by the arm, and lead you out of the room.." The guests now became agitated and crowded around the sofa. Tbe youth's ma" came up and asked "Uriah "what he'd been doing; but, being excessively frightened, Uriah's tongue couldn't articulate a syllable, and he looked as though a streak of moonlight would have knock ed bim over. Dobbin made no sign other than that of a slight anger. Ten minutes more elapsed, and the excitement passed away. Di rectly Dobbin, camly arising, and grasping the shocked victim by the arm, said: "Now, young are not fit to be in civifized society. Come man, tuis is tue tnira time you're done It. l ou oit1JrT.r LtrthrE"? astonishment of the as serablage.he led the dM9iiStuJtf-2!lt into tbe hall. There, now, cool yourself off." What has my son done "exclaimed the ma." "Done, madam I donel Ask him!" replied the impurturbable. Tbe stricken youth finally broks into a piteous wail, and gasped I haven't done anything. It it was bim done it, and and now he's a tryin' to lay it to me." Young man," interrupted Dobbin, impres sively, "don't add lying to your ignorance 1 You done it three times I And I don't allow any man to wink three time at my sister with out taking him out and asking him to drink!" Endorsing Notes. There is a moral in the following well considered remarks from the Philadelphia Ledger, which should often be pondered. Wives read them to your husbands It was well said, by a very shrewd observ er, that there are some things which every man has to learn forhimself. It would seem as if the folly of endorsing what is called accommoda tion paper is one of them. Tens of thousands have been ruined in this way, yet tens of thou sands continue to practice it Many who en dorse paper with impunity for years discover, at last, that they also, in spite of their asser tions that they would never be loser by it, are brought to bankruptcy by it Sir Walter Scqtt, who had gone oa from year to year, adding acre to acre, farm to farm, woke one morning to find that he was ruined through his endorse ments on Constable's paper; and the rest of his life a life shortened by excessive labor had to be devoted, not to carrying out the fa vorite dream of his ambition, but to liquida ting tbe debts thus contracted. Even Barnum, whose name has become synonymous with shrewdness, fell before this delusive habit A calm observer is almost led to believe tbat there is an infatuation accompanying tbe prac tice of endorsing notes, which lulls sagacity to sleep, else how can wej account for the fact that so many able men, so to speak, have gam bled awayVheir fortunes on this mercantile rouge el noir. No man ought ever to endorse an accommodation note. The financiering which raises money in this way is radically wrong. Generally regarded as the cheapest, it is really the very dearest method for the friend who endorses for you is sure, Bometime, to want an endorsement in return; and he who once begins to endorse for another. 1 I M uas put uis iortune at ma rislc or a hundred Casualties bevond hia own control. IMianmn of hazard which, once commenced, Lardly ever can oe stopped, money can be got so readily by endorsing, that the temptation is great to enter on speculations tbat would never other. wise be thought. of, and hence it requires the coolest heads and the most prudent of opera- r -1 l i luio id resist Decocting too extended when a habit of exchanging endorsements lias been ianeu into, rune men out ot ten sooner or later, get beyond their depth. Hard times come on, and then insolvency follows as a matter of course. It is always wiser to raise money on bona fide securities and if these cannot be nad, then to curtail one's business aB fast as possible. When two men are in the habit of exchanging endorsements they are really in partnership together; hjit a partnership only of risk, not of- profit and worse yet, a pa- nerBuip in tvnien neitner can control tne other. So far, we have been speaking of cases in which there were mutual considerations be tween tbe parties an exchange of endorse ments; but what shall we say of the man who endorses from motives of private friendship, and not as a business affair at all? Hundreds of such men there are who endorse notes for social intimates, to whom they would scarcely sell a bill of goods on credit, simply because they have not the moral courage to say no. It would be wiser, in such instances to give the applicant at oncewhatyou can afford to throw away for then you know where you are be cause if you endorse for him, he may involve you lor a iarcer amount man tou can nav: and be sure of one thing when jou pay, as most likely you will, it will be at a time wben a at v t I the payment is especially inconvenient. Ho private friendship, however close, justifies one man in asking another to endorse 'for him. He wiio takes offense when refused an endorse ment, is unworthy to be vour friend, for he is ignorant wherein true friendship consists tbat relation giving no man a richt to ruin another. Take advice in time, and don't give or ex change endorsements, if you would eseane sleepless nights or avert probable insolvency." g-The Nashville Gazette, of Thursday says: We are gratified to learn that onr confrere of the Union and American, Maj. E. G. East man has received the appointment of General Mail Agent for the South. We hoDe tht office may be one of profit and br it. the Maior mav put money in his purse." S&T There were six desertions from the Newport, (Ky.J Barracks last week. DOCTOR TT. C. C A VEX A Gil, HAVING pernunenuy located in iltmphls, offen bis services In all tbe branches of his yrofesslon to the cltisena of Memphis and Ticioity. once on .Mam street, (West side.) between Adams and Washington streets, in Stevenson's Buildings. ap!9 S5 REWARD. WILL gle tbe above rewaid t any person who win return my BLOCE AND TACKLE tbat 1 have been lending to Dick, Tom and Harry, all oier tbe city. If the lndiriaoii no has it now win return the same, I will keep a register of its travels in tbe f n ore. aplsMl o. HCLKAX, Boiler Maker. A CARD. THE undersigned, after having- been occupied as a pri vate and pablle teacher over twenty ream in Ihe United Stales. Is sorry to learn that a certain Oncian would-be Doctor, without provocation, expressed himself rathar too freely about my qua'lScatlon as such I here by notify bim tbat as soon as I hear from certain places where the aentb man and myself previously retldfd. 1 will prove to all men In Memphis, tbat be la not a Doctor, but I a Teacher. pn-qit x. runes:. R. B. BROWN c FRAirR. BKOffl' FRAZER, A TTOBNET3ATLAW. OStts Xo 233 Main street, over Bensen's Music Store. Uemohu T-nn nl Hernando, DeSoto county. Hiss. WW attecd promptly U aU collections and business entriutMi ti th 4m In VTMt Tennessee and North Mississippi. tu ironiBro. co Philadelphia Cronin. Hunthall Sc. Sears. Walter r Stelnleln. N T.J w. B. Miller, Jones, Brown a Co., w J. -Webb Co Ifem-Phu- ap!9 dawly JfEGROJFOR SAI,E. ON MONDAT. tbe llth day of Mar next. I wil a sen 10 me nignest bidder, for cash, at tbe Court Hausa door, in the town or rnvinrfon un-nn JIXGIRL, named Henrietta, about nine or ten yeara old. levied on as the property of John A. Trlrt. to saUs- ry an sxecnuon 10 me. issu d from Ihe Jantuiy Term. (1857.) of the Ctrcilt Court, of Tipton county. In favor M John and Wuliam Harbert saivnine, &x. Sale witnln tbe hours prescribed by law. HENBTJ MALET, aplS-wit Sheriff ot said county. FOR SALE. AnOUSEandLOTonlCchob street between Vance and EHIot, f online flrtr feet on Echoil. and rnnnlnx back tare hundred and af ry feet to an alley The improvements cbbsUi p.rnv. fana&tedwetllDS bouse, wiih four reeaof, kitchen, cis tern, stabtes and ether oni-houses. Terms A credit of seven yeara wI be riven on a part of tbe purchase awney the balance jon liberal time. For further particulars apply to FbjUpj It White, or J n. rntbask. Etq or to ap!9-dtwaw2t H. B. PHILIPS. Ice-Cream Freezers. THE right sort of ail sizes, for sale by P9 W B MILLER. Bolting Cloth, GERMAN anchor, for sale by P'9 W. B. MILLfcR. Striped Buntin. ALSO, Readr-Made FUes, United States, for sale by ap!9 W B. MILLER. Einbroideries. FRENCH Swiss anl Knf.iih Trimmings, Bands, mads Embroideries, fur aaie in extensive variety, by W. B. MILLER. Umbrellas and Parasols. COMPLETE assortment inciudlnj the new stjlei, J tut received and for sale by P V. B. MILLER. Ready-Made Clothin: A LSO, Hats, and best quality Shoes, for sale by J. A. apl9-3t W.B. MILLER. WHITE StrLPHUK SPBINGS, Hardiu County Tenn. (SECOND SEASON UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF THE PROPRIETOR.) THE WHITE 8ULPHCR SPRINGS will be opened on the 1st June nett, lor tb accommodation ot ray trends and the public I have a large Ice House full o Ice. An excelltnt Band ot Music wui be In attendance dnrlnjthe en-Ire season. The Depot wil bo at Barns viUe, en the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. Ihavemadd arrangement with Mr. J. T. t hides ter, who will have plenty if fl is Coaches at the Depot All can rely on gilng through direct tte samwday th-y leave Meunhia. He will also have a e Boggles a nd Carriages at the Springs. ap!9-daw2m GEO. SHALL. In Chancery at Memphis. STATE OF TENNKSSKK At Rules beldm tbo Clerk' once. Chancer) side of tbe Common Law anl Chan cery Court of the City ot Memphis, Monday, April ftb, 185T. Charles F. Rodger), Complainant, vt. James Ford, jr., Cbarlra F. Ford, S". F.Trabsa, Jesse Har ris, James Norton, Fackler. and ethers. Defendants. It appearing from affidavit filed In this cause that the Defendants, James Ford, Jr., Charles F. Frd, S. F. Trabue, Jessee Harris Jarses Norton, and Fackler are non-residents of the State it Tennessee It Is ordered that they do enter their appearance heroin before or within the first three days of the next term of said Court, to be held On the fourth Manday In May next, (1857,) and plead antwer or demur to Ge'upialnani'a bin, or tbe same will be takrn rer confessed, and set for hear ing ex-part e. and that a cepy of this order be pnUIsbed once a week for four successive weeks in the Memphis J p- X copy attest: JOHNC. LANIER, Clerk and Master. Mcnford St Estkj, Solicitors for Complainant. anl9-law4w IS Chancery at Memphis. STATE OF TENNESSEE At Sules tM ttr (be OukZs office. Chancery Side t f the Ctrnmon Law and Chan o ry Court of the city of Memphis, Monday, April Sth, 163T, John J Murphy, Complainant, t-s John n Bradley and tbe Memphis and Little Rock Rail road Company. Defendants. 11 appearing tromamdavit filed In thlscauje that the Defendant, Jno. H. Bra.De--, is a non-resident of,the State f Tenncseer It is ordered that hedo enter his appear ance herein befor or -ibtn the first tares days of the next term ot said Court, to bo held oa the fourth Monday In May next, (tb&7.) and pi ad, answer or demur to Com- tlalnanra dui, or tne same will be taken for confessed as to him and set for hearing ex ptrte, and that a copy r tnis oruer oe rubiisuea once a week fsr four suicesi lve weeks la the Memphis Apje&i. A copy Attest: JOHN LANIER, Clerk and Master. WM. H. POSTOS, Solictor for Compl't. ap!9 law4w In Chancery at Memphis. OTATE OF TENNESSEE At Rates betd In theCktk' O offlce. Chancery Side of the Common Law and' Chaa eery Court of the city ot Memphis, Monday, April Gib George Brooks, Complainant, rs. John M Wood and Denetson. firm of Wood DonelJon. Defendants. It appearing from aCdavit Med tn this caase, that the Defendants, John M. Wood aad Denetson, firm of Weod Donelson. are non-residents ot th State ot Ten nessee: It Is ordered that they de enter their appearance nereintwroreor witnia the first threo days of the next term ot said Court, to be held on th fourth Monday In May next, 11557,1 and plead, antwer. or demur ta Com plalnanl's.btU, or the same will be taken for confessed as to them, and setfor hearing ex-part e and tbatacepj or mis oruer oe pu&usneu once a week, for four saecesslf weeks, in tbe Memphis Appeal. X copy attest; JOI1N C. T.ANIER, Uerk aad Master. Frazer Jones. Sol'rs far Cooipt'L aplS-lawfw $10 REWARD! STRATED fcruibt subscribers, a GRET DORSE, six years old, lame la itgh fare foot when he left, Nst Mao Lands hub. We will give tbe above reward f..r the drtivrry of uw iivrseat our Brick yam on theMrmpbUxnd Charles t in Railroad, near Mtmphj, or at J C. Ilotlfnd'. Livery aiaoiv apl7-Hw I. C REMBERT CO. Tuust Rec'd 1 OR BASKETS ChampafLe. Ciercent, Panther X J Olivia Co., ar.J I X L brands, f. r sale at apl7-dli L. THOMPSON tCO'S. NoticeTo ContractcrJ. THE Memphis autl LUt.e Ro k H.i r ,j-l tVm any is now fully orsanixed and lead, to T-1 j.l the Grading (not new under contract,) on tbe ar t iHtl'iam ot tbe road from Hopea Id, in Arkana ta ihe Si. Praacts river. Also, the getting of Cro. f-TV, ou said rtrsldi vision. Parties wishing contracts will appFy at tbe offeeof the Company, an Main street, below :mi. JN'O. ROBERTSON. PresldVai M Jt I. K. K. Co. itEMrniS. April 171547. apl7-dlwatwawlm PIAXOS, PIANOS. TWO 7 octave A. W. Ladd ot Co.' Pianos; Two 6M TWO t4 Received to-day, and for sale at reduc-d prices b'r"' P7-Ira McKlNSKT CO. PIAJvOS, PIAXOS. THREE seven-octave Raven, Bacon Co. Plan s I Threo 6X octavo One 6 K octave Rewired this day and for sale at ap7-Im McSINNET CO.'S. PIAA'OS. PIA2VOS. FOUR S octave Ilallett, Datis 4. Co.' Pianos; Two 6 i w r Two(( Four 7 This day realvedat ap7-!m McKINNET Jt CO 'S. Ilallett, Davis Co.'s Pianna siArssa or tnuse nrHTrraHy popular riauo eurirs ove now in store anI eleven to arrive wrsbiM IIlamttKn .ml v.- thon and barkfoa mn r wMt, m k soia st extremely snort pruat By McKINNET CO.. Itaven, Bacon Co.'s Pianos! lUUKTKKN Pianos from theabovjman uf acturers seven now on hand, the balance shinned latt rrcnth tier thins Ytrb.h. and bhtmard Ktiatro. Their Pf.n... so wcii aoowa in jiempbi and I He surrounding country Jw." "T..r ""'T M nwa.i wi Ul tell them at lest prices than heretofore marlO McEINNET Jt CO. Cliickeriuz's Pianos! SIX PIANOS from the world-renowned manufacturers, Messrs. Chickerlug Sons, the original Jonas Chickeriag were shipped tons on tfaeS7lhor r,),n. shipifalliar, and will be received in a few days, which we shall offer for sale at the manufacturers' pries ex penses of transportation addtd only. McU:lKT CO., IW Main alreet. n-arlO Coffee. 100 ?AGS RfcCefree, Just received and foriatelow XJJ tj the tiade by DOCGnERTT& ATDLXTT, 15 No. S3 Front Row. Sugar. Sugar. QK HHDS. Sugar, Just received and tor sale low to f&Kj th trade, br DODGHBRTT Jt ATDLETT, No. 2XFrcul Row. apl5 Sundries. Q P. BOXES aaiorted Pickles A i) 25 boxes fine old C.Brandy .v '.po tiM Salts Jutreceired and for sale low to the trad by DUDGHERTT &ATDLETT, Pl3 No. 23 Front Fow. iiiusm?ntSo MADAME DE LaGEANGE'S CONCERTS. IN consequence of the son-arrival of if idame de LAGRANGE In time, for hei3-i advertised Concert on Saturday evenlnzf; her first anAsecond Grand Concerts In Memphis will take place on MONDAT and TUEDAT ETZNINGS. -"T-gJMsi X3 For pari Icalars, see Pre grammes. ai'snS MEMPHIS THEAITK-ll D. H. T. ASH, Manager. Trea3ur r. P. JOHNSON, English Opera Company. MISS ROSALIE DURA.1U A.HO MISS GEORGIA JTA UODSO.V, SOPPORTKD by the entire atrecgih of the mt paay, every evening, la OPERAS, ZXTRAVAlMSf; ZAS 8lc. tfi. giurltoit alts. BYBEE HOTJ&m AT AUCTION. THI3 valuable property, situated on Beat street, near Main, containing- ntseiy-uo fct front by one hundred and fifty feet detp wba sold at Auction. on the oremls. on KRiDir NEXT, 2lthlBStant, at 10 o'clock a af The bouse la ono of the most spaetoua In tbMy and Is wetl adapted ter Its present cm tbat ot a first riu. Boaidtig House Persons wishing to make an investment wM Omt tb'i a rare oppoi lenity. G B. LOCKE. Aactaweer aad Real Estato Ht trr. P. S Other property wm b added ta the aale. L. apl9td Valuable Real Estate at Auction; ON THOKSDAT NEXT, tbe 16th Instant. I w -1 at myorccct Tw Lot on the South side ot. Muoa street. 24 H feet front each by 13 x feet deep, bets art of Lota No. 217 and 2(3, and adjoining the propest) wl J. Speeht, Ssi. Terms, 6, 12 and 13 months, first note taiiatacUrK en dorsed. Housa aad Lot on th Narth aid of Beat street. Utaf on Lot No 13, BlockSj 90 feet front by 240 feet, .fa. Vacant Lot ad Wfilaa. 90 feet front by 2iB feet Lots 65 and M, tn Hill's addition, fronting lot feet each on Suzetta slre-t, by ISO feet ltt. Lots IS, li and 17 la Gov. Joaea' aad Col. Dvre' addltieu, frualin: SO trot each, aa the West side ot Jutes Avenrc by 170 leet deep. Terms, 6, II. 13, 21 aad 38 months, flrtt note H fao Urtly endorsed. A LSO, Hase and Lot oa the north side of Bal- ,tt; being the first west of Second Bayou, and formeftj aned by J. It Bate, Esq. Tb Lot Is 103 feet frost It 460 deep. Terms oue-fearth cash; balance in I aad t r. P. 3. Other property wiH oe added to tbe Hat, G. B. LOCKR, P Aae"r and Real Estate tt.k- rat Just Iteceired. FIFTT boxes Liatoa Woodward's superior "P. HaU tan" Smoking Tebaecu. and rr sate by H H. POTTER. Main stir, t, Pl8 Third door Berth ot Worsbam EonseiU FIFTT boxes Baltimore Cove Oysters, in store al for" sIeby n. H POTTER. Main stirt-t.-, ap2S Third door north of Worsham llgim.;' FIFTT boxes "Pickles, assorted sixes, on hand aitTor sate low by IX H. POTTaB. Mate st aplS Third door north of Worhajn.lt-olF OOATS! COATS!! COATS! IP BUTE. Black and Olive, Singe Mlll'd Casa; While, Mars and Dutk Light colored Caslmere; Blacc Alpacca and Drab De Xt te Brown Linen Dus'ers, 2tc he. Pants! Pants! Pants'! Light Canlmere, as erted colors Black Doe Skin, extra; Black Drab-De Ette, extra White. Duck anil Drt Hag; Marseilles, asserted styles Seer Sucker, ia &c. Vests Vests I Vests Marseilles, sew styles Marseilles, White and Buff; T! uiinaiiiru). Light aad dark cefercil Silk. A. D. MANSFIELD (Mis, P6 tf No 5 J'fferaoaiktsrer. J. E. CHAD WICK'S ADYERTISE3IEN r- "Will Always be Found In This Colamu PERSONS wishing to know what bo has to H.J what he may want to buy for any ot bis cumert, will be sure ta Bad It tn tee last cola sin, oa the SkUoN l) PAGE. Remember tbat, and save youraelt thetrwutkli of looking all over tbe paper. All bualnese entrusted torn win bo attended u n fully and with dispatch. Office Madison Street, opposite TJnln Ran a. INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND GENKRAt, AGENCY. iEtna Fire and Inland -Iftrris-. tion Insurance Company, CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $1 OOn.-'OS, Hartford Fire Insurance Co., CAPITAL AND SURPLUS )WuKXS. Charter Oak Life Insurance Co., CAPITAL AND CRPLU3 POLICIES Issued on reasonable terms. Losses equita bly adjusted and promptly paid. FOR SALE Seven Acre ot Load, covered wittt.fln) fruit Trees, within halt a mile of the city UoiHs, omthl Hernando Plank Road. Inquire of J. E. CHADWICat, Memphis Land Office, Sep 13 Oppuaite Kftton H. 2sTE"W, RICH- AMD ELEGANT JEWELRY, WATCHES A1SD OJLOCK. I HAVE now In store, and am constantly re celt lor. thai largest and most select lot tf valuable V T 33 "VA7" 23 Xi 2f5T evcx offered In the city of Memphis, at 23 per Cent. Less than anj other IToes?;, COXSISTIXG OF HEATT Gold and Silver "Watchear THE LATEST STTLES OP CAMEO, fff MOSAIC, OPAL, FLORENTiNEiatKiriT PAINTING PINS, EAR DROPS and bracelets: Iho, LADIES' GOLD CHAINS, VEST, FOB ami m GUARD CHH;:WS GOLD KINGS. Beautiful piah aad chaste Gold Rtezs: ALSO. Witch Seals, Keys, Lockets, Genu' Diamond Pins and' Itttgf, Vine Gold aod Sett Gross. Bucklea. duff Plajn. ikuda and Sleev Buttoas. GOLD PENS. i Baxley's Diamond Pots ted GeU Peas, and GoU aBdJilYecO PeacH Cases. -crises, ..'mm la addition to the above, I bare recently fitted cil aV Pi rate d partment fir tbe exclusive aala of Fancy Goods and Notions;- -CLOCKS. o Alt the new aad latest styles twenty dlfforcn't DatL.nsr SILVER-PLATED GOODS: Castors, Cake and Fruit Baskets. Knlves..Fok ami Spoons. ACCORDEONS. The lareest, and by far tb best assortment everv. in tnis state, at prices raaginsfrom 32 to $50 PERFBMERRY; Labia's Extract, Fancy Toilet Soap, Hair Oil, ete!J CUTLERY. Fine Pocket Knives ot every descrlptlont FANCY BOXES. 1 Ladles' Woik'Boxej, afl"lxes. WritinilDetks. Thai WRITING" PAPER. One thousand reams White and CoIoredjLetter and clta uiaaoicraper. ENVELOPES.. ar Fancy Envelopes, all sixes and cotors. Also, Black Lead Pencils. Hair and Clothes Brushes. Lafe'. Purse. GenU' Wallets, Combs. Buttons, tier.; ete.5" IHUJU3U. HARRIS 4 P8-d2t 262 Main atreet. East sid.-. TRAVELS IN AFEICA. A DVENTURES and Missionary Labors In sev ral IX. countries In the Interior of Africa, from '49 toStf., Za&3x.o S3" S, 233.X. WANDERINGS IN SOUTHWESTERN AFR'flA. THE HUSBAND IN UTAH! or. SUhta and Ses Amonz the Mormons, with remarks on their Miual -aad Social Economy br Austin If. Ward. And other NSW BOOKS, at 4 GEO. PATTISOST CO.'S, BOOKSELLERS, apIS Main street, near Madison sret. Exchange. WILL make xaexcharce of Bucbt or Ten Th j. uuujn norm or IUAI, la 'Vii rorAiu-t.Mt.u-3 WUKI ana EUILDING MATKxr.iYi taiioa J. M. PKOYIXK. pI-lQ Ml

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THE DAILY PPEAL. APRIL 19, J857 OIVIE SERVICES THIS DAY. Cumbesliad Presbyterian Church, CoTirt street, between Second and'TMrd, Rer. A. M. But xvt Pastor. Serrices atlOX ofdockA. ..nndTXla the erenlng. Also,wor- Mp evsry Wednesday night Christian Church, corner, ot Linden tod St. Patrick streets, Rer.'Dr. V. J. Babbee, Pstor. Serrices at 10X o'&eek a. m., and 7 r. si. First Presbyterian Church, corner ol Poplar and Third streets, Rer. J. O. STEADStAjr, Pastor. Services at lOX o'clock A. si and at early gis-Uiht. Lectures on Wednesday evening, and Prayer Meeting on Friday even ings of each week. Wesley Charge, corner at Poplar and Second streets, Rer. J. N. Tmru, Paster. Serrioea at 10X o'clock a. m., and 7 r. x. Asbary CBapel, comer of Hernando and Linden streets, Ker. P. T". Taaaix.,. Pastor. Services at 10K o'clock A.M., .vn47r. M. Pint Baptist Church, Second street, belwwn Adams and Washington streets, W. Caret Cease, Pastor. Serrices at 10X o'clock a. sr., and 7 r. sa. Lutheran Church, en Vain between Market and Win Chester streets, Rer. Mr. Betes, Pastor. Serrices at 10 K o'clock a. it., and 3 o'clock r. M. Episcopal Church, corner ot Adams and Second streets. Rer. Dr. C. T. Quiktard, Sector. Serrices at 11 A, u.,and7K T- SI. ftS?" We ire under obligations to the gentle manly e'erks of the steamers L. IS, Kennelt and Empress j rer late St. Loals and LeaUriUe pipers. We are under obligations to The Adams Xgpress Company for New Tork and Augusta papers In alrance ot tte maH Our readers will bear in mind that the Pott uace Is open on Sundays only one hour.for the deliv ery of mafl matter from 8 to S o'clock, a. M. The new Board of Health was organ isea on Friday by the selection of Dr. A. P. Mekkilx, President, and Dr. D. F. Wright, Secretary. (Q" There will be a called meeting of the Kxua social Terape oa3ionosy evening, April zutn A fuel attendance Is desired, as business of importance wiH come cp for consideration. g" Mr. BrjxNs. who was so severely in jured on the steamer Kate Friibec, list Sunday morning. and who was repotted dead on Thursday, wa are informed, is stHl aHre, and his physician entertains hope of his nltl- mMa recovery. IS?" Services at Calvary Church on Sunday morning at 10 5i o'clock, a. m. Sermon by the Right Ber. Bithep Otty. Serrices at 8 o'clock r. at by the Ber. Dr. Bauxabb, President of the Unirersity of Mis sissippi igsT We are pleased to learn that the report or air. baxkhead'S oeatn, circulated en rrtaay evening. Is unfounded, and that Mr, B. Is rapidly recovering from bis severe Mines s. Dr. J. A. Williams, his attending physician returned to our city last evening, and tnfoims us t&at Mr. B. is entirety out ot danger. S. O. Ballakb. Collector of Memphis. This gentleman reached the city day before yesterday, so I that the statement hereto fare made about him proved to I ba incorrect. At a late hour last Bight, we nsde Inquiry I to regard te his caadttlea and ascertained that he was bciW, and frienCs now entertain the hope of his recovery. MrsTEXieus Disappearance. On the IabI trap of the steamer Fltriia trem New Orleans to St. Louis, a deck paeseager ot the name of Austin Cooket an Irishman, was aolssing, and It Is feared that he has Veen drowned, while attempting to draw water from the rlrer; as a baeket was missing at the same time. SS" We bad the pleasure of a visit on Fri day from Mr. A. Cross, one ot the editors of the Pnrdy AroitJ, a aUrHag Democratic paper,, published in Me Natry ceoty. We learn from Mr C. there Is no dosbt of the retarn to Congress ot Hon. Jons V. Wright, from that district. Firemen's Visit. We heard yesterday that one at the Charleston Fire Companies will visit our city to pirtfeipste In the railroad festivities, en the 1st proximo, brisg'sg their engine, filled with water from the Atlantic Ooean, along with them. This water they will throw from their engine ieto the Mississippi river. This will give sestt the oceasten. We direct attention to iht law card of Metsrs. Brow h. Fkazxr, the latter ot whom haa peaed aa effice In our city. Mr. F. cornea to Memphis with a Mh repetition for sH the cuaHtles which make ap as esttaabte, nsefnl and efficient member of the legal profession and a gjod citizen. We extend the hand ot welcome to him. Criminal Court. A few misdemeanor eases were Me posed ef la the'Crimlaal Coart yesterday; and f rf es wertjaken against W. P. Heistabd and his seeerfty for failing to appear in Coart, to answer the ehsrge ot an assault with intent to kill Court wlH meet a few minutes on Monday raerrlng, to alga the Minutes and a BUI ot Exceptions In the Nor- rLTlT case. j, i Osr esteemed friend and co-laborer m Democracy, Major Hirau Tilohmas, returned home I on Fridsy erealag, after an absence of near two months. He Is in the eymect of the best of hea'th. He at tended the Nashville Oenreallon as a delegate from Shel by aoeaty, and represents that the greatest harmony pre raited amang the Democracy there aisembied. (lr Messrs. Copeland 4c Gilchrist sold one ti.leet Cotton raised by Mr. A. J. Williams, of Giastn eanty, Tennessee, for twenty rents per pound yeitetday. This is the highest figure paid this season. The planter who ean get 20 cents per pound fcr his Colt in shoaM be satisfied with "all the world and the rest of asakind." We would direct attention to the card I ot firstrs. MORBiss Ward, new Dry Goods Dealers laour eMy, who have opened a house on Main atreet, next door above the Eagle and Enquirer efflce. Our f rl-nd Mr. James Sasxoner selected the goods of this house In the Northern cities, which Is the best guaranty that they are salted ta the trade. Mr. Sauk OXER Is alwajs on hand to attend to the cals of his friends. Man Killed at Paducah. We learn from a gentleman direct from Padacah, Ky that a difficulty een red at that place en Saturday last, between two I yeusg men, eighteen and nineteen years ot age, named KxMr and Wilsos, which resulted in the former shoot ing the latter three times. WilsOX died on Sunday morning, atrxr had an examination on Monday, hefore Xsaulre Ssedixt, and was discharged on the ground of Justifiable homicide. Notice to File" Borrowers. We are esastraiued, in self-defense, to refuse permission to any person to take onr "files" out of the office. We have been importuned several times recently, to loan one er another ot the bound volumes ct the ArrEAL, and our good nature getting ihe better of our Judgment, we hare complied with the requests made. Upon looklag over one t our resumes, yesterday, we found It had been mutila ted, and we hare, therefore, re-resolved that from this time forth, these document, all-Important to urn, shall remain In eiesc custody, and that wa will be the csstodl- WiiARraoAT Burnt. We learn that Mr. Burtok's wharfboat at VHksburg, nas destroyed by fire on Friday. The books and papers were saved. The 'beat was an cM one and the less Is sot great. A wharf boat haa Just been finished at Paducah, Ey., fer Mr. B., teteaded to be placed at the Tlcksburg landing. It cost 1 1 6,000, and Is said to be the finest one ever built. It was tawed to Cairo by the Ben Frantlin, and waa lying ih.r on Fridar erenlng, waiting for a steamer to tow It down to Ylcksburg. It win take the place of the one de- strcyed. U&3 At the annual session of the Grand En trapment, I. O. O. at XashrlHe, cn Monday, tLe fol lowing gentlemen wera elected offieeia for Ihe ensuing year, to wit Henry C. HensJey, Oilve Branch Encampment, No. G P. W. liett, of Gayeso Encampment, No 3, G. H. P. M C. Foax. ot Bldgeiey encampment. No. 1 G S W. DeWltt C. Orr, Haywood Encampment. Jo. J. G. J. W. B. H Barry, of Bldgley Encampment, No. 1, G. S. Jehn CoKart, of OHve Branch Encampment, No. I, G. T. John Ver.tiand. of WHey jincampiHi, o. -j SUNDAY M. D. A. Nelen, of OHve Branch Encampment N 4.G.M. ln,tutwJ nadttp enough for the wisest In the medl B. D. Farnsw?rth of OHre Branch KncampmHit No. 4 -afh P ,m. Rrm-d Rrareaeniaiire some urum uwiw United Stales. Minivi T.ACRAKOE. This ladv did not ar- Tlra an Saturday, tence lousscen was sura yj w- laws'nau. lasieTenmi. one w..u i barg, on Thursday morning, thai sho would leave on the I Sotif t i BelU tor this city, that morning, me siorm i ot Fridaynight, detained the boat, weprtsume,as lthad sot arrived at eight o'clock, last erenlng. Ihe Concert, as advertised for Monday evening, will be given, when eureitsxeni wffl hart a chance of Jndglcg for them- selves as to the dalms of Madams Lagrakoe and her troupe for the high commendations which hive been passed open their Concerts In other cius. A large anns-1 ber ot tickets have been disposed of, and we doubt not, I If the weather Is farorable, a large and fashionable au-1 dlenea wffl be present at Odd Fellows' Hall, to greet the I ceiehratad songstress. trT Our merchants nave eeneraiir receivea I nearly sntir vuc cha- v. 4. i-,rf ve bserve Tnat our rnena jl. UOWI. JUt. i.f. v...nri .II.lM-lM)itackl oi sne laiesi iijw dry goods merchants, to wnicn as miun ux ui i both country and city deale-s. Mr. Blair's goods have been .."ecled with care and attentlcn, and his orders .r. .H heenfiHed by tte Tery best hans-s In the East-1 He lsa most cl rer and experienced merchant, and has iBHyaeiBainiea nimsei, In addition ta this, his clerks are all polite, tenuemaniy and attentive to custom res, and wffl permit no customer I -depart d.ssatlsfled. Our young trlend, Mr. Tle-, is w:th this house, being well known and extensively ae- cualBtid in our clty.eTer ready lo aecommodate those I I TO ASSOCIATED PRESS OF MEMPHIS Later from Sew Mexico. St. Louis April 18. The Santa Fee Vail has airlred at Independence. The Democrats hare nominated Col. Inge tor Gerernor, and Otero tor delegate to Congress, from New Hexieo. There hare been a difficulty between the troops and some Mcjtitani. The troops attacked the JaU and killed "a Mex ican who had been confined there for killing a soldier. Sloox Indians. St. Locis, April IS. The Sioux Indians hare been committing depredations upon the whites In South Min nesota. Weather at Lonlirllle. Louistiixe, April 17. There was a heary snow-storm to-day. It Is now raining. From Kansas. St. Locis, April 18 Adams, the Free State candidate, has been elected Mayor ot Learenwoith City. Two men -were lynched and hung murder. In ataw county. Miscellaneous Items. New To be, April IS The liabilities of Green Co. American Bankers In Paris, are four millions f francs The Cotton market is dull; it has declined X cent Molasses firm. John KUrk, of California, Wm. H. Noble, ot Mlnncs soto, and Win. Magraw, of Missouri, bare been appointed Cmmifsioners to superintend the bunding of the wagon a

ii is reported ai wasniugun inai rresiaeni uomoa'ori has accepted the offer ot our Gorernment far the Tthr.- I tepee grant I jjjjjgj,, j, The report, hewerer. Is net credited by the gallon. River Rews and Markets. Ciscixxati, April 17. Whisky, advanced 1K; Flour held firmly, $5 20 $5 25, no demand at these rates; Provisions firmer, good demand. New Tobs April 17. Flour, market heary. Southern unchanged; Wheat firmer; Corn steady, 71; Polk, heary. Ciiaslestox, April IS. Sales cotton to-day, 8,000 bales. Sales far the wetk, 65,000 bales. Market recover ed .the recent decline, at dose; li tor gool middling Mobile, yesterday. CiscixsaTI, April 18. Flour rather higher for choice brands, and selling $5S5S$5S0; Whisky, 22 Kc, hardly so firm Provisions very fi-nt. New Tokx. April IS. Flour, strpeiflne Western, $5 CO g$5t5, extra Western, $5S0&6 50 Coin enchanetd. mixed 77 Mess Pork, $22 75 fcM 65; Lard dell, UK MK; -Cotton ersy tales 1O0O bales. Louisville, April 13. Glendale Is on the rocks at the month ot 1he Canal Arrived Ward and Ogleshy. Departed Madison and Newcomb. The Oelecby goes into the Missouri river trade. The w heather continues cold. fort of Arrivals and Departures. Monday, April IS. Henry Chouteau, New Orleans to St. Louis. David White, Lonlsri le to New Orleans. H. R. W. Hill, St. Louis toNew Orleans. L M. Kennett. St. Louis t.New Orleans'. Henry Lewis, New Orleans to St. Louis. Delta, New Orleans to Cincinnati. j Aleonla, Nashrille to Memphis. Landis. Cincim at! to New Orleans. Simonds, Memphis to New Orleans. Empress, Louisrllle to New Orleans. Rlrer Matters. U The river continues to swill gradually. The heary rises reperted In the upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers have not reached here yet. The weather is cloudy and cold During Filday night there was a heavy rain, and the wind changed from the South to the Northwest. S3"The St. FraneitXo. 2 will arrive this evening from St. Francis rivq She will return on Tuesdsy af ternoon. XTr The Evamvulc Is due from White river. She will probably arrive this evening. Northerner. This fine packet led Louisville on Friday, and will arrive here this evening. She will leave punctually ai five o'clock to-morrow evening, on her re turn trip. Her accommodation- fur passengers are ex cellent, and she is one of the fleetest boats that comes to this rrt. Capt. Smith is well knowa on the river as a careful and experienced officer; and Mr. Archer, the gentlemanly clerk, has msde a host of friends since the Northerner entered the Louisville aaj Memphis trade. H Ton want to make a quick trl? to the Falls City, get cn board the Northerner. X3Tbe Mettle H'a;ne was advertised to leave SL Louis for this port on Thursday evening. She will be found at the landing to-day, and will return tc-msrrew. Her commander. Captain Riley, is a whole, souled, gen tleman, and is one of the most popular officers on the river. The Mottie has fine accommodations fer passen- j gers, and will make a quick trip to St. Louis. EJ-The Mobile RegUter. of the Illh lnsL, ssys I The Alabama still continues in good boating condi tion, and the Black Warrior can yet be ascended by light draught steamers to Tuscal"ea. But the Bigby Is again low. A letter received from Galnesvil e informs us that rain was then falling and that the river was rising; tut scarcely was tne document pernsea when tidings came that the water had fallen again." rjine lac neimer AMt ruuii, uoaer commana or Jr-f 3The fine steamer Kate Frixbee, under command of P'" ui,..nWI, auc is toe regular mm pactei, auu wiu return at two O'aoca to-morrow afternoon. Captain Will Wood has ct arge ot the clerk's office. Messrs. Larallelte, Shirley k. Co are her agents. XTheAV&rcita will arrive this erenlng from New Orleans We copy the fatiawlng from the Lsulsrllle Courier ot last Tuesday: When the FalU City left New Orleans a usual prac tice she flrtd a gun, the wad ot which struck Mr. Ed ward WUkins, of the firm of W. K. Lererich I o on I the hand, and nearly severed It frcm the arm. Likewise a portion of the Inert dlents frrm the gun hit Mr. Ed ward Montgomery on the side of the fsce so severely that he may loose the nse of his eye. Mr PenryDentiel was ittodmg at the time ol the accident between the two wounded youngmen, but rece.vedno injury. The accident occasioned by firing the cannon from the foils City, may have the eCVcl of abolishing the practice altogether. Not long since a steamboat owner bad to pay si 100 for an Injury lcfilctedby fi ing the cannon on the departure of bis boat, and he was glad to compromise on tbose terms. J3 The St. Louis Republican, ct Thursday, says The river at this point contlnursawelllog at the rate of about six Inches per day. The last arrival from the Missouri reports tbat rlrer still rising, ana oTetDoslng its banks a)l the way down from St Joiepn. Tbere is now plenty of water In the Missouri, and we do not hear ef a sand-bar. There Is not one In the river. Tte other rivers remain a lost as last reported. We are indebted to Mr. Hise for a late St. iA.ula psper REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. iijf of Interaenttfo the Week ending on Saturday, yipru iota, iimj. April 11 Fred Schor, age 6 years 2 months; disease. Diarrnea. 11 Mary C. W. Cooper, age 8 years disease. Scar let Fever. 11-James Rvan. ase 35 vears disease. Congestive CbilL i It W. B Ta;ler, age 21 years; disease. Typhoid Fever. It Ed Kyan, II months; disease, Meaal) s. 1 ChHdof Dr. Chidsey, ax 3 days. 15 Ctrnellus .Daly, age 33 years; disease, Con sumption. 15 Negro boy, age 7 years disease, Bronchial Affection. 16 James Daly, age 7 months; discsse, Brain Fever. 16 Negro, Tom age 2 years; disease. Convulsions. 17 Bridget C. Griffin, age 1 years months dls ease. Hooping Cough. Samuel Sweetland, age 37 years; disease. Hem orrhage. GEO. FLAHERTY BRO., Sextons. April 12 Negio bsy of S.T. Walker, age 2 years 4 months. 10 negro gl.1 oi rs. rarnim, age u jen i un ease. Pneumonia. C. K- HOLST k. SON, Sextons. April li Negro of N. B. Fcrrest, age 8 years disease, Censamstio 16 Negroehtrd. age C years; disease Measles. 16 Negro child of Jas. Street, age 3 years; dis ease, Ccnsnmptlon. W. R. SMITH, Sexton. DAKIELF WaionT, Secretary ot Board of Health. We have read a treatise upon the ori gin, causes, symptoms, and proper treatment for tne cnre,of Fever aad Ague, bj G. A. Leorard, of New York, and It la one ot the most sensibly written articles that we have ever perused. It Is. scientific, yet void of those big words used by soma to mystify the science of Tnrrflrlna. It it infsclentlr nlaln to be understood bT the jiv,... Remedy, alluded to therein. Is the article which can ef e t x rrainent cure of that disease: and any one i,,i .tl.lllm that It Is a ieUntlfle article. .VTl T,rB,r..Tr as old aee comes ,jg on it brings with It many attendant infirml- ot appetite nd weakness Impair the health, xzi int cl tjTitr makes the mind discontented and iB caifl where old age adds Its Influence, it Is tlBUltl impossible to add rigor and health, and although miaT relaediei hive been trlid, all have failed, until BccRnATS'i Hollaso Bitters were known and need, j tTJ case where they have been employed, they have invariably given strength and restored the appetite, j nlTe become a great agent for this alone, and are ute by many people who are suffering from the loss of appetite and general debility. In cases ot Isng standlag chronic diseases, they act as a charm. Invigorating the mm. thna rlvlne nitnre another oDnortnnlty to repair .i,nii inlnriea. Sea advertisement In another eo'umn. w w Jjif. A. l UiUlll opposite the Worsnam iiense. apn-im GREAT SOUTHWESTERN "DTiT A O-U EMPORTTTM! J Jj "WISVELL CO. THIS extensive establishment continues fiS'Hlaafr'at the old aUnd on Union street, between Pm Main and Second, where may be found a y'-g;- th -..n-,!,,. thanks for past farors. and lurlte those wishing to buy to examine their stack befoie purchasing elsewhere. apl7-ly MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL OFFICE, SCSDAT, April 19. IS57. MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS. Inferior ..9 10 I Strict Mlddllng.l3Vi3IJX Ordinary 10Xll IG.wd Jiliidling.lJXfgilJH GoodOrdlnary....lt CSUX Middling Fair..! 6 Lew Middling.. ..12 l2f I Fair, scarce.... nominal. Middling 12MI3 j Exchange and Sank Note List. BANKING HOUSE OF O. W. OHEHH,T CO., CUR. tttU.-XI iillff AS1) aiADISOX-ST. EXCilABOE, BVTIXO BATES... New Tort ....aCIXIHO BATES nr.m i n.w Tuft 1 nwn New Orleans...... Kprem I Kew Orleans 1 pren Louisville fcCln. St. Louis jsprem i ouuruie ct um..l prem Kprem St. Louis... ...1 prem BANK IIOTES New Orleans. Xprtra I New Orleans Kprem au large upper Ountry (good).. Kprem SPECIE I American Gold..... 1 prem I Gold .....IK prem Sllrer 1 prem I Sllrer 3 pren Highest rates paid fit Land Warrants and Arkansaa Swamp Land scrip. Fresh Congress Water. TMRKCT from the Spring, Just received and for sale by jls ipiojir Atiu a junks, zi9 Main-st. Wanted, TMJJEDIATELT, a Woman to Cook, Wash and Iro I -L Also, a Gardener, White one preferred. Apply to aplSlw J. M. SIIAiV k CO FOR SA1YE. A HOUSE and LOT. orTEcbols j'reet. between S" vance and Butler.streets. For particulars .ap- Ply to J. II. DNHIANK, Ksq., or PHILLIPS is RUiiWHlTE. apI7-dlw THE MAYORALTr. WE are authorised and rracested to announce THOS. B. CARROLL as a candidste for re-election to the office of JXayor. apl6' Dean's Wliiskv. QEVENTT-FITE barrels Dean's Whisky, for sale to KJ aosc account oy apu-dlm J. EOTD CO. af Harris' Ale. rpWENTT-FITE barrels, per steambo-t Glendale, In I i tiore ana lor laic oj apH-alm J. BOYD fc CO. Snndrlcs. BLACEBERRT BRANDT on ilrfj Cherry (irape Brandy Amn ilentrer. apU-dlm J. BOTD CO Whisky, SUCH as will s'and the tttt ot Judges, ylz. Superior old BourUn: No. 1 bid Moaonsahela Pure Kentuckj Bourbon. apU.dlm J. BOTD k. CO. Foreirrn Liquors. TJ ECEITED by recent 'mportations JLv Brandlfsof every variety; Holland Gin, pnre and tennine; Pure Jamaica Rum, guarantied Port Wine, pure London Dock; Sherry and Madtlra Wines. apU-dlm J BOTD CO 170 Maln-st. Wood Clioppers Wanted. I "pWIfH to hire some seven orelgbt good Wood Chop I X pers, to whom the usual wages will he given. Apply soon to u L.. JiAl UrtliLU Jlemnnis, ap!6-tf Cigars. N,E hundred thousand CIGA-RS, jnst received and for V saie oy J. BOTD A CO. apU-dlm GEO. FLAHERTY BRO. HAVE received, per aleamer Memphis, such extensive additions to their formet stock of Pianon Metodeors. flee and com mon Furniture, of every style and variety. as most fully justify tis in aasurlng the merchant of our city that their orders in lavor of their planting friends in the country, can be attended to -i a manner to insure entire satisfaction. GEO. FLAHERTY i BRO., ap!2 Corner Main and Union streets. Memphis. Pianos, Melodeons. &c. ar A FEW more on hand, from best Eia- j ters, incmaing umcxrrmg sons'. Pianos Tuned, by applying at ap12 OSO. Ff.ATTKRTT fc. BRO'S. IMPROVE YOUR STOCK. COMPROMISE will make the present season cn ytjjvniy farm in Fayette, and at S. W. Malone's, in Cy Tip'on. near Mason's Depot i stopping one day in the week in the nelghtorbood of Galloway' Switch, on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad. Having taken two Premiums as thorough-bred Stallion, and six of his colts Premiums at the District and County Fairs, Compro mise can well claim patronage from those wishing to im prove their stock, or raise Premium Colts. Mans from a distance sent to me or Mr. Malone w be properly a'tended to, and fed at $2 per week, but no lUDimy ror acciuenti or escapes. Terms Seascn $15; Insurance $25; Groom fee fifty c nts. For pedigree, &c, write to me, at Macon, orS. W Malone, Sharon. Season win c'ose st Malone's, 1st Jcly; continued at home till Augcst. Comp-omlse will make a rail season at K. Tan's, Mill Rl'-ge, St. Fiancis county, Arkan sas, commencing 1st September apl7-twawlia J J. WILLIAMSON. Snufifc, Snuffs. 1 AA DOZ Garrett's Snuff, In bottles; XUUoOgross ''packs; 5 bWs. Garrett's Snuff, In bladders'; 75dosen Linton Woodward's, In bottles; 6bbl. In bladders;; COd' sen Bonn's Snuff, In bottles; together with a large supply of Macab-iy Rapper, Natchitoches, and American G.ntlemen Snuffs for sale by ap!5-2w WARD h. JONES, 229 Maln-st. Good Chance for a Profitable Investment. I WISH to sell 21(i feet of Ground cn the sonth fide of Adams street, adjoining the bayou (opposite J. Fbe lsn's FoundrO on wnicti there Is a good Dwelling House containing 8 Rooms, with 2 Osteins and all convenient out houses necessary for ttmlly purposes. Alio, a Family Grocery, adjoining the bridge, contalning-C Rcoms in the second story and 2 Stotea in the first, with a good Cis tern The above property is eff-rtd for sale by private contract until the 1st of next month, either in whole or subdivision to suit purchasers. If not sold at that date it will be sold to the highest bldJer for one-third cash. balance in one and two years. JAMES BOYD aplO o3w 9FL.L.E MAirVKRS, Parlsienne, Willi speaks English fluently, -slshes to give lessons in the French and Spanish Languages, and also in TccalMnsic M'lle Mahvlrs would be glad to attend schools, or give private lessons. Mile M. brings testi monials from the highest ps-scnages in this country, signed by Prts dent Pierce, Got. Aiken. (S. C.,) Senator Butler, 0-. Jefferson Davis, ice, which she will be hap py to exhibit. Apply at tie Bybee Ilouie, Bsal street, or at tha Music Stores. apl6 dtwawtf WJiislty. O A A BBLS. Whisky, various brands, la stote and for DUll sale low by H. II. POTTER, Main st apll Third door North Worsham House. LOOK HERE! DESIGNING to linproie another lot Imme diately, I will sell my prestnt residence to a punctual pnrcnaser on good terms 1 1 comprises t x acres. Is comfortably improved, and nnoues- tlonably one of the most beautiful and most healthy sites In the vicinity cf Memphis. api6 tf wit. x.. roaTOJi. Just Received, TniFTXEN barrrls and twenty half barrels superior X? Cherry Brandy. II. n. POTTER, Main st ..ii apll Third door North Worsham House. FIFTY barrels No. 1 Molasses, for sale by marl7 HANCOCK. CLARK &.CO. 0 NE HUNDRED barrels Mess Pork, for sale by mar31 HANCOCK, CLARK CO. EORTY THOUSAND pounds Bulk Pork, for sale by mar!7 nANCOCK. CLARK CO. TEN tierces Ml'chell, Gnthrle Co., nams; 10 tierces Stagg Shay. Extra nams, for sale by mart7 HANCOCK. CLARK CO. S-sNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY bbts Mesa Pork, tor KJ sale by HANCOCK, CLARK CO. mar!7 THREE HUNDRED boxes, H and X box. Star Can dies, for sale by miil7 HANCOCK. CLARK CO. "NE HUNDRED botes and half boxes Soda Crackers, J .-orsaleby HANCOCK, CLARK CO. marl7 FIFTI hhds. Sugars, for sale bv marl7 HANCOCK. CLARK h. CO. T-y warl7 HANCOCK. CLARK CO. THREE HUNDRED kegs No. 1 Leaf Lard, orsaleby marl7 HANCOCK, CLARK CO. TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY bags Coffee, for sale by marl7 HANCOCK, CLARK CO. ITE casks Shoulders, tor sale by marI9 HANCOCK, CLARK CO. TKK casks Plain Hams, received and for sale by marl9 HANCOCK, CLARK CO. SEVENTY-FIVE boxes Starch, for sale by mar!7 nANCOCK, CLARK CO. KW BACON 50,000 pounds Tennessee Bacon, fot sale by maris UAMIHS.. uuAita. a. w. TWENTY-FIVE casks Clear SIda Bacon; 25 casks plain Hams; 25 casks Shoulders For sale by marll HANCOCK, CLARK CO. THREE HUNDRED tegs No. 1 Leaf Laid; 10 barrels do. For sale by niarSl nANCOCK. CI ARK CO. FIFTY-ONE boxes quart Flasks, for sale br marts HANCOCK. CLARK CO. FOUR HUNDRED bbls.FIour. for sale by mu!7 HANCOCK, CLARK CO. Spring and Suncr Clothing. WE are In receipt, aad will continue to receive through the Spring and Summer, as usual, our large aad rarled stock ot Mens' and Bovs' Clothing, of rarious qualities and styles, suited for all clas es and tastes. Also a large and well selected stock ot Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Trunks. Valises, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. Our Goods hare been selec ed with great care, and we pledge turselres to our friends and the public generally that we will giro them the neatest and latest styles, aa fast e s they are got up la. the Eastern cites apl7 W. K. HUNT k CO., Madlon-st. HATS. A BEAUTIFUL assortmtnt ct Casslmere, Silk. Leg horn, Braided Straw and Ceylon, which we jffer low. ap!7 HUNT h. CO Madison at. SHIRTS. A LARGE and- desirable stock ot Plain and Fancy Shirts, tor sale cheap by pl7 HUNT fc CO., Maln-st. Bnbts-and Slioes. WE are In receipt of. our splendid stock of Boots and Shoes, consisting of Gents Dress Boots. Black and Brown Cloth ,an4Palent Leather Gaiters; ahv, Patent and Calf Oxford Ties. tpl7 HUNT CO., Madlson-st, Ml" l III Woodland Cream," A POMADE for beautifying the It AIR-highly per- fnmed, superior to any French article Imported, and for half the price. For dressing Ladles' Hair It has no eoual. stlrlnc It a bright, glotsy appearance. It causes Gentlemen's Hair to curl in the xuost natnral manner. It remorcs dandrnff, always giring the Hair the appear ance of being fresh ahampjoed. Price only fifty cents. None genuine uales signed, FETRIDGE St CO. Proprietors of the "Balm of a Thousand Flowers." t3r For sale by all Druggists. spl7-deod!y Those of our Readers WHO are under the nectsslty of making applications to the hair will do well to read the adrettlsement of Prof. Wood's Hair Reiterative la another column. In the I spsee of lime wnicn it nas oeen oeiore me puouc, i. u won tat luelf a reriatatlcn uneaualled by any other ar- tide ot the kind no known, and wherever tried, it has, I so far as ourlnowledge txtends, been tried with success. JackionviUe ConitUutionalitt, March, 1855. To be had of O. J. Wood Co., Ill Market street, St. Louis, and of druggists generally. apniri aawaw Smoking. GENTLEMEN who are addicted to the habit of smok- mg, win nod jnfi' orimfoi Toot wath, prep.d Dy Jiessrs. Josepa Dumcn uruiuu ton, an excellent detergent. It also lmpartsto the treatn a fragrance peculiarly aromatic and pleasant. For salo by S. MANSFIELD CO., and dealers gener ally. Pi ice 60c, and 91 per bottle. apio- aiwiw GUapped Hands. THIS very troublesome and oftentimes calnfnl condi tion of the hsnds, also tan, sunburn, frecklis, and all redness and roughnetsof the skin, occasioned by extremes of heat or ccld, may be remaTed and prevented by thi use ot Burnett'! Kalliston or Orient Water. Prepared by Joseph Burnett Co Boston. 5- For sale by S: MANSFIELD ic CO. and all Drug gists at 60c and $1 per bottle. apl5-datwlw E. E. P. DATIDSOJV, GENERAL LaND AGENT tor Bolivar, Coahoma, Sun- Sower and Washington countlts, will be found at the. Commirclal Hotel, on the 1st, 2d and 3d days ot May. ap!5 tlSmay. For Sale, AN extra likely NEGRO GIRL, sixteen years old, of good qualities, rreier .-mu6 ct iu ul lu v..,. No one need apply whotannot elre her a comfortable and Dermanent nome. Apply to Apply to EDMONDSON ARMSTRONG, 217 Main street. apU-3w SAYANKAU RAILROAD ROUTE Special Notice to Shippers. THE completion ot the Memphis and Charleston Rail' road, which has Just been accomplished, connects this city (Memphis) with Savannah, Georgia, by continuous "ralL Shippers of Goods from or to Northern and Last- em dues will find It greatly to their Interest to order their shipments via Savannah. Besides the ability and willingness of this line to tffer every facility afforded by the Charleston route. It possesses one ptculiaradrantare over It. There Is one f rons-iftipmenf oy bavannso than by Charleston. Goods and Produce are transported between Savannah and Atlanta, In the same cars, with out detention or trans-shipment. Rates of freight are afpresent aame as by the other route. Handbills, containing rates ana otner informa tion relative to the Savannah Line, will be issued in due time, Mr. J. A. S. TOTTLE Is the agent of the Central Rail- road. In New Tork. Office No. 13 Broadway, there he will be pleased to furnish rates, and coaler with Sou h- ern Merchants or their Agenlsln that city, as to the ad vantages of ablpping Tla Savannah. A. G. WARE, Agent Sarannah Line, Atlanta, Georgia. aplO-dtwawlm Dleniphis and Charleston R. R. At a meeting ot the Beard ot Directors of the Mem phis and Charleston Railroad Company, held at Hunts- rille, Ala., on the 19th February, 1S57, the following re solution was unanimously passed Retolved. That in accordance with the power and au thority given in the fifteenth section of tha Charter of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, the Beard of Di rectors of said Company here by declare thst all stock bo'ders who do net payout fully the stock they hold In .Id R&mnaLV. on or before the 30th day of June next, that the ssme will be forfeited to the Company, Including all stock wholly or partly unpaid and the Treasurer of each dlvlUn of the Road be required to give notice to that eff.ct. from the 1st ot April to the 30th of June nut. A true copy of tho minutes. W. B WALDRAN, Treasurer Western Division. MEMI-HIS, April 1.1S57 ap.-td A NEW DISCOVERY. THE many evidences adduced In this city place It be yond doubt as to the permanent enre of CONSUMPTION In all of Its forms, by the continued use ct Dr. SLEDGE'S HOARHOUND PECTORAL. CROUP relieved In one minute. apl 1 Xoilli Alaliama, Middle Tennes see and Xortli Mississippi Trade: THE DEMOCRAT, Huntsvllle, Alabama, published by J. Withers Clay, Edl.or and Proprietor, Is nearly thirty-five years old, and is much the largest paper In North Alabama, and Us proprietor believet It Is the oldest and has the widest and most general circulation of any Alabama psper in the Southern counties of Middle Ten nessee; the counties of Jackson, DeKalb, Madlsen, Mar shall, Limestone, Morgsn, Blount, Hancock, Lawrence, Lauderdale, Franklin and Walker counties, In Alabama, and the Northern counties ot Mississippi. Advertise ments left at the Memphis Appeal Office with James Penn, Esq., or forwarded directly to "The Democrat, Hunttviile,Ala.," promptly inserted at reasonable "rates. April 2, 1857. W. E. MILTON, 2G Madison Street, Up Stairs, INSURANCE AGENT, FOR SOME OF THE BEST Marine Insurance Companies in the United States. Exchange and Xote Broker. I will attend to the negotiation of all NOTES AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE. ocl7 "For Spring and Summer of 1857, FOR GENTLEMEN. ELEGANT Dress, Moleskin and Cassimere HATS, re celred at WHEATON'S, 75 Front Row, where those in want of a superb and fashionable HAT will please call. Constantly on hand and receiving the largest and finest stock of SOFT HATS in the city at ftlfll wnEATON'S. 75 Trout Row. Win. A. Batclielor's Hair-Dye. GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR dyed Instantly to a beautiful and Natural BROWN or SLACK, without the least Injury to hair or skin. Fifteen Medals and Diplomat bite- been awarded to WM. A. BATCHELOR since 1839, and over 80,000 appli cations have been mado to the hair of his patrons of his famous Dye. Prejudice against dying the hair and whis kers is unjust, as It would be against covering a bald head with a wig. WM. A. BATCnELOB'l Haw-Dye produces a color not to be distinguished from nature, and Is warranted not to Injure In tho least, however long It may be con tinned. Mado, sold or applied, (In nine private rooms,) at the Wig Factory, 2J Broadway, New York. Sold In all cities and towns of tha United States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Q The Genuine has the name and address upon a steel-plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, ot WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR, 233 Broadway, New York. 0- Tor sale by S. MANSFIELD CO,, and Druggists generally. may31-dtwawly osc: osjsx! HIDES! HIDES HIDES! 100,000 Hides Wantedi FOR which we will pay the highest market price In cash. We also buy RACCOON, OPOSSUM, OTTER, DEER and BEAR SKINS. Iu fact, any Skins used by TAN NERS or FURRIERS, we want at the HIGHEST CASH PRICE. GEO. FHILLER CO., nor!2-6m 73 Front Row. IxiT30xrtaa't to Fomalos iS. CrTRKSETVIATT'S PILLS. THE combinations of Ingredients in these Pills are the result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild In their operation, and certain In correcting all Ir regularities, painful menstruation, removing all obstruc tions, whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, disturbed aleep, which always arise from Interruption of nature. They can be successfully used as a preventive. These Pills should never be taken In pregnancy, as they would be sure to cause a miscarriage. Warranted purely vegetable, and tree from anything Injurious to lift or health. Explicit dictions, which should be read, accompany each box. Pries 41. For tale In Memphis by S. MANSFIELD 00 G. D JOHNSON, WARB JONES XT Sent by man by enclosing (1 to Dr. CORNELIUS L. OHKESEMAN, No. 192 Broadway, New Tork. aayll-dtwawlr TO THOSE WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. OFFICE OF THE ELMWOOD CENETERT, I Memphis, April 16th, 1857. ALL persons who are indebted to the Company for the purchase of lots within the limits of Elmwood Cem etery, woold do well to come to the office and settle up, as the Secretary has been Instructed to resell all such lata, It not paid for within a certain time. Those who wish hereafter to make any Interments in the Cemetery all pleas, be governed by the following resolution, passed at the last meeting of the Board, to wit: "All cersons hereafter wishing to make any Interments In the Ceme tery ihill first obtain the permission ot the Secretary, who Is hereby instructed not to grant such Jermlslon until satisfied Ibat the grourds will tr. settled fer." The Secretary can always be found at Ihe Gas o3ce. on Main, secona aoor aoove wasningion street. WK RUFFIN, Jb an13-6t Secretary and Treasurer, EJr Enqnlrer.copy 6 times. TnUFTY barrels Powdered and Crushed Sugars, for sale X by marn HANCOCK, CLARK X CO. The Savannah Republican a News, commercial and Poiin PuWIihed Dally, Trl-Wekly and Weekly, at SAVAIKAn, -OA., BY SNEED 4; SIMS. TE RMS Dally S 00 Trl Weekly 00 wee sir 2 00 83- 'ayments to be made INVARIABLY IN AN VANCE. 5 A LTHOUGH the SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN has Abeen In existence for more than a half century the Proprietors trutt that It is yet in the rigor of youth. with Us manhood still in the future. They beg leare to i w mi iiuuu. uiu m ssy thst no labor or expense shsll bs spared to make It tntirely worth r of their suDDort and confidence. To Its News and Commercial departments, they shall cerote tneir special aitenllcn, resolred mat in tnese te specls, at Iast.lt shall h; scoud to no paper In the Southern states. To the planter and man of business they hope to make It Indispensable. To the patriot, they trust to commend It by its fairness; Justice and truth in me treatment of public afhlrs. lb position ot Sarannah. as the great commercial em porlum ot Georela. Tennessee, and nortlons ot South by ?he lnhab tants ot those various sections. In cfDrinz them the Republican, the Proprietors but seek to establish a relation wnicn thty hone to mite mutually pleasant ana profitable. XljT Orders by mall, enclosing the cash, will be punct ually attenaed to. and receipts forwarded. SArAXXAU, Ga March, 1857. apiz-Qtw Toe Memphis and Charleston Railroad through: LOOK TO TOUR INTEREST! HAVING long foreseen the advantages which would fljw from the establishment of a complete PRINT- ING HOUSE, fordoing all kinds of PrintlDg and Book Binding, neatly, cheaply and promptly, we have spared no expense iu putting the jjon 'ranKiin Office,

Corner of Main and Adams streets, in a condition thst wui ensue us 10 comply witn tnese requisites. Tnose who nerd Printlne or Book. Bind nr done well, and cAranrrthan the cheavett. will consult Iheir interest br caning on ns. at. OliTO.N at LU ap4 Proprietors CHARLES N. ERICH, importer or

X? Un.P,l ry JLiUVU XvlJtliO i r.itui .iiui i-.tiiiiLii unuiinirs, MAIX-ST., WEST SIDE, (SOUTH OF UNION STREET,) TT AS Just receired a large assortment of EUROPEAN XX LUXURIES, such as Prussian Geese Breasts. Bruns wick Sausages, Eel In Gelce, Patex de Foiet d' Olet.de uanara, at aecaaet en rrune. ureen vegetables, con- sitlngr Asparagus. B?an. Peas, etc.; Anlorisb. Hol land Herrings, Llmbnrg and Sap Sago Cheese, French Chocolate, German Prunes, Rhenish, Hungarian Motel I and French WINES, Cove Oysters, Lobsters. nj French WINKS, Core Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Sauces, Pickles, eto., and general assortment of FANCT and FAMILT GROCERIES. Many of the above articles are forth" first time Im ported into the United States, and ran be had in Mem phis ONLY of CHAS. N. ERICH. feozo If LAND AGENCY. SAM'L MATTHEWS SOS, r. Ti r.ii Glcrai Jlgtntt to Bay, Sell and Locate Zand in the ifisiistippi Bottom. T) ARTICULAR attention Is psld to the selection ot A COTTON PLANTATIONS ram the Internal Im provement and Chickasaw School Lands. Several years experience enables them to give satisfac tion. Terms easy. Address Pleat ant Mount, Panola coaaty. Miss. apS-d&w3m Dry Goods at Wholesale. TUST received, direct from New York, on consignment. v or upwaras or $3u,uui wortn of seasonaDte staple ury uoais. Toe goods being on consignment. I can af ford and will sell better bargains than ever was ottered li this city. Merchants and planters, who wish to buy b tne piece win ana to their Interest to examine my steel before purchasing elaewhere. G. B. LOCKE, nova Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker. iilELAINOTi'FES ilIELAI,OTIFES! TXeSHONGS GALLERY crowded daily great rush for AS tne .Meialnulype. They are nniue the Ambrotvpe, Daguerreotype, or Sphereotype. THEY WILL NEVER FADE. Beware I Spurious Imitations are being mads black or paper. The unwary are IlaMe to be Imposed upon with tnese wortniess counterfeits. None genuine unless taken by W. II. DESHONG.br, having the exclusive right of Memphis, for the Meiain- otype Patent. Gallery, 1S1 Main street, opposite the worsnam House. reb7 Piano Fortes ror sale. I HAVE in store. Just received direct from New Tork TWELVE PIANO FORTES, from 6 1-3 to 7 octave, of supe rior finish and different styles, some being Inlaid with Pearl. They will be sold at greatly reduced prlcpj. This pretents a most favorable opportunity to purcnase a superior instrument at a bargain. Terms made ta suit purchasers. G. B. LOCKE, dec-13 tf Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker. Wanted Immediately, A GOOD GARDENER liberal wages paid Apply U JLX. J. M. SHAW CO., Office on Bank Avenue, 1st door from Madlson-st. marlS-tf IFV7JT. MIIjL,ER9 sTo-Tox'tiao a. Stroot, In Ihe house occupied formerly by Mrs Thompson, HAS Just returred with the finest and best 1 stock ot fentv and ladles' BOOTS and snOES, IJLJl wh.ch, being selected evpressly lor this market. -ne warrants for uuraoiuty ana late style At Ihe same time, he te- ders his thanks to bis oM pa irons for past favors, and hopes for s liberal patronage in the new stand Just removed to, where he will be always ready to attend to any work In his line at the earliest no tice. An early catl Is s.licited. apS-Sm WM. MILLER. J3"Bulletln please copy. WANTED, rpinE services of a young LADY, who Is competent to s teacn ine tvBgusu language, usic ami jteeuteworx, In my family. To one bringing satisfactory testimonials as to charac ter and qualification. I will pay a liberal salary. Address me. ststing particulars. &c, at Sledgeville, Miss., J E. MADDOX, or HARRIS, WOBMELET& CO., Memphis. mar25-dawlm A CARD. T HAVE this day disposed of my entire interest in the A nrmof uuoiji.ktt, kauK3 &CU., lorayasociavs In naslnes., wbo assume Its liabilities, and to whom pay ment must ne mane, in retiring I peg to return my sin cere acknowledgments to my friends for their support during my connection with the above tense, and would now bespeak a continuance ot the same to my former partners ana successors in business. B. D. NABERS. ew1firm. THE subscribers beg Ietre to annour.ee to their friends and the public that Mr. R. B. Bone, of Hickory Wythe, Tenn., becomes a psrtner in their house this dsy. The Groc ry and Commission bu iness will e continued by them under the style and firm of GOODLETT. BONE a. CO.rat their old stand; No 47 Front Row, they assum ing ine iiaoiiuies ana entire control of the bue of Goodlett, Nabers 2- Co. They bop by strict attention to business to merit a further kind patronsge, heretofore so liberally extended to them. It. D. GOODLETT, MEMPHIS April 15, 1S57. W. W. MILAM. aplG-dawlm MOST DESIRABLE JLOTS or ScH o. FIVE Lots on Alabama road, adjoining the property ef Mr. Marsh Miller, and nearly opposite Ihe residence of Sam. Mosby, Esq fronting on Alabama road 50 feet eacb, running back U3H fee. This Is a most desirable location for resldencra. In a n oat healthy past of the city, and will be sold In lots t- suit purchasers. ALSO, 117 reet on Market street, immediately opposite the residence of F. Tltns, Esq., running bark some 180 feet, upon whicn Is a dwelling and oathouses, well and cittern, with a choice selection of fruit tr es. Those wlhlng to secure sites for family residences contiguous ta the business portion of the city would do ell to make early application. Terms easy. Apply ta JOnN MCXAMARA, apl 5-2 w At H M Apperson Sl Co. 'a. Iff. C. OAYOE SON, AUOTIOUEE S CO-TMISSION MERCHANTS, General Agents Real Estate Broker No. 25 Madison Street, Memphis, Tens. febl-3u- W. MORRIS D. C. WARD. ITIORKIS WARD, CASH DEALERS IU 3Tox7oisxx ct JJomostio JD U l l GOODS Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &ci, HO. 295 MAIN STREET, (One door south ot Monroe,) ap8-3m MEMPHIS, TENN. STAPLE AXD FANCY WX GOODS, Men's and Youth's Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Saddlery, Virginia Tobacco, LOW FOR CASH! Wholesale and Retail. T. Zs. T ""ST DCs O 3., 181 Main Street. oct2-dtwiwlj--lJ Just Received. TWO HUNDRED bbls Harrison and Ohio Flour; 75 bb s. and halt bbls. Harris' Ale; 60 casks quart and pint London Porter; 60 gross Garrett Snuff paper and bottle 75 doxen Core Oysters 200 boxes Star Candles. SO dozen Brooms; 100 dozen Hostetter's Bitters; 25 casks Bacon, Sides, nsms and Shoulders 75 bbls. Mackerel, CO kits 150 bbls. Dexter Tickrn Whisky; 60 colls Msnllla Rope, all sizes 25 boxes Soda. 2 bbls. Pic-NIc Crackers 100 M Cigars. 50 boxes Smoking Tobacco; 75 boxes Vlrglrla Tobacco ALSO, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Tea, Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Almonds, Pecans, English Walnuts, Fil berts, Pickles, Sardines, &c, for sale by J. F. FRANK, apl2 No. 35 Front Row. LEOJUAftD'S South American Fever Atrue emedv. i Is a Clicap, Safe and Permanent Cure, I AND IS A L.SO A PKETJBNTITE OF THE VARIOUS FORMS OF Bilious and Intermittent Fevers PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. THIS preparation contains no Anenic or Mercury. and will not, lite the many campwwl now rrcotu- ujtiiueuror UlllOUJOrnthfr TW,r. .v. a condition more to be dreaded than the disease bnt iu gr as raent is in its Cuiative, Preventive aad Beatora- i, aaapteu to all aoes and coni early all the articles which oIk int it. tint. f tK.n,..l a V iwjnmiva.llUKT. nillMllll Irani, v iiniuua auu iu .cimtiteus rrers. as a preventive, mis Medicine .hjuld h raletcents. Travelers I Summer and Fall months, when malarious diimn most prevalent. are I A Treatise ty G. A LEONARD, New York on the I disease, with Testimonials and Certificate at 'm fectwl, can bo obtained gratuitously, at all the ntlni I Iha m-ll.tn.l. ..U where the medicine is sold. Ocrtilicatos. ine following statement or tne Hev. K. if t.. i perintendent of the Five Pointa House of Ialostry a given below, is one ttat speaks rolames as to the val'na We preperti-sof Ihls rercedr. Mr. G A L'ONARD Sir.- I take a ileal are intrans- nmiins u you me rottewins facts. In rai.tbm tn perfected by the nse of Jour S. A. Fever and Agw Kem- tuj, upiacucQi tneinmaieaor the iiimt. or w..i.. John Toungs, who has been suffering from the chills and fever durlBg the put fire mo ever uunsj ine put ure moutnt, was in November last I ,tack d, and tht paroxysm were as rr a. .nr i ever knew; almost instant relief was experienced on k vicg toe nrsi cose on tne expected day at main, it was admlnl.tered, and it bad the hanor effect or inter. ruptlng the paroxysms. Since then every vestige of the u uj icn mm, ana oe nas recovered i is termer vjuHu appearance anq neaitn. Truly yours, ate.. XiEW TORK, Jan. 23, 1856. L. M. PEASE. G. A Leoxard, Esq. Dear Sir: Havtnz asrsi from severe attack ot Fever and Acne. I hid nririv ,U- spain-d of Hading any r lief, other than a temporary one. But while laboring under a severe attach, it wm eu is iry your rrmeay, ana, -nn ice otner remedies I bad used, ltha proved a prompt and permanent care, a. I hare never before gone so long without ha vine a return u 4he c impialnt, and can recommend the S A. Fever and Ague nemedyas a valuable one for the fleet oil care of the dloease. ROBT. F. PHILTIT. N ew York, Dec. 1, 186G Cir. Walt and WaUr-sls. Mr. A F. Ster lng, at this city, has consented ta the publication of the following tacts, over bis signature, eoncvralng a cure perfected by the tut ot this remedy, which facts are corroborated by the Rer. L. M Pease, who was acquainted with all tin- circumstance. Jin u A. leoka9i Dear oir: Some tea das s since. 1 1 beard of a poor bat deserving German, in Malberry street, ho was suffering from a severe attack of ctitlis and fever, contracted the low grounds, nearNewarl, isAicmiu u Mtw H swv oouiii American Fever and Ague Remedy, aad it aflards me sieisure ta say that the disease has been brekea an bv its nse. and a permanent cure efjeeted. Truly yonrs, SEW TORK, ov. S, lf. A F. STERLING. I am acquainted with the facts set forth la the ahave err! Incite, and can witness to the troti at the state ments therein contained. L.M. PEASE. Sup t Five Paint s House ot Industry. The following Certificates ot Fred'k L Hertle l ITenry M.eer. are amwg these peculiar cases in Vhkh a peimment cure can be effected, notwithstanding tbetr continued exposnre to predisposing i asses. At the time the cores were perfected, they were engaged In the Chem ical Works ot Messrs. Chas P er Co cf Ibis city. After having beer trauHed with Fever and Ague for nearly a whole month, and awallewed lets ot Qainine, aa acquaintance ot mine recommended roe ta try a bottle ot what is called the Soath America! Fever and Acae Rem edy, and sure enough It worked like a charm. I took it only one day and that was the last I saw at the fever. It is with great Measure that I state this fact for the be wrl t of all whom it may cone rn, and wish everybody the same success la mastering this dl-tr asiag disease, wfitcb is likely enoagb, if they will feUew my example. riibU'K. IIKKTLK, Angust, 1S&5. il Wblppie-st., Brojkljn. I have had the Fever and Ague for several weeks. which kept me at home, unable to work. I tried a num ber of prvscilptlens, without Hading any relief, tn'il my factory bess sent me a bottle ef the Sevtb A aterican Fe ver and Ague Rmedy. which I bare used, aad after some day mid myself entiiely cirtil I bare had no attack slnee that ttm, now fourteen raentbs, sad feel great cona!nce In this valuable medicine, to which I owe my r-covery. HENRY MEIER. Sept 20, IS55. 96 MeKibben.st., Wiltlarasburgh. The certificates of Mr. J. G. Underbill, Druggist, of Jamaica, A X., ami tbese received throagh mm, will be read with much Interest, not only from the very r elect able character of the parties, bat that the medicine was asrd under very unfavorable eircaaMlaaees, and only when other remedies had beee used wit boat surrees. Mr G A. Leonard, N. Y- JJrar Slrr Inclosed yen will nod seme certificates! ef the good effects of your med icine in this rlace. It gives satisfaction to every one that has used it, and the sale will Increase as it beemes known. I take the responsibility to warrant lt Mr. Stephen H nderson, of this I lace, sent a bottle lo his wife's sister, with like good results as when need by himself swl .wife. Mr H. is an old raaa, a very respec table citlzea of thi) place, and is well known. Tiuiy yours, xe jam. u. U.NDEltllli.L. JaSiaica, N. Y., Sept. 23. 1866. We, the underIgn d, have ased the S. A Reasedy far Fever aad Ague and Intermitting Fevers, and it has made a perfect core af onrsrl a aad families, and with ranch pleasure recommend it to the paMic as a sale aad cheap medicine. KLBKRTCONKLIN, WM. JOHNSON, CHARLES J GALE. WM. BENNETT. Jamaica, N. Y.. Sept. 27, 186S. Mr. J. G Underhili.. Druggist, tte Dear Str: I have used the South American Remedy, sa htchiy recom mended by joa, both for myself and wife, and we have been cur d. I believe I is the best medicine for the chills and fee er oat. I shoaM net have used it If yea did not warrant a care, bat now I am satssAed it Is all you recomme-Kiea it to be. roars, respectfully. STSFUEN KB.NDSRSl'N. jama!ca,.n. y., sept 27, iya. Jamaica, s i r., May 13, :so. Mr G. A. LEOrARD Dear Sir: My mothtr. aa aged lady, was afflicted wlh the chtl's and fever very bsd last summer, and having heard your medicine highly recem- men'ieo, ne was inaucea to trr it alter tat log one aau a bait bottles, she was perfectly cured, aad I cheertarly recommence it as a safe ami sure cure Respectful!, jours, G. N. CODW15B. Mere certificates might be added to swell the list, but a d-lkacy on the part ot many to hare their name appear in print, prevents a publication w them The a ore, howerer. are lufrlcient eridences to establish the fact that this remedy Is without an equal tor the permanent cure of the Fever and Ague. A supply of tha above Medicine on hand and far sale by WAUll Ct JUNK3, aplG-om Whilesale Agents for Memphis. IMMENSE SUCCESS! Over Two Thousand Bottles of J. H. McLEAiVS CELEBRATED STiTOTHKfli. ING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER WAS sold last week, and the de mand Is In creasing eve ry day. The g eat sale that has so very rapidly sprung np lor this rem edy, is aw- a rr i-B ing to us m TAt'trlnsic mer. ts. Thousands of weak, feeble and debilitated persons k. tbl I city have been made healthy and strong by taking it It Is the best alternative in the world, ana tbeoarj remedy that will purify the blood, and at the same tlmt strengthen and invigorate the a hole organization. It will effectually cure all complaints of the Liver Stomach or Bowels, such as Llrer Complaint, Headache Biliousness, Bad Bretb, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Diseases, Falntness, Weakness or any disease of the Womb, Kidneys or Bladder and re move yellowness or sores from the skin. It Is a sun pretenllve against Yellow Fever, Chilis, Ague and Fever. Cno era, or any prevailing epidemic. There is ne mistake about it. f" Erery bottle is warranted to give satisfaction. Try It It is very pleasant. It leaves a delightful aromatic flavor in the mouth after taking it. J. n. McLEAN. Sole Proprietor of this Corfu;. Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. J3 Principal depot on the corner of Third Jid Pro streets, St. Louis, Ma. For sale In Memphis, by corner Madison and Main utreet, Also, by S. MANSFIELD k CO.. ffhi-lawlr Wholesale Dmeglsts. Memphis. mPIfOVED SPECTACIiESj ACCURATELY adjusted lo the eye. so aa lo suit the nmt difficult rUion. without occasioning that sense of weakr ess or fatigue to the organ generally complained of by wearers of common glasses, but enabling the wearer ot this Improred Spectacle to pursue the mast minute employment rimer ny oay or canine iiut, wivu case auu satisfaction, by CHBN. MIJLIiEB, Optician, or the riRM or OHEN. MTJLLER BRO., Wholes sle and Retail Dealers ia CloeVvS, Watches, Jewelry, IMPROVED SPECTACLES, Madison-St., bet. Main and Front Row, OPPOSITE I. B. KIRTLAND'3 OFFICE, MEMPHIS. PARTICULAR attention -paid to the repairing ot Watches by an experienced workman. Being detern lned not to be excelled In superior work manshlo ln-thls branch of the business, we hare engaged a first dais Watchmaker, and can flatter our selves In saying that there is no House, East or West, that can boast ot a better. Clocks carefully repaired and warranted Jewelry and Spectacle cf every description made to order. Old Jewelry neatly repaired, and Specta cle Glasses Inserted In old frames ta suit every sight, p. 8. The numerous complaints of persona wbo hare been lTposed upon by Individuals peddlli g through the country an inferior article of spectacles, representing them to be these Improred glasses, render it necessary that we hould cautien the public against such renders, and protect the reputation ot our'slasses. All spectacles made by us are stamped w th the name of the firm. marlO-daw CHRISTIAN MULLER X BRO. IX STORE, FULL supply of. Turner Brothers celebrated Ginger Wine, Raspberry ol Blackbirry Brandy, and for Ik sale by H.H. POTTEII, Main street. apll Thiid floor sorts, worsnam nouse. aw.. a Mr? WORTH OF ITY LiOT LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, AD JOJJM XJSTGr JSeTrmSOLZ i-i Tft, GIST XrOlVG- "0?Ir3. IWILLcommefK, on SATURDAY. 3d BAY of MAT NEXT, azdoon Una from di y to d j y on tH aHs cut at Auctiaa. oa the premises, J. OVERTON'.- TRACT OF O.NK HUNDRED AND B1GHTT-ONE ACRES OF LA NO. This tract lie between the soath line at Memphis aid tte north Itae of Fort PKkerlnr, and fleets as the-M sassiSapt river. It ba; been subdivided lata convenient slzecTLsts, with the Drpolot the Missbslpai and Tenneasac RaHp. ad. in the can i re. The completion of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, aad the raped progress to com pieties ef the Task- lata er Railroads terrainatiag at this peiat, gives ta MerepUs an imparlance. Is a leearsercisl point of view, afwosw d in the Mississippi VaJlry, aad heeds eat iidocemeBts to patams never befete presented In lie Seath. Jfcls will be the largest sale of R al Estate ever me in the Sute of Tennessee. Terms Oae-Slth cash, or note satisfactorily endoixd at six months, with Interest added; balance la as, two, three and foar years, with interest. G. B. LOCKE, Auctioneer and Real Estate Brakes. Memphis, Tkkkessee, April, ISil. In calling attention to the sale of Ihe O lerteo P'apairy. I beg leave- to make a few remarks, setttag faith the i vaniageaof Mesaphas for maaafactEriag aad cosaaierclal parpeaes. Memphis Is situated on the tbttty-atlh e oi Nortn latitude a ctimate below the cold weather ef the North, aetl abore the hat weather of the Seeth, M eoflstvneaUy free tram all the dUeases prevalent in either. We are larroaadtd by a rata, fertile consixy, ac. must and an outlet at this point, fr superior is extent aad fertBlty ta that la the vicinity of aay tewaer flip ss ska Union. Vtckeburg is foar h-tndred miles South, and Loatsvtlle or St. Louis are the nearest cttles Nats that ca cons Bland aay trad, aad these are the aearesi petals ta Memphis that are worthy of notice oa the Mijsasslias r Ohhx ivers, appreachahle from the interior without artificial means. Ot t rast extern ef eaaalry. which je -ceptibleor fleeccltirallon, roar-(1 ft ha of it is yet in a slit at nature. Oar Muff Is washed by the Father at W w ters, that never freezes up or get a too lw for Lavigation, apoB wheoe besam Boats tweet? fl steamers ibetwe can claim as ear regular packets, plying regularly ap the Miasisslppl, Ohio, Cumberland Bag Batchie, St. Ftaaci White and Atkiwu rivers, pouring thrir immerue prulactiaas lata enr city diQy. WehareattMs Usee ar RaUrds radiating from this point, riz The Memphis aad Chariestaa the Memphis aid OM the MissislpBt TtaGe. and Memphis and Little Rock. These roads lead oat o the city to the East, North. Seath and Weal, as 1 Memphis 1 the recipient af ail the trade and travel prodacid by them. The MemeMs aad Charleston Railraasles completed, and passengers are able ts go from here te New York ia lesa than three dys, and since ihe csiaitrsw i ot tale road we are now ricriving Cotton f ram North Alabama aad East at the Teaaessee river. The Mteatsa. pat and Teaasse road will tap the Mississippi Central road, ha-, lag a die ct coBtanaWaiiea with MoeMe aad N w tK. leans, aad passengers fer LosttTiUe and that sectkn wul coat toMeatthl. aad take theMimahisaad OMeraed. A'l three of these roads will bring passengers to M- mphls destined far the great Wast aad Pai seast, the MeasvsVss aad Little Rack Railroad being tbejirsf link in that great trert. It there s betctafere beta aay deabts at MMs phUbi leg the creasing point of the AtlaattcaadPactacBailread, the cold weather er leet wutrr hi, setshdaavs quettioB, far while the Northwestern rotd were frozen ap far moalhs, wa Barer hat aa i ear aa aay aSnc road. The day Is not distant when we wlH have a read from here to St. Loais, that will traverse a seettasfot causstiy rqaal ia fertl ity to aay ta the Union. The Slate of M iasearl haa stpnprlated $2 60s) tee ta be exsded Sassih sat the Irea Moaatalri, bvregtag this read to to Ihe dlvWlrg .Ine between this State ad Arkansas. Eagisoets hare asest examiatag, the pas4 aamraer, th? llaeot this read through tte rkh battata laads at MIsttlMtsfrt tad OsWIiafcst. osoatles, oppoeite Memphis, and with the most satisfactory re-ults giving therety irca, seal aadiravfsM-M casr aad abassd-Bt ta Memphis, which will greatly Increase ita manafactanag ladaatiy aad capital No eaamy iB thi world sarpeseees irs richness and fertility these alluvial Uads. We r ceived ast sea-oo ov r 390 000 bales of Cotton, aad by the extension ef an r Rail read impra re meals wv wtS probably Increase the amoant the next seasen to 500 009 bales, which U akaat eae-sixth at the whale Cat lea craft theSaatb there are only foar cities that receive mare. We exported but kiwi saase 160.6W mhals at Was K. besides an lumeaee amoant of Con and Park, rnd the total value ef the produce breaght Into Memahls. aa Jfre first rtarket I greater than that of St. Loais, Louisville not indole any description or manuucurei artrc es. sale oa their stcoant. A refereece to the r spective anBaal Memphis was raaH a port at miry oaiy a few years aso, nuai, aad is iBcreaiisg very rapMly. Oar manufacturing interest Is in a very oearisBingeorMtllen we maaafactare all aar soar, eissfcs ai i SSaiv largely. We have a nasaber ef Feaadrtes. empaaytag same ries. Arid we are how mass acianng Katsraaa uars artusoseotBg laesa so mima a a&c ataar f sinn. w aaaa raw material tar manufacturing la the vicinity at Memphis lo ahandafcee, and that ef the heat kd, at vaty ta pe lees. We have mireeharcbea tbaa aay eltyaf Ihe aame seseia the Uakn Oar free sehoets are ia aaad eaadtfaa. aa4 tha f aad is tmvr safacleat torslac ale all the ebMren wtibin the city Ueaita. We bare saperler aetrate saaia aaat lesaalescheata. aad t-o ransteal seheeae. Oar paeasattan the trade at the ctty Is laereastBg ia a Bke preaertieB. 13" This arep rty is warth over $&eo.tw, aaw ww an apl7-t ttistfllancflus. XOTICE. TR. SAUNDERS oSBce at J. M. Sied;e iOe. Drag Store near the Poat Oesce. mat3-li W. TRUEHEART, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Memphis Ter.r.eM. OrBc- in Moeby tt Heat's new Blecs, wr sUirs, Front Raw. Rettr to E. M. Appersea Jr. Oa.. arm w. a. iinier. w S. ADAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Memphis, Teaa. OSee over the River Beak, leelh oertwr ot Oaart Soare aad Mala street. apS-wtf HOMEOPATHY. XXT A. EDMONDS, M D (Isteaf HapklBsmie, Ky., W llealttie aad Hvdrecathte Phy.leUB, tenders bis prefessional rftvUea to the citiaesM at Memphis. Residence hadisoB street, nexiioiae r. Mia. 0acr MaditeB street, adjoining the Advaeate office. Refers to McCombs'S-Trice, J. Tartan Sea, W J. Davie and W. E Milton. mar22-m 'SURGERY DR. IENNER attend exclusively to Surgical Diseases, su as riles. Fistula in A no. Strictures, Stone ta j Bladder, Ulcers, Cancers, Tumors, Pols pas. Diseases 1 Banea and Joints. Desarmitiea from Bams. nalr-Up, Contracted Teadoas from loss of Lips, Cheek. Nose, Eye Mi. S.C.. Closed Jaws from Salivation, and all other dis eases and deformities requiring Surgical aid. srpw-dtwawlyls ElfM RJ3LR. DR. FKNNER also attends to all Diseases of the Bye and Ear, and Is prepared to Board Patients trem a distanee EJ- Office on Main street, in Walker's BalMlag, reel denceea Ooart street. sep20-dtwawlytns DR. JOHNSON'S INFIRMARY, rOtl DISEASES Or THE EYE AND EAR, C"JCPaElrIrIC-a"3. SELF-SUPPORTING EAR TRUMPETS. ARTIFICIAL EYES, &c. NO. 15 JEFFERSON STREET, Two Doors East of Commercial Hotel, rasygTdaw MEMPHIS. TEXX. MEMPHIS IXSIIRAXCE COMPANY, Memphis, Tennessee. CAPITAL $150,000. Sam. Mosby, Prcs't; Ben Cay, Seo'y. OrrlCE OK JEFTCBXOX STBBZT. DIRECTORS. A. O. nABwis, Sam. mosby, Q. C. ATX INI 05, T. W. VlI.5tI.VS0V, T. H. Axxr, J. O. Ghees law, J, J. R.VWLIXGS. mj" AHEAD OF THE WORLD? THE CRY IS STIjLIs THEY COME. IA R? X- PKPLftW. at the I STAB. G A LLERY,' J3a.crm sa -oox, ARE making tlx. ftaest PICTURES ia the worM. AU we ask is far yon all to call and examine them feryaor- selves- PIIOTOGRAP1IS, LIFE-SIZED, made only at the Star Gallery. Jaaj-datw ANNOUNCEMENTS. WE are requested ta aaaoance the same of S. A MOORE as a candidate for the efiVe of City Marshal, at the eaaa ng June elections. mar!9-te WR are authorised to announce JAMES O. RE1N 1IARDT as a candidate fertbeofaw of City Marshal, a' theensa HgMaalctpal Electlaala Jane nat. arl9-te BOERII AVE'S HOLLAND BITTEES, THE CELEBRATED HOLLA1ID HEMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, Fever and A true, And ".he Tarto: afiectiOHs'roasequent upon a IJI2ULUVIVU UlWUlUtU VI jjiiv. I TJCHasIralie Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky L Pains. Heartanrn. Loss of Appetite. Despondency, onaeacv. Castivtaesa, Btiad and Bleeding P.les. In ail Nervous, Rheumatic aad Neuralgic AftVctioBS, It has io numerous iBstances proved hlgh.y henetlcial, and in pthers effected a decided cure. Thl- is a purely vegetab'e crapoeaJ, prepared oa strict ly sciestiac principles, a ter the manner or the celebrated Hollaod Professor, Beeiuave. Be are of IU great suc cess In moat of the Earepeaa States. Its introduction into the United State was Intended mere especially fer those of oar f aiherlarrf scattered hre and there over the face of tliU mighty country. Meeting with great success among them, I now offer it te the American poetic, knowing that its truly wendeerf al medleinal rlrtaes must be acknow ledged. It Is particularly recommended to those persons whose constitutions may aave oeea impairvu oy mo wsuumrai ""-r' rr T...zzr, Use Of ardent spins-, or oiuvr lorm- oi ihiiiiu. i. n. h.i.m.iiriii In eflVtt. It BmU Its war dlrectlr I Teltof.ite.thrrmng.Bd n?lek. nlng everynerve, ..li.. im b r se iN.ir ana. m raci. iqih new h.ifa and riet-r la the erst em. Notice Whoever eipect to And this a beverage wtti be di appolnte-1 bat to the sick, weak an- low spirited, L w II preve a grateiul aruraat c ctidlal, possessed of singular remedial properties. CAUTION. The treat porulirlly of this dettghtlal Aroma has in duced rainy imitations, which the public aboard guard a alnsl purchasing Be not persuaded to boy anything rise unlrl yon have siven Boerhare'a noHaad Blttera a fair trial. One bottle will convince you how Infinitely superior It Is to all these imitations. 3- Sold at $1 per betlle,or six bottles for $5. by the Sole Preprleto-s. BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., CO., MAXtri'ACTTJBIXO Pharmaceutists and Chemists, prrrsBDRGH, pa. rS-SoM in Memphis by S. MANSFIELD k CO. also by WARD k JONES and G. D JOHNSON. ap7-ly PIANOS. PIANOS. TKNTT-FIVE Piano Fortes, Jast received andforssle TCII IU. ap7-lm NOTICE. THE undersigned. Teacher of Modern Languages, re spectfully aunounos lo the young ladles and gen t'tmenot Memphis that be wlH epea a Night School on the 15th day ot April next, la whkh he will giro In struction in all branches taught la High Schools and Academies. Particular attention wilt be g.Ttrf?to In struction In the English, German, French and Spanish Languages. The best references glren, after twenty years' expe rience In the instruction ot youth la some ot the best in stitutions In the Unlt-d States. For part lev lars apply at the School Room, (formerly occupied by the Court,) cctser of Frent Row and Adams street, or Mr. Joseph Teuftl, or Capt F Rlngwald. f- Als private Instruction given during the day. apt5-d!m X. FDRCst. Overseer Wanted, ON my plantation, nine mJea South of Memphis, for balance cf this year. A man without a family pre teired. To one properly qualified ard coming well recom mended, (none others need apply,) liberal wages will be paid. 3. WHEATLET. Refer in Memphis to S. Mosby, Esq. aplS-w2w or Ol&riooail. in nuking thsa staU mH. at aaBteeil as. rai simpiy i-eoace, rsroMbt latu tsaraet Mwe yasat is; jar prke-carteats w.rrants this aseetlka. and her imaerta saw run Bp ta aavut $50S,eeO per aa- five baadred hands, besides rarieaa saraBar SBaaafaeW- Is taerraseag mare rapidly thaa at aay farstr perayl,aad tie sen ta iae aigaesi afcoer, wiiaoer. rerara to area. G. B. L.OCKB, AaetieBer aad Real Estate Bvafcer Memphis, i Lite Rircr and Sapolcoa U. S. MAIL PACKET, Helena, Friar's Foiat, Lacoaia Cwwodki. STEAMER KATE i'filE, JOHN T SHIRLEY, Master.. ..WM. T. W0OB, Clerk. iggm THIS new, splendid and fast ilsissar. kl oavms oev n parcaaMM xav lie riuci Trad- in place ot the James LaaahMa.wIt 'coatinae regularly la tae traae, rearistt Memphis every MONDAT aad FR1 DAT at 2 e'eteek r at-, punctually ..connecting atNaooto with WhHe as Arkansas river hoats, lazing treicbt aad pssesgera to WhHe nvvr at regular rates. Retnratag, leave Nape kea every TCESDAT and SATURDAY, arrrrtag at Mota phis Sanday and Wednesday eventat. Thaaxt tar former patraaaga, the owners hope ta merit a cariinaaBce ot the ase ta their new boat, pao Buettig strict atteatioa to oastn-sa. LAVALLBTTB Jl MORRIS, A.Tiat Notice to Shippebs. The "Frihea' w iisslu freight aatil oae a'deck oa Mondays, aad d arias ike aa tlre day Tharsdays, aad antU one celeek FrieUrs. aalS A T. Latallette. late ef ana a' LaraVette i. Masab. J. T. Shiblev. lateot Ihe Kale Friabee. B. G Davidso.h, late if Padacaa, Kaatacky. LAYALLETTE, SHIRLEY L CO., STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD AGENTS, ASO GESEBAt, Commission Forwarding Merchants, Qlce .Ve. 51 Front Rom and Court strut. Warehouse on Water street, Wak'a Bleck. CF. MORRIS, Esq haviBg retired Item the Pta aeerFlra" 1st the Steamboat Ageaey hassaeaa at Lavallette a Mcrrks," the aaderstsswd have aafotaasad thmelves far I he transaction of a Slramhaataad hall- road Agency ami eeoeral usuHiawi hae. aad woald res. ectf oily askJ aamereaa feleials ot tbfceW flm ii MMMhJ Wt.ll I Oar friend Morrto leaves TSa'taJeaisVt Bu Paint. sibeleMir Ss-t Charley ever ready to weKMae them at lie la.d Ligllt. PraesUiag aeoaat atteatlaa ta aH aasteoss, eotiaaSrd to a, we ni-etlBliy refer to the saerchaats aad. ihjapi es ot Meaphia aad the Great W.st. L-WALLBTTE, SHIRLRT Jr. GO. It wiUbeieeafrc taeaheve "card" that the ihJtjl slgard wMbdraws tram tho old Bum at LaviJMttrec' Matria. Gratefal tor the kind patronage freca the giassaas at wurthyeoataBeaof oar port aad river, aad to ear eMIaaaa, who have alwaja exteSMted Ihatr iaass aad favoaa, I reatga with regret, y wtictt a eontlaaaaw at the arMral favor tram huaisaca ard .htpaeta to my aamnasj, Meaars. Lavallette, Shlrly k Oa. Tae lassaerawa Vva ray associate far ears, aad is ia evtry way art ay af favor aad satreaege. Messrs. Shlr'ey aad Itavidaan, late it the steamer Kate Frisbee, n.d no oasaaMBdatraa, staea ta every Su saasi raaa ot oar Ms Ox teeir merit, as paactaal hosaans asat. are known puated ia ail the reqeir'd stasias aa Aarassv I curdUUy camatertd them to the pattoaaceat all packets who wfeh Ihe lattaeBoc ef eoatleaas aad aatigtag roasi to nprrsent them. Bespectrolly. ap3 if CHAS. F. MORRk ZX-3 ',X33VI-3 ElPfiESS OOJIEAHIv The ITIciupIiis and Chaijlesilou HAIIiHOAD HAVIN'JbeeBtomplehd and opwd for te trin ipsa tattoo of Freight and Passengers, the Adaaas fa pss Company I ave arraLgnl to estead their Exateas aa this Road, ty which connection the TIME AND CHARGES On Goods by Express to and from Memphis aad the Baat em Cities will te GREATLY REDUCED! Expresses win leave New Tork by Ihe serai-wrattx steamer tCharkstoa, &.C, tress thoaee to Mempfcas.hr Express Passeager Traias, dally. Eaaseae for NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA. KNOXriLLX. MO.V160MERT, CHARLBSTON, SAVANNAH. And the NORTH aad EAST, leaves Measabts isaBy at 7 o'clock A M. Oar River Express far ST. LOB IS, LOBISTILLE, CIN CINNATI, kc, will he eoattawd aa heretefete. By La viag orders at the offloe, Cewit street, heswerM Main arid Frent Raw, Geods to he forwarded wM he ea ed fer wither, t extra charge. No charge f .r delivering geeds breaght by Express. a5-lm KTEW m i t l)liniT illiL U JllUlltJ!" eooD,s TIIE subscriber tikes pleasure in aaaoandsg to has friends and the public generals, th.t he haa fat opeae.. his large and carefully selected stock at hTAPLR and FANCT GOODS snited to the Spring aad Ssnmef seasons, which are an sale law to cash or prompt paytatt customers, for tha ladies Eugenia, Mareaiette, Gree adiae. Organny, B rage and Muslin Races; beaaMtatt plain aad fancy Poult le Lot, Organdies. Lawas. Bersga, Muslins Giagharas aad Prints; rhh Laea, Stlk, aatt Embrai ered Swiss Mantles; sets Hamten, Maltese Poiat and Muslin Sleeves and CoBars Bugle, Gimp are. Tfttewl andcthtr Laces; F iages, Ribeoas, Dress Tiknmhuss, Gloves, Has tery, Skirts ot au sinus, ines- omsreaas nt piois. etc. vu nhter raatbs flal4merrv A large lot of Ready- Made UHHQtng, usotas, uastmerosv Boot. Shoe, .SssT-Tli Linear. Llaea DrsHs. CMtea-

ades, and In a ward every thing in the dry gooda Hfi Country Merchants are offered great lndnotnmaaj. Call aad examine ray stock. No charge far ehewiac goods X. Q. BLAIR, ,9-tf No. 277 M-ln stree, west stie- AC ARD. I HAVE this day Hspoea ef my entire Interest ta Hie firm of STRA1TON, MeDAVITT A. CO. to my asso ciates in business, wbo assume Its liabilities, aad towhara payment mast be made And In rettrleg, anew as, through this medium, to express my warm'st aekaew- 1 ledgments to my friends ana toe paene tor tneir genetaas I patronage daring my connect ion with the bette, aad ta 1 bespeak fer my former partners year confidence aad eea tinned liberal favor. W. B. DONOHO. Memphis, April sth, 1S37. The subscribers, as above Indicated, have Ibis day aac chased the entire interest of W. B. Doneho, ta the blase ot Straiten, McDavItt k Co., assuming Ms HaHHtesVana entire control, and wHI continue the uroeery at 9am mlsslan Bu-laess under the same style as herttoforoa aast. In doing so, weuH take this cccaslen of retBrasg asir cordial thanks to onr friends and the public fer the Nfee ral share of patronage accorded to us for the past Iwetve years, and solicit Its continuance. JOHN T. STRATT0N. EDGAR MeDAVITT, S. H. DONSCOMB. Memphis, April t h, lfo7 ap7-lm Beautiful SuDiirtmn JLot for Sale, CONTAINING three aero, situated on corner of Walker and Laadrrdale streets. Ths lAt is derualT stnddea with forest trees, ami nra high and heaHhy. It is a irwet deslraWu stejfar a resl'encr. McOOMBS k TR1QK. apo-lm 119 Mala sttqft FOR 8AJLE. TWO No. 1 likely NEGRO BOTS, from Mtesewe, aged twenty three and twenty four jeare, rejpec llvely.wBlbeioldrerylow. Applj to J J. MURPnr. apU dtw M Front Raw Cigars Cigars. WE are selling oat a can- lgnment of Cigars ot good qualty, at New Tork cost and charges. Call ooa Dealers will do wU to purchase them, apl 2w WARD JONES, 229 Main--1 Till 1 1 li I II IiiMiI asLva-r

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A ale ant jtnt. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. mrVL.toU BiinMaf fine I .A NIL f Baled an the Mtu HI IH un aaboat two mites and a oslf from Court Square. These etrlBe cp properly, on easy twn, will cstlt their WeMl in aperrisg '(.'VniTK. np.tt At Phillips ft White'.. Mate FOR SALE. im T w Mrtner brt MflfT. very wr j the followirg CITY LOTS besoBglog blt?,t Lot J. H. Ta'bot. fSsrd sol H ordered bT Oowtt Let Na 7 in Bod: 17 lo X. Jrfi Work 17 lo f rent of the Gojaso Hoe. iJk 1 and 2 io Block 14, on th corner ot Sfcefty ami BjaJ assents. AH,Lot So. 11 awl 14. aa S-eoad street, between Vnteanad Baps streets. rtC-tca J. H PROTIKE. An U FOR SALE. I WILL sell. Mi easy Wm. that Lot sltoaled at to anrtn earner BMeit aud Avery streets, frealruc IS l M on XtlteW fTW, JfMl 135 fret en Avery rtn. and H me dill OB the east by Btedsm itley. which I 90 x etwtde. Tan is one ot the tno.t desirable Keee )u ha Soots Meant, bats twvtly tn and Mi a seed rKeanbariewd. I -win dl the ,4earirtnelt, as maybe desired ABy Xm J C. DAYlh, sar2T-U At Baak ot Memphis. FOR SALE! THE MBtfc half a Let No. 41, fronting 375i ft fJMckw street, and rmtot back 1SK feet. On tan Lat lbrc H a EaaUcoealottiMekosu. The terms .re libera;. Apply 6. B LOCKK, aTl.tr Aircttaaser and Real Estate Broker. Lots at Private Sale. I OFFER, for sale, bbob easy terse, nlmproved Lot.", IM, m, 116. 126, 193. 10. IM- K Insproved LeU, dl7leiget4ieBlanotsnhJivi4wof Greestaw SaAorraaa, Leoaey Kerte. Q B- LOCKK, w2r AwitMr am! X1 Ke Thos. Peters' Residence Tor S;ile. T H ATK for sale the Residence and 188X acres of land JL WloBCtnc io Thomas Peters lytag oa lb- 8tte- ij oKsmdaod the Memphi and Ctaarleaton Hairroad, 31 Miles east at Afosaphy, at Brayi Station The rnprore- wcU osMsts teJ-T ling, built la Gothic Style, 9 large thhbh and 3 aanil obes, with dooets, store rooms, &c xuAm. 2 servants' reeow. cistern, well. KtaHes aed hara, earrtafe houe, wagoa shed, ice., i.c In short, it Is one of the best improved places in Shelby cosnty.all new aad in -Betted order. I wffl sell the improvements end SS -aewa of land, or a'l together. If desire, I wBl sen the stock of sheep, bogs, and cattle, corn, fodder, eats iatk. stanch-fred and Backed iB the smoke bose. A baroais win be riven. Andy to Thos. Peters, oa the wwaisos, or to G. B. LOCEJ5, dec SI Auetioneer and Real Bstate Broker. Suburban Residence for Sale. T OFFBB for sale, neon good terms, the former Reel 1 denee ot C. F. Kinc. Km.. Irtnc on the north sMe of h new State-line road, a mile and a hart east of the etty. The tract contains II are, and is improved with a amaK resisesce el three rooms, weH and other improTe- Aloav tour acre wood lot, nearly opposite. Tats tract is wMMs three quaaters of a mDe ot a good chBrch and TCheaL and is in one of the best and healthiest neit htsr beedsiB the Ttctnity of UeaaphU. G. B. LOCKK, sorll AncthiBeer and Real Kstate Broker. For Safe, upon Farorablc Terras. B8ING dealrcBs to pet more cash means into oBSiaess, i onr jor sate, upon terms io son, uie foOowiag woil-looatod City and Country Pro- .Berty- One Lot 37 by ItSH feet, an the north side of Xadtton elseet. between Third and Fourth streets, iBBrved w ith a .mail Fr.me Honse, Cistern. &c. A Lot 51 fret 3 inches on the soth side of Beat street, by IM feet oa the east side of Oaaeer ttseet. improved with a Frame Grocery House, and is a good stand for A Hoie and Lot oa the west side of Caasey street 2C0 t -et, HBtL of Beat, House osotaiBlB six raosns. One antoprOT.d Lot, on Poplar street, M by 11S feet One Lot as Exchange stree 60 feet 2 inches by 113 V One Lot on the Alabanta Road. 63 bj ST feet. Bight acres in the Carr tract, on the north k'e of Cen tral ATae, tetween the Residence of Bon. I. u. Harris and im Ptfarn Roost Flankroad. JOHJT JOHNSON. BMr3d.Im No. 3 Clark's KarMe Block. FOR SALE. I triLL sell oa good terms the feUowing prep. aerty: 18 acre., tvoanH from Memphis, East aof the Heiaanda rood, on the Kerr Jt venue. Seve .aires on Jatkeoa stceet extended. atotatBg Dr. TTattia's former it Mile Six acres fronting on Wit Mobm' Avenue, aearly epposiu X. J. Wright's reafcleDCe, Ktrtiaahred. ALdtl, a heaatlful Lot, 369 by 194 leet, oa rieraas do aad KilkMt streets. marSs-lm J. X. PRO VINE TO REXT. ON Laaderdale scre-t, outside tbe corporatioa, lr..i A1AS vt IaJLU. wbicb Bas neeH ec canieil for years by a Gardener. On tbe prem. .Im tea small cweUwg, coatawtnc foar rooms aw bamsiifrt. There is a good cisters near the house. Toere K also a goed orchard, and a tne grape arbor. Ap ply hSBMdutelj to aaSz-tt JOHN CAKNOVAN. A RARE CH.1XCE. IOFFBR for saW, on favorable term and at a tew 5 lire, my PLANTATION ot StlO acre of the beat quality of Jtllsetseippt butt m land, all greatly above overflow. 10 inue west ot Memphis, on tbe plank road 100 acres of cleared Lane' and a new double-frame House with suit able eSCe. Apply at tbe place to PETER LEONARD, or to ff7-tf DANIEL HUGHBS, Memphis. The Best in the World flUTf im ilsiiiitsi llinii whs wish to parcbas t CltT Property, or handsome- Country ReoidrBce lii ha the SBbarhs. On Same ot the latter can be I'had a flue Reaateaee. ready for occupation. Terms tneral, and title good. A pply to rtl7-tf CHARI.R5 T) Mcl.KAV I HAVE three HOUSES and LOTS to rent for the present year, tittut'ri iu the Northeastern ijj'l part of tbe city, -n hat U knoB as Winches. ter Arm ue, it being tbe property upon which I bow Irre. For a sore parttrn ar dscrtptiu, and for tavssng th contract of rent, call on MaJr William Ruf fin, at the Gas OfBoe. BOB PRICE. lBlHf For Sale! I OFFER for sale hve hundred and twecty aacros ot Land, fourteen miles Northeast of Saa serville, on the Jackson road, known as the former residence of Stephen Jarmon. Tbe place is well has a good f tamed dwelling house aud exeittnt sat hemes, gta-beuse, with gii and thresher, tchonse, &c. Then is oa the premises as extensive orchard, wrtfa an kinds ot traits gnwa In the couatry. There are tw haadrod and Uty acres of bind ia caltivatiuB, and the rematateg porttoa well timbered. Apply to the under asgaed, on the pUee. X. F. JARMON, Black Oak Gyve, Teas. FOR SALE. jcSS- THE subscriber offers for sale the tract of land 5a5rn which he now resides, in Haywood county. Tennessee, through which tbe Memphis and Ohio KatJread passes. San tract contains about four thousand acres. The improvements rootiat of a fine frame dwelling, with tea rooms, negro quarters, gin Loose, stables, a fine steam aud grist mill, good orchards. and aj the necessary improvements fora large f aim. or can be conveaiently divided into several small ones. For liealth and fertility of soil this place is un.arpased by any ia theCtfUBtcy. For further particulars apply to the BUMciiair qb rne presitses. ded-4At( THOS. SHAFARD. A Bargain to lie liad in Lands. T W1I LseJI tbe iractof Land on which I live, in Tip- 1 pah ooor.tr, hm., six miles west of Kipley, oa Tippah river, or creek,) containing Eight HaadredAcres, jive bBSdrec' ot tbe very best creek bottom and tbe bal ance fcand bottom and npland. There are about one hon- Ired acre deand, and in a flne state of cultivation. The iatprovements are good and new, cob isting of a JrlBsr booe, and all neoessary oat houses. Tbe above tract ot land, I have no hesitancy in saying, is one of the be ta North Mississippi for raising Cot We, Coin or Stock, as the range is fine both Winter and SummT. 2tor parttcaUrs aboet the place, I refer to Davidson, Kills A. Ktarr, Meespwas; John w. ThocnpsoB, trry, nttt.,w. C. Pegass, Holly Sprtags, or to ayveU oa the premises. eotH-wtf 3. J. PBGU1S. T O B A.C C O $80,000. "TTTE have in store an! are ooartantly receiving (be V moot celebrated brands of TOBACCO from Virginia, XesrtBcky and Missouri, wnteti we sew at manufacturers jjrieea. We weuldcall attenti'in to the follewiBg bianda' Trotter's Raagh and Ready Twbt Pace's Watter Co.'s Midland'. Extra Fascake; Mobicaa, pounds Whit Ton tall, pouuds Poetbontas Emma Adams Bsag II John's Parkins SutberliB's Pentan SaokiBg Tobaceo. SBABROOK CARSON, tchM-Cm Hadlsoo stret, two doors from Mam. WANTED, A SITUATION as Baok-Keeper or Shipping Clerk, by a Toaag Mas from St. Louis. Good refert-Bce gives. Address C. H. MARTIN, P. 0 urn? PREVTEVG PAPER AGEXCY or THE NASHVILLE PAPER MILLS OB COTJBT-ST, BET. TSOXT BOW AND MAIH. Memphis, Tennessee, WHERE an kinds and sizes of Printing Paper can U had at low prices for cab. fteder for any nnasaat size ot paper wM be dispatched to NasevWeaad Wed promptly at mill prices, with the Addtttea ot transportion. w. a. m uii.ilu.aa. apS-ly Chai. Davis, Agent, RAGS! RAGS! RAGS! I WISH to bay 600,090 pounds of rags and will pay the highest price in cash for all the cotton and linea ras, and oM rape and bagging tbat is delivered to me, and earnestly settcuine saving ox rags. W. S. WHITE MAN. ap&.ly CrtAi Davis. Agent. MERCHANTS, PEDLARS AXf MARKETERS are stlidted to engage in buying Rags throughout the country, and those who engage at 11 wH iBeTeasetheirbasiBess, and I will buy all thfy bring W. S. WHITEMAN. tp6-Iy Chas. Davis. Agent. Jflcm&Iiis Wounclery SIACHINE SHOP, Adems Street, Memphis, Tenn., IS I ow prepared to do all kinds of Machine Work; also. Steamboat Work of every descrtp ion. Steam Engines, Saw Mdls of everr description. Cotton and Wool Ma cMeecy, Gin Gearing. Planing Machines. Also, Brass TuBBdery, Casting and Finishing, Steam Gnage Cocks aBd Cattiagi' ol every description, heavy Wrought Iron Forg. tog. Wrought Iron Gratinzs for Jails, Bank Vaults, Cel lar and Side-Walk Grates, Iron Fencing of evert descrip tion made to order. AIo, nonse Fronts, Window Cap and SWs, of varieu patterns. In a word, 1 an prepared to do every description of work In my line. I have now In shop the latest and most improved pit. terns of Steam Engines. WAAC PHELON 8. McKEKMA. SBpflBteadent- frblO-ly FOR SALE, rn WO DRAYS also two Dray Lieess'S.wblch have eight I and nine meBtas to run. Apply to GWYXKB GIBSON. -er -SO jfofaL? XEfSPftlXG AND SUMMER COOUS, 3T OK 13 67 JAS. A. STEEETT CO., SO '19 MA1N-ST., OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS' BALL, in.t mibo choice .Uck of FAXCT and STA "A PLE DRT GOODS whuh tLey eff-r ler cah. or r.f;BrDvrltocaui oar loct before pnrcBatiQK t t?,;. rparTo? nch Drr Silks Si TiMaes B rst. ALSO. SUk T.MW, Btrece, Organ-lie, Jnett and IVu lUbe, o, the newest de.Ua; Lace 3UawU and UaMOIal, now anaeeegini Family Furnishing Materials, CaaiUUBC is part ot Linen and Cotton SheeUsc. aH wldthVaad qBamies. Pillow Ce Llneni. dooMe and ln IIB.akT.We Ooths. Napkin. Diapers, lXjles. T -eUwt. Cartaln Material ot all defipiteD, Jlar teillts Qallt an Counterpanes, Dimities, &C Weaeeed aad Brown Sneetins and ShlrtlBg. PUlnand Striped O'BabB'g. &C, TKkicC, Striped Oottona-Us, ApronCBecks,nanBeis. Jean. &c Watte Goodsojn fittwsot Plata FigBred, and Checked Swiss Bock In dia. anil. &c t Brabrelde rles and Lace. UaBdMHae TTorked Setts, Collars, Brard. ie .Infants' rriLM pi. in and Embioldtrrd BandkercBir;, m.c rrni4. Fascr Iklti. Fans. Perfumery, Small Tara &c it uiuttlKB tamakeDrrnoeds th leadirefea tare ot bsMtBeas, and oar friends can rely npon tndmc at all tlmrs a fin aaa eaaBlete assanmeni. Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Stock in tills line BUBtfactBred under ear own super vision. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Umbrellas, TarasoH, Trunk", Carpet BSt. i e. apt 3a SPIYEY CJL.AKKE, EEAt-rm rs Gcntleuiens' Boys and Childrcns' FIJS'E clothing, FURNISHING GOODS, Sole leather TruttUs, Cav- lct Bags, .Sic., &c. 243 MAIN STREET, UNION BLOCK, VEUPR1S. TENNESSEE. tt-tK are now receiving our SPRING AND SUMMER VV STOCK, which will be found complete In qn Uity, stvles and prices. We have 600 Si iBf and Summer Cassimere Sells, "some vcrj fine;" 5.V mil a Fancv Cassimere ranlalosns. at all prices 603 pairs Black Cassimere and Drap E Tete Pantaloons Iiacs uiota rjm.. uuiikwu, J iiae Cloth Dress Coats. good ftjlej" BUrk aad Farcy Silk Vestt, Rif ten Patterns and ityles 580 Fancy and White Marseilles Vests, Raglan style; Rich White Figured Sitin Vests, new stylos fijii urhit Lines Fro-ks and Raclans GOO Kbck Drap E Tete, Alpaoca and CashHtere Frock and Raglaa Coats; SoriMir Cashmere Razlaa Over Coats 508 -'osen White and Fancy Sbiru, amng which wfll be f sand all the styles. We also have a lsrce stock ot Medium Goods. Werepectfully solicit an examination of our stork. Tbe riucrs will be xouna low. earn SPITET& CLARKE J. SPIVEV II. C. CLABEE, iPIVEY WHOLESALE AXO BETAIL DEALERS IS GEX'TLEJIES'S AND BOYS Fine CIotMi.gr, FUKNISHEVG GOODS, Solo Leather Trunks and Carpet Bags, 243 MAIN STREET, Union Block, Opposite Court Square. "ICR term are cash, which enables us to sell at tht J lowest prices. We respectfully solicit a call frora all in want of Clothing. raaysa-aawiy Bprlmg ami Summer SL1I0X &SEESSEL, aLfJVUFACTORERS OF IttENS' ASD BOYS' CLOTHING, A!D WHOLESALE SEALESS IH Staple and Domestic Dry Goods, BOOTS SHOES AND PLANTERS' GOODS. OUR facilities this year being of such a nature we art enabled tootferonr SprlBg aadummer stock, which li. unusually large, to the trade and citixvus gene, ally at the very lowest rates. Country Merchants and River Traders in particular are earnestly requested to call and examine ear stock beforepurcnasmgeifewBire. SIMON SEESSEL. 63 Front Row, Corse r JeSersoa.st., under Commercial Hotel, marra-dawtf J. W. WATSON Merchant Tailor, TTAVING removed to No. 6 Court street, between li Main strrtt and Front Row. begs to retain his thanks to his friends and tbe public generally for their liberal patronage for tbe laet six years, and hopes, br stiict attention to business to merit a continuance ef the same. Having engaged a So. 1 Crttrr, of long experience, he M now prepared to nuke up bis goods in Orst rale style, and et.eaper than any ether bouse la Memphis, far cssn. He buys !jt rah and s lis for cash. f el 27-331 cWercI&mit Tailor, 187 3MATPT ST., Under the YForsliara House. rrHE subrcriber begs lea veto announce to hlscuctom JL ers and tbe citizens ot Memphis that he has return ed from New Tork with a full assortment of most splen. did Goods, which he is prepared to make up for cat-h on shor no'ice. seps-iy KQJtXE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF MEMPHIS, TENN. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL I GUARANTY CAPITAL aeee.oao. sioo.ooo. "lHARTKRE'J by the Legislature of 7Vnness. Session W ef 1S66-'6C. lo auke Fire. Life ai--d Marine Iusurance and to caure themselves to be rr-insared when deemed ejpeditnL In vi-w of which they have arranged with the following Companies, for re-Insurance by means of open polielesf British Coramtreia! Life, London Capital $3 OOO.ono Equitable Fire, 2,0CO,000 lot rnational Life, 2 600 000 KnKkerboeker Life. Ualied States. 2)0 CM Great W. stern Marine, 1,000 000 Howard Fire end Marine, oou,uoo CoBfrriideted Fire 300 000 At the annual eiectkn oa Tuesday, tbe 10th l'ttant, the leriewing Directors and Committee -were elected for the e asuiag year DinXCTORS. JAYES B. THORNTON, L. J. DUPRKE, GEO R GRANT. THOS. McADAiT, STEPHEN B. rCRIIS, J. IL JiULFDBD, HENRY S. KING, JOS. BARBIEl'E, Jrv JAMES BORO. rtSAlfCE COilMITTTiE- S. B. CPRTIS. L. J. DUPRKE, D. S. E1K3, Me4,cal Examiner G r O. R. GRANT, J XI. Attorney J. B.TnORNTON, Esq. Attitttdbv S P. BANKUKAD. Ha. ADd at a meeting of tbe new Directory ot Wednesday. tbe Ilth inft., the toUowtng officers wre tbaseatsr the year: JAMES B TIIORNTON, President. GEO R GRANT, Tfce President. THOS. McAD.VM. Secretary. OFFICE No. 8, Madison street, corner F: cat Row. ftb!7-dly District Inspector fP STEAMBOATS, Steamboat Boikrs, and Steamboat w Machinery, under tbe previsions of tbe Acts ot Con gres; et IbJS and Ib.S. OOlce, 8 Madison street, mar TnoMAS McADAM, In-pector. TENNESSEE 3IARLE AND FIRE IXSUR1NCE CO. Of Nasliville, Tenn. CAPITA!., 8150,000. JOSEPH VAULX Prea't.....A. W. BUTLER, SeCy. DIRECTORS: JehaM HMJ, James Correy, G. U. Fogg. S. E Alex. AUlson, Thompson Anderson, a. 11. uaruncT, r. a. twen, Joseph Yaulx, James Elils, ABeway, W. S. Eat In. MARINE INSURANCE on Cargoes and Freights tmdet open or special policies. Inland Transportation Risks ol Merchandise, by steamboats, railroads, or land carrlagts: also, hazards on livers and lakes to or from any part of the untied states. FIRE INSURANCE on buildings, dwelling or otter Keuses, goods la store, furniture, ate, in town or cccnlry, SJegrees insured against me Gangers of the rlvei J. G. LONSDALE, Agent, Office Jefferson street, Memphlf, The Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF NEW YORK. Accumulated Fund, $3,000,000. THE rates adopted by this Company are based upon tbe most correct obserratioas. Policy holders get all the gains ot tbe Company, as It Is purely mutual, having no nr-fr red etocK or other capital to Use the first fruits ot ptoflis from toe insured. Any person wishing Insurance on his cr her life will re ceive au iBlemraueB, togctner wiui ue requisite forms tl application, by calling en J. tJ. LONSDALE, Agent Mutual Lite Insurance Company, ortl l-lr Offlne Jenon street. Memphis, NEW ESTABLISHMENT. rpiIE under i lined are now opening at their NEW A. DRUG STORE, NO. 3T FRONT ROW, a general and well selected assortment of Freslt Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals Pamts, Oils, Dyestufls, Patent Medicines. Glassware and Perfumery, warranted to be fresh and g- ntine, direct from New York. wMch are offered on ac commodating Unas. Call and Judge for yourselves, or send in your orders, which will be promptly attended to, particularly these f rum a distance, and the goods sent forward without delay. The patronage ot our friend and the pubite is respectfully solicited to our- new es tablishment, at we feel assured we can reader satisfac tion to all ttbo may favor us wiialh'lreustom. Prescriptions put up carefully at all hours. uK RIMCarfc'PKRKTNfJ. JbOSI. ITOIS day Inst In Memphis, and as I believe, cn Wasti. lugton street, a small memoranda-bowk, and $1090 o Arkansas Swamp Land Scrip. No. 1043 for 10 No. 1 Ml for 860 $1300 isaoHl la September, 1S56, and payable at Pine Una. This Is to notify the Under who the owner Is, and to give all persons notice not to .purchase th same A proper compensation will be given by me to the Under on delivery tome. nov2-tf THOMAS JAME. SWAN OO.'S LOTTERIES. i I Capital Prize $50,000. TICKETS ONLY 810! OWING to the great favor with which our Single Nnn berLottnles have been received by the public, snd the large demand for Tickets, the Manager., S SWAN at CO.. will have a drawing oath Saturday Itroughout the vear. The f. Rowing Scheme will be drawn in each of their Lotteries for March 1S57. OXiASS SO, To bo drawn la the City of Atlanta, Georgia, la public. on SATURDAY, April lib, 1SI7. OLASS 31, To is drawn In the city ot AUauta, Georgia, in public, on SATURDAT, April Iltb, 1857. OTjASS 32. To be drawn ia the dty ot Atlanta, Georgia, In public, on SATJRDAT, April 18:h, 1857. OIjiJSS 33, To b drawn In the city ct Atlanta. Giorgia, In public, oa SATURDAT, April 25th, 1S57, on the plau of Single JVumhers I 3.290 3P3TJZ!Ol3 i I More than One Priso to Every Ten H?iclco ts. MAGSIFICEXT SCHEME, TO atr DRAWS EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL. 1 Prise ef. 1 $59,009 $50,000 34X00 I. 20,010 10 000 is lo.eu) is 6,0-0 Is lO.WK) 10 000 6.000" a,0W U 6.000 5,000 2,600 2,600 3,t,00 2,500 2,600 2500 .1,000 1,000 1,0 0 1,000 1,000 10,000 5,000 6.0) is 2,600 is 2.500 if 2 600 is 2 503 la 2,00 is 3 500 Is 1,010 is l,tC is 1,000 Is 1,000 1 1.000 is 100 are 60 are 100 100 AVPROTISTATION PRIZES. 4 Prlxes ot $225Aprox'tlng to $50,000 Prize are $900 4 a 160 20.000 610 610 600 80 60 30 23 20 are.. 10 000 6,000 2,500 1.0T0 12 21 20 3,000 720 500 60.C00 3,290 prizes amounting to. .$201,000 Whole Tickets, S10 Halves, $5 00; Quarters, sis ou. PT.AN OF THE LOTTERY. The Numbers from 1 to 30 000, corresponding with tho'e Numbers on tht Tickets printed on separate slips of pa per, are encircled with a mall tin tubes and placed In one wheel. The first 21S Prlzf s. similarly printed and encircled, are placed In another w heel The wheels are then revolved, and a number Is drawn from the wheel ef numbers, and at the same time a Prize U drawn from tbe other who-I. The Number and rrire d'awnout are opened and exhibited to tbe audience, and regUt.redby the Commissioners the P.lze being placed against tbe Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out. Approximation Pbizes. The two preceding and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing tbe first 13 Prix's will be entitled ti the 72 Approximation Pi lies, ac cording to tbe scheme. 53- The 3,000 Prizes of $20 will be determined by the last figure of the number that draws the $50,000 Priie. Foreximple. If tb Numbers drawing $50,000 Prize ends with No. 1, thrn all tbe Tickets where the number ends In 1 win be entitled to $20. If the Number ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where tbe number ends In 2 will be entitled to $20, snd so on to 0. Certificates ot Packages will be sold at the following rates, which is the risk Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50 00 10 Half to 00 10 Quarter 20 00 10 Eighth 10 00 In orderiag Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money to our addres. for the Tickets ordered.on receipt ef which they will be forwarded by first mall. Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any figure they may designate. Tbe list of drawn numbers and prizes will be foiward ed to purchasers immediately after the drawing. Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and give their Post Ofllce, County and State. JCJ Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable la full witbout deduction. J3" All Prizes of $1,000 and undsr, paid immediately after tbe drawing other Prizes at the usual time of thirty days. O" All communications strictly confidential. JCJ-Prize Tickets cashed or renewed la other Tl kets at either office. Address orders for Tickets or Certificates of Packages of Tickets either to mir26 S. SWAN CO.. Atlanta. Ga. fah 0 r-al) in 3 J m Ij in c Planters, Look, to Your Interest! WE are Mill agents for tbe sale of tbe EAGIE GIN STAND Actual tests prove tbat the Gins now be ing manufactured are the befct In u,e. For lightness ot draught, speed, and making a flnei am ple, these Gins onnot be equaled. Now Is the time to end in your orders, so as to have them made and to arrive here in time far tbe next crop. nAKRIS, WORMK' ET Is. CO Agents, mtr?5 da3m No. S Front Row, Memphis. 53 Enquirer copy. i. D. TnrriiEAiiT ..J. M. W00DS03. TRUEIIEART W00DSOX. Manufacturers or Southern Star Collou Gin, GKRMANTOWN, TENN., RESFECTFUI.LY call the attention ef the public, par ticularly the Co' ton Pisnlr to Ibrir GIN MANU FACTORY, n-w lu succestf ul op?ral'on in this place. We deem it unnecessary to pubii.h any testimonials of tbe good performanc-s of our Gins, lba:h many could be prrcured of gentleman who are no uiui ibeni men of high rrpn:a Ion at piaLb-ra and wou'd cot be satisfied with any but a good Gin and we will only add that we are determined to spare no pairs or meaua to make a Cotton Gin that will pl ase tbe Planter. Ill addition to the Gin we furimrly advntiS'd and sold for $3 per saw, w are n..w fittlns up ai improved style, at con IderaMe adillllnal expenre, w" lea we will sell at $3 60 per saw. A sample o- our Gins can always b seen at Messrs. Graham k. Hill's, who are our agrnts in Mimpfal. Gentlemen Planters, send in your orders wUh rpeeia cation f, and thyrhall be prompt'y attended to.' A auf Sclent guaranty oriren in every cale 3" Repairing done with neatness and diir atth. nir24-daw6m Important to Cotton Planters! THE TAILOR PREMIES! COTTON GIN, MAKUrACTUBED Br CLE MANS, BEOWN CO., COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. THE subscriber begs leave to call the attention of Planters lo an examination of the merits of tbtse Gin Stands, which postesa in a greater degree the quail- ties to be dei-edla a Cotton uin vl.t speea, Ligm Draught, and Good Sample than any Gin extant, and are crprr d on as reasonable terms as any establishment in the South. I feel fully authorized la saying that I can f ornIh, all tfalnirs considered, a superior Gin Statd to any factory in the United States. M.tsrs. Foalkes. Mount Co. are agents for the sale of these Gins, who will keep a supply of various aires on hand, or win order any tlze at short nctlce. Office on Jeff-rnon street, Memphis, Tenn. anarJO-dtwswsm 3. A. tuuhmua, Ag t, Premium Cotton Gins. THE attentloa of Cotton Planters Is respectfully called to the above superior Gins, manufactured by E. Car ver Co., East Brldgewater, Mass. Under a recent Im provement, the Carver Gins are regarded as tbe best now la general use tb lr superiority needs bo comments f rem us, as thousands are now la successful operation la U e Southern country. We have on hand fifty Gins, embracing all the different sizes and numbers, of saws. Also 10 and 12 tout seTment bolts, washers, lie., cost plete, all of which we offer to our friends upon the nana! terms aad time. GWYNN GIBSON, Noi. 1 and 2 Exchange Building. Memphis, Sept. 23, 1654 tf WHITLEY'S PATENT PORTA- BLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, MAKUrACTUBED BY CLAEK AVERY, 51. Lov.it, Mo. AGENT AT MEMPHIS, TENN., Q. McIaEAN. TTAVING taken the Agency for the sale of the above XI Circular Saw Mills, I am prepared to fill all orders for Mills, with or -without the power to aura mem on the a bortest notice Persons wlahlaz tonurchaeMlIls. and also desirous that theyshonldbe set tip and put Into operation, can be ac commodated. We do not wish to praise our own work, all we ask of persons wishing to purchase Mills Is to examine our work before buying elsewhere, as we think they will give us tbe preference alter such examination, we are sat lafied our MlllswlIIiaw more lumber, and In better style In the time number of hours 'than any. other Saw Mill now made Persons wishing lo purchase Mills will please address me at Memphis, Teua. G. McLEAN. BOILER MAKER, Black Smith and Sheet Iron Worker, Corner of Front -Roto end Wincheiltr-st., MEMPHIS, TEKM. SECOND-HAND Boilers bought, sold aad exchanged for sew one.. Sheet Iron work done of every description, snca as Chimneys; Brlchen, Fire Beds, Eicape Pipes. Condensers. Fotges.Metallc Life- Boats, and Steam boat Work In gsneral. Also, Bank Safes, Firepro.f Shuts, Gasometers, Ola terns, &c. N. B. Boilers repaired at the shortest notice, and en the ti ni reasonable terms. novM-dewly TWKNTY.FITE Ifgt GoldenSyrup, forsale.by mail? HANCOCK, CLARK ft CO. lark k DISSOLUTION. ON the 1st June, 1S56. the firm heretofore existing b F. II. CLARK snd A C. WUR2ACH was dis solved by mutual Consent. F. Q. Clark Is charged with the settlement .cf the business of the late trm of F H Clark k. Co. p. n. CIA.RK. A. 0. WrazRACH. JrJ Jt iliiTl. The subscribers have associated themstlTes toeether under the Una ot F. H. CLARK CO. F. n. CLARK, JAS. S. WILtlNS, THOS. HILL. OUR NEW .FIRM. It affords me pleasnre to announce to my friends and the pubue that I have associated with me my former partner, JAS. S. W)LKtNS, and my well-known asali tant, THOS. niLL, nnd.r the familiar style ot 7. H. CLARK CO. The new Arm will start wl!h an efficient force In each mechanical branch, tbe Watch department being under the supervision of Mr. Wllklas. Sto foil at all times of the latest fashloas. aad prices as lot. is the same quality and style of goods can be pur chased in ruiiaaeipniaorew iorx. I am thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me durlngmy fifteen years' residence in Memphis, dad ray aim will do to merit its continuance. T. H. CLARK. ESTABLISHED 1841. OUR aim has been to keep pace with our growing city, and furnish those who want Goods in our line with good articles, and at fair prices. Our assortment, for years, has been hut little If any behind our Eastern cities. It Is more extensive this season than ever. Oar leading branches are, first WATCHES, Of whi i we have every variety In general use. toeether with a large assortment made to our order, which for neatness of style and tlme-krp- 'ing, are surpassed by none. In our assortment will be fonndthe Eight Day Watch aud the Repeating Chronometer, giving the time to a tainnte in the dark. JEWELRY. Our assortment in this Important branch Is kept full by frequent receipts of all the new stylet, whether ot foreign or aeraesuc production. GWjVSs GUJVS. W have made thi branch ot our business a study for veare. not onlv nostinc ourselves with legard to tbe dlf f erent anilities and merits of the different styles and ma kers, but ot tbe kinds best suitable to our market Our assortment, for t number of years, has been large, to which we have recently made many additions cf our own lmrt rtatlon. We can furnish our customers with SIlOT GtNS frora $5 to $200; RIFLES from $10 to $100, Alio, the celebrated SnARPE'3 RIFLE. 1 i s t o 1 s DERRINGER and COLT, of all sizes. Also, a full as scrlmeni of me cinas in general use. SILVER GOODS Tea and Coffee Sets, Pitchers, Goblets, Cups, Castors, Spoons, Forks, Ladles, with many choice Fancy Articles, all com tine. SILVER PLATED GOODS. Urns, Castors, Candlesticks, Tea and Coffee Sets, Kperg ces, Cake and Fruit Baskets. Spoons, Forks, Ladles, Pitch' ers, Uoweti, (japs, wanerj, ace., blc OITTLERT A f nil assortment of Pocket and Table, from the Vest makers, with a great variety of Fancy Goods. OUP. MEC ETANICAIi P.BANCH. All kinds ot Watch Work done in ths most faithful manner. Jewelry repaired, aud new made to order, Engraving. Plain and Oramental Seals for Lddgis, Courts, be, ta any style bieacei nates or au sizes. DAGUERREMGALLERY, Prof Remington, Artist, Embraces a snit of rooms built expressly for the purpose, and we are prepared to f drnlsh onr customers with first class pictures iaall the vartout styies. Ia building expressly for our business, we have com' Wned every convenience f.r the different branches, and gieatly re :ucea onr expenses, wraca, witn our facilities and theexttntien of our business, enables us to sell goods and do work on the most reasonable terms Goods cheer fully shown and f-irly rcpnscsted, aad we Invite all, both buyers and the curious, to drop la wl'hout ceremony aad examine our stoc. we keep open bouse for all. octl6-dawly F. H. CLARK CO, INT 23 X7V SPRING- STOCK! WAT0HF.S Some very flne. JEWELRY New styles. SILVERWARE Com line. SILVER PLATED GOODS Best quality. SPSCTACLl-S To suit every cendlt oa of tight. GUNS Best makers. FISTOI.S Fail aiaoitment POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY. CLOCKS. CANE3 FANCY GOODS. Maklcg by tar the best ass or' ment ever offered In this market 11. CLARK CO marQS No 1 CIsik'a HarblcBlock, SHARP'S RIFLES Mississippi ISifles, FOR SALE BY F. II. CLARK COMPANY. marl 4 THE" SPllERE0TYrE7 rTlnElatet and by far tbe most Important Improve 1 meat in Photography is the recently patented pic tore known as tbe SPHERKOTTPE, which is not only new and unlike any cf Its predecessors, but greatly SU' perlor to all. The Sphereotype la proof against TIME, a:u and water, and for richness ot tone, warmth of expression and distinctness has I o equal In fact the 11 lnslon is such that the picture, or image, seems suspeid, ed in air, entirely independent of the back ground For I bis picture we have the exclusive right for Mem' phis Spedmeas can be seen la our Gallery, where pic tures are also taken in me various style- oy our Artist, PAtO'. KJiiYLIUCxTOIi, who corabln s tbe Chemist with the Artist, which ena. bles him at all times to produce superior Fictnres. F. II. CLARK H. CO dec2-tf No. I Clark's Marble Block. (oufarfionatttS- PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY Wholesale anil Wctall CANDY MANUFACTORY, No. 67 Front How. rfr THANKFUL to his friends and the public n-Sofor the very liberal patronage extended to bim for tbe last eight years, M. LOUIS MO.V TEDONICO btgs have to 'ntorm tbe citizens of Membhls aud vicinity tbat he will constantly keep on hand a large assortment of the best imported Wines- Claret, Port, Madeira, White, &c.; also, Scotch Ale and London Porter. M. L. Montedo.nico always keeps on hand a great variety of Fancy Candles and Toys, an aasortm'nt ot stick Candy, Pruues la Jars and boxes. Raisins, Grapes, every kind of Fruits and Null. Fickles. Lobsters. Sardines, Olives, French and English Mustard. Sugar in loaf and boxes, Caracao, Maras hlao, Old Wines, Ginger, Pre serves, Savannah, New York and Boston Preserves, Cat sup. Pepper Since, Chocolate, cordial- syrups. Macca. ronl. Veimaceili, the best Havana Cigars, and a great many o her articles, loo numerous to mention, now offered for sale very low. either by wholesale or retail. Having, at much expense, secured the services of two of the most experienced workmen ever la this city, he flatten hlmseif that he cannot be surpanse I in arranging and decorating tables for Parties Wedding., ice with Donor to himself ana satisfaction to nis customers. dec24-tf L. ROCCO, Manufacturer and Wholesale Healer in JPlaln and Fancy CANDIES, CAKES, &C. No. 220 aiaiu- st, Odd Fellows Kall, Ifomnliio rB A v. T7-EEPS constantly oa hand J large assortment of Green JV and Dry Fruits, Fruits in their own Juice. Jellies, rrcserves, saroincs, xooaiers, spicea ana ricxiea oys ters, Pickles, Cordials, Syrups, flne Wines, Brandies, all U1A1S Ul .1 UW, In connection with this establishment I hare fitted up in superior style an Ice Cream Saloon. expressly for the Ladles. A'so r Gent.emeri -a,ooa, wnere ice urcam is aerveu jrora s a. h. nil iz p. j&, ap27 C. C. MAYD'yTELL'S OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, MEMPHIS, TESN., WHERE can be found all description of Grave Work, which will be furnished as cheap as It can be got in any matket West. Also, Building Wotk done at short notice. It ia to the Interest of all persons wanting such work to purcba'e from the yards at Memphis instead of purchas ing from Agents, as me Manuiacurs nave to aaoi me twenty per cent, thsl Is paid Agents to the work sold by them. Southerners, look to your interest. derSlawfim O O. MATDWELL. TO TJBCE 1JU HT.iTO! The Madison Street Sash, Door and Blind Factory TnE nnderstlgn'd bas taken the etsnd recently occu pied by Moore ft Halstead, over tbe Planing Mill of Whlcole.McCuUaca ft Co.. and l prepared to fill all or ders for Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Casings, Mould ing!, Mantles, ftc. Particular attention paid lo dressing aad ripping Lea ber, tor the Carpenters and Builders. Valuable Negroes, for Salo. THIRTY NEGROES Just arnrea rrom Kentucky and Virginia, among the number three good Me chanics. N. B. FORREST, marT'tl in Adaml street. f 1 aritoari ani HAWKS, SMITH CO.'S BULLETIN. :Sprinc 1x.cio, 18G7 1 MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, MECHANICS 1 LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. HAWKS, SMITH IMPORTERS AND DFALERS IN CO., i a i -ve rr. CUTLERY, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Nos. 301 and 806 Main-st. ALSO AOE.1TS TOK Herring's H Patent Salamander Safes HAYING now received the greater portion of our Goods for tbe SI-RING TRADE, br recent arrivals from Europe aad the Eastern Cities, we are prepared to offer greater Inducements to the Merchants, Planters and Mechanics of the Southwest than have hltnerto been of fered In this market, for proof. of which we respectfully so icit the inspection of our stock and prices. Ia view of this, we have placed ourselves la a position to oner such Inducements to those who may visit Memphis for the pur- pots of making their purchases, as win deter them from seeking another market, so far at least as our business is concerned. To fully carry out this object we have made permanent arrangi meal swllh tbe best manufacturers in England and la this country, to bo regularly supplied with a full stock of Good! In our line, aadSrinturnlsh those who may favorus with their orders, wfttiagoodg at as low figures as any Mouse lu tne country. Bourn or west. our stocz comprises For the Country Trade. Boiled and Charcoal Iron Castings, Boston, Philadelphia and Wheeling Nails, Hunt's and Collins' Axes and Hatchets, Log. Trace, Stay and Stretch Chains, Bright and half bright caatsteel Hoes, Caststeel poliehed rlveted-eje Hoes, Oil root and steam bent Uames, nog skin Collars, horse and mule. Cotton, wool and Jim Crow Cards, Manilla and Jute Cordage, Thread and common cotton Rope, Plow Lines, Bed cores, OrstneiLines, Louisville, Cincinnati and New York Sifters, Nova Scotia and B -ved Grlnd(tuns, Ames' caststeel Shovels aad'Spades, Rowland's aud Csa's Shovels and Spades, Table aad Pocket Cullsry, all patternsT Locks, Latches, Hinges, Ac, Well Wheels and Well Buckets. Together with every a i tide suited to the trade of the country merchant. In the Agricultural Department We have made the best selections from the most approved manufacturers of eveiy article necessary for the planting community, mciudtng Cotton. Cane aud Grub Hoes, Cane Knives, and Briar Hooks, Plow and Wagou Chains, Fan Mils, Corn Mills, Corn Shelters, Corn and Cob Crnahers, Straw Cutters, Hay and Manure Forks, Rakes, fie.. Grain Cradles, and Scythes, Patent and common Churns, Ilamcs, Collars, Singletrees, ftc, Pruning Saws and. Chisels, Garden Implements ot all kinds, nail ft Spear's wrougbt and cast Plows, Allen's Cotton Plows and Scrapers. Together with a f nil stock of the celebrated Avery and Livingston ft Co. Flaws, which have for several years past given such universal satisfaction. We are fully pre pared to keep always on band a large stock of these Plows together with the extra Points and Castings, so as to be able to supply our planters with them at all times, In the selection of our stock ot Goods in the Mechanical Department We have psld most particular attention to the interests ot our mechanics. We have selected such goods as are best tutted to this market, and can safely guaranty talis f.rilnn .11 Our stock In this department Is full and complete. comprising in Building Materials Greenwood'scelebrabd Pinge. Greenwood's Axle Pullies and Shutter Fastnlngs, Pearl White and Mineral Kn.b Locks and Latches, Clo-e and Electro-Plated Cottage, Rural and Mortise Fr-nt and store door Sliding door. Locks and Furniture. Self-shutting door and Gate Hinges and Latches, Bolts and Hooks, Nails, Brads. Screws, ftc. This departmen laxrur business is under the special supervision of one of the partners, who has far many years. In this city, given It bis careful attention, and be lieving that this branch of our business requires more than ordinary care, both in tbe selection of tbe good and In filling orders, be Is determined to utehls b-st en. deavors to keep inch goods as shall plea-e all our me chanics, aad will hold every Inducement to raetltthilr patron'.ge We would ca'l ptrticular attention to onr stock ot Tools, the quality of all which we can fully guaranty, compris ing in Carpenttr's Tools Union Factory Planei, Rales, ftc. Spear ft Jackson's Hand and Panneil Saws, Butcher's cast steel Chisels aud Fries, Earl Smith ft Co.'s Files. Wetherby's Chisels and Draw Knives, Cam's celebrated Spirit Levels, Rules and Guages, Angers, Auger Bitts, Screwdrivers, Ac. Blacksmith's Tools. Peck's Louisville Bellows, Newcomb's New York Bellows, 3)1 Id Box and PraUel Vices, Armltage's Mottsehole Anvils, Coley's warranted Anvil., Hand and Sledge Hammers, Blacksmith Tongues, Farriers. Hammers, Knives and Pincers. Tinners' Materials. Best Charcoal Tin Plate 1 C. ti tt "IX Leaded Roofing Plate I C, Bar Tin, Speltre, ftc. Iron Brass and Copper Wire, Bolt Copper, SoUerlnglrons. ftc. Tinned and Braziers Sheet Copper, Boiled andCbarcoal Shset Iron. Buss Imitation, Russ. and Galremlied Iron, Bar Lead. Rivets. Conner Tacks, ftc We would also call the attention of Rallrtad aud Levee Contrac'ors to our stock of Railroad Barrows, Amei Shovels aad Spades, Boring Machines. Mattrcks. Picks, ftc. naving a thorough knowledge ot onr business In all Its branches, we are determined to srl re it our entire atten tion, and shall attend personally to all tbe orders, and to the transaction of our business in every particular, and by so doing flatter ourselves that we can give satisfac tion. HAWKS. SMITn ft CO., fcbl 301 and 306 Main-st. PIANO FORTE, FUKNITUHE, Carpet and Curtain Rooms. PIANOS of A. A. Gale ft Co., Llghte, Newton ft1 Bradbury; Rosewood. Ma hogany and Walnut Parlor and Bed Room Furniture. Sofas, Divans. Bureaus. Ward' robs. Secretaries, Cottage Ma-ble Top Bed RoomSnits, and a large assortment of Common Furniture. Spring, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Chuck Mattresses made io orutr uu carpeting, from truce to eighteen reel wide; Tapestry, Biuss-ls and Common Carpets. Trans parent Shades and Curtains. Carpets, Curtains and Cor nicrs, made by an experienced Upholsterer. Looking oiass aad Picture Frame. nudi to order Pianos tuned, and all kinds of Musical Instruments repaired by ex pe riencea workmen. H. M. GROSVENUR, Main street, tetween Madison and Monroe. mar27-dsw6m JACOB BECHTOLD, CORNER OF CHICKASAW AND JACKS0N-8TS 3VXoXX3.Tr"-! i S3 Tnnn TiEALSR la Ale. Porter. Cider and Wines of all kinds J manufactured by the most celebrated estatlish-neati lu tbe united States. For sale. Wholesale or Retail From my long experience la the business (twelve years cf wnicn cas oeen in me city or Jiempnu; i ca tag mysel with the guaranty I have had from my old customer that my exertions have been appreciated by them. Jnry27-dawtf JACOB BEGnTOLD. REMOVATj or THE 1EW DRUG STORE. n WE take pleasure la Informing the citlsens of t Memphis and the public generally that we have re moved our stock ot Drugs lo the corner of Main and Union streets, and will take pleasure la accommo dating all who may favor ns with a call. We are also in receipt of a full supply of fresh and leu ulne Drugs, Chemicals. Faints, Oils. Prrf umery. Ac. Particular attention paid to ruling of Prescriptions at ail nonrs or aay ana nignt. d31-tf R. JOYNKR ft CO, SOME FORTY OR FIFTY ACCLI MATED COTTON NEGROES FOB SALE. m FROM the State of Georgia, consisting ot 4 raen, womea, boys and gins. Among them ?are some very likely families In a few' days we Intend to concentrate our purchases from Kentucky and Virginia to this point, audilve the buyers ot this country an opportunity ot investing their money in pool Negroes. Give ns a call before making your purchases. marZ2-3ni isultu, uius-iksscu, Jotice. I HAVE sild out my Stable oa-the corner cf Union and Second streets, resigned all my accounts, and made an arrangement for tbe prompt settlement of all ny tu dtttedness. I take this public mode of returning my sin cere tbankr to my kind friends and patrons, (those who paid,) andot cordially recommending my successors. In whose boaesty and integrity I have the most implicit re- liaice, and whom I take aapeclal pleasure la recommend ing to my numerous friends as kind and courteous gentle men, from whom jou can always get value for your money. B. B. BLACK, Memphis, February 1837. The above card of our old friend Black win apprise our friends of Memphis and surrounding country that we can be found at tbe above stand at all hours, both day and night, ready and willing to serve our friends !n any de partment of me ia very ousiness. atr. Black's indebted ness will be promptly adjusted by the und-rslgned, as fart as maris come into their hands from the assets of said R. R B:ak. mar20-l m N. P. FERRELL ft CO Carriage Factory, THE undersigned have opened a Carriage Factory cn Second street, between Washington and Adams streets, wl-ere they are prepared to Manufacture aad Re pair Carriages atlbe shortest notice. All work done by them will be guarantied, and a share ot public patronage solicited. Jan3-lv L S. BURR ft CO. TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF fiaBen JAMES MILLSON, formerly of CIncln HXJratl, Obis, would respectfully announce to fl. the citizens ot Memphis tbat he has opened1 a D LEACHING and PRESSINQ Establishment on Unlea street, near D Soto, where Bonnets. Flats, Glpaey and Gents' Hats will bo done in the best style for those who favor him with their patronage Also, Bonnets dyed and pressed for tores, at low prices. Please give mm a call, on union street, nrar Desoto. raai22 3m 100 Barrels Flour, VARIOUS brands, from ths best Extra to Superfine, tor sal by B. MERRILL, oc Mala itrtet. TO MERCHANTS. TTTE respectfully call your attention to our extensive V V stock of Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, French Window wm, ..u., isiuig., aaeiais, aua au omer articles m our line suited to the trade of this section of country moaioi waicuuaa euner been imported by us direct from Europe, or selected from tbe best factories In Ameriea by our partner reildeat la the East. The recent addition of another store to oar premises, enabled as to establish a conv.nlent WHOLESALE SAMPLE JJOflV entirely disconnected from the retail branch of our trade, and we feel assured that Merchants win consult their own interest by looking into this room and making their se lections. None but good and punctual men need arjrde. unless acccmpanied with the cash. LOWNES, OROILL ft CO., IS and 14 Front Row. Jn New York Pace. 41 Piatt street. Chinese Snffar Case and Prolific Pea. pHINESE SUGAR CANE This most valuable plant J will arrive at peifeetion, and fully ripen its seed.lt p.,,. iuucuti.,111, oiiuuie or June, we nave, on sale, genuine seed, from D. Redmond, editor ot the Southern Cnltlvator ALSO, the new Chinese Prolifl: Pea. the most ormlae- tive variety known. Price of each, per package or. It sent per mall, pre-csld. si 30. Circular, fn.-ni.vi gratis. Address, with plalo directions for mailing or uiypui, iajh.mj, UiUiILL fcCO P" ilw Mraiphls.Teun, Three Thousand Ketrs Nails. T)Y recent heavy additions to oar stack, we h a., now JJ on hand or r Three Thousand kigs Boston andrther warrantedbrands of assorted Nails and Spikes, which we offer to the trade. la regularly assorted lots, at ex- cccuiasiy low rates I or caaa. LOWNES. 0RG1LL ft CO., ap!2-daw lg and 11 Front Row. Sheet aaHoop Iron. Cs A A BUNDLES Shettsaisorltd. No. 12 to 2 UU 2C0 bundles Eocps ass'ted, to 2 Inches wide. LUWKK3, UKGILL ft CO., aplS-daw 13 and It Front Row. New Cora aBd Cub Crasher. WE now have the most efficient Crusher, for less money, than has ever before beea offered In a"!y market. It will make Meal and t Hominy, and crush the Corn and Cub perfectly, and bas taken the premium la every contest. LOSS7NKS.ORr.ILL ft CO., 13 aad 11 Front Row, ap!2-daw SUPERIOR FISHING TACKLE! 1 ENTLEMEN who desire to provide, themselves with VX a good outnt tor Summer Fishing, Are Invited to can and select from our new and rare suck, the following articles of the chrleest styles acd qualities Walking Cane Rods, assorted patterns French Rods, 3, 1 and S Joints English Rods.3, 4 acd 5 Joint-; Artificial File!, Minnows, Mace, aad every other variety or Artificial uait German Silver aad Brass Reels, Snell Books Sandwich Boxes and Dram Flasks Lines of Silk, Linen. Sea Grass and Cotton. ALSO, a complete stock, comprising every size ot noiyoake's Superior Cast Steel, Limerick, Cheatortowa, Virginia, Klrby ard Carlisle IMSTJC BOOKS! LO WNE ORGILL ft CO mar27 13 aad 14 Front Row. Memphis, Tenn JPlouglis! JPlougJis! TUST RecelvcuT heavy shlpmeats of Ploughs, embracing ej various sizes of "Livingston County," amongst which are several hundred of the celebrated No. II. Also Double Mould-board, Sub-soil, HiU-niJe, Harrows. Cultivators, and an endless variety of and necessary Agricultural and Horticultural Implements for particulars of which, see our Illustrated Catalogue, furnished gratis at our store. LOWNES, ORGILL ft Co., Jans 13 and 14 Front Row. RICH'S Fire Proof Safes FACTS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS!! AT the great Ore which broke out la Warren aad Murray streets. New York, 9th November last, wheie prop erty to me amount of 600.000 was destroyed, several ot these Safe's wero tested with results similar to the following New York. Nov. 11. ISM, Mr. "Editor; In the tire at J,o. 39 Warren-street, on the morning ot the 9th Inst., our mast valuable books and papers were es posed for3o hours In one of Stearns Marvin's Flre-Procf Sates. We say fire proof, not "becanse they are so labeled, but because we have so proved them. Our books and papers came out uninjured, save the boding of the books, occa sloued by steam. Our store was five stories above ground, and two sto ries oeiow, occupied rrom cellar u garret, zne intensity of the beat can be attested by any fireman who witnessed It. No furnace could be contrived by tbe Ingenuity of man to create a more lateasebeat. We voluntarily sire this tribute to the value ot these Safes, and select year widely circulated conironrtlal Journal to inform the mercantile community what estimate to place upon Stearns ft Mar vln's Wilder Patent Salamander Safes. Respectfully, HA VI LAND, BARREL ft RISLET, Wholesale Druggists. In this connexion the Manufacturers write ns: "We have made these Safe over 14 yea s have sold over 9 00 Had 215 tested la accidental fires in the Uaited States and Canada, and never yet had a customer to lose a dollar by fire from oae ot them. We think they have earned a high reputation, as they are readily sold here In preference to other Safe's at 25 to 60 percent, less price." A full stock kept constantly on hand by LOWNES, ORGILL ft CO. Agents for Stearns ft Marvin. $100 REWARD. RANAWAY from tbe subscriber, at Bowie's LV Point, Tunica county.Mlss., three negro men, Stf to-wit: IfL TOM. black, and about 23 Tears, about flveai feet eleven inches high, tblck under Up, aad rather slow ot speh, .weighs about 15 winds. GEORGE, black, aged abaat 24 years, about six feet high, well made, flne countenance, and weighs about 160 pounas. WILSON, black, aged about 32 years, about 5 feet 9 W or 10 Inches high, weighs about 150 pounds, bas a slight oeieci in nis waix ai ir nis re-t were sore. It taken ont at the State, and lodged In Jail at Mem' phis, I will pay the above reward. If within the State, aua secured so 1 get mem, any uouars E. W. DALE, marlS dawtf Bowie's Point, Tunica c-unty. Miss. C. K. HO 1ST SON, Cabinet Jtlalcers ASD UNDERTAKERS Maln-st., Old Stand, First Door below Monroe, (The oldest permanent stand in tht City,) TTAVB constantly on hand all sizes of Patent Metall XX Burial Cases, which they line and put up air-iiht. lu the best manner Also, all kinds ot Wood-an.' Cbtt ioverei uoons, wnicn they sen at a fair price. Orders from the courtry promptly attended to. Fur niture made and repaired, and Upholstering dune. oc4.1y A. GREAT SPECULATION! PEARL WOKK UPON GLASS. AJOTICE Is hereby given to all whom it may concern 1 that the undersigned is tbe Patentee, havinc the ex elusive ami sole right to manufacture and vend SHAW'S PATENT PEARL WORK, being an entlrelr new and Deauttrui mode or ornamenting glass In imi at ion of ptar wirk, by aa original desura and croces. Immrtini a brilliant, validated appearance to Ihe surface ot the Glass. It is admirably adapted to lettering upon signs. show cards, ftc ftc being Impervious to water, durable aua lasting, ana cneaper in execution thaa ordinary plt uns ana can ue irarnt in one nour. Any lntringrmnt upon mr natent will b nrosecute.1 to the extent of the law. Persons whodeslre to purcbs-e suie or bounty mgnis, ctmer in Ttuaessee, Arkansas or Ml sualppi.caa apply to J. M. SHAW ft CO.. corner cf Bank Avenue and Madison street, Memphis, Tenn., wbJ are ruiiy aniacrixa io act lor me. JER0MK.B. SHAW, apl-lin New Tork City, Faucv Prints. 'n CASES Fancy Prints, new styles, on hand and for sale oy JAMK1 LOW CO.. martl 418 Main streets, Louisville. Ky. Lawns. tfin casks Fancy Lawns, oa hand for sal by 1UU JAMES LOW ft CO.. niar31 41S Main street, Louisville. Ky. French Jaconets. a r bales printed French jaronetla, very handsome X.O styles, on band and for sale by JAMES LOW ft CO., ma'31 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. Crepe D'Espagne. I CASES Crepe D'Xspagne. assorted colors I I case Satin Striped and Cballi; 1 caseFlgnred and Cham on hand and for sale by JAMES LOW ft CO., mar3I 41S Main street, Louisville, Ky. De Bece. r CASES K De Bege, 10 Cases 4-4 De Beg, on hand aad O for sale by JAMES LOW ft CO marl' 418 Mala street, Loulsvil'e. Ky. Bleached Cottons. n C ft OASES Bleached Cottons, oa hand and sor sale by JAMES LOW ft CO., mart! 41S Mala street, Louisville, Ky. Striped Osnauurgs I rr BALES Striped Osnaburgs, on band and for sale by Id JAMES. LOW ft CO., mar3l 419 Mala itrtet. Louisville, Ky. Linen Pant Stuffs! r a CASES 1'iain ana Twiueu unen rani aiocj, on nana OU and for sale by JAMES LOW ft CO.. mar31 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. Sea Island Brown Cotton! nn BALES Sea Island Brown Cottoa, on hand aad to' U U sale tf JAMES LOW ft CO., mart! 41S Mala street. Louisville. Ky. Hosiers! ffnnft DOZEN Hose aad Half ilos-. en hand aad for OUUU sale by JAMES LOW ft CO mar3I 413 Main street, LoalsrUle, Ky. Just Received. 1CA CASKS Booth ft Sedgwick's London Cardial X tJ U Gla, by It. H. POTTER. Mala atreet. febl Third door North Worshara nouse. MijycjE pies: MI1STCE PIES .unerlor article. J3"Pirtlft furnished with Cakes, Confections, Wines ftc, on the shortest notice, and In liPKCHTS usual good itjle, Slrehta tcall. norrT-dtf gytcfts ano $r Beeks for Everr Librarvi "DENTON'S Abridgement of the Debates of Congress Jj Bentoa's Thirty Years la the United States SeaaU, two vols.; Private Correspondence ot Daniel Wtbster, two vals.j weosters wars, orois., John C. Calhoun's Works, S vols.; Kane'a Arctic Explorations, two vols.; Catlln's N.nh American Indians, 2 v.ls.; Campb-tl's Lives ot the Lord Chancellors. T vols.; Campbell's Lives of the Chief Justices, 2 vols.; Miss Strickland's Lives ot tbe Queens ot England, 6 vols.; Bancroft' History of .he United States, S vols.; The British Essayists, 3 vols DuycklBck a Cyclopedia of American utrratcze.s vols.; Irving' Life of Waihlngtcn, s vols.; Spark's American Biography, 15 vols Selections for Sabbalh Reading. For sale ly SpI2 C LEAVES UCION. INTERESTING BOOKS. THEODOSIA ERNEST, Volume 1 Or, Ten Days Tra vel la Search of the Church. The Giant Killer; Or, Tbe Battle Which AH Mast Fight. Scampavlas from Glbel Tarek to Stamhou, by Lieut. Wise, C. 3. N. Fifty Years la Both Hemispheres; Or, Reminiscences of the Life ot a Former Merchant, by Vincent Nolte, late ef New Orleans. Chambers' History of the Russian War, lS54-'63, with Maps, Plans and Wood Engravings. Curtis' Works, vols., embracing Nile Notes, Hswadji la Syria, Pottpbar Papers, and Pr.ce and I. Catlins' North American Indians, 2 vols. Charles Limb's Werks, 4 vols. Hocd's Works, 4 volt. For ssle by ap5 CLEAVES ft GUION. Webster's Private Correspondence, WITH Autobiography, and Personal Reminiscences, containing aJTo a Biographical notice of Eieklel Webster. Two vols., 8vo. A new life of Sttmraerfleld, by William W. Wffiett Canterbury Tales, by Harriet Lee, ia two volumes; Th Miser, Risketlcketack, and the PoorGenlbman; Three Tales la one volume by Head rick Couos science t Poems of Henry Wada worth Longfellow complete la two volumes. New Juveniles. The Cutaways or, the Adventures or a Family ln the Wild .of Africa, inustraied; The Play-Day Book, New Stories for Little Folks, by Fan ny Fern; Chanticleer, A Thanksgiving Stary of the Peabody Fami ly, by uorneuus Mathews, with Uluatratlona, by Parley; Our Grandmother's Stories, aad Aunt Kate's Fireside Memories. Just received and for sale by Jarr2t-daw CLEAVES ft GUION LIST OF LATE PUBLICATIONS rOR SALE IT Cleaves Guion. THE Artist's Bride; or.Th Pawnbroker's Heir, by Kmertoa Bennett; ahthor of P-alrieFlo-ver," ftc Old llaaa. the Fawnbruker or, The Orphan's Lagary; A Tale of New York, Founded in Facts Inquire Within for Anything Ton Want to Know tr, Over Three Thousand and. SevtB Hod red Facts worth knowing; The Golden Legacy; A Story of Life's Phases, pro noun cea to. oe on et the best novel wriltia by lady; ATh-ee-roMTestef Modira Spiritualism; by William k tiorcoa, v. v.; Silverwood A Book of Memories Kathle Brando; A Fireside History cf a Quiet Life: Tbe Poetical Works ef Horace Smith and James Smith authors of the "Rejected Addresses," with Per trait aaa Biographical Sketch; edited by XpesSar gent Parlor Dramas; or, Dramatic Scenes tor Home Amuse ments by Wm. B. Powie. marlS LEAVES ft GUION. DOESTICK.S AGAIN. rpHE History and Records ot the Elephant Club; cum X piled from Authentic Documents now la the possra sloaot the Toological Society, by Me, Knight RussOck side.M. D., and Me, Q. K. Philander Doratick,, P. B This being the veritable aad veracious lilstory of the Oingsand misdoings of the Biephant Club. With the minute and particular narrative et wbal they did. To which is addid a complex and elaborate description of what tbey dld'nt. Containing, also, the exultant record of their memorable success in eventually obtalnlaifeach and every one. A sight of the entire and unadulterated Animal, from the primitive hair in his attenuated pro boscis to the last link or his symmetriral tail. The Humors of Falconbrldge A Collection of Humor. ous and Every Day Scene By Jshnathaa F. Keiley. Lake Ngami; or. Explorations aad Discoveries during Four Years' Waaderiags la ta Wilds of Southwestern Africa, with numerous Hluslratloas, repr seating Sport ing Adventures, Subjects or Natural Ilia lory,. Devices for destroying wim Antmsl. tc Beaumarcbals and His Tiros. Sketches of French Society In the Eighteenth Century, from Unpublished Documents. Little Dorrit. By Charles D.ckens. Cloth aad paper bona. For sale by Jan 1 -daw CLEAVES ft GUION. JUST RECEIVED. A FEW copies of "WASHINGTON CROSSING THK ti. DELAWARE Painted by E. LenUe, and engraved ey Paul uiraraet. A large assortment of Frerih Lttborraphs aad Steel Engravings, suitable for Greci, a Painti-g. well worth) the attentloa of Teachers; those wbhisg, woafd dowt to call early aad make selection. Late Books. Beatoa's Abridgement f the Debates la Congress frtm 1739 to 1796, bound la mn-1 in or law sheep. Dayckink's Cyclopedia ot Am rlcaa Literature, la two vols illustrated Flae lCmo. Pocket edition of L agfeilow's Poems. of Tennsaon' For sale by CLEAVES ft GUION TRUSTEE'S SALE. T)T virtue t a trust deed ex-cuted by Abram Block to XJ me as Trustee, oa the 12th day of September, 1S5C, oa the following plecr, parcel or lot ot grouad sitaated, lying aLd being la the city of Memphis, (formerly partly in south uempni- ana Duller-- addition; saelby canty Tennessee, ana nouneea ana ue crioea as fonows, to wtt Bginlng at a stake on the ea-t f hie of Mala street, oae nnnarea ana twelve ana a nair reel northward rrom me northeast corner of Main and 1 lilottstreets thence with theeast sideof Main atreet in a northward direction 64 fuet and one Inch to an alley tn a stake thence tooth wardly with the weat side ot said a'ley tarty-three feet nine Inches taa stake; thence aorth 6W west, oae baa, dred aad sixty-two feet to Main street, tbeb ginning cor ner, as will galls appear from said deed f uly registered la the Register's office ot Shelby coitaty. aforesaid, oa the 23tn day or September. Itw6. la Boek No. 25 pages 535. 636 and 537 the object and purpose ot said deed being to secure me pr.mpt and punctual payment ot certain notes therein spesiued. snd tbe said Botes being due and unpaid! now in consideration of tbe power and authority In me vested, ana the non-payment f said Botes so accurrd, I wm proceed to sen sata lot io ib- uuneai bidder for cash, la front ef the Post Office in th? City of Memphis oa the Bin day or May. 1357 Redemption expressly waive? by said Trust. The title Is deemed perfect. I convey as Trustee only. p5-td R. K. TURN AGE, Trustee. TRU-TEE'S SALE. TN pursuance of aDe.1 of Trust executed to me l, R X V. Richardson, for he benefit ef C. V. McLean, da ted the 13th day of December, 1&55 a, d duly recorded ta Ihe Register's office of the county of Shelby and State ol Tennessee, i wui proceed to re I for cash at sab lc sa e at my Auction Room, at 11 o'c nek. on TUESDAY, the 7tk dayef Apt 11, 1S57. tbefoHowIn described property, and known aad urs-ribeii ia c. D. McLean's sub division- lots No 9 10, II, 12, 15 aad IS aBd bounded as fellows: Beginning at the intersect on of th east side of McLean'e Avenue with the centre of the Memphis and Germanic1 rn Flankroad, the a rthwest corner of lot No. 9 ther.o eastwamiy wim tne centre or aid flankroad eitbt hui dred leet (S00 feet to the north-, t corner ot 1st No 12; thence southwardly a parallel line with McLan's Ave. use tight hundred and seven tj -two rett to the north side of as ansae foity ft:2 wide; ihrnce wudwardty with laenoitasideor said avenue four hundred feet f thr south vest corner of lot No. 15; ihrnce Bvrthwardlr ol the dividing line between lots No 14 acd 15 aal uiila' wiui jicijean-s Aveaue loir nmior a aM ntr y-Hx fret to the northwest corner or lot .o 15; th see wes-wanB, a parallel with Ibeceatie of lb. rUnkroad fareeaid torn huaderd feet (400 f eet to the southwest to. ar of M No nine (No. 9) oa the east side ef Mcl aa Avenue tout nararta ana mirty-stx feet (tas irri) lu tne b-glueing: twelve seres, iz acres: more or less. Tha title to the above property 1- believed to be good. butlwUIonlt convey such tii as 1- veiled in me as Trustee AUrlshtof redemption is .xprrse.y waived by lae terms or lae ueea ot Trust mar2S-tds '3. B. LOCKK, Trustee. Trustee's Sale. "PURSUANT to a Deed of Trust, mad and entered Into JL oa me lstauay ot xenruary, a i l-K It Ibaui J. Cogswell and Anna M. CogweH hi. lt-. wnia 1 am appointed Trustee, fur certa.a pn'mso in .aid deed set rorin, I will proceed lo sen at pub lc aneti n fr ca-h, in front of G. B. Locte'a aucti.n itir m VIb t ret, la the city f Memphis, TeaBfee im KKIUVT. (be 1st day of May. 1857, to tbe hlgnrst bid rr -at eh. 'he fal lowing deacribea piece or pare I ef gr-iatd, I, we lelng aua iiiuii- in in city ot Jinrti bto an i Mate or mutes see, to-wit Said lot or parcel bf aTwBfxl i kiwwn aad dtslzuated as the lot bf greunn deed -d tn F-r- Ti.yV r ft Robinson by W. L. Vance, and bouu.I d as rM'rw rx Beriming at a stake on the MHlb m r id B- al atr'et about sixty feet east of the eastern baik -f bwi G,y- osj; thence eastwardly with the north l le ur tWl-tieet thirty feet to a state thence nirthwauHr at rtcht angl's wi.a Seal street one hundred and fifty fiet tu au alfcy; menoe weslwamiy wita said a'l-y tblrtr fe-t to a atake. and then-e southwardly to th beginniue beirg Mutb- w st corner of Block No. 64 of the S u h it. mobls ub- aivts-oa. I win convey said property to ihe purchaser la as full and complete a manner as I can a T nitre, and not in any other way. H C. CL.RKE, apl-td Trustee. Clerk's Sale of Valuable City Ajt;operiy.. F rarer Titus, Louisa Y. Nelson "I and Sllth M Nekon. mlnur. r. Parte Petition to by their guardian and text f friend J. M. Provine. j s- H Real Estate for divi.iun. PURSUANT to a IWree of tie Ciicult Court of SheRry county rendered at the S Member Term, lflia. tn the aovTC caul i win, on SATURDAY, the 2n or Mat, 1857, oa the premises, la the ci'y of Memphis proceed to sell to Ihe highest bidder, a valuable Lot -of Giound, being part of Lets 136, 137 and 13s, fronting 34 fee 1 H Inches oa Exchange Square, and running baik east 143 H feet to -nam trei, in me city ol Meait his, ctua y of Shelby wjuoiaieoi iruucsaev. Terms or Sale. One third cash: lal nee on a credit of oae aad two years, In qaal ituta m nt. Pur chaser to execute bond aecurlly for the UEpal purchase money, anl a Hen will le retained oa the Lot until final payment is made. Nevertheless, sai l Lot will b ofitred at private sale upon the above terms, uatil the above time, when, if a suitable purchaser Is not found, said Lot will be sold as aforesaid. For larticulars, c.ll on rrazer Titu. J. M. Provtae. r me. mar26-td M D. L S.EWART Ork.fte. FREESE FLOWERS' NEW MERCANTILE COLLEGE No. 338 Main Street, Bet. Unlm an Gyoso, TV1 I'STAcXJbr'Jr-L I..3, I"1 -,TTTT.. 13 now open for the reception t Students. Every thing that l taught ia aay lastitciion of a similar kind In the United States can be learned here. The course m braces Single and Double Entry Buk-Keeninr. Penman. hip. Commercial Law, Commercial Forma and Calcula tion, Banking, Wholesale aad Retail, Commission, Steamboat, Maaufacturlag ftc Students are not taught In classes tbey are Instructed Individually and separately so there wilt be no detention on account of classes. It takes bat a few weeks ta tin. plete the course. The hours cf Instruction win be from 9 to 12 a. M.,and from 2 to S r. sx. Also, Evening Lessoas from 7 to 9 T E R M S For full course, time unlimited tt no Fur partial course .v 25P00 For Penmanship, time un!lmltd Jtl500! For twenty lesions...... 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Piles, Female Irregularities, Fistula, Skin Dlseu Diseased Ktdnrys, aad as a great aad pow erful Trlc, purifying the Blood, aad Invigorating the entire System. This medicine,' though prepared at great exjv-r- ts nevertheless within the reach ot poor ax well a rlctirfad looked upon by the community as th greatest bisaslag ever conferred so mankind. Dr. T. A. HURLEY'S Manufactory, corner of T r ath aad Greeae streets. Lcuisvffle, Xy., where aU -iairi must be addressed. For sale by H. T. FAENS rORTH ft CO., gad CHAN DLER ft CO., Memphis, Teaaseee, and Drojet.t throughout the United Stales aad Oaaaaas. Price $1 per bottle, or six for $5. sel-dawiy Purify your Slood! THE CONCRNTRATBD FLUID EXTRACT OF Eta LOW LOCK Is tbe sovereign remedy far aM Mercu rial Afiectieas, Scrofula, Swelling of the Joints, Rheu matism, ftc. As a Liver Medicine, it has no equal. IM alterative effect on the system, la additten to Its bein a purely Yegetabta Preparation, adapts K to ahs&st any Chronic Affection where an alterative medicine U re quired. For Eruptions oa the Skin. OM Ulcers, Dy.y sla. and Nervous Headache, it has no successful-axa-petltor among the nostrums eg the day. As a t'cnalt Medicine it wOl be found invaluable. X3T for sale only by 0 HANDLER ft CO., sepi-iawly Dregglsta aad Apotbeearjt. Odd Feltews' HaH Block. Meicrtt CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE. PURSUANT to a Decree et the Chancery Court f Mem phis, tendered la the case f Waa. A. BiekforsT-M. Walter Cob-man aad others, I win, oa Thursday, April 23d, 1357, la treat ol my office, la the etly of Memphis, Procter to aTl to the highest bidder, a Valuable Lot and Eesidence, ia the city ot Memphis, situate en the Sitaheast tnewr of Washington ait Third streets, f reattsr. ea Tb4tJ t thirty ftet, and runamg batk aad freatlaig oa Wn hn I ton street oae hundred and forty-eight fiet two Jncty-.. The Improvement coaaist of a large tb.-,Ty Brirk Residence, recently erected, an exceBeLt Ctstera. .set other improvements, all in good order and condition. Terms of Sale Three thousand dollars tobe-paidlta cash, balance In two equal instalments, at six and months irem day of w, with interest from date pur chaser to execute notes wth. approved security. RVnH ttoa barred. JOHN C. LANIER. mr26-dawt4 Cterkand Master. CHANCERY SALE OF Valuable Real Estate AND IMPROVEMENTS IN SOUTH ivmTvr t- m i t. PURSUANT lo a decree ot the Chaaosry Court at Mua psls. r wlertdNovemtwr Term, 1S5S. la the ca of Wl llara E. Bull t vs. Jaues Banks, Elizabeth Banks, aadothe-s, I will on Thursday, April 23, 1S5T, la f rout of nw cm In the city of Memphis, process! ta sell to the highest bidder, A Valuable Lot and Residence in S. Meiu. Situated oa the corner of Sbedby aad Overton strwH. SaKI lot being bosodtd a f etlew Begianiag at a stake at the point where the west side ot Shelby street interests th Berth side of Qvessea street, running thence northwsrttty with Shelby et 271 feet, ts aa alley; thence west with said aHey 10 Hi, to the northeast corner of a lot owned by E. A. F. La lett; thence south 271 feet to Overtea street; thenerwi h Of erloa street 100 feet to th beginning together w h all tbe improvements thereon coaslsting of a cemffia ble Framed Residence and ether valuable improvrmenis. Triors or Sale The above menrtened Let aad t pravemepts will be e4d en a credit seven, twelve and eishteea months la equal Instalments, the purshas.; lo execute satisfactory notes tor the purchase money. Re demption baml. JOHN C. LANIER. mar22-dawtds Clerk aad Master. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE liAIVD Near Memphis. PURSUANT to-a aeerea ot tbe Chancery Co art it Mrra phte rendered November Te.m lS56,la the tsv it B. F. Miller and B. A. Massy, administrator sat W W. MUier, dee'd, rs. The Heirs aad Crediters ot said Ml ler, I win on Thursday, April 23, 1S57, la front of my office la the city ot Memphis, preread seU to the highest bidder A Valuable Lot or Tragi of Laad Containing about ZH acres, lying on the new Rca road, nea' the city et M era phi, being a part of th. ll ot land on which Ward W. Miller formerly resided. ALSO At the same time and place, I will leH t the highest bidder, a reversionary interest In one aer- ot land adjoining the above, being the portion of said tract ot land allotted to the widow of said W. W. MtBer The above mentioned lots are located in a good neighbor b-l aad li Just without the corporalelimlts. Terms or Sale One half et purchase money in 6 months, balance ia 12 months. Purchasers to ex rate bonds with approvid security with a Hen retalaea on ibo premises A plaa of the Lot can be seen at my cOca by those who may wlah to tiamli-e. JOHN C. LANIER, mar221awtds Clerk aad Master. CHANCERY SALE OF ValuaMe Real Estate EAST OF MEMPHIS. PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at Mem phis, rendered November Term, 1S56, io the c k ..f A M Ferguson, executor of ThemasWaMh, deceased, rs. Alice Walah aud others, I win oa Thursday, April 23, 185T, In front at mr office In the city ef Memphis, proceed to sell to the highest balder, a certala tract or parcel ot i.ud containing about Three Acres. lying east and near the city ot Memphis, being a part t and let of No. 69, on tbe plan of ga hundred sere irari of land, laid ff and subdivided by John Wherry far J M Claybrook, and aitsatrd between thepUnkroad and sww Slate line road bring tbe northern part ef a six .era tract, upon which Dr. C. B. Guthrie formerly leatded Terms or Sale. The above described laad was les soM on a credit of seven months; poreha-er to exvaia bond with approved security, with a Hea retained ec tsus premises. RederapUea barred JOHN C. LANIER. mar22-dawt's Clerk aal Mater. Chancery Sale of Real Estate in Collierville, Tenn. PURSUANT to a Decree or the Chancery Cenrt at M- at phis rendered la the ca.e of Ferguson ft NMtt and others, rs. Thomas O. Bass sad others, I wm, on Thursday, April 23d, 1857, la front of my effice. In the city ol Memphis, proced to sell to the highest bidder, A Valuable Lot of Ground in Col lierville, Tenn, Bound-d snd described as follows: BeglnatnglntheSe.ee UaeRsad, 30 feet Wetof S. T .Buford's Let, rmms thence Westwardly 60 feet, thence Southwardly t- P. Adams' line, thence BastwarcUy to It. M. HawIey'a.Htar, thence Northward to the beginning being tbe I- -r parcel of Land oa whiea tbe Union House, fa.CenUoHWe, wa foimerly situated together with aH the UapreSe a ertls thereon. Terms The above meatiaaed Lot and Improvements win be sold oh a credit of aevea months, purchaser L,ex- eale bond with approved security, with a Hen. relaR.-d oa the premise RedemptUa barred. mrl9 dawt JOQN C. L.1NIKR, GWft M CHANCERY SALE or a Valuable Tract or Liana. PURSUANT to a decree of the Chsceery Court at arm. phi, reodered November term. 1S5S. to the caee -r James T. Leath tl. Joseph R. Ferguson and Richaid M Kirby, I win, oa Thursday, April 23, 1S5T, In front of my office la the dty ot Memphis, proceed ka sell to the highest bidder. A Valuable Tract of Land, Containing about 304 acres, lying la Shelby county.Ten aesseee oae parcel or division of which Is bounded follows Beginning at a hickory marked W. P.. running tlma wlrh Piuden's. f rmsriy Farley's loulhtra bou tot-ay, south 84 degrees, west 102 pole and 19 link, to a slake near a black gum; thence with his Una north 6 .liegsar west 13 poles ts a stak near a sweet gum oa the tt-a road (now plank road) from Raleigh to SomervUle; tli. e along said road south. 84 degn es west 69 poles to a t..e on the west aid- ot a branch then south 6 degrees. r,t u poles lo aiuis; mince south at degrees west 64 to a stake; thence south, E degrees eat. 143 poles, la, stake la Jamers nf northern boundary line; theacewriti same line north 84 degrees east. 42 poles, to a white his comer; thence with his line south, 8 degrees- rail it poiea to a stake, nn corner, near a red bud points t the Idcan.'p ground; thence with his line north. 84 dr. grers east, crossing nurrieane Creek, la aH (3 pole r' a stake, bis corner; thence with hU lino iuth, 8 digrrra eat t, 62 poes, to a stake, near two hickory aad guoipoiWcr era; thence aoith, 84 degrees east, 126 poles to a slat. Ward's westeia boundary, at the north end of PaikN line; thence with Ward's line, crossing th rre-jk, -fas poles to the beginning containing 309 hundred acre nwra or less, bring the same tract of laad conveyed by Ad.ra iw Aiexaaaer to Thomas Anderson, deceased, aad by his heirs to complaloaat Leath. The other division or parcel of said tract contains aWnt four acres, and adjoins the above mentioned tract, bri, a parcel cf land convtved by George Farley to Thomas An derson, deceased. TERMS or Sale: The above mentioned Ian Is wtaLAe sold ea a credit ot seven months, purchaser to exrvwta bond with approved security, with a ltn on the nremlWs redemption barred. J3"Sale at II o'clock, A. at. JOHN C. LANIER, nar22-dawtds Clerk and Matrr t I HATE Juat received some of those e gaat FRENCH BOURDOIR PIANOS, from the ctlebratrd Flan Factory f "Exabd. at Paris aad London, and -I- fer them for sale. I keep those splendid llttla ORGANS. eaUed Seraphlne, with from tea to thirteen stops, and .It thelateatlmpronnvnts. These are known to be tha bt Instruments for Churches, Lodge and School Rooms. All Instrumehta sold bv me a.e warranted fur fir years, S3" Tuning and Repairing of Pianos. Violins. Ora-an. Melodeoa. etc ete,. dooe In a wirkmanltka nannet. .1 moderate prices. jLKT I Jo not prtiend (o give lessons oa any, number ,an4 nn.rr'lnilTTmMili -1 i HENRY O.-H0LLENBERG)r' J-t JUMalastml,,, 1 if J f i it k T... 583