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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. ESTABLISHED 1840. MEMPHIS, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1870, VOL BUTLER. Th Cae ef Roderick Random Butler, of TewiMsee. He Is Censored by the House of Rspreses-tattvea for Bribery and Corraplioa.

A Brief Resume of the History of this Radical Saiat, Author ot the Bill to Remand Tennessee to Military Rule. Washington, March 16. Hovte. Mr Logan, from thf Committee on Military' Aftairs, -n cadets hip iavtMi-pition, irm1- a report in the case of butler, of Tennessee, stating that the committee had arrived at the following conclusions 1st. That on Febru-.

ju-v 21. Butler had recommend ed the spointment of Aug. C. Tyler, son of General Tyler, to West Point. 2d.

That A up C. Tyicr Wtm not a resident ot the First Congressional trict of Tennessee. 8d. That after the appointment had been made an attorney of Gen. Tvler had given liutier yt0, and that Butler ruce.ved it wun the avowed intention of using it far political purpoet-s in Tennessee.

The committee express the opinion that the conduct of Butler in appointing a of hi- district, and accepting money of General Tyler, deserves the condemnation ot the House. Messrs. Stoughton, Negley, Padtaaia anil Asher recommended the adoption of the following resolution: Jittoited. That the House declare Its condemnation ot the action of R. B.

Butler, a Representative from the First Diftnel of Tennessee, in nominating- A. C- Tvler, who was not an ta? of his district, as a ca det to the Military Academy at Wert Pjint, and subsequently receiving money from the father of said cadet niirnones in Tennoft as YERGER. Particulars of His Escape from Jackson in Broad Daylight. He Plays "Hamlet" for the Amnsement of the Jailer ard His Assistants. How He Managed to Lull Suspicion His Departure a very Simple Performance.

From the Vicksburg Herald. Jackn, March 13, 1870. About sunrise this morning the news spread far and wide over Jackson that "Ed. Yerger had escaped." Of course everybody was on the qui viv to learn how, wiien, and by what for it was not deemed possible that h-could escape unaided. A brief resume of his manner of confinement and treatment will not here be inappropriate.

When Mr. Yerger was first transferred to the civil autaoritiv by the miiiWrv, lie was wrath that hs should be confined in the common cells of the jail, and the sjiieriil, Capt. Lake, on the promise of Mr. Verger and his friends hat he would not attempt to escape, allowed him (Yerger) to have Un freedom of the jail yard, and to sleep at night in one of the rooms flih-d up for attaches of the jail. This was pending his application for a writ of habeuf mmmrn, un yesterday the application tor a writ postponed to thesecon'd Monday in April, its rejtorted by tei--grapb, and the Sheriff was notified by Verger's friends that they would no longer pledge their honor in consideration of the privileges heretofore allowed him, but Mr.

Lake had confidence, and still accorded to the prisoner privileges as heretofore, notwithstanding he was heard to say last evening that he would escape if pw-sibK He is known to have addressed a note to au eminent legal gentleman last night after daik, asking an interview, but the interview was not granted, on the ground that the gentleman had had no connection with the case CUBAN INDEPENDENCE. The Committee on Forcifln Affiles Still Coas It. WashisgWN, March 17. The Committee ou Foreign Affairs this morn-continued the consideration or the Cuban question. The Secretary of the Navv was before the Committee by in KattoQ, bat nothing of public interest transpired.

SAVED. The Mioa Bssfs Crew the Golisn City Safi in San Francitcs. San Francisco, March 17. The steamer CoMii(uliu arrived from Panama to iav. 8b t-rinsr the boat's crew from the wrecked ste imer Golden Ctty, who reached Cape t.

Lucas on Pchraarjr ZStfc, all ritrht. They piasM dam to tiio scone pi' the wreck, but -aw no light. It is Mpmed that the tremsuaa autl baggnge has been safeiy transferred. NASHVILLE. St.

Patrick Day The Fesst of Porisi-Fead and Murder. Nashville, March 17. The Irish population were out in large numbers this morning, in honor ofSt. Patrick day, whilst the Hebrews were equally z'-alous in celebrating the Feast of Purim. A feud between two families in Sumner county, of long standing, culminated yesterday in a fight at Gallatin, in which James Harrison, on oue side, was killed, and Mr.

Exom and Preston Proctor, on the other side, were wounded. A negro by-stander was also wounded. James Branhani received several shots through his clothes. The parties were arrested and bound over for trial. SPAIN.

The Cuban Question The Attack on Prim-A Mason Refused the Rites of the Church. RECONSTRUCTION. Georgia H'wn in Opposition fo Bingham's Biii for tie Admission of Georgia. Washington, March 10. A delegation of colored men from Georgia had an Interview with the President.

Their object was to obtain his influence towarr: the defeat of Mr. Bingham's amendment to the Georgia bill, the adopiio i of hich, they asserted, would destiny the benefits to the cm Madrid, March 1C There is a tierce controversy in progress here on the best method of disposing of the Cuban question. Some journals make bold to argue in favor of abandoning the island to tho United States. This proposition is bitterly opposed by the majority as cowardly and unpatriotic. In the Cortes yesterday, General Prim, in answer to an inquiry as to the circumstances of the attack on him in the streets, states that the mob surrounded him shouting "Down with conscription," and threw stones at him.

He declared that in future the Government would deal summarily with such disorders. The funeral of Prince Henri de Rourlton was conducted by Free Masons, of which order deceased was 7 Presi- i a member. When the remains were dent to give them his favor in procu Mr. Logan, Chairman, and to time, and it would be uu- sjd unauthorireG anu dangerous yrae- to take Hold ot it tice. iate day.

Cobb, Morgan and Slocum. of the But to the Tiie first publicity Committee, recommend the tallowing of tne nmtier was an hour alter day-resolution: light, hen two gentlemen coming dm.i That R. R. Butler, a Hep-1 from market met the Sheriff on the esenbitive in congress iurincr District oi Tennesst-e, be is hereby ex polled from his seat membt of the House. ThV report was ordered to be printed nd is to be railed up for action today.

From the Cincinnati QminerciaTt East Tennessee correspondent, Avery, we ketrn the following particulars of thf Win street, going to the jail (which is situated directly beside and over he market), when he, the Sheriff, remarked, YergtT has escaped." Surprise was a natural consequence on the part of his and naturally caused questioning as to the facts of the affair. The Sheriff had not the information in detail himself, and ths parties returned to the jail to learn all. The Sheriff rang the gate bell of the jail, when the jailor and two other Ctrl! VI i li'U 1" dovn Dimu an.Mu i ftlIllWfl, seemingly excited Tennessee nacK uuuei mm. He sa-s 1 to the highest degree, and when asked I how long Yerger had iH'en gone, the Roderick Random Butter, who has jailer replied, -Gh! halt an nddetilv ris: to a notoriety he never riiap-. an hour, and th before enjoyed, by ing charged ith felling a eauet appomuneni mt uiuij lucre, Mid then generously saving the Committos the trouble of proving said charge bv voujutarilyc-oming forward, confessing tho error and pleading in abatement of prospective sentence the ue to which ha put the money, r-'lt aud represen'j the Fir-! District.

Various reasons are assigned for is ii.urx in rtisnmg into uie hour, or is WlttllU thirty tAol tfic inarke; noue, wnere there had bee rt -rowds of marketers from three o'ciock, and 'l was now near six o'clock. When isked for par-ticuiar- he showed where a barrel hail Of en placed on eud ciose up beside the fence, on top of which had been placed a box from which it was presumed that he had escaieJ, but when it is known that standing on the box and barrel, and reaching as high as he could, it was still wme three or four feet to the top ol the ii-aos, the statement will hardly hold water; to say the least, it is rather thread-bare. The nubue seem little concerned, ring proper legislation toward securing the rights of colored people in that State. The President said that he felt an interest in affording full protection to to all cla-vses of citizens in all States of the Union, and thought that proper legislation should be directed to this evil, even if it were further in the South than In ordinary cases, considering the circumstances of that portion of the country, resulting from the The resignation of Col. Daniel But-terfleld, Brevet Major General, 'accepted by the President, is to take effect March 14, 1S70.

INSURRECTION OF WOKEN. The Cullnstlon of the Women's Rights Ajitdtino Women at the Btiiot. Itrought to the church, the officiating priests, seeing llie masonic emoieius on the coffin, withdrew the insignia of the church and refused to perform thy religious ceremonies. Xo troops took part in the procession which followed the remains to the grave. MONETARY.

RIVER NEWS. Arlcann4 Frtr' Volnt l'yerbarg 1 1 St. 5 p.m p.m ...3 p.m i ii BOATS LEA VINO THIS DAY. Boyd Oix. Asdbkmx -SiUII Hi (IKArt.

-St. Ji -M-ii ARRIVAiiS. ReTlo St. Loais St. InU Jolla -St.

I.ouU lieu, aii.i- FrUr' Pulnt li. W. Point rlTt-r i -I rkani river W. A. old well river DEHAKTUKES.

Utah t. Uon! Colcial- Looi Belie M. Umlt St. Lcui Pnuy n.uleu li. W.

Cheek trier's ftj.ut oiark White river Jalla V.ckatmrg IX PORT. 'I'd well. Oei' Alary tt-ya eallla V. Forgeries Eq jil to $100,000 Swiadlers Aclive-'-Amma ion iu the Gold Hoom of New York. Wide Fluctuations Occasioned by Reports from Washington 6oid Movements.

ii.iirx- in 1 ii i lliiaa lil-. Jjkmih in. US iJ III, the wha, beily, but th. to in nnr t' he knew reao. wr4 rfioi; that wit: time won.

and by fa. 'Tve- that he wa United eitates wkolethlng.au. committee sorrv. me ii MluVrtlv rome ny way, except fcoen natural curiosity at such 'nnurllv conkWfiV the a feat. The jier tew te.

New York, March 17. Further developments in regard to the Wall street forgeries were the chief topic of conversation in financial circlen to-dav. The losses of the banks, it is stated, will reach (lOo.uoo, and those institutions are quarrling maw themselves where the loss Fr.im me New rk World. shall iail. There is a crowing unea-ii- The teai ful sowing of the early la- Dfss in recard to the new Liue of gold borers In tiie field the rights of wo- I certificates, as they are not so well alteration as me ay a number sending to their pnt in, tor the harvest sunrage is respective banks memoranaums oi ripo.

the incursion of the woman oi very check they drew sons to pre- into the jnry box turns out venl certification ot alU'rwi checks. norers in tue neia me r.nn ui wo- i ceruucaies, as iur aic men i now pretty evidently turuing guarded against altera to a more or less joyful reaping. The tjrst certificates. To-da sickle of Mi-s Anthony may now be of brokers were sendi tor eina r.iiu w. him.

and won id i' soiJciieo. ki. i.rf be would tho awtjpe 'ZZmld The loyal East Venne-s11 not believe the charaput Jtoaer ick tor some time, anil ti. vpt umnk ot tiie ma riilt nf rebfl maiice, but allv the truth thickens, as th" uvta come in, and they will all have to acknowledge that this specimen of Tennessee loyalty has sold out ana got the money. Yes, got the money, but did not keep it, aaty a part of it.

Some went to aid in the Ueieat for the tH-nate of that irreat traitor, A. John-en, and some went to heipelect Stokes. "I'art ot it." the candid Butler, "I kept mveit." Probably that was commission for hamllin- tiie tuads. nr. rtid not have a very fair character here, even before the Nte uncomfortable1.

c- came up. In Isol and 186 he was one of the most red-hot rebels that ever wanted to kill five Yankees and not get killed himself. At that time he was unknown to fame, eepi a a memer ot the Kebel lgislatun-. I'pon tne records at Nashville can still be found some of Butler's patriotic speeches, in which he denounced the wicked North, for on the wicked war against Southern rights and Southern hon-r He enis to have had a partic ular spite again-t the man who wrote i the Helper book," and in isci.niaile a speech upon that interesting subject, i When the East Tennessee UakMtts burned the bridges on the Virginia and Tennewee railroad, in onler to give the Federal army a chance to come in and take possession of the country, before the rebels could recover from their confu-ion, Butler delivered hlin-elf of a speech in tne I -fi'i-lature 111 Which Of uenounceu Another forgery came to light, in volving the lass of to a broker firm. A person called upon Chas.

Auger A with a letter of introduction from their correspondent at Baltimore, and gave au order for $40,000 of bunds. The order was executed and bonds delivered in exchange for a check uj-oii the Ninth National bank, apparently duly certified. It prove a fortre'ry. Ad unsuccessful attempt has been made to pass an altered check of Ivimp. Day A altered from $tt to fo62.i, in a'similar manner.

The sw in-dlcrs liave riot yet been discovered. The gold room was tne sueuo of animation aud wide fluctuations this afternoon. At first it wa reported the Ways and Meaus Committee had postpoued the consideration ol the funding bill until after the tariff bill disposed of. This eauseU au upward movement in the premium, which checked the market. The market af-t rward turned downward by the announcement that Secretary was before the committee pressing a majority of its members to report tho funding bill immediately in nijrfna1 Khne.

forenru luiwni "I 7 iierr roam iu a convivial mood.and I it tne nitfotn WW vi- u. o- ngemam ana one per cvnu r- coat Sklro 1 iuncJ.il BWU Wff il ik i III I llalV i aud re in hearty accord with tho men charged with the consolidation, hi this Mate, of the work of reconrurtioii. Several parties are out, scouring the surrounuiug try, wiih a view to arresting Yerger. From llie Vickoarif XiSMsO Jac-ksos, March 14, Ln lie more than a saliy in our alley, or a dash of jioachers upon our preserves of prerogative. It is a serious invasion with a view to permanent oceui ancy.

And it baa rtntived the forninl countenance aiid congratulation ot the most officially illustrious legal luminary of Laramie. Chief Justice Dowe has returned fervent thanks that be has been permitted to behold this day, and the jury women have taktn their seats with a mixture, we may suppose, of the sentiments with which they would aeaptcate a pilgrimage and a picnic. Nor i this assertion ui itself by a long-suppiesstsl sex cudemical. Tiie women of a vilbtge in HafleachaaMlH have vimlicatid th-mselves against t.iiieuU-iy wun in.ar 1 1,1 in thf canitai of Wyoming by After the decision of the Court to post- actual Oatiota in au rww i A wri it urw tilt- i-true this ite uionetra- I it: -a; of Sheriff Lake to confine nugatory itx at night time in one of mediate purpo-e arl't'cti for the im- thf. iron sTe up stairs.

But, afl on I tion which evoki it, InwmaAM the tne iron ca -k i I i.i th. hiiiots ii IJlfre were in mr jiu receptacle iihiii asitaut auu the luir no; me meusn 1 .1.1 tint sherid the nn ai- emcieui suuiuot depit unenn, in i iij nFtha uractical nUlt of lowevi to remain mnwi i tour iw.i weui Saturday UiiUs tiie jiiiier lowing the I il i irave liim some cnoni f.ir.....in, Whilr. extracts from 'Hamlet." While extracting iroiii "Hamiei" he extracted a revolver from the coat pocket. Jn the it -ceue he retired thromrh the pa ige. using the revolver as the gbfst's stall.

Rfturuing in ttie 01111 aci, ue the deputy sheriff to go outside to the market and bring him nie eonee, which was done. In the deputv's alist-nce the jailer and his went to sleep. Yerger then took a lime barrel aud placed it by the of the gate, on top an empty box, then the water bucket, turned up side down. This impromptu throue allowed him to grasp the night of he, (Hamlet's) ambition (top of the wall), and he dropped on the other Mde. Before going he kindly placed his blanket smi cloak on the bed of the ailer and assistant in order to keep them warm.

cre-ite, a great deal of excitement iu connection with tne introduction of the bill relative to tiie writ of futbea corpus. The guardians of the jail an? fully ex- nlit-T-Mfl'lI irO'li Ull l.ll!ll.-liiVT: ai the Union men Just as ne ue.iouui -n the reikis now tr Jh num tuiiv uialured some stn. ho to have ctianiffi country 1 ps- ir- .1.111 The U-ing scoured by partes to secure nis re-nrresT, anu M-i-iai j.n-vate houe have been searched. A reward nas been ior nis cap- the JafkAim PSanon.t Xf. Vanmr rrrti I roll III nilt have been VillSS by any of his friends to WOIXM.n of Wyoming, and the inlru tvitf Mton nil HKceedlmriV looiisr: Ail the probabilities were that in a lew weeks he would be admitted to bail until such time as the crime of which he stands chargisl could be fairlv and di-nAssionatei considered nrif wlletl tie saw llie mi'i for, atter the war, he beeame tvenw, in Fast one 01 tne 1 Tennessee, consequence.

went to Oov. SenUr says that he stole a con.iiif ruble amount of uionev llliaghn to the widows and orphans of East Tenncsaee I nion s4-diers, and was stricken from the roll of "laitn agents at Washington iu This i4 the common talk Snie people of his Ui-fwoT IU tr auioog w. by a jury ot his countrymen, am mm H. It it no. it occupies the undignilitxl aud unenvi-tier or bis Jf Ubte attitude of a fugitive frOm jus-pV he usd the myflXt tioe.

With the chance, yf arrest and mmZs no incarceration greatly against h.m. TUf Ro. coindent of the WwWHhTvo someUiitig to New York Tribune says Such an nnt likely have aouieuuug rnynt of bUtspuemy as has kaa credit in tbe hinp Airtml bv llieee discussions aince the AU the- tW- tr, wa open. etwet ppon thi.Mig the bill now landing in lnn.it say ja 'hcarjo that effect and the recent ta.iritiity ior IX. mr wiuhavt atendencv to put I'ongreaa torth to the fourth person te th fnuutrv not onlv in n-gard to GtlhA." two daye ago XcharicuVtf Butler, but into itbe Lxbibied someb.tmg rfi ff ni bill also.

The teritortal subject, but the police discovered it 80 ZZtt of a great State Ls a huge ob fJy thal Up to the present time it ii umu with a tad rasrsder, hlllj not got into circulation. IJo know the last dogma?" SStS let which a highly educated gentle- brre bo vU can venture more, while lnau yesterday. Pius IX large oo.vi th h.re lUt hecime man, aud 1 1 us IX oouni 1., 1 tious. It is true tnai, mouSii thus a pn test, it was not a proton.ar-tyrdoui. su.ee Lmg Stone Ulack-ufll ad her obedient inotner-in-liiw twd previously deposited uncounted ballots as a testimony against the tyranny of male New Jersey, and a more numerous body of tiu ineu 01 esuriiesier lauuracu their Ullots to Ibe ronnision and confutation of the inspectorial minion of the bigotry of male New York.

But the number ot these experiments evinces how widely the good seed ot the original liusbandwomon has been Ni-a'tered, Mnd how much fruit it has borne. Jt is idle to deny that these nmntnma are nigniftcant, that there ii a considerable section of tho sex, ot which ifio precise extent, to be sure, cannot be meniijers have beome so thoroughly convinced ot the nsea of suffrage as a panacea tor all the ills that female flesh is heir to as to defy djetiaioa and moio or less social I Jespln-iul la liehalf of their belief, and that a stiii ire extensive Hectiwn ii in sympathy with the active champions ot the sex, albeit Ibe infection of nature doth and iua notion of feminine delicacy restrain it lroin making public proclamation of its wants aud woos from the housetop or the poll-booth. And the complacency with which the maawtitae r-ommttuity has rtx-eived tnee udintrs 4 if ILU- t'iU-IiSiOll in 111 uaiiub ty 99 mmw 9 I a I Boatwell wa on the floor of the House pressing memburs to pans the bill, gold market was active, with a strong mercantile demand very Htmau in the morning, rising from 11 at opening to 11 2 on ine reception 01 Washington advices unfavorable to the passage of the funding bill. Contrary reiwrts this afternoon, however, carried prices down 10 til tit the close. Carrving rates, and a per the latter being the latest rate paid.

Clearances, 142,000,000, representing yesterday's business. Governments steady; State securities duU and heavy old lennessces, 49. Cotton market quite animated, with a further rise in price. Low middling sold at Site on the spot, and iSc for all months to the close of the cotton year. Middlings sold at 23tc on the spot.

The advance was caused by the covering of contracts by some weak bears, who sold cotton short plose on to the inn-oat noint. a short time sinea. Humors of failures among the boars in Liverpool stimulated the covering 1 process. Money was more active at VIC per cent, ou call, the former on Government collaterals; prime discounts iter cent. Sterling firmer at 8a8t, with but few bankers that are willing to draw under a higher rate.

Cotton bills have heen bought at 7, and the supply ia decreasing. RIVERS, WEATHEB BD KIN' ESS. The river fell two incrws diirinsr tae lael tweuty-lour hours, aud is eleven feat tbref inrbes below hiph wa'r mark. Til" Arkansas is faliin, with less thin three feet bflow Little Kix-k. Other tributaries are also falling-, hat la gooU boai con-liilioo.

Ttw weather yesterday wan souio-what imlder than thai, of ewceral day past, but alill of tho disagree aole, lll-iirt-tnred aort. We tr.ia-. It may be more genial and pleaspnt 10 day. Caibo, March 17 Mary Miller. Louisville New Orleans, 9 fast night; Colorado, Vicksburg to fit-.

Louin, a.m. Olati-gow, Camden to St. IjouIs, 1 b.dv; Couli-neutal, Cairo to N'ewOrleanc, a Katf Kinney, New- Orleans to tic. Lout, 11 a.m. Virginia, New Orfeana to Louisville, II a.m.; St.

Joe, Columbus to St Louis. 11 a.m.; Mary Houston, New Orleans to Louiavtlle, I p.m Grnn.l Era, New Orleans to Cairo, 2 p.m. Wauanita, New Orleans to Cincinnati, i p.m.; "bark and barges, Cairo to New Orlearw, 4 p.m.: Nick Longwortb, New Or e.ns to Louisville. 8 p.m.; Silver Spray, New I)rlan3 to Cincinnati, p.m.; City of Cairo. St.

Lonia to Memebi, 7 Hiivor Bow, Red river to St. Louis, 7 in. The river rose i nehes. The weat her ls clear. i -cury Locivillk, Mrch 17.

Up: Indiana. Down: Hale. The riwr is risia, with 8 feet 10 inches in the canal. St. Loris.

March 17. Tho rirer li sla-tionarv at this Nasuvii-le, March 17. The rlv .1 falling, with nine feet largo on rt.irpoih Shoals. The weather is fair M. VicKSBrBO, March 17.

Cp Pauline Carroll, at 0 oViook last night P. VV. Strader. at 10 last night; It. E.

at I p.m. KiTer stationary. Woalhcr clear and cool. Ciwcisnati, irarch 17. The river is risiujr, with '7 fef 8 inchee in the ohan- nel.

Arrived: Alloa Dean. Disparted: Alaska. St. Locis, March 17. Arrived Eliert, Ames, Marble City.

Departed: Little Oianl, Stockdale, Jasper, Arthur. The river la declining rapidly. The weather is clear and warm. BusirjeM aontb is plentifuL Navigation north will be re-sumeii to-morrow. MIS.KLLASEOt.-S.

The IdaSiockd.de goestoOaachilafrom St. Louis. She has jOo tons engaged, and all for two points. The Kicnmoud ia due from above this evening, on br way to New Orleans. Captain Nat.

Green commands, and T. Woods is clerk. This ls her firs', trip under her new commander, and bis many friends in this eity will doubtless pay the Richmond a visit while she lays at the wharf. Her superior passenger accommodations and general magnificence will afford passengers desirous to go south a chance for a most pleasant royngo. Captain James B.

Eads says he will complete the great bridge over the Mississippi at St. Louis by the end of next year. Boats were scarcer at the landing yesterday than they have been for some lime. Business on the levee was therefore lca active than usual. The Upper Arkansas p-vkets still continue their regular depart area irom Little Rock two or three times per week, but low water prevents their carrying much Ireight.

As a consequence they will advertise in the Cincinnati papers that freights cannot be received for t'pper unless consigned to merchants in Little Rock. Tweritv-sevcn steamers left New Orleans last Saturday for different point. The Magenta will be thoroughly overhauled during the summer, aud will continue in the Memphis and New Orleans trade next season. John Sullivan sold his interest at tha rat9 of JSn.iin) for ihe The im Halo and Alaska left riacin-nati, southward tiouud. last Wednesday.

The Indiana left Louisville Teaterday. Tae Memphis and St. Louts f.icket Company design buildinna now boat lor tb-lriine. She Ls designed to bo very verr fine, verv fast end vei-v eapacWms. Tae St.

is the uext regular Cairo; ami St. Louis packet. (She leaves to-day at p.m.. und nakea alt way laudinra. fa; tun IfeKea is.m er.

W. Ktjasa I'arker, cierk of tho SeiHe has bieouie of oue-fomtti ui lh -t steamer. The Grand Vira will piss down to-morrow for New Orleans. The K. P.

Wall, Captain Ad. Storm, leaves to-morow ior all landings uu White river. The Old Reliable Oomtnercial will get aw iv. as usual, to-morrow for all poiuta on While river. Matt Gloss is master.

Neither the Marv McDonald, Continental nor Mary Milter bad arrived l.i-t night at dark. Thev wore duo from above. Tho Miuneola, (Captain gets away ror Oapra and A new steamer, with an iroa hull, is to be built at Cincinnati, for the Red riror trade, by Cupt. Bonrdiuan. About naa ueen suoscriucu me St.

Louis, Whiio aud Arkajasaa nver uacket liue, by the nefehaats of St Louis. Tbe Louisville Cbwwiereiat, Ot Wednesday last, says: David Haven, Superintendent of the Missis-ipoi Valley Havlgasioa Company, ret 11 rued to the city yesterday. He Has beenolfieialiy iulortm that the bill paused by the Louisiana Legislature donating to tbe company and exempt lug It from taxation for ten years, has been signed by the Governor, atd is now a law. This will enable the eompanv to bgin operUiona tonce. A mealing of tbe directors will be held for tl is purpose, in Xlew Orleans, on the Slat iust.

Capt. DeHaven leaves by rail to-day iu order to be present at the eaeetinit-" The M. J. Wicks reached St. Louis Wednesday.

She wxs advertised to leave on her return sonth yesteruay. Tne recent uglv weather made steamers at nil noints along llie nver. nons cold weather made a nice little steamer, and well adapted to the trade where she runs. The Cincinnati Kn.utrer says Boatbuilding at the different yards here is already tolerably brisk. James Mack has just commenced tbe hull of apide-wheel steamer for W.P.

Davidson of the famous Northern Line. Hambleton is building a side-wheel steamer tor John D. Adams, whii is well auvaueed, and is about to commence work on a stem-wheel boat for (attain. I P. Sedam.

of St. Louis. At the-l Marine Railway the work on Captain Fink's new Wheeling packet is progressing favorably, and Captain Metr.ler'a new Yazoo river packet is ready to go into Ihe water. Letherbury is building two immense barges for the Mississippi Val-lev Transportation Company." In addition to the coal tows reported a day or two since as having left Pittsbnrz, six boats with 484.000 bushels have de-parti! for Cincinnati, and six with fSW.Ono bushels for Louisville. These shipmenss abnut wind up the business on tbe recent rise.

Several coal barges have been lost on their downward passage. Tbe Milbrey has gone to Tennessee river from Ev HE DVRTISEftKTS. NOTICE. OTicor HBRifawoo Iyscnaxcm i Memphis, March 170. mf At a regular mating of ihe Board O' Diroctora or lb Company, held this day, a dividend of Ave per ceuL, free of liove'n-isjsal mm declared, the same to be credited upon the stockholder' notes, mill i V.

NKLsoN. cretary. KEELER 1l JUDSON, COMiVISSiON MERCHANTS For tbe 81 and Purchase of HIDES, FLOUR, GRAIN, Etc 169 Washington Street, Cbictge. Refer to Union National Bank and J. S.

Sharp. Chicago; Judon A i.o.. Memphis, mis MASONIC NOTICE. 'I 'HE lUte LodsT! N-v 1 communication of Desoto JM will he helil ttils-" iFIifUAVi r.venmg, March lstu. at cock.

i'r or ousmuHP. All Jt. traterpslly tuvited. By order of JOHH I. BKaIkd.

V. f. R. W. SHELros, Sec retary.

mhW -The has thUdu Crm of Edmon-M, li.iolved coparl- ner-hir hv mutual consent J. Odbert and J. M. li.its-r:. Ir wnhilraw lag.

A. J. 11-monds anl J. W.Todd cont'nulng the bOKi-ncs tn Ilia nam of Eduiunrtu Todd, and will settle His business of the late Brm. A.

FDWONDS, j. J. W. TOiifJ, J. M.

UlLBKftr.Ja. Memphis, March 17, mh STEAMBOATS. MEAT STORE. Jefferscn stjv aruiMBoaTs srpi-usn with MEAT, FISH, GAME, MiLK, VeaeUbles, and Beat Siorts Eeaeraily. Meats 10 cents per pound.

Orders solicited ah 1 2 CHARLEY WILLIAMS CO. FOR 8T. LOUIS. Memphis and St Lou; 3 Mail Line Kor Osceola, MsdC I. Hickman Belmont snd Cairo, Connecting- at Kelmout with th Iron MenntslT, R.

nt wlta Illinois Central Ballroad, and boataup the Ohio Kiver. rT. JfETH Corbet, meter This splendid sjassaoger steamer win leave as srmve THIS DAV. 13th at p.m. Freight receWed at theft WharfboaJ.

i-: rill.i,. nt. DibM ft.F.M. Hiipt. FOB DYBBSBUBO.

For Hslls's Fotnt. Key Pyersboiv, inii sal lnterauediale 8M.LIE 3. B. Miller, master This eluant pafe-iener Hteamer will leave ss ahove Tlllrt DAY, Wth at 3 p.m. Mir rrellif i.r uhmh ay-ply lxmr.1 FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Meoipiiis ami Arkansas River Packet Co White River Line. For Helena. Mouth ol Whlto Rirsr. l.ireo-don. ueVall's Biutr and Jucksoupit.

Steamer WAIT, Ad. Storm master. This entirely new and slesaot aaT passengi-r t--: -OSSOm built expressly for this trade, will leave- Vl'CBDAY, at p.m. or frelaht or passage apply on board or to W. H.

As-ent. mhfs No. 3 Mfttlumn Stanton Bionk. Easpnls aad Arkaesaa Fiver Packet Coat-panyw-United Stain Msil Line. For Helena.

Fitars' Point, Month White Hirer. Pine BloS, l.tttle Honk, an msklua; connections for Hot Upriut anu Fort Mtnlth, Steamer JVi-y Boycl, Hv ims matter. This elegant passenger steamer Wll' 1EHV- smive TTTIS DAY. lsth at Su For rrehcht or passaiie ar-P'7 on board or at Company olH.e, Xu. MimIUuu at KlocK.

mhls W. H. KKNXFDAT Ant. FOR WHITE RIVEIt BkOOM CORN SEED. Regular Heatpkis aad White River Uaited States Mail Sataraay Packet For Helena, Indian Bay, Clarrndoo, leVaIl's Bluff, Little ilock.

lies Arr, West Point, Scarry, Annsta anu Ea'ly Broom Corn conuuands best prices For early Seed and other varieties, with directions how to cultivate, address W01C0TT, SKITH mhl8 Memphis. The Fifty-second Number of APPLETONS' JOURNAL OF 0 LITERATURE, SCIEKCE AND ART. OMM EHOIAL MarT A. Glass master. This elegant passenger steamer will leave iu aoove SATCBDAI, UlUi 5 p.m.

For ireight or p-cp apply )C. board, or to J. JACK WILrSON, Agwnt, mhlT 'Ui rorvi sf ret. np-tsjrs. FOR CLNCINXATI.

Beguiar For Cairo. Eviiurvllle, villeaad Cin -innatl. KEXTuN Hart, master This elegant passenger pacKc leaves as abova THIS DAY, lMh at 1-1 aja. LAKitY HAUJiaTAD 4 Agents, mhl.H hi Madison street. Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.

MINNE lLA Miller, master DRY 6000S. We call special attention THIS WEEK to our fresh arrivals in Black Silks, Japanese Poplins, Popline Srilliante, Irish Tabinets, Cheme de Lyonnaise, Mohairs and Lenos. Iron Grenadines At 50 cts. a yard. Beautiful Percale Robes SOMETHING NEW.

AMUSEMENTS MEWPHlf Sjaidiag, Bidwell Lout Nljjfat bat THATH. Jfciouji, Prsfr'-, this kepi Trim fal i I''- ntmp.y-.T- March vasal as 1 e.oca, eiossa at 4 Monday F.ranlii. anee of ths tr-f 1 m-Alouai A j. Lb'tlLL. a 1 JNj Lectures 0i Scierce and Ait, BY PROF.

VIGUS, SAYOSO HALL, 3r2 MAIM cTR'ET KV EKT FB BROOM'S OF HAS. B. H. BKU.1X. 1 iimtn Warn Prof, mAr Abji.jlp Open Htrory IX 1 In ihe crew TELE6RAPHS5 MARKETS.

I rh si lotliT 1. ..1 a wAil fait.si to tiie kit.an SKlvfttlOa." ll-l tt 1 1.1' 1 1 lllf, I Wi (11115 wdves in tbe event of lufHliibiiiiy ma-i ing carried. Kupposinr the Pope i beloooe insane "A new one would 1. elected." it is answered. )j Km intf-rvid has i.aH.l, ana must mm 1 a Jtherwbe there is danger id capsiwnff.

Vasi.is..k..v. March Stoughton, a majority meiflber of Mr. (v.niinitU. ottered is. 1 anlftrp 1 If in tne iniu'Hr thi.

action 01 don of thorn into jury box, although lib latter has been gloated over with timdish glee by those malicious male who have thnuastdves undergoae that dread or.hal, as weii auithe UIS lray with which mankind has endund to aee the regularity and ih wiatancy ith which thts wo-mauKiud of the Kiteni hti-teg avails the ballot-bux, mvmooamvm au, what ba.i for a iouit time been ruaoi. lest, thai, if it fkaUpieate our sister to demand wifraqe, no vvnridervote body men KM Ml the trouble to opp'Jge thtir mmmjm mwmmw many may entertain dmthU tt to the valve of the suf-fraqe to them irhstiUte-y shall horeyot U. It is gutityibK to oiwerve thai thts latter nitariving has begnn to arise in the female bit art, and that now, at last, it u.s.. arc auotu to enter Into the fruition of tM elective women are found to rise up and ii.uuire what good that frauchwe wlildoihem. A Mi-s lgarton has put that with much force, aa ili.

World ol Wednesday borcwitness, to au audience in Boston md the limitations she point- out to tbe etti-cacy of suUrage may be supposed to weigh with juanv of those women vCm nathy upn the question is a subject of euch perennial wonder to Mr-. Sianton and MUs Anthony. The independence "lord of the lion bturt and eagle eye wlioe tf.o Htroni'-riiiiiueii iuiuut Ulll. i a. UI1XIOUS tO JIIU NEW TORBC Vew York.

March 17. Cotton flrm-sales 3il oal. uplands JSc. Flour-superB ne SI all Si A IVbiw my WliMt-Sal spring 1 jil. Corn Rice clilll.

LqlTee 1 I Or Hi 1 1 Ilk. During the Brut year of Its publication, which rime with No. 52. the Publishers bava given 25 Per Cent. More Reading Matter THAJS AXJT OTHER JIAOArlMB, BelJi- fuml-htrii (lrati.1, in Supplement 13 SUPERS STEEL ENGRAVINGS.

StnTABT. FOR FRAXIHO, Ufnslly sola In Print-shops at II sach. ALSO, 20 LARGE CARTOONS, UBHKSSsX BX THI BEST AKTIST. RipreeDtin SCENES OF GREA INTEREST, Eleven ll-ustrated Suppiements K.OHT PAGES RACB. Ws have, tbsrvlore.

given to each Hubscnber $20 WORTH IN PREMIUMS, Calculated at the uho iI cost of Engravings of 'ike TS entire Pm the CnUed Mat sii-My eirmmeii Jed the publirutlon, near 0tm and pOMeadiny attraction 11 H- cjtiaLJ by any other Journal. We cito hare two or three extracts from from the public press notices which briefly represent the general testimony, both from public and private sources, that Apklr-rass ai. Ls astcemed. as regards the na'ure of Its contents, one of the host publications of Its class, either in Eu rope or A merlca: Prom the Syracuse JoorniU.) The fact Is, APPLRToas' Jocbjal occupies a field all to nearer to popular heart ai.pcailr-t nut only to th- Judgment aud lutellcvt. but to llie sense of the beautiful aud tho LKrora the New Yor Herald.) We dooht there are many weeklies or ru'Uitini, la crest Britain the standard of whose conteut, us high an that o' JoCRSAi either In their prose aud poetry, or in their engravings; and certainly there are none nuperior." Froru me BosUn Transcript.

In looklug over a file of this handsome weekly, we are struck with the valuable so well as uttracLlvs features it combines, ileal llie u-ual kUpply of a 11. j-. ui-ut in the icir of fiction, and of oeraon! lni-erest In JCh.s elegant And tvlli sleaiusr wis! ie lAavn above rtATl'ROAY. Mh at p.m. LARKY HArUIST.Vi) 4 Agents, ruhiT No.

1 Mudi-oa NOTE OUR PRICES THIS WEEK IN Domestics, Irish Linens, Table jOamasks, Sheetings, Couterpanes, Napkins and Doylies, NEW PAISLEY ARABS VERY ELEGANT. Hosiery, Gloves, Chemisettes, Embroidery, Parasols, Etc. We offer the above during THIS WEEK, at Inside Prices. A. SEESSEL SON 259 MAIN STREET, Irfi rvmin a.ii'i ihucw, lsviu.

PfctotJsyiB fcmi Krr- Attn. AUCTION. Furniture. Carpets. Oil Cio fti dries.

AT AUCTION, BY A. M. FBNKuAM lJ MAr: THIa MOK.nING.atlO siock. Public Sale of front SL n- will sail, at pabila o'cloek on aofloa, it VV Wedaesdsy. tiie ita Day Apr.

I On the premises, that valuabl and Ioi. utuva a No. 24 r.r oacnpled 0' one, Hrint Ifuitt. Executor of Alkiaon mhis dee'd. TRUSTEES SALE OF UNI0M STREET LOT.

BY dtreetton of W. King, th- 1 wilt. asyTrastaw, sen to in asjiisu -der, for await, us Wednesday, 20th Karch, IQ" At noon, TSTCS, or ama MempnlM to me tn by Virgli seare ce LVt Un M. ine noi FOR NEW ORLEANS. Ilegnlar New Orleans Packoi For Vteksburif at IIS, aud Sew Urleans.

URAD ERA mast- This eltsct psiM.ngr steamer wll! leave as above ATLKliAY. )tu i p.m. LARRY HAKM3TAD mhl7 i'i Mmllva HARDWARE. HIDES-AMD D. B.

THOMAS. THOMAS GROSS jtASTFAerBTTSKa or EATH COTTON GINS I ALLISON BROS. SOLE AGK3TS FOB E. CARVER. Sl IMPROVED COnONGIN WHOLESALE UEALEKd 31 HARDWARE IRON, SUNS, CUTLERY, 270 FROJIT STREET, SCEtfPHIS, TENNESSEE.

r.T.iwri-BSiw mnrrhniits dslar lne to pnr- I chase uin siauns win mind that ws are Aleuts lor A J- er a co. DtntovB cotton gins. The unoqualed beauty of the staple of cotton on these well known Gin Stands, ir llEiitii'-ss of their i.nproveii tnunlnii ifr, in-creuaed yield of lint, and many other ac-knowledeed adTanunres, make them more desirable than In former years, when, as nojs, they were the favorite. iy TO THE LADIES! Leather Sfcco Findm Foraisn and Cat mi Kip Skins, Taisiwrs' 7i Tanners Oiis, Etc, Main St Mcmnhis Tp-ir awa 1 menken oros. a "Cash paid for lllrlas anl Laatcet Itinr.

and Iwats were delayeU, boiiij una- tba way oi biography and travel, we ha ,7 muen aeuulue scieutlBc sndd SUHr steady itibaS Havana at, dull aud unlet Dry UOOUS cut "er urj u.w, bi.siuess. The markH Is still nnettled. but urlcc Brown drills, tuch a I aco-hla Lyman and Great Falls, are reduced to 1.1 'tL'tlnianltc nH Uh.I1v NlM.1 CUttOS IS tt-iiuoed WIc. and all Imported brands, like Conies' and rjlerllug. no sell at orset jeans, such as Bates', sell at Tvnuiakea nod Kearsarge l(tc; Fepperull lot Lucoula tse.

Heavv brown sheet lag tlantic liV;" 'f; i Pso.ne eatr lac: maianHed 15. do. LMH; Lyman vk- -or piece; Porismoutn hnavr, LSr; Clme Will alden, heavy. Uc: Wesurn rV.r i nrtnuVe; Arnold's and Frcemsn's Wi Waumsutta fi; Stewart will offer them ci Himpson's, aU makes, are down to NEW ORLEaWS. Nw Orleams.

March 17. Floor and corn unchanged. Oats 2iittSc. Bran and hsy Porkiail) Bacnn dull-shoulders 1 shies lHsMHe. Lard-tierce 14 l-i 1 keg 17c.

uuii pn.ue -i'i Whiskv unchanged, coffee lair lftulSlc. Cotton active and higher middlings ii9tiyfc; low middlings iv4 1iM good ordinary MsiaiV; sales bales; reoilp' bales; experts to Livtrruui jaui bales: to the Continent 4SV); coastwise HVZ, sterling Gold IIS. New ork sight par. NASHVILLE. Nasbvillb.

March 17. Cotton active low nildolings JUc; good ordinary ISc. Btook 8T. LOUIS. Locis.

March 17 Fioar-sprlng (3 Wa 1 IS. Wheat-No. 2 spring Sc. Corn -mixed 77 7a, i sit liai iev SOt'tSSc. Kye nom- Whikv held ai zc.

uuiei Th. Hon. 11 Tt-nnefwe, in lV-i and What' wuild be the the ul liighfe Aoci- mm' interval. uo uroclaim their purisj-seoilouow-1 Oi ni mnot nai'tuai 1 MiliLarv euiy id osuiet nnnv to tft.riiU1 censun-1 a.meD'1-Mr. Morgan suggested an 1 Matt bv adding the words "and Oi-t lie ls riuested to reign.

K-uutshton divlined to yield 1'n adopUbd umfiiimou-Hlby 17 yas. the Biroug-miiiutT. tuaiu port si z'tix m. hum WaUuna are SO auiouo iu houlders9Sc; clear sides Loose nam 'l-tt. liV Ml'l'S 1, uuu nnriiui March 17.

-Floor uulet-ptlng er- unu IIIHir llliriKJrit-Ul kihuw- L-, ltw ear. eay- inuo, ih.ivwith "C' 7mai im ife boeoma 'bare, unhang Jjfa L. iiiiivi-" Hturii; di 7w- LOUISVILLK. i is ii verv line tllltlit. oil ina'iy i 17 Tobaceo-sslcs I j.

lite luinuuc.i i isles uni-ilMUneo. unu I I1LS HI. -H'JUOiJ "--J r'nii ilisi'l-v 1 11,1 -c. meat not connected with Phllo jw, na notioe-tfcuit no- using a definition i sSa-ndce cannot coexist Kirnr coffee K. s.v.

1 al 11 ir iiini tho two ooleclsKi 'Lw Cuiea wsc. r-ouW prove a futility i triHCISNATf "1 tS5XirSi.T2S i yc'SaS 1 sl hid dictionary i-iirart'ii uwr ent not connected with philology, what V-l aeHnition after tbe atyle for bringing to ieyfron, the mthvr oisuu iiavd by John- uneu JJ used for pt.liticalpttr"0e,''1u JT Uuder the word vicegerent, v. 1th person i as an uoauthorixeJ Sfva Kinga me sometimes calle.1 atfc-uipl to yoke Vctice, and ho Xes. It is to be fished theory aa lor.i 'JJ. Corn as Klour dull extra lainll Frtme molaases 1Ba Purk i'JO 511.

Bacon Bulk shou'ders a. Laid prime uc. oai.ia 1.1..,,, 1.....1 The Hiohinond left Evansvilio, on Wednesday, with a heavy cargo at good Tom. Jasper, Captain Ju'1. West, mM St.

Louis for New Orleans last WeJ-uesdsv evening. The H. M. Shrove Jett for Red river th sstne evening. Sim is loaded at the following rates To eiler-son Flour ft 00 per bbl; pork 3 00 do whisky Tt 50 do.

Heivy pound freight, SlT.iporlOU lbs. To Shreveport Hour 50 per bbl; pork S3 50 do; whisky fl 00 do. Hnarv freights 81 IS por lis). The Sara" Oee, running in the Cairo and vansville trade. Is for sale at Half that much has recently been spent in on her.

The Colossal and Ctah are on their way trom Little Rock bound for St. Louis where thev vy ill load for a return to Ar kansas river. A ipb boat is needed in our harbor. We are without a tui to move coal flats alongside of steamers at the wharf. In eoiiseijuence boats must land above tho mouth of Wolf to procure supplies.

The Mount Carbon Coal Company's tug is US on the docks undergoing repairs. When she Is ready for work- again, tho trouble will be obviated, but is thought tiv that a job boat oould business in ear harbor at this nm. 'Ihe Mollie UraU, uapt. Anuy uearto, is the rettuiar packet tor Osceola and all I landings this side. She is a popul and useful steamboat.

The Belle St. Louis arrtvpa at a laie hour yesterday, disehArgeif a heavy earg.) ol grain and produce, aud ielt in the eveniiiir on her return to St. Louis. The Caldwell arrived from White river with i bales ol cptton, and laid up for repairs. Parties In thi4 city, under the lead of Frank Hicks, are making bids for the Dello Leo.

Thev want her for the packet trade between this city and New Orleans. Capt. Win. Postal, with Ave men, was engaged all Wednesday night In dropplDa a coal barge from the fleet above Wolf river to the wharf. It was nice work Of a cold, windv night, and required skill, ram and industry to aeoom- plisb 'su-cessfully.

Captain Poatat possesses the requisite quniifloatlous, and twirforniod the fdAt. li rs. Cuntain R. L. Hs'nis, and If.

Outlaw in charge of thi ottlire. ij.i ilita eveninir fcr Little Root nud such as ls to the wants hi tue peojjie. anu is 111 of tiieaie towid uraciical knowi lit embellishments, both as to style aud sahiect, this sexial is a great advance ou previous and prevaSstDt attempts of the kind. REMOVAL HITE CORWINE JOB PRINTERS 14 Union Appeal Building. OFFER A NEW LINE OF IRISH LINENS At 30 cents per yard.

ALSO, NEW DRESS GOODS! At 25 cents per yard. and thus beais the palm among the weeklies, both In ait and tclenco." From tbe Day-Book. v. are lucllued to buiieve mere has never appeared an Atuerlosn publication that has its hold uuon the American resdci so rspldiy as this ever-welcome periodical. Criticise It closely, analyze it with mlnuieness.snd It is hardly possible to flnd a flaw or sn Imperrection In auy department.

cuuut retrain from i ttt profound admiration and say lo our readers that it shQuid ue a weekly visitant to thetr horses, and nave a prominent placu op Uimiz pavior center-tables." Pries 10 Cents per Nuaibar. or $4 per ja pan, advance. SlTESCBIrTtaSS REt alVSD FOB 12 OB MOSTHS. In remiidng by mail, a povtofflce order or draft, payable to order of D. Appleton 4 is preferable to bank-notes, aa.

If lost, the order or draft can bo recovered without loss to the sender. In ordering the the name should he clearly given, with the pos'-arnce, couuty and Stale, In felt ArpTois' JocaaAi. ls also Issued In MonOUv Parte, price 50 oeats each, or SO per annum, in advance. AJPUT0N 4 Publishers. 90,92 at 94 Crand New rk.

The JoCbksi. is for sale by all News-agents throughout the United States. mhl8 COOK SILK COTTON SEEO By Goodlett By Ralph Wormeley By T. B. Haynes Co.

TBI cotton was broaght from Meileo to Teas and from Texas to Mississippi in 1SV It was rslsed In Bolivar oouaty, and sold In New Orleans at l)j cents per pound i of -2611 ha es raised In nwmmTn mm war, by Judge. Jones, was soiaV 1.1" Uvsrpool. for tt cents, gold, Slummon cotton wss sold for 41 cents. iV i3BRmoneed by competent judges in New oneiius and Memphis as Bne as Peeler, and inu. stronger in staple inni.

Mtre take pleasure In si tting to ocr patrons that we have removed our Job Printing Establishment to No. 11 Union street. Appeal Building, where we hope to see our old customers and as many new one as will examine our work and prices We are now prepared to do all kinds of Printing and Binding on the most reasonable terms. Our stock of Cards, Billheads and Cap Papers ls complete. Our material consists of the latest styles ef type, presses, etr NOTICE.

LL persons owlrul bills to the Mount Carbon Cosl and PHlroad Company, or the Grand Tower Mlnln. Manantc-'urlng aad TrausuortatiouCumpauv, will pleas call and He 'the i inmdlalely. with the under- slgnud. at No. Madison sireeu illpersons hartna bills against either of aald eoiuBanies will present them, for payment U.

W. POSTAL. Agent, ment, to N( M4dtBOn atreet. Ledger eopy mh New Arnval ofMiliinery 6oods ay-Miss WALL, at 88S Main street, Memphis, has last completed her seasons nnn-hases In New York, and Is now recelv-ng a mil assortment of Millinery Goods of imuorlatlons and most lashionabi vies direct rrom Paris and London, embracing the AUOUBTLSa" and ANIE" HVPS with other frtsli noireltles; and all those desiring the choicest eooda, at the most ooKU'ar prices, are invited to ealL Every riepari meut of FasHiosabii Hbsss M.umi uarrieei en, aad orders promptly executed. MOINA COTTONSEED.

500 bushels of this celebrated Seed for sale, in quantities to suit. PRICE $5 00 PER BUSHEL. mr Samples of Mo! a Cotton to be seen at our office. TOOF, PHILLIPS IU, inui-i runt street. Slack Iron Grenadines, New Spring Shawls, Linen Lawns, Baibiggan Hose, Children's Hose.

Housekeepers should look at the Colored Wine Table Cloth At 75 cents per yard. Table Damasks TOWELS, At $1 00 per dozen. NAPKINS, ALL AT LOW RATES Menken Brothers The Attention or Hsuk-rs chants ii caJJed ta ir. "Swing KcWo. Ta taa Men phis Soi ACOSTC-T betwe-n tlai; val makars.

Mas i m-tattssintereel for dys sl ta lng to pick ths other's loci. ir. placed Sltmi, To be clainMsiay uwo, the sate, iiail P-day opent-'i -er. ds In six hour-. ha wcxite en hours, and nis ant sue, ceded.

ppecial to the Memphis Appeal. Reaalt of the Baak Lock BsM March n. BUS Hail opeued Sargent's luck in sis Chicago to-dav. and Marn i to the Victor Lock of Hall's after noar. forieiled the money.

H.ii iu .5 a procession is cow -ulm here. Wc Combs, Keller Byrnts, 322 1-2 ana 324 aaia -t mm agents forHalfla Concrete Fu-e P.i,. Agents ior Hail's Impro-eU flu JiiJ rruOi' antes. All of these aafes are sccnrd by a Victor Lock. A large assort mint ol Safes always- oa kaud.

Dissolution of Copartnarahip. rr, HE Ann of Brooks Tens doing a and sh oa Main street, Mempn ration of copartnership, dls effect February 7. ii-ro. I drawing rroaaaaid firn, and liauMati old arm. i a iM laws, si i-K, to t.aa BBnka wi'b- A.

vala. A. li. Dennis and H. Cts ctats tbemsrlTes of dte partners in me wtil carry on me Arm street.

Memphis, Tsnn Dennis a Cross. mm I snd lain le of and that imli-jnlence is cijiotbati wv would alay u.e iu Pci.ijw, This remark was raiamea an suriouie no. until the' last edition ot the work. One would as soon have txoected to fin wit in th Congreaaional report ol th Glom. uieJianicai contrivance like the ballot, i hhd.

at isgu but.illll'tll DeaiuuuuJii anar-'y. ell-support Lard i Kaas tfe. UroserU Klour extra S4 nOq -fall hel at fi. nkatfsa lsky sicaWc. Pork Ut shoulders v.c; sides ue jil i-r 0 Hutter ltt- Jtt.

Oroserls unehanveii. all pointa on Ihe Arkansas river. Mary Itoyd ls Urst-class stauir.siront, staunch and swift, and her officers are popular boatmen of lorm experience. The General Anderson, Captain Jamns Leo, Stack Lee, Cummluirs and Chistn, clerks, leaves st a o'clock for Fnar's Helena and all way or plantation lTueDSallie CaptainJllr, W. Rbasa Parker, clerk, leaves fdpyersburif and all points this aids, thi Jag.

She JUST RECEIVED. 50 barrels large Baldwin Apples, 30 barrels choice sound Iowa Onions, 20 barrels strictly choice Navy Beans, SO barrels No. I liominy, 2U0 barrels choice sound Rnssett Apples. For sale In lots to suit by BROOKS 4 LAWHORN, rnh6 280 Front Street. ssas NOTICE.

Patxst oyrica, i WAsstxoToa. a C. -til On tbe petUo Hary Ann M. omb. of Memphla.l enne seedmintrat, is or uvt I McComl), eased, praylnii tor ex eaa i the 1, ih iLiy of uus, isoo.i i ixuy e.su -In non-elastic bands for ba.es of cct; -n a-a-i other flbrons uiater-sl.

It Is ordered that te-timony In t.seaas be rloeed on tne rth day or next ti.ai the tisae for fl.ing luumsats mJjsS utam lner's report be llm.u-'i May next, asd thai peliuoa -tb 1st day of June mxi. Any person may opp-ise this extension SAHUCL. r. mhl3 C'liminisstoser of P-e CEDAR POSTS, FOB SALE BT W. T.

SWANW1CK CO. mahll FASHIONS! FASHIONS! MRS. M. HUNTER'S SOUTHERN EMPORSUM No. 247 Mala Strret, MfSipiSs.

Millinery nd Fancy Gc tlon. snd dTess LATEST PABJi Stamping and Eral'lia sor.p Noslco. HAV1NQ sold oat oar stock o( Llanors. Groceries, et H. WUIlUHRAD.

we rsspectlully solicit onr friends to extend the same liueral patronaae to him they have to as, as wecsn recommend Ulm sa in every respect worthy of a liberal patronsire. McLKKltKHH A CO. Having purchased the stock of Liquors, Groceries, ot Messrs. MeLeiresh at an Krone Row. 1 reSDectluilv sak ihe na- I tronage of the public, as I shall, at all times.

1 sail goods at the lowest market prices, and guaranty everything as represented. If you 1 OLOSBTS. THESE Closets are rapidly superseding the orl! nary wuter eloseta. and are strrxaioji TO TaiH IS EVIST BCSPBCT. In honseholds where tey have heen ih oonaldered almost ndlapeu- They can be placed any part of the boose, and ara sspsrtslly adaaW to ths use of Invalids and of the sick room.

NO DlfASBSUBU ODOS Ta SSCAPSS ruua this and their oonstrucUon ia so stm-DlV that It ls nearly impossible tbmn 10 et out as order. They are sold st such rates aa to be within the reach of mitfamlllea KA.RTH CLOSaTT CO Hsr'rord, Lonn. Memphis, 23 Main stresH: New Orleans. '1 ChUasgo. 1 LaUaJle street.

nihlt COMMISSIOSEB FOR THS District Court of the Unit States coMMxaaioNSB res thb Curt of ClainH at WashifigtoR, Cofruniss'-orier of rWs for Several Statas and jintoriss, snd NOT pTTBIaZO. swspertal and proaiwt tB P- the taking of Lieposluoris. or from otUer atatas. Ho. (COURT STREET, a Sowed OFFICE Near Front st, Farrinataa New Block..