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SS5 REWARn-

SO REWARD.
a. RANAWAY, on the 5th inst from ny place
twenty-five miles below Memphis:
WILLIAM. 70 years Old, about s feet 3 inche
A-hign, weighs 100 pounds, very quick spoken and u
q~uisitive, dark complexion.
JOHN, We dark. shent5 feet 3 inches high. weigh
$50 pounds. rather slow spsken.
jim, abozt 5 fegt inchrs, weighs 40 pounds, rattle
dark eompiexioned. and quick spoken
The ab1ve negroes ran away o. sccsunt OF being sold
(which vas lot fsct
The above reward wi be paid on deli cry to me, or II
jail at Memphis or Marion.
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Direct DECENTRALIZATION.
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NEW RIRM.
ii C.aRD.
DIR NEW r

usar.cs me p,arure 70 announee 70 my friends sno
- orhtir fhsf hsve associated With ne my former
rsrt1rr. TGs 3 and my wen-fnown essls-
tsnf. Rios. HILL, ucder The familiar syle q IN
CLARK 4 co
the NV ann WI start WITH sn ehespt force In each
mechan calbraach, the Wa;ch d, -ermsnto-tar unoaths
supervtaon Of Mr. wilkins.
IS loa - the SAM qualify and style Of Ecros can % pef~
chasca IN Phfade1hia or New Tork.
am thankful for the liberal patrors u ertendN 70 ne
dsrins ~ ffteen years residence IN Memphis, anc ~
aim VII Be 70 merit its continuance.
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ENTERPRISE WORKS
PHEL0K 4 FARRIS, PrOprietors.

EAR TaF DEPoT or q y
NT~fzsfesfppf q Tenue1seP Railroad
FENrFk1TUEERs d W4eonz. Per, Drsys, Carts,
M WheeibsrrcFs ard AE1cuitHnl 1Hplenaeafs seneF
~ llss. 6asA. BoGrs. Blrds, Hcritings, Brackets
Caslurs and Bzss Kept constantly On hand for sais, AIc
made % order - short potioe.
Aukin5s q Wood Turning and eaN1hg dore on thf
80 rexsonsbfe terms. We are also doing = genera
Ruiislug Business. and s5licit a call from those intsnding
- braa. IS We fhiuk we can do their work CHEAPER and
rve better sacsfScIaon than any one - N TIE cry. We
- - begt and most approved macalnery ir the man1-
fseure OF our work, and being both practical meshznics.
: - and vii Do ou- WORK better and eel L cheaper
49, nv ofher establishment in te city 70 al We say.
- NJ try as We also do Frought-lron Work q
.Sr-v dsscription-make Wroughf ShuttsES for Houses,
A. AIiour work Is fully gusr&nua-
-...-.n-a.mnrr
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A. c. HARRIS.

rTORNEY AT Law, Gate q PoesheatSs, Ark Raw
4 - --,noyed 10 and pernsnrntly located Al Jackton'
- -dn attend u he collection Of Claims 81 20
S-Eo.fas Randoiph COUNT, PeubAttan and SmithsFilie
S---roos oourtg. Batesrille, Indefenceuee county, Jerk-
- crsnd Claire and Aaggsis, Jackson c0ut1y,
uaite county, Des Arc. Prea1e cor1iy, and .
ssssiauaf busiaess enirrstettG HE carr = SAD
also furss1tgAte Land Titles, ard st al
uou-r.r5le7ts rGy taxes. &c
60 Fa1ier = Co, Femphis. 1snn-s
.Se sENrHIs ArSLALi Hon Thos.
IA 49, Adams, David Brulan, ESQ.,
@ tuT7f-B1y
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Domestic.
90 BBLS. Cherry Brandy;
~ 90 " Harris XIX Ale;
50 boxes EsEenoe Jsmaica Ginger, in quart bottles
so gross Wine and Porter Bottles.
Also q ful assortment OF Groceries.
Received and for sale by
jgnls-lm ). BOYD & 70.
Direct Importation.
1 n HALF Pipes Brandy. direct from Bordeaux:
IU 30 casks London Porter, quarts and Pints.
Just received aHd for sale BY
iuni6 y BOYD & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-31

HALIFAX July 2o.-rhs Cunard steamer Europa,
from Liverpool with date, 10 the 18Th Instant three
dav- later than previous avces, has arrived here.
The steamers Pera!l aul Errlcs.ul arrived out on
the 18th.
The news ia ut No special importance
Tine crops generally promise luxurian, yield.
A sp,rilrd debate had occurred in Parliament ON
n. subject # The p.r.i.n war. A propagation was
expected in about afortnight
rne shipping OF the teegraphic cable on boari the
steamer Agnmennon was finished on tue 18th The
Niagara hsi nearly finished receiving
The poet Beranger is dead.
Spanish advicss indicate that n final interview with
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DIED. n, The Mcthodi,t gamalc College. Tuskcgcc
Alabama Miss ALMiRA HcCRLAEl OF Conccuh c1un,
~, Alabama.
or kind md generous disposition, eeL.le AID aztec
tious,e modest and recurring nature, those
who klc y her best knew beat TO love her.
Thy day wLort cloud hath passed.
And thou wcrt lovely to the Inst:
Exiin.u!shd, rot decayq
A. stare TINT slIpot Rong the sky.
Shine brish,est as they fall from hiGl
May the green turf rest lightly above her nnd may thr
,ear ,hst seeps Ter bc Of Tor icr loss bu,
one OF JOY for her eternal gain r.
DIED a, the University of Virginia Saturday morn
Ing ln. 18th inst, Mrs. MARTHA n, wife OF Professor
John u Minor
DIED on the iGh Of july in Charlotte vile Mra PAT.
sY j TAYLOR eldest shcr of Col Thomas j. Ran
dolph and wife sf John e j. Taylor, E.q.
D,rp on the oah of Julv Edschi, in the roua'y 81!
Aibemm,le Mrs CARY ANN y. RUFfiN. second .n,gl
Ter OF Col Thomas !. Rendoph and wife OF Frank ="
RuIin, Liq
AT his residence in the count: Of Crunsv!cs or to "a
eli Ju!y, Mr. JOHN MAcH-N, III ne 9"h j'h "' NJ
b. the death Of Mr. Muchin. devoted wife, and htrs
sons iyyhO are promising youns III ~ TWO u" s."'
ate dnu cheers and DINER nehr anu uc"' '''''.'
vcrely bercavc1. . ,. r.; m,
Couuy Court he also representa- ia tue b".bn" md I"
niIy will his loss be particularly felt II may Dc 'rH
said oil him he was II devoted husoaN'' u" ""''
father and n humane master. ,; ,,,
n. had never made public profession OF reIig'h Uu'
Ind from his c;ldhooi been regular nt;cndnn; o' INC
Baptist Church. n; Rctdy Creek, ana a!way1 'Ee'tru
interest in i;s property ana coh'r'oI1" 70 ~ cup
port. IL: 500, 5,.d / q,
several IL onths during which mc his Su!!ess were o
yond description, which he bore wife great phthcc a
Resignation lie prayed much AMI shcr: time before
his spirit dcpar 3D. saY- evidence that his PiHye'
were heard. 49,, .
Religious Herald aud Christian Advocate p!cisc copy
D,yp n, his fathers residence In the city Of Richmond
On tl. a5t inst, BENJAMIN HUNTER, sen OF Benjamin
A. and Sarah B. Hicks aged three ycaFs, four 'ontas MI"
- dnys.
Our little Hunter hns gone TO rnst
Where pain and Gcatl Is felt no more;
We cnurot wish hm back again.
IN this cold world vi grief ind pain.
.TFrcler;cksLu:; pupers pleasc copy.
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REV, DIR, ROSS pARENTAGE.

The following letter utterly explodes an absurd and
malignant calunny against this distinguished hlaba-
ina champion Of Southern rights, that he was born
illeci,imateiy of slave mother
KNOXVILLE EAST TENNESSEE, July 6. 1857.
To The Editors Of The Iermom Cdroa;clc:
His father, a man of great wealth, in Virginia
when Young man. paid the passage of q beautiful
Portuguese girl, on her landing in America he be-
cam. Al, sched to her on account of her beauty and
intelligence, snd was married to her-aud she vast
mother of all his children.
Sacb union OF course excited preiudices, at that
day. in Virginia. And many. aud gross, perversons
of the truth wer. circulated. and have bseu handed
down by tradition, now for about an hundred years,
for Dr. Ross ia sixty years of age and was the young
cat OF twelve children.
But, Notwithstanding, all the sons and daughters,
who reached maturity, married into families, North
and South. of the highest responsibility DR.. Ross
himself has always moved in the first society, in Vir
rinia, and everywhere else. Nay, few msn have
been 80 courted and admired, as he ever has been,
and is now The incident related by the Chronicle
and other prints as DR.. RS brother. untrue, is
without shadow of foundation. And 30 OF the rest
will the Chronicle aud other Northern pspers pub
sh in Justice TO the truth of history this statement,
ON my authority w; Z. CALDwkLi'
Editor Presbyterian Witness Knoxville, Tenn.
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EXCHANGE HurEL AND BALLARD HOUSE,


NJ Waller. Va; y B Easley. Halifax; lioiscr'
rvpchhur- w ~ Mitchell, Miss N l. Mitchell Wnsn'n;
ION. cobbs Halifax; J % Watkins, Milten; ! Ehar'
rom Montg oncry w Miller, Memphis. -" IL Snoot, ~:
Island: d 5 Mccormick. Pr Edward; Harris. VI !"
Royau Fauquier; l. II Knight, Lunenours tincNt'
IN: Mrs Simpson, Mics Simpson, Washlngoni sol Apple
C.swelI; C Hardeman, Miss; smith, Caswcli t.
Womack, C D Anderson Farmrlr' I Btandcn, G"sweH'
~ Diuwiddic Albrmgrle, II X Farmer Cnswen u
# w Quarles Louisa; NJ Quarles oran c; w 'niies'
Iohu Chiles E r Sim- Louiss; Gregory Jr; hins VIM
Il G Berkeley llsnovcr; Thos slaughter frrdcr'cSshurs
y I U,yca Halifax; T. Grecnough, baltim IRE: !,
Fsriuhrht Texas; Il DoutEa Indy, children '"d rrr"
T;.. pHn,bnt Charles civ; j II Anderson hni servant
Miss + II Elnorc II w Adams, &; Mrs Ei'io >
rilo,, c; A W,lbu, and lady, a Riei aud lady -
vsunah X Kchcr Judy, child and servant New Orleans
Miss White and servant. A Kohn. NJ D, New orlcnns;
Asher Va; Col q w Hnskcr md Indy, Dinwidhi! Miss
Staipbsck Brunswick; D Stokes. Luneapur:i "ool'
ioochland; Robinson. Ga, Miss llnrIl.o MISS OWES
Va Young, Hcnrco; w r Cooke, NJ ilamIloh' ~"
wanna; l. w (irather, Baltimore; Ro M"rye' otanse'
+ Lamb, N D. Miss Wooding, pnIlideipha; > nttah
lady aud child & Brooks New YORK.; Or DAvecs IAuy nH
children Mississippi II w Conncr, Jr New ore"', hrs
n Martin Alnbanin; J Eddcs. {; / NapeI' Mncn"
j W pinchbeck and lady, Che.tcrfeld Il ara h"I''
w Is Davis King d Queen J Z Wilcox, Il how'hhu
Chys City; w * lIcske, Miss Il Mitchell, W. u c'nr
and lady Iowa; Miss VERIFY Miss blackwell M''s ne' y
Miss Cob5s Rushson; Miss Harris, Buckngham lnI
ncr Caroine T Chaffn, Charlotte; Wrcnl, nano'fr
T f. Wrenn Isle Of Wight; D Ward Va; Ih0s ',uo"''
BryJton " BcGsOc, Warm Spii y. Miss ii'ttF:
Wayne ,hor0; J Bcczy, Va; X Mills. Nash, jas "
Terry, Goochlnnd; Z OmohundrJ Chhrio'tcsS'"e :"
Eap,cr. (in.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, july 81, 1857

RICHMOND MARKETS, JULY 81, 1851
~ rle following quotations are Wholesale For sna"
orders higher prices vii! be CHARGED:
ApPLES-Nomc in market. Dried Apples II 3oQ's- q
bu-hel of =, n.
BACoN-Tie marse, has mprove! since las, week 'h;
stock nearly exhausted We continue the quotations o'
last week. but with demand which cannot with the pre-
sent stock, lie supplied Bone Side II Shoulders li''
BuTrER-we quote Mountain l'GE25; Goshen 2ogy25'
Commcn l.QGlslsc The market is better supplied
BEESwAX.-.tGl2, cents r Din demand
BHOONS-t2I,I: according 10 quality
BUCKETS. &c-pain,ed Hucket-, s; Z dozen: thrs
hoop painted Pals, - dozen Heavy Cedar Tab' neat
- 5oG!j t nest Heavy &c lar Fed Buckets s5H %
C0FrEE-we quote RollGi2c,s. Lasuayra laGisH
cts; Java Is. IL cts Mocha l6&@Li' els
MOIASSES-New Orleans, ga 81 cts; Cuba - cts Porto
"' corn TFai-sl l5Gtl % Transactions in Meal
CORN.-Narke. steady at 9!H @ 30 per bu-he-
COKE-ror city consumption r ~ rer cart load Of %
bushels for soft lump; soft hail - 40 Hard lump ana hail
- Is
cSTT0N YARNS. &e-Co,,on Yarns PAGES cts; Cotton
Cordage Seine Irvine p cts Carpr, Warp :! c's
CohEwhs and Red Ash Anthracite Coal egg size, for
family use 81 % per Of 1000 lbs SchuykilI Mhe
Ash lump T.; 5nf. per ton; Lehi.h Lump, for ioundres'
= - The above retail! prices. nm,
CANDLES-Tallow lGc e M Jackson. loo nh'!
i?c Aamantinc, :dG:,c; sperm hoe; ra'sh' ''''" -
FLOUR BARRELS-pul at 81 cts, the grinding season
having closed -..ar.,
We Iuoie Mexican .aft ~ per ton accoriihs I" !,
d. nrr,s Manjoul,c,i Guam, f;' Recess do sos; I've
berg super Phosphate Lime ~" T ton ~ r,,,
t.Outi-Th.r.I. cAan 90 IN quJ,lti"ns Bat iHte
new nas yet arrived -, ,,, ,h.
We rc.icw quotations o. la. week. waicn' rxceH, W"
limited snl.. fur hom. consumption. my b. conurs'
merely nominal. For SaIppirg < Miidins- 80 ~ r."
50 >up-r'in"s s.. Extra - -; ,!! q hs " .
Nidllin-.f jna . Is; SuYchne s5a s'' Es'rn ''"0
p, 9jOal0 ..,. J
wliEAr-Tac market contiuu a, 81 10 l'r wh'te' anu
! o. red 49,. .o =,
LlQuoRS- Ra,ypY. o,ard pupuy { Co, $500 z
gallon A. Sernc,te :! .j6C 80; sazerac q 20 ~;
licnn-ssey, 81 930Gl: Peach scarce a. 81 ;'9t2 'sha
Apple. 6OIG Sc: do old, ,ic Sl'" Hor'hrrh CO. ~
,jc Imitation. i5Gef'% cents. KrM.-Sew England; r|
). cents for mixed ajit for pure ti'S-olland' I:'D
10 49,. -.
WHISKY Richmond Rec,ihed ??Gi 81 cts: Cincinnati
3tfc%5 ct-
SuGARS-Therr Is decline IN Sugars, under III. re
,rcnn Of duty; bat the contrary, there seems - be
better feeling the North. WcqSe raw sugar Ne" W
Leans none in market Cuba 0%MlL cts, Porto ki'" ii1
III CT. Refined Sugars Loaf be Crushed AMI Pow'le:"I
&C.. Coffee lal; Il Coffee IT,. Coffee l2% cts
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e,rr p1AcK REpuHLicANS lN MlNNESorA.


cuE RACK REPUBLICANS IN MiNHh>oiN'
IN occord,ncs with M act ri ihc last ,'"N
,be peop. n Minnesota recently pr"'o' iii
,,,cso,,s,oa Convention f,r the f,rma!i'a III
tuition, preparatory to the app'c"iion'' W." and NJ
for ADM. sion as u Stale. The ConVeh'''" o;,o,
matter OF course difficulty was '''''''0 f.. nm.
Inv ,he Black Republicans. C9n'eh''"S
nrtv they have organized en Independent
,;,, IF ,b.;r own Bat their proceedings WI 'e' "'
.;-crr,,a,ces will amount to nothing "i''o ''""
Guidance of ds,erm ned purpose Oh 'ii'
Az, ;,,fo,,o,s organization. never to suom'
r. RIGHT, or abide by law, WHICHEVER It's ""N
capno, b. thereby adHanceu' we :.
interest, tbs result OF TINS ''s
the popular right. Of M'nneso'.' No.. I'LL
| In the following, from tue d. hu' 'o"ee'' w"
ho f,,nd An authentic c1poso" OF Tue STATE VI az
| fsirs , 80 ,,,o so,a Gov the
manufacture. fpoitica capital 'ne n;.eh.'' i W;u
| .""nua h narsmopsrrs has been directed 10 Mih.
,o and w. find in the asiern papers the mos
statements in reference Ia 'iie proceedings VI
"a constitutional C1nveniion' ou' Denoe!a'I "
nn-s,;.s in the easi IN GiripS puoiic"y 10 neae
sIs,em.us should be Guldel ny 'ne lo'Io".ps 70.
ntir.t The Republicans. 10 puTsuance oil de,e''
.;,n arrived q. ia caucus, took possession OF tue
~ IL. IA INT
nsn;,sI nm SUNDAY NIGHT, Willie tile Dcmoctau'
! m.ub.re we're at thel. aonies.
"Sscnnd. At - NJ, On Monday tie CONVENTION
coed 10 order by the Secretary OF the lerffo!y
nd ,Ia acting Governor, he u! the same 'ime' penn
ola q ieosIIv elected member sf the Convention; mo
ton was mad. to ai,urn until ", NJ, next day. anu
| ,bs motion being put, was voted On W u 9u"ru" "
,hs Eonvenrou, democrats aud Republicans anu ne
cIsred carried No division was called tor' AM LUG
Convention accordingly adjourned. u.
.Tbird After this Adjournment had been ieph;,s
carried aud so declared, i'll accoihance Win paril"
mar,sry custom, the Back Republicans organized
hv; without n quorum OF legally elected delegates.
.Fourth The Democrats have elected TO the o9,,
| v.ntit, h,six delegates. all OF whom we're ieenn,
eleced; but sis CT the delegates, owing 10 the
Of certain re s,ers % deeds, were refused 90 M
in order to place tue organization III the power Oh 'D
blacks. . ,,,. frtv.n;u
..Finh. The Republicans osai.G 70 Lave i''y.'l.h
smbers; seven of this plumber hc!t ;neif sea " ~
isou of law aud of Justice. thus redpanR he't nui
her below quorum, and placing their conSea'lon Il
the uositien of mere partizan meeting.
sixth The fact is not susceptible OF successful co
tradicon that the Democrats tsve majority Oh IN
,hoIs number OF delegates, and THAI ta!s majority
nomnosed of men legally eected while the sochlle
cony.u;ou of the Republicans is incde up to tbs re
oured standard by bogus delegates men Who u
Calming sssts show that their rsscallty fully equal
their impuden1e.'
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VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
HHIISilSG 10 make change in my business, "
" sell on WEDNESDAY, the ID OF september nHr

u
w sell ON WEDNESDAY, the ID OF september ner
one of IN. m desirable Farms in Pocahon,a Va .'i
rI !, IN. Little Le-.s the Markings Bottom and Lea
,,ur, Turnpike road within half o! mile OF ai iot;
and con,ain,n. Ono Hundred aud Sevsnty hVe Acre,
m ,stly of the be. Ines,ou, tad, ot watch ono huni;e
and thirty or forty improved OF which ss'.hi
I'VE nre in IT ain AMI the dance in grass MS tan
me-; -hborhonI %! good socr:y II 10 Wen ~a'e'en &c
mr. . ing well all kinds of grain ana grass VIII cc
ven en- buildings good urchar anu rs cph'ehien 10
mill. ,uri ~ mills. port oihcc store tah yfd &C.
mid b., ie,red; also within reach OF Litle Ler"ls Sc,
i my and Presbyterian aud No hoii.t chU',h~, 4
things unsercd - IS certainly one ot s oe'' situate
and most desirable farm, IN tho county
Also another Farm mile east OF the above trac.
contain no alb u: Onr Hdnire and sixty Acrs OF walcs
moro than one hundred are improved anu In pasture .
il N; r,i limestone Land, with several sprInl house o.:
ch,rd and the Turnpike road ps-sn: through Il.
Asr tw, hunirc acres joining the me-; nei ira"
Of which pr-sp ta!!y acres are improved The rcmaiz
der /. in 70, white nlb" nave also several tac
of good rnn.iu. !r'i which would sell
rr.,n,,,r,.u d.staacc Will be maic acquainted WI.
t. Iul. 10y The Subscriber, tho persons residing
them.
hi, d-.ir4hl to have one 1T or more o! the purctu
m Irry p.u or ale; but the pa! lc!are OF ~
terms wi. De NJ tio known On ma day ct sale
Possession given - -uit the purcha.Gi
Thr nd. viii oa retained. Or len upon me ihnd lie
,or Ih, deferred payments. JOHN II RCCkNiS,
Near Mill Point FccahoE.As couniJ. Va
=, -, ,,;, I,, july 3,--c:i,
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LINO II KING WILLIAM COUNTY For

,UNHE subscriber is anNious 10 sell tract o ana
t.iuin- ;Gi acres abUu: three niics below IN" Co-
House oil this county and Two miles from puo'e 'Ah4.
Oh TIE Mnt:aponi ::'"r. 49,,
the bull i;nes AZ. n comfortable dwelling house lar.
ucv barn s'ab!r md other necessary our oHaihe'
mr,t hju-. dairy. scrvnns houses. &c, Ne lh,' ~
ma. from sixty c!eniyEve acres oil no Valuable NJ
duw land NJ cau be ounI in any tract III ih- count'y
we'll drained and very proiuc!!yI Inc hs;a Iani
clay sub soil throughout much OF winch nas oceu ".
!nrr, ,,o..., 20 lrrmrunly. that l! could be mad
mos: vs.,UU grazing in.n. Inconvenience 0! Gu
waiting thiI farm. distant !i): nay IhslfhCE, -,
iuuc" me- to c.'nr il H::y person Wishing 10 harct.
on vrry lbcraltcGm, both 10 piice AMI s!'rc Vi
mrut
DO crriit'y aar. that such |. the estimate | have
,bis hand ,sti ag ONE the trace upon which rc'i'
YOU! ssk dou;lc tie price would t. - K, rs AZ Or
sent si,uaici.
The loo .,on is healthy, til neishEcEnooi good, n:
within Two miles g! n BAPTIST nnd ne!'t! houses :
wec,L'g. ~ r, 40. VI NJ. ~, 80.
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p1,r,1c NrrrIyG IN CUMBERLAND.

Att meeting OF the citizens of Cumberland cnun'
ty, held at their Court House, on Monday the eth
JULY 1897, DIR. Robert Henderson, was called 10 the
Chair and Edward w. Sns was appointed Srcreta.
ry and the following persons appointed rs dele
gates TO The Southern Commercial Convention that
is to ASSEMBLE in Knoxville. Tenn. on the 10Th Au
gust next.
G ID Coleman, Henry T Parrish, Vincent RyaI,
WIN W Wilson. DIR K Walton, Covington Caring
ton, James II Austin, b B Woodson, VIM johnson,
John p Wooison, Gao II Matthews, WIn Clarke,
aud John e Page aud, on motion, the President and
Secretary were added
ROBERT HENDERSON, Chm.
EDWARD w. SINS Sec'y.
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ORDERED TO LEAvE.-The Yazoo tMis,.)

ORDERED TO LEAVE.-The fazoo lAiss'l
Sun, Of the 2lst inst, says
A number of ths moet respectable citizens OF this
place on Saturday evening last resolved themselves
into committee, who, after due and deliberate con
alteration, appointed spokesman TO INFORM CSl.
Wilkes that il be did not leave the cry before lle
e1nratiou of two hours he would be rode upon rail
and coat OF tar aud feathers administered to MS
precious body. Tue crime alleged against Mr.. wilkes
was general meonu<ss. He made bis exit from Town
within two minutes after he was spprised oil the H.
teutiou Of the committee.
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nEiUrifi;L FARM F0R s,Lg.

yUyHf undersigned no. h1'In. SUI i'snt "f 70 emp
Amea coUuty within ioLr miles OF anisla Court He.
deuot ON ,ac Duav:!!e Railroad. and IS milo, from R.c
mond
Tnis contains 3l5 acres, loI 81 WHICH "o2i'
the residue oo.u land in An improved condition ant ngs
aiap,.d 10 the production of Corn, West nui Tob,c5
The rnc, i, under good fence, aud hs, upon II III ab.
dance of plrn; laid.
Tue Improvements consst o! large two story Dwell
newly ..u:cG ith seven sJoG,, coed kitc4en Sa9
House; ice tr=e, Cana, iou. CrAG1y. So ie.
p, Cabirs 1 new Barn in pr :ess 9; r."s'!G;o ~.
l. also. az 0cchssI y. !cGci InI App- T:""- Ut 'hO
,.,,.. n.gY:l!:li TO tue dwelling
"a m, al &c. .s h.t!,htuncs ami The
manity i. unsurpassed in p,!a, ''i!' "a''4' '0'''
es,ionsl ad vantascs
Al early application is desired.
Iniy Do, A H. YOUNG
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TOBAccD MAIsEET.

since our Ina. report TN, mar Ret i-s been ire. -,ar
ON Friday ls. the snIes OF con mon .h- somcn:
Inwcr ar nm Srtursv they were rather better Since
thar in hcrs ms been more activity in the marker: hut
nr,ce. arf liz. for such srndcs as they two
mrc. srrr yEn 4. m,rii,r EEuEsb sLippin. tobacco
:; 80 -. 4 VIC. NJ, r,ibr, Iourr th.. ,iry Errc
- nc" ',,s q, , p,rnt ,rr demand tor snoGh nip
,n .r"Jy and for fir TO GOOD and anr ms
uiaTn. - w. hs,'d far is vry smal Tner.
a o ,' nn lin nj in "tu. TOBACCO Inspected u. soon
!, c w." ~ ~ hand - n NJ M.nflS. SSY Co
,,,,,t o. /. ro i,c. orr
Sales OF Tobacco oy u Martin: "o .ia y, - ~ AMI .
last report binds hopi ,- " sii 30 md
10; hhds at si' ~ anu - n =. "a nm, !. -
49, Burchc st -; X b0o.Sn' g. - an% - ~
w Cf,h'on Sl >. TT. u u IN. ~. 20 "a ~ n