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E HIS.
rHRsDAY xORxIEG, AUsUsr Is. 1857.
lHE eR0Ass OF HE BRIToSs.

The EusStng Ns1Ss has iugubrious artici'
"a the prospec i've decapi,ation of its Idol
Hon. goHx BELL. 1t Affects to regard this a.
a calamity to The State, and is greatly exer.
cised for fesr, to use lie own language, tbs
either g Andy JoHSsox, GIn. Pillow, A o
p NicBors y, BuL PoLK, ASDEEw EwIEs o.
PHIL GLEsE,s will b chosen bis successor.
We lhmk it more than likely that the Nsss is
correct in its prognostications, that either th'
one or he other OF these geiilemen viii oc-
eupy the seat 50 long uuFroftsbly filed BY Mr.
BELL- There is no man in tie South WhC
presents 50 uneivisble a record, to cay nothing
Of his long public LIE, so barren and desttu Q
o. any great act, local state or National. j.
is The position alone which be has occupied
and not his deeds, hat sheds Insure upo hi,
name. With every advantage that any publ,
nan couli crave, 10 make himself great an
useful, Mr.. BELL will retire from his seat witt
as little Of honorable fame as when be hrs.
assumed it. He has proved false to his owl
section OF the UniOn, while be has failed 1,
win the confidence Of The North. He bsi
burieI whole platoons OF lesser politicians,
who have bindly followed in bis wake, be-
ne tn the returning waves Of his politiealbeTs-
sizes and he is destined at last, himself, to sins
into he grave dug By his oSn hands. MI.
BELL wall live in history, nos as a Statesman
bit as an intriguing politician. II his friencE
haze any rsglrd for BIS memory, they VII
neg : write bis political biography.
As to his successor, We are willing to leav'
Il 10 the vision Of tae Lrg s%lIture to make
the selection, thoash We think it probable thai
She MtUs has no. erred il raining the man.
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writer On bidckr00d's MggRztne earnestiy
and forciby urges Jhst the British colonies
hould have representatives in he House Of
Comm ms but would exclcde them from voting
on strictly domestic qaestions. OF such as oniy
re ate TO Britain The voice Of he colonies
-nou!d be b ard, The wgi er contends. and Their
influence felt Ia III national assembly when
ever matters s~ifsctiag the whole British empire
are uncer consideration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-13

We zee recorded a case wherein ehloroform
was successfully used as a remedy for poison
y strychnIue, reeertiY, in Coriia d county
Chioroform vas udlniristsrsd freely. hv inks-
alton aud application 5iung The spine. ami II,
zen minutes he patient became ~perfrrti, ouis,
urdei ne IND o. withdrawing 4, kps-m.
returned but BY keepisg him under he II ct.
f he anRsuistis fee hours ana a ha1r ne
peisnn was a5rof-ed ard the boy recovered.
8hout two gains Qf A~fyehns1s were given to
be iaa-av very large quantity.
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sovereign squatfers Of these
Un6TQA Grnnaa

KNOW ye by fhr-- r---uis. that I bav.
MI lust received from direet ! , rter- sud
G hone manufse ures, III "a rst Gu 4
~ adb Be - le I'd npirnrnts Of od-ase a a
0dsfens- ever hrouzaf to ~ CITY consf-t-
ire Of A. . yles - REPrATERS and PISTSsLS, RIFLES,
HOT gins KNIAES &C Anmunifion q al Kin 9.
A - n hing Tacke. III 60 : vi b sod e. = small
advance % Cast eifher Vi lr-aie o. = tai.
we~1 n q al ksbds repair { VITA neaiDess and dis-
az b a. fair rates for Gus oneTt an myself.
sian u he Bx Gaa
y. WOLF,
euasnits NsppAis. NJ. 10 Haia stfest.
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Foremost an ng toe varou rm drs for tbs da-
ea-e Stands Dr. sHALLEEBERGER's AsrtDoTE- A
~ Sos = vii cure any ordiasy ease, ard one fofe IVA
risb'y stop the chuls. Il eoatars nothilg IN ne Esst
d &c burtf1l TO me yEaem undT eng eTeHmsfaness
and never pr0d1oes the mp ssaat q et- that atteud ~
use Of oiinfns and other sg-nts d g-n-raI uss. d
cures every form Of tls disease anl Is { e original and
and only AHHd0.s for Malarfa.
AkforDr Shshe bsrser's Fever ard Ague Antifote,
and be sure you at pill. sold By rssreetabls Druggists
everywhere. Ph- 81 90. Sole Proprietor A. T.
sHkLLENBERGEE & Co, R0ch .-t- Pa
vi lesale Agents. S. MANSFIELD co,
augi2 IN Mcmrhis. Tenn.
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DEzOoaaTIc IgBIEEE At BsOwEsE1I1E

We are rsqhsstec TO STATE through our col
umHs, that the Democracy Of Hsyrood county
design givi g a msDmoth barbecue at Brewns,
vile, on Tuesday, the 25-h lost, in honor o.
tie late glorious victory achieved in Tennessee
4 number Of Distinguished speakers have beei
invited and viii attend. The jubilee viii b,
continued day and night, AID We are authorized
70 invite " = TIE world and tie res. Of man.
kind" irresPee i've Of parry or ? Tson. Ac.
eam'5odalOns all be provided for all who ma,
attend.
Il lie pnibable that q special train viii b,
put on thf road in order to Accommodate al
who may wish 10 attead from THIS city. 1t
Is haEa ? crand -nrn on
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WAELRHRER.

WE ar Ia v rec living and rave , = hsudi = isg- as
w ortmrnt Il Wal Paper. c0usisting % a 81 a. va
n.ty Z b latest styl-s snd pauerus Also, a an A.
snriment u Bora-ring and vi dow Paper 81 n which
~ can eel At . low pr c.. II you Waut your hOuse n at
y psrercd al and Sc rs.
augft-fW LEAVE = Nlith.
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VOTE OF HAWKINS COUNTY.

NORTH CAEoLINA ALL RIGHT-The follow,
ing il the only news We have yet heard iron
the g Old North State,7 and il would seem Il
Indicate that tie Know-Nothings even there
nave met with a signal overthrow:
Augusta, Ga, August I've have bu.
peagrs returns from North Carolina, but thes'
indicate that the Democrats are carrying
a~nr-shf-u -
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GENERAL WiLLIAN WALKER-The Wash
ingtOa Star, in speaking Of The probability Of
WA1KEA's return to Central America, says
that be viii 10 so without any violation Of
our mentality laws nor viii be, IT, our hum
BILE opinion, pursue any course calculated to
involve this 6oyeTRmsn. in dihculties.7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-13

sTozM IN FLoRrDA -Ths Wskulls Tmss
saws that a very destructive tornado passed
over a portion OF Jsfsrson county, Florida, a
short tine since, between Wakalia and Mon
~tIesi'o, doing great danass p he crops in its
18th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-13

~ The Evening Post says the Hudson
River Railroad is burning coke lasteaeos wood
Ia ore Or tvo issemslivess ct 4 clear a1vss-
tass Of from tSehty-Ess 70 ihirsypsr cent. Il
II Cumberland coal saksa a ths nlnsa.
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DEATH or a CoNsUL-Coi. f.. B. Ogden, U
5 Consal a. Bristol, Egg AID, died on he /
Of Jaly. he was POINTED BY General Jack
soa as consul 70 Liverpool, where lac served II
years, and was Their usnsferred to Bristol
Hr. O-den WAS oae of the pioneers Of steam
navigation. SO early a. 1911 be was attracted
10 It By the successful experiments If Mr.. Ful
ton, and in 1917 Constructed the first double
engine that was ever placed on board a boa
with expansive steam. With the boats thus
60 tipped, be was the FIRST to venture on a sea
voyage he proceeded With berfrom New YoIi
20 Norfolk, IN YirgiBsa sna established her al
a packet on the James RIVER
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HAvASA LOrrEsT.-Ths Mobile Rgster,oi
the 7 b, announe. $ the arrival Of The sebsonfr
Hsieor. four days from Havana, and ives ihs
following notice Of TIE havana lottery:
@Ths following are the paneipal dawn
n3mhsrs IN The drsg inc Of 2ssb Jalv Nc. IS
467. $4,000; Il 994 $50 con 9, 799, $50 OOn F;
ft73s. sin0o0; II 1881. s. zoe; Nos 6 277.
8 $50 O05. p Goa each 5000; Mes. 6yn8g.
Il6I2, I6 320 % 93I. 24.5S1, each S ,OOO.s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-13

e A letter from Paris reports hat BEs-
kSsEE, Of late years, has always been wri-
ting, but hss published nothing. In his port
folio be has left som hundred songs which
have not vet ssen the light, and which be has
corrected 10 bis hours Of inspiration and leisure.
He called these biz poslhumons works.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-13

~ Ex-PTssident PrEacE and lady have
taken rooms at the Roekingham House, Ports
mouth, n. H., and will probably remain there
for = month or two. Mrs. P. 10 yet In a fssbi'
STATE Of health.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-13

A srLT SEEDING cnoP.-A farmer in ILL
Dois who had a quantity q Chinese sugar cane
Ia his hsId hstyear, vas surprised, this summer,
to see another crop growing although he had
planted none. II mus. have come from the seed
which fell from he stock last fan:
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A CharIesIOnian.

WHO wishes to maze the west bis hume. is es=irous Of
obtaining q situation IN some es2-eta5ie Conme-dA
House in thi. eity-"AemPhis
He Is thoroughly oonverssut With acc1uats In fheiI
various form. and has ben engsE d IN thr Provision
Commission business fe- several years. Any o3s need
ing the s,rvoes Of such a person vm favor : e uncsT-
siEned D. rddIessing him al Memphis. c. e o. Messrs.
LOwSEs, ORGiLL b Co. A G~UTNEMER-
REtERENcEs-Nessrs. Lornts, OrgiI 4 Co, s. P.
walker. d. B. AoloT, ] B EI Q aad. C J SeIfen, Marl
owen. z N avery, D. CoekreI, T !. FIunis sna c. n.
Fsckle-. E.qs aug2-sFs
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SIOO Dollars.

"A IL per Ons ARE Warnsa not to trade fr q note drawn
"A b. M for One Huodrcf DolIau, daf.a IN n h July. I
1901 an "a sbt 70 he sd 2 - D PARK, and endor-sd
By I'm .ad Thos. , Pearson, payabie ninety DAYS att
O. E a. ths southern Baak o. reHussss, a ne nme
Eas OF Or mislaii. ". A. EMMY.
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For fhe ComnieXion.

or Al M Compounds se have yst sssn pr pared as =
o. metio Tor TIE shia, there Is none that has q higher
reputation o. enc thst is % popular With the ladies'. %
The faf-fsm dKALLI-Tos On ORIENT wATER His
ssienii1cAiy prepared, nj Is = psuuuse - vel as toilet
wash. Il sin with . few spplea isns, remove tan,
fre kies sarbau, and aieutsueous sTupfions. II b e1-
tnstseiy usrd for ihe-s purposes. AID ladies' who spply
h can txrreise In he open AIR a. freely IS thsy please,
aud erDrTien 2 no igc nvsnienc- from roush or i-rit-ied
skin. JcssPh BirHett a Co ss the Pioprieiors.-Bss-
toa TransnrPf.
Rgr sst By ; MANSFIELD & co, and dealers Ern
sran.. Pre- SOC and A. r@r b,f1s ..gta
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Exeru Or's NOtice.

M MPHIs, TENN August 4 1887.
MS undersiEntd, Eu cEtor cf Ns1r WA RUFFIN,
deceased. having this dav akru ont itt-rr Of * Gu
touhip requesis sl pr ous having claims arainst hs
estate 10 prrs-ut thfm properly authFuti atd- for pay
merit. wifhiuthe time prescdbtd b. l.w and al pers ns
sulng SID estate, v 0 make ium-il ? PAIN ~ 10 ne
J. d RUIFFS, TX rutor.
ma In Gas Odce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-13

~ The Richmond correspondent # the
SsW York Herald thinks thai Gov. Wiss's
election 70 TIE U. s ssusss this winles is ~bs-
You'd = euestisa.S
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~ The ROCKVILLE Whig is confident that
East Tennessee will be able to sell two millions
Of bushels Of wheat the present season. The
farmers In the counties tributary to Hickman.
are likIy to rsalizs a million Of dollars from
their wheat crop aloe.
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Mo,auito Bites,

AN sHfiaOts Tor tue p.is0u u mosqa-to-s. bees. vsps,
&c has been f0end In BUESErT's EALLIsros, pre-
par-d By Jos-ph Barn & a Co.. Bosisn ms prsDsra-
lion contains . PECULIAR properts, which. Up q big
tssroushiy rubssd iaiO to- D - ana suars o. ius-ep,
Instantly nsatrA.if-s the poiIn ard Al.y, me i8aamms-
lion
p, sslsS 5. NASsFIzLO \ Co. sna all d,aiau.
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LAFAyrTTE's BrETH Day The suggestion
Of he Alta csiif5,niss fhst TIE Oh Of Sep
ssmbsr should be Formerly observed through
out The Uulsed States as rational holiday, az
Lsf-tet e ~ss born on he 6 b Of September,
r-s1. ard on mar day vii be eonpisted q cen
.rr risce bic birth, meets much approval, the
estr u4sh that It had been made earlier. and
ara measures had bern taksn 70 get up such a
.sfeh~affos a. wousc have been worthy Of fhe
1hersl and bish-nindsd FEsnch2an's naEs
as EsnSy.
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SENATOR CLAT.or ALABsMA--AH esteemed
correspondent N Alabama, and az old contrib
nor Of the Union takes occasion, in a private
utter lust received from hin. to speak ~ ihs
sslenis and services Of Sen tor Clay in The
rarnsst language OF commendation. Most
a~psrtily 70 " endorse the high ecomiums BE-
st~owedupon this Distinguished statesman ard
recommending Democrat. 4 is scarcely
our Years sinee Mr. Clay vas elected TO the
Senate Of he United States from Ala ana. and
1.-THE time Of fn'eHhg that body he was prob
ahlv Ste Youngest member. Barring a name
widely knows b The country by TIE enineni
lublic services Of his gifted fstser, his talents.
sis integrity, and bis earnest. eloquent supnori
OF he principles of ihe Democratic partt,
have widsn-d ard d~pepenPd The favorsble. i'm
pressions Which followed his FRS, sfarts in the
Senate, and afforded a brilliant example. In THE
~frstanre A. least. that high Intellectual gifts
and exalted patriotism are hereditary. Having
represented with unyielding fidelity tbe mate
rial interest a. we'll az the social and political
sympa'hifs Of bis own STATE, be has, as a Ie
climate conseuarrcs. secursd the unbounded
confidence Of the Democracy Of Alabama, and
eatablisheA for himself = national reputation
If fhs highest order. To have retained the
confidence and inspired the admiration OF bis
own constituents, and 70 hsve secured the es-
teen Of the Democrats in every section Of our
'orosd Unioa. are The most spbstantisi evidsn-
ces which could BE- furnished Of bis ability a. a
ststssnsn, his Integrity IS q Democrat, bic
fidelity Of a Senator. and bis worth as q nan.
t,orenes Ola Gazstfs.
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Much has been said and written

IN c0amend-tion q L~EOSARD's S0ufA Amerfcan Pc
FG and Agae Remedy Te', Win ~e see tue . nasr-
'ui "a cts Of ths Vtuaca Ia e-scicaiing f0m ths sys-
tenn every trses q ne Yever add Agus. We feel Inst
ToId-. nay volumas, are iutd q q 70 express The era
ia stiof The pu1llc Owe 10 he oiueoverer q tbs vslla-
be n. fieine. 10 placing such . SOVEREIGN Tsufdy vi-hi-
he reach u al. Il eures s. really, ard Tor % small 4
sun that u oyefe me- The d cad q having ne disease
a. quieis he feafs q tn smIaed, vho ebret 10 Akni
Aercuy and A- MIC, ss &c sun assufe them ia. II
c nfaI . not a paruci- o. etarr
See hs efge~fseuruf In rn8fher mart ~ fhfs raper
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C. BARR.
arrath crg.h.a . EarLh wf1R i.s q

"Ifuth CTushed 70 Esrth Will Rise Again"
This is quoted By the editor Of the Journal
sor the consolation Of The brethren; aud be in
ORES them hat the "daY Of the triumph Of
Democratic herssies by which the country has
leen too long cursed, is fast WanlngD The
.reihren will feel bad when they read this. l.
= The old story, and reminds hem of a thou
sand hopes AID bitter dissppoiftments. Il is
+, most untimely assurance Just nov. The tri
umphaHt shouts Of victory from every part Of
bis AID the adjoining States render any pre-
fiction Of failure ridiculous. II the Denocra
" are going 10 fan, they have a ctmioal WsV
of showing il. Abe editor Of the organ pa
AIDES the slavery preston again, and promisss
limsslf and his party a great comfort and
profit from it They viii be deceived If the,
lut the slightest confidence in such surmL
'ss. The Democracy understand all that.
They know exactly who is to be trusted 10 rec
fly the wrong they c mplain Of. They know
what party admitted Florida into the U iioi F;
what party annexed Texas; what party passed
he Fugitive Slave Law ; what party saved
them from the Wimof Proviso; what party re
lealed the Missouri Compromise; what party
has defended them all over the North against
be assaults Of al other parties. They know
who are their fTiends in Congress, with whom
hrv can consult with coHfdeHce; hat Justice
viii be done them If it be in the power Of the
NnAfNWaA bNNNNNANNt my VIII HAnuQ uN nff
constitutional rights, ami grant Der the eonsi
tights they clsimfJr their own section. They
will lock TO no faction for stmpafhy or ius-
zee. They know these fsctions too we'll
they know, besides, what party has the now
10 help hen as we'll as The will 10 ihess
southern Democrats were after sp1ils and a.
ices, they might run after factions; but they
re earnest men, who have an object, and vii.
not help any party that is false to that %
iset. They will stand BY the party that has
stood by them. and II difsIences occur the,
will compromise with their friends, rot with
heir enemies. Trust no such oufgivings az
hose Of the JoErHaf, If you don't " 50 to b
disappointed. What faults G y. W ,iker mat
b. supposed T. have committed In difficult cir
:. instances; whstever distrust on minor points
IA, exist OF the administration. the Sorib
Know where hey mnst go II obtain Justice.
rHev vail look to the administration Of the
Democratic party to correct the wrongs fhat
have been committed They viii not look to
Know-No'hiEgs, that have occupied IN SORTS
r positions, AMI have 40 power, II they had
be will. to accomplish suyihing-Lozlsvils
DINO cTdL.
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- Ole Bail VAS a passenger "a The .fner-
ies, from Boston. on Wednesday. the 29.h-
he goes 70 revisit his native cocz1ry, after en-
sbssaee ct several ysEra
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Law side Of the Common Law
and Chaocery COurI of the Clay
of Memphis.

-. tPefition fer Divorce.
Afheib-it A~le1sni-r
his eause "a spp-aFing 10 b. Clerk and Master In
] vacation frym IN paution sworn O.. that TIE ~ a.
daaf, Atheber Ai-nanser, Is q nu1-reGdcut % N
State % Tennessee - ms th- or & srN uroc - q la
csnnst BE- serve uDan tir ; DC f. cri,rrd thai pubIca-
ton be mNir IN thr MEMPHIS DafLT AFPEAL, a Jews
papr pub 1she On the a y Of Mruphts, rruness-
commanfinE nun 70 - "a a. ~ a 4 tim o sate
Cuurt. IN November nrxt. ant plead. answer Or dfmui
o. pisfuf a. p~titHn o. q vii be tsku Tor conf-asrdi
and ~ or bearing e. Parfe
susiB-dfEisss EARCUs J. WRIGHT, Cierk.
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Furniture
0jssoIUtion Of Partuershiu.

OF an dezcripff n and quai les n endless variety
~ ve ars o. ing until let o. 5 ptember, a. A fuAL
COST. Our stock IS vefy hrav and We must have
aouev % meet our iiabi titles.
aues-d WINSTON CHURCHILL co.
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white Teeth. PsrfuEned Breath
and Beautiful Complexion,

White Teeth. PFrfuTned Breath
and Beautiful Complexion,
CAN b. acquired BY using tie BALM or A THOU
SAND FLowERs" whst sdy or gratrm4n would re-
main uader The curse Of adisagreeable breath, when, By
tsang the 10 BALM or A THOUSAND FLowEHs as 8
anuiaoe, would not only rtudsT 10 sweet but leave The
essh white a. alsbazt.r2 Msry persons DO not know
sheir breath is bad, ard tks ,u1i~t is 70 delicate Their
friends viii never menti1n T.. Beware o. c5uutereits.
= suru each b0ttle is sized,
ETRITGB h CO. New York.
E> For sale By al Druggists. spi7-dsOdiy
woodland Cream
A PONADE Tor beauunins the HAIR-hishly per-
tuned, superior 70 any French sr;oe imported, and for
lsf the price. For dressing ladies' HAIR O. has 10
equal. giving it . brisnt, glossy spprEsnoe- 1tcluses
Gentlemcn's Har 70 curl n The most natural manner
Z removes daldTuG always giving the Hair the appear
snoe Of bling fresh sh.mpsoed Price only ATTY CENTS
None genuine unes signed, FETR1DGE s. CO.,
Prcprietors Of the Balm q . thousand Flowers"
II For sale by al DruyE1sts. Gpi7-teodly
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A NI's conf rfabl Residence on Acam .,
Q ur roIms In she II usr, DiuiuE hoom. kitchen.
4nI Hegr Honse and Stabie. food Cis'eEn and Vel
I'LL an In Eood order Abarlain nay taAoarht b.
,ppiyinr soon 10 ~FLoURNOT, COOPER a LAKE.
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LARGE SAILS OF SLAvEs-Ths Petersburg
(va) HHteilig,HosT understands that a sac
was made in that city on Tuesday, privately,
Of ffty-three slaves at the very high average Of
sigkt ksadrsd and my dollars each They
were composed Of men, women and children
twenty. six Of them being under twelve ysars
Of age. This is, perhaps, as high a sale IS
was ever made Of such property In the State.
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MlIsffuanfous.
500 Reward


WERE stolen from our rsspaas4s%
nprawises. mar IN city q n B4phi- ~
4en Wdnesdsy Etg g. 5h in 1. . ~
n sag horse and a larg- Brow 49,
Mar AsO- q Mule frm D. warner. We ~ -fgs
me shove reTar Tor IA deivey q he hore, mats
and thief Or thieves. or BALI he amount for tas stseE
ss.s.a- : Ea6afsn.
Memphis Classical Mathematical &
English High school.
Corner Of Poplar asd Orkass Sirats,
JOHN : : S5ooESP q 4 Principal.
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