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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01
APPEAL.
AZ E NJ HIS.
gnEnaY roRENa- EoTENBER . IS.


CUB FUTURE CURRENCY N TENNESSEE.
1be question which now chiefly engages The
minds OF al our citizens, is the policy which
wiz Be adopted b. our Legislature IN regula-
ting the future currency Of the State. Upon
the decision Of this question depends very much
OF our future prosperity and permanent we'll
being. It beAoovssg therefore, the members Of
the Legislators to deliberate with discretion
and act with wisdom dpon this vital Question.
They should act as statesmen, who understand
fzliy the necessities, habits ana Circumstances
Of their constituents, and not upoa any rigid
theory which they may have conceived to be
demanded By party expe6ieneypr mere abstract
principle; While they ought not to lose sight
Of the great principles Of trade aud the laws Of
political economy, but should hol3 t.sm uli-
mately applicable to all their iegisF don, they
should not forget the Circumstances by which
We have FOR years been SURROUNDED, and should
undertake No violent and sudden Ahange ia our
policy, which may snap ssup T the established
ties OF credit, and thus ? great damage to The
currency, By chang its channels and the
business relatiOs Of the people at one blow.
We shall 1.dssvor to apply these remark.
mdrs specifically hereafter, By unfolding our
mstured views. and indicating a general plea Of
policy, which our Legislature now has th'
power to pursue, and which they win be ders-
ict 70 the load demands ofEths people if they
fail to follow. More anon.
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- =. b t6rss monlh. bslers 5. ioIaes

read the Bible three months before be joines
them.s
The time finally Ore. near when it became
necessary that We should part with The Nor
mons. For thirteen days we bad enjoyed a de-
aghtful respite from the constant fatigue Of
travelling. We had luxuriated on tho baked
bread, home made cheese and buttermiik. We
had captured innumerable trout in Utah Lake.
We had honored several OF their meetings with
our presence, and hnallys having reple1isnsd
our hacks and partially recruited our jaded AMI
mails we took a last lingering view Of their
valley and their elOud-eaPPed mountains and
resumed our journey in the direction Of the
southern extremity Of The Great SAT- LAKE,
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
tn, csy;stian .fdroeats ssyss The Mem
,bfs Animal Conference convened IN holiy
sorinvs on the 2isl inst. Bishop Paine was 10
fseble health, though able TO preside most o.
the time.
vary hitter personal controversy is being
$500 +. Inc PresbtferfaR Of fhs West be-
fwssn Rey. n. L. Rice, ID. D., Of s. Louis,
srS RsT- E. D. McMssteT, Of New Albany, q
professor elect Of the Theological Seminary a.
Chicago. DR.. Rice bad declined a lrotessor-
ship ia the same institution, and IN MS lstser
Of defamation reflected severely upon d. Nc
Master.
We learn from the Yieksburs Rhig that the
r.. V,f-ess. The organ Of the Presbyteriah
5.ooni1stou in the Southwest, IL shortly 70
he rfmoyed to New Orleans, where 1t will be
hereafter issued.
Sava the Charleston CoHrier; The bishops,
ciersv and lay members Of the Episcopal
/ cbaIch. 10 whom the subject matter has been
committed. viii assemble ia Montgomery on
The 25th OF November, to perfect the plans for
me establishment and endowment Of a South
erp UuiVersity, undgr the control of the church.
1t is expected, we believe. that the bishops OF
all tie slzve-holdipg States, with two or three
exceptions, viii be present
TIE Virginia New School Presbyterian
SYNOD. which has Just elosed its session a.
Washington, adopted the report OF as com
mittee recommending the withdrawal from the
General Assembly, in consequence OF the &C
ton Of that bOdT on the slavery question. The
vote stood yeas 30, nays 3.
The Synod Of Kentucky held its annual ses-
sion il Shelbyyiile last week.
Rev. Mr.. Shields, Of Iowa, having been 81
tlencsa By he PresbytsTy Of Des Aoines for
marrying q woman who had been divorced
by the laws Of Iowa, appealed TO the synod,
and his appeal was sustained. The Synod eX-
presses its opinion that the action Of the Pres
bytsry was correct ia form, and suggested BY
I a lauiable zeal in the service Of the church,
aud although sustaining Mr.. Shields, does not
approve Of his marriage, as Is shown By the
following resolution:
Reo.Usd, Thstin restoring Rev J. H. Shields
TO bis former position in the gospel ministry,
the Synod should not be understood as approx
ing the contracting Of marriage, especially BY
ministers of the gospel, with persons divorced
for whatever cause, believing that such mar
riages impair usefulness, influence and standing
andbring into question the purity and wisdom
Of the parties thereto.
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DT virtue o. a dee q trust made 10 me as trustee hy
ID william WaiEer and Cathsrioe ls wife. q date
February 2srh, 1851. made % secure the payment Of a
Which dTst Is reco7dsf IN beck a. page 250. in the Re-
efsters once o. Crutendgn cu-ufy. Arsalsas. VII sell
for cash 20 the highest bidder. % 10 o'clock A d %
the 7th q Novsmher next, in 'front.' o. the
c0mmecai hotel, in Memphis, the ians caaveypd m said
ced Or trust va Fracii5nal section 20. 24s acres
Frt-tlonsl Sec ion 81. so ceres. in Township 5 North,
Rang SEzst- and 900 acres q SECT On IS. On T1Tnshfp 5
Norrh q Range East. Containing 10 Ell Ills acraE-
move CT less, and beiHE ~ he county % Crittenfm Az
kansas he same land sold O. said Wu Warzrbs Daniel
Aaghes, % whose deed reference is ma1e n fulI descrip
ton Ihe rssht Of r~e1empton IS eEpres-iy waived il
sati l-eo o. trust. JOIN n RAW
~-a1-- "a -
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a EEW Discovery.

The Eagle and Eneuirsr has made the won.
dsrfol discovery that DASIkL WEBsTER was
actually in favor of a National Bank, sndpub-
fishes almost a column Of extracts from WEB
sTER's speeches to prove this point. It has
/. also discovered hat the APPEkL attempted BY
garbled" extracts from WEBsTER's produe-
tons to prove the contrary. Both Of these M
T~scuiOas discoveries are almost equal 10 ths
EaEles stupendous statistics relative to the
Grocery and Dry Goods business OF Memphis
and Nashville, wherein it is made to appear
that oar own city is far behind the latter in its
enterprise and trade, and our deficit is sttub-
utea to the influence Of the villains that dOmi-
oiiiate among Us. The Eagle may well exciaim,
UEureka.-
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sRrKTr FOR. sWEEr rLowER.



BT oEN. n. b. LAMAR
enevo ne,. sweet lower to leave these shades
Griere not torzy farewell
Ye aoq1 saan and a happier hons,
Where heavenly , suites Dwell.
Trzns1lanfed GA ny fair onc's breast
+ shed Jour fragrance there,
Each breath Of life viii Ear ou.-weigh
W1oie centuries eseEhere
5Twas thus I whispered 20 the Rose,
A from the dewy tel
/ plucked - for my favorite fair
The lass I loVe 80 Woh.
F0r VIII = gentle one Ike Der,
Reject he git ! bring
Becsuse she = herself . dorer,
Oct booming al the springf
Then take, fair maiden, take he Rose
y bionms alone for theei
And shiie a basks bencath fhy SMILE
Mcr- best than I can be,
on. msy u whisper what I feel II
Tt trtmble 20 Avog.
a passion deep ana long induisedJ
Bat never NAMED tIi n.w.
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Employment as a Teaehe- Wanted,

ID mlfte agef faiy Vho is tan iisr WITH tszching
ne usan 5lgiish brancaes. M~sthemlffs. veal ana
Ptano Ausi-- ORA rins ami Fantfrg, Emb-oderT. and
th- Funsh f~snE1age. she would jain an L|nsritdfi1u or
teach m a family or families. al Or any o te .soFe-
nsmo B au.hes Te adV-rts-r prepared TO- AMI arer-
wards tErzht in cns o. III u1st celebrated Eastern
Female Literary fnsfiluti0ns- 90 "a Oh -ers o. Elfch. e.
wei azo ether parie, she vii BE- haF7 70 rfzr per
SOUS appiyiug fo- her servlc-s
Adlrs s TEACHzR Hsrnanso, De Soto Comfy.
MEasfaar--f -4nr-r
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CLRRKts SIZE

Valuable Farm of425 $500 Acres.
Aary c. Anen, admlHistrarIx Of Wm 2 Allen, Do
ceased. ChaS 8. Aien- iahu R. M'sn. ard Maria
AIR. pinar children Of eoasei. Wm. p Alan, de-
CEASED. By their guardian 3 McDsvitt-zxparte Pc
ution. FOR sale o. resl esnte FOR DIVISION, &c.
DY virtue OF a tecreefzi lTder o. the Grcut Court o.
- shelby colHty. fenncse~, nae e his cause a. the
Sestemner term thereof l57s ] VII Offer o. pubic sac
o. SATURDAY, the l2thtaf o. Decsmher uzt, as the
Court House DOR m the town Ct kagigh. omr fourth
cash and TIE balance % rurrhafe money or q credit q
one. two and three yearsfrom dste Or ssle bono with
approved security drswirg interest from date. aud aIirn
retain. D. the following dsSrrihee tract q 40 7iIo0
cres o. land, houndsd HIS. LYING % the comfy o.
shsihy stste o. Teunasee, 10 the Szth CiVl snist Ter,
adj ming TIE tand eli B. Potts. on TIE north BY nos.
r P-rkins, on The $ uifhT Iosrph Grahgm 90 ne west.
md % The east ~ ne Firsof J D BeR. a 5aed rr-
ton q aid tract is u,der cultivation. u1u Improved.
&C sad lant D : usr ire Nscon rsaf i-sdinr oct
f. % n m7his. aDd rithir q sbarr rid. > the ctg.
r D l. cTEWARr CsrE. sr.
BzowS. 5TAsTN md WALKEH, Au8rney s sor
petitisners. ou2s
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FOr SHE.

I WILL sELLou SATURDAY. December the
4 81, Ga the premises, one tholsaud sores o. 80
LAsDin rpton coun. ,, lyin- SIX miles uorrh
west CT Mason DeDlto Ga the Memphis ard Ohi1 -
RAILROAD ard seTfn Tlrs nom Coviogton. Ths above
l4ndfs krcvn as the Rays tract Of land There t.
about eighty or hIudred acres cezTef and foieraby
Wen Improved. Fi1b gooi and lasting water. The aboVe
lam vii b. divaEd 70 sui- p1rchassrs. FOR further
qarlcuiars Apply % , n shaw. O. G. Poindextar,
Memphis; X. Johnston Nashrhls; Ca. Chas. H1, ad-
ininHg TIE Hlaoe; David Mum, somsrvile. or DE
Undersigned al Benout, Tenn.
g n ~WHTTrH0RNE. -
P s. Terms ~ons-taird cash. the balance n oue; tWo
Lud three years vi h nurest cctsr1m
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Auction House.
w. n. HuNr & co.

NO. 10 MADISON STREET.
HAVING rngazed TIE SER ices Of Mr- A.. s. LEVT
II Au-uoneer, ~e are COW pnparef % wait on our Old
t1=nts and the public in a new capacity and sollcit .
snare q pusl e>s We Wi attend % sales o. NrEr0es,
hA Hsizfer hrrthantise, Furniture, &c, &c, n or out
ot coors X guar sale days Tuesday, Wetne-days and
cfiurfays- We have Commenced our q gular night sales
OF Arrchandise. c~1ustsflng o. Hats, Beuts. Shses, d.
meaticss Prints, &c SC ard viii cor1tnue The entire
SESSION Cssn e1vsnccs made On al cousiEnmenfz Ac-
e9lnt q sales rendered prol ply
". n. EET 4 o
a : LEvv. Aucfianee~ ostff-Im
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rssTsral Paris journals have been seized
BY the police. It is supposed their remarks
upon the meeting Of the Emperors at SUIT
gardt were considered too free.
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e Investigation into the origin Of the late
disastrous fire in Chicago. b. which twenty
two lives were lost, make it probable that it
was caused By an intoxicated lewd woman up
setting a ezmphene lamp.
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LIST OF

DENAINING IN the Post onlce At Memphis, Tenn, on
II The LIST Of November, 1851. Prisons calling for them
should say that they are advertised.
Ordered 10 BE- adrsrfised in me MENPHTs APPEAL
aqrsesbly 10 the f0Rozsfnq section Of the Eec Pon Of
zee Lar, VIZ: he netrspaper having the largest circs-
ldfi0H Of eng daily newspaper published in MenPhis.
SECTION 5 and BE- 4 further eaacfed, That Lists o.
Letters remaining uuc.li-i for IN any Post Ones, In any
city. town, or vilage, where a Newspaper shall b. printed,
shall hereafter Be published once only in the newspaper,
which being issued weekly or citener, shall have the lsrg-
estcirculaton within the range Of delivery Of said One,
e. be drcidrd by the Postmaster OF said oace.-Neg Post
05ses Lar, passed M1reh 5.
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Proclamation

a GOOD ch4nce = uoW efred b get 4 geod hone 10 a
y EyDt Eeizhnorhe5ds 20 miles east. Of llm1ts. on
te GermanioEn Pl1nk Road. and the Memphis ana
Cnaresfon hflr9aa. ~ = acres - lsud. Is y when
Is l1lHr = sood tsnc-s a. reset lat 8rTpg. Win sbout
100 te- a zood panE fuce. The lzn1 lies W=l-has
goa tmp-ovemeuHy orchard. Dssch. apple. piam and
la me m-prcTements cQn9ist o. q dwelling
noose VIII ICONS, sad 4~ehimnf5s SAKE hous lsrEs
stable and gin-houss and gesrng. oIe usu cfgfe-n. On
he lard - good ftock water for al the year.
Persons wishing q good hone uouid % vel 70 rooF AZ
ths pace as % MI B. SID pdEstTlF % 7 zsonable
terms aut1gstbsr, II desired, o. VII b. dlrifsd i1io
three pats a. p-r plat o. same u cot sod before. Z
VII D. soHd without reserve, THURSDAY, t1s 1871 OF
NoFem1er, 81 ne sduth-vrst cgurr of-Court square.
Memphis Tern. a. o'cock, A. 81 his piaes oa-rs
zeat nd1eements. being wiIhin thirty minutes ride q
A-mpR= q the Railroad, which passes every fea hours
In tie dsv.
IskaS-One-thiri cash. balsncs lrone and tive years.
without mte esF- Nov, look sharp, and soa't forget ne
TINE & c. CATCz s. son.
0r3l-flg AurffGuaa-r auf Y -aF urFrsa u-rEa-a
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e 10 the United States we PrOduce a year
" supply Of gold 20 the value Of sixty millions
OF dollars It is computed that the amount Of
the precious metals il the country is seaiva-
lent TO two hundred and seventy miiiois Of
l,F7arz
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q The Board Of Trade OF Chicago are
about 10 msmorialize Congress, asking a grant
Of land to aid in the construction Of d ship
canal around the Falls Of Niagara.
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"a large quantity OF counterfeit halves
and quarters are in circulation in Cincinnati.
The coin is but fairly executed, ami may be
readily detected on examination
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

q IN New York, Mr.. PAULsEN eoaeluded
bis feat Of playing i've games blndfOlisd at
about y O'Clock Il Thursday. He was victor
IN all The games with the exception Of the ore
plsyod against Mr. DoDeE, which was drawa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

At Cincinnati o. the 26h, VIZ. GU
vERsos held ADAM ScHAFFER over a smiths
IRE. The mans face was terribly burned; re-
Tengs was the motive of the act.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

- A woman tell from the dsek Of he
steamboat Superior, at Louisville, on Monday
her crinolns buoyed her up Until she was
oFertaksn bE Tie boat's yaWl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

L would require upwards Of two months
usual working hours, for a single individual to
count ana envelope properly in small packa-
gss ore million Of gold dollars. Gold is net
counted now in large sums 1t is weighed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

q Hon. PrEERE SOULS is lying extremely
~ At his residence il New OrieaBss according
to the PieayEHs. His complaint is a disease
OF TIE heart, contacted during bis late visit to
ar--trr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

= During a discourse delivered lately in
Dessert, KENDALL said: " We are the Kingdom
Of God in the STATE Of Dsseret, and viii have
BEIeHAx YoUSe fer Governor Just 50 lang as
be lives"
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~ The British governmentha been obliged
to reduce the standard height Of recruits ali.
round, one inch, and to extend the age to thirty
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81 REWARR-

DAFAWAY. shout The 28ta q Augrst
n 4 yellow woman, stout buiit. sbout fEeatv-
I've years cd, weighs about ona hundnd ant FORTY -
ponds has larsr black eyes. speaks lold, and has ~
a scar o. one o. er arrs, above the wrist. sbassd iks
tie lttter L. She vas osaght o. David EFIe. near Gre
naas, Mss aud is Supposed - have returned IN that
able reward Or h-r Apprehension and delivery % ne. Or
toriut. rm-,i0n Of her. AZ nv residence, one mua south
Of F0rt Pickering, on the rsilrcsd.
oct2-6 p. s. LATHAM.
Memphis. Tenn.
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Suburban l. Is at auction,

rs THURSDAY, Nov sb 1851, / WI saI o. the
premises a. auction, TH1nTEEN LOTS suf-ifvf
sion o. n Hsppert's three acre tract. N lots D. nj on
Bas aVs1u- aud Huppert siuef. a. g DE east a. and 3D.
Joining ne Jew Burial Grcuud. Imuetia- ely afttr Ehich
! Va 2 2 SEVENTEEN LOIS part o. ars. Buffers
tract Lot No ! fronts On TIE &c mant5En Plank road.
N balance 'front.' on fBTiukley aveBg- lot No. - Is
imprcFeds and les immediately west Of the resffFncs o.
s " Lamb. and south ofthe rs-lienoe o. Co.. Carnes.
Thase lots are desirable Tor =ountry resideacea-
TERNs-One third cash, balance IL on ana tro Years.
6 b LOCKE.
oct24ts Aucfi0reer ana Zeal Estafs H-eker.
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A VERY beautiful new Rosewood Piano -
sever oct4ves. isexhibired tor sale. al E
Ne SIS Siinman's millinery store Toar = III n
rich, fun and BRILLIANT duisc. uusurDEzs- n :
cd IN elegance. Pricc ridicul1usiy los. Ladies wishing
70 purchsse wauid q, wei 70 examine It, F1r particu-
enquire Il TIE store, orof
-CHAS. sCHTLLING.
nctll-lm pLanI.t - ralrher ~ M lc
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f. The Directors of ihe Pennsylvania Rail-
road company have resolved TO rtdace the sss-
aries Of all their omoeTs and employees.
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0NE LOEou the sourh sid o. BreadraY street, 'front.'
Mgt ire Old LaGranEa srd Port PicEe1lnz Railroad,
auf &u .eet vest o. LaaderaaIe street. 80 feet front -
20 dreD his ief isin afne nsigab0rdcod ard cfsrs
inarn me- . 70 purchasers 10 K sharpl r. viii b. sod
- or place o. Trade TUESDAY, The lah O. Noveus-
per. ~ 10 o'docE Terms-Oue-third eash balance 10
one ard two years without lntresl.
eci3f ~ ~awrV aoe
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e- The Rhode Island Central Bank, sc-
corsing 70 a statement Of It's condition published
on tie 12'h inst had a circulation Of $3.50. 7o2,
and lbs. seven dollsrs in specie
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G~rhe school teachers In K ~ntuesy pro-
pos holding a convention IN Louisville during
the Chris.mas vacation.
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Fries to SulE ihe Ilmes.
IlRES | SIREEI & ca.

HAvs on ard a largs stock II FANCY ard s7APLE
II DAT GOODS, rich Suks, Dress G0ocs q qvery de-
scIIption Ccth aud velvet Cloaks and Nantes. ShaWis,
Scarfs, * Enbroi1cries, LaseS Borue-s, sc, which
sill Be- sold a. reduced d ices. Also, e la-ge sfocz q
Plantation Goods. o. very low PRESS such Is Blan-
kets, Kerseys, Lnseys, Jeans, Osuaburgs Negro Shoes,
Negro Hats. NeEro Cething, sc Geuteueu's d1e
Coth'ng and Furnishing Gsods. r-rether with a fu
stock o. Boys Clothing. Cal and examine.
A. STREET. g. co.,
ocffS Nc 2lq Main street.
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~ We Learn from the San antonio Ledger
thar the mail which left san Diego on TIE gh
Of September, arrived at San Antonio early On
the morning Of the 10Th inst, having made the
trip across the continent in the unpreesaented-
IL short tine Of thirty days.
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q T8e Toronto Colonist says there is a
movement among the colOred residents Of Can
ada 10 organizs colorsd regimsn.s FOR India.
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n The cause Of the financial crisis is still
the SUBJECT OF long essay in the newspapers
All cone 10 very near tle same conclusion, mat
it l. the abuse Of credit. predicting general
Indebtedness, operating with a cur ency which
has no unifornfty or stability Of value. lare-
gard to the currency a very eonsi5eraoie c1drge
has o scufred 10 public ssnflmsnt- epd mtny
usea 70 think paper was better than gold
now preach radical bard money doctrines.
Some useful reform on our banking system
may grow out Of The present cFisis-5aiti-
more SEA-
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Watehes, 1e~eiry, Silver Ware. O'osks, Guns Fanny
Goods, etc for sale a. a great dsdlriioa r. prizes FOR
etsh- Ia entiespai a o. > good season We ifd ia q yny
largo stock q Cboice Gsods. phirh narasr tasn h5d
over We~A for ne next 81 months ssu At Great
sArgalns. epuonc se invited to examine our as
''ftnent vhish Tor sEisat and variety has 20 sugusr.
p. n CLARK \ CO..
row n. 4 Cerrss \. ~nr. 49,
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DR.. G.. W. AGREE,
DENTIST

COURT STREET cORSER BANK ALLET.
A IL deu:af o-perasions performed in the -
a nlost eAl ifal manner with The least -
possia-a pan- fuu sr -pariltsetts oflIfr1A
Tee = m@ertea win Tie --latest improve -"
ments a11 Eulrantisd S7lvent Free Back mJney TAKEN
4 nar YIN fhar.sh Il naL Aoun ....--ar-
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n e 9ss . az Rgs Lots
AT

TERM@one third usb; saiznos IN 6 and IS months,
Il vita interest NAT o~rautfai b'ack. oornering On
AVER tnd hiou o. cts sou-h Mruphls. s~ubtIvided
lnte4 oHsr A. nay Be- sea IN ths pets, namely. Thr-s
frlntuE cn Avery street - teef, b. 40 fet dep. and I
On Eli1t street. 50 feet frut s. is rect derp. 81 a.
cleset b. a superlar plalk fence.
ms sgiendd bnidilg site Is TOO ven k1can 10 need
con1rnt Al must hat ttey caunaf Be beat IN
&c cry and - nisiaEe. Al Or either 81 The lots can
Be bed 4ffatr figures, a. private sale. but IL rot. must
ald vi g 81 or WEDNESDAY,, EoFeuher sh. al 10
o'clnrk
SAFE On M premises. Omnibus Tree. Al viii -
memoeI We ar speakngto nee
NC CAYIE 3 sos,
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Vns wife Of RoBr. GRAT, q Seo.ehmah,
drowned herself and her two children in
BEowz's race, near Rochester, n. Y, sns day.
Lee. week, because her husband had brutus4y
L..t.n be-
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WAS lodzrc in The Msmotis city al. JANIS
w C C0MAACK, ased shout Is years ufizht -
about 10 fos-s % fair complfsiou- Als8. a negro -
man In companV with the Shove. WI. ssrs his -
uame - TON, the said by y Of Cover color. weizht
about fs5 os,, aged zh1ut g years, S feet 5 OF ineaes
hiE1. ne socve named say they ran away from ASHER
eouafy. Ark-nsas- G. A. AALORT, Jail@.
ccf9a-4t
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VII psT he hish-sf marksr prics FOR AZ zD
W Wa=at dsiiserrc 81 the M.
kicurf Bran and Shors f0r sails A. TIE marksf price.
VIZ. Wake 4 CO.,
lu[sm Cffv Ens- Weuuhfs ram
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MOT wishing 20 cary over anF stscx. ard owing %
~ tire hard times. We have deirniuei that the prJpsr
way 70 avoid Doing 50 Is % sci goods e. prizes b suif
the times acoor6uagly, from This line We a. 1ur eatrs
stock q ane and fashi9na51e ready uats clothing.
furnishing gaots an truuks. zt su1h q Reduction o.
press a. VIII insure their sale.
JOHNSON 4 JUST,
oetsl-d2n 10. ;. Cafks MaT0,s Bock.