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OUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR THE


Perhaps our readers think we take peculiar delight
il boasug every week of the various presents we re-
ceivc, and we arc not less 10th to admit the fact
that such is the caso-yea, and who would not be Z
To begin, We return our thanks to Mr.. G. L. PENN
and Mr.. JAS. ARMSTRONG, for few very large and
ans TOnatoe1-the largest sent BY Mr.. PENN, weigh.
Ing nearly one pound.
TO Mr. JOIN HAMILTON VIC render our warmeit &C.
acknowledgements for two splendid watsrmelonE. Mr.
Hs. Melons, as well us his Cabbage and Turnips are
always hard to equal, but this year his watermOlons
extraordinary fine. Tho largest of these melons
weighed thirty pounds, and was as sweet as any Ne
over cat. Mr.. SwRARRsGIE bent Mr.. II. In size but
We rather think Mr.. HAyILToN's stands ahead in
quality.
Mrs. DyLILAH PHILLIPS also contributes bountfully
towards making us happy-and that hno susar-curod
Ham sho sent US last week was assure her, proper
ly received and highly appreciated. God bless all
such friends as Mrs P.
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.Gsy- A sale of $4,000 worth of mules was made
in Lynchburg, Virginia, Tuesday, at from $l45 to
$50 per head.
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MS The next meeting of tho Southern CONNER
cial Convention will tako place ut Montgomery Ala.
on the second Monday in May, 1858.
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Go1Sc NoRTH-The Pee Dee Herald fur
nishcs the following sensible ideas in relation to
Southern Merchants going North.
"Our merchants are leaving for the North
where they will purchase their winter stock of
goods. What pity it is that our own people,
will year after year, contribute to the building
up of Northern cities, when, in return, such
mighty efforts are making by Northern citize MS
to bring ruin and desolation upon our homes
Why do not South Carolnians, at least, be.
stow their patronage upon their own city, Char.
leston2 Why do they not lend their aid to build
up that city and make it the Queen city of the
South; that We may ever after be Independent
of the North IT'S said by some that our mer-
chants cannot I" do as WELL in Charleston as in
New York. If this be so, the reason is appa-
rent; it is because by our own neglect we do
not give her the power to compete with her PAM
pered rival. If Southern merchants would pat
ronize her, she would gladly prepare herself to
supply their demands and offer inducements at
least equal to those of New York. We would
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-26

JOHN A. CHAPMAN, Esq, has become associate Edi-
tor of this excellent Nowberry weekly, and will un,
doubtodly make the Sun still more interesting to its
numerous readers Mr.. CHAPMAN is o native of this
District graceful and fluent writer and IN accom-
plished gentleman. We cordially Welcome him into
tho Editorial fraternity, and wish him much succoss
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~ Attention is directed to tho Card of Tuos G.
BACON Esq, from which, it will be seen that he de-
cnes reelection at the ensuing election. Maj BA-
con has long and faithfully discharged the duties Of
Clerk, with credit to himself and honor to tho Dis
trict. hearty "wcll done, thou good and faithful
servant" is accorded him by all In his retirement
may his health be permanently improved, and may
he BIO spared for o these many years is our prayer
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GEN, w. G. MoRAGHE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-03


The river yesterday continued rising.
The arrivals since chr last report are. from
Louisville, the WoOsford, for New Orleans.
the KorherAer, for this port from Cincinnati
the Swisssrlsad, fer New Orleans ; from 81.
Louis, the J. h Lucas, for this port the
EOriA Star, for White river; the Wm. MOrri-
son, for New Orleans from New Orleans, the
Allegheny for st. Louis, and the SinOsds, for
this port.
The NOriker.sr left here last night for Louis
vile.
The HOrth Star leaves this evening for White
river.
The Simoa6s leaves for New Orleans tO-mOr-
row night at s O'Clock. She is a noble boat
Tor travelling on.
The favorite White river boat Epaasr;lls,
with the popular clerk ThOmassOn) was ex-
peeted last night. She leaves again tO-mOr-
row night at O'Clock.
At Cincinnati, on Thursday, but little was
doing on the boats; no particular change on
the river.
At Pittsburgh, on the 9th, Che water stood
Eve feet eight inches and rising.
At Louisville, on the 3Olh, says the Journal /:
& The river has fallen sbout four inches in
the tWenty-fOur hours ending last evening, leaY-
ing Eve feet three iHehes water 10 the canal"
The Evansville EAeuirer says they have
plenty Of water but such is the state Of busi-
ness that our business agents are in despair,
and the boatmsn, We verify believe, are con
templsting suicide.
The Paducah Herald, Of Thursday, remarks:
g The rivers are in a fine boating stage, and
some Of our largest steamers are now coming
down from Louisville with fair freights. The
Tennessee has also risen "a pidly In the last two
DAYS, and there is DOW water enough for all
practicable purposes"
The New Orleans Delta, Of Tuesday last,
" Our leTee looks more like the month Of
August than the last Of October. from the large
number OF boats lying Idle at the wharf and at
Algiers."
At Little Rock, says the Democrat, Of the
9th;
"During the past week the steamers S. r.
THoksr and DardaRelie are the only boats
have been at our landing. River falling,
with water enough for small boats TO NapO-
The St. Louis Rspubliean, Of the 30th, says:
GThe river at this point is stationary, with
six feet in the channel to Cairo. We have no
change to report in the condition Of any Of the
upper rivers. They are all reported falling ex-
the Illinois, which is stationary at
present."
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SrftiaI AotiGfs.


The superiority Of The Amsrotyps over. the Dasue.
reotYPs f. universally Acknowledges, and they IN thei
turn are totally ecipssd By she zOOsOGRAPH which h
The result q = nsE chemical process d~iseovered By Pr
lessor R-ENMINGrOS. and perfected after mues labo.
and perscveranos.
These PC ures are more clear In their OUTLINES. bril-
liant IN tone. Hfe-iks IN expression. durable, richly
coiorsd sna eissaaty finished thsn any style Of Photo-
graphic picture that It has ever been our pleasure to er.
anime critically.
oLARK's GALLERY contains everything requisite,
every convenience ard facility that ear b. desired or o.
tAined to execute In the most perfect msnner any Of ID,
various styles Of Photographic Wo-k. Il vii richly
repay = visit. anf especially 50 10 thoss who desire ar
tstie pictures.
We en also assure the pub1e that Pro-. Reminrtoa 4.
IN possession o. several praces-es and materials IN HI,
ART. that no other establishment; IN this part Of The eoun-
try commands. AS oonssqusnoe, be Is enabled 10 rivs
a beauty, anish and NE to his pietures that We shan 10
vAia LOOK for from other artists.
Give item = CAL and judge fr yourselves.
CLARE'S ARBLH BLOCK.
eep1e Corner Main and NaIfon afraefa
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Prof. HaskeITs Electric OH.

supply o. this wonderful Medicine for the cure Of
Rheumatism, D-Amsss. Piles, COms and al nervous dis
eases, Headaches and Pains, has been received b. HAR-
BIN 4 CO where II can be obtained. The suhering
should purchase a bottle Immediately. See advertise
ment In anofhsr column.
PRoF. HAsHELL.-Ths following testimony IN favor
Of Dr.. Haskeu's Blserio on Is Furnished us 70, pubHes-
ton:
PRoF. HAsKELL-Dear Sir; I FEEL q to Be ny duty 10
inform the public, through you, what your wonderful
" Electric Oh" has done for ny family. Ny wife has
been AiamiDgy troubled with falling Of the womb and
pains in the back and breast. 7 bought one bottle Of
your on yesterday. and to-day she Ia emf rely free from
pain, and sends her Eamest respects FOR your success
and prosperity. ] have hEd . rheumatic pain IN nv
shoulders aud ans for a long tine and IN Ten minutes
from the tiss applied your on, the pain vas al gone
II Q truly a wonderful remedy for an pains, such a. We
have been sun. hug win, and eheerfuly give this tes-
tim0niAl Of is Effects.
g. 7. SWIFT. Merritt House
Sworn and subscribed before ne, this day, 24ih Of July,
1857 LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Pace.
Such testimony tells an "o'sr true tale " worth COL
umns Of made osrtiaoutes all over the land, and = great
Eav %.
For sale By S. MANSFIELD s. CO., 257 Main-st
Try Il. ye sunariuE and an cted. ocff-GawIy
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New Science of HeaIth,

ROF hcGEHEE, Professor Of Health, win lecture
10 the people o. Memphis and visitors on MONDAY
NIGHT NEXT, In the E~schange, att O'CLOCK, and In the
Odd Fsi1Es' Han a week after, same hour, Monday
night, OstobsT Is, EXPLAINING the Electric Equilibrium
Of the Human Body. "a name Of this new sdencs Of
hesith9 giving his hearers new points firm sacred and
p~rofane history aud modern staustles, which wm enable
them 70 invfsiigate aud daelie In twenty four hours that
Il Is no humbug. ne above lectures wnfbe FREE for al.
The Professors Of the Medical Schools and editors and
the ladies an are requested to attens. tuesday, Wednes-
day Thursdsy, Friday and Saturday nights. At the same
hour, In the Merchants Hotel be vii give private lee
lures tn his room and hand out his chart 00r which be
las = copy right, second editiou) 10 an yourg men and
heads Of families VITO pay their ten collars for a ticket.
70 the clerk Of the Merchants Hotel. mat private
lecture win give the Why, the wherefore. and the phloso-
ply OF the Electrical influence Of ts remedies used in this
science Of preventing disesse. ~Tesiimonials and positive
proof prOdu ed. ButHtile is 70 be done. No pain spro-
~duoed-hinders ut little time-it docs not i~ster'ere with
the Business - either male OF female prevents taxing
ooid-does not prevent ssvea CONTAGIOUS dizea.es, but Dies
prevent an Others H- viii lecture heads o. families II
they prefer il At tbeir residCnoes. for $40 per family. and
prsse Ibe for disease. City references, o with testi-
moniAis }. d. Williams. ". Howard, Niles Owen, Nessrs.
Gates & woods, NJ. Whitsnore, Mr.. Appeu0n, c.. n.
horton, and p. Laus. orIT-qwd
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latest AGms bp GflfQrapE


e. ;. G and JGry's Indictment Of Ohis 0ffieiais
CISoISsATL. Oct 3o.-krter being IN session sishi
DAYS. tn Z. 5. eraadga ' rsse yesterday Hftrrnos', and
reported 10 the U. S District Court, when, lawns NJ
further hsslness they YER d chnEed.
They fouRd indictments against tbs following persons,
70 wit: John 4. Lsyton and wm- Il. couptHn, Sheriff
AMI D putty Sheriff q CisrF county, for obstrue;irs U.
S Msr.hAis at soutk Charestou. Green county, chas
Taylor, Of Esehsniosburs. Champaign county, for har-
% ing and oonoealiuE a fugi'iFa slaves i-hab0d corWtn,
Joseph c. Brand and John Cilrk. r. (Sherin o; UrbsnA;
wa. H.. Csmptln and John s. HEukess Of Springfield /;
Daniel Lewis. sheriff Of Green county, and Elijah Coma,
for obstructine Z. S. onoers at Lumbertoa, Clinton
county. An Indictment was also found against William
CurIey, ohas wm D. PaulkAW, for an assAult and bat
tGy on the ohio river. Other bills ware found which are
not IT ready for Announoeme1t.
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For. N0EP.

T WILL SILL CT SATURDAY, D-cember lie ~
Il 6th, on the premises, oos theusand scEss q ~
LAND IN Upton c0cr,y WINS SIX mikes north ~
Railroad and seven miles from C~0vlnEton. TIE abose
land ls krOwu as the Hays tract Of land There fa
sbo1t eighty OF q hundred acres cleared, and tolerabiy
vel improved, With good and lHsting water. me above
land viii b. divided 10 FuiE purchasers. Fer further
Particular Apply - J N Shaw, O. c. PoiE 1exter,
Memphis n. Johzstoa Nashvile Col. Chss. Hm, al
Joining the place; David Mum, Somsryi1e, Or the
undersigned a. Bemonf, Tenn.
P. S. Terms, one-third cash. the balance In ooe, twr
and three years vi b tntereEt- oct1i-lm
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WEAKNESS Of the stomach and Inaigsstioa-

Weakness Of the Stomach and Indigestion.
Another Great Cure gsefss By Barhaves HoHea1
Biffers.
The wife OF PIETER De- WrrTE, living in
Holland Town, Sheboygsn county, Wisconsin,
suffered much from Wsaknsss Of the Stomach
aad IAdigesti0R. She had been under a ply
~sieian's care for some time, but the disease
seemed to battle even his skill. She purchased
some HOLLAND BITrEks at our Office, which
has given tone to her stomach; her appetite
and strength are returning, and we firmly be-
lieVe that this is another great cure effected BY
your medicine.
We have still 20 record many wonderful
cures effected BY this remedy, bat must wait
another opportunity. One thing you can rely
upon, what we have published are from per-
sons much respected in our community, and
are literally true S. QUINrUS
I'd NieuUsbOds, Shebgg0n, Wis
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sUIoIDE-The Pillar, Of COrinth, Miss
of. October siyssays that AssOLON LOONEY
committed suicide about a mile from that place
on Friday last, by cutting bis throat with a
razor. 1t is supposed that be was laboring
under an alteration of mind, caused BY Peeu-
mary embarrassment. He was about fifty
years Of age. He leaves a wife and several
children to mourn bis loss
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ssWOOdIand cream,

A POHADE for beautiying the ~HAIR-hiEhly per-
fumed, superior to any French article imported, and for
half the price. For dressing LADIES' Hair It has 10
equai, giving 1t s bright, glossy sppssranee. It causes
G~entlsmsn's hair TO curl IN the most natural manner.
Il removes dAndruh. always giving the Hair The appear
anee Of being freah shzmpooed- Price only atty cents.
None genuine unies signed. FETRIDGE 4 CO.,
Proprietors Of the Balm Of = thousand Flowers"
- For sale bV Al Druggfsfs. auT7-deodfV
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TIE MARSHAL DIsMIssED.-At . secret SEES
sion Of Council held last night, the charges
brought against JAS. o. REIKHARDT, the City
Marshal, by Alderman FNSIE, were consider
ed and that officer dismissed from service for
inefieieney and diresPectful conduct Mr.,
VIZ U~EDEKWOOD was appointed to ill the va
cant place, and from his high character, energy
and industrious attention to whatever Is en-
trusted 20 bis charge, we have no doubt be viii
make an excellent city officer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-03

AsH's THEATRE.-Ar. Asa, wbO spares nc
pains in catering for the amusement Of the pub
lie, has engaged Mrs. J. H. ROeEEs, who viii
appear tonight in the beautiful comedy Of
" The LODs Chase I" The IDIOT HitHSss, q
Tale Of Blood y is the concluding piece. Mon
sissr MAKTESIA will exhibit his wonderful
feats of skill that have excited 50 much
establishment and applause.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-03

SroRNT.-Sunday was a bright enjoyable
day, but yesterday morning broke dark and
gloomy, with heavily failing rain. Lightning
and thunder assisted to make up the storm.
Afterwards the clouds rolled away, and in the
afternoon the bright sun shOne swestly in a
blue unclouded sky.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-03

A paragraph was copied into some Of
our city papers, stating that An. LooEET, Of
Memphis, had killed a man in Columbia. Now
our young friend, An LOOSET, has not been
ont of the city for three months. It was R. A.
LoOEET, of Columbia, who committed the
homicide.
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The GAIETY.-This place Of amusement
was last night attended by = very respectable
audience, and the dramatic troupe acquitted
themselves in a handsome man er. We defer
partieularising until we have become better
acquainted with the sxesIlsneies and short
eOmings Of the various performers The pieces
tonight are IagonaT, the BarbaTian, and the
new farce Of My Wyes Denfisi. The Misses
ERSEsTINE and HENRADE will dance a grand
Pas de Dear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-03

WEEKLY APPEAL-Our WEEKLY Of To-
morrow viii contain a large amount Of general
and miscellaneous reading, besides the views
Of the press in the various sections Of the Uhion
In references to the character, extent and coz
t~inusnee Of the money pressure. The RsPOr.
Of the President of the Bank Of Tennessee viii
also be found in this edition. Our Mississippi,
Arkansas and Alabama readers have too been
served with the current intelligence in those
States.
Copies Of the WEEKLY are kept FOR sale az
usual at our cO-anting-rOOm. Price OF the
WEEKLY for one year 50.
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MEETING OF TIE DEMOCRACY OF Upton
COUFTY

The Democrats Of Upton county viii hold
a COnventisa at COVingtOn on the Let day OF
January next, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for Sheriff and County Trustee.
The Democracy Of the county are requested to
hold meetings at the several election precincts
on the 26Lh inst. to send delegates to said con-
vention.
N-ovEupEN3 3. 1857.
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We are under obligations for late pa
Psrs to W. G. PEIEsr, Esq, clerk Of the
Eorthsrser J. Stalk WATSE, Of The klIegke-
~; ". MccREIeHT, Of the J. n Lueas; N.
GIBsON, Of the SiROn2s, and Wa. STEWART OF
Adams Express.
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IHEhE - prlarss no disease more cammln N uias
matte districts than TIRE one here meutonrds al pers1nl
srs more or less suniacI % its inhuenoe. ami particularly
the unaocli mated And Notwithstanding, here aremanl
preparations hlghly spoksn Of a. being beneficial or III
cure q thi. compia1ts YET there Is nnne that las stso.
the test, and none ssVauahle, a. SLEDGE'S NERVOUS
] IONIC Il 10 truly a valuable preparation, s. navy Of
cur leading citizens IN Memphis tau TESTIFY, particularly
those wko speak FROM etpeIienre- Strangers settling n
miasmEtic districts Or in the city. shlu1d not hesitate
one NON NJ from urocurinE a bottle. Even the slight
est symptom sometimes Usults 10 long protracfed sick
ness. hence the necess'tyof immediate a~treati0n. SooT
As you feel thai peculiar chilly s~snsation. always precct.
ed BY attacks Of Fever and Ague, take = do7e o. :
Nervous Tonic four times 8 day-the eject OF which vii
prove the efficacy o. tue preparation; ard for Gods
CouEhs, Bronchitis, Asthma. Induenrs, Group. Whoop-
log CJugh, Incipient Consumption. and all afectiors Of
the Lungs, use the PE6rORAL. As u
Is nov csnceded By al mefica prscttioners hat Hdar
hound is oua Of the Oesf eEpct0rants now 10 use. anl
this being a concentateae extract - Hoarhsund with 3D.
juvAnts. 10 render Il paitab e even b the youngest IN
FAINT In eases Of Group. o. acts almO-t instantAneouz
RELIEVING the child inmediatslE no fam y or indivtd
ual should hesitate one m1m ut from procuring TN
I valuable preparnfIou.
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narlersI and HerriRrs.

n ECETvED In store, he fnovIns lot new Makers
II AMI Herrings:
100 packages No / IN bsrrels, hAH barrels and k-isi
80 81 No 2
50 q No.a
50 half barrels new Roe Herrnss.
For sale low By
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Or AND AwAT.-S0on after 9 O'Clock on
Sunday morning some lover Of liberty, bent
upon " spreading the area Of freedom" BY the
aid Of a piece Of iron forced ofHle paddock Of the
ealsbOOse door, in the Jail building, and SET six
esptiEss free. -Four Of them belongei to the
ehain-gsng, the other two were awaiting exam
ination. The oTenses Of the whole were mere
~ violations Of the city ordinances When The
six men had passed into the free air, another
prisoner, JAMEs MEALLT, followed them, but
instead Of running of ike the rest, be closed
the door and informed the jsilOr Of the loss Of a
portion Of his bOsrders. For this conduct the
Recorder yesterday granted MEALLY his dis
charge.
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Something New.


sYRUP FROM THE CHINESE SUGAR cASE.
FEw ~paekagrs ~ the above ariice, made D. D.
~ Thomas On bis p~izntiflcE rear the ely pr sa~
either By re barrel. hsif BARRE. EEl n or Quart lt BE-
clniidered slp r.or o Maple syrup, and en y r quifes q
trial 70 ensure ne preieTencs b. Eug cther Syrup Tor so'e
use. FER sale - gusps
rrT tn aau-z.
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Der ase....SI 65Iss -. sI,20l $50 -.
Iners.se..- .~--s26ssAs ..- s4.sss,7

Deer ase....Sl 65L3-S ..-- &l,2Ol 6d2 go.
Incre4se...- ..--s256SAs -. 81. SIS 10
The New York Noes says;
II win he Observed also that the bank have dimiaishet
! their eircul sion 81. 500, 662, and will doubtless diuinish
il stW furth-r, a. hey pr fer 20 use the Circulation q
! the Interior banks durins the suspension Of specie pay.
ments. Anthat has been sid about the banks being pre-
only made for buncumb. There Is noinienuon 70 do SO
Money continues very tight, and will continue te o.
tl banks show some signs o. returning c~ondfeEce
Iquidstfon Is z cling on rariily. Tie premium on gold II
. faHirg. TIE bullion brokers' are sling 81 = o. ons ~
oeut.. ana buying al X. A part u the gold received By
will soon have SIC O00, 600 in bank. The r ceipts frou
Eurepe znc California vii mostly 60 into bank, ant tn
QUESTION srisss, what viii they DO white The banks d
Rot kn0v nov. They keep c0nfractiaE aud contracting
! buryiuE thrir treasure an givirg no assistance Thcctl
banks beEin 20 te the ridiCuie q The ccmnuuity.
/ IN arrival OF 50 murh specie from Europe h. Or fh0ui'
Re felt a. 40 eno0sragiIE symptom 10 Us; and otherEis
tn Eurup-tu news l. not Vo' Sc than Wss expected IN
Bank o. Euglnnd vii doubtless raise its rat not only 4
= 2 cent. the highest d ever charged but 10 and 10
rhis is The right Ea7 in. which 90 entTc- a contunati1l
! % ubliEat1ons, while specie h5ws ont, Dut when specH
flows IN 10 wil reduce the rate again- We undcrsisn,
that the acceptance Of all Iond0n houses doinE business
with America are uusaeabie. The day before the Psrs,
arrived out. EesErs Barring Brothers' paper sod 81 c
cent, per anuum, bat subsequently, becsme unsseahle
The advices from England seems 20 Indicate the ap
prCsrh Of q similar state OF things there % that We hav'
-xperHenoed. The rates of discount are rapidly advanc-
iuE, gold is leaving the country, snd failures for lag
amounts BEGIN 90 - replrted. Gentlemen from the en-
tiaent rspresGHt husncal matters there as deplora
houses we're strugz ing throuEH dinculties IN the snxi0u'
expectation OF rtlt=f from America and We may hook FOL
the tidiuEs 81 great distress when the n=Es arrives TIA
The expected relief w1ll be long delayed
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q Mrs FRANcEs W.. BoBo, who 6ied in
Pamela county, Mississippi, last week, be-
qusathed the sum OF one thousand dollars to an
aged female servant. What viii GREKrEY &
Co. have to say about thiss
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TIVE iar<es and best selected stockef CARPETS IN the
Il south ru c1uuty can BE- found 81 orr establish
ment Consisting Or Feirefs, Brussels, Three plv. In
grains, FeltiuE, ac- Also, B1cfinE-, DruErets, MAS
A1ttings Crimo Cloths, Floor Linen. aud q great va IT,
~ q house furuishing goods % numerous 10 mention
oet2I MsKISNEYG co,