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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

IL The MARSHALL of Plymouth gives notice in
the last Dcmoera', which not one third of the tax
payers of the town ever sec-tllat the Duplicate
is in his hands for collection, and that the own
ers of property in town will confer favor by pay
ing up soon the corporation is in need of money
to pay of the teachers OF last summers school
Thetax. SAYS the Marshall, l. 30 cents each
sloo valuation of real and personal property, and
IS eeu;s on each poll. tt..
The assessment is exceedingly higil-but it is
no wonder, As much is required to lubricate the
Dem 'cr,t establishment. 1t is fed 40 high the. il
has become ~ indocnt a mammoth porker.-
CANARY sith full stoni ,cl,s don't sing much
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

p Our corpulent neighbor has been edifying as
well as electriying Us for two weeks past with an
account of jaunt of his to Pittsburg, recently
He omits, however, 10 tell the most interesting in
cident of his journey--his run on the F.. Wayne
Branch of the Bunk of the State. We have been
listening to hear him relate that affair, with much
impotence, but it cometh not. Rumor gives a
rather humorous account Of it, in which one of our
principal citizens" figured conspicuously--behind
the snenes;-but how much reliance is to be placed
in what madame says-her tongue is SO exceeding
ly voluble,-we cannot surmise. Whether our
neighbor will consider il necessary to relieve the
suspense of the public, by publishing the facts of
the case, remains to be seen. For the present,
however. We hope all win keep calm and suspend
their judgments until our friend can be heard. He
viii not OF course remain silent when there is such
general anxiety To hear the particulars. We hope
he viii not, it will devolvc US, in that case to
publish Madame Rumor's version.
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~DOEsTICES AGATx-

THE History and Records Of the Elephsnf Club; con-
Il piled from Authentic Documents now IN the posses
sion Of the TcolOgicxl Society. by Ne, Knight Russ Ok
side, n. D., and Ne, Q. X. PhiIaDcer Doesticks, P. B
This being the TeritaOle aud yer4eiOus history Of the
sOings and miSdOings Of the Elephant Club. With the
minute and particular narrative Of what they did. To
which is add a complex and elaborate description Of
what they DIDN'T. Containing, also, the exultaDt record
Of their memorable success in eventually obtzinfnx each
and every one. A sighfof the eHfire Gn6 snadul.erofed
Animal, from the primitive hair IN his atlenuzted pro-
boscis 70 the last link % his Symmetrical tail.
The Humors Of Fsieonbridgs A Collection OF Humor-
Gus and Every Day Scenes By Johzsthan +. Kelley.
Lake EgEmi; OF, Explorations and Discoveries during
Fou- Years WandeTiDgs in the Wiids OF Southwestern
Africa, with numerous Illustrations, representing SPORT
ing Adventures, Subjects OF Natural History, Devices ior
destroying Wild Animals. &c.
Beaumsrchals and His Times. Sketches OF French
Society in the Eighteenth Century, from UnpuBIished
Documents
Little DOrr.t. By Charles Dickens. Goth and paper
bognd. For sale by
fanidaw & GUION-
IL Enquirer and Evening News copv.
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TIE ORPHAN eoY-KrBUE s-oFY,
sELxcrrp.

sELxcTrP.
A little boy, an orphan to6,
Whose npge- ends with kold Tsse k,rs.
With pfarly drops In either eye
Ready to stint when pieyfs niRh.
with timid steps Approached d door
some scant.r pittanss ID implofe.
Whose brsz-n knockerf~ srnooff and nri~s4
0oeked all tho ertrtso on The " xht.
HIS little hands Its D itce supplied
And open Few the pSrthi wide--
Aciergyman OF modenh date.
less fam'd for kiBdns1s than estate
Nov EYED the boy fromitop 10 loe-
And listening to his ts3> Of viz.
Said, take this crust. 7tis norldx To-
But, sttl, It's good endugh for vouf
The boy received it with gsod rracs
And turn'd about 10 Q bit the tlsce.
Stop said the priest, fn orphan DO.
should not pursue such bad elpnl,v:
Enswer me this, prsyt Can yot, resd5
All no, sir, It's \ trpth indeed.
Not readl why then Ssu cannot prnvt
III teach you-after fme thus ,,av
Our Father whe 10 Heaven a:t,
"Our Father. " touthes his lttla heart
Is He your father dhsn, and mln.y
Tes, said the reverfnd Divinet
God Is the father 81 rs all,
or rich AMI poor great and slnau.
With feelings uuf~dlsguiked, tn. bow
Summ'd up the whole In this reolx.
We're brother let IL not be aid
ros ever gave mo mouidy bread.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-01

T"Love's young dream" put into the
heads Of two children to elope from Fulton,
New York. The Patriot says:
Con Monday evening last, a French girl
named Margaret Paisno, living with o.. o.
Subway, of this village, ran away from his
house, euticing his son, a lad aged about Is
years, to accompany her. The truants were
traced to Salina, where both were found. The
girl formerly hal friends living in that place,
and the boy says be was induced to 60 with Ter.
by her promising him an abundance Of wealth.
The first she spoke to him about leaving war
only an hour before they started"
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MistflIhleous E
ma CIV Ak


e. RASAWAY fron the saeserbsr. ~ ths itfh o.
", July isst ts0 Negro BeTs RICHARD aud aAM-
q Richard % Of cark. copper color, SID. h8t-frs
~-ytars Df axe has = sczr b1Wsr1 n sn1utdrr,
causd b. : rising, aud another bfow ta k1es. On
knee ~ Affected ~ rhez1stlsm, reIdrrinx h1a knsct-
knesd. Sam - sbout tgenty-Ons yssrs II 80 psizAs
abo0t125 o. 40 pounds has az ~l1pe4L<kf IN sDeern.
reDd ring Il Dissent for him 70 sxDrsss slmss,f a1sn
harsh W spoken TO-. Forehead To-, zud q faH topper
toiOT. One hundred dofisrs vii y paid 70 asT D~r-yE
deliy ering them 70 me. living near h0runs s1rs SHY
<ounty Tenn, o. dny dsasrs Il soncnsd - jan y that 1
faa .ystthem o. FElLD.
d~e2i-Wsts
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FOR SALE +.

lSzEF y Of the hnest CARRIAGES that
Cf<ESSkev ever was brought to this markst. nearly
HTST new, was made in Columbia, Tenn-s about
Ss-<-four months ago. Wechalenge Memphis
Carriage Manufacturers and Livery Stable Keepers, to
sh0r against cur model Carriage, which can Be sesn II
BRIGGS ave story Block On Monroe street. For fur
tbei' particulars apply to IN SHAW CO,
Rial Estate Brokers, Southeast cOrner Court Square.
d.rfo
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q We COPY the following from a late
Washington letter, published in the New York
Daily Ners:
GA marriage in high life is to come of at
Martinsburg, in Berkely county, Va, on We'd
nesday next. The Hon. John P. Campbell of
Kentucky, is to lead to the hymenial alter Miss
Mary, the daughter Of the Hon. Charles Jas.
Faui.-ner of Virginia. This wedding will be a
grand affair, and as your correspondent has
been honored with an Invitation toit, he will
take occasion to give your readers not only an
account of it, but of everything be sees in old
Virginia.
The Hon. Preston s. Brooks of South Caro-
lima, Celebrates and publishes in full his speech
delivered the other day in calculation OF the
true Southern construction Of the Kansas Ne
braska bill. | must say that a better elucida-
ton Of it have never seen. While | 20 not
agree with Col. Brooks in all Of the views
which he expresses, i ,nay well commend his
view of the doctrine Of tina kansas-Nebraska
bill to Democrats everywhere throughout the
length and breadth Of the land.
Mr.. Vanderbilt is here pushifg his Ocean
Mail project through. E. X. Collins is here
endeavoring to get Congress T. continue bis
extra compensation. Between Vanderbilt and
Collins it is pull Dick, pull Devil
The Tennessee Democrats are pressing Aaron
v. Brown str lngly for q seat ia the Cabinet
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HORR,nLE sroRY.-The New York CORES

HORRIBLE SToRY.-The New York cores
pOndent of the Philadelphia Inquirer writes Z:
d" 1t will be remembered that the late Corpo-
ration Attorney, Lorenzo b. Sheppard, ESQ,
was some three months ago found dead in his
room, after retiring the night previous in good
health. The physicians reported the cause Of
his death to the congestion of the heart, and
the coroner's jury returned a verdict in accor-
dance herewith. The body of Mr.. Sheppard
Was placed in a receiving vault, preparatory
to lis final interment III the family burial ground.
A few days ago Mrs. Sheppard ordered the re-
mains Of her deceased husband to be taken
from the vault, but those employed for the
purpose were horror struck on finding the body
removed several feet from the coffin, the shroud
torn into shreds, and covered with blood, CIV
ing the impression that Mr.. Sheppard had only
been lying in a trance, and had recovered after
being placed in the vault. This seems almost
too horrible for belief, and | understand that a
relation Of Mr.. Sheppard denies the truth of the
report, and asserts hat such could not have
been the case, from the fact that the body was
packed 10 ice over two days previous to its be-
ing placed in the vault. On the other hand,
there are those who contend that Mr.. Sheppard
was not dead at the time of placing ais body in
the vault, and that certain facts are il posses
sion of the family which 60 u slow the truth
of their assertions"
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Insurance Notice.

"A IERf he ~ e4y 81 Jzuuzrx. the prruizn % al Pre-
a Policies aust y paid On delivery u Policy, and 81
Marin premiums aust B. setu-d n III end o. esct
NOT n. MEMPHIS INSURANCE CO.
NJ J. 9. LOSSDALE, Agent,
W. Il. MILTON. Agent,
!. &. CHADWICK. Agsnt-
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NOTICE.

A LLthose INHABITED 70 ne, VII nnd Il % fsslr interest
n ard eredt in future, o cal ~ the it o. Jansary
nfxi and psy. such a. does not comply -fl BE- iSfoed ~
PAY md promptly rfused credit any ionser
H. d COCEfELIz
tdes20 Cor1nerciA Hotel
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-DANAwAY from my place on Cow Island, on tie 18th
IL inst, my negro man, named SEWALLs he il about
30 years old-5 feet 40r 8 inches high has a deep scar on
one OF his cheeks; very detective tech lowering looS,
and Is 81 q dark copper color. ] think he Is lurking in or
about Memphis. I viii pay the above reward for bis
loigmen, In jail at Memphis, so that I can get him.
j LBVY
dec1s-dsw IS miles below Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-01

After the compliments Of the season, which
i understood in the amplest sense our
Aa iass5s and patrons, We snnou.@e that
hefe vii be no paper issued from dis ONCE
to-n0rTow norning-it being a holiday which
bas always been observed by all connected with
The APPEAL Office, and by our citizens gener-
afly.
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FRoM WAsHISGToS.-Ye make the follow
ing extracts from a lettsT published in the
Richmond Eagairer, of Dec. %;
Washington, December Is, IS56.-The drift OF
debate in the House is leading by a gradual
flow, to one common current, leaving the eddies
and counter currents along the sides Of individu-
al position as an onward portion OF a common
stream. That stream is the Democratic party.
and the centre of opinion, or middle ground up
on which the different wings of the party are
settling down, is to leave the question of Squat
ter Sovereignty. as iHUolped ~ the Nebraska BA,
to be decided, If necessary, by the Supreme
Court. This policy is wise, from the simple
fact, that we may not hope to push successfully
the correct State-rights view, which gave Us our
rights in all Territory, independently Of the Mis-
souri, restriction, the Kansas Bill, and even the
unconstitutional exercise Of Squatter SoTer-
eighty in the territories.
As / write, Hon. John A. Quitman, Of Mis-
sissippi, is delivering an ablespeeeho on the sub
iect Of sovereignty as involved in our political
system. He assumes the broad position that
original sovereignty was in .he States forming
the compact; that they stood towards them
selves, ss separate and independent Republics,
as friends towards the world. When England re-
cognized that independence and separate and dis
tinct sovereignty, she did il, not i. regard to the
. United States"-not in regard to a community
of Statel-not in regard to the "people" as a
mass, but in regard to each State, naming each
State by name, as separately and distinctly in
dependent. The speaker then passed to a sim
pie and beautiful exposition Of the Jefferson
idea, remarking that at this time no apology
was necessary fer a recurrence to elementary
principles.
1t may be as well to state here that General
Quitmaa took occasionto remark, that his vote
on the slave-trade resolutions was based on the
principle that Congress haG no power and right
to pronounce opinions on question Of morality.
He had his own opinions on the slavery ques-
ton, and or many others, but utterly denies the
power Of Congress to coerce him into an expo
sition Of them, or decide in anticipation as to
their morality. II was an excellent hit, .
and was well received on both sides Of the
IL
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Caution 10 the b

"A fT Pocket Book was lost or st0.sn from me on the
iIll Sh0fsel during her late upward trip. Among other
Taluables, it contained several promisssry hofes. Al
persons are therefore cautioned not To tfsde for any notes
due me, unless properly y0nehed for.
do<2f-tf FHOS. q. CARROLL
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d s4.N.D FOR S.9LE


HI OUuHNy'
fTtHE subscriber eEsrs for sale his very desirable Tract
IL OF Land, IA Cnttenden CoUaty, Ark or the Tract
thers are 30 acres we'll deadGnee, and 50 in = successful
sta.a u cultivation.
This Land Is situated twelve miles aboTe Memphis. Eve
niles back Of Gen Brsdiey's plantation, and one nile
90, N OF Bayou wapanOcka.
The only object the sBdersigned has In selling Is 70 con-
celfrate his means lower down the river For terms
70 the subscriber, 81 the W0rsham House, where
y viii be two weeks Or to Aessrs. Robinson 4 Clinton,
Nsfn street.. Aenghls.
ItscsO-daw2w B 3. RSERIDGE.
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Sale of Valuable Real


puRs0ASr % a Desreeo Of the chanesy Court at xcu-
a ghis frtered November Term, 1855. In the cAse Of
wesley b ike1nore &c. SArzA Czruthers aud Ida Csruth-
srh widow and heir Of .Ismrs H.. Caruthers, deceased, I
SATURDAY. JkEUARY 3Ist, 1857,
n 'front.' 81 mg pnes, II the city Of Memphis, proceed 70
sal toths highest sidfsr, the following valuable Real Is
tate, Bins nea7hc city OF ksmpris, TO Wit. oEE-flALF
OF q certain fr@cter parcel Of Land, situated In Sheay
county, Isnnesscc ear the city OF Memphis, known ana
aeslsh1Ied on tAe nap OF Lotslsid on By z. 3. Todd for
Hlionshoy WHATS, as lots Nos. &c and II on the Her
n@noo Ho4a, oesinqng at = STAKE on the North side OF
"siker street, sne he West AIDE Of the fernando kOad
running thenes Notih with he line Ct said HernAnto
koad sixteen enzint and thirty seven links to a stake al a
point opposite 70 Wnre the North side Of williams Az
enue lntersscts nc hernzndo Road, thence West with the
line OF " ana , HArtrts' lot anar<nziA ana. ssveHfy-
seven INKS 70 the kes~side cfrCrleans street, thaaci
Soutn win Inc %ast linz Of Orleans street <fsurteer
chains and seNe1ry INKS 70 q stake, a. corner Of
Walker street thence Eat witt the En< OF walker
street right chains anu eighfy<one links 10 the
BEGINNING CONTAINING ssven and fone-hSlf acfes. Ths
said one-half thereof being the Interest owned therein b.
James H. Czruthers.
Said Tract or parcel % Land viii, be snbdivided int
two equal parcels, and the portion Allotted TO Estate o.
I James H.. Czrufhers viii BE- sold IN Lots Of convenient
size to suit purcnssers, a plan Of which win Be exhibits
on thu day o. sale.
Terms Of Sdle-The above mentioned Real Estate vii
be sold on a credit OF seven months, purchaser to exscutl
bond with approved security, and a lea retained on tn
premises.
Sale at n O'Clock A. N.
! tani-dawtd JOHN c. LAEIzR, C.
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fT% Col. FoRNEY, in his late admirable adj
dress at West Chester, Pa, thus alluded to the
great contest just closed:
$50 closely alliedsre our blessings and our
DANCES that, in the midst Of an almost univer-
sal Consciousness, in the midst of an almost
universal concession that no human power could
inn air or overthrow our free institutions, we
were deliberately marching forward ia that
sth which must have Eeiminatsd in dissolution
and civil war ?,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-01

PASSED TO THEIR GRAvEs.-Of the z6 mem
bers of tha famous Hartford Convention, noted
in our Political annals, every one has passed
to his grave. December 18th was the %annivsr-
sary Of the meeting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-01

ONE OF THE DANcEs.-BAYARD TAYLOR,
writing from a village in Germany, thus speaks
Of " one Of the dances:n
One of the dances was called a Polonaise,
and consisted in the whole company following
the leader, who was Schmid's sou. He danced
US down stairs into the street, across the brook
and up again, winding up with a rapid gsllop.
After awhile the leader came up with a glass
of some dark beverage, which he insisted on
our drinking. tasted it it was sehnapps,
the most yillianous kind Of brandy, and. as strong
as il was bad. One taste was sufficient, but it
was no sooner offeIed to the strong Elizabetha
then she emptied the glass without changing a
muscle Of c~ountenance. The quantity of this
drink consumed by the peasant girls, without
any apparent effect, surprised me. 1t was
stronger proof than | had yet had of the vigor
Of their constitution
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80, 1000 Tickets--3,295 Prizes!
More than One Prize TO Every Ten
Tickets.
BRILLIANT

3,zSo Prizes AhoulIius
Whole Tickets, SIG; Halves, 50;
Quarters, 81 Eighths, 2.
The arst two hundred and nineteen Prizes are decided in
the usual manner.
Three thousand Prizes OF $50 viii be determined by the
last ngure OF the number that draws The SEQ. 600 Prizf-
For example. IL the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize
ends with No. I, then all the Tickets where the number
ends IN l will be entitled to SEQ II the Nurnbe ends
with No.2, then all the Tickets where the numb 7 ends
in 2 viii be entitled TO $50, and so on 10 o.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold At the blowing
rates, which Is the risk:
Certineate Of Package Of 10 Whole ickets....--.sI $40 90
10 Half " 1900. so %
10 Quarter $780,. IS 90
10 Eighths ......- - 50
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either 70
8. SWAN s. CO., Atlanta, Ga, or
s. SWAN, Montgomery. Ala
dec2S s. SWAN, Box 200, Mobile, Ala.
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FOR SALE.
- A BEAUTIFUL PLANTATION, wei
A<A-l improved. containing SO acres, nine
IInfHA mikes from Memphis.
Is AT Also, 1915 acres ct superior Cotton
a948&lL Land. N Boivar county, Mississippi,
AIs7. seven Ioos in Block "a. nea- the Beat street land
iig, city Of Memphis. rsrms, zach parcel SO, 00e-s2,0 600
cash. The balances msy be deferred i've years By paying
Interest annually.
Those wanting great bargains would DO vel TO call en-
re immediztely.
Fer further particulars apply TO
in. SHAW s. co.,
Real Estate Broker,
dz2-2w Southeast corner OF Court square.
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RuiTdine end Loan Assocfation.

MIN Thirtjeth lastaineat o.. the Memphis Brlidiaz and
4 Loan Association ril Be dueOn THURSDAY, Jznuav IL /,
1851. o4y4ble at DE of1ce u the Tressurer, corner q
aatis0n street and Bank Avenue, (up stairs) The funds
VII positively bs bsned sans evening, At : odarks At
Esd. Hcrne's odloe, Court square.
asc3c-st J. CHADWICK, secretAy-
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ParadOX

I'VE have for sale a few Of. these cgriops i~nstrunents
enfirpiy Mod pricDt offher 0pera-
ton. completely puzzle alike The philosopher and tbs
uhthiaking; no one has yet been abie q Account for The
Caused the motion exhibited - these jokers. which
You nave doubtless witnessed spiritual manifestations
and ruzzled your brsiDst TO acc0Unt for the p~henomeua;
here Is somethus equally mysterious IN which sou may
study as vainly d undsrstanl, the cause as on the sub
sect Of Spiritualism. II you do not believe. GENE AMI
see FOR yourselves and you VII acknos1cdge that il is tho
most mysterious deveopneaf Of mechanical laws yen
have ever seen or heard Of.
a.-hn
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S0tafisemenfs.


80 AT GeruantoF1, shdbf causty, Tein., -
~SATURDAr, January 10th, 1851, I vii sen x
STFSthe highest bidder. two hlndfA acres u lard
> known as the Baily Tract, and adtoiAlnE Col Nf
VII, eighteen miles rem Memphis, and sns-haif . ND
N07tf OF the Memphis and Charleston E1ilrcad, one hur
dred and thirty acres In q nRe state Of cultivation, snf;
buildings, with little repair, kin house and gin, vel 4 =
eisiern. Splendid neishborhooc, morally, socially p
inteilsctuslly.
Come ont, II any Of you ctyitss wish 70 breath cort
try air, which Is ike the oil that ran down Aar0n's neaTf
wholesome. and pitch In. I mean % sell. Terms, So
cash, nmaindsr In 1 2 and . years.
tsn1-dtd ". L. COOPWcODA
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TUIhBLESt Fr8m 10. I to No. Il;
4 THIMBLESi Oged aud Closed Top;
THIABLESt an silver;
TiIABLESt Steel Tips
THINBLESt Gold Ociag0n;
THIABLESf Geld Embossed;
THI&BLESf Gold Engine Turned;
THINBiESl Engraved Gold, \
T. TUIABLESf Ch4s'd and Plan.
An excellent assoz'nent Of tae shove can .zlsaTst n
found at our store, aad especially a. this tine
dec23 J. e MERRIAAN &CO@
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Sale of Real Estate.

r. BY virtue o. a Deed Of Trust, executed to me
lE5"1 By 4. r. Mills, for the bsneat q hcClanah2n,
lily Hutton s. Co., sid J II. Unihsnk, haiing safe
lskA- he 1lth September. 1856, and duly ded for rsg-
is;rafhn, Wfl proceed % sell for czSh, Al pu1iic saf. en-
TIE south side Of Court Square. IN the city Of Aem2hss
II II otcisck, A. NJ. on WEDNESDAY,, the 7th day Of
January, 1887, the House and Lot now occurred By said
+ 2 Nils. The Lot fronts on Dunlap street So feet.
aid rrls back 200 feet 70 an alley Also, one vacant
Lot al oin.ng The improved Lot, fronting 50 feet On Dun
lap street, and running hack also 200 feet 20 an alley.
The ads 10 this property j. unGiSputed; I Will. nOw-
e'er, convey only as Trustee
dee2SM J. u. SHAW, Trustee
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FOR
S25 REWARD.

ON liberal terms, il applied for sosa, a No. I DR.
" almost new. Also, set Of Single Harness. Apps
~ Nj, stxat decfQ-I,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-01

CT The Legislature of South Carolina i'd
iourred ei Saturday last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-01

STATE DEBT OF PEsNsYLyANIA.-0nthe LIST
inst, the funded debt Of Pennsylvania amount
edto S39ss66s 9I5, aRdree nnfundedto S2j0,s59
There remains in the State treasury and the
sinking fund the sum Of S795,257, which is APP
plicable to the further cancellation Of State
stocks. &c.