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u Gen. wM. WALKEN, accompanied BY
Col. s~LATTER, Of New Orleans, Left Augusta
on Saturday afternoon last for Savannah. Gen.
HESSISesES, who passed through Augusta a
few days ago to whit his relatives in Burke
county, was expected to Join him at some sta
ton Of the Augusta and Savannah road ia
Burke county, and proceed with hiu to savan-
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CHANGE Is TIE GovEsxHENr OF BA rIsH
IxDiA-Iris announced that at an early dsy q
motion piii Be made IN the British Parliament
TIA he faets disclosed BY recent events in
Is1ia. The snbar sssed state Of its fsspee.
z.s msiaaniuirtration o. justice ia its provin.
rad celass ard TIE inrunsrsble ties which
or p fise posgsssions an integral par.
3 BE Bdtisb EBpire, render it szpssient ina,
eoy.rbneff q fta; country should be
nssrrsd IL 6sas - well as 10 fact, from
~ Ese 156is 8onpsh7 % the responsible
asfsrs 81 re cr8rsr
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500 Dollars.

4 Ii PEI u1- are Warlf1 Dot % TRADE tor note drawn
a by ms or Oue Hundrcd Dollars. dated IN u b July
ISL an pt-abf % h. ord Z y d ParT, ard rudor-ed
y o m tsd Lnus- Petra1n, payabr nrHty days aftsr
d 2, az thv S iutrern Hank on renness-.. tb- sane
vas ost or uislail. Henry
augI3 Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-14

ANoT yER SPURaEoN.-A brother OF the cell
sbrated Mr.. Spurgton has commenced preach
irg Ia Boston, England He Is said 10 BE- only
II years old, and bis eloquence, while different
p style. is rep1rted to be fully equal TO that Of
his hrofher
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White Teeth, Perfumed Breath
and Beautiful Complexion,

A be aoquirei BY using h BALM OF A TBoU-
SAND FLOWERS What lady Or gufieman zouid n.
main under the curse % = disaErerable breath. when, By
using the BALM OF A THOUSAND FLowEHs " as .
ten;riao. would not only render it sweet, but leave The
teeth white as slabastsr2 Msuy persons DO not know
their breath Is bad. and tbs ,uhieet is % deiicat8 their
friends viii never mentbn IT,. Beware q eounterfeiis.
g. sure each bgttle is sissed,
FETRIrGE s. Co, Nev York.
p For sale byan Druggists. spiT-dsOd1y
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NORTH CARoLIHA ELECTION. - RALEIGH,
AUG. e.-The first aud sixth Congressional dis
riots have been closely contes ed, and it is
bought Smith, American, has been elected
yer Shaw, Democrat, in the first district. Re-
urns are favorable for Scales, -Dsm@rat, over
PuTyear, American, in ths sixth district.
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Dissolution of PaFtneTship.

II nav tbIs dsy std ont my interest Ia III hrm %
4 Want q Case 20 my form pawn ~ L Gaze vha
q suu atthe lhtii irs 81 'he q n. either rarulef b.
in= authorized y sigu for the Old TN IN reoipi for
. b . due
In retruE from bnsiness iwruh rfu-n ihtrks 20 ny
numrrous fr ends ard patrous, ard most rap efuliy 800
lici- Ter my suoc ssr . cntruaioa Of ueir rrmrr
pafrJnag and support ". WANT
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..Woodland Crenm., >.

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A PONADE for beautnying the HAIR highly PIT
TUNED. ST. sror to any French article imported, ana fr
aaif the price. For dressing Ladies Hair g. has no
oqusl siviug IL a bHsnt, glossy sPPssranee. Il causes
G~cnuemeu's Halr to curl IN The most natural manner.
Il removes dlndruf always Swing tns Hair the sppear-
snoe o. bing fresh shlmp5oed Pre- only ATTY cents.
Noae genuine unes signed. FETRIDGE & Co,
Prpri-tors Of TIE Balm of q thousand Fowe-.p
~ For sale BY an DruEgists. apIT-deodly
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ouR MINISTER at PARn-rhe Paris cor
respondent Of the London CoSrt Joarnal writes
ss follows:
" His Excellency Plenipoteniiary Mason,
having been r~eprimanded for throwing bis arm
round The back Z Of tie Empress Euge0ie's chair,
8 making up bis pack to Ay 10 som. retire
tent. where be means, 80 says report, to study
he stinit. es, Ia order to behave better next
time.
We guess the above is a siilY bel upon
be staid and conservative old Virginisn who
represents the United States in Psriso
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Memphis Cla- steal Mathematical q
English High School.

14E1l A2AAAENA4AAG2A 90
English High School,
Corner Of Poplar and OrIsans Strsefs,
JOIN 3. srCDDEs. n. A.l
JOIN , JOKES =. A., FqpA
THE nexf ssssis1 n this s,hsoi VIZ commence d,
L . Al, me slst inst. and ciose On TIE SIst of
Jun following
~ Sc "a "a Master % Ars o. Princeton. ard -
Dad - years' experience In teaching with shat Euoess
tnoEn % hs numrrgu5 ps rons 10 Ken Dnfa NJ
t9nr+la btcbolor o. Arta u tn UniF-E ~ AZ V7raf-
pa the hirn STA ding and xrnduz Ion - b. : me-
p1pls 70 nat University fulT tsstib 10 lis eupsrisnos
and succfss as . tacher.
rhe o Ect o. this Schaol Il A. preDars with a. "a.
acfive dgfies 81 uf-.
re eoa Sc o. 'nslrueuOn WI b. thorough, embrsstuz
h fciilNlnE departmsBts-
lhr tnEFh Langus &c ard L ~tsrafure.
~ ID 9reek aud lain Ian q 90 and Literature
~ N Aoaern LauEuag aud Litcraiu e
" NJ sgre Aatn' mates
Moral Philosophy.
CheH 1sirys Aaiurai Philosophy and AafroD-mv
nose stud5in he fnsIsh brsnches and Nj eu-fiss
ltparainry . fnterir 9 upJu lie aciie mes az ~.
vi nave n oppqftunif~ Or larntng B~oot-Veeuh 2 Err-
Fefns th-ureti . ard uratcai sc.
ne afeion De- dlelfed iulo to lrms 81 A. mn.
Sc ne tut In fe-s are o., % a., g. al -o-t
sen si9a NJ ~ Be ehaFg-d o. hr fedenid sxoeuses
pals 49,.
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Il Adversely does not take from US our
true friends; it only disPsrsss those Who pc
tended 70 be such
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LAMB, YOUNG & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS s SFATIUNERs

&0s Adln sHeet,
KEEP eustsut on hand q aEe sfork % Law.
n MEDlCAL MiSJELLzNEOUS, hEL.GIOU5 and
n d b OEsi
STAPLE M srsTIONERTf
ans AND N~EMORANDUM y Ecf
All CT when they offer 70 their friends At rsasonsbis
prices
TO TEACHERS and sCBOOL COMMITTEES they vm
make a VIZ iberal li~counf
T, MERCHANTS they viI sell a. avay snail sdFanos
on ENtrrn cost
ricy WII keep everything arpertaiul7E 20 ne traaes
and sell them % an quantity De ir q aLd a. prices tnEf
vii inSurr satisfaci loB Co the purchsssrs.
y sur to examine their stock anu puces hfCre pur-
chasing any where, either N Msmptis or IN ne EssfeTn
cities IVA
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Commission Merchant,
OFFICE, NO. IS M0sBY & BLOCK
FIOnt Row,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
WVTN cOSSIGNMENTS Of Coticn and wheat so
tatrifcl "a.
- Baggiag and Rope, and an Supplies, furnished
u hw-st rates.
ssrsuh's Piantstlsn Nils slwsys On hand.
auE5 daaIy
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EVENING SESSION.
20. J. D. B. d.. Of L~onIsl.na.

VICE PRESIDENTS.
Hon. Wm. NJ. Sneed, CT Tennesseet Col.
Thos. A La'him, Of Georgia +; Col. s. L. Ar
Ington, If Alabams; ; Col. Tnos. G.. Biewiti,
Sen. Of Mississippi ; Gov. Wm. ID. Nose ey.
Of FLORIDA; A.. 5 MIriman, Of North Caro-
lima J. NJ. Vernon. Of Louisiana W. r Rob
eTtsou, Of South Carolina ; Col. John B CHAIN
bliss, Of Virginia ; Col. NJ J Clay, Of Arkan-
sss, and John ). tyson, OF MARYLAND.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-14

A SITUATION 81 sook Keeper IN anszrv. Commis-
"A sion or slms god Mercantile House Has ! ren
Hqusintance IA Ksnrucky an Tr1n,, ser- %
refsrsncs Eivsn. Aires v. ere Of Agvp.i o1rs.
sugtLiw
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q It is told Of General Zsehary TAYLOR

"a It is told Of General ZBehary Taylor,
bat when MsIor Bliss brought him Santa An
mas despatch, proposing that the American
army should surfenier without further ceremo-
nv, the General, who at that moment was busy
writing a private letter on his eamp-chest, re-
piled, without 40 mich az looking up from his
work, "Tsll bin 20 90 to-r-naming a
place seldom mentioned Except by hard swear
ers and clergy men. But, p demonstrated thr
gallant Major, " that does not strike me as sp-
p'npriate laf guage 10 use In a case OF this
sort ips a formal, official despatch. and re-
qiires, ] suppose, = written az swsT.' TELL
him 70 e To-" reiterated the General.
calmly" put Il b. proper diplomatic phrase
and al that sort Of thing. according TO your
own tsste-but hai Is my answer.
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Building and Lean Association stock
EnR RAnE

ON he. drst day Of s ptemher. 1887, a. the regular
~ mecfng o. The Loan A,socia ion. 81 Esq Home Z
omcr, as Geiack P n We at 0fsr fr sale. thirty
sha1es - sail stOck, beiousng % the estate u Tsomas
B. Carroll. deed
EUZA B. CARR0LI, Afmrntsir1,
Eucf2-tf X B. AVLFT Adm
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SHELBY MALE HIGH School,
A Word to the Afflicted.

THE "SERvOUs TONIC" is rOE rsira Z By al
seienuf- mn o BE- supeii p % aay preparaHln ever b.
fore prrseutsd o SUFFERING han.nty, as By its cor ODE
ratngi influence on TIE sy,tem Ia susceptibility 10 Dis
ease is ssoaed Aud b those pr-displ sed 10 r-peatcl
atsa-ks 0; Gains Fgvr ans Agas or any Eiad q Fsva.
this rem-dy shoad, By al ncaas. Re used. AID u tho,'
rtstiaz 10 miasmate disih 4, where dse4s 5 q thu
ciaraeter are always ineidznt 70 the climate, thsy shs1i
never BE- without 70.
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NOTICE.

DIT virne q al "a tssa d ~ tn Clerk % ne Chan
ID cry Court al h-mpbi IN favsr q Jno. c. "a ur
AK an4 mas e.. IS Isasc Phe % A.. powen and 4. J
p pre- ] Vi On FRIDAY. th~Ittl cay o. Sapteubr
1857, sell Ter ea.h 10 the higlest bid 20. in frsut o. ths
Coat Hoasr DOR 10 thr Ct y q Aempd >, the folawing
descrosd RAJ + tste, { wit an undIs ided one half %
m sty % III NTH h-lf o. a t act OF land 50 q b A.
Dluei 70 sud-r-On, Wafer 3 c. beirE m RAnse 8
-@ction3 Shehy comfy TEN SAID Isn1 being he same
granted By The stat o. reunessse % A Dsw n 81 grant
N 207s on the sidsy o. FebrusT ISl5. for w. hun
Dr. d &C es-hftv scus tevit pm ard 10 b. sod out Of
the uorih bar o. sid tract % sud as the property o.
I-aac Pheion- = FEtrS. S1euL,
By GEO. R POWELL, d putty sbsrn.
awnNn-NM lNarhN ~auuFw#
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Execui Neiioe.

AfMFHfS, TENN August 4 1871
THE undersigned, FL cufor q Natr WM BuFFIN.
1 deceased. hssiuE this daF aiken out Itusu " * co
torship Wqresfs an pr oas HAVING daims araust his
estste % pu-ert thfm propeft autheutL ADD nr psy
mcut. wihmthr time nrescfibrd b. law and al pers a.
awns ssid esiaie VII make immrdis'e pssmrHt 70 ne
J.. RUtFLN, FL cuto-,
aurb I'm Gas once.
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RACHEL rHE AcrREss.- Her smseisted fig
IRE and hollow voice 10 lonErf excite any pity
She merely goes about because she is too
stingy to get hurled" said the fat Jules Janin,
be man who has written volumes 10 praise OF
her acting, the very fret time that he saw het
after her return 70 Paris.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-14

Democratic Majority in the Legislature.
TIE Nashville Uaiga, Of tie 18Th inst, la.
The folio Eing:
L-EGTsLArUEz-
Our majority il TIE Leg ssture cannot b
Jess Lba1 ntne De- be House sal I've ia the Sen.
ate fners ere tbus close senatorial District
% bear from yst, ard cur majority IN The Sen
80 Nh Be ihefsss-d b a. many Of hose fhres
dsrcs - We auv These E@nstorist Dis
turts, are TIE Is. (Wssbing1on, &-..)the2 Oth.
(h-ntsr-9as Bez-guI 81 sndtls 2ilh,( Md
- o &c
TBe Dsssocrsts hsys carried the "a or
H~assa D stnet, shieh, according 70 the
Dal9zs Vii give " ok maturity il The senate.
Eekz ia ioiat bsiiot ffssn.
Pea ~ ssne paper ss take The following
TgE c~sHCaEfa.
Hs ere sarry n Cd ~ sisrtisB Of Wallace
ia ~ e-ooEt Dns-i-, oosbggL Our se-
rotats from X 0Eslls iszd ~ T. believe H.
ras - - - % favor = a. s~lsetloa Of Ma
Dsrl Tats Il ~, vii msks or Corsre.sio.f
cslegstoh ssnc ssYea ~ ures.
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To n Public,

OWING O. The ccudsgraton on the iSh Jun last,
~ whieh We Urrc burnt cut AMI bviag uu.be 20
81 anaihc house In which 70 c9asnue cur business, We
now ret-m cur sircere hanks % he many nisHds
whose patrousze We tuiuyei. ard now rrcauimend to
tesirfsvor or ate partners, STEwART n KING 81 the
above buslncsi. AZ. p. L. STEEART,
Jas " KIN
P. S-The above arm Is fuiy authorized o. collect ami
dose ne business OF ne drm % Sievsrt, King & Co.
and All errsnn indebfet sre HEREBY reQu-stro % c me
Grward and settle the SAM.
snrs-sm STEW KING d co.
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ANreE csuf uati Re-idrncs On Afani s.
- fur rsms in ne u ns., DiniuE Koom. kitchen.
f1usI Near uousr auc static. srd Cs'eFn sui Vel
f4.A an 10 Eood ordrr Absreain way ~ buuaht sy
pr, ine -aon 10 ~FLOuRNOf COPPER n LBAKE.
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The CoTTox CRoP 81 1s57-'5s.-The No
bile Register says: We sincerely believe.
from a careful examination Of the reports from
10 the cotton growing sections, that th. pres
ent growing crop will not exceed 100000 or
2,tOO. GOO bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-14

The lRfsH FfcEEovALrY MIR. Roehuck has
revived The agitation Tor The abolition OF ibs
Office Of Lord Lieutenant Of ireland. He moved
q resolution recently IN the House OF Com.
mons, declaring that he Office should be abol.
ishsd, but he House refused to entertain il, by
a vote q 226 Agsins' lI5- SO far as regards
an} political benefit to ireland, the Lord Lieu
tenancy yields none, but on the contrary. tx
~ereises a corrrpiing influence on Irish politics
and on the social moiais Of the Irish capitol.
TIE cost Of The yice-regsl court is very cor
siderable, ard a. is rontinuarce places large
patronage Ia the hsnds OF the Minister OF the
day. the Minister is opposed to its abolition.
The Dablin shop keepers and most Of the
Irish sristoeracy Oppose its abolition +; the one
class from interested motives, and the other
from q feeling Of vanity which is htttered By
TIE privilege Of beirE occasional guests At the
castle, or, Of receiving and entertaining the
representative Of loyalty when he makes his
periodical tours through The country. The
great mass OF the Intelligent people Of he
country care nothing FOR ibs sham conrt in
Dublin, and would see it abolished wiihoai feel
ing ether indignation or regret What they
went Is no q nffiiw Of poll Ical i1depsn-
dsnce, but the saosts nce,-and that il, a local
legislature, % igyislate On al matters Of local
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Mlisffnanf0ns.
300 Reward

WERB stolen from our respectlvsK
RR prealisesi mar The city q n mphi- -
1890 Wfdnrsdsy zig &. 6h ln-t 3
y Bay Horse ard a large BrowL 49,
y 10 Also a Mule fr1m D. warner. We M i've
TIE abovr rcs1r Tor tas d-iisery o. the horss. mas
snd thief or ihisses. or haif the amount Tor ne stccs
tione o B. FRAZE
ane5-2T , n PROVINE.
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40 HDtIUH IUbIs
tn INTENDING 20 give up fht BOOT snd-A.
80 SHOs busn- 8 7 VII sell ~ stofk 90
hand, e~On-l-iing - Hravy Boot anoN
Shoes, a. Bozusn est. The - OK VA -
made up BY the best manufsciurers, ant cor prses the
most d slrable G0uss for Pal and " inter- trad Dealers
viii nd II b. their interest % exsmine TIE sIcck.
AiWavs On band. TIE bet q asiy o. IL tTBER. Of an
kind, which . sell AZ wh1iesaf- ana reta all AZ 9 sman ID
vance uton tasnufar M ~ price,.
Wanfsd 100 900 HIDES AlSo. FURS ant FELTRY,
fsr " 10 7 VII pav he hizhfs essh Fri es.
Gala Isl Main street up stair.
aar5 N A " WISE
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For Colds. Coughs, Asthma. BrOn'
Chiffs. COnsumpffOn- kc

Ue Dr. LEDGE's HoAsIO. No PEcroAAL- Al
q he sboss are Tor "a p o. al the DraE 81 res and up1s
enquiry nay be founi IN 81 th- towns a d vtIrg ..
IN sLEDGE & o
S's P opdet1rs, armphis Tenn.
To whom al order must Be fddres.ed Tvs
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Cholera, Diarrhea, Bloody FIux.

SC. sc.
THERE IS 70 dlsea-e nat prl trates h-nan barss in
50 short a trna, ant that renders the system % uncon-
seOus q The Tnsdts wen spplira as these and Il
there ore oehovrs al persans VITO vans heir lives der 7
TIA sal hlls sss 7 member that dssys are dsnser-
ous." A soon as yon tel the slightest symptom Of
Dtsuhea call Tor a bott- o. Slesgst CEoirs Or Dior-
rhas Syrup enc lee Of vhica, 4 ussu IN tine viii re-
.ieEe you Rem nbrr, thisi is % cuuninzy devised hum
bag as Ne have III eEldruoss 70 prove ths hs, All "
Ak is a frial.
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1HE LiHRAHY oF CoEGREss The Librau
N congress, says the Washif F'on UHion. wa,
hfst established during the administration Of
jefferson. At his Suggestion AND by his exer.
lions. II Al fret contained about two thou.
sand FIVE hundred volumes, and was DESTROYED
bv ere when The British burned the Capitol IN
lAlo 10 the same year a resolution was IN.
troduerd into Congu'es 10 purchase Mr. JeTer.
sons private library, with was passed ; III.
books purchased and brought 10 Washingtoa.
and the Library N Congress again organized.
valuable additions being made from tune 10
time. IA. Library obtained in 1851, IS 900 vol
umes Daring that gear Il accidentally caurh
IRE, 80 OuO yolumes were destroyed, and the
rom yrrJ much njured. The accident 6naIl,
resulted 10 the room being made perfectly Gre
proof, By constructing the aic ives and shelves
~ caai-iron Soon q er this Gre an appro.
priatiou % SO. 600 was mids by Congress for
tie purchase Of new books. Ibis fund was
} dieiously laid out. and a most excellent col.
lection made % standard and rare works. The
library now contains ahcut 60 O0O volumes.
exclusive ~ q large humber OF pamphlets, and
bout $4,000 public documents; and the annual
appropriation 10 The Library Il 5000 for mis-
ceiiaGeous, and $1,000 Tor Law books.
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For sale,


VERY ukey Nuia - Guis god ssmstrrss an
a IN evsrvr sprf an = n usesersa at, bT
aug r-ffns W.. ? PROrnfir No SFrunt arr.
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As HANCOCK, lac Wuliamsln b Hancoef.
\ o CLARK a Aydet q Co.
TOW rEOTrEH. fate u s1me-~fff.
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LEASE OF A BEAUT1FuL KESIDENCE. cutaiu-
.nr fou- roCm>, x tchru and Servauls kuom, Store Roou,
Stabi, dne wrlaf water ard IL acres OF 1ue rllabis
land. WitE ahoat 90 choice huit trees. Situated about 4 =
ma 5 from Court square. Fossesson eiven 1st Srpt-m-
Of. Arpv 10 J. q. CHADWICK.
ALSO-A BEAUTIFUL COFfAGE RESIDENCE frs~l
cinfsiutnE 5 rooms. kitchen. rrsurs TO m. stable sad
excellent cistrrn, With short thnee-fourth % an see q
Land, situated Just out u TIE city uuifs. Possession
gwen Ist Septemeer A baIgain can b. bad ftakrns soon
Appiy 20 J.. \. CHADWICK
ALSO, q bczutiful n SITE. co~afunnE8EIgl
acres, Nel timberrd. situate on the northwest corner Of
C-ntral Avenue and Browns AveI ue, directly oppositr
the Residence Of Judgr Harris
ALSO q ane BU LnING or ~o1tainlnE four acr-s
vii caverrd with dne trers situate on the ucrth side o
walker street. near the a~st ton cats on the Hernand
Plank Road. Fer terms apply %
J. 4. CHADWICK.
Nemuhls land Oncs.
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FOR RENT.

POSSESSION GIVEN InNEDIaTELT- ne AZ
country r~sslecnce. 10 u rs oNu d % Al wis. Zee
with seven acre. 81 Sround. The prsscnt cccup-ut VII
sell crop ard rent furniture, ~ deaiaed
Epauire q J. x CHADWICK.
Mnftanu afraaf
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J, 3. CHAlNIfks ADTERTISEMLNls

win Always be Fouad in This Column
DERSONS Wishing 70 know What be has to ~. ~
4 What he may Eant % buy for any OF his eus1quarsl
Em Be sure % dud IL IN The last oluun, On heSECOke
PAGE. RzmeTnscr that, and save your-sf he trouhE
Of looking al ovrr IRE paper.
AL buslness entrusted % me VI D. Attended % c1e
fully and With dispatch
Office Madison street. opposite Unfou Bua&
INSURANCE., 81 BSTATE n GESsRAL
aEEErT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

This institution already, we believe, the
largest and mos. popular one in the United States
is hereafter to have at the head of its board of in
structons, John c. Smith, a. W.. the late popular
and efficient professor of Matthew ltics and Account
ant, in Fairfield Seminary, Herkimer county, N. Y.
From the known ability and success of Professor
Smith, as teacher of long experience, with de
termination to accoIaslsh what he undertakes, we
bcspeak for the Iron City College, still higher
degree Of success than it has hitherto enjoyed
And while regret the loss of Mr. s. as teacher
among US, We cannot but commend the wisdom
and discretion of the proprietors of the Iron City
College in securing the best talent and most COM
petent instructor the country affords
The faculty of the College is large, experienced,
and emincntly successful in their several depart
ments-
For particulars advertisement in another col
umn. or address the Principal, +. W. Jenkins, Esq.,,
Pttsburg, Penn.-Ilion Independent, Hrkimer Co.,
ke1r York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

EE \ daring THEFT was Committed by
a boy. IA or 8 years of age. on Friday
morning last, in South Plymouth. He
pulled off his shoes and socks, and while
the family were in the back part of the
house went in at the front door of Mr..
WIN. SHlRLEy's residence and took from a
bureau drawer Mrs. SIS pocket book, con-
tanning S12. He got off on the western
train that morning, but was followed by
Mr.. s. to Chicago. where he was appre-
hendel and brought back, and is now in
jail What his name is, or where he halls
from. We could not ascertain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

@ The "REaULAroR" is getting things
the bridge. The arrangements of this new
establishment are all on large scale.
The sales room is the largest one in the
place, we believe The ware-room in the
basement. is designed for storing large
Quantities of grain, for which purpose it is
sufficiently ample. we should think
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15
. There was some little excitezne

H There was some little excitement
in this place yesterday on the streets in
consequence of some Of our citizens inform
ing broker. who had come here to draw
gold out of the Branch Bank at this place,
that he could not be accommodated. The
Cashier, we understand, stated that he had
the coin and was ready to pay it out, but
the citizens referred to told him that they
would not allow it. The broker quietly
left, without getting the gold or obtaining
protest. ..s.s.e - =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

EI Ii you want first rate picture
don't delay moment, but go immediate
ly, to Gr. W. VAs NosTRASp's Caller.
over RICE, SMITH l. Co.'S Store, an 1 have
your Am5rotypc or M.!ainotypc taken
Mr.. V. will take it IN style never before
surpassed by aDs artist in this place. He
leaves now in few days. Go soon or
you will be too late.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15
sworn TO form a Pro-SIavery Constitu'

The Lecompton correspondent of the
New York Times, who was elected by the
Kansas Constitutional Convention official
reporter. and who, from his confidential re-
lations with Gov. Walker, is behind the
scenes, writes that "there can be no posi-
bic reason for supposing that the Constitu-
ton will be other than Pro-Slavery-
The well-known and openIy-avowed SEN
timents of the delegates. wins are Pro-Sla-
very to a man, is sufficient guarantee for
that. And / have even heard, on what
deem good authority, that at prelimina-
~ caucus of the members of the Conven-
ton, an oath to support vote for no Con-
stitution that was not Pro- Slavery was re-
quire.l of every one present, and was I'M
hcsitatinsly taken by ktirty.f four The
phraseology of this is slightly imperfect.
ut the meaning is obvious.