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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03
Aeal Gstate.
FOR SALE.

q subscriber offers for sale the Tract OF land
Aon which he now resides, In Haywood county,
SESSTennessee, through which the Memphis and Ohio
-= Railroad passes. Sale tract contains about four
thousand acres. The improvements consist OF 4 fine
frame dwelling, with ten rooms negro quarters. gin
house, stables, & hne steam and grist mill, good orchards,
and al the necessary improvements fOr = large farm, OF
can be conveniently ci7ided into several small ones. For
health and fertility Of soil this place Is unsurpassed by
sny in tie country. For further particulars apply to the
subscriber On the premises.
decl0-dawtf THOS. SHAPARU
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~ have five No. l Negro Men, one OF
yshich I wish 70 sal, and the other four ! wish 10 hire
o. TIE latter are good blaeksmithI, and the other two
goo1 farm hands. Apply to D. JAMESON, at KEEL *
10. 100 Front Rev.
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AGAIN.

DOIo LHNAAo AUNANHs
TNHE History and Records Of the Elephant Club; CON-
piled from Authentic Documents now in the posses
sion Of the Geological Society, by Ne, knight Russ Ock-
side, VI. D., and Ne, O. K. Philsnder DUesticks, p. B
This being The veritable and seracious history OF the
oings aud misdoings Of the Elephant Club. With the
minute and particular narrative OF what they dill. To
which is added a complex and elaborate description Of
what they didn't. Containing, also, the exultant record
u their memorable success in eventually obtaining each
and every one. A sight Of the entire am unGduiferGfed
Animal. from the primitive hair IN his attenuated pro-
boscis 10 the last link OF his symmetrical tail.
The Humors of FalconbVidge A Collection Of Humor-
Gus and Every Day Scenes By Johnathau p. Kelley
Lake Ngnmi; or, Explorations AMI Discoveries during
Four Years Nanderincs in the Wnds Of Southwestern
Afrcs, with numerous Illustrations, reprf senting Sport
ing Adventures, Subjects OF Natural History, Devices for
destroying Wild Animals, &c.
Bsaumarchais and His Times. Sketches OF French
Society in the Eighteenth Century, from Unpublished
Documents.
Little Dorr:t. By Charles Dickens. Cloth and paper
bound. For sale by
ianI-daw CLEAVES & GUI0N.
~ Ennnirar and EEaning NcHs canE-
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L0OH! HOoK.
AND GLORIOUS NEWS

The greatest wonder OF the world has at last been dis
cOvered-s specific in disease-DR. LEDGE'S NER-
vOUs TONIC, fer the cure OF Chins and Fever, and a pre-
ventlve to all grades q Fever, as well asa cure. It has
been fully tested for the last four years, and it is now
conceded by scientific men to be one Of the greatest dis
eoveries known TO man. This will be disputed by thou
sands, 10 doubI, but it is so. Read, look, and judge for
yourselves.
Fifty thoHscnG doucrs will be paid to any person who
will produce its superior. The Medicines can be found in
all the Drug Stores and towns throughout the entire
West. J. Il. SLEDGE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

Man DRowNED.-On Wednesday night last,
the wasobman o. tie steamer As0nis fen overheard,
when the boa was near Plumb Point, and was drowned
Il was his second trip on the loaf. We could not learn
his name. Re was about twenty-five years OF age and
We learn his r~elstives live near Nashville.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-06-13
WHOLE NO. 6O9.

by DR.. De Witt, of Harrisburgh. He occupied no
halfway ground, but looked upon slavery as a
great moral Blot, and he saw no other course for
the church but separation.
When Mr.. Ranney had concluded, Mr. Good.
rich, Of Tioga Presbytery, moved the previous
question. This created considerable excitement
md McLain, Of Mississippi denounced IL as gag
No. 81" The Moderator very properly husbedi
him up without ceremony.
The Assembly then decided that the previous
question be now put, which was accordingly done.
and the yeas and nays being called it resulted as
follows yeas lG6; nays 26 non liquet, 2. The,
nays show the wnole Southern vote.
80 DrAllen's paper as amended by MI. Kendall.
was passed.
DR.. RI So Immediately gave notice 10 all who a..
sired to protest against this action to repair TO the
lecture room. The South shortly after withdrew
in n body.
Rev. James Shaw Of Ohio, not satisfied with,
what he termed this indecisive and indefinite
Iaction moved that the Synod of Mississippi be re-
quired to proceed to exercise discipline against the
shareholders in its bounds
The Moderator declared the resolution. ont Of
order, Jas the Assembly had already acted on that
subject in defeating Mr.. Cutters substitute ands
adopting another plan contained in the Allen
Kendall paper
Orlando Hastings, Of Rochester, tried To- ,stro.
duce compromise measure but the Assembly.
thought it was rather late in the day. and so put IL
out oc the way.
AT this stage, the Southerners returned TO tina,
Assembly, and Rev. DR.. Hammer read the follow
ing protest:
We the undersigned Southern Ministers, and
Ruling Elders protest against the present decision
of the General Assembly
We protest-Because while the past General
Assemblies have asserted that the system of
Slavery is wrong, they have heretofore affirmed
that the stakeholder was SO controlled by State
laws, obligations of guardianship and humanity,
that be was as thus situated, without odum or
censpre as TO the master. This averraent in the
testimony of past Assemblies hos so far satisfied
the South as to make it unnecessary to more than.
protest against the mere anti-slavery part of such
testimony.
We protest then, now that tina present aot of the
Assembly in such assertion cf the sin of
slavery, as degrades the whole Southern Church
assertion without authority from the Word ;of
God or the organic law Of the Presbytorian,
Church.
We protest that such action is under present,
conditions, the virtual exscinding Of the South
whatever be the motives of those who vote the
deed.
We protest that such iadiEect excisi0s, is un~
righteous, oppressive, uncalled for-the exercise Of
usurped power-destructive of the unity Of our
branch of the church, hurtfu to the North and
South,a adding to the peril of the union Of these
States
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-06-13

The disposition Of the Assembly, as have al
ready informed you underwent a very unexpected
change on Tuesday. Almost every Northern
speech made on the floor for week past has been
prodicatod on the inevitable passage OF paper re-
quiring disciplinary action.-The more extreme
Northern mon, representing the radical and un-
ed in earnest tono that the Assembly should no
longer stultify itself with "Delphic words" and
"a6stractions" Such also was the demand OF
the entire South But when the decisive moment
cnme the majority of the body abandoned the
high ground ioreshadowed in all its speecheiying
and adopt tho paper of DR.. Allen as amended by
Mr.. Kendall which, although reIy strong in its
languages no more practical in its operation than
previous testimonies of the Assembly, II simply
calls on the Presbytery of Lexington South to
'reyiew and correct their positions very dlf-
forent thing from enjoinng the exercise OF dis
cipline This result may be attributed to the man
acement of the Philadelphia Commissioners, who
from the first have worked stoutly against the ex-
treme action desired By the "AbOlitionists."
Without exharsting your patience ana your
space with the endlesss words, words words, oil
an endless number of speakers, proceed to trace
the action of the Assembly from this morning
down TO the eonsummaton of the whole debate.
The question before the house when tho Assem-
bly convened, was on the adoption Of DR.. Aliens
raper as amended by Mr.. Kendall, DIR. Hatfield,
Orlando Hastings, of New York, and Rev. A. ii.
Ranney, of Monuose, Pa, made speeches,
Mr. Ranney did not, nor did the Presbytery he
represented, synpathize with the socalled con
servstiye" or milk andwater opinions expressed
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-06-13
SPEECH OF DR.. AIKEN.

DR.. Aiken of Cleveland, wished to say n fow
words but did not propose to make lengthy ar
gument. 1t was evident from the declarations of
a Southern Presbytery, in synodcal repor. to
that Assembly, that the Church in those localities
had departed from the faith of the fathers. 1t
was now boldly and unequivocally maintained
that slavery was right-that there was sin in it
that it was the ordinance Of God-that there
were no evils connected with it except such were
connected with the marriage relation. lie was
happy to believe that sentiments 80 abhoIIent
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26
DITCH NOT

II HE following interested persona as own
4 eH Of the following described lands are
hereby notified that an application has been
made to the Trustees Of Milton Township,
Wood County, Ohio, 10 lay out, locate and
apiortion among the land owners benefited
thereby, the eXpencc Of laying out, aud tho
share to be made or opened of each of a
Ditch or water course as follows :-Com-
mencing tho southeast corner Of section
2S, on section line between section q Il %,
running thence ncrth on said section line 10
the north line of said Township, and that
said Trustees will meet at tho house of Wes-
lay Quigly, on tho 18th day. of December,
1857. GEORGE DAGuE.
Southeast I southwest / sec. ~, 4,
De, 40 scrcs-o sw W sec. 81,
IA, e, 30 acrcs-w sw .w t,
sec. ~, t 4 r9 east, 20 acres-iItsw +
sec. 81, 4, r9 c, 80 acres-s ! NV +,
sec. 27, RI 8 E, so acres-n 1nw4
sec 27 4 Be, 40 acres-n + " T.
sec 27, t 4 r9 eGO acreS-e sec
%, t4r9c, 60 acres-e ! e ne sec
%, t4r9e e, 40 acres-w ! ii 1 soc 2s,
A r 9e, 30 acres-w j ene + sec %,
ar o g, 40 acres-w ! ; I sec %, t 4
r 6, 80 acres-e Sc ] sec 81 t4r0
e, 40 acres-n soc IL t4r9c,
80 acrcs-w $ G / sec d 4r9e, 50
acres-s W tne e sec u t4r9e, DO
acres ! n W + sec 70 t 4 r9 G, 50 ac.
! W I sec - 4 r 8 c, 50 acres-n !
t sec - r9e, 81 acrcs-n W i
w / sec - t 4 . 0o 40 across WI $
/ sec % 4 0e, 40 aeres-s / u W
! sec l5t4 90 e, 80 acres ! ) sec
1914 De, 80 Gcres-n ! + x,u Is
t 4 e, 80 acreS-n / II W sec I5t
r 0 e, so acres.
Lot No |, sec l6, 4 20 Q, 40 acres,
Lot No ., I r Dc, 40 acrcs-Lol Not,
sec l6, 4 9 G, 10 acrcs-l.ot No 8, S.
l6, 4r0 ., IS 0cres-Lot No0, tar
9e, is acrcs-Lot No 10, sec 49,
0 e, 81 acres-l.oi No II, sec l6,t4r0
c, 40 acres-Lot No Is, sec lo, t4r9
@, 80 acres-Lot No Is, sec 10, t4r0
@, 81 acres--N VS. e sec 9t4r0e, 40
acres-n n I sec OF 4r9c, Al nc.
n W n e / sec 9t4r0c, 80 acres-s
W W / sec 0t4 4r9c, 40 acres-s W
Sc sec 8 4 r DC, 40 acrcS-n g /
sec OF 4r0 C, 40 ucrcs-s 4se
I sec t 4 + 8 e, 40 ocres--s w + sw
sec 10 4 Dc, 40 acres--n n " sec
lot 90 e, 80 acres-se Is W / sec 10
t4r0e, 40 acres-s ! W t sec 10,
Arc e, 40 acres-n W sec 1914
0 c, 40 acres--n W / WI sec l0t4r
o, 40 acres--s W ! tee lOt4r0
e, 80 acres--n ] sw4 sec 2t4r0e,
so acres-n W / sec 3t4r9e, 40
acres-s sw / sec t4r9e, 80 acres
Nv " / and n NV / sec st4r
o C, 40 acres--n pine ! sec 4t4r9e,
70 35.lOa acres--s W n sec 4t4r
0 e, 40 acres--s ne sec 4t4r9s,
10 acres--s g t sec 4t4r De, 100 acres.
Nov. s, 1857. GEORGE OAGUE.
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I1-Mrs. II. l.. Wood, of Troy township,
has sent us basket of apples, embracing sever
al choice varieties; all of which are OF very
large size They would compare favorably with
any that we have yet seen. They are the best
we have ever seen of these varieties. They
are equal in size to those presented by Mrs
Scott and Mrs Powers. and cpicures would
doubtless differ as TO which is most mcritorious
Some varieties are naturally large and others
small hence to ascertain the degree of culture
which they have received, and the adoption of
the soil to their growth, they must he measured
by the standard OF their several varieties.
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SHERIYF'S SALE

Charles Buckliu VS.. Watson Baldwin.
BY virtue Of al execution to me directed and
delivered from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above cause, will
offer for salt, at the door of the Courl House in
Perrysburg,
On Saturday, Derembor a6. 1857,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. N and two o.
clock r. NJ. of said day, the following described
zeal estate; twenty seven acres off the north
part of the west half of the south west quar,er Of
section thirty.two (32,) of township number five
o. of range number eleven (il3 also a certain
lot oi land 6eihg in the south east corner Of the
lot above named, being all that lays east OF the
county road leading from Collister Haskins' to
the Sandusky and Perrysburg turnpike, supposed
to be three acres; also 20 acres Of land being the
south west corne: of the east half of the south
west qua rter OF section number thirty-two (32) of
township number five Is of range number eleven
40 laying forty rods east, and eighty rods north
in north of range number eleven (ll,) all of said
premises, being situate in Wood county, Ohio.
C. W. NORTON, Sheriff
MURRAr DoDGE, Attys
Nov 10 lS57-J9u6k5
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
Z D. Peck / Go. vs. Joseph + Wade.


BY virtue Of an execution to me directed and
delivered from the Co.r of Common Pleas OF
Wood couAg. Ohio, in the above emitted cause
will Offer for sale at Tho door Of the Court House
in POrry sbury,
On Saturday, December 2G, 1851,
between lha hours Of ten U'c ock A and .wo o..
clock Of sEid day the following real estate
Being east half Of The north west quar,er Of sec.
tiou number two (2,) Of township nalser fur q
of range number ten no 50 acres, (,ubiect to
the prior claims Of the Perry burg Bank and Jo-
seph p, Corcy,) also, the north east quarter uf
the south east quarter Of seStinn number eight (S)
of township uumbcr four ~ Of range number ten
40 containing - acres; aac, CD acres ON the
$ ,uth pat of section twenty -nino (29) of town
ship number five % If range nuinbor eleven (Il0
also, the east h ,lf II the ,rth west qGnrIer Of
section nuuber twelve tl2,) in township nuub.r
fOnr a. Of range uum5,r ten (l0) 50 acrrs, all in
Wood county, Ohio. C.W N lRrON, Sheriff
MURRky nai.SE. htty's Of PIT.
Nov 10, IS57-25wG$I, ,63
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JEW AND CHmsrAS.--In a recent letter to an in
valit mot intended for the public sye) Dr. Corg,we
says: "Tho indignant hostility of the profession.
poured upon ms through Medical Journals, and a few
newspapers edited by medical men, have no parallel
since ts deadly opposition of the bigled Jews to the
introduction of Christianity. They branded its meek
and humble author base inpostor. and denounced
his new doctrine as damnable bcrcsy-but the hercsy
triumphed notwithstanding,
So the hatred of those modern bigDts towards me-
for presuming to question their inC,liLhty touching
til. doubtful pra ce of 6hs.ri1g and 6lseng and for
daring to think and speak, aud for myself Their
attacks though maliciously intended result in good
Among the orders daily received for my Medical Salt
/ find many invads who confess that the bitter hos
tilty OF physicians to its use has induced them to
purchase it "Where there il so much smoke writes
one, " there must be soms fire.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Jacob NJ, ers VS. Sarah Roose ct al
BY vir'ue of an or Ter uf sale to mo directed and
delived from the Court of Common Pleas OF Wood
c"rn'y, ohi1, in the above entitled Gaze, | will
oiTrr 'or sale at the door Of The Court House. in
Psrrysburg.
On Saturday, December 2f, 1857,
between the hours of ten o'clock 4, NJ. and two o.
cl"ckP n. of said day, The follow ing real estate:
The west half Of the north east quarter of section
unm5er seventeen (l7,) of township number five
% Of range number twelve nay east in Wood
county, Ohio. containing eighty acIes more or less
sold free from any right Of dover.
@. W MOTION, Sheriff
hupR.r Donsg At,y's. oi FlT
NV, Ia, 1851 -2a4Gsa,a5
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company va John
II. Y1nl5 e., al, Eee:l-ors Of RJbsrs YoIng
decd.
By virtue of vendi writ nf execution to ms
iracted and delivered from the Glur. Of Co,rmon
Peas OF Wood county, Ohio, IN the shove entitled
cause wall Offer Tor sale, at tn, DOR OF the court
house, il Pcrryshury. '
On saturday. December 2G. 1851,
between The hour of 10 o'clock :. Nand2 O'clock
Of sa id day, the following described rea. estate
The southwest quar,r Of section ru'uher twenty
eight (2S), in township number six (G) north al
range number twelve az east containing 100
acres; and the west half Uf the orth-west qlartur
Of the same section. township, and range, contain
ing 50 acres, all in Wood county Ohio.
q. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAHss MuRRAv, Attorney.
Nov n, lS51-2SN5g3
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DIR. Robaclx's Scandinavian Remedies

The cures accomplished by these great Swedish med
eines would be Incredible they were not attested hy
the parties themselves over their names. Dr. Ro-
back, the discOyerer and sole proprietor ftesa famous
restoratves is now preparing for publication his list of
cures for 1855 with the residences etc of the
patlentsi many of whom had been told by their family
physicians that there help they must die. The
faculty are thunderstruck They never dreamed Of the
possibility oi compounding preparation capable of
reaching the seat of diseases in the blood and restoring
that tud to healthy condition, with absolute certainty
All diseases OF the stomach liver bowels Kidneys
skin, glands and muscles. are infallbly removed by
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. See Advertisement
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FIRE IN THE PRAY-RiEs We learn that
the muster men > of Milton and Jackson
Townships, are organizing Ria Company and
are already some fifty strong They will hold
their election soon. Well well, the boys arc
on hand, aud old Brigham Young must keep
shady. By the way, when will PerryIbarg get
on her muster clothes? The country i, ahead
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MuRRAr a DoDGE, Atty's.
Nov 10, lS51-2Sw6S5 %
SHERIEF'S SAIE


David Leavitt, VS. James McFadden, It al.
BY virtue OF a vendi writ of execution to me di-
rected aud delive ed, from the court of common
pleas, Of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sac,
at the door Of the court house, in Petrysburg
On Saturday, Deceub,r 26, 1857.
between the houis Of 10 o'clock A. N aud o'clock
r. of said day, the following real estate: The
west half of the northwest quarter;an the north.
west quarter of the southeast quarter of fssction
numbertwenty two (22) Of to wuslip number four
range number ten (l0), in Wood county, Ohio,
containing 20 acres more or less.
Q. W, NORTON, Sheriff.
MuhRAr DopGr, AtLys.
November 10, Is57-95v5sa 6s
Admin strator's Snls of Real Estate.
RI virtue of an order from the court Of common
- plois OF Wood county, Ohio, shall offer for sale
at tins door OF thj court house in PerrysSurg in sad
county. on the 2lst day of December A. D. 1857, be-
tween the hours of 10 ocock A. N. and O'Clock P H.
tne following real estate as the property OF Ben=Hn
+; HOLSTER deceased;
r. 7. :. DHscnrr1IoS. ACRES. Arm
u.s.E 81 west half Of northeast quarter 80 $3.50
" 81 west half Of north west quarter 80 500
= II west hf of cast or ofnorth-west Or 20 100
Is south east quarter lGO $50
. 8 west hf ofnorth pit ofn eqr 80 so 100 l5O
Also out lots Numbers 2l9, and 220 in the town of Per-
rsOnrg each appraised Mt $Oj; also the following in
lots IN Perrysburg vr 49, appraised 500; lGi at
S4O li3, at $40; lSS at S5D Gl5 SIS; $40 at SIPS
5s2 at 81 lO 80 at Sl0 5)i, 1905 5j7 ut s;O also
lots 10, H. H. lj and rear AZ of g. in block number
l. in HOLSTERS al Tn to said Prrrysburg at $3.50
Also out lots numbers 2jI ami 2O, in said Perrysbur
except one hall btinS the lnNsr par Of til, OK prop
erty on said lots also excepting that part occupied by
the church building, aud twentv-fve feet in the side,
and re ar OF said building; appraised at $1,000.
Also the following property in Lucas county, Ohio
viz: River tract number ~ containing IiT scr,s an
praise ut ,'Ol; also ra lots uum or =, anI 10 in
Miami CITY, appraised at Sl00. Terms OF salc-oue-
third down, balace in and two Years with interest,
secured by mortgage ON the premise4
NATHANIEL |. . .BLINN, Administrator
Nov. 10, lSj7-2swjsj.23
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School Exnminera' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers at Portage, the first
Tuesday in December.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punstuslly at 10 O'Clock An.
]. w. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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ANOTHER MAMMOTH VEGErARLE--Davd Glib.
son, Esq, of Troy township, has caused to be
placed in our sanctum a Ruta Bags, or Swedish
turnip, which weighs twelve pounds. This is
the largest vegetable Of the kind we have ever
seen, and is another evidence of the superior
qualities Of the soil of Wool county.
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SCHOOL LANDS FOR SALE.

The purchasers Of the lands described below,
having failed to make payments as required by
their contract and the statnte regulating sales of
School Lands | will re-oifer and sell the same to
the highe.t and best bidder therefor, with all the
improvement. thereon. at the door of the Court
House, on SATURDAY, DRJ. 2G, 1857, at 10 o'clock
A. 81. unless the back payments required in the
contracts be paid before that time;
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~ Read Griswolds advertisement He pur-
chased his Jcwelry, goods, &C.. during the panic,
and can sell fifty per cent, under former prices
We never saw such cheap jewelry as he Offers
The ladies shold certainly give him {. call.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Prssbyterian--G. A. ADAMS, Pastor-Ssrvics every
Sabbath at lOl o'clock A. NJ, and r.
Bsptist-I P. CASHos Paster--Serrice every Sabbath
at 1Oi A, NJ and evening.
NJ. T.. Chursh-M. RICHARDSON, Pastor-Service
every Sabbath at lOi AM.