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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27
Kansas AEairs.

icicSraphiU dispatches Iii car exchanges
adhiSe MS that The free State Legislature"
OF I\in.aS is NOW in session The bogus
Nfoveinor Ro0ISsoN, has scnl III his mes
sag, which ia regarded as nn able Iocu
men,. Organizations, in both county and
townships, are indus;riously going on, for
Tic purpose, we suppose, Of prrpciuaiing
The sectional! stii(c which has distracted tic
lcrrRory heretofore. To crown their i'm
Pudence, the Legislature las elected one
w. a. PmtLLps United States Senator
Meantime, Gov WALKEn directs ,he-fc--
gully constituted authorities of tile terrific
ry without coming i'll conflict with this
bogus Organization, but how long this state
ofai!arS may continue we arc unable to say.
We think an unnecessary alarm has been
raised 10y Two or three presses Of this Sale
in relation to Kansas, Gov. MAKER, the
ADMINISTRATION, aud The "ua;ioUal denoc
racy," as they are pleased to term H. They
assert, with poSilivencss quite astonisl-
ing, that WALHEn aud the Administration
bave betraved the South, aud will bring
Kansas into the l[non as free State
Aud further, that Col OnE has gone west
to "clinch The trade" aud viii receive. as
his share Of the national spoils, lie next
SpcakcrSMp! So FAR as we are informed
tnerc i, uot TIC slightest Foundation for
lIIesc alarming assertions to rest upon aud
we rcgret 10 see them put forth. II will
onIy have,ihc eject of creating division in
the State, where for ono We should be
GLAD to have unanimiy.
The Charleston Ncrcmy leads the van
IN The assault, upon Col OHw, whilst the
Others harp principally on The Kansas ques.
tion. The Aucuru does not Goufiue ils de
nunoIdlions to the living elher, but steps
down into the grave OF lhe venera,ed and
Iamcnled CALuuUN to dcnouncc one of his
remedies foy the South as "a6s4lR'! In
the next breath almost, however, upon the
warning voice Of correspondent, il wrig.
giles ont Of it with the best grace possible,
and returns TO It's assaults on Southern
men wirh Northero principles" and the
The national democracy geaeg..!!y
The following article, from Che Edgcfcld
1dVcrtiser, is in good temper, and We cali
attention to IL:
Cot 0na AND THE MGecuRY. Gar
llieuds Of the Mercury sbrewdk (?) suspect
That Col. Orr has gone to Kansas wuh some
such sinister design cs that Of Ibping Gov.
Walker 10 mould The territory into n free
State, 1t is fnkyn for granted TINT the
llon. Colonel has given hin'sclf. bcdy and
soul TO the &aiohnI Democrats, and then
the conclusion is imagined. that, 10 concii
ATE the Northern Democracy and secure the
Speakershlp, MIR. Orr may be cspnbls of
proving false TO bis State, and section, aud
20 their most vital Interests.
We must thinksthat The Mercuyy is doing
Col Or g'eat injustice bysncli suspicious.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27
Death of an Editor.

We regret TO 'lcarn hat j. ii. q. LNr-
rAED, ESQ, junior editor Of The Lexington
Ntay, died o" Fiiday evening Of last week,
after an illness Of five days. He was ouiy
twon'y years of age, aud had most prom.
iaing fupurc before him, Bost OF all, he
was man Of exemplary picly aud met his
fate calmly and resigncdly. Lightly lie
the green sod o'cr his lowcud head
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

His going 10 kans,s. we have reason 10 as-
seit. was entirely for the purpose of looking
over the territory with a view To u success.
ful investment in lands. Sevefnl ccntlrmen
were copj ined with him in this purpose.
not only Dr. MARSHALL who wert with him
but Others who dlduot go. Neither of thpm
nor OF Col Or can il be shid with fni.urss.
that they were influenced bv any other oh.
jectthnn the legitimate business ofa fair H.
ses,ment of surplus funds. Bntthe Ne,ca-
fy's sag 'city is aroused hy the singular (?)
circumstance oI Col. Orr's presence in thr
territory upon the very eve of Gov. Wlk
er's going out to take the helm, tho said
Governor (according to The assumption of
The Mercary) having it for his aim TO make
Kansas free State. And so it is Implied
that Gov Walker and Col Orr understand
each other in fact are working together fo,
the same end. viz: to make Kansas n free
State. The ColuneI's part of the wo,k is
supposed 10 br, TO influence South Carolina
emigran'S in the matter Unsupported MS
such suspicious ale 10y evidence Of any reh
able description, we cam but express an en-
tire dissent from the Msrcu,y'S sumises in
regard TO the able aud distinguished GEN
trman in question. This aspelson is well
calculated seriously 10 affect the reputation
Of any public m,p in South Carolina. and
should not be Lightly made especially upon
premises that nIe AL least pnrily amginurv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27
Pennings and Clippings.

SETTLED The contested election for
bngad'@r General OF the Cavalry, between
MesSrs. Prrr!man and Towers, has been dc.
c'ded 10y the Governor in favor Of Mr. PEI
ryman.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27
The Celebration.

Tie Masonic fraternity of the district
with their visiting brethren, TO the nu,nbcr
Of abou, eighty, celebrated St. John's day
OlIe 2lth Of Junc) in the usual manner.
AZ | O'clock, the procession was iornvd
and moved forward 10 the grove near lie
Church, where an address WAS deli, cred by
Col, w. Ii. CAMYuElh OF Grcenvilr.--
The address WAS necessarily short, as lie
time allowed forils preparation was limited
1T was, however a ciras;c aud scholulypro.
duclion, aud altogether appropriate to
The occasion. The address will DC soliri-
ted for publication.
There was a large number Of spectators
present, iarluding very full representa-
lion Of ladies.
MIR. MrrcnnLL provided n most sumpu-
Gus dinner, TO whicl thcf,acluity did am,
l,Ir justice.
The day was fac, and everything passed
OF most pleasantly.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

Coy, ALLsroS.-llis Excelcucy is now
in Charleston, His post office until 18Th
July will be Geo'gotowu, S, c., at which
time he will start for the Reviews in the
Upper districts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27
T Gl q 9z.EsW w Z e. co % RlI5 IA

= l5 OW W Ia u Is |
! TAx SrArEMsNr.~-f There are II, ,2G0 slaves
in Lau,eus district and a,total tnxfSr 1886
Of sl0.5Gs,oo. Road aud bridge lax, So.
To,4o--poor tas, S2,0l2.oo. s.
| BoATwRIGH1 Rksrfgp. zCheslcy Boat
wright says the Camden Journal who Was
sentenced to liz hung ON Frilny. 2Grh Ss,-
stan,, o,r the killing of Charles 4. Evans,
in this district, has been respiied by his
Eycefcney Gov. Allsion, m,il Friday, the
4lh September next.
ALABAMA PExuExrIAnr.- -Dorsey's Dis.
patel, published at Wetumpka, stnies that
there are, at this thno, 22o inmates 10 the
Alabama Pcniteutiary. Of whom seven arc
females. 81
y juvenile SuIoipE.--On the 81 inst,
Flank Noe, a boy twelve years of ago, be-
ing severely punished in New Orleans fur
somo oilcuce, soon afterwards procured a.
rope, and WAS subsequently found. dead,
suspended from beam
New WnEAr AND New FLOrR.-New
wheat appeared in Charleston, on the srh
instant, somco of which is said TO be ON its
way 10 IL portlcrn market. On the 18th
inst. ten barrels of flour from new wheat
were shipped from Augusta, Ca, TO New
York
ArPEorEfArE SE&rlMExr.--At a p,in-
ters' tesdvaln Washington, the. following
was aleguiar toast: " Womon on--The fuil-
est work of crcatiou-tbe edition being cS,
tensive lot no man be without II copy"
a GREEN RosE Que Of these cxtraor-
dInary natural curiosi,ies may be seen at
llorburp's seed store in Broadway, New
York. Tho leaf, stalk, buds and ilowors arc
all like those of ordinary roses in form, but
all of one uniform green color. The parent
stalk is said to have come from Japan.
Novel MAIL MNrrER--Last week two
young all'galors we're received nj the post
Office at Charlotte. n. c., having been sent
from Smithvillc, y. c., through the mail
bacs. This is tn. G,st Instance Of trans.
porting alirators through the mail known
to us. They were in box. with stamn,
attached to pay the postage.
-
had "mys,eriouslv ,Gso,nnor.dn from, Nav
York, was seen recently -, CatsL;Il win
married man. who hal also d;sonno.rod IN
the same way. from a wife and several ,.Ll.
dren living.
#
"o''""S 'oo"o@---'n cue .N'''age OF
:, ''e' '0""' '''''''o" 'o""'y' !" ne" ofk
ries, 10 spiritual circles, and variety Of
similar places of resorl
=,
N,.' '"H'H ooLn nc amount OF urea
S"'PP'" no'' '"" '"''c'Sco qulIis '"e
4So,o54 rs, which is an increase Of $40, 1913
over the same time last year.
iiS"'' = D,'MAGEs' '--Al the 'ate term oi
S''' ''''''' oou'' ia o'"'se county iFNas'
NV t"o"s"hu oUllh's u"uhScs were ASSESS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

Co.'s = l'HGGING.--rhe Hon. p. + Thorn
as, Of Maryland, to whom The Govcruorship
OF Utah has been offered, has declined the
appointment.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

DEAD Tile Charleston papers publish
the death ct Col. NJ. |. Keith, at the ad !,
v"nced age ofsesen,y. He was captain of
: comfa"y il tic war of 1872, and was in
the service.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27
Military Exeeatfon Of Col. CrabAe ana
his Party

. Ihelexecn;ion Of Col CfgLbe and Lis
!ollpsers, llnts It's Justification Gp public
law, bus the taetle q that execution finds
no delenes o. even palliatIoD So rules Of
civilized wesnsre Tbo detnils az ,hls affair
represent i Is one Of those Lasbasous .l,ro. nl,
cssshpgs pecpliss 10 halt tayiIized Spsn.
st'ss.is glic eS;eef,y STsI;isE America.
VHsbIe, alone, was sesegved for a soliCa.
~ Death he was taken 70 tho AIcads's
olilee}IHcsiionsa, allowed V wgito alyllcx
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

ApPRorEErE SESrlMENr.--At n plin-
ters' testivitlin Washington, the, following
was aIegular toast: H'omon---1he faii-
est work OF crcation--the edition being cS,
tenSire let no man be without copy"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

HEAVY DAMAGES. AT the late term Of
the District Court in Orange county. Texas,
five thousand dollars damages were assess
ed by the jury against defendant who in
jurcd The plaintiff 10 that extent By calling
him "a corn ibicfw
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

Novel MAIL MATTER Last week two
young alligaIors we're received al the post
office ut Charlotte, n. c., having been sent
from Smthvillc, \. c., through the mail
bags. This is the FIST Instance of trans
porting alligators through the mail known
to us. They were in box, with stamps
attached TO pay the postage.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

NHAr UNCLE SASH HAS noNE.-Thc fol-
loving contrast is feliclousIy noted by The
Brooklyn hoglc: :
Uncle Sam after carving on business
Tor the past eighty years, having three wars,
buying territory from France aud Mexico,
building railroads, spcculating in bank,
ard trading with all creation. comes out
with snug litIle balauce on hand OF 500.
ooO,O0O, enough To get up seve,al million.
aires, and which makes Uncle Sam a mil.
llonalre among nations. Since our leyolu.
ton Enslard has qnadrupIed her national
debt and other naious OF Europe have run
up score nearly in proportion, .wblesSam
has pad off his debls, bought real estate,
aud llAs money laid LN for n rainv day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

MoRALs or BosroN.-One Walter Hunt.
ing was recently arrested for bgamy, when
it appeared that he was married about fif-
teen years ago, and had three children by
his wife. who is living He left her to MAJ. e.
ry "A second. and was prospecting on third
when the frst caused his arrest. pleas,
aut but wrong"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

Mystery SoLvGp.-A young lady, who
had "mysIeriously disappeared" from New
York, was seen recently at Catskil, with II
married map, who hal also disappeared in
the same way, from wife and several chill
dren living.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

y MopERx SopoM.--In tie village of
Watertown, Jefferson couny, III New York
there are 40 houses Of ll-,ame, 35 grogge
ries, 10 spiritual circles, and variety Of
similar places Of resort!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27
Col. Pickenr and the Foreign IIission.

Col. Picken9 and the Foreign Glissiou.
The EdgefeId .laecrti$cy states thai the
mission to Russia was tendercd ly preSi.
dent BucmANAN 10 Col. L. w. plcKENs,
rfthis State, aud p,omp'll declined by him.
From the same csource, wcalSoIcarnthat the
friends OF Col. pIcEnNs viii place lis unnc
before the people of South Carolina for
The high l,os! Of United S,aes Syna ,.r.
The pronptrcss with which this high
honor WAS declined hy Col. P!cHGNs is an
swcr sufficient. ifany were wanting, 10 Tie
lroundlrss in>iuuatioms aud assertions made
Ivy some Of lbe papers Of the State as TO
the hope of rcward" which acluatcd Col
T. and oilers in advocating the State be.
ing represented in the Cincinnati couvcn,
ton. 1t is a well aScertained fact that
there were fewer applicants for federal Of
flee" from this State, than has been known
for yeius. The majority Of the "spoil's
men, it is said moreover, we've GIleir auti,
convcuiouiSts oi know nothings
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

a GREEN RosE One Of these cxtraor-
d'nary natural curiosiiies may be seen at
Ihorbur4's seed store in Broadway, New
York. The leat, stalk, buds and ilowcrs are
all like those of ordinary roses iuiorm, but
all of one uniform green color The parent
stalk is said to have come from Japan.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

InG FIRST CorroN BLooM.--Tbe frst
cotton bloom OF this year, says The Chester
Standard, was grown and shown 10 MS YES.
terday, the l7th, by Williams Duuovaut of
this District. Ii fell off tho stalk ON Tues.
day, and must have bloouled, seyc,al days
previously.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

LIp%RAL.--Gov. Alls,on has given 800
to The Palmetto Assolhlion of tilis State,
TO DC expended MS il may deem hest.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27


has paid off. his debts, bought real estate,
anu ''aS money I"i! by for u rainy day.
Pennings and Clippings.
SETTLED The contested election for
Brigalirr General OF the Cavalry, between
McsSrs Pvmyman and Towers, has been dc.
cIded by the Governor in favor Of Mr.. pc
ryman.
Gov, ALLsroS,-llis Excellcucy is now
IN Charleston. His post office until 18Th
July will be Geoigclowu, S, c., at which
time he will start for the Reviews in the
Upper districts.
Goes 4 l'gGGGNG.--The Hon r. + Thorn
as, OF Maryland, to whom The Goyeruorship
OF Utah has been offered, has declucd the
appointment.
DEAD -Ihc Charleston papers publish
the death ct Col. NJ |. Keith, at the ad,
v"nced age of.sesen,y. He was captain of
$ comfany il tie war of 1912, and was in
the service.
lnE FIRST CorroN BLooM-.-Tbe frst
cotton bloom OF ibis year, says The Chester
Standard, was grown and shown 10 MS YES
terday, the l7th, by Williams Duuovaut of
this District. Ii fell oil tho stalk ON Tues
day, and must have bloomeI, seyc,al days
previously.
Az EnIron DEAD.--Josse w. Goodrich,
formerly editor of-the Worcester Mass
Cd'aract, died on Wednesday, He was the
means of inducing John Il. Cough 10 give
up drinking.
TnE QGfErus or 4 LioN TAMKR--It is
said lhat one ofthe burglars recently killed
by accident on the Harrisburg, Pa, rail-
rpad, was Herr Driesbach, tile celebrated
Loin tanner and, further that he was con.
nrctcd with an extensive gang of counter
lei,crs.
DJseRAcEFuL.--1he candidates for Gov.
etnor Of Tennessee, Messers. 1lMlen aud
Harris, had rough. and tumble fight"
the other day, during apolitical discussion.
Of course nobody Was TO blamet So we 90!
:. CAN'T PAY.-'Flie Treasurer Of Ohio hay-
ing "Scbuy half lfamillonof dollars,
HE Governor is unable to pay the acoru-
II
ing interest OH tie public debt. The whole
executive department is biaek repaI!icaato
the core
GEN. WALKER.--Gcn. Walker, who has
-beeain Washington for,solne TING left
that city on the l5tl, aud arrived in New
York lhe next day, @hcye he was entliasi.
astica!iy receivcd.
coScoRp, n. IT, June l7.--Resolsos
were introduced IN ibe Legislature hereto.
day, strongly denouncing the decision 10
the Dred Scott case.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

CALIFORNIA GoLD.--'The amount of trea.
sure shipped from San Francisco during the
first four months Of tha present yearis Sl4,
4so,o54 rs, which is an incr ease Of $4o, 1928
over the same time last year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

y8tre oy Az Ese.--In New Yo,k city
Lucien Eicbbelg has obtained n verdict Tor
$4,000 agains. Joseph Seyeti!le, who dos-
AFoYed the sigbt of'one Of bis eyes by aR
s.:sesss, Aisehl.as.ss2 through tho .,laythi40
called o blower. The defeoce that il was
done without m,iice, did pOl ayejl.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

ToLEDo. June I2,--- Return j. ST. Wmd,
who was convicted Of the marder Of his
wife at Sylvapia, Ohio, ifFebruary last. WAS
hung in this city to-day. He confessed 10
the murder Of TWO men and bis wife.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

TnAr NEw CE&r,-rhis dirty looking
coin. with the nondrsc,ipt animal with wings
on IL, Is giving anxious parents considerable
trouble. The h'Iies are Swallowing i: all
over the country, ANA ncIical men arc ON
The jump, as we see by our exchanges, with
powerful catliarlics and emeics 10 remove
!lhe poisonous dcposi,, ,wilhas much ocIeli.
" MS possible.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

Az EnIron DEAD.--Josse w. Goodrich,
formerly editor of the Worcester Mass
Cauract, died ON Wednesday. He was the
means Of inducing Johu B. Cough to give
up drinking.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

New WnEAT AND NEW FLDuR-New
wheat appeared in ClmestoH on the Srh
instant, somcof which is said to be ON its
way 10 Il uorthrrn market. On the 18th
inst, ten barrels OF flour from new wheat
were shipped from Augusta, Ca, TO New
York.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

Usw&RstIiy wohsHifpep, g, Maainon
is The Gully God ihatis worsbipprp IN every,
cline without ashyle temple, and sbY nil
classps, Without n .siugle rbypocfjie. 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

coSconp, n. IT, J0ne i7.--Resolsos
were introduced n ibe Legislature here q.
day, strongly denouncing the decision 10
the Dred Scott case.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

TAX SrArEMgNr.~.rhere are II, ,2Go slaves
in Lau'ens district, and a,tolal laxf for 1886
of slo,5Gs,oo. Road aud bridge lax, So.
To,fo--poor taS, S2,0l2.00. 4.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

SNAIL Pox.--The philalelPhia .twcri;-
can says that. considering the lat.Dcss Of the
season, this disease is prevailing to u ean-
siderable extent. According lo-,he health
report for last week, there were three fatal
cases occurring in that city.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

z BORIS coAe royIIfap.-- John M. Botp
who, in the days Of "'fippecan"e and Tyler
too.' suove dcspentelyshanl to .hcad Capt.
Tyler" has been elected rrcsi,lpnt-of II
cricket club III Richmond,vn. Coli. Bous!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

TnE QGfErus or 4 LioN TAMKR.--It is
said 'h"t one of'hc burglars recently killed
by accident, on the Harrisburg, Pa, rail
road, was Herr Driesbach, tile celebrated
Loin tanner; and, further, that he was con-
ncct"d with an extensive gang Of counter
Geilers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

A LoNc FIsr FIonr.--lteccn,)y. in The
vicinity Of London, Bob Tieyers and Bill
Hayes went to the scratch TO contend for d
stake of$f,Ooo. The battle lasted three
homsnnd forty FIVE minutes, and resulted in
the defeat Of BIZ Hayes, being The 6rst
CONTEST ne mas iosi during ,0ns eateere
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

RAscAuy TREarAEST - Eiye thieves the
o.her day persuaded atailor in Providence
10 take a bath in anadjacent river. and wIli.e
IN the water, proceeded TO rob bis cloihipg,
and moi smisGed With tba,, .pummelled the
unreasonable tailor for ol,jecting 70 such a
disposition Of his effects.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

THE LARaesr Dspoq IN gnE WoRLD. -
The Freight Depot of,thc New York Cen,
trail Railroad, at Buff,lo, is soon to be
heightened 800 feet When completed, il
will have front Of over 1900 feet. and
will be. it is said. the largest railroad depo.
in tho world.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

sroHn.--'llie recent storm in Charlotte.
n. C.. has been very tlisaa,ou> hi It's effects.
IL is estimated that il will.requiie 100000
to rep'ir the damages sustained lhere.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

,SSoutsM. =, In view ofthe fact thn, some
people who, in prosperity, Seem III forget
''tl'e day Of small .hngs,F Squobs wants
10 know if their having hcgsed "cold visru.
ais" in childhood induces taem 10 nftrr lifc
TO turn the "eoid Shoahicr"' Oh old acq,r.io.
tances,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-27

GEx. WALKER.--Gcn. Walker. who has
beeain Washington foresome TING left
that city on the l5tl, and arrived in New
York il'e next day, where lie was entliasi.
astica!iy received.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-08
NEW FIRM,
fl C.4RD.
OUR NEW .FIR.M,

Il affords me pleasure 10 announce TO nv friends an
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CLARK * co.
The new firm will start with an eGacient force In each
mechanical branch, the Watch department being under thu
supervision Of Mr.. wilkins.
Sto efuil at all times Of the lstest fashions, and price,
as loN As the same quality snd style Of goods can be pur.
chased in Philadelphia OF New York.
I am thankful for the liberal patronage extended 10 m,
during my fifteen years. residence In Memphis. and M
aim viii be to merit its continuance.
y. a, LARK.