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Chancery Sale Of Land.
Chancery Sale of Land,

DY virtue Of decree rendered Mt last
ID term of the Chancery Court held at
Madisonyille, Tenn, will, on the 9th day Of
March. 1857, sell, on the premises, to the
highest bidder. on credit Of six and twelve
months, subject to the widows dover, the
quarter section of Land Of which Abel r.
Cheynie, died, seized and possessed, in Monroe
county, on the waters Of the Dancing Branch.
Bond and security required, and lien retain
ed. ]. A. COFFIN, G. d A.
Jan 90, 1S57-6t-prs fee S3,50-435
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county Csart, Msigs -, 49,.
John Wsn6ek, Adm's Of Joeepk Wa1eek


John George aud vie "A ss6sr4
TT was ordered BY the Court at Ne January
1. term, 1857, that publication be made IN
this cause a to creditors Of said estate. for
them TO make themselves parties ~ they
choose, al the next term pf this ,cehrt, to b
holden on the Ist Monday Of febttasy next,
at the Court.housc In Decatur, Msigs county,
Tenn. to answer or dcmur to said petition u
John wsmack, Adm'r Aforesaid. ~,
JAMES A. HOwSER, Cfsyk,
Per N. J. IdLLAxp, d. O.
Jan l6, ls57-4t-prs fee 4S-434 ~,
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More than One Prise TO EUery Ten Tickets
10000 Tickets.
M iHoernf soh er1n q


$3.50 PriZee, amounting TO ...,......S2O4sOOO
Whole Tickets sl0-Hdlres 5-Qudrters ~.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 40 900, corresponding with
those numbers the Tickets, printed on separate
slips Of paper, encrced in small tin tubes and
placed In Wheel The first 2l2 Prizes, similarly
printed and encrcled, are placed in another wheel
The wheels then revolved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time a
Prize is drawn from the other Wheel The number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera
tion isrepeated until all the Prizes drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRizEs-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first IL
Prizes will be entitled to the 4S Approximation Prizes,
according to the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes $40 will be determined by the last
figure OF the number which draws the $4,000 For ex-
ample, II the number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will be entitled to $50 II the number ends with
No. then all the Tickets where the number ends with
will be entitled to $50, and so on.
Certificates Of Pdckaoes will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Oertiacste Of Package Of 10 whole Tickets $50
4" i" 10 Half -" ....... 40
e" 4" 10 Quarter +" ........ 90
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Eclose the money our address for the Tickets
dsred, on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any
figure they may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction.
eE All Prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid immediate
y after the drawngoher Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days. g.--,. 80.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed In other Tickets at
address ordersfor Tickets or Certificates of Pack.
ages of Tickets either to swANA co Aa,,,. a..
June 6-td-4O2 orS, SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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Notice.
HOUSE.

TuyHE above named House, situated within short
distance of the Athens Depot, 10 now open for the
reception of travellers Persons travelling the East
Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road, and stopping at
Athens will hnd this House situated
than any other The subscriber pledges himself to
his utmost exerons to give satisfaction and to render
comfortable all who may favor him with their patron
age. [Athens, Dec 19-tf-43ol JAS. S. BRIDGES.
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ChancerY Court al MadisonvilIe, Ten

Chancery Court at HIadisonville, Ten.
JANUARY RULES. 1887.
Fielding F. Henry and Emelne Henry, his
wife, compts,
u.s.
David NJ. Tucker, Henry Tucker james Tuck
err. Kincher Tucker, Pursey Davis, Amy
Shadden, and others, defendants.
TT appearing from the bill filed in this case
i that all the above named defendants re.
side beyond the limits Of Tennessee, publica-
ton is ordered to be made for four successive
weeks in the Athens Post, requiring said non
resident defendants to appear at next term
of said Chancery Court, to be held al the
Court house in jacksonville, Tenn, on the
let Monday of June next, and answer com
plainants bill. or the same will be taken as
confessed as to them, aud heard accordingly.
JAMES A. COFFIN, c. d. M
Jan %, lS57-it-prs fee $S-436
r. r. Cooke and J. L. Hopkins, Executors Of
Sarah Bayless,
Ve.
Thomas d. Belotte.
DILL charges that defendant Belotte does
ID not reside in the State Of Tennessee,
publication is therefore ordered for four sue
cessiye weeks in the Athens Post. requiring
the said Thomas D. Belotte to appear at the
next Of the Chancery Court, to be held
at the Court house in Madisonyille. Tenn. on
the lat Monday, Of June. 1857. and answer
complainants bill, or the same will be set
down and heard er parts. f9tl ~ Nt r
Y, y. Z Der JAMES A. COFFIN, O. on
Jan as, 1s67-4t-prs fee tS-4S5
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A Fortune of 100000!
To be had by riskins the small sum of
~ 8!!-A

w . e!:-A
7 sw AH'S l. d TT II "a ",
To be drawn Friday, January solh, 1867.
Prize Of $6o.O00l
Prize Of $25,o00il
Prize Of $l0.000lll
Prizes Of t5,0U0i!ll
Prizes of s2,OU0 ~
= DC, de-, DC.
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets.
Tickets, sl6-Hiipes, ss-Quayters, s4-Eyohths, %.
Address Orders for Tickets to
5. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga.
ors. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Ask my ono who has used DR.. MLAsR's
Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by FLEMING Bros,
what they think OF themf Ninety-nine In hundred
will tell you they the best Pills for liver complaint,
sick headache and dyspepsia that they have used
citizens:
NEw Yonx, August 8, 1852.
do hereby certify that have been suffering from
pain In my side and breast for long time, and after
liver affected. Immediately commenced using
Dr. MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills. prepared by Fem.
ing Bros OF Pittsburgh, and the few that have taken
have already given me more relief than all other
medicines have taken put together Invent to clair
voyant to consult him; after examining me carefully,
he advised me to continue the u3e Of DR.. MLane's
Pills; that they would efectually cure me.
W. W. PHILLIPS, No. 2 Columbia place.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. MLdnes
Celebrated Lrer Ps, ufactured by FLEMING Bios.
OF Pittsburg, Pa There are other Pills purportng to
be Liver pills, now before the public. Dr. M'Lane's
genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated yermfuge
be had all respectable Drug Stores. None gen.
ufne tcifhoW the signature Of (s) FLEMING BRos. .
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GLOVER sEED.-I have now received my
" Glover Seed, and cner Il for sale.
Jan 10 JAS. n. HENDERSON.
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Swan & Co.'S Lotteries
CAPITAL Prize $4,000!

The following Scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAMI Co.,
Managers Of the FoRr GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, Of
Georgia, and the SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
OF Alabama In each Of their Lotteries for February,
1851.
CLASS o.
Ts be drawn In the city Of Mobile, Alabama, public,
on Saturday, February It'll, 1851.
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Margaret is.ssr..t 4
THE account hsre>e@prs os1ersd in this
Il -s1uss will be taxi q a ths J|asssr'a of1ss
at Decatur. Melss seuAsy, TsdSsssse, - ri
day. the 9th dsY q harsh los7 ~ spe.
cseding dsys y nesss.eFS Nk@e eut uh6fo
che psr,is nay eetead witk ~ pref 6
they think A. ssd pto9sr. !. ".
q. " MekENzfk. g. 4 n
r. Pr = y. Z !, nsl ~ =! = . 4 r
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East Tennessse 4 Georgia Rail Rea1.
To those Interested.

T. the meeting o. the Board Of Directors, hsld N
olution was Adopted to VII. y : - = -"
6ssolvsd, That Secretary give puhestssn IN ssps
newnpApsr printed In Knoxvis, Athens and CLEVELAND.
calling upon dsllnqusnt u cone fsrvsrS
on or hsfors The ist day II Apsf nsst al w ~
suenst due on thsir stoak, the board gn prssSs1
Y Io,iss thsslsek o. sue ~ the y thsif 6sssS
Athsns, Nor IL teak-<i I. Is -
- Knoxville Asnstsr And osvolaal nssssr Vii
pisAss copy M let April. ~
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CLASS rs,
To be drawn In the city Of Atlanta, Georgia, In public,
on Saturday, February 2sth, 1851, on the plan Of
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Last Notice.

II,persous ipdebted to ,is, who fs to make sat-
a isfactory settlement or confess judgment In two
weeks, will be waited on BY an ofheer. q,
Jan 10, 6I-t s',%ssff 3fa~oANfhELL w.
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GLASS "a,
To be drawn In the city of Atlanta, Georgia. In public
on Thursday, February 10Th, 1851.
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aRKansss 1NrELLIeENcE.

The Circuit Court is sill In session and the
following is the summary Of its business OF
going to press State vs.. Z. d. Green, e%outinu-
e BY the STATE STATE IS. Newton Boydf0r the
murder Of L. B. Buckie, bill FOR murder found
bg the grand Jury. He was remsnded to jail.
| Two riot cases from Drew continued for de-
fects in record and renanded with instructions
70 Drew to amend record Of proceedings. B.
F. Davis sent to the penitentiaFy two years for
killing James Reed. Several small State cases
disposed Of. A great number OF Important
cases tried. Coun still in session -Piae Rlsf
EntaPTiss, I2fh last
Bran ". NJ. WARREN, Esq@The Hemp
stead Dsm0craf publishes a conmunicationfrO from
smzny citizens Of Columbus county, calling
out Mr.. WARREs Of that county as candidate
for STATE Senator. The Democrat approves
most heartily Of TIE suggestion made.
ADVANTAGES OF WHITE coUETY-TIDE OF
ExIGRArIoE.-The Searcy Eagle has the FOL
lowing;
We have cften said, and We say BOW, and
We mean to keep saying, that White county
possesses more real, genuine, tangible Induce
meuts to persons seeking a home In the West
than any county in Arkansas. We can ac-
commodste the most fastidious IN the article Of
lard, from the beggaTly elements OF a pine ball
to the rich Ioamy cotton land in the valley
And then we have any quantity oft, al any
given price, on any given terms, from cash 10
to the longest credit, with or without security.
We are not alone in the opinions we have eX
pressed. The tide of emigration is fairly set
ting 10. Mover after mover Is daily arriving
Nov is the time. to move 10 White county.
Provisions everything is cheap-let them
eome-plenty OF ROOM"
LAReE PABsNIP.-Who ever heard Of a pGrs-
Eip eighteen inches in circumference, forty
seven inches long, and weighing i've or SIX
pounds? Not We, until Mr.. Ruddell made a
deposit Of such an one on our table the other
day. Would it not have taken a premium at
an agricultural fair p alssuilc BGk-aoe.
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EXPLOSION or THE CATARAcr-The Glas-
gov Tunes states that the Cataract had wood
ed at Shippingsport, and as she was starting,
her mud receiver exploded with such force AZ
to break through the main deck, int0Fthe hold
below, and through the cabin floor and the hur-
ricane deck above. The boat was thus filled
with scalding steam, above and below, ard tie
passengers becoming alarmed at the explosion,
rushed into the cabin in their night clothes,
and suffered from s~calding and inhaIing the hot
steam. II all, 30 were scalded, 81 OF them
badly. The steamer Lou Water tame aloeg
in a short time and took on board tea Of the
sufferers. Before she reached this place, three
Of them died. Sac left six living persons and
three dead ones here, taking one, Judge Stark
Nancy, representative Of Charlton county. on
to Brunswick. The other dead were cabin
passengers. O1e a full faced man, large light
hair and sandy beard, supposed to be about 40
years old. The other, medium size, black hair
and sandy moustache, supposed to be about 80
years old. The dead were buried, and the sick
are being comfortably cared for at the Glas-
gov House. The Emma passed up at a late
hour, having on board many Of the passengers
Of the CafsTaof. She reported several others
dead. None Of the lady passengers were IN
jured by the explosion. One youug lady was
badly cut By the glass in her stateroom door, in
trying to get. out Of her room. Both OF the
clerks Of the boat were badly ~sealded, and the
express messenger was killed, or has since
died. Joseph Brown died this morning.
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DAILY APPEAL.
Me PHIS
SATURDAY EOzEna. EOvEEBER ., iss'
PsPER AN MKTaLLIc CURRENCY.

-
Our neighbor Of The BaEeiis enters . bill Of
exceptions egainst q our bank policy" which
we can not, with due respect, but regard ss ex-
tremely devoid Of strength and reason.
So faras the first suggestion Of the BulIetia b
concerned, as to the propristy Of bsgiHning The
work Of sbolishing banks Of Issue Immediate
~. We have only to answer that It would not
be wise aud prudent, and therefore not states
manIIke, to change the whole policy Of our cur
rency At once and violently. The habits Of
the people are thoroughly Unidentified with
banking facilities. The present credit system
has eneendered speculation, debt and wide ex-
tsndedlisbaity.
II TIE bank circulation Of the State were
suddenly withdrawn, it would be many months
before a specis currency e~Ouidreplaee it. TIE
community would thus be left with an made
custe circulating medium, and al Indebtedness
- cancel, which bank expansions had en-
o~oursged and produced, without the means to
meet this Indebtedness. A terrible revulsion
would probably be the consequence. All spe-
eiss Of property would decline IN value.
Forced sales Of real and personal estate would
be Inevitable. A terrible sacrifice Of property
and general bankruptcy would ensae. The
B@lieiin would not surely advocate a measure
which would s~uperinducs such a condition of
things as this. And it must be apparent to
every rejecting man that such would be the sf-
feet Of a sudden and violent withdrawal Of bank
circulation, without giving tine for the natural,
bat gradual inAox Of a metallic currency into
the State.
The remedy which we propose, however, is
oFso graduate nature, that the withdrawal Of
circulation would no. be felt, in the least,
iastrOusly. We propose to prohibit the cir
Alation Of bank notes, Of a less denomination
than i've dollars at hrst. Coin would gradual
ly TOW in, to seek the channels Of circulation,
hitherto occupied by FIVE dollar notes Ia all
small Transactions, we should see nothing bat
coin. 30 soon as these small notes shall have
been returned to the banks, which would re-
quire several months. Altar . specified period,
is proposed to prohibit the circulation o.
otes Of a less denomination than ten dollars.
.bis would diminish stiIl farther the pa
per issues, and enlarge in a corresponding
proportion, a metallic currency
So we would continue to do, until it should be
discovered that W have a metallic basis sun
GENTLY safe to prevent expansions Of bank is
sue, and the terrible NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which
PROSTATE trade AID make bankrupts Of thou.
sands.
EIt Is one Of the anomalies Of the sge, that
Intelligent men viii continue to advocate the
high pressure system, which has spread such
widespread ruin throughout the land.
We shall hereafter review and comment
upon some other assertions Of orr neighbor
which deserve an especial notice, because the
BzIstia is the representative Of a numerous
ciass that are imbued with these errors.
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CONSTITUENT
The Cotton Crop.


FOR tbs Memphis AppssIl
CoNHonA COUNTY, Miss, November -, 1881.
MEssRs. EDIroRs: Being visited every week
By your widely circulated and ably conducted
journal, keeping ne posted in regard to every
department Of news, which I would not dis
pense with for for three times the subscription
price, as I regard it one of the best new jour
nails in the South or West-and this have
heard many Know-NOthings admit; but my
object in writing is to inform your numerous
readers Of the prospects in the Mississippi bot
tom Of the cotton crop, as think a great
many are deceived in the amount that wild
probably be made this year. Having Travelled
over a large portion Of the following counties,
viz: Tuuica, Coahoma, Bolivar and Washing
ton, and as 1 have fer many years been en-
gagged in raising cotton, and a close observer
Of the crop, l feel prepared to state the thing
very near correctly, which opinions are en-
dorsed By a great many Of the best planters
ard from ell that | have seen ana heard, there
cannot possibly be more than twO-thirds, and,
in many instances, more than half a crop made
The present year, ewing to the fact that the
cotton crop has been three or four weeks later
han usual, and we commenced gathering at
least three weeks later than usual, and then 1t
has rainsd very much this fall, wsttiug a large
portion Of the under bolls and then add to
this the frost, which destroyed a large proper
ton OF the top crop, and, in consequences 81
these injuries, 1 think you will find l am very
near correct. Bat though the planters are all
shipping their cotton to market, (noEtly TO
New OrIesns,) as fast as they can get itrsady,
| DO not think a great May are selling-only
such as have liabilities to be met Immediately.
have paid some attention to the reports
from other portions of the cotton growing re-
gions, and / now estimate this years yield at
frOsu2 500, 600 to 2,sOO,OOO bales, and much Ct
this will be very late getting to market, and
of ia~feriOrqsslity from Ordinary to Low Mid
ding.
It is to be hoped that confidence win be re.
stored soon in regard to money matters, and
the price Of cotton adYsneed.
/ viii forward my subscription in due time,
aud probably some new subscribers.
The hesith Of our county has been renaTks-
bly, good this year. Scarcely a death in thu
county. Your friend and obj serr,t.
OLD ACQUAINTANCE
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GES. JoHS A. QUIrNAx.-Ws learn that
this distinguished soldier and statesman, ac-
compsnied BY two Of his daughters, villa take
Memphis in bis route to Washington City. He
il exaeeted ID on the John Simouds.
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KANSAS CONFESSIONAL the Convention
that made the Kansas Constitution, Kentucky
gives 1e members, Virginia 8, Tennessee .,
Georgia 6, ? each from North and souta Caro-
lima, 2 from Alabama, ? from Missouri, 4 fr-m
Pennsylvania, 3 from Ohio, ! frcm Illinois, 1
from Massachusetts,, 1 from New York, and l
from Michigan. OF their professions, ls are
farmers, 10 are lawyers, 8 merchants, sectors,
4 physicians, 2 surveyors, I carPen,er, 1 stone
mason and 1 mechanic. It 10 needless to add
that all Of them drink.
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AmaslmRats.
Memphis Theatre.

80 -------D- 7. AsH
A1ns ana STAGE Aaasser----.---L 3 MAGNIFY.
P JOHNSON.
frotnfDr
Ooatuicer.
Leader Of OreheETs----.--LsAOF. scHELITaC,
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION Por the henss. -,
Il MIX LAWfEh. wben nixs Oh AlELOrTE ca
WI afpear In her b~eautifui mpersonatio1 a
"I1n4" "AdrasErs." Mr. Nike Layie-. On sATUR-
A EVENING November Is 1871 Fuf 30 presented
SarErnt Taifonrdrs beautiful trasedF entitled 1ON; -
Ths Founding Of Argos. Ion, htE Cramptsn /; Adra.-
ts Mr.. hIke L4Nlsr. Comic So1gs By Mr. Caurren
D ferturl, Pref GrheIing and Ouhesfra- To csnei1ss
vita The scr IN % farce o. The DEAD REVIVED;
D-oo0ry, B R. Essiuiey.
MONDAY Eight = splendid BIN hr ths bensat CO Ms.
Cramptcn.
F5r ,artteui.7.. q s.uy prorr.mmes 80.
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ALAEAkA TFTKLLIaEEcE.
ALABAMA BEGIsLATUKE.-Tne Huntsville
ls-,,,ts ~ tha 06.h inst has the foTovins.

ALABAMA BEGIsLATURE.-Tne Huntsville
AdrOcais Of the 10th inst, has the following;
- Bills for almost every conceivable purpose
have been introduced; The most important
measures are, 10 reduce the State taxes; 70 Ie-
quire the Governor to reside at Montgomery
and his salary 70 be $4,000; to burn the old
state bank bills to repeal the rotating Judges
law to suppress the eireulstion Of bills Under
i've dollars 10 pay the sixteenth section fund
over to the Trustees OF each Township; to
amend the school law; bills without humber
70 amend the Code, and 70 alter laws as TO
estates 10 regulate banks, banking, sugpen-
sions, charter q new bank, &c. Every thing as
yet Is in an Incomplete condition, and what the
result viii be is Of course unknown. Tbs Leg
isiature adjourned for two days TO attend the
State FAIR IN Montgomery last week. We do
not think it viii adjourn by Christmas"
The same paper says Of the policy of sup
pressing small bank notes;
SHALL NOTEs-Thers is a very general
move in the country in favor Of suppresslng the
issue and circulation of bank notes under i've
dollars. The Alabama Legislature will, We
are confident, deprive our oSh banks Of the
I privilege Of issuing them, and viii impose pen
altiss sgains; the circulation Of those issued by
ban IS out Of the state. Bills 70 this effect are
IN progress Of enactment By the Legislature
We are rather inclined to favor them: But
think they sh0uld be prospective in their oDe-
ration. Foreign bank notes prohibited, say,
after Ist Of next May and our own banks de-
priFed Of the privilege Of issuing under i've DOL
lars after LIST Of November next. Then, to sup
ply the vacuum, the Legislature should msmori-
alze Congress TO authorize the coinage Of tSUO
and -four dollar gold pieces, which would give
the country gold currency from one up 20
i've dollars, as We already have one, two and
a-half, aud three dollar pieces.
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Chaneery Sale OF
LANDS, NEGROES, HORSES, MULES,
Germ, Fodder and Farming Imple-
manfa

TR pursuance % sd ere OF The Circuit Ccart a. T-nIca
4 county pronouucHd atthe Ocfobsr tern 1857. e arf
Court, a. Austin. IN the suit Of James 3. Robin. on md
John Robinson, Administrator % william Robinson.
decenseds and 0thers- vs. Jams ~. Over. I vii eel As
Comm sstaDer on TUESDAY AMI va NEsDAY- ne
@st1 ana 89h da5s 81 Dec=mber. 1887. on the premises
% JAMS n Owen Living IS miles wst o. Hemanto.
on The Hernsnio roaf. Ealing 70 Commerce and sfr
miles east Of Cgmmeroe, IN following property "a vii.
Lanls srctto1s, eighreeu and nineteen. rs ant i9l IN
loFnsntp Three 81 o. ra1Ee Ten. u0J ChicxasaT Session,
tunioa county, Mississippi twenty-five heroes. men.
Epnen a1d c1iiir-ri Nuies U3rses. WAGONS. Corn,
fp1lefs and farmtns Imp eu uts % ths hizhest bidder,
pne-hirc cashs the balance o. he p1rchzss mercy IN
NO eqlal psTment-, IN enc and tUo years. bearua
interest 81 ne rate o. eight per cent per snnum.
ne aD9Te iands o1mpriss q drs1 rate hattom fsm,
some four o. I've hundred acrss cleared. situated "a
baas Island Bsyoui SIX mnes from the C0umcros land
ing. With q g1od rad thereto.
boufs With approved security. win be rp7ulref s-d a
hen retained UPON II lands aad neroes.
FELIL
&sl.Hlm Commissioner.
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AattiOn Sales.
s4sgCE6Oss Sales

EhEhf NlGhIs
~ ksch SoilWaiches, rich Silver Esthes; rich lev
riry. every Vzrietyi ane Clocks, every variety dus
suns snd Pistols, every variety nDe Pocket Cutrry.
- lef-s a~-srrment Of Violins. Guitars, Flutes, Ac-
THO5. J. AIR
AuctioR And Commission Merchant,
hofl1 ~ Mint "
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a HOUSE, and lot o. corner Or Lied n and -
n Csu-ey street; new frame house 80 % ffss.
y 100 frt Terms. 500 cash, the bs1nos #nIl
In three and sir mouths. aAnk
N. G. CATCE a sOS,
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