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8eaI Gstah,
Valuable Land

4 oFFER for sale tie tract Of Lard upon which -
i reside c1utsininE 1000 acres, and within one ~
nile or Esson Depot, O. The Asurtis and Obi8E~
Railroad. Nv pace Is handsomely Improved; -
With esod Orshsrds End every ooateziense There are
about SO acres n sieEreI land. nflznce vel timbercd.
I VII seu ms entire tract or q part 1 am determined
70 al and vii give . bargain.
R.ssrence msy be had 10 DR.. I. o. WhiEiow, Of
B~roUugVfne. CT Nj. San Eosly, McmQhis.
Adde'S me q shArcn, Tenn OF Col X 3 aoner-
rel re-phis. Jos. mo. S~oNEzvELL.
rbrIaflEn AF-nrEte rru~a c1d-i1
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In Chancery I'D MemphIs.

CTATBO FTgNNESSEE-At Rues ted IN the Clerks
- sfce, Chanoery side OF the Common Law and Chan
cary Court OF the City Ct Heuphif, on Msndsy October
9Th, 1858.
GsorEe Y. w1Hchest,r .Euardisu oi Hseu n. Wlrcae--
ter, t~onrsn.nt
-.
James v. B~rsodove, sy., PieTreA. HsTiy 0phena Har-
AZ, Urrts Smith and others. Defend n-s.
II Rpp-srfrE from Amdavit nled In This ause lttedf-
tndsnts, james V B~rsedlove. ST Pierre A Hery
Gphela Hardy, Urilds smith Nzoeon b~te1icVel
jams ". B~reedlove, Jr NAV BeetloYe. e-drfU J..
B~rsednva. ganes Breed we. Maria Bree1loFe. II v,
Huis and vie Guszl Y HIS Lud % 8 j Hf-thet-rr
a suda Simrzo1. Henry Blood fui vile Laura q.
BCod, tnI J-h1 O.. ShclnF- are a "a rrElfsut Of
The STATE of tennessee 10 Is ordered that they
Do enter their appearance herein before OF within
the first three DAYS OF the next term Of said Court
10 be held on the fourth Monday n eoTrmsgr
next, QS5SD and plead, ansNrer OF dcuur 90 Complain
ants bin. o. the same viii BE- taken for confessed rs %
then and set for hearinE cz-pd1fe ard that q coy Of
this order b. Blbilshedln cs q week for fcgI successive
weeks IN ths Memphis APPEAL
Acopy. Attest. John C LANIE2,
Ce 4 md Master
TERGEH- FARBIsGIoS TERGER, GUILD HEAD
and HALLUnT Solicitors for Compls- nant- tcis-es24s
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In Chancery at Memphis.

OTAT OR TENNESSEE-Pnoce dL Is had in thu
- Clerks cmoe, Chanccry Side o. The Common Law
and Chancery Court Of the city Or Memphis, SATURDAY
October aih, iS5s.
Fl zaT. carroll Complainant,
IS.
Samuel Carroll, J. =. Auisrs0r, n. s Garter AID Others
Defendants.
Usppear.ng from snizvit aei IN this eauss that the
DCfcnd-uts. J. J Andersen AID d. 8. Carer. are
uon-resiirnts OF the State or ILLNESSES. nc D. ordered
that they 90 enter their appearance herein before OF
within the FIRST three days OF the next term Of said
Court. % Be- held on the foarh Monday Ia November
next, G6651 aud plead, answer. or demur o. Couuiain
ants btu or the same VIII De taken for c1nfessed e. &c
ihem, and Sc for hearing cr-pcrfe. md that q
oopyOf ihiEorder be pubishe-unoe . week for four Sue
oessive wecksiu the Memphis Appeal
A gpy-Attcst:
JOHN c. LAEIER, Clerk and Master.
BROWN, KING and BARNETT, E~licit0rs for GEM
claimant. ccf6eF-su
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S A L E
LlHD lid Negroes
2 300 Acres Of Land.

IN so U Ar & n s.
nYv.rr. % an hsrry given 70 @ ac-a q trust ezocu
Is ef br ri EaIs1n- ca Ire t4y O; ISIS
~ r.rrFd 4. C5.unbl- Cauatr, ArEzn=ss, J offer for
sale Lh1ut
$500 Acres Of Land,
rvf1r la raFrnlf- county, on he waters q The smAck-
90 0rees a.-us thl-.v me- from camden one bOey
81 this lard mains some two uoussnl scr-s-tnT~ g
f5rr rrnf-fsr az whlch are opened. The other, o. scuC
ave 1u-dusI sores hE perhsps, a h7ntrud OPENED
On the slfsr IEa Wztsr-ril. sld ether hui'di-gs for the
sc-5mnatsttsn a. g snail f--oe; but tie ofeTsc,r and
74rr9rs fvius ua5H ihs larger tTsct, have heretofore
--ra-aH-T hos 4 re hrr. Tlara are
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A WIPE WORTH HAvISG.-Mr. Walsh, "a
one Of bis letters from Paris, records how g
noble wife was nobiy rewarded. L appears
that in 1919, N. De Montyoa bsqueathea an
annual sum Of 10000 francs a. a premium, at
the disposal OF the Academy for the poor
Frsnchnan OF woman who should, iu the year,
perform the act most virtuous ard morally
creditsbie. The premium for the last year
has Just been sdIuiEed 10 a French woman
MN Durand, OF the department Of Vancluse.
Tor this exemplary conduct: 4" Her husband"
says Mr. Walsh, " was accused Of a capital
crime, and Errsigned az s~ssizes; be was ac-
quilted with difficulty, and BY a small msiority
Of the jury. Tie wife sustained him dev0tedly
throughout the trial, and insisted on his inro-
csnce ; she resolved to ind the real ~culprits I;
she psrseYsred in the search for several years
she discovered then, and had them brought to
Justice Their conviction fulfilled her purpose,
which was 20 re-sstsbiish the character Of her
husbsnd-the true smsnde FOR an honest man.H
Ihe good woman VIII be passing rich with ter
thousand frsHcs-PhiladslPhiG HagaireT.
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LANn FnR SALE.

nEasOEs deeirous Of purchssing good boueE within
I've rpd half miles CT Court Square, would DO wei
- cal On r WoHintine- two coorE from the ConmerclAl
Hossi. ne an sen 40 or I69 acres h lots 10 SAT- lur-
c-hsaer-not less Tran 20 acres.
awra-fHH u K~RiIlNTiNh
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EaudfOr sale.

20 ECEEs or LAND. eleven mHei from -
sOZU Msmpnss. Iyi-E lu TIE sissEaippt and
T.1ur-saa IA rod enc nile rCTth q Hon L~tEeN$@
bret IU1 sores cared end in a high state o.
r7itivaflaas go arrssb tom and eatirdy elovc over
~ I'D WY ezrIfFtImb-r.d The improvements o9u-
sIsts OF tro -~-ttguents q d7Ele lNg HORSES Nsih ne-
r4uufrv sEtam Saw Xii s15ut hslf IN shed, stthtr
to HUNDRED ysr1s o. he TzIirosd, with q TRACK laid %
U-u mi ThIstrzcl o. lard BE- vel adapted for 2 stock
I'm hzvlug a never f5tfEE stream Tzn1inE t1rough
r any 5ne d=-iriur T. pgrch=s- e small farm, wiz DO
- IL reu sd On 4 SHAW s. 20,
or J s. eTAkG0N
--nEr--e- Memnl n. Tann.
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SHILOH. GIBsOa Co Tenn. sept. }, 1857.
Oh J. n. SLEDGE: Enclosed We hand you q receipt
Tor two and a bali dozen bottles Darrhea SyrrrB, Which
came 70 hand IN due time, and We have sod o1e and q
half dozen Of them As far - We know n has gwen en-
tire satisfaction. We have sold al The Esrvous Tonte
and Hoarhornd PcctOrz left win as b. your Ezent. We
presume We could sell two or three dozeE bottles Of sash.
h Il q convenient for you % sind then 70 uB.
Yours. truly, &c 4 SON
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WORSHAM HOUSE.
FALL & WINTER SEASON.
WOrsham House.
Memphis, September Ist, 1855.

Memphis, september 1sts lS5S.
TRHI8 being TIE arEt dsy Of Autunn, TIE b.
Il GluluE e tee new uott1u year, and TIE A5ssf
oomutaao meut q q usE busi-ess -es1nu, The ~
F~rogriet-r o. n Forshau Holsa sFsua hln-AA
zaf q taa cccasi1a 70 returu as EcEulEletEmeuts 70
hs friends, AID he g-blc generally, for heir utersi pa
tr1nzge IN tha past, and % solicit . oontinuanos q their
support for TIE future.
ne assuTe5 hem that be b folly prepared FOR tie
nrouEf Travel. an1 TIE Pal and winter trade. and Of
ferE a. uuch comfort and yrazpt sttszfi1n a. are - &c
found n any Hotel IL tie Southwest.
He has a1anloned, for the present, n nos forever, he
lea o. charging his business and, haFnE male sFsTy
DrepsTsa0n % ksep, A. heretofore. areal. FR3r-CLAsS
aOTEL, IN al u~sdeparmeuts he win coutinlC % de-
vote his undivided nt1enfi0n % ne uanaEFmEug o. ms
Houae- Eesp1ctfully,
= J. WOAsHAM,
H.pl-d Fropurt1r Of Wonhlu House.
Young America.
THE subscriber would rs-
specially inform bis frtends ~A2
Esn and the { Egcuine ruiuc, hat bis WESI
-CLAss RESTAURAET ard HOTBL GAREI,
on Adams street. nasny opposite - Worsasn Eouses L
nov spen. whcre his ft Ids and cHstcuers viii b far
llser d with al fi1dsu % Game AM de1caeies q ne Haa-
soa. - vel - the chgcest trzufs q Wines Chsiieug
iuE al comDstltion, be soIIcils = Hbsrsi shars q n
pub -etronzza. TEpl-lyi J0aEPH THuFEL
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Adontion.

A 9AhfLbAAk in he country, having lost his wife.
n hss prsitF famsis Child q oiEht months old. Which
he hA9 10 @ 'Eli q ttElnF care e.. Hts Jtisct g. 70 piare
q WHERE 4 vi rscare ktnaress and attsufIon. - IA
would ctherWhe b ralfed among neEroes. Any person
-fiiEg 70 Gd5tt The chhd, OF receive n into Their family
win pieese ornr a note 10 WILLIAM"
a~-0hrwlm n1x A. p q MemrFfa
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Ennd fna. N0Ie.

r oFFFR nv tract Of Land for sale lying IN
4 Fsyetfs county, two niles west Of eoseos, ~
containing -Four Hundred Acres. one hundred andNt
ninety acres cleared. and the balance wei timoet--
ed. Two hundred and ten acrssJ The railroad rSns near
y through the middle Of IL. have excellent ssifr .nd
ire place h as healthy as any 10 the eooaiy' vi toiT-
ably im~puTemfnts I an anxious 70 zen 70 terms
apply 70 The subscriber living On the PREMISE
or7.w2m y D DhAAA-
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LA ChanceFy at Memphis.
OTAr OF TENE ESSEE-At Rules he'd in the
- Clerk's sflce, Chanoey side ofthc Common Law snd
Chanoery Court, q the city Of Memphis. N0ud.y, Oc-
i1hef ath. 1855.
Efhacl Eagsn, Complainant,
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CLASS No 2
R-adl-MedE Claftina.

200 froek coats, iadls5 blns broad ccth.
800 pzn-aloous.
100 ndiEo rIue Mackln-o blanket ospoie.
800 bus ssflnCtt coats.
90 % penfaioonE.
2l cadet mixed satlactt coats.
90 81 psnlaloon=.
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CHOICE FRUIT
NOTICE,

w. III Hunt
TTAEIEG retired nom The Auction Business. the SAINT
n Efn be carried on a the Old stand, No. 10 Madison
street, b
a ;. LEVY s. A. z. FARMLAND,
Under the siyle and arm Of
-. -. LEVY Go GO.
ConsignmsHts Solicited. Account Sales en-
dersd promptly.
a. s. LEVY a co.
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HAILust, BEAD. GuIIB Tr7GFR, FArRfSoros
IrnaEa. s--cLLa-- ~ Cnm.--n.n. a.ls-as-LE
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HOUSE FOH SALEi
LEASE OF LOT FOR SALEI
OFFICE FOR SALE!
- MI e. C.EaF
Cypress Plank TO
HHAsoSED Poplar PLANK ToR SALE.

Best Clear Lumber for sale!
UxHE Lumber Is selling a. loss Than Cost fr Cash,
OF ninety DAVIS notes, TO- close The concsrn. In
quire e Lnmbsr lard. souta aide o. Union street neH-
fhis. o. Iapf7-2ml ABiBL SIBVENS
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Valuable Plantation

ENE S0lt.
4 OFFEE Or 80. my Fauiaicn. WINS oue nile a.
/ Hcath 81 acustghia Epof. on TIE Mississippi
and Tcrnese-e BEi'road, c-antsiuiuE Pour HunfredSS9
Acres, tive hlndrd and dfty un4er cultivation, -
vi 4 8 god log dwentng house Fi--housaf nifro ospina
and Ell necessary OCT huad4rgs ! VIII sh ne plao
iaw. ANY cue vkhfng 20 p~urchase. csn learn the price
ard lerms oT cunlne d Va or vritnE % me a. HenatootA-
uIssssrri. Tsg26-taE2m1 g. T. WALKER
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AAaoN DEENAr - " n ~ aeUL . 1851
Dr. SLEDGE: We have sold Ell q your Nervous ronie
left - Jour agent Those that haVe used Il are uuch
pleased with It. We have had several calls for IL slnos
We have been ont. Xou vii please send Us enc d1Ess
bottles and oolige yours. &C,
4 7. BROADNAX q son.
All Of the above sre for fer sale By al druFgists snf
merchants throughont the country. Agents snC others
wishing = supply, must address
GOODYEAR EEEPP q CO..
mrl7 dff Sole prrrrlatore. Newuhls Tenn.
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Eles Temple, james 7 L=sth, B GAusnt md o;bU=,
leffudauts.
Il EppeaTing from amdavit fled In hi. cause, that the
4 Eenlau.s. ychn Nielsen AID wife Laura Nelson. Wm.
vance aid wife Frames Vsnce, r p Rici ads snf VIE
gaieria Rlcharts. S0tssTe Winchestrr. Elizabeth n
5crugCg, J~1sepnios kurphey and y. q. Erusz are
Hon-npsiients Of the State OF Tenne5saF: Il Is or
iered that they DO enter their appearance herein before
or within the frst three days Of the next term o. said
Court, 10 be held on the 4th Eosday DO hovemb ruext
Qs5) and plead EnsWer or demur 90 Complainsnts'
0ifinai snd Amended bills o. comp amt hled herein,
or The same viii De taken fer confessed b. 10 them snd
set fol hearing es-PaTfe; and that q olpy o. this order Be
published once q week for four successive weeks In the
Memphis APpeCi.
Ac5py-atJest: JOHN C LAEIER.
CLERK and Master
VrRGER. HALIuM and others, Solicitors for Complain.
- o-rc at
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Dissolution.


TaK cn-partnrrship heretofore existing Ender the nun
L O. HAnRIs EonsyzLY GCo., Is thls day ciEsolv-
81 b. the 2 trems1t o. Mr.. Wm p Frsuddt, whose
health requires a rslsxaiisz frcm sciiye labor
WORHELEY,
". q. FfCKETf
August ~. 1885. w p. rEOuDfiT.
The undersigned assumed ne ct iemertc q ~ us bu-
sinrs- ~ she late drm. ard VIII c1ntiuue itf0' fh ircsu
scc1unt rifhout charge CT styie
WOENELHTs
su2l-Sfmrvtm NJ. s. PICKETT.
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Removal.
2 z ORNE'S LAND OFFICE.

UAs eeen removed 10 stewart a ProElne1 Block, on
II Van street. between union and aayoso s1reets 4
: 80 In ne Chictasaw and RiveE comtiea. IN Mig-
10000 Plantations IN Mississippi snG Arkanaas. CITY
80 improved and unlmproxed IN Meu1hls sad So
Surbs, aiways On hand and for sale. aFet-iI
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- go on liberal Terms,

EoF Sale on LlberaI IermsI
TWO housand t=o hundred snd thirty sores
OF choice RoliTsr Lsnf. three miles frCm -
ne Mississippi river; four hundred acres In cui-a=
tfrrfion. coed DEeulrE AID comfortable Guar -
t--E. s.eEal Gin sud new Gan Stands. vii be sofa With
me , sce TEsztv No IFIeid Uzuss. young and likely;
tveaty Muies OK TeEms, Wagons, EEr-1lnE Utensils, &c
Aff1iniuTt hts place VII sell ore tho1saId a1dferty
acres one hundred and fifty acres BE- cult ions thret
hundred sesdene5. The above pr0pcrty a be sod
for our-thlrd cash. the balance on ere and 40 years
rreft. Fsr frrlher particulars cal Or me q D. PLAN
t.ff77 address J. J. ROSS
P-rclllz=, Els-isaip T.
or o. pr :. s. PEfCnCK,
mra-4f ErUHfis. Tennessee.
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F0s' Safe.

Hos7 desir.bls SUGAR ~FIAETkTIOE On -
"A the cuast. - miles abgve tbs city centaln-
~ sfs Arpents % Larf; $50 a. rifFhticnf she
hsiaEoa heavily ~tlmperod, Toe ther VITA %
atmst.d s'.vcs III place IS IN perfect order. Fof
terms. &c Apply &c FEIrCHARD D. fLOWEh
Neu Orleans. June IA 1883 i~unlo-otf
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JOIN n. CARNAGE solicitor for complainant.
gcf7 eSu4E
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d. bLkDdks
Dyssntsry, Bloody Pix. Cholsa Mcrbus. ara
al Affections Of the BoWeis, sc cured 1y
HMa uan 81
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DR.. sLEDGEs CEOIBRA a DIARAHEA SYRUP
For children, when teething, u this emety rarIc1-
L.rln .L.n-.l
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insurance Notice.

A IL constituents to our house sre covered - oar
"a opea poilcias N the best compaaieso q Tbs elty.
WOoLssY s ErHRIDeE,
~ Orleans, os,osst l. lsss-oS-ln
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gQt&rlts.
swAE & cos LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT.

TgBK following Scheme win be drawn By 8. swan =
Il o., Managers Of ne Sparta Academy Lottery In
each Of theis single Number Lotteries fg November,
1855, at AUGUSTA, Ca, IN public, under he sn2erin-
tsndcnce o Commissioner.
Class E0araws on Saturday, November 6, ls5a.
Glass Al draws Saturday, November 10, 1888
Class AZ draws Saturday, November 20, 1883
Class 43 draws Saturday, November q, 1855
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CHAS. POTTER
s. n GATES,
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For Sale.

A \ Improved Lot frouirE Gcs'ee street n b. ii9 feft
n In the rrirhtarhoof g the 81 Agnes Academy
sI-o 4 IL fronti1r Cauris RE- 5 by 1859 n The Arse
crarnds. snd Thr e lots front ng Drsoto STREET, sE-
end d. MS f-et ssch, BY 2oa oteF, q part Of Co. Pos
tanss Dlriflon cf Lots, ard aciainng the pigos on Ehict
he IiFss For particulars. aPpy -
J. r HATLET,
aea25-sm IS Front Pow onosof Hu Ia hey
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates,

Hpciose the money to our address FOR ths G-kcts Or
aerea. 90 receipt Of which they VIII Be fsrvardse b. nrst
man. Purchaser can have ficEcis cnalnG a. any hgurt
they msy d~ssiEnate.
neU OF drawn numbers ana prses vii BE- sent 20
,urchssers Immediately after he drawing
Purchasers will please write heir slgnatuTea Fiaifi sn1
i've their POET Onoe, County snd stEte.
~ Remembcr that ever Prize 10 drawn and pAyAaf
IN fuu without d~educiton.
49, ne drswing-other Prizes AZ The usual tine o.
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ROMn0rM7.

THE sur CITY Insurance. Co1p.ny ass nsRoseals
ms . rs Rsnk Buildings Aaia street nirddoo'
south o. MBdiscn.
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10 Saw MIL OWNERS

TNHA Subscriber, a practical SaE-nsser, hss perus-
A. n-ntly locztes himself On Memphis, fer the purpos1
q h~k-nOOfnlN6 and brhAfgHFENtEC CIAoULAA
and al other SAWS. WORK toHe % Cinciunatt and
Eastern prices, and guaranteed.
Also, orders received for every ccscriptlou Of Saws
Al saws sid By me are warranted Saw Xii OWE
Ehi nnd g 70 1slr ntszntags % c.H or NJ be'or- -
chasing elsewhere.
Shep on Poplar street. opposite Union FoEaisn.
unr2G fawiv gAHUEL p HHEuVk.
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Cs4RSON''S
PUMP SHOP,

= - AA& SA 3
On Second Alley,
" UNION AND
TIHE untersigned would respectfully inform the citt
zsns Of Memphis and It's vicinity, and his numerous
past pAtrcEaae IN bis il1e OF BUSINESS which business
has hitherto been confined % the manuf1cturi1 and uuf-
ting NJ the ChsIn-PumP eicneI and Sail believing then
to BE- the best pump IN use, when madeo OF good materials
and properly put Up, fand the meGnest when not 80 made
and put up) however e. there are places where she
Chain Pampe susotb be used; also few persons vet LIVING
Of the so,teE tlmes," Who stu thifk that there an
other Pumps In use superior to the Chain Pump. have
deterUinedtQ the tsste Of an b. putting ID
or shipping 70 orier, any Kind Of q Pump that this mar
set tan furnish. ] have therefore, employed an expert
enoee workman, lately from The EAST, who win attend q
putttg up AID RIP II rg al kinds OF Iren Pumps. He
VII also DO every kind Of PLUMBING, al OF which 7
VIII warrant and when 7 say warrant. I mean What ]
tsy, AM say FhatI mesn.
Ikzve a. the Lass year ATTACHED machinery 10 . nHm-
Der Of NJ CBat Pumps with entirs success. ! have
aiso used large balance Wheels On Hand Chain Fmps
VITA equal suooees- IN ene case ! have used the welded
Link Chain and Farned BEtton, which Il quite e1Pen-
sive. bat & .fadeth net away"
ULT IN PARVO."
IhsVe recently inTeutaf = CHAIN PUP BOX en-
5rRcng two complete, separate fnd distinct Cnsm-
Pumps, inter ded for double ~tenements, tard double price,
two Pc sons can draE water from this box Al ne sane
lime, h.ving no interference with each other vhAtsyer,
being no h0ls eft N the Partition. val or fence arse
enough FOR an u1e1in, dos OF cat, chicken Or mouteo
crawl from o. yard TO re other Esuld refer yoa
concerning be Pump bF g BHsbA~ ? sox
P am prrpars to ship Pumps On orders N saort
a. tice, up or down, sSsto or vest Of the AississipR.ri.e
iar19-tfT
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IMMEDIATELY a r1l1reo Gecf, v asher aud frauer, for
Il the tsisnos Of ths YrIr. Liberal vases paid. Auliy
% tois-tfl IN SHAW a 90.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23
To be Remembered.

Frcemen of Indiana, remember that
Jesse ID. Bright, who two years ago stood
pledged to the doctrine of "Squatter Sow
erciynty" for the people of the Territories,
in his late speech of March Goth made
use of the following language, which
the whole Lecompton Democracy have
cordially indoscd:
Even if had been inclined to look
with favor upon the submission of const
tutions to direct vote of the people, and
believed further that the wishes of ma
iority Of the people of Kansas had been
disrcgarde,l into the formation of the Lee
compton Constitution, still should MOI
hare been prepared 10 rote against ACCEPTING
i"-Speech Of March 20, 1858. Staft
Sentinel, April I, 1853.
Why would Jesse and the Democracy
want TO go so far? Because, says Jesse,
The present aspect of the slavery question
demands that merely abstract opinions
should be sacrificed to the welfare of the
whole country.
What is there peculiar in the present
aspect of the slavery question, or was there
in it at the date of that uttcrance? Sim
ply this: Such men as Jesse had promis-
ed by hook or by crook slavery should
have Kansas; and it must now be made
good; and that Jesse is willing to do it at
the sacrifice of popular sovereignty, the
will of the majority of Kansas, and the
peace and prosperity of the State and tho
Union. Knowing that the Lecomptor
Constitution was the W. k of "a faction, >
as it had been pronounced by the State
Sentinel; that it never had the support o
'onc eighth" of the voters of Kansas
and that it had been voted down by a ma
jority of nearly IL 900 at fair election
Mr.. Buchanan himself being judge-Mr
Bright is "still not prepared to vot
against accepting it," because of 9Th,
present aspect of the slavery question
And all the Lecompton democracy CT,
"amen'' indorse the traitor to his owl
professions, to popular sovereignty, fire.
government, and States rights; and actu
ally put him in nomination for the Pres
idency.-Ind. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23

One Of the editors of the Democrat prom
ised Mr.. Oglesbcc's assignee that he would
correct the statement in regard Mr.. Ogles-
bee being returned delinquent. but in the
lastnumber of that paper the statement in
stead Of being corrected is reiterated. He
would, doubtless, have complied with his
promise, had not Reeve forbid it.
Let it go. however, he is welcome to all
the capital that can be made out of it.
There are numbers Of good men in this
county, who, when the financial crisis
swept over tho country, were Frustrated BY
its violence, and to whom the. remarks Of
the Democrat are more applicable than tc
the Republican candidates. Do these mer
consider that because misfortune has thus
overtaken them they are bad citizcns-un
worthy Of holding pubic Office? II they d.
not. let them 60 to the polls next montl
and place tbs seal of their whitening scorl
upon these men. who. with their lips reek
ing with public pap. lenounce them as such
To secure the election of his '.greaf pro
genitor." Daniel is resorting to all manne
| Of unfair statements and double dealing
| Oh daddy, Oh daddy, my name il Dan,
4 To secure your election I'll lie all can,
! So that the tax-list ] can publish again,
And az heretolore two prices obtain.
t< far' Down. down. &C.