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tviee week 90 o.
n Two squa-es rsnszzhle veskly per Ennum, 90 @
twics week, g 50 o.
- An sdvertisea0lts required 70 be kept On seoona
ssgE, CHASED saw ZACH DAY, sns o. third Fsse,
a atvsnce ever stated rsies.
E AdvsTsisserts dlrectsd Be displayed, set IN
harFe type chsrged DOUBLE rates.
~ Yearly advertisers vi be charged extra Tor ooa-
pyi1E epsua svsr oontEc and When LARsE TTFE e -
Qulred q b zsed the sdvertiseent kept on Inside o.
PsFef.
n Tsariy ADVERTISERS VII Be eknrSed extra st regular
ats for Wsnis. Rents Bo1aCvais Co1Ertne1shlp No
Hoes 70 ConsiEue 3, &c
q TEkEETEST ADvERTTsISs EUsT 81 PAID foh
Is ApFAECE.
- Ne asrertlssusnt VII sppssr IN the Foaky paper
Dnless By speciai ooltrsct- E.
IT, Adversa-suts 20 inserted n the Y aEy pzIeT
uuy or tt irreular ist=Tsls IN either u tie papers vi
b chsrzed 81 per scEEre for every Insertion
- AunouncinE oauddetss for stats C0uaig and NJ
nictpsI Odcss s. Zach TO Be paid IN advance IL every
instance.
EF- All ad~ertizszents for CharItssse EnEtitrtions
Fp Companies ward, IeEn. snd glhe- Pualic Meetings,
tste charged kaif prtos.
n HsrT1AEss Esd Deaths published Is news but
Obusries Tbuiss q Respsct and FSnsrsl lnvttAtols
other advertisements.
~ Al LeEsl szd Transient AdgerEseReuts VII be
nErzed b ne insertssn.
u Editorial Nerices N Local Column win b eharge
q cents per ItHe-
TI- Eo 6sduCtion Ct variation WI Be made froa tie
urerulnE rnnsE
N'CI.ANAEaE. -R0UsDArE = DILL
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8aiIOing 9tf0ratiOns.
HOUSE, SIGE, End ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &C
". H, PAssMORE

TsAKEs this method o. tnssrns the citlzens of Esn
rhis that he has permanently .0oated himself here
% cTrv or the above business and those WhC
nav favor him with their patronage that al WORK
trusted 70 aim VIII have his strict PERSONAL ATTsN
fION IN re selection and prepsratcn of tAe material
IS vel IS The faithful execution of ths Worz. No
ton pared bis part 70 give satsfaction and
perform the thoroughly and e. tie Sans tine C
suis IL iaste % the most fastdi0u..
His lchg experiences him In saying .aat hs
contracts zi be cnpzd with 70 he eltire sstisfacor
Of those rhc nay patro1ise him. They nay slso rss
assured thai any WORK undertaken By HIN win be prompt
" sonducted-
For ouafcatons h begs leave &c refer 10 ths f,gs
inz persons Capt o. b. Church Csps. T. Newell NJ
" Puoley CART J. Gosiee. Capt. Aigeo, Mr.. 9 Phller
SHOP-BacE e 81 siton's Druz store my19-dly
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Ut IIIII VI EUeI y IIII III y !
cipal meriatan.

eti1nsl townships and S, Of range 10
ta-b n = All fTsc lanai iasEnsiSv-s An II sna
y Of Essex, the residence Of Senator WEIGHr
the Democrats have been successful. ThiI
county few years ago was the strongest Op-
position cousty in the State;
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FREE LABoR.-Ths Hon. W. H. SEwARD,
the leader Of the Black Republicans, pretends
to be the champion Of " free labor" How his
followers ca ont his professions, and show
their regard for the freedom of the laboring
classes, may be gathered from the following
incidents OF the recent Connecticut elections,
related BY the Hartford Timss;
"In Glastonbury, on Monday, Martin Har-
rison, a workman in the mill Of the Nahog
Satinet Company, voted (as We are infOTmeo)
the Democratic ticket. For thus daring to
exercise his rights as 2 freeman. be was
promptly told by the agent Of the Company,
Mr.. GlsZier, that bis services would not be re
qaired any longer. Il was soon afterwards as
certsined, however, that Glastonbury had
elected but one representate, and that there
was fis UCts on the other. Mr.. Harrison was
accordingly told that perhaps be had better re-
main in the mill little lOngeT-thst his reno
val was not fully decided upsn. He took the
hint, and voted, next day, the Republican
ticket-and be is now reinstated in the gOoi
graces Of the management Of that concern, and
not likely te be removed.
- The removal Of Mr. NettletOn, an OveTseer
in the prison at Wethersfeld, for daring to vote
I the Democratic ticket, goes very well With
such an act az this. Let US see--what party
was it that lately lsmented so loudly over
what was called the sitting Of free opinion in
Kansas -
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COmmandant'S House.

rTNHB undersigned wosid respectfully snnouroa -
| 70 tn pubic that b. has lestea the we'll +lssl
kDoura siru-tare f0ruery tie Comm ndHnt'E MI
Hoqse. 10 ths Nay Yard and vii en- Il - h-.-A
Hotel fr Be c5mo tsii % % boaTders and trsnsisn
visitors. oa ths IsT DAT or APAGb TIE building b
of advAntageouy loeatsd f0r The purposs q trg IN
the -ledise siointF Of the new derot q the memphis
and Ohio IA lrozd anf commanding me VieS OF th'
river ard citr n every direct o..
Ths ,arEe and nney ynillatfd rooms nave osrn thor
oughy renovated sod refuruished IN costly sttle VI
ev-rV c,nveni-noe and comfort o. 3 home suit q
spsrimeuts have tted up expressly for the sooo
m ai o o. families aEd the Propretsr take pleasure
in stsiinx that Ars JANE P. PITTHAN i.oy Nei
Eevn Ia tnis city win Be sooated with him IN IN
gner 1erin endeuoe of the estaniishent anlrdins
4 guasanty thar The h8uss IN al It's aspointmenti
VII Be oonducfsd IN q style su-pssscc b. none
The Proprietor g. fully conadent that vhen ne swan
faze- o. t1e House sTogn, u VI rec iVe lioefa
uatronsason his part promisi that nothins s1.n D
! ! - md ne "a reader fheir 20 ouru agreeable
: min J. MARSHALL EOCDV AID.
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A GENBsAL4ssnTtmenfc cf Drugs, Chemicals. Paints,
n OILS Wintow Class, GiassEare Garden Seeds &C.
for sale By the uuiersignsd either BY retail woesz
al the llEest cash D Ices E.S LsNPHIER
marls-ff Pupl II street.
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READ THE FOLLOWING


THE time a. last arrived when a. pe.ous aetsd
Il v N any Of the foIl lzi ing coul llaints ulr use
DR. sLsDGs's CELEBEATED CO2POUNDs.
ChHs. Fever aad Asgs. DysseBsia Jauaios Liver Com
paint Nervous Headiche, a1d Genera. DeoI.itT,
aIecuIed By the Use OF
DIR. SLEi GEs NEEvOUs TONIC.
JOlds Co9sess oroap, la ,uzi Bronchitis. Asthma,
SqitEng Blood, and insipitut C.usllcptu1, are
cured b. the uss o.
d. sLsDsE's HOARHOUED PECT0RAE-
Darrhea, D ssntery Bloody F.uz Chol-ra slrous, aud
ali Affections 0f the Bowels. cured %
the use OF
DR. sLEDGE CHOLERA & DIARRHEA sYRUP.
Pr children, when teethug, IS this emedy partics-
larry ada9ted
Pa1czs-Nsrvous Toaic g and 81 per botre Hea-
hourf snd pectora 81 per bottle or siN bottled sa~ a.
Dlar hsa syrup 81 per bottle or elk bottles Tor s.
as THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
MEMPHIS, m = oruary 90, 1855.
Dr. J. n sLEDGs -DsaT Sir: have Been takIn-.
for sozs ys your Tome Blrt-rs and p-sas1re II
ayins that nothing hars taken has bneatief ne
maah in 50 shsrt time As li DIS. fnere gen
sral debility and prosiration % my Whole yseu head.
ache nesry al the time and oonstsHt nstaisncy for
'oetime after eating with col ness Of y inibs used
remedies thought good but Withous any suecis1
neueht determined to ty your Tonic sirtsrs ard fB
day two after asiRg them began 20 Improve and sad
that an greatly nedttcd By H. cau1n=nf fhan, =.
the public humbag. and uuqusstIosa5ly one of ne
best tsnies cebiiy AMI ssnz 81 prsstrs
tion Of the system. Respectfully ysr ob-dient servant
sAa'L HOLEEs.
hEsAcAs Ga Nay n, 1857.
MEssRs J. Y SLEDsE 3 Co, ME1fPu1s 4rv7y
GEMS: Tou vii please send 10 R-sca DsDof g.
tsentytOur bottles of the Nervous Tonic for ta cure
Chis anc Fsver. We have ~ az ysu sent is WIN ths
exception of bottle 10 taFes dne in this psr and
seems 10 have sh- cesiled eT Ct Phase forward 81
early As convenient Yours, respectfully.
:. Y. }. hill
BuRvsvILLE. Hlzs- September 2. 1857
DR. J. NJ SLEDsE-Dssr 6trs D havs found your
Nervsus Tonic % b. 5snsdc 81 fr The o. Chis
Fever You VIII please send bottle
IS you can. Iocrss tsiE reapec-fuly,
JOEATHAN acHAsTER
SHILOH GIBSON Co. Tenn. geDt. 3, 1851
Tor two half dozen o3trlPs Diarhea syruP which
haIs dozen OF hen As far it has given
auG Hoarhornd fecto-sl left with by gent We
presume d three dcEen bort each,
I II Il Is convenient for yoa 90 nd her Oh
Yours, trulys J. G GILLESPIE SON.
MASON DEPOT, n b o r., seuL Z. 1857.
rR- SLEDGE: We have sod an o. your Nervous runio
left sy your azent These hat have ed it are much
pissssd gilh it " have hsf several calls for q since
been cut You ulli please s=sd as one aozen
bottles znd ohlise yours. Ac,
of the sbo-s are for fr BE- an eruEEists ard
Eishlng suDpy, uzst cddEess
urI7-ln Ssls i.--p pElst1rl, 1s1p1il. rz-1.
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DR.. 3. Z. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon aud ACcoucheT
on . q 3 o'clgcEs a ~ q
rfCt1rE Pm


o'ci0ck, p. n
FTxRANEFUL Tor the kna pa r5aags hsrstofore s1-
tanded 70 ne, take p=ssuTe % inform ny cust.in-
rs and the public IN general that q e not tenis
20 leave this city a. has been reported, and thaf
v res3 attend = a u interBal ana eEtsrns
disrases sEd that ~ Par=d 90 undertake The n ~
dilt sprs tiSas and secsuch ats ard that DO n5'
-e esIoza or any preparation q mercury IN diseases
uhrtevsr-
ec-et dfseasee csred n ny uethod, IN such
suaer as iaterfere With fhe business Of the pa
fisnt and that Do not uss any mercuTy in be treat
uenf o. the sane
Fr fhe foiioEtnE Rheumatism, Arthritis, Neurslsia
Nervous Headschs ssd ToJhs-he Paralysis Dvspepsia
Torpaity on the Liver Spinal Curvature and Wesknsss
Ute-fne Diseases BfpBs, Tur15r Abus or White SEtl
nr nezfuzss well AL di-ezse- OF the E-e anf Ear
Irlenorrhoea Cho-osis SteTiig, Sg@rmst0Thoeas &C
kc OF anT dsease fhaf rel ire IN entire reulsisn O
ne fud and nervous system, use t1e Aa6nes'- > er =
trestmeat Ehich universally known for its przeca
bility - - -, -, -
Afier practice Of ten yesrs as stSn Physician an
Dr,oto- q several h7spitais 10 Germany, an1 eieh
yesrs pracis IN ths United states n r'at.tion e.
Physicsn, surgeon and Acoouoaer is snnoeAi5 sslao
Hshed As y ne ne furiher comment. -
de-2s-daEiT h4 =.
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TIE NEW Jersey ELECTION

Tior Al township 6, u range rs
Al part OF township one outside OF the Sac and FOK
lfvations township ,, and I; that part OF Town
S surEide Of the saEn Bree1. NCD4hs reservation,
ItoEnship6 of range Il
iEAshlps 4, 2 3, Z. s and q rznFe Is
iVnEh1ps /, ,, 3 l. s. and s, rf rance 70.
Fnshi. l. 3 1, snl 8. OF rang n.
GTnships I, ? 3 s. End g. Of range 10
Fnships !, 2. 3 4 and 6 q range 3
the land n y st NEBRASKA CITY, c0mmCncing
ONDAT, th= sixth DAY q September next, for IN
sci Of ths public lands Wlth- tas follosing nzmcd
ships, VIZ:
n Of the base llHe GBd cast Of the siElk srin-
7 cinal r1srf1fast
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G.aYE1NO HOVNE.

TT1HR underssg 1 ha' the pleasure % Eanounoe that
the new and spacious hotel Is ready fos the re
eeftoa Of travsers he vii b. pl -ased 70 old
ieuds and customers be evng that be can now enter
tain them IN q sty-e equal 70 any in the Uni. n
.-A-I ID COrEREII.
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A rroaNEY6 Al Law. 0flocs 10 z55 HGi1 street,
. ~ over Bensanss Music Store, E-1phls, Tern, and
He-rsnso Desslo easaty, Eiss. VII attend prempiiy
a. an ccio1s sd business entrusted tc them IN Wesi
Tsrrer.fr snd North Mississippi.
PrPFR ro-Truiit Bro. A CO PhhEaelphiki Crorin,
Herrthsl \ ssars Waiter Steilletn n. II " B.
HsIler Toaes. Rrawu c., J. webb Co. keu'
unfF AA-e--ANAf
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inst, SAYS:

DEATH or WILLIAM R. CANEoE.-The Bis
sissippian learns BY telegraph dispatch that
this distinguished citizen Of Mississippi died At
his residence in Lowndes county on the 18th
instant:
{" Mr.. Cannon was a native OF South Caro-
liua but soon after bis removal to Mississippi,
the State be loved and adopted, be was elevated
to her Councils and ranked as one Of her best
and purest statesmen. Ii the last Democratic
State convention, bis friends nressed bis name
for the GnbeTnstoTisi nomination, and be came
within a single vote Of receiving it. But the
name Of William r. Cannon needed no official
designation 20 give it lustre. Without the trap
pings Of Office, be was loved and honUred BY
bis countrymen; and he has descended to the
tomb With his epitsph written indeliibly upon
their hearts"
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NOTICE

Da r SJEDGs has returned from New Tort
" sfter AZ - Of Hine ms, and has Effected
SOM astaundrE cnres n that ca he las taEcn AZ
ocp No 81 Noa7se street, between Main and second
street. anf viii reslme the practice OF Medicine where
Be has for SAL oeleorstsd CompoaHis. AL calls at
teodef g. day IT uzht- As he intends iocatng pers
ssnty NsuThs, E1i from the great Success he has
had Il meet o. the various d eases be thinks
be shslld have lsTs patr0nEg from the citizens q
Hs-rphis isus-d1y
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~ l-sR, An -,
Refer q a Ws;ehf. Ess-, s7d Col r. g Payne, Aen
phiss Tvdqe 4 L Csruthers Sunre-oe Oourti =. o
Tssfrasu Esq Nashvfnss Nsisr G.. A. Henry ClarEs'
-ille rem and Gez 7. 3. FlouTnoy, peshE CO., ARK
sv--Tr
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Gas IN CALCUTTA -CslcHtta has recentl5
been lighted with gas. The effect on the na-
| tives is thns described in letter from the En-
ginesr Of the Gas Company:
The sstonishment Of the Hatives was very
great; even among the better informed the 10.
] qniry wse, g Sir, will you be 80 kiud as to tel
~ how the lamp burns without a wick ?"
/ Among the lower orders there was sh imrres-
I sion that it could be made to blow them all up
Z that the Governor General had q key at The
government house, by tErning which be coule
I at bis pleasure burn the whole city. A. sucf
a critical time you may depend we did Hot TAX
! ID. trouble to dissbuse their minds Of the idss
7 indeed, we rather Strengthened it; nor coul'
I We get a native on any consideration even e
touch a lamp post for teal it would explode
! They are now, however, getting more familiar
/ Nth It. though the ismpiighters are still fol
lowed by a crowd, especially when we light u
/ a new street or district
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HERoIc CONDUCT OF JAILoR's WIFE.
/ The correspondent Of the New York Times re-
/ lates the following ss Occurring at Waterloo,
/ NY he says:
! Early on Sunday morning, three prisoners,
named Wilson, Eddy, Missile and Ward, by
I feiguing the sickness Of one Of their number,
got the tailor az This place, Mr.. Baker, IN their
power, gagged and bound him, and locked bin
I in a cell This done, they robbed him OF bis
money and the KEYS OF the prison; snd were
calmly taking their leave when they were
I :. brought al up standing" BY behoioing the
l iailor's little wife pointing az them through a
railing. loaded revolver, and calmly Inform
1 inc them that she would put bullet through
! the FIRST man who attempted % come forward.
! A conversation something ike this followed
/ PaIsnHER.-The devil you viii! You doa'i
/ know how to shoot it.
Mas. BAKER Try It and see, II you like
Ihavs been praeticing with this pistol for the
past few days, and promise you viii Kill the
mrs, man who comes forward.
PRIsoEER-Well, il that's your game, wei
be ouits with you. Now, take your choice.
Young xomah-either let US pass out in peace
or submit to have your husbands brains knock
a out against the walls OF the Jail. Which
do voa ike best? Perhaps that won't be CAV
for nothing. lust 70 see him lying out there eel;
ard stiff with his brains laying around. Ha
lbaI-d-d pretty picture, amt it ? D-d pret
~ wife YOU are, amt ye, to get your husban,
killed? Come, now, What aye 8 " Let ui
ont. and ft'll be al right-won't YEP An
the speaker moved forward a step
Mas RAKER-The frst Hlan 5hO steps ore
that cell dies.
And there that brave woman held those me-
at bay for something like half an hour. unit
help came, and they we're driven into their cells
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a. ] FUN IIUl
z. = TATE

In retiring from he holse Of Montgomery Tate.
retura ny thanks ny nj nds for their pa.rcnage an
confidence and most cord ay reeonmend my s1ccessorS
nessrs NontEomefy Jones n every respect worthy o.
their conndenoe and soicit them c5ntin1anos q
tbe patronass heretosors extsndcd 70 The old am,
sefTs-aTr T. g. TATR.
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. ETPEENPR- lI.n..

rros0oPtTHlC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
80 % fuso-ua the ci sns q Memphis sn4 ts VI
c5nitv shst h. has located tmssf 81 the southeast
oeruer Of lfai5P ani Seoono streets
Css haurs nc ms scieck 10 the raorEinE between Y
M i AZ ro-7n - d 3 tEeeu and ln the evening.
AZ REELEa--I 2dss shs kees e9Y. BOW u Hlss-i
g.. u - 4 80 of CbaFlssian s c Drs. Hs-ins
a LIE of Flla tpsis and d. oasparis Of Louisville
fer1s
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JAMES MOORE.

A TTORNEY At Law, Memphis Tenn References
"A NessTs ward q Jones, Phillips White, Lamb
Y0anF q %. No0lsnahsn Truusdaie 3 Dili, Milton 8
Putnsu Eiief OEel. Esq.s n. Avery, ESQ. Memphis
pHoe ID stzirs AZ the oorBer Of Main and Madison
streets nex docr 20 the G4yos0 savings Institution
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DAILY APPEAL.
IUPsDsY WoPETYG. APRIL p, 1855.
ORreTE or M NEW PARTY

The new great national party, which, we sr'
told BY the opposition papers, is to arise on TOE
ruins Of the Democratic party, had it's suggest
i've birth through spiritual manifestation, Il
We are to credit the Washington correspondent
Of the New York Pest, who, in late letter.
thus discloses bow it came about:
"WAsHINGrcN, April 9.-At social gath
ering in this city on Wednesday evening Of this
week, a proposition was made to one or two
persons Of high respectsbiIity present, who
were known to be spiritual mediums, to pro-
duce some manifestations. Among the persons
composing the sVsli party. were two distin-
guishsd S2g;hsER 7 Lass-sst7vial -lhaii if-e
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EEsE .4REG.

MRS sULLIvAN's Studio Is stiu connecteo
LNl vi the huuse OF Mfssfs p n. Clark Co., where
teaches the recian Art OF Painting ORIENTAL Glass
Painting, PEtchmaaA Parting Also. every vErieiy OF
Embroidery, *, Fruit aud Finwers- Lsa her kubos-
sing. Mrs Sullivan also tesrhss The Art Of Drsgiag
and Sfsmufnr IN A. frnpr1ved nian feh23
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a TTORNET AT Law AustfH ruuics county, Mss,
- vii attend 70 ne psyusnt Of taxes rsdszDtiOn 81
isnd eitbe forfeited soc for taxes and vii promptly
atead 70 eKsminston Of Lard ties the oounties
Of Fznioa Coahsns Bolivar and Washington.
Hssas-fs-em
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THE REMAINS OF PREsIDEST MosRoE---
Among The bills passed by the Legislature Of
Virginia is one providing for the removal q
the remains OF President Monroe from tne
cemetery 10 New York, where they nave re-
posed for more than a quarter Of . century, to
the city of Richmond, there to be re-interred a
the seat Of Government Of bic native state
Il is proposed to erect q marble shaft
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MAsoS DEPOT, y. q o r., SEPT 4 1897.
rR sLEDGE: We haze sod an of your Nervous f1nic
LETT " your szent Those hat have ed it much
oissssd gih " have hai several calls Tor q since
re nave been out. You ull please s=ed one dozen
bottles snd ohlise yours. Ac,
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zunUE EuaZCR

3 : REswS''---''--.--''-'
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BuRvsvILLE.. al4s.- September z, 1857.
DR. J. N. SLEDGE-Dssr siFs d havs found your
Nervsus Tonic % BE- 5snedc 81 Or the Chils
Fever. You VIII please seud dozen bottle as soon
As YOU can Tolrs, FalV respeclfuly.
IOHATHAN mcMASTER.
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". a.. wEATHERFORD,

y. C. FL0UTscb----.--s-H s--- = - =
FLOURNDE S FAR1ELAts
A TT5REAYs At Law Memphis, Tennessee- crnce
~ second street B,ytle 5uBding, Northeast eornsT
Court Sqgzre. lA---tt
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Are the Constitutional Guarantees Of the
South Of the Question Of Slavery at the
Mercy OF Fanaticism?
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
.$7O,OOO and $4,000

II BMEzBER 70 rrscure your ehanefs 10 tine for TIE
| n E-and Capstals In IN popusr Ssturday GeorFia
state Lotteries Th- tcsets nav Be obtained At the
Agents once Hopeded opp site Memphis Cone ever
to-sy, sen your etterI, ord rs addressed 70 W.
SPAIN & CO
Several gooi prizes sid last Saturday and .sn 10
sfil the larCe Capitals This week. fake trp
the terry an ~ yOur luck. whole rictets siO, Half
| IS Qasrter - 50. mr24-was7m
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Anof the abo-s are for fcr sale b. an trugEsfs ard
merchants t1rocEhou- ths ccEErg A5clts a1d c-lers
vishlnS supp'y, uust cddress
oOODYEAE EEAP7 a CO.
urIT-ln Ssls - pElst1rl, lsclr1it, Iz-1s
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A vAVUABl z rzAcT OFE.sED. in Cri.isndsn eouu-
a ~ A-ssasSs, sSsas miles above Memphis, With =
the rvur, c0utsi1i1E kfcut SO sees 1uey r
hrei; a5-ut 50 ne-es cleeref ssd rnder fence with
dzsli rg ac1ses stseies, bans, a. tarzAin vii -
sivsu ApJy u 2 sIBVA1f. "a Rrout 3 -
fshos-im Adm. Estate q Jokn Ki1<.
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4 Good Chance fOr a Barter

r VIII. .-,ds I've lots improved, causey street
for Staple Goeis or for NesEoes For plrt.cuars Ap
NJ - d. g HU HFHRET, Ageats
on. the corner cfCausey ct. aud BroEn's Avenus.
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TREABWELL s. F0ELEETIEE
A TTOREKTs At Law, Memphis, Tenn. Once, No
~ IS Jehsrson street, Up Stain second door East
f1or1rnercisl Hotsl iuS-dagly
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H09SPfPFN 5as ajEETrI.Of

ftNaE tocat on OF his beautiful town uqon -
toe Mississippi river. opposite the city of f4iis
Memubis at the Eastern terminus Of the Mem W
phis ard Little hocE Railroad which is being III
Constructed through th- richt country IN The World
enough 10 attract the attention Of all Who wish 70 in
vest their money 70 advantage.
Cal a. on -, the plan Of the town and bug a
lot thet viii make yyu rich. in short tire lars
sle thesa lots vii BE- made at pubic suction Il which
iue natce viii BE- given. BIB WAD1ELL.
msFt I'm Uni0n Back Nemphia.
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DIXON HELM.
mo u. TRGTTER.

A FroRNEYs AT Law Eezphis, Tsnnsssse- One
n Snuth siae - Court square doors Esst Of n
Rsver ssnF isnl2-dff