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WHOLE NUMBER 135.
PUTTING KANSAS KNOWL-
EDGE TO SOME USE.

There Is a law in the Old Dominion
by which the creditor can lock up in Jail
any poor editor who happens to be in that
peculiarly editorial condition courieously
denomiaated short Of change. 1t is said
tha, particularly lean knight of the
quill, living in one of the southwestern
counties, was arrested short time ago
by physician, to whom he owed bal
ance on account. The Jail is rather
primitive affair, not very wen 'chinked,'
and Immediately adjoining the sleeping
apartment Of the .iailer aud his wife,.
The guilty man naturally asked permis-
sion to carry in his papers, scissors and
pen, that he might prepare some copy
for future day. Among the documents
he fortunately took with him long
speech on the Kansas question.
About . O'Clock in the evening he pla-
eed himself in an attitude of a Senator
and repeated in loud and husky voice,
and with great deliberaiion, the entire
document The iailer and his family,
who had never been used to such exhibit
tions, were horiied and kept awake all
night. The editor slept portion of the
next day to recruit his strength and lungs,
and in the next evening began 10 deliver
TO the naked walls the same summing
up which he had pronounced twenty
four hours before. lie had uttered but
q few paragraphs when the jailer ap-
peared and politely requested him TO low
: er his voice. In answer, he assured the
guardian of the public morals that he ex-
pected to go to Congress in few years,
and was in the habit of reading one of
; these efforts every evening to hio family,
'S 10 keep himself in practice.
'e And DO you mean to read that speech
III every night in my hearingY
Il i do, sir
= How much do you owe that Doctor !?
s. Thirteen dollars, SIR with Con-
y gressional emphasis.)
e. 'Will you refrain from keeping my
Oh family awake until can make out the
y papers necessary for your discharge ?
IL ~ ---:u 80
y la short time the Jmler retnrned,anc
'u assuring him he had paid the debt, re
quested him to give his note, payable il
II six months, and then,as an especial favor
~ to depart from the premises. The edi
~ tor went on his way rejoicing, and tn,
10 jailer viii, no doubt, at the end of si1
a. Months, renew the rote, rather than &C
oI cept the alternative Of harboring Kan
10 sas man on his property CiacinAat
% Eaqairer
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The KASsAs ELEcTIoS-CAMr
OurRAGKs. Hetg York, July 15.-C.
W. Babcock, Mayor Of Lawrence City,
Kansas, is now in this city. lie says the
latest indications IN BIS Territory are
that the English bill not get 1000 votes
al the coming election.
The ST. Louis Democrat gives detail
Of several ouirages committed Il ihe
camp Of the sixth eoluma~ Utah army
eueamped on the Big Blue. There was
continual fighting among the camp ioE
/ lowers, and several teamstcrs had been
shot and two or three ent b pieces
Lieut. John 7. Magrnder Of the 2d Cav.
airy vas shot dead, On the night d Zoil
+ Of June. by man named Prore. Tie
assassin was arrested and tried by tbs
civil authorities at Maryssille, and dis
charged. Major Emory afterwards seq
i detachment of troops for the arrest O
Tie murderer, but Liey were gnsgecess
lal The dyaenlery was very presalea
among The lfoops--siziy men we're doSl
with i.
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Tm. y. Philips wn 3. PbuIps. John W Esson and
bis wife 3 izabeth S Mason. I'D oilers.
In Chancery az WemDhis.

I'm Chancery at Memphis.
| GTATE OF TENhRSSEE.-At Rules held il IN.
- Clerks e6ce, ChsncrU side fthe Common Law an
Chsnoery Court, q the city q Memphis, hsudsy, Oe
tobsr an. 1888.
Michael Easan, Complainant,
rg.
David Paisisr, Robertson Torp. s B,Eey and s Mosby
Defendants.
It appearing from aRdavlt hled IN this cause that IN
Def-ntaut David Phfsier. Is mon r - ent Of the stat
q T nnesfec II is ordered that be Do enter his AZ
pearance herein before or within tfe drst three davs Of
the next term o. sid COsrt. % b. he'd % the fourth
Monday 10 No-Guiosr ne1t ttSE6' ard pesd. answeror de-
mur to csupiE PANTS hiI or the srmc viii Be taken for
confessed astl Aim snd set fr hearing er-perfs, and
o. Al . copy o. this ordfr 1o Publ he'd orce a week for
four Successive week In the Memphis APPEAL.
Acp5-Atte1t JOHN G LAhIER.
Clerk snl Master.
R K TuRSAsE, soii-iior fer oompalnsnt.
OILS eFrsu
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THE APPEAL.

ANTExScHoLr ROMAEcE IN HrcH LIFE
Dr.. cosorLr, describing a portrait, published
IN the last number Il the London Medical
TINES, says:
arhs history Of this patient was, in truth
one long and melancholy grief-s real romance
IN a woman Of high rank. She wasa Princess
OF one Of TIE n0blest Of the French families,
and brought up In splend0r, and in all childish
happiness. She grew tall and strong, and all
The illusions Of youth AMI beauty and high
station gere gathering sround her. 1he the
bad scarcely gone bE, when, IN the careless
DAYS Of childhood, the young Duke d'Enghien
was often her playmate in tie splendid gardens
of the Chateau Of Chantilly. Soon sf1er-
wards, the great French Revolution shook ct
once frsm rank and power aHd wealth. all the
Princes and Mobiles Of the land. The young
Princess was transferred to the obscure care
Of q private governess- She became aequaint-
Cd with poverty, and disappointment and fear
agitsted her daily existence. Her education
was neglected The Duke d'Eughien unhap-
PLY re-sntered France, AMI his life was the
Immediate forfeit. His murder filled Europe
with grief and horror. To the Princess, then
sixteen OF seventeen years Old Il brought des-
pair. she fell By degrees into profound mel
sncholy, and, young as she was, the springs OF
her life being poisoned, her hair became al
most suddenly gray. She was taken to the
Salpstrisre, OF which asylum she remained an
inmste until, after many years, death came to
her relief. Long before sAst release, Der lower
limbs, partly from i~nsction and partly from
hsbitusl position, bad become contracted, 20
that when she moved about, It was on the hands
AID osts ischia, ike a cripple. In all those
wears, she seldom spoke, aud then only IN Dur-
murs. She sat % her bed, Der head leaning on
her hand, and her large eyes liked, al the day
49, -
Der, a. II looking for some one on whom those
ewes were never more to gaze, or listening for
some loved voice, never more to be heard BY
mortal ears"
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he uniersiEned rssuucd re - llmert Of en- the bu-
siuess cf NE late fru3 ard vii c1ntinue q for their oEn
Aoc5uni without chargs o. sfEls
RALPH WoRHEJEY,
su23dimfVtm W. : FICKElf.
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sWAN & cos LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT.

nHE fdiowinF Schsms VII be drawn By s. Swan 4
Il Co., Manager Of he sparta Academy Lottery, IN
esch Of the Single Number Lotteries tor November,
1855, al AUGUSTA, Ga, In public, under he suPorih-
tsndenoe O. Com1issioHers-
Class 40 draws on Saturday, November 6, 1858.
Class Al draws Saturday, November 10, 1858.
Glass A. draws Saturday, November 20, 1883.
Class 43 draws Saturday, November p, 1855.
on the Plan of Single NumbersI
$1,000 Tieketsl
6.A91 Pr1zozGt
Fly One Prize to Every Nine
Tickets.
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G160 Reward

L WILL give = sbove reward 70 any person Who a.
II VII Epprehend. and secure IN jail aT 9th rEIse.
50 that can get them. three Negro Men. that ran
away from ne Two o. them left on the 18Th 49,
September. are the ether on the etth ingt. Htaten %
ont q toe STATE. ene-h slf; n taEel IN the STATE, one
third for either o. then. Ore Of fhe two that left frEi
is nave "a ADAE-sh0ut5 feet s t-ches hlzh. igbt CON-
Fiertoi and bierEh'F EraT. and q zra- On bis n0se ard
che knee somewhat enlarged - . cut aud shout a ycarl
o. Sge. She ofher one Is named FR9D, Is shouts feet
hiEh, very hisck, weighs about is5 ponds. ard is abou'
50 years Of EE3 Ibeisve they Were d-coyed n and ere
shining % gs- 70 free Stste
ne one who LETT IN the 14ih lnEt iH named CH ARLE5,
Wy black, sbout 80 y au OF g.. nd 8 Get 8 iDchfl
hiEh. heavy buft and vey p a1f. has rather . down
iak when EpokeH 10, neVe fssiess very shTeWd chi
smart. AHUEL NEAL.
oc2a-faufm Eezr uecuu. Fareftr cnurtv. TEN.
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for Sale.

T SAVE for sse Two tracts Of Land, = sec los a.
i one nile fram Ca7c1e On white river. adioin- -
ing q rlsutsfill ] have tust SD 10 Jas. Upshsw, -
10 Mempbls-no improvements tut cxceuent -
LAID, and twelty feet above overflow. The other. two
mnes fren Aberdeen on Ii stage road 70 Little hock
has IE0 res q Ia q In cultivation. $50 n All. In
Jas. 4 UpthaE, o. Memphis, or A. J. Turner, near
Cssooa. vii give any Information detifed.
aufT hautf II y WETIRORN
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FINE PROPERTY

7 oFFER FOR sALE, re following pieces OF -
4 Real Estate near ~ city, 'o-Eft 2las Of -
scres s-ch, a Poplar street Just outside the city -
Thes Lots one Of which Is vel improved, viii Be -
sid togsther or sepzrsfeiy 70 suit purchasers. Another
lt = IS aces, with nine &C es casred snd q good o.
chardl on the new State Ire road two miles from the
city. Ai-o q hns lot csutsining reven acres and covered
with forest trees, o. TIRE Grrmaniswn Piankroad, two
miles rcu the city The above properly Is sl Of tie
most desirable character and vii be sold On favorable
terms. spply to " s DELANY,
ETs--sm Prcvlne a Stewards Bfes, hain st.
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CsncRra Cnred.

AAOkA than loo eases have been cured within n
IVA last SIX yesrE, ranging hsm one to thirtv v-e-s
stencnF Owl Loving, LoEinEton, Va Thomaa Hrbbs
fsersourg, Vrginis, Joel q Parish, Lunelbuu~
Firginia, John keynolcs, Biz Island, virginia. ThoI-
IS v Aarshau Beaufort, n. O, Mss Hattie RochrsfS-
Pine Hal, n. c., SAmusi Bingham, M~cssvfls. III -
Col. Archibald and P. Carter, MOsevine, q. 81 Hcr
George Q. Aendenhan,J jamestown, n. O., Mrs. IeviD,
Andersen, Coyingtoni Georgia, l. A. Bauzh. aocial o.
Gle, Georgia. jerry Dreamer, Dalton, e., Wm.R Che1-
der, Calhoun, Ga Elisha burden, Social Circle. "a
Coz. r Lunpkin and John Paine Evansville, Ala.
Pamphlets containing testimonial Of the hirte-s H.
setsr VII be forwarded 70 any one Eishing - tesf -
truth Of the above.
hedisines forwarded By mail.
address, las. A. CLOPrON. M
ocG-ly Hu-fEvffa Hfah.-.
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NOficR
OFFICE souTHrSs PIcITIc RsunoAr


OFFICE SoUTHERS PACIFIC RAILROAD Col
TEIAs, Oct ls, 1855.
A GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholders q tht
n compsnT viii be held 81 leu syile Eeutucky, o.
THURSDAY, the 26th DAY CT November Inst A meet
ing Of the Direct r. a The COMPANY win also be held al
he same place. Business q Importance viii be trans
sctei b. both StCckhsiders snd Directors.
Acompremiss has bsen made with the New Con-
gany " II claims TO be- mpostd % creditors, hoidlns
AGAINST the cid Company demants for the sun o. aheui
ss27,000 The terms o. the coulpromiae rtquires the
payment % thisi IN e~btednsss In tb-eee qua inssaTmss Is
tt three, Eve snd seven months, IN Cash or approved ne.
rotishle paper. II Is detir bic 70 promptly eKtinguish
his I'D ~OteduesF, hist We may core into possession Of
he Rosd and property Of n Company, sud promptly
proceed with The construction Of the R0zd-tbo means
f0c.nstruct he next twenty eve miles being IN the
freaeury Of Terss- II The abs BE paid a re- ievlng
Le Company II rs pecuniary disabilities. snd the ability
o proceed with the roaa Be shown, no fears n cd he en-
'ertAinsd Of The h~sstiity Of TeEas or Of the guardians
Z her prosperity. her public policy, ard her t-0d faith
N hoHo--ges. Of Der hhera'ity IN the future. - IN the
asst towards this great este prise, a being the base
Inc of the vast railway system Of the United States.
he Stockholders are called tcsethsr 20 elect q NEW
directory and to at upon all snd every subject Nblch
they nav r~ightfuily consider.
u9-fd JFPTWA FOWTEFa presfrnt
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white Rlver Land for Sale

NIB subscriber offers for sale the following -
i tracts o. Land isln near wore River. 49,
ArksuEaE. one traf Nfthtn two miles Of Crock
su's Rus, consisting o. s2I 80 leo acres, with -
IS scres improved aid ome c-hins. T e land e nh,
level clos 10 navlEatiun, above overflow. In q good
1eEAhrrhCpd and c1uvenient 20 perpetual stock range.
one traet four miles from Cass county. santsinins $50
acres, IT5 improved, Bod csbius snd excellent sn house.
N e As q Or : rate urland farm rsmarkkb lea thy 10
cation, Ere ranle, good neishholhosd and close 70 on
staut nsviEa-i-u. NJ. Price, iivi1g near the Fiscc, VII
.huw D. 10 przons Wh1 Wish 90 ezsmfne t.
Also one Tract IN 81. Franc 5 county, twelve miles east
OF De- Arc containing $50 acres. ever 100 improved
wits god cabins, &c. ~ g. su1cisnt % say q this
pace thst a. is Unc Of the best n the FAR famed Rich
lard township. lti On one Of tn princpzi roads In the
state ard Is fsrCrably situated Tor q public stand
raere Is female sesdemF going up within BALI nile q
the h=u=e. There Is also q aue church c uvenisut Mr..
Davidson. on the plaoe, Or Dol. Bsghy viii show the land.
Col Btgby Is sulh1rEsi 70 sell. Persons Whishlnf fur
Tier Information viii tdirerB ne a. waterford, Kiss.
/. II. EOORIEG.
p ST. you want bargains apply soon. am deter
mined 20 sel Is~epl7eaW4Hl ?. n
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Tennessee pie Mata1


the Creditors Of the Estate o. 4. J. Williams. Go
4 ceasrd: III suggestion Or the insolvency Of the e.
tste Of s }. Unliams. deceased. having been made IN
he County Court OF shelby COUNT, Tennessee, al per-
chs hoiding claims agatrst sstt estate are hereby noti-
ued 10 &c them with The Clerk o. said Court duly authen-
ticatet, ss By Law requLed, on or before the pa day Of
0ecsmoer rexts for pro rats payment.
2 r. WILLIAMS,
Admir- Of the Estate Of 5. J williams, dsoid.
sau2fan
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NnTECE

ia ,. n. sLEDGE has retsrBsd from New Yors
AIlsr an aosenee 81 zine months and has Elected
aLce a. No. 81 Aonree street, be- tween Nam arf Focon5
sutetss aAd VII wsune ne practice o. Medicfre. whers
ae las ir ale his eeleorsted Compounds. Al caus A.
ltncer TO- cay Cr night- AS he intends locatipQ prrma-
Senty AeHrhis, and from he great success he -
aso - ne tresiueotO Of TIE various diGeases. hs fhinFs
ae shoald have = lferAi patronage from ne efirens ~
ssmphis fs-aS9~
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R0as Sale,

MOST desirable SUGAR P~LAhTAIlON on q
n the east. q nile above thfs city. contain ~
ImE sea Arpents Of Land; SO IN ultiEhtioR, the
baisaca hsaVilv timbc7ed, together with 80 az
ciimRt d slaves Tn plsce is IN perfect order, For
terms, a. ,sqpiE 20 FatIChAhD boNkh
Teu Orleans. June ~ 1855 urAt df
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IA AEAaLCEA = AaAAra
OTATE OF TENNEsSEE-AtR ues held In the Clerk's
- one. Chancery Side OF the @ mEcn Law and Chsn-
ce7y Court Of the city Of N mYhiss Monday. October Al
1888
George A. Trovtriego snd Daniel Conn. arn Of G. A.
T.ow5rdgs 4 Co., Conpiainants,
o..
Alfred A. SMITH lck, Nathaniel a.. Sneei, Wm K Pos
ten, Trustee, thomas P. Aydlett and others
Defendsnts.
It Appearing from sndsvit nlet IN this cause, that
the Defcnasnts. O.. Powell a Co, Furusn Davis a %,
Ro-enhein & ColiHs. Duryee, Jacau ~ 4 Co., WaIker,
REF a Co, Robertson, Hudson and Phi lam. Gralug-
er. wallis & Smith, Fsssett < 20 Benedict. Han 4 o..
J. s. Kavftt a Co A B.. Estsa A Co. en1 Wm. L.
lane 4 Co are non-rfsdcuts g the State n Tgn1es-
see: it q ordered thst they do enter fheir appearance
herein, before or within the art three dsys Of the next
term OF said Court TO be held on the f0urtA Monday IN
November next p663l ard pieaf, answer or demur 70
compiainszt's bill, OF the same viii b taken for
confessed as q hen, and sc for herein ex-parte; aad
that . cops 81 this order Be publlEhed cnce q week for
foar successive weeks n the NerIphis Appeal
ACopy-Affest. JOIN c. LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
JOIN \ CARNAGE. solicitor Tor Conplsinsnts.
r~fEawrNn
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THE

AND BE CONVINCED.
THB time has a. last arrived when al person. asicted
Il with any o. he following Complaints, WI use
DR- sLEDGE CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS
ChIls, Fever and Agus, D~ygPeYsis, Jsunaioe. Liver Con
plant, Nervous Headache, ard General DEBILITY,
are cured b. the uss q
DR. SLEDGE'S EBRFOUS TONIC.
Colds, Coughs, Group, I1ausnss, Bronchitis, Asthma.
spittng Blood, and Inclpient Consumption. are
cured By the us o.
DR. Lodges EOARHOUND PICTORIAL
Disrrsea, D5ssntsry, Bloody Flax. ChoIsra Morbu.. ,zs
all Affections o. the Bowels, are cured b
ts USE Of
DR.. sLzDGE's CHOLERA h DIARRHEA sYRUP
P0r children. when testhins, IS this emsdy p.rtiep-
larry adapted.
P~RIcEs-Nervous Tonte o. and 81 per botue. Ho.r
hound and Psetorai 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles hoT al
Dtarrhea Syrup 81 per bottle, or tx bottles FOR Is.
RE D TEE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn ,Fbruary 10. IsEs
d. J. n ~SLEDoE-Dc=T ST: I have been tsfinE
for some days, your Tonic Bittsrs and take pleas1re n
saying that nothing I have ever taken has beneatfed M
30 much in 50 shsrt q time a. n has. There vas 4 -
eral debility and prostration Of ny Whole system, . heaa-
acne nearly al the tine ana constant hatulencT for
sometime after eating, with eolfness Of ny fmbs -
remedies that I thought good, but without any sps-isI
BENEFIT determined % ty your Tonic Bltters. nd IN :
day OF two after RsinE thcm. ] began 70 improve rnd a1d
that / an greatly bsnedttcd By H. ! eomme1d 49, IL
the public As no humbug. ana unquestionably one 81 -
best tonios now IN use for debility and general prsstra-
lion Of The system. Respectfully. ysur obedlsnf sqrvrnf
sAhL A HOLMES.
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I OSO sers sgani1s Germantown via sn'
lsEOE residence snd al necessary out-hsuses
GTcfard- Ac.
Ki-o-s57 scres, finely improved gmiiss south Of Ger
1ant0wn.
AEo-l,Ieo-H0 IN cultivation, ueHf Easpu's depot
dne residence ard Ell necessary oui-ho1scs.
Two alcly improved places near Grenata hailroad.
ia acres at terminus Ct Men iAsalI s0uervIle PAM
had.
40 reres adjoining Horn L 3 q, aas Improve
ments
leo acres near the sane.
4plautafiolz q TIE river, " Sd 50 negroes eseh
6 PIs-talszs al Laasn!a Z aaaz On tie E~ississiDp.
river.
80 zsres E.cd Improvement from town. near
Buntin'E Etstun
shHs r~esiaznoes on shelby street. slao, several vacant
ota On esid street.
ahn- r~esid=roes On Court street several vsesut lots
20 Esid street
Sewers residences and vseantiots On Vance street.
8 store houses 90 Main street.
severaIhr ding lots ca Main street.
8 new houses, 4 70 6 roous each, near ssEuel Eosby's
1EC- hrures On Unisn street.
10 adllfidu 10 ire shove list We have improved and IN
impr0 Cd property all ever the city, and sevei al hundred
tho1sHn- acres unimprCved land In Tennessee, hississip-
ID Arfsnsss, Lo8isisna and TEXAS, and vii 81 on 5 10
10 years umz, without sny cash or cKchsnEe for other
properly ROBINSON YOUNG,
Real EEtats Broktis. % Madison street. up stairs.
nua
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buRnsFlLLEs MS. September z, 1857.
DR- J n. SLEDaE-Desr ST. I have found MAJ
Nervous Tonic % be beneficial for ths eare q OIls -
Fever You VIII please ssnd ne one dozn bottle ~ 49,
a. you can. Fours, very respectfully,
TONkTHAN MrMAcww1
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Chssp Plantation for Sale.

T OFFER NJ p~lsntsuon for sale, lying three o.
i niles northwest OF LsGrznee, Tenn contain
trr Ef1lt Hundred and Nineteen Acres, 6l0J -
rhis ulaoe was formerly owned b. CaDt. Ihos -
Polk. and a. present O. rented By Mr.. n. e. Cottsrd.
70 is nov IN 4 htzh state Of cultivation, wei adapted e
he produc lon q octton and al Kind OF grain usually
grown. End ooElE essily be converted into one o. the
uo1t vHiuable stock farms IN the west, being divided IN
70 four la-Ee feds. Tie EFprovena nts are comfortable;
The dwelling house g. u los, ard has four large rooms
cabins to1mflrtsble) fer twenty OF thirty negroes, e5rn
cribs. stables, ard all ether neoasssry bundings; . good
Eol0f water, and oueof The best selections Of fruit In
he country. Thls f. one Of The most commanding and
beautiful sites e build q fne house IN the county, being
hfEh and elevated and surrounded BY q beautiful grove
Tie purchaser VII D. convenient % both the male and
femsls colleEes In LA5rEnEe. and can save the expense Of
b-srtfng III chldnel IS vel As having the pleasure Of
heir company a. home. I have more land than ! can eui-
dvAie which is the only lnducsrltnt 10 sci. Any one
wishing bargain In lad can not DO letter In West
~a-unzans CAL ard Examine the land a. I am deter
mined % sci. I can De found 81 Ky residence three miles
north q LaGrange, and viii take pleasure N showing Il
70 any one wishing 70 Purchase
fr-lF -Esr-F @. n SWIFT.
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES


I'VE yin sen our pitEtaiion IN su5n5wer county, Cor
w a lining . 4 ID srres. between $50 and coo o. which
Is Ia ruItivafian. 500 hundred more 8 desdeued, and not
more than 200 acres are ruhjca TO inundatlcn b. the
hizhest water ever known
We csn fand would II deirec divide this into two
tracts ririnr q rartion o. tHe cleared tract 70 each
II it would salt q purcaesers We would sri Twenty
hr-ds. ne stock. corn, fiddler, &C. With the land. This
lana h within four miles Of the Ys1oo river, ever q good
ro-d. ne.r Curetcuis FsntEtioa. Mr.. Reid on the pre-
misrs VI . Ehoa thspiace.
For terms. &C, We rfer toJohn ". Hopkins, Esq.,
Of Meuphts. or app y 10 Is a. Canton, Miss
cr21+aWtIln WHTrEa Rad & HEARD.
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Hdrdp6re, Agricultural TzPleleHif end Azss.
1000 pounds brass kettles.
1900 Tin Kettles, s sis g.
$50 nests Jsparned Kettles. s m . nest.
50 Dozen 10 quart tin pans.
IS 4" 6
100 @ %
80 &C. 9
$50 " butcher knives.
$50 90 scaling
% \ gun nints.
50 gross gsn worms.
100 " EqusE sEls-
$50 " hah books, asserted.
50 sczen ush lines
500 gross needles.
800 aoE=u coars tooth combs.
$50 " fne
80 " SCISSORS.
80 " Erubbing hoes.
10 e. wedding GO
900 drsving Knives, 10 and y inoass in length.
100 hand saws.
100 dozen haud-szw hles.
10 " Eh0vels.
10 " spades.
eco CAMP Kettles, 2 sizes.
500 Eh1rt handle frying pans.
100 dozen bsstinE spoons.
200 " iron table spoons,
200 " tin cups
IS " Fxss. 70 weigh - 10 81 poands.
IO1 +" half Az, to wish - poEnds.
IB " hatchets 70 weigh - pCunss.
80 " zinc mirrors.
100 " IRE stoels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-12

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Certtheates Of Packsges UiIl Be sold 81 the following
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