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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-20

AHAUL.-Four persons, two males and two
females keepsis Of GROCERIES on the outskirts
Of The city, were arrested on Monday morning
last for selling liquor q negroes. A white
nan. we understand, having suspicious Of the
nsfarious trafhc carried on in thcae places,
BACKED himself one evening last week, and in
rited SOM negroes 10 viait these places and
drink with hin, which invitation hev accept
ed. After having secured sufficient testimony
BY occular demonstration to convince him Of
the correctness Of his suspicious, he gave infor-
nation 70 the police, upon which information
The parties were arrested and are now in jail
There are undoubtedly others engaged IN the
lame unlawful trade They had better tax
warning, or they, too, VIII be "caughtnapping.7
This thing Of trading with negroes and selling
them such yillainous compounds a. are kept at
these low Eroggenss is becoming too general
altogether, aid he people are becoming more
vigilant In regard % d. It's high time II was
stopped and i assuIedly viii Be II the practice
is oniinued--Aonfg0msy .HdpertiseT.
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mECHANICAL.

sraH frI FraHz-a 90 LHir@ tu sr. HHr.- rH
sri Oruamenfsi Watuuz tpi FlalaE lrHH.
.fuis 2 re frt ateurf ril.sa s -
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JaiIOr,s NOtice.

MAS o1mmited 20 Tie Raleieh jail. shelly ooun-RN
w ~. on ne IN day o. April. o NAN
calling himself Arthur. Says he bcHngs O. Banj
Pok. 90 Tallobusha county. Mss. said negro ls~
shout q years ed black CampleNiuu VII weigh about
100 Is-it 30 sars en bis uEht vrKui o. ghsr msfts
visible p WELLS
au20-wGf gailcr shelby C1unfv. Tenn
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Just Received-
0verseer Wanted.

4 WISE O. employ On OVrrseer for TIE remziutsr 81 the
L var married nan ~prrferrcd Nana need appiy
is not ouaupeteut 11d willing q. sITTH.
anTn-aau1us On pir frarE urnr unItn p o.
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.Hnf5cP.

I ETTERS Of aiminisuauan have been granted bV fhe
IL County Cuart % Shelby county. rcnae=rcc. to To
unfcr,i-ned. uT1u thc estate % Heuamin Heif. deed
Debtors o. The estate via plelsa settle 10 once. amI cref-
TORS present their caIms WIfhlu fhe tine prescribed o.
Lw w. c ANDERSON.
argEFm HHwrrraH~as~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-20

n On q recent application to the Land
Once, hy an association ~ negroes, 70 knew
II they would b allowed to settle and pTesmpt
public lands, he Conmissiorer Of the Land
OGce replied thai, under TIE now settled ruling
Of The offcs, which has heen sanctioned BY ths
Secretary, negroes are nOt cidzens Of the Uni.
ted states, as ccntemplated b. the preenption
lew Of ths 9Th 81 Ssptenbesr ls4f, and ar,
therefore, net legally entitled 10 Brssmpt any
of TIE public LANDS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-20

The WAsHTSsTos USfoE-Tbe ownership
Of this journal having passed into the hands
Of Geo. ". Bowman, Esq is name has been
changed 70 that Of the c0asfiHfioA. nefrst
number under the new d,ls, appeared the Other
day, and he new proprietor made his bow 20
his readers In & handsome and foreibls sd-
dsess, setting forth the course the Paper may
Be expected 70 pursue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-20
ADMINISTRATORS NnfIre.
CanhIes Strrrh-

COAP. Nuts. Haisi1s. Fes Orau-es IsuH Fa-
- Grceries generally. wines. Ll4l- 1-t l.-rr-
msrt2 j. IS. MuCHELLh co..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-20

The FRUET PHOsFEeTs-A gentleman just
returned from Evansville, Vinoennss, indian
apolis and Tsue Haute, iHforns Us that he
had at lhsse places a good dsslof conversation
with fruit growers On the prospect for a crop
They assured him hat 90 far the fruit was
safe and the prospects excellent So says he
Cincinnati Gazsfts Of the 18Th inst.
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CRTSP,S G9TFTr.

"WEDNESDAY. April %. 1853 rnumphsut suoess
w of Mss Nandenhod .nd NJ suiub1urue. Shaka-
resreis traEedV g Macbcfh-MaChefh. NJ SeiubCuue
Lady Macbeth. Mis- Yautcuhun nancf by Mis- Nollie
william T. oancluie vita tbe i~suEhelie nr0s q Ban
hr5rifur ar2Q
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Look Here!
AoeE = I'm T rns or P PaE Esls q land

being The sans % whica aid r. L waller resided a.
ne date q ne crecufion q hisdeed ~ trust o. mort
cage. % Civil DistTicf NJ 3, and lying ma q sh1uss
crrak being n part Of trscf Of 3 land deed % aid waller
b. Wluiam uarreu, and hounied A. fullsgs On ne ssei
b. ne anaa - A. Waller and Jere Elder, a. Ne nerth
b. lhuse 81 william Hsrrelt On The west ~ ncae a Scln
Aakander Bradley and v b Smitb. md eu NJ z1uih D.
sdavss Crprk, ooutalning, y survey, 80 acre- ne
side L sad iand l. believed o. 1e iu1iputtle. tf srll-
Ing - trutee. / shan uavey snet lds - = resief IN Ne
ssis-sds ?. RxED, zrssiss.
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Carriages and Buggies

D. isrss and well assortet- cluprsilE every uietg.
tulf expressly &c THIS market. Prrans IN want of ang
deacrlpuunnf rChides- viii hnl 90 Oh nrlr Interest o.
ol upon us before PURCHASING Wrara tisopreparedt o.
tuid any description o. carriares o. order az ne shortest
notle. Aufi1is % rcpalrinE d1ue win ne1tncss and
dispatch. J. GA WOODRUFF y Co.
auS-ffm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-20

IHE cWoEp o. MALLACE.-A correspon-
dent Of the Glasgow Guseas complains Of the
neglect with Wieh this historical relic is treat
ed. The writer went to visit the sword at
Dumbarton Castle, and was shocked at seeing
a place Of emptiness a. regards one single
stand OF arms to uphold the name It bears.
No arms were there hut two Highland dirks,
a Loehsher az, and on The waH, esrelessly
hong and iueyereutly exposed, without a Gov
enng or the least thing to protect it, the
sword Of seotland's great maryr-PatrioL
But this is not al that respects the sword,
with its thrilling associations. SOM awkward
creature, in taking il down from the wall, has
apparently let il fall and there il is, about 10
break intWos AID further he iron iast all
over it is doing lie WORK o. destruction silently
and surely.
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q CO.'S
JUVENILE CONCERT TROUPE.


A DAEE c1la5rt MICH o With vhrtr~s
n HufE ou her hack ard C-Imrrd horns lHlh
a large RED A = With Der. a ht---l rsv1rftT-ra
VIII b. giren Cor her rao-~fv 1F Ger ni1una-
% her wh=rpsb1ufl n EAL
aula-Fns ra Wstn rreef
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-20

TIE IRgsH YIcE RoTAr1Y--ihe Dublin
correspondent Of the Live Pc9i soYIret 49,
49, oreen VICTORIA Is in lafcr or naking the
prince q Wales her representative n lslenas
- nat i Is highly probable bis Royal High
- vii Be the Yicsruy before tbe eiese OF
$50 ID Is upwards Of four centuries since q
-, place filsd the Office Of Lord Iieuten-
II Is un6srstooi thai the Qaeens accom-
800 ~ he Prince Consort and ne Prince
= Waies. vii sisit ireland during ne coming
~smner, VIII boida court az Dnelh ISLE,
ri he prssent at Hatdrerisw of troops
~ 0slrSgh emp Il Is also stated that
sTiIrle viii soon hold he oEce Of LQfe
19--.sr-nf. from which be VII retire Ehen-
- ~ pssee II wanted for the goung PIN
Of Wales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-20

lV-On the anniversary Of the birthday Of
the Primo Imperial Of France, their Majss-
ties gave a sun Of enc hundred francs to each
child born en- the sane day, and whose posi-
tons may render such a gift needful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-20
TIE TRTUMPH OF TIE LIBERALS
IN HEXTCo.

IN MEALC
Al the news Of late from Mexico,. says the
Cincinnati EngBsrg, goes to confirm the i'm
preston that the Liberal parry in thsteOuntry,
BEADED BY JUAEEz, are On the point Of gaining
a complete triumph ever the Monarchieal and
Church faction. There can Be hardly a doubt
that their President viii soon Be peacefully in
stalled in the Capital, and that their govern
msnt viii Be sustained BY the great mass Of the
rsfecting and intelligent Mexican people It
has already been recognized BY the American
Minlster, Mr. McLAEE. The course pursued
~ ~ the latter VIII meet with general approval
IN the United States The Liberals are opposed
70 any connection between Mexico and any Of
the European ststes-thsy are opposed to
&c. monarchy and in fsyoro Of a bona hs republican
FovsrnnsnL They are against the union Of
p Church and State, and are DESTROYS Of main
tanning friendly relations with his country,
whose institutions are their model, and from
which they desire to copy.
-Ast Their triumph is a severe blow 70 the Eu-
roPesn inuigueTs and interventionists, it is
rery proper the United states should give them
III the diplomatic aid and comfort in their
power. there is any hope for Mexican re-
Esnsrstion, accomplished BY themselves, it
upon The basis Of TIE principles profsssed BY
he party Of which JUAEEz is The chief II
their experiment fails, the United States wiz
be forced, by eFsHts, 70 take an ACTIVE pan in
he politics Of the country, and in the regula-
tioa Of its Affairs
GULF AND SHIP ISLAND RAILROAD
This important enterprise, the original sur
veys Of which were made BY Powhatan RoB-
rssoE, c. T., whose able report we remember
70 have seen a year or two ago, is again IN
deTtsken, and With an szrnestnsss which bodies
. successful issue. T. esabhshes in Missis-
aPPi a seaport within Der own borders, builds
Up a trade Of vast Import, and opens a country
hitherto locked from market, and adds BY the
increased value Of TIE lands bordering Il q
wealth which VIII Be constantly Increasing.
Homer 10 TIE brave men who, under difficulties.
have now successfully opened this project,
placing in Mississippi another bsnd Of iron,
@1 binding her stll more srmly to commerce and
industry While We write this We turn our
ewes upon the city which isto rss in our midst.
- Ringing the shadows Of her tan spires upon
The southern wave, and inviting into hsrhaven
the trade of the world What q field Of enter
prise wiz thus be opened
Al q meeting Of the President and Directors,
held a day OF two since at Brandon, B. L.
GREES, ESQ, long connected with the New
Orleans and jackson road, was elected Chief
Engineer. He has been directed 10 begin the
survey and location fumediaiely, starting from
l he southern terminus.
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j. a 4. WOODRUFF & CO.,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS

ID Il a Il Il h .
Nos. "a and >, ErahGngs BsildiHgs, Msmphis.
~ THANKFUL o orr fusuts 80
cC AMI the pebble zcneusHrC-(
eS for The liberal patronage P#
-1ey have bestowed uu1U@
us Tor the past hitrcn years. We would ulu inform them
that We are slu AZ The oi stand. and better prepared
than ever o. supply an iheir want. in DOR lhe eur
sfackof
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TNHESE aa1uaVef Glall E.a1sr- Numbered rm enc
4 o. slN. ani outall4ur nli srueEI u reEu'rr osurss
at reailu-. revised aui edited b NHrIr Butler A ~ .nf
LuisFile. col pubhshci ty Hrran tnf Grrsrold b.
set1er vita ne primary Grammar. Pee Grammar Cor 3D.
rautui sf-aeut, aEl he LulteI sfsr1s sFssEer. b hotlc
Butler A. N. are u1W ready ADD VIII b. furnished CO.
echeHl Irahfrs tg The uaiers-ual. Dol EuHreestn VISIT
ue prinelpal t14us 81 W. rcuuessee mry have been
aaHptcl in many pr ile principal Gl11ls fH the Northern
sul saullern States. and have fhe rcammsulatiaus %
tc moat lstnruished tearher..
api6-1uawit 4 r. MACET
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UNHE undersiEned hereby srFe uotice O. ~ prism IN
aebted % TIE ATE arm Of Geo. Fahcry Bro, hat
uniea 1ulaedi 80 settlement o. t1e slme b. made, mftr
claim uul - ulaced iu ne Inns of On ancfr Ter cliec-
Ion. rLAHEKTT. Exrcuiur-
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2 Essolue5, That we have an abiding faith in
the principles and asass Of the Democratic
party, and pledge 70 then our political sllsgi-
tnee and hearty co-operation-n
ne shove, with the italics, is one Of the
rssoiutions Of the Hzrdemsn county Democra-
We should ike 10 know what IS intended
s.Aeubraeed By the term "ussges." Does
= 5oeI6de TIE unmatched extraTagshce Of the
ns1rsrstie Aenfnistration -Eashrfk Pat
ret
By ne tern ssege i meant ne habt The
Democrats have Ct whipping out their opPo-
rents a. the bsIiot-box. It is singuiarhOW the
Patriot could Be in The dark on TIE Subject
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-11-19

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-11-19
THE NoRrH.cARoL1NA STANDARD.

The political contest of 1860 will be the most ex-
citing and important that has ever taken place in
this country. On its result may depend the exist
ence of the Union itself Great interests are at
stake; and those interests, in the opinion Of the
Undersigned, can be protected and preserved in no
other way than by the continued ascendency Of the
Democratic party. To preserve this ascendency
should be the ain of every friend of the Constitu-
tion and the Union. The undersigned expects to
do his full part in his humble way, in maintaining
Democratic principles and in protecting North Caro-
lima from the aggressions Of the black Republicans.
In addition to the Presidential contest elections
will be held for Governor and members of the Legis-
ature in 1860. The Standard will be found, IS
heretofore, in the thickest Of the contest expound
Ing and maintaining Democratic principles and sup
porting the candidates of the Democratic party. 1t
will also be found at all times true to North Caro-
lima, her mental, physical and moral interests The
latest news on all subjects will also be regularly
given In aword, neither expense nor labor will
be spared to render the Standard readable useful
and reliable Democratic newspaper.
The undersigned most respectfully appeals to his
friends to aid him in increasing the circulation Of
the Standard.
The terms Of the Standard are Is follows
Weekly, g in advance; Semi-W eekly, a in ad-
vance. The Weekly paper will be sent to clubs at
the following rates Six copies one year for $40
ten copies one year for SIS.
W. w. HOLDEN.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 10, 1859.
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J.sss R.ais -, 49, =
= We are indsbtsa kss5nssyefR IRoSnsssy,
Gov Ellis. for . copy a Jsdss RulBnh kNsr q n
ns"too, which win b fond below. Ne ban
= mat fhs' Governor hes notified Tie neubasof IL
Council Of State 10 meet in Raleigh On he Oh of
next month. to fill the vacancy: -.s-. 49,,
ALAxAxc., November 9Th, 1859.
SR:-t Is my duty, think, to resign the ollics
OF Judge Of the Supreme Court, and now do 20
. The ofies hes been % recently socspasd. b. -.
the General Assembly-seems to require q word Of
offer. -, = - = -
The call to the station 1t the last session a he
Legislature | regarded a. 80 Nigh an honor that
with my habitaal Difference for that body and nv
desire to serve my country, when could do 70 usc
fully, could not then decline t. But certainly.
undertook itwth much uiisgiving Is to my capacity
to perform its duties to my own satisfaction for any
considerable period You arc aware and the whole
profession must know, that the place ID one which
not only requires learning and ability, but b also
full OF labor. to which health Of body, a. well q
MIND, Is indispensable At my age that Was hardly
70 % expected. and the experience Of tho year
evinces that l am not an exception to the common
rule l have had considerable indsposition during
each term Of the Court which am obliged to aitIi.
butte mainly, at least IS to its duration to the bosx
belonging to the Office and during the two Summer
terms l have suffered from . cough and fever.
threatening permanent decline and materially in.
terfering with the discharge Of my Official duties
ought, perhaps, to have laid down Office at the
adjournment Of the Court at Morg,nton; and I
would have done it had not thought myself obliged
under the hope Of regainng health to serve a. long
As | could without improperly restricting your TX.
cellency in the period you might wish or The selec.
ton Of successor. The interval has not resulted
in such improvement As would justify me in longer
defering my resignation find have taken on me
too much. and am satisfied that ought now to
resign. For it would be against the principle Of my
whole life to hold Office without moral certainty Of
doing its duties to the satisfaction Of intelligent and
good men, so ~ to reflect back on the country some
portion, at least Of the honor conferred BY 70 high
. public trust. cannot. therefore. anticipate the
censore of single Of my fellow citi.ens os seek
ing. in such condition Of things, to he discharged
from service.
must add that retire both with regret and the
deepest sense Of obligation to the Legislature and
the people Of the State for the oftrcpcate proofs o
their confidence and with an earnest prayer t.
Almighty God for peace and prosperity In al oul
| borders
am, with great consideration,
Your Excellency's most obclicnt servant
THOMAS Rurr1N.
His Excellency, Gov. ELLIS. Raleigh, N. c.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WAKE.
We are requested to give notice that in pursuance
# the recommendations of the Democratic State
Committee, a meeting Of the Democrats of Wake
xill be held in the Town Hall, in Raleigh, on Mon
dav of the ensuing November Court for the purpose
If appointing delegates to the Democratic State Con-
vention, to lie held in Raleigh the 9Th Of March,
1867 and also for the appointment of delegates to
District Convention, to be held at such time and
Mace as may be hereafter fixed upon to select dele
gates to represent this District in the Democratic
National Convention. Also, to appoint Democrat
T. Executive Committee for Wake County.
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Wilson, N. G., Nov. 1859.

TIE MECHANICS FAIR-The late exhibition at the
hall of the Nechanic' Institute was the most At
active It has ever held and Vas crowned With Cat
tering success. Every citizen Of Virginia who aP-
precates her true interests must b delighted Nth
the energy, intelligence and good taste which ksn
first to last have characsssissd this snspicieus
movement for the development OF hsf mechanical
industry. The ediice in which The exhibitions
have been held in its external aPpeaE.ncs and kssd
miable adaptation for the purposes Of the !nsttuss
i itself IN achievement e iWhicA Tie neeaateaef
Richa,ond have reason 70 b proed md Re sxcsl
lent schools which hate been establshed 10 coansc
hoo nth tie institute must enlist The respect a.d
ssppcrt Of The whole community. lntwsNsf he
ise practicable importanes offseipg eguslvo
EonS dependence upon tie Industry d 6t!6 -
to rally in solid body about IN institution which,
If efficiently sustained, win Do = much slahshh
the independence Of Virginia = IN army In he
fsld-RieA DiPeteA r-.-.