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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-13
The Great English Stemedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

TIM Invaluable medicine is u~ufsiiins In the cure d
Il an th1se painful q. 1 dangerous diseases incident %
ne female constitution.
70 modsraies an excuses and removes I'll ohstruotiousl
from uhliavsr causs, and q spcedyeurs may bsrsled 90.
TO MARRIED LADIES
q l. peculiarly suited. 10 viii, In 3 shaTt ums, bring on
the mouthiy period with reEulariiy.
CAUTION.
these Fiis shouid not be taken By females that ar
pregnant, during me hrst three mauihs, 81 they are sur.
% bring on Misauiagei but At ever cher time. and DO
every ohsr case, they are perfectly ssfe.
IN ~ cases o. Nervous and Spinal Anscious. Pains on
ne Baok and Limbs, HeaEiness, Fatigue on shs { exer-
ton, falpitation % the Heart LaWues o. Spirits. Hys-
terias sict Headaehe, Whites, and all the painful dis
eases oooasigned By disordeTed system. these Pills wIl
efee . cure when on cher means have failed.
Fun directions in me plmrhiet uround each psefass.
whieh should Be carefully preserved
A totle ooniaiHins 30 pills, ant eneirrled with De
GoreumeHt stamp o. Great Britain, can b. sent ps'
free. or 81 md 6 postage stamps
Sole agent for the United state and Can1fas.
JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Z.
- Chandler & Co, Memphis, Wholesale and Retail
AEsnts. ani s0ld by an respectable druggists.
70 BEWARE-Soms uHprinefpIcd dealers ny 10
sel eiher p,As On 'rAieA hsy resh=s lors profit Be
NOT deceived. Buy Sir james Ciartcs ond no Others.
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LITTER LIsr.-In tins mornings paper viii
hs found the list Of uncslIed-for letters remain
ing in the Memphis Post Office. Having The
largest circulation, this advertisement is award
ed, according 70 law, TO the AFFEAE. Il is
published EXCLUSIVELY in the SUNDAY AFPEAI,
thus rendering this edition Of more value
10 many persons than any other issue. Copies
If the SUsDAY AFFEAL are sold al the counting
room from : o. 2 o'clock 4. n.
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GommrrriaI Nlattrrs.
TFaFms o4iLT 4FgEAL oggeE

srsnaT. Fcbrusy "a. 1853
CorroE There We cuslderabie Inquiry Freralms
IN 10 mntet y~esterd.y, nirlhturiiug whieh many
parties rtre BOILING aG % raueaans or the asamfrt
Hous. one 20 Friay srcuiuz. De. stich has noi 20 ome
% hand. me rieas ~ uugcrsaul siieu Hcre perhaia
M 81 widely variant s herrtforr duriuE fhe week yei
the sies effected were a. rairs ia sarcrins o admit %
the naElne % ofrelatisquotraons uey are merefpfe
cuiued. The uansaliaas Of me oJ umouHied 20 7i
bales, II ms sub oinnd dsures 20 bale, az Use % a. q
"a usk. uaisa Gas Bnss. HaaAu atsa,
tss At 10 srtiok. 50 a. 0H Dn a. o. a. tts, nat
IA. anis q iahc
WEEELr sHfFHEsTs me cxpats q caiioh IRON
mis port fr ne ucss eniinE on saiurdsy, ieth inst ere
a. ionaus
T. Ohi1 urer----
.io-95
CorToE-Fram ne Seu Ori~us FirUune ofFeb.s +.
Win ne Aslfis ACCOUNT. AZ hand fhe mukei has q quief
appcirlnre aad ihu- nr We have beard ~ miy a frT
hundred bales aald.
suoAn-Taird demand bui a. aaer pricss slms i2o
hhfs s1d 10 GHnca Cor lir Or fully fair.
MoLAssEs-sars 1000 thls or 1ofa2 fur iermenulE-
So y cal.
ToaAoco-No transacfiau reported a. ysf
FLoUH-Sales 90 hbis supcrnne a. IS 49, and@ IN
Conv-6ss ~. mixed I'D at 500 IN four ion at
90 100 in orion aezs At s7se sudi5o Ehiie It ee
oATs-oo .ssts Northern token 81 10 = bushs.
BHAS-Sale 30 sads ~ 81 o 4toob
reported a. yrt-
BACoN-Salcs ~ Is casks ribbed sides I'm tNo JOS AZ
1896. aud IS On private terms.
wIusKv-i4ouis Ro-ihcd sd ar
CoTrEE-saios 1910 hsEs al uaIiac
isDiA BAseiNe-obaies odd e. aAeiaf cents
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NEW OELEaEs, February I2-Sales Of Cot
ton to-day 700 bales, and market generally
unchanged, awaiting the arrival Of the steamer
now overdue. Flour firm al s. IS. Gunnies
l0s. Hams 7lc. Sides sec.
CIScTNNArI. February I2.-Flour active .
sales 1000 bbls. At s. 5OG5 60. Whisky 264c.
Mess Pork offered at SIS 50(als IS. Sugar,
sales 19l boxes at Has. COTE closed firm.
INV YoRE, February 12-Cotton duh; sales
100 bales. Flour buoyant sales 1850 bbls.
Yellow Corn 79G63c. Pork firm II SIS l2lG
SIS 62i. Lard 12dI2sc. Whisky. "a asked,
&c offered. sugar quiet a. 76sc. Molasses 40.
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TIE MUEDER AND BANK RoBHERT At
night, that no arrest had been made, nor were
there any wei grounded suspicious as yet
fixed upon any person. All the rumors, there
fore, 70 the effect that arrests had been made
or would b. made Il parties already suspect
ID, have been premature and unfoundsd. We
sincerely hope that better success viii yet
uTnd the Investigations which the citizens
jackson are prosecuting 90 actively, and
sitb So mbch credit 20 themselves.
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Tatrst Ylfns bn 6flfNrarb.
no ASSOCIATED PRESS OF MEMPHIS
LATER IRON HEXIoo
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER TENNESSEE.

EEw 0~ELEASs, February l2-Ths stcamei
Illnesses has arrived from Vera Cruz, with
dates Of the 9th inst.
Zuioaga had abdieated in favor Of Miramon.
February ?. President Miramon had caused
% be ~te-artested al the political prisoners that
had been liberated By Robles. He had also
dismissed all officers who were engaged in the
deposing Of Zuloaga, and that had suppressed
Robes paper.
A forced loan Of a million had been ordered.
Miramon was about marching upon Vera
Cruz, h~avingfwith him about 5000 men. Zu-
loaga was 10 BE- the President, ai intsrim.
MiramoH's brother had been defeated at Lae-
atecas
General Degallando was threatening the cap
ital with 1900 troops.
The capture Of Mazatlan BY the Liberals, is
confirmed.
The French and English commanders had
succeeded in in~foreing their demands al Vera
Cruz. High duties had been restored forth
with. Two-thirds Of he revenue had been Sc
cured 10 England and France. The American
Consul promptly protested against any such
Interference. JaureE was much embarrassed
thereby.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-13

INV YoEK, February 12.-The circuit court
in the case Of Day versus Cary and others, de-
cided that Days patent, from Goodyear, was
confined exclusively TO corrugated, and does
not embrace elastic woven india rubber goods.
The plaintiffs motion for an injunction was de-
MED.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-13

CONE MoEE UEFoRTUEATE."-A man
named Ksktroch, travelling agent for 2 Ger
man paper in New Orleans, who has been
In the city for several days past, had his
pocket picked OF thirty dollars last night, at
the Memphis and Charleston depot. He had
purchased q ticket with the intention Of leaT-
ing the city, and placed his pocket book in
his pocket, when a light-hngered sharper, who
bad been observing him, Immediately relieved
him Of IT,. The thief made his escape.
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Vessels Arrived.

NV YoRE, February 12.-The steamer No
sss TAYLOR has arrived.
NV ORLEAEs, February 12-Auived, ship
Marathon, from Boston. Twenty ships are
detained inside the bar that are outward
-.
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WAsHISGToE, February 12-ScHaie-Fteh
introduced a bill for the substitution Of Iron for
other solid materials in the building Of ships
and pablic edifces.
The resolution Of Mr.. johnson, Of Ten
nessee, was discussed, requesting the heads OF
Departments 70 keep, in 1850, the estimates
within fifty millions.
H0use.-The preamble and bill admitting Or
egon passed precisely as It came from the Sen
ate, BY a vote Of ia 70 1903.
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Nor MTTHs-It has been supposed that
ladies who preferred cheap goods were fabu-
ious PerEoasges, and had nc existence among
the created beings regulating this wide world,
and 80 We had thought ourselves. Yesterday,
however, We met several who were In s~cstacies
At the announcement which appeared in our
columns, that the original Orleans store. The
longtime oslebeated place for the purchase II
first rats goods, dirt cheap, was 70 Be reopensd
to-mouow. or course the Orleans store viii
Be crowded. to-mouow, with these who want
cheap goods for the cash. Remember the
place. $50 Main street
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HELD TO BAu--Mr c. Howell, who shot
The PickPoekst ar the depot on Friday evening
last appeared before Judge Hill yesterday, sub
nitted his case. and was bound over in a bond
Of 5000 10 appear and answer at the next term
Of the Criminal Court He gave the requisite
bond and was discharged upon bail. The
wounded man is much better, and viii likely
recover He gives bis name a. james Lacey.
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ST. LOUIS. February 12.-Steamboats ar.
rived, Walsh The M~ononEshela Is ar Cairo
unable 10 get up. Departed, A. B. Chambers,
LoUIsvILLE, February I2-R River rising,
with u feet in the canal. and 81 on the falls
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@61ial Eist of Estters.
OF IETTERs

OF
DEHAINING IN ne Pof Omes 81 uemrhu. Tsm on
n ne l2h DAY Eq1fuary lE9 Peruus calling fcr
them staaa aT nat theT srs a~dq-rtisei
orfUed 70 D. afrcrftcf IN nc MrrpHn AFFEAL,
g~grccfbg 70 ~ fol0uiae rscfion "a Nf1 Puf Of
~ L1u. els ~ Hcrlpapcr hauiaq Me iarge1f arcu-
idfgH n any daily nfwaPapu PsbhEicf o. Melptt.
SECTION Ald De- 70 (nrftcr enacted mat Lists o.
Letter. remaining uunlff iar en- any Post Onf1s. IN any
city, tsWn. q Fiilaee. sheFra ufusuper ahanh De- printed,
shall herelifer Do ~puhhah~f auae only in mr ncusrausr.
Eht-h heinF ISSUED Wcrkg or aneucr. shau have me larE-
80 cireuianon within me rauee ~ delivery of said Qrze.
O. % fc1lled hy 90 Postmaster nf aall anae-Nru Poet
once Lee. ndHff Hrrch
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ST. LOUIS, February 12.-The New Mexico
mail Of the 23d has arrived at Independence.
The California mail from Stockton is now
overdue. The contractors fear that the mail
party had met with trouble in some Of the In
dian villages.
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Business aotitts.
See F. H carE s Cas- column
Refer to Speed, DOnaho a strahge's column.
- -. ! Yadsn.. helilsv sarsrIss.

8NfNt
Read Cleaves 4 vaden's holiday advertise
ments.
AnbroyPos, dns styles and low prices. ~
Ter & Co.'S, opposite odd Fellows Han.
Ambrotypes for four bits, at Tyler a Co.'s
opposite Odd Fellows Han.
For ans hats, stylish hats and fashionable
hats, 20 to Fairchild A Morris, No. 2sa,
Bnnekey's sleek
See advertisement o. Turf OH, in another
column. md can on Wand & ZONES, and get a
pamphlet n cures man and beast
Cur rms oUr-Any style Of picture de-
sired can Be obtained at Tyler 4 Co.'S gallery.
Prices varying from 80 cents to $50. Depot
opposite ODD Fellows Hall
HAHDwAHE, AsEIcULTURAL IaFEEHESrs,
&c.-H you are in want Of such goods, read
advertisement Of Lownes, orgil & Co., on
ourh page.
SurEHIoR BoUEBoN Nineteen barrels
q John Rains - whisky in store and Tor sale BY
W. JAS JOHNSON, No. 2S2 Main st.
janls-im
WArrrD-A good Whe.lwright, to 60 to
Western Texas Apply immediately to 27I
Gayoso. JAMES GLOVER,
February a, 50. saPT Overland Mail
Norton & CoIburg, wholesale liquor dealers,
No. 50 Monroe street, having a large and fine
stock Of liquors and cigars, are prepared to
furnish orders from the country and hotel and
steamboat bars lower than any house in the
city also. with lager beer and cream ale. Call
and see. f12-2n
c. MuLLIR, OFTIcIAN.-In consequence of
the increasing demand for his speetaelss, Mr..
Muller viii return 10 Europe, in order to make
m5re extensive arrangements concerning the
manufacturing Of his celebrated speetaeles.
Those DESTROYS to have him fit them with his
superior glasses before his return, next Fall,
should not fail to can before June. fs11-2m
OuR SUBURBAN PRoFEArY.-Is still on the
market. The tract contains eleven and one
half acres, an under fence, beautifully situated
on the new State Line road, p miles from the
city, and is susceptible Of being divided into
three handsome building sites. For terms
apply to C. B Locke a Co, OF to
McCLAEAHbS, TRousDAIE & DIL.
RHEUNArIsM--Any person afflicted with
acute or chronic rheumatism, neuralgia, pains
Of the face, jaw ache back ache and similar
pains, viii find never failing remedy in the
use Of " Wsdsworth's Rheumatic Liniment,
ts be had Of Ward & Jones, 90 Main street.
Ty II, the result viii be satisfactory. n30-3m.
believe IT SASED ny LIFE.-Jacob Woos-
ter, Of Bush Creek, New Sewickiey township,
says; For two years ] suffered with The vertigo,
nausea and headache, attending dyspepsia,
sometimes 20 severely as 10 incsPacitste ne for
any efort-at oihers, 70 eonfne ne 70 my bed.
Gy bowels were often 80 constpsted az 10
obi ne % use the most powerful purgstives
70 relieve myself Indeed, I a. last fonnd it
necessary to use something Of he kind con
Last fan I commenced taking BGR-
HAYES HoILAEB Births, and found It Just
what my case roquiEsd J cannot recommend
l. too highly, fer Tbsisrs 4 sarsd ny life"
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q Our telegraph column Of tins morning
viii be found to contain very important news
from Mexico. T. viii b remembered that some
time since our columns contained Intelligence
Of the formal demand upon Jsurez. bv the
British Admiral commanding in the Gulf, Of
the Overdue interest on the British Bonds
a SUN between i've and six million dollars.
Last nights telegraph states that the French
and English commanders had succeeded in
enforcing their demands. High duties had
been restored, and two-thirds Of the revenue
pledged to meet the liabilities. These facts
would seem 70 imply an overshadowIng influence
Of European power in Mexico, not altogether
consistent with the Monroe doctrine. and al
together incompatible with American interest
They now present pslpsple realities for he
consideration Of the ststssnsn, and nav uI-
tinstely give shaPs and fashion 70 our for
eign relations.
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NV Ca COMPANY. - Our readers are
swars that efforts are being made to induce
the Legislature 70 charter another gas compa-
nv for The city Of Memphis. The list Of Pc
huons for he charter was exhibited 70 az yes
turdsy. II contained tie names Of more than
two hundred persons, many Of whom, It IS
supposed, would become stockholders in the
new company.
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Lie BBoKES-A Dut' hmsn. name unknown
. dsck-hsndo on the Chr dar. had his leg broken
Yesterday, BY a hale # cotton falling across II
WINE ne was al " ork helping 10 store away
cotton on board IT, heat. He was not sent to
The hospital but. kindly provided for by the
officers Of the '-st
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q Further Information has reached US
m4t ne ohoer who attempted 10 serve an at
tao Sment upon the captain Of a steamboat ar
IT. landing, succeeded in his purpose. The
captain not resisting his process. Justice re-
quires tbs cnrreclnn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-13

s~TEALNS -HichaeI McMahon was arrest
Cd ana or Rght before squire Horne ysstsr-
oas' loI ealing a watch and vest from differ
en- Pc ties. He was examined and held to
pan in 2s sun Of $500, failing to find
"n Oh, he was sent up TO await the sitting Of
Re Criminal Court, which conrenss to-mor-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-13

DuFIcULTY.-A difficulty occurred On board
the Memphis aad Vicksburg packet, Vidora,
On her last upward bound trip between a Dr.
Cameron, Of Prcntiss, Miss and VIC Ward.
who viii BE- reconccted in connection with The
Butler tragedy in Louisville, as the you'll
whose ehastisemsnt led % the collision which
resulted in the untimsly death Of q most est
msbls and useful citizen. MISUNDERSTANDING
arose between Cameron and Ward, whsrsuPol
Ward drew a pistol and fired at Cameron, tn
shot taking effect IN, and carrying away a con
siderable portion Of the lsttsrs upper ZIP, am
completely demoiishing a handsome and highly
prIzed moustaehe. Another illustration Of III
ruth Of the old adage, " Train up a child" -
III 9 is TOO tnts to repeat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-13

THE LHsHr GUEEDs-The uniforms for the
Memphis Light Guards arrived yesterday from
New York, where they were gotten up, as We
sssTn, under the superintendent Of that skill
Ul workman and clever fellow, Mr.. J. Skeggs.
We have not yet seen the new muster
clothes, but they arr said TO b. patterns Of
neatness and good taste, and to reflect much
credit upon those concerned INJECTING them mp.
q Our friend Dr.. J. 5 White left for the
South during the last week, on the New Orleans
packet Simondg, on a tour Of health. He
was advised BY some Of the ablsst physi-
clans IN the city 70 make such an excursion,
for the restoration TO health Of q member fms
family. We trust that be may efecthis object,
and return home to resume his practice with
his foudest hopes realized.
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THE IMMENSE DEMAND
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
NTae rendered HaurF erfalsIre acurnmrislous ueles-
II cary EPLEEDID ABG sALEsEooM has been
nued up stAc. 100 aaIn street. next dnlr &C. 1Kimney
a c. kFmultuf starer unnerins Eiih re latter upm
ne sr,1nd daor.
me Reputation e. SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
A. So wei es1bIsh1 % d deemed funerfnrus 90 ezra
tate upcn their msriE. especially sin-e o D. customary
o. aIrrrtise every hnG ~ sFuiuc Machine. whether
BOD oI BAD as superior, c. aflcs-i equal b an others
Bur assertion Is naf prod. aud na-s-asihie PERSIA vii
trust fo a pu1ur adrFru=-meur. uhne he rsn avail him
self % the opportunity RI Iudctne By rGrsensl i~nsrecfiun
Esst Nadine o. best suited 70 his rurposr
nIs impossible fr TIE purchaser 20 a Singer Msrhins
o. be deceived. simply be1ause ea1h Maehhs BE- sold win
H. privilege o. rcturuiuE o. in e given TIME % % sbould
Do prove o. D. vhai q ws represented.
Were Do ne essarv, Ee could p1uf o. a volume ~ facts
Illustrative 81 tHr maxim "Succes o. a sure evidence
df meif-H MS tu known fhaf T. n. sisrer and ID
ward Clark who Constitute The arm Of l. H. Singer g.
c.. have become miliuu1ires. Il is an undeniahle fact
that Sm-r- MlchIurs have always commanded a higher
prIrr. and that there is a much lrcrr number q thrn
SOD thiu ~ arr other Kind and that hundrrds NJ hos-
Ma9Ln-s have been m CONSTANT sally use fr upwards o.
seven years. being suu In Esd C~udiu1n-
Slu-er ICH m1nufaltqrT IN New York D. o0nsid-rrda
remsrkahir sumrure even in that city q mammoth e.
u-IIislnenfs; gei with an thssu Immense facilities thry
sre beEely she = @Hag ne drz7na whah has mere
mas onhird ance herlhllcha discover the inefcien-
CT M uu-fhT-zsnpeg az the sores Of cruiur Mnehfnos
with w1ei me whole country b. deluged.
-ll-e who are not posted on The Seuing NachIn8 trade,
would o. wen r1 make a thurCugh examination bef1re
buvmE
= o. Singers Madhines from Sos to $50.
ra1E--u uWlN DIAN. AEeut.
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RE0oHDER's CouET-Ths chain gang was
suh father augmented yesterday bv the sd-
drion of three or Of the -four cases which
appeared before bis honor, the Recorder.
The other Individual paid his fine and went
or his way rejoicing. An unimportant eases
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-13

. Mr.. Frye, the artist, viii 80, remain in
TIE city more than a few DAYS longer. We
therefore advise an who wish IN secure his in
comparable portraits, to call On him immediate
y, al his studio, opposite the Worsham House,
Fowlkes' building.
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SUEDAT ATFEAL-As far as practical, 20
Afical articles are excluded from our Sundsy
Edition, and the paper devoted to such miscsl-
laneous reading ash rs hoped VIII comment it
m an classes Of readers. THIS morning We
offer a large amount and variety Of interesting
matter. 70 which attention is invited.
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Later from Pharmaceutical of TIT

INV ORLEANs, February l2-The steame'
Empire City, with Havana dates Of the 9th,
has arrived, Sugar firm stock in Havana Co.
600 boxes. Lard quiet at ia to 1sc. Exchange
on London -; On New York 2t.
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CHEWs a. sHHToCE, Gre ds-u ar = rseir f.--.r
rnaa. ubere thrv have iust relflrff ~ ~ ri
erirtnd stak rf FAMIiA GhnfEMEs. Thrr WIN ~
hsnpv 81 sre au Of their Old freuts ans nan. ~
ouaf IS val faear them with o asI. fns
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THAI BEUTIFCL COTTAGE 90 TIE Mempbn -
Il audOhI5 EaIir1.d three miles from Mem issf
phls, Is tur sale az low n-urrT The improve Int|
meuis are on ucU. causIstiur 81 dwelling wlfhA-A
sN relm,. kitchen and servants room. stable. carriage
huusc. smokchouse GEteru. arden. orchard. etc. an
haniE0meir Inlrsed Tue lot Contains sH acres. UnHt
sid. % will b. renteitaa sid Tenant az $50 per month
Can ouG. ". Hznua- q. n HHtiaa-n. j. W9rI1uf. Jas.
YOUNG SHuruel Mo-bv. UT 4. SHELTON.
faHg-TuH On fra prrrrUaHa
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j. 2. PRYOR, J. B. SlNNOTI
Editor Publisher.
Te name % ne prupused journal viii perhaps. s.ua'
peculiar. % nj cuflaniish. a. many eur upun examiul.
ton % VIII De- l1und not iuapVrupnutH. CERTAINTY Dot ar
regent or pTetenu1us 3 Qui-NuuC o. oumpuundrd 4
tru Ll-ln words which. bring translated. arc, Whist
NV f-aud Wehs.ers in thc University edition Of IN.
0ctiouary. gives the Eord. anziicrrd. as follows
a~IlD-hTNC=neun ono r-rl1-s tT know every.
rhiur T
Jui 81 We intend 20 make the new paper "curizu.
q know md prompt o. publish. rverlhinr" raing
on sruund a.. that may D. imp1rtaut % tie community ir
which we live, and % 4hc puhir af large
We also intend 90 make fhf Quid-Nunr a wflrrme ana
usrful visitor ~ the family Preside
In plIucs b. will De- perfectly rierenfent ag an par
ties. buf n-1u--mUttal on M quesuau aferiuE the rHry
VI he Republic The welfare OF ne S1ufh. uf ue egu1lfT
q THE State before the C1rsuruilu.a
m OUTLINE Win Join heart and hani in the auss
q Internal impraEencnts and In ne Erclf AEucutural
uovement now 50 happily Fo:ng on IN this and Tie sur-
rounding STATES
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cash system uIn BE- adhered q rigIfly Address The ell
tar, e. Grand Junction, In al eases
Grand Junction January 8, 1853 febIO
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River News

LEAvExwoKTH, February IA bill abol-
ishing and prohibing slavery, has passed the
Legislature. Gov. Medary win doubtless veto
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