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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01

VIRGINIA, IS :--At rules held in the
" Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court for
Boone county in the month of January, 1889.
Isaac Fay, s4sSss sEs.5s s5t.t- 9ss. His
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01
WOOD, EDDY y 10.
Single Number Lotteries!
CHARTERED BY rnK STATE oy cEoRcIA. J
/ /. CaD1ta1 F1.tze.
1 $50, 900.
TICKETS ONZY SO.
NOticeEto The Public. E

AS the members Of our firm have, by way
)of purchase, become the ewner Of the grants
chartered BY The States of Delaware, Ken.
tncky Missouri, and part of these In G eorgia.
Under the management of Msssrs Grepo.y 81
Maury, of Wilmington, Delaware, We have
deemed it expedient to change the name Of
our firm, on and after January lst, 1859, to
that Of WOOD, EDDY 81 CO. who win,
hereafter hasethe management ofthe Sparta
Academy Lottery, and the others, as above
named. M
y In all transactions We have endeavoted 10
conduct our business: with integrity and.
and We can assure the public
that the patronage heretofore bestowed on us
is well deserving Of being transferred to our
successors. Very respectfully, %.
NJ s.tH Y q SWAN &.Sflf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
WHOLE rlcklErs lO; HALYEs s5iauAR Els s2i.

! la Circular showing the plan Of the Lot te-
fies will be sent to any one deslrous of Te.
,ceiying it.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01
THE GROVER 4 BAKER
Sewing Machine Co.

Having greatly increased their facilities fsf
manufacturing thor CELERRArED FAMiLY Ma
5sRlsEs, with all the recent Improvements,
ikave reduced their prices. and offer for sale
A NEW STYLE MACHINE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01

sLiGHT ON THE sUBJEcT.o
DERSONS IN want 81 Window Glass.
{ Putty. de-, would do well to call sn
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01

MOULD respectfully infofm their npner
nv Gus friends and customers on Ksnawhs
that they keep on hand q large and weIl-se
lected stock Of Groceries. etc, and are pre-
pared TO fill any orders from abroad they may
be favored with, al shortest notice.
The following articles Comprise part of our
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01
JERRY wARNERp


N eVU 9toTeA
With an entire NEW sTOcK Of Goods u
NO OLD GOODsii;
+ AM now opening at the Store House for
i mesiy occupied by Goodwin and WEIGH.
opposite the tsKana VITA Houses" an entire
New stock Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Cigars, &c,
Whiehl am offering verylcheap. foI CASH.
OF Country prodlce
II y5n want to get good Bargains. call and
examine my stock Jas. =. MOVES
Charleston, NOV, 9th. 1873. 4;2e
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01
ONB CENT AN, HOUR.

+ II there4.a husband, father, or brother In
The United States, who viii permit the drudg.
ely Of hand sewing in bis family, when q
Gtover q Baker Machine will dosit better,
Dsbse expsditiousR, and cheaper than can
possibly BE done BY haal Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01

VIRGINIA, SIS sat Jules held in the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Court for
kanafwha county in the month1o February,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01

5 = = - AIt<SN - llNcN 9AOlII
pbert Levick, Richard Lee
Thomas b. Leyiek.
Is, Howard Higgins. Will
Inn p. McCord, D anes S.
Eshing. William B. Bailey,
III, Harvey Chllds, Asa p.
als' Moses Gntnian, Louis
bod Thomas Sherwood,
Allolph' Rindskoff, Louis
1lN'ittIer, Allied T. Henking,
flafles g Henking, Bailey
1eys Of the finn Of Bailey
TFfa lny and CALVIN w.
asidents Of the Common
H. = b
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-01

Something for livery Lady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12
DrnIaI Garas
DIR. GRAY, Dentist,

HAVING aitrd ~ his ossre. ADD fur
III nshrd his Lsb1ranry Eiih frsrJ-
ihiur Hrw inriudins mauy valuable im-lI rr-9Y5
rrdsanieuts D. rrafr b. fuIdi bis en- --h-A-
Tssenrns 0srateu b ths sts ere md % aiioud 70 81
calls iu profession
- omoo No "a M,in street opposiis his % sana
frri'dar stlrr Havts errlfh a ~. marz7-ims
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12

tb.r, Of nirhts 10 hear him read, and be dis
/ not feeI Ike driving him away. Mr.. Cox sold
tssneero 70 Col. r. II. Eane- Col. Lane val
shsn esTled. re Il nor wish 10 make any
I ststensntto ciminaie Z white man On thl
| evitencs OF \ negTo; but Mentioned that "A,
negro aid be was tod By one Of the Northerr
Ms,hodists that IL he would 20 to Illinois b,
soon could make Sufficient money By preaching
] to buy bis freedom-
] Mr. Davidson mentioned the finding Of
some Abolition literature, BY some gentleman
/ in the county, in the possession Of his negroes
and they said they got it from Timber Geek
After hearing these statements, Mr.. Smith
proceeded BY saying that sufficient had been
heard 2 act a. II was plain that they were
Undermining Us secretly, and il BEL ooved us to
protect ourselvss and our property, 70 adopt
strong measures and carry them ont. II was
useless 70 draft resolutions and not carry then,
out, We had proceeded too far now to turn
back II is Necessity % stop their proceed
inEs, let the means be sueh as thy will.
hen. r II. Taylor was the next speaker
and he addressed the meeting IN an eloquent
and fslihE speech. He was one in the con-
mittee mat waited on Bishop Jayne Yesterday,
and had become satisfied as to the fact Of
tnelr beng pilcts-men sent to blaze the W.
FOR the hosts Of aholiiionisis that were 10 -
low With wiihering invectives he tof
ne designs and services Of their sEfosec
ihsse missions against the inst es1enes ~
STATE There is no law on Or .setions OF oul
prevent then, without the Z statute oo9k 2
Is something above an UT aeL DIV mere
speeches are per- = IS lc1s as ineendisrJ
panitv. HeV -<E.ei - orr streets with i'm
against sur' \ - ~ favor Of strong Tesolutionl
not onI.- a a procedure, and that they should
men ee written, but placed III the hands Of
so viii carry then cut.
foeg. Mr.. Porter was now called for, and
/ eaEae forward. He recommended at some
I lehgth tie facts concerning the separation Of
ne Methodist Episcopal Church into the divi-
son North and South. He considered the
northern portion thoroughly sbolitionized-hs
considered those IN cur nidst equally 90 with
those in the North else WHY not ION he
southern pcrtion. He had been % attendance
at the late conference, held in this county. for
the purpose Of watching them he did not think
We had mach danger 70 apprehend from them,
80 long as they remained an "smbodiment a
ignorance but thought they had the will to
tamper with our property, and would doubt
less do 30 80 soon as thew received fresh sc-
eessions Of men with more intelligence and
energy from the North.
Judge Roberts moved that q committee Of
i've Be Appointed to draft resolutions 70 Be
acted upon next meeting. The motion was ear
red, and The following gentlemen appointed /;
3. = Christian, A z. Pace, Hon Gideon
smith, Hon. Rob't H. Taylor and Judge Bafly
English
On motion, the meeting adjourned, to meet
again at thus place on Saturday, the 18Th inst,
a. two o'clock.
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Civilizations
Is.Trs n. s.UTTH > CO.


II / A d 2 J. p II A
LIATE jess issued a. arstuf rrrrs Of v7-raas ea
II osutsinlnr orlrr1 of .uercIes rli urffn-I
suca 81 a. poole ~ elflllIy asss slfs
f1niurlca B. lusfF $50 pgliclllan ~ laeir nlaa
Frliuctlour NE ffst volume r1c1 lr ncu relr. con-
ttitutes fuI c1lGctilu ~ ne
STITCHES. MESSAGES AID OTHER WEIrINGs
or ruE
HON ALBERT G. BROWN
sen1tor IN Canes ron ne STATE ~ MIssissipp anf
ilrulerig Garerucr n taat siata.
rufrED 81 q. ". cLuTELT. E1a-,
Postmaster u he Hsuae o. Repseleatat-sa af lbe 1c8
State
NJ apoEe 9urt oulialus el5 u1sns pTefacri By mo
irsphi1ai skst1h sn1 P9rfrsiton ase q ~ dstngu,sd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12

NV HEHE EIORRI

rTruH OAR -1rl has jlsf received bic -
4 as.l ~. Il e-allf. Wslaledlss fll-
Do E.r-sr fa11rds1ng. Muse Bc1sI lna u d u II II
ala1. li1si1 Ia j. By far ne iarsesi~
aas, ' .i 1f1-s ever oFered IN tbs ETY. ne p
aHl. -. ul-- l-..a1rra1 makers q. g Gaze =
g.. go sis.aas. i sl Every Pla1a UarrE1laf ~
~ ge- = l 7 7-s AZ 2or T1rE prices. ias frsiSas
~ rart afs'..-. ic. very iarss. smbrlzizz al
t-e l. a'alar 1a-aalas O. DAY n VA Wsut n
at.-l.a all. 700 10 200 tast sl.1-s. alliat
a. MoCLuEEf3.
So $50 Main 51resi.
N b. .-'l s- 3 ..a r-u 1l1r.1r llngs Lax
hE.- fi-. tsrl1-f
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l--Coahoma Taxes F.!
ReglaOVGE.



---r-n MfNUFAll-l- ~
<sAt5-55--1 a. rs1r5-sI Refined Iron.
- dealers b. Iron. Nallsl
49, Crsfines. sieel AnVlls ~
,,-----r -ss-actf-Iy l1,1rm our customers and n
~. -----sr1v- fraf have nov in store large az
ll.-- 49, al best Tennessee Iron which We KEGS
e.-.-- Fl rsrI Also flu stock % Nails, Casinos
49, $50. and smiths Tools.
-i5.s Patterns o. Pl1ws and Cotton scrspera.
- -. .fs1 agents for ne Jewell Patent Csry Pl1F,
,.l superi5r article All Of which We ofsr f1r zai1
49, a ftr1ra1le terms = can BE- bad In IBIS market.
1910 HILIMAN HR0THERg-
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HOUSES AND Tors FOR SAIL.

HOUSES AND LUIS FDh SAIL.
nrHck House on Court street, below Third, 90 feet
froHt Court street ~ lfsH fee 10 alley. Al1
three other fne resldenaes On Court street
Pine house and LIZ on Shelby street.
Pine House and LIT wellington street
Linden and vance sireri-NTw WIuse Win Hrr F|.Hf.
cisterh. kichen snd lust outside the 11rpa1a, beer
John Browns
Cheap Main street Lot un avn 81 f0si hg 1fSl f-r'
100 feet Main street beloF Brai street. tasEau
lvaTi0us other Houses and Lots drreut parts ~ zoe
city, and elegant places in The suhurhs improved
and unimproved.
Also large quantity OF lands bra TeunC,see Ark1usas
Mississippi, Louisiana and rcNas-
We hope All o. our old FRIEND AID suh persons v1uns
property, will give NJ call
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12

A FEW LEvERs and ONE CHRoN0METER. q
a ~ this MT celebrated usker. Just received. ~
These Wafches have TIE frst reputation every ~ 8,
where's b. th1s1 ao1uaiutei with the chsracter 81 -
he work IFS acraT ior tine, ETC. nothlng more need
be said nan Simply o aivise thrm q buy while they
can. J. r. MERRfMAN a Co.
- 4 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12

A TIORNET AT Laws onoe a. ne eorner II Main
y md Adams strrets third Cor wards Drug
rtorrs crp1sf The WORKMAN unnse he an Informs the
rrfesn anl the public that b b Commis1cr FOR he
attes boH named and ohfrs and -olicis tfir patron
sEr Ai1hlrna. Arkansss Georria Indisna. fua- Ken
tutr on 10. Lcnisiana- Mississippi Missouri EoTth Car
rlina pruusTIFauia VirEinia Wisconsin uari6-f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12
SCOTT & DIXOY. : :
HOMEOPATHIC


ID AskWlT 30 ne nirht q Fs6ruiry -. Isss. a.
II ueEfc man ualned BILL, known a. Bill Trere- -
want bil d ahoui thirtydne years ia black has ~
lf1fy beard, and suue marks ~ M lash uuau hisA
hacf- He has teen employed ~ M Worsham House,
cafu1ercal Hotel md uther places IN Memphis q. dr.
ferfui times o. s1ne YeErs past and s believed to Be-
lurti1g sl-leptfrr iu the neightcrhnot present
wl he above reward bis apTreheusiou and de-
llrs-F O. 3 N AHperson a. 30 loirtd 10 Jail I co
". FlTLGERALD
msri7-im sen1tabia, Eiss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12
POMEGRANATE
COTTON SEEDI

< - i i On - r. h u
rTTHEEE hundred s1-Es dr about two bushels each nay
u b. bad % Mrs5-s. a. A. Parker g. son. Haaar1s
Row Memphis Tennessee 90 en- per rrsae BOZ SACKS
and SACKS tlEluu ms raised my home plantation near
Como Depot Plul.a county Mississippi hey are the
fle flEsrs tlree --l1s rIE $50 TOR rust rr boil 7lrl
pas ever been ls cotton since I'M ny 11gFrssilu HaV-
- tried sverT variety OF -i1u seed within reach he
zst "a years Tu1r1a1- eighteen varieties. o. net
ha-iff-a t1 say tie " P.lc-1ll1ta'' and tHa BOYD
frre proved 1 ug Ezlls superior t1 Ell other varIs
tas rhe P1ua-rauate De- D. short Iraed cl1e1 oIuted
hclvV boiled rarietV easily picked snail se@f H7-r
alr 90 per -s-t- u-a-s ..l- f1al -le --'f r-.
ar rrrIaf.ar Tr yin ler- u'aaa rH-a
land Exnerlmr1-s r11iG nay sF-1 90 Che b .sf s..
1i -ver viii lnIu-e me o. ship a-sa 7- % t1i- Va 3
lr- mere. and sIaI E--i IN four Tees r1Va l-
oIf Iaud and four anil half feet OF ir's1 lzll
Formers vdc lavCt mixed 1.srlls seed By 5gTirF
few sacks 90 rolr-rlnsts. can. On few y-lra place
fbe-rsa-res n 1-sla 90 god variety. enable them
o. s--f thrir lied tsferI1-r-gi stock and md ne
5persfllu pas sg iuTesmel- years q eEperienes
- fa-7arrf-ateI o. me B IS. BEDFORD
fH1l-flur-~s Como. Mss.
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Inst RecriYed
HOUSEKEEPING.
COAL COAL! COAL
RenlOCOI

DEsr article ~ Trcafvafer and PitsburEh Coal f1r
ID sale. a. W. Wants Peoples Ferd Store. Also flI
.uupy ~ Hay. Corn Oats. Bran A. Barture Appiy
% " WANT. Or
iauf2-au J. T. LOVING
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12
9000n REWARD

TTNHE clerk % ne BraHdh o. the Uniou Bank q Ten
Il u-ssre. NJ Jaekz1- G-lTEe 2. Miller murdered
THURSDAY uisht - instant ty pcr1u persons
unknuwn. and fhr h1nf rutbed % SIS iQ5-s2oseQ IN
hank notes. and efif3 sod ne b1lk notes are su-
pe % 10 a issues ~ ne Inidn Bank and payahte prin-
ripaIy Enorulua reward of 5000 wiz b paid far
tbe rrprehrusn cf me murderer and recovery o. The
uonay. JOHN EIRENAN, President
p SHE ahrre reward is increased % Five Ih1taand
noiiars th1uslui 90 clh r Be rad fer re arrest
q the murderer au four thousand f1r Ue recovery q
he uunel- Or In rraporti1n &C. any psrl q ~
fer ETpTWNN. President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12

ssI aeres four miles north o. Paint Eock Depot IN
gscs1n ouunty Alsh1na pantatial me above, 800
acres cultivated land and rrpued BE- one Of The h
oUon plantations that part % Alahama 10 retrsnce
this last mentisnsd plantation, call On } u scrugg
Huntsville Alab1uIa or % rs here
Having The foregoing list vel many other tracts
tuwn iutE ETC.. are compelled p give real estate
most o. our atieufun and i ahou easy 20 repre-
heavy moierate LIST o. land tender our SER
vices TIE pu1lie Ecnersy ascns % buy . sen,
lease Il reqrred any md al property iarused %
either In TIE city onuutry- We could slEe sat
iEiacsry number reference bit deem reicrences q
buf little maruifude, lnylo7 cau rlge uaes clalt
We prefer our patrons should cal ard u.s. and then
inquire aftcr md o business.
- UopEFNS s. ETRHV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12
G

eGUW9GtORts
nNE tso story Frame Dwelling with seveu rnos. dne
" esternl irorting Butler street. sulh side BOT s.
feet trent. 2ss deep % an alley
one story House fronting shelby street side
On the Cuobin's block
House vim eight sod cistern lat 50 front,
20 iret dep q an alley Also racIuf Do aoilinE
same widh and depth ne sfme All persons shorid
anime This valuable prouerty.
Terms easyOne-tird cash Or 20 DAYS paper val ia-
lorsedi nal.n.e b b nd IS r..lths Ia .L.rn
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sFEEoHEs, HEssaoEs AID o1HER VEHI1es
HON -ALBERT c. BROWN
EnIrnREs Lilo

NJ puoiiahsrs - mis- Ca.iplIatlaa win ooumau s
eateflf ba4lus detrruInrd 10 rarralae IN ar o..
s.ie iprni ne speerte1 ani Wi ne. n 1u-f 10 q O.
49, -. r. ne 1sluiiT a full1lruf usrr frla-
~ ~ lalitiln Pre- COG nls the Initial v1una %
~ 80 s-ich thf7 le1e ln rea1cn1ta tine in-
lf,ie = NJ 2l1-. ItFg hrsa hdnarsf ue r1lla lar
IN L1e pasiiad g editor o. Dis aes uorE us l-1-r
mas ne Hrnnsr il utich be b.. tas frr fs-srrr =
uusi ~ lltiifl ne gltic ~ ammsni % ne sssefn
90 Nm - thlidu'T hecuuzrafliales hlnsef thar na
sqeec1e4 1ad Erllurs ~ A oerr c. nra7- s 4 farm q L.
tezinlre q De- ABR I'm TILE clnlecco1 uasS1r heea
cnz-alt aoterlcr ani a1Iirer Of 90 llrr aa -.frr
Vltilc career a Gov. lr1Hu. lt nrara In 1890
= - eueasrd ~ lr-ngins before Ne 0l1lf-r 5r11
Tea - 1is abe anf iustlctlru pctial Fpse1ss rat
wrltiuEl. ne rrfe1fi0r That Ge feCt ~ D WA 10
this Aha pzseases TIVE merit uleurarr terfs e. a..
NJ iabor q prspariar aud lriuraE Be- terra n -r
tsnts % his c1t-rlialr c8nsfitlfs uln urrf rf ne
muf q hin whosc Drliucttd1s BE- olufans o. c1rr-r
fsi q inslrs ready inlorsensnt BY thr 11urT u ne
eutrrrrLse ~ ne publlsterf
70 ne people Of Nissislpp, uho have long blr1-rI
Albert g. Blowu. and whom be has a1 amp ren1l fT
ne f1ihfzi dseharra q every puzzle trust olna1e .
lin. ahs editlr void respectfully td,cais MS v1--e
olruriete 10 1ne large octaro sou1e Etr1nTT 1 1al-
ssly bod In shecu. beat library style pri1s-e %
Cepiss sent. posags paid By nail On rsosrt o. prs
~ ne trade ahouf ssuf early 1rfer1 flrscf 90 fhs
pubiiahsrs, % sscurs aapies RON drst stitan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-12
SEWTNG MACHINES.

WE hHve now .l hand for lusPe-Llan ne llll- -
w make Uf TacllarB
VerFis pr.asl- LaeE s-ltcl Ml1ki1os with Hslsfs.
Hradshdr's Tor sIich lnchlles with Hemers.
sasf's EIluti- L1cE stitch with HFmers-
Quaker Civ Loop s-ireh win Heuars-
T1-srrt 81 Fa1r's Lex stlt-h ul-h Heusrs.
e. Irerf's EsrHIrHs.
Eavrtrrr safe Machines.
me Weed Ef1h4lc IS large and ane Machlnsi nd
-11a. 1s1 an Ellfs harness leather. lleaa
M1t1na- are r-r1sltv up. and warranted egual
any N81hlEs made our rlgsart Machine is ans little
Wr-FIna Oh frrr d purposes Tnasa machines can b
seen su is Mesa-s J. s. n Fistherty's Furniture
Store on rHn street, between Main seocnd Streets
Memphis. Cal aid zee them.
$3.50 All YEARorr.
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C0RTEsECTTOrITFfLE5,
&c, A. ae-
.FO. leo Worth SecOrld Street,
81. LOUls, MISSOURI
ii Biiss q ne is5ng Ioods. Tsis ihs5 ossr 81 Nv
1000 boxes si1iiy OrauEesi
Z 500 half b1xes sicily Orangrsi
coo boxes Sicilg Lemonsi
5000 half borcs sicily Lemonss
100 boxes French Lern1nsi
5000 boxes MalaEa Lernonsi
1000 boxes R and LIVER Rai-lns IN rh0ie ~ 'na
quarter bozssi
go bbis prime Lsnie Curranfsi
IS eases Gensa Ciiruns
LOO drums Sulf1ns Raisinss
so eases. 2 us., Oysters. Frs-h o0ysi
80 c1ses. a., Oysters Pres COVE
500 eases. , D.. Lohsters, Earrantedi
500 bases. Do Lolsisrs. Warraniedi
800 eases ~, CREW Corni
80 eases, , hs-, Green Peasi
80 eases AEc1rarus5
500 rs. assof.ed Jeiiles;
80 eases Pine Apples, In <iar-i
go eases assorted Pc Fruit. in rassi
go cases escorted Table Fruit, 10 glassi
800 eases hair boxes saldInss, Bet oi.ndi
80 cases ar nuxss sartines, bet trandi
100 cases Whole boxes sardinss, besf bssndf
100 cases. and rs, Tonateess
$50 sarks fvies Alnords;
80 sacks TaraF1ui Alncndsi
80 slcks LanE1dice Alno1dsf
500 sacts Alio1nt Almandss
80 sacks jordan Hard Shells
1000 sseks Texas Pecansi
80 slcks new Elilerui
800 glcks El-ifh Malnufas
so sacks Braril Nufs;
1880 fresh Coona Nufsi
100 SACKS Pea Nutsf
go eases pressed GiuErrs
500 ID assorted EnElish PlcElesi
80 cases Anrriczn PICKLES % han pint csrs pint,,
quarts, haif gaous and une sallon Eiass hottlss
10000 asserted German Cigars;
500 600 d0tnestic Cisars. various t-andsi
10000 HaEEna Glars. various ursndsi
900 boxes ASSERTED Fanny Coufectionery. varous sts-
andqrahuesi
$50 cases Oivs Oil, piufs sad quartsi
50 cases Pearl sagoi
800 cases Castle sosps
50 cases Preach CEperss
Is cases siuIed Oiiress
100 Ihs. assorted Fiavuring Extrlc1s;
80 cases Pie PeppEr saEae pints All quartss
so cases Tomato CEtsup, piats nd g'1srtsi
500 I1s. Ensiish Saucesi
so rs Picklet Oysters. IN glss-;
30 kess french Prunes;
20 etses French Frunss, IN ianrY hss<ssi
80 eases ro1aau;
io0 cases Brundy Cherries5
80 cases Brsuiy Fruits.
10 c1ses hrundy feachess
800 baskets ClampaEue, hest brznisi
10 cases Claret wins;
80 eases fresh Strauberries. In cansf
10 eases Freuch Mustard. in cansi
Is eases tlontion Mustard, IN Z and - -
so cases fresh pamsuns, in cansf
$50 eases R1cE Flsh in cansi
new a1ur l4rrefs. srl1rlcils thc chqioeli qlali-
ties and Arrest descripiiou1i
80 cases fresh Peuches, in n eans all-aH
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hrs. Benedict was the dzaEhtsr Of the latl
well known and respected Hngh HzEgsrty, o
AprlrgEelis, and had always borne a zoo,
character, we believe, until He unfaItunAft &c
cnrTenee, which resulted in her death. HI
brother, Henry HAggerty, e supervisor IN 70.
township Of SpringweiL Mr.. Benedict Il n,
son Of Mr.. Noah Benedict, who has rested 4
number Of years In the township 81 Greenfield
and lie known 10 many Of or citizens.
The unfortunate nan Wa turnkey IN The Oh
jail. under Sheriff Hiram r. Andrews, ana wa,
much respected, though q late he had, we IN.
deTstand, been IN the habit Of using intoxfes.
ting liquors 70 excess, and 10 sal4 % have beer
under the influence Of liquor et tha tine the
stshoing was committed, which, however. ths
oineer who arrested him denies. Benedl-t AZ.
presses ne Utmost eoatTition, a-a during !
o etl he bad with iaay--a formsl
S,oel az aIs-hs reiterated AEain and again
&C., ~ ~ - no Know Fhy the act was con
49,, nc mat ne "a Hu( EXPECT 70 Be par
eooeas eithsr on Earn o. Ia heaven. The sFair
-i,h,,t a one, bearing a. L did enc soul,
~ - nomehtE warning, iets he presenee
~. ygags q al things making ne 10, Of
srefFetttor mott miserable, causlng void
- che family circle, bringing misery 10 the
hearts 81 those composing snotheri leaving
sAotherless, and worSs than fathefiess, the Of
spring Of The uHf0rtvHa,i pair. III
A csIbkID sEHvAzr or Gas. WAsHIxoror
LIVING n CHANFAIGS CoUNTT, OHIo, AZ
rHE AoE or ii2 YEAhs--Ws are inietlsd to
7. S. Mcfarland, ESQ q Ufssha, Ohio, for
the following higAif Interesting facts which
are ALEC snbstandated BY another gentleman
ffon the same place -CinoiaHzfi Gd-shs.
EbIroEs GAZETTE: There is living in Con-
cord township, Champaign county, Ohio, r.
I raarkahle cciorrd man named Richard stan
hope, now In his one huhdrtd isdtwelfth year.
He is very active, to.h in mind and body, for
a mar u bis years His head is - white
AZ Hool, and with the exception Of a
slight defect in his hesTinC, be retains 10 a sur
prising degree the use Of all his mental and
I physical faculties He was born the first day
Of March, 17fs, IN fredericksburg, VA and &
beyond doubt, one Of Gen. WeshihEton's ser
wants, as be has IN be Possession a certificate
I In Washihgtohb own hand writing. He was
I with IN master in several Of the battles Of the
{ Revolution, and shows honorable scars receiv-
ed IN TIE bloody conflicts Of that day He was
also in the army Of the last war with Great
I Britain, al the time Of Hubs surrender. He
was az the time Of the surrender driving a team,
and WHEN ordered 70 drive tc a certain point,
positively said he Wcult ret, but unhitched
bis SADDLE horse and nade his wsv back
TO tins country. lie is row living with bis
third wife who is eighty years old He is the
father Of twenty-e Eht children, most Of whom
are now living. Stanhope has been a citizen
Of Champaign county Tor fortv-eight years
and has always sustained the chsrsstsf 81 an
honest man and q good citizen. he has been
a menberof the Baptist church lightweight
years. T. s. MCFARLAND.
UAHANA, o., March Il, 1859. - d
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T'ie Hsiiodisf Ciurck North 70 b Drfoeu ouf q
Fanaia C0uusy- Iroubls -fhead, ---
Fron ne Rlnhsm rrsrisl i.,i lisai. Nsrsa ~ 81
At meeting OF TIE ei-izeus Of fannln, nsia
a. the court house, il Bonhsm, or Saturday
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wv have lately added to cur socz arse assarusui
w ~ ZINE SILVER WARE, srniTacinE every kind
n article usef in that department
J. r MEERIMAN q CO
feh1s 255 Vain street. Memuhls Ttun.
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TTORNETs At Law, Memphis Tenn. Onoe-Cal
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