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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

"A dispatch to tine Cincinnati CONNER
eisl Of FRIDAY. says: The weather was
cloudy and showery to-day. but some fif.
teen Thousand visitors were At the. Indiana
State Fair No matters ofspecial interest
turned np., Kentucky horses in the light
harness ring took six out of fifteen, premi.
ums. Burgess aud Irons. Of Hendricks
county. Ind. took first premiums on aged
stations. Geo. Davidson. of Richmond
Ind. :. took Ave first pfemiunis on fstrattlc,
and Sol. Meredith. Of Cambridge City. got
several on sheep. An exciting time race.
for pacing stations under four years old,
was won by J. NJ. Vests stallion. Of An.
rora. Ind in 2:42..7ai tai'ns - .net5af's
Tomorrow is sweepstakes day. and the
fair closes on Saturday ~ ''se''s.'h s2''H
The receipts viii be about equal to the
expenses Of the fair.'s 99''i'aaW. D.aB.'o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

The Mcssrs. Terrill. who have conduct
ted the Lafayette lind. Journal for the
last six years. have sold it to Merssrs.
Luse & Wilson, who will hereafter con-
duct it. Mr.. Luce was formerly editor Of
the Journal, and is an able writer and an
experience newspap ,r publisher.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

The Democrat denies that certain law
yer wrote the defence in regard to Pack
ards divorce. We care not, our state
ment is true. notwithstanding its denial
by the Democrat. We seldom make an
assertion of this kind without the best au-
thority. Such VIC have in this instance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

CARLISLE. Warren County, o.,
March :, 1858.
DR. c. W. RopAoK Oar Sir:-For the benefit
of suffering humanity permit me to say ilnt have
found your scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills, sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Com
plant i have suffered from the above mcntioccd
diseases for five years and have tried great many
pllysicia' :, but all TO no purposc. was advised
by friend to try your Blood Purifier and Pills and
did 50. was living in Cincinnati at the tins.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06
SPECLIL NOTICES.
SPECLIL NOTICES.
.ea - DIR. CHRISTIE,S
ACUTE B MY
DIR. CHRISTIE,S
AGUE MI!

MEssRs. HuSr e. GARDNER --Gcnts:--I wish TO
make known to the public an article from which
have derived more benefit than FROM all other
medicines Which / ever used. 1 have been suffer
ing from Fever aud Aguc and its effects, for the
last FIVE years, In which have scarcely eniorcl a
single day OF good health, until procured from
your drug store bottle Of Dr.. CHRIsrIEs AGuE
BaIsAx In few days found myself clear Of
ague and Iapi.lly recovering in health. have not
felt a symptom since commenced taking it (about
3 montfsf, although constantly exposed to cold
and. " Gather. TO my friends and the public. zen
orally, suffering from this disease in any form,
wosld saw, procure a bottle, and health, CON
stitution and money fh -af Iaude ns,f.
Yours, ]. ID. GROSCOST.
1r See advertisement. 3 sfEa3r 70 3H@f-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

s9he Democrat affects to think because
Packard was not It the Court room during
arr portion Of thr recent term of the c.
p. q. ergo. the statement We made that
P.lfsfuset to supply The Attornies with
stationery j. untrue Whist . goose he
ara Gould p. not have instructed his
Dsoasy 70 wis'.In.h supplies! At any
ras6 ire D~rrsy lid rot furnish any.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

stitution Adopted.
LEAvExwoRTH, Oct.

LEAvESwoRTH, Oct. 4.
q An election was held in Kansas to-slay
on the question Of acceptance or rejection
of the Wyandotte Constitution, which
passed of quietly, The adoption of the
Constitution passed off quietly. Lcaven-
wortfgives 23l majority for the Constis
tuition. hAtchison city and township gives
one majority, Other precincts to hear
from will increase the majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06
.s'- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLEANSE your BLOOD,
-BY UsISG- "a
= 9CovII.L'S
BLOOD g. LIVER SYRUP

The Recipe is given to all physicians
: = That they m AZ know What they arc sssiBgs .
Ihccombinatioh 0 f:5usaynfilIa withStillingis,
etc,
Is well known to medical men as the
Best compound to Purify The Blood ever used
At cures Scrofula in all its worst FORMS
All diseases of the skin il cures effectually.
Syphllitic Swelings, Erysipclas, Scald Head,
-- Salt Rhcunl. Female Complaints, Tumors,
Kings Evil, and all diseases arising from any
inlpurity ofthe blood. 81 80 III
Physicians will tell you to let alone all
proprietary or q'lack medicines, as they call them
Whyf For the simple reason that they are put up
with printed directions and the name and label is
copyrighted. Show them the formula of prepare
ton. and in nne cscs out OF ten. they win approvc
oft. There are testimonials from PHYSICIANS whose
pr'judiccs are overb,anced by their good sense OF
the excellent virtues Of S, osills Bood and Liver
Syrup, and who are using for their private prac-
tice. Sold by JOHN ID. PARK. Proprietor, Chi
cago. Ill., es -9s., 5.s..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

TALL CoRS--Our friend, Mr.. Milo L.
PELTox. must have o rich farm, Judging
from the way il produces tall corn-stalks,
a specimen Of which he brought us on Sat
urday last. measuring l3l feet in height,
and having two large ears on it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

Packard resorts to every sort of device
to obtain votes! He accommodates him
self to the crowd he happens to be in. He
tells Republicans that he is very mode
rate Dersocrat, when it is notorious about
Plymouth that he is the most active and
bitter partizan in the county. He uttered
the true sentiments Of his heart when he
said he thought more Of HORSE-THLEF
than DAMNED PUSIOyLS7Y and
that il MADE HIM MAD FOR ANY
DAMNED BLACK REPUBLICAN TO
CONE INTO HIS HOUSE,! With
Democrats, who have become Disguised
with the corruptions Of the old Court
House Clique. be unblushingIy denies be-
losging to it. and said he was as much op-
posed to the men composing it as the man
with whom he was talking to. With
other Democrats he boasts how he deceives
tbsIrooliss, as he calls the Republicans
SO, it appears. he can become pig or pun
at pleasure. We never heard of NOR.
INSCRIPTIONS man, or one who would re
sort to more disreputable means to ge
votesl Bat all his twistings and tsrgivef
sstions will be in vain. He played tn
same game once before, aud such tricks can
win more than once el 1se go ennf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

A German friead says the reason Burns
admircs the Pottowatomies so much more
than he does foreigners is. that the Potto-
watomies like h:mselflovc whisky. and
while he was among them he could al
ways get as much as he could drink gratis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

VEnMoSr.-Republiean majority H.
95S. The House stands Republicans.
LIS, Democrats, "a. Good for the Green
Mountain boys!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
'PU BGic's ALE

s+ffDfr tfftIf- 81
VrvHE undersigned, designing TO emigratc to
g. California, iwill offer at Public saics 10 the
highest bidder, his residence in 4, Plymenth On
Centre Street, two doors south Of the Methodist
Church, on -oniIi ~ ~ 1rniGn1 I5i e9Di
SATURDaYes0CH0BERdstk. 1859.
sAHIhis Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of Carpets,
Tables, Bureaus, Bedstcads, Sofa
Stands, What Not, Cane Seated
and other Chairs, Parlor'and Cook
ing Stoves, &c, &C., all nearly as
good asinew. 81 Also a lot of Histo-
rical, Scientific and Miscellaneous
Books. MD '1soqaas % bs~l9ai M all :
sfER Ms.Lcash m hand ssle pssitise and 70
commence. at l09c leck, on said Gay. These
ia want OF good Household articles, such IS the a
bore; uili b ielF t5atte,d this saIc as sthey will
be sod to the highest bidder without rescsycg ~
Riydouih, Oct. 4, lsbe. & s1ia's AMOR a'mH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

VINO PULLED sT?-It is said that Tar
tsrs invite man to drink by gently pull
ing his ear - Exchange. faaa lsia IS &
1t would be supcrAuous to pull Dnrns'
ear to get him TO drink The pulling
would have to be rcsorted to make him
quit, and pretty hard pulling at that -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06


The editor of the La Porte Herald, Mr !.
POWELL. says he attended the National
Fair two Days. and did not observe one
man that showed signs Of being under the
Influence Of liquor.
,Thsp, Bnrns did not get there. He
staeeesed into ear. we understand. 90
"Wednesday afternoon, The day before his
paper should have been Issued, saying he
MAS going to Chicago. and the train start
ed With the fragrant editor aboard, but he
rptsEns1 ON the next traia. lat night
How far be proceeded has never been as
csrtsined, Perhaps he got SICK. and was
fearful that he could not get the Kind Of
,pedieine BE- liked at Chicago. or was
fessful e he did that he would GET pat in
the csiaboose. snh 50 concluded to put
back A friend suggests that he probably
wsst 10 sleep ssen after the cars started.
AMI did net wake mp until he was brought
back on The return train to Plymouth!-
How was it Burns? con-. s-s.r sdt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

4 ~. \ C,-I1.. o.u.aAI 0Ff-T
Ih's advertisement BOW VIII $40"
The plymouth people where 10 go'
FOR b~'es snd SHOES OF every s""'
% suit the most fastld'ous mlno. ,.NnU
i. Fy< tiseS who bow "a ta<hiesss shrinek a
Please call at raui- SIG ne aoes .es's"
Io keep what CANNOT ., pau ~ su" btilif
The latest style oI Snoe ana boot
L. Laa'e, misn i lot 'npPs s. ne. he.', ssce
10 SUI. 1ne'r minus ~, am ~ . Is'e. 'ee''
VT sr1s' u. w. -, a. s1ss's
npn as.sS So. ~ ''aAs - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
; MRS. DUNHAM

INV Guild ANNOUNCE to the Ladies' Of
wv plymouth and viciAity thAt she has Just
'receivefan entire new stock 1of Millinery 6 Jods
which shc offers to sell very cheap. Ladies wish
ing to purchase Bonnets or any thing in the Mil
,linery line are rsspectfullyiHvited to CALL
Thankful for 81 iavors she still solcits the pa
trenace OF Old customers and as many new ones as
will give her a call. SHOP, SECOND door north Of
Republican Office. [J5yIl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DrFOxto'S GOLDEN PERIODICiL PILLS
vrersnat. FOR FEMALES. sHcTf sgf

u ,Arci,sfallible fori..l Pregnant females, or
removing Stoppages or those supposng them
Irregularities of the = selves so, are cautioned
Menscs- ~ .,e5 .~iaiS against using pills while
The pills are nothing {. in that condition, as the
new, buthave beenuscd = proprietor assumes no
by the Doctor in his responsibility after tho
practice for many years. : above admonition, al
both in France and = though their mildness
America, with upparsl-. 9 would prev ent any iniu
eled success, in, every : ~ to health Otherwise
case; and he IL urged by /: these pills are recon
many thousand ladies' mcnded. Directienrac-
who have used them. TO companying each Box.
make tic Pills public, = iPrfcE Sis00. sfe'
for the ,alleyiation Of 81 N b. Ask for DR., Da-
these suffering from any = ponco's Golden Pills.
rre,ularis<s wlsateser, I. See signature or, every
preventative, 70 ladies box. You then obtain
whose health will not : a Dill YOU NAV depcnd
permit Of an increase of = upon. .n0ssrlfno1
family L,..a isdt st-ll1 Ladies' by enclosing
one dollar BY mail to either of the agents below.
haze che pills sent tcos 6dentaI!s5 70 any part
OF, the country, .-.l.-f al d..aat f.u.v Al
''A' 'T" BOLLES, SMITH & CO,
dii" sf2S L'tHi Ie4 Lake Street. Crrcseo,D E
Agents Coz the NORTHWESTERN States !; also. Deal
ers in, Patent Medicines generally. Lu34ylj
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06
PUBLISHERS MARK.
Starke County Republican Ticket.

For Recorder. PARKER.
For Treasurr-JACOB LYBROOk.
For Commissioners, &
First District.-ISAAC REED.
Second 10 :. EMERY DWELL. +
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

The more striking proof of the inir nsic
worth ami excellence ef Dr.. HALLS BALSAM
for the LUNGS is shown in the rayiiity with which
it becomes general Eavorite with the people
There is nothing of a similar nature but what il
east into the sulc when the Bil>am has been
thoroughiy tested. The agents for it, sale. the
country over, in ordering supplies. very
enthu.ia nits favor saving. 1T Is just the thing
it acts like charm: lis effects truly magical. y
The afflicted can obtain the medicine of
JOHN ID. PARK. Proprietor, Chicago, H., 10
whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by III RSHISG & Co., and Il. \. III MON.
Plymouth; r. Cornwall. Bourlnn: HsivEr &
GAkRIsrN,, North Liberty; C. w. NJ SrtvESs,
West York. [nf1m1l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-06

Agents Coz the North W estern States also. Deal
crs in, Patent Medicines generally. iu34ylj
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-27

SHAKsPEAR's LEsAL Recommendation
cred b. John lord Campbell. kew York
-1ppldon 3 Co.
In this book, the Lord Chief Justice If Eng
land makes a very searching and very inter
esting inquiry into s~hskspeare's occupation
inhis boyhood and youth he demolishes sever
al fables, and shows that Shakespeare was vel
born and educated. He especially inquire.
whether the poet had not been a scnvensr il
a lawyers Office, and proves that in two in
stances, while be was living, he was accusss
Of having been connected with the law. hi,
inquiry ended, Lord Campbell cites numerous
passages from bis writings, showing his int.
mate and accurate knowledge Of legal terms.
To the admirsr Of the great dramatist, thss,
quotstions-whieh are amply Illustrated By
the Chief Justices excellent notes-wil fur
nish additional reasons for admiration. Wbsr
the sdmirer Is a lawyer the Qualification thii
book win afford must be very great. The cur.
sorry reader would little suspect bow much Law
there is in Shakespeare, but a glance at Ham.
let's speech, when he has the skull IN his hand
beginning, " Whers be his quiddits now " VII
Show how readily legal terms were At ID,
poets command. These terms Of att saw
Lord Campbell" are al used seemingly viii
afan knowledge Of then import and it woult
pnzEle some Of the practical barristers viii
whom I am acquainted, TO 60 over the Who'll,
ssrfafim, and 10 define each Of them s~stisfae.
torily. Cieaves a Walden have The book foi
q -"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-27

DN vlrtue Of an rNesuIHn directed % me-. SleriT 1f
ID sdelu comfy Issued tbe Ist iavaf March. Is5s.
frm me 81 ehv CluuIt Court Er SOS G-I00 and ust,
in nv-r % caudec. Mu Co. and az. nst Rufls r..
Herui1n, ] gA offer q pullc sale, ilI cash. % me high
est bidder. lu frun- of f1r court house door. IN the town
1fR lleish. on Monfay, tha l6fh day or Nay next. 1883.
within legal hglrA the following described real estate
leVied ou as be property ~ deieu1alL Elfus n. Ueru-
tll. % SATISFY said r. "a. that is lying. being and sIu-
IfeI Iu said a1uur of shelly, STATE o. Fsunessoe. lots orr
parcels rf land lu F1rt PlcEariuE llurv % Stel1y. aud
STATE af Tennessee. known and described on ne map Uf
Aa tluu or Furt PI-EeE-ns On aid uluuty a. f1i1us ne
rrTr Ge-llulu- az che -Iruer lr intersection % ne Elfl
side 70 Cr1Lluasrrrt via the west adeaf Main street
EXTENDED. thence snUfh ue west I'D 81 Vain street eN-
tended q ghry fsef tu a. -tsk-' thence west parallel with
Carolina street ore huEfrcl and twenfV-seven and one
h1If i27 > feet to Che Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road; fhcncs wih said usilroad north eighty feet o. Car
lIIua street; menrs vita thr auth sife o. said street east
one hundred ana tueuu-sevel and rue-haf rect 90 he
sFIulinr ne cher ht begins AZ a point 1u ne vest
si1r % Main street. extended one hundred ana sixty feet
1uth 1f Caro'ia streets thence south with the west side
li MtIn stree. extended urty-dve feett a s1kei thence
west one hrlirsd aHd tUenT-reven auda half feet fofhe
Mississippi and Tennessee Rnilradi nsucr urr.h with
saiI ruilrozI f-tv-Err feet o. a stakes neuce east enc
hundred and twcufT srveu 1nda hal feet 30 The begin
ring ROBT- T. sl0TH5
nnfEfrwfu sheriff % Shelby county.
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sherim's sale.

DT vrue of an execution, directed 90 The sheriff 20
ID SHELBY county. issued The LIST iav Of March. 1883,
fru He shelhv Circuit Cont for sss7-69-lQ0 and custs,
Boo arr m J. " Taylor tul K Mason and against q.
vi. W1ula- Z wIiofer az putIC sale flr rash. % me high
Gee hu1der. Iu front % Tie Court House dor. lu The town
lf Raielsh an Nludly-the ifih dy o. May. 80. within
legal hours. the foluuiur described Heal Estate. levied
on 1s t1e properly % i-feudautG. " Hama, % satisfy
said d. "a. that la tVur, being and situated In said o1m-
fv Of ShahFr state 20 Tennessee. a certain tract OF Land
lu fhs southeast clrner uf Kerrs survey 81 the Cooper
rrtf. on the Memuhl and Charleston rallruad. about
threc niles east o. Memphis. being bounded on the west
By It 1g u said survey sourh BY uidrllircsd. east By an
Avenue. and running back north 70 Chains and 90 links
o. me Glhcr lots in said survey ne uuubcr % alres In
ff parcel cannot a0w give. but DC is the sane piece or
parcel described as l1ts e. Al and e In Kerr's survey
Or De C1opcr Tract. AMI ne same conveyed % defendant
Geo ~. Kama BY william Cooper BY deed dated July
26th, 1855 and tied f0r registration In ne Registers Of
faeo f SHELBY comfy. on the 18th OF September. 1858
anf fuiy regfstsre in h0oA rs. passes snd3
ROET. l. sM1TH.
auIs-Iaufu sheriff Of shelby County.
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gatr t Sirius bp 6Firsrapb.
AriVaIof me steamshIp Tonnessse,

Arrival of the steamshIP Tennessee
NEW onEEASs. April % me siesmship Tennessee
srrirea ~ this rst to-ay vita dates fruu Vera Cru Q
TIE 2a instarl q az arriva a.f~ firm ne CITY =
Nexino q M fsh Instant have besn received. ne "a
vices state thar Niranoshad forced ne nass e AmPu
dia and Liayo a. Oriraba. and bad reached The Capital o.
ne iih instant win = diminished army
ThsLibsrais have been asieafsd and driven frsn 10.
eubsya and chaButspso wa q io~ ottFp hundrsd NEE.
Niranaa vas nurderin ms reacssbis s~drslsnsrs indis-imi
natsly.
formal protest has been issued against he rsoorni-
hoh q he Jusre1 government BY ne united staiss
Consul BiHak's ~ezsqustur hhshseu wiIhdrsvn, snd ~
has been bunifhsd from TIE couuuy.
harauan has been captured BY Pequiera.
ne Euelish vessels are hreafening ne Pacide port
and demanding the rayneni % ne claims 20 Ensist
siuzens. The RTiush Minister insist o. ne payment
e ancisins. and ne Commanders before Vera cruz are
i~nsirurted % demand a minion nd half dollars from
ne ~ousto@hsuss. saa IN ease q a rsiasai @ hoabardth
city.
Jusres has ~liaarsvr ne eKequ'iur q ne sp,uiA
r~-.~f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-27
receipts by W.

NEW oRLEAN-per steamer a. q W HIH@ bol
toboa, @ pkg, s bases, 2 bis mdse; sbrd busEies, TrErl
straw 1hni wheels. IN iEweu 4 Co 10 bNs fumit
Mckinney g. Co. sbEs oogee. ] hid suF Str rio. ho5
vine 2bhls noises blmpsQls Hayes klE p hEs nudee.
0le-hau thl svrup, , tres straw, n Appers1n Cf u
bis OIL 0 hhi mdse, Emandson a Armstrong; 9 pfE seE
walker. Neisn a Co q hast hoes, sN Fernoni - ci
rope, . bale, - pk-s Ue. d n I0gnSend; . hhls bkg, s
B WHuams1u a Co; Is bsrs ulne, l6 hxs mise J ?
FunE Co. 5 hies mdso. Lehman & Cos . bbl udze.
{ Copeland Eiulandssn g. Cos TO hskts vine, W Stevenson
Z ts 1 hE mdse. Nurren, Boone a Cos Is his vol, aes-
chin GaIbrEithi d1-at- / OK Franciol a Williams
na ues AT Weis q Bw5 . ~ MA Scratch NsDsril
& Co aues mtse. A J White; p un shelrs, y separa-
tors Lowne, 0rEiu a Cos Gbndls shvls a spds, Hswks
smith a Cos 2~carb1yss Goodyear & c.; 10 hhds suE, j &
2 Steel g. Co % bxd bu-iea, 10 bEd wheels. ~ ps straw,
EzAJ Nix Cos Iebg mdse 5 Nanshsh Sooi
birds suE. IT FitzerEeralc; 2 rses mdse, Straszun & Link
2 cses mise. 9 " Hanna; 50 hNs vine, n n Potter
CSC npkE 4 bu udre. ! bh sug, ~ bols vel. \ b
rice 2bbls wool. hN cniies, sample, MICHEL & JG
y do1 pls nest lbs. { dz browns Gates weed Nc
AulshE 2bsk VINE, u bUs mdse, 2ckr. J B1r1 q Cos
urh1ys- % hhs mise, une-qr ck mise, 6 W Jones c.
/ 6c-ks wire. % brs. % hsu wine Vac1aro a. Cos =
hbls plstT 2 o. a. hae, s Do tar. 2 Ia d. D.. ia Do n,
] Murphyr . f-unE- Jchnzu1 gusfs . bases sffal Ahdl
90. 81 b1dlrs spE a. seVls. . csks TN. ! MrCouhs O.;
bun pspr. Kew s Watsol. II C. bs g. shs, Cassett. Hi :
FalmadEe 2hNs q PIX Adam ENprcts 10 tNd buEles
] n Suns s0nbs nd. % order; 6hrs Inns. T. Moutduniou
hat tz, N Fuoh.
NV ~ORLEANs-Per steamer Chuasu-so bls q.
ment Pmut & sons 54hhd Eusar % hsies lndla hss
Eng, Is bags coffee 81 bris molases, Dot sundries. " 7
Williams
ST. IOUIS-Per Kate Frisbee-Io csskz baoou, a
Dol. h1ur. Walt a Johnsoni IS TN pg metal, A. stree
Cos 81 Dbl. f0ur. CT M0rton-
NV ORLEANs-Psr Pals Civ-2 cases, Z hale, 4
baskets vine. J. Bsno g. Cos 20 trunks, Bnudks & San
safsz, Icsss ol oiah, Q Do marble. GHsrenaE CAM
NGH-
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ny rirrus o. the f~losins txceuious. issued By the
ID CIcrE % ne Law side o. the Common Law Eni
Chanoery Court o. thc cts " Memphis, and o. me a.
rrctaf. ] vii expose o ruhnc sale in noui Of ne sher-
ms affe On MaIsou street, In ne city % Memphis, on
The Isih dav OF Hay, 80, Cor cish tothe hiEhettMde ne
aIduiuE Real Estate. rl1i ne n1rfh bali ecu1n nme.
t-rn-hin ae raura rirhf; west 81 the bssis meridian
in zoe Chitzsslw r~urchase and The southeast qlarter %
ne ams section 9 c~onaiuiug four hundrei md eighy
nrr-r. ex-eut two acres heretofore conveyed 90 the Trls-
ters o. The Bsrtst Church, and levied on Is ne property
of r. ). G. Hart 70 satisfy ne icllovlng execrr1ns- viz
one erecufian 10 favor OFT B. McEweu Is Jl1- Cole
man. n 7. G.. Hart and 7. c. Grimng. iudEmeuf IN q
Tuir. ISIS. fr sgasOs-io. Cadrt cost ss-U-io0.
One executed in favor ~ W.P. Wirun " Jn0- Cole
ass "a , 7 H55i s9s7i l'A N'v'nSes i's
one r~xocution On fsvdr 81 S5ufhern Bank o. renneses
VA y1n. Coleman. r. G. HlrtandJ.C C.. Grlnns, iufT-
mrdt non Juiy.lsss. hr $3.50 Court csts.D.
one c~xeeution in AFur 81 Henry Laird ~ Jno- Cals-
nan II. 7 q. Hart = r. Ray and r. n Torrer
i-rl-nrni f1th july, ISIS. fr sA6-60, Court cost go IS
one ezeeulon IN favor oiIao. Harberts w. Tao- Code
nan. B. q. HrL NJ wrishL &c. F-ErrinEtn an
W A. Blythe Judgment ioh Juys 1855 for SAILS
Court csi sos
Mart Jno. Coleman Jno. G Rauingion, R. p BroEn an.
, c Grlans jpdsnentH m law ss s57o-1 Ceurl
on execudoa IN favor q w.P. WilSan Va r G.
Hart Jno. Coleman. :. g. Grimne. iud-ment ~ 1uiv
1883 fr s5i5es. Court cost ISIS
One e~xeeuioa IN bvu- or Heny Laird vs. gna. Cole
man n. T. c. Hart-A c. Betis anf Jns- p. sale. iuis.
meuf I2ta July 1855 slfi.s5-ioo. Court Co.'S $50
one execution IN fsvra n Constantine Piiar ". r. T.
G Hat J Coleman J 5 Clayton aady G. GriAa
one il favor Of southeru Rank ~ rtnnsses -. r. r
g. Hart, R-F Brcvn, : Colemau and J. g. grimm
iudment IN Jas. iss, s5uH cours oest -.
g Grimns juisneni IN JAY, lass, $3.50 csuFs 's'
ssls pispery s-4nsin he oouniy Of sasrz md sts,s
% rennessee. sale within Legal hours
h l. SMITH, sherid Of shelby ou1lJ-
By THos. B. MvSATTs Deputy seeri1i sc
sPis-iiTtF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-27

Go and see the excelsior Single ma
chine in operation at the Gayoso House, max
ing a superior article Of shingles from all sorts
Of timber, without a waste Of shsviHgs OF saw
dust, at the rate Of one single per second, BY
hand power. It can be worked BY hand,
horse, water or steam power The public
are most respectfully invited to examine this
machine. Machines, county or State rights
for sale by SEELEf &CHISM.