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subject, zone is so admirably adapted to the
purpose intended as Billions Analytical Gram
mar. It is plain, comprehensive, and, in every
respect, the very book 70 make good gram
marians.
g.. The greatest Of all The evils under this
head, arises from The method Of teaching IT,.
Students in their anxiety to climb high up on
ambition's ladder, pass away from grammar
too soon, understanding it very impsrfeetiy
They undertake other higher, but less impor-
tant studies, and, as a consequences, they never
know much Of grammar. The best plan is to
teach 1t alone. One teacher, properly quali-
fed, could teach grammar to al the young COT
eligible age and a~ttainmehts) in Memphis. He
should teach this and nothing else. Tha gram
mar nav be taught more thoroughly in six or
eight weeks, by making it a specially, than in
two years BY the usual method. The writer
snesks from actual experience, and long c~ontin-
ued personal observation.
It is something strange, indeed, that thou
sands Of both sexes, yet in the morning Of life,
are content 10 know so little Of their own yer
n~acular. They make the gTossest errors every
time they speak or write q sentence They 90
on Numbering through life, a laughing stock to
all who know better. They do not understand
half of that which they read, and are ashamed
to let any one see a line they write. Why not
study grammar al once >
MEnPHIs, TrNN., sept. 5, 1859.
Eprrons ArrrA1-We wish to ask the
Aralanobe a question through your columns
Il Is this; q
Suppose the Legislature ola Territory refus-
IS TO pass anv laws making Il a criminal ofense
for any person to steal o. tsmper with a~slave, in
the Territory, has Congress the powerto make
a law to that effect? and has the United States
Executive ofeer the power to enforce such a
Iawg II so please show whence the Authority
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HOTEL AT BEERSHEBA SPRINGS
FOs. Sale.

HAVING accomplished ne obi-ct Z hai In -
IL view IN ESTABLISHING fha aelFs spnnszf H.i
having placed them o. . firm and permanent tmI
faaung - % attractive Watering place. I desireAA
% sell The Hotel VITA land Cnorsh far h1tel purposes
The Hctel and bulldogs attached are yearly an new.
and every room vel furnished. ne establishment can
Be opened next Heazou without expense. No has accom-
medatei from so % go visitors. Bfonging u The
premises q a store house for Dry Goods. etc, billiard
roomss b1TitnE alley. bah house. ice house. etc.
ne eEpeuenca ~ The pat three years shows that IL
has paid q very s1fisfactQry Interest and from the fact
that the endoHm@ut ~ hair q million q dolarn for ne
UniFersty q the s1uth has been made %. and tie E1c-
cess o. hat suterpusn placed beyond question. t~hisprop-
erly must, IN a short time, become vsy valuable.
Ny private residence Is not FOR sale. ! ush 70 retain
boih steam mills with the remainder % the land %
aid hos who nav wish b settle here IN building oft
tazes- Terms liberal Parties wishing 70 purchass can
examine The premises, or ADDE'S me e. this place
JOHN AHMFIELD.
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DT virtus o. q de-d OF trust. dated lat o. November.
1885, executed 10 me By 1hamas =. Clurtney. I wall
proceed 90 sell Cor cash, % the highest biiter. In front
cf the cfce o. !. Horne, Eq-. in the ctr Of Memphis.
a. 10 o'clock, A n, on MONDAY, the 10Th % October,
The folioTlHg property, viz A certain lot Or rr1und in
he part o. the city known a. SIuth Memphis. and known
on the plan 81 the saiicitY - Bflcf Al, frCnting IS feet
onthe WFst aide % CauseY street, ant ruunius vest
wardly az right angles with The said stree. aHd between
parallel lines 20 The center Of Bayou Gayas and having
a front ~ 200 feet or thereahouts On Taiboi street. n *
tended with the improvements thereon shouii r-
above property not sell Tor sumcieut 30 SATISFY The af1re-
said debt, ] VIII sell. AZ the sane time md place, ten
shares o. the stock ~ The Memphis Buiting and Lazn
Association, belonging 20 said Courtney ne title o.
he above real estaiei s supposed % Be geod, but I sell
only as trusiee. J. q. GRIPPING.
aepS-fm Trustee.
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DT viItle % accrtaiu deed ~ trcsf, daei November
ID ist. lS6. executed 70 ne hy VIM. W. Wheaty % Sc
cure a certain debt therein specidei, I VII prose- q T.
sell FOR cash . the hiEha 81 hilter. az NJ &c ok A. n
% fhe loih day % October. 1858. In froaf n ne s1ce o.
J. H1rnei - 10 The city OF Memphis, he following
property, va; Lying IN Civil Disirict u. In ne c UNITY
o. shelly ard STATE of renufss r. bounduf a. follows
viz; tie east hall n q ten acre Ia q Lad, known -
ioi No. 81, o. the plan % South Msmphis. The sane sold
b. Seth Wheatly By his title bond % W. w.. Whesuey.
recorded IN ne krusters omce q aid c0intry. in Pook
X, paee a. he lslh dsy Of Nsy, 1871, ami John O. Nc
Lemore conveyed 10 seth Wheatfy. July sth, i8El, ~
bis deed q that cate The title j. believed Q b 500. but
I adn sfii e. trustee suiy.
should the abore property rot sell for en5uzh 70 satisr
the said dcbt I viii sell a. he same time md plsce sor
cash, ten shares cf TIE stock o. tie Memphis Building
Loan AGsiaton. J. Q. CHIPPING,
seps-lm Trustee.
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I'll Adreriisemszfs Publisked IN the Heskly 70
peal are charged ons Dollar per s9uafs Gl
racE snaerffoa-
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ENGRAVING
MECHANICAL

ssais sur Pr.zz=- tr Lodge Ca-rt- an salEE. Pies
and Ornamental WHtInr aud V.4iurrC Cars. Dol thah-F
-vis " th@ at. stencil list-s 5f anT Size
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NEXT PRFxIDENTLAL CONTEST.

EFFERsoE.
NEXT PRFSIDENTIAL CONTEST.
The speech Of Mr. BoTcE, Of South Carolina
which we published yesterday morning, de-
serves more than the passing notice mat W
gave IL in the issue Of that morning rom ue
fact that IT glancss at the great questions IN
Waived in the coming Presidential contest VIII
+h.eve Of a true statesman, and disPoses Of The
,olirv n he south in a manner that eanno
h. successfully controverted by the bodies
ana most adroit Director. Itmay be justly an
+r,lv said. with reference TO this contest, thu
-be Dolirv that may be adopted BY the sout
will decide its destiny. II the South be united
she controls the element that must bear vietory
,pon rs wings. If she be divided and distractef
ST. Is No less certain that defeat viii p~aralYze
her strength snd'fl her borders with dis
nav. And upon that defeat what bensh
viii follow? VIII she be the better
prepared to vindieste her rights and as
sort her independence? VIII divisio-
and discord in her ranks, and among her sons
any the better prepare her TO crush out her ad-
,-ersaries and maintain her rights No noll
The south must stand upon the e%efsnsirs
zrsfrst the aggressive policy and thstyrannie7'
dormss Of the Blaek-Repubican she mus
maintain her honor BY planting herself uPo
her constitutional rights as they have been
proclaimed BIZ The high authority Of Demo
rus-ie National Conventions, and as they have
neea ratified and Endorsed by the SoutherT
states and the Southern people at the balio
hox. she must stand uponthe eommon ground
that has been trod upon by the Democracy IL
an their contests, and that has been hallOwed
by the united reverence Of all her sons. Fish
20 10 bsttle m such a contest, she VIII have
he cooperation and support Of the Norther
Democracy. who have stood BY rs in ever
crisis Of our Government, and who arr
rrsr7rsd % stand By rs to the end, If
,re are onlv true 10 ourselves and true
q, rrincipls. II such a battle We shal
surely triumph, because we shall stand
upon the true ground, and we shah be con
troIed By the wise and moderate eounselors,
Who. in the hour Of danger, are always the
+r1est and The most reliable. But if We fall in
the contest. we will be united among ourselves,
and though we nav be overpowered BY supe
nor BuubeTs, we shah Leel Aat We Tan aFPo
20 Cur wi hearts, united as one, and 70 our owl
righteous cause to work out our destiny, and
20 indicate US outside Of the Government
Mr.. BoTcE, therefore, wisely eounEeis the
South 10 a moderate and conservative policy,
as The safest and best as being more in &C
corasnes with her destiny and principles p
better for heI inside Of or out Of the Union
Who shan say that bis advice is not mastery
ms policy true, AID his craftsmanship eonsum
iaatss Il seems to us 10 be i~ntuidTely sound
ana zv7rmat=r
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Notice 10
LEYEE CONTRACTORS

CEALED PROPOSALS vail b received By A. G..
> WsuboTn, up % September 25th. q Cypress Greek
Post Omcf, for the construction o. what il known a. The
Cypress Greek or Opnssum Pork LeVee This work Lee
In The l1Eer pau Of Deshs county, Arkausas
rs leHgth IL 33,s00 feet. AID euhraces about two hun
dred and ATTY thousand cuhic yarisof earth work Bona
viii be repaired for the completion % this Leree bv ne
hrstday - February, 1882 those who propose fr this
EoHk, must state the names and ~resideuoe q parties Of
fe-t a. security.
Payment viii be made 10 cash upon cumuletion q the
Eurk. except HOOD. psyahle the Isl q January, 1851.
vita el-ht pr cent iuierest from cumpieu1n % the work
Hi1s sill b. openei a. ne Residence % &C. WsIbarn.
near the Work Ga Monday, TIE 26th DAY ~ sepiember
and the right win Be reserved o. rsieaiue any o. on
blds. p. BOYD REID.
INn n
A. q. WELLHORN,
ArEnusas Commissionrrs-
III BRIGHAM.
J. p. MATHEWS.
D. l. NEWTON.
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$50 MISUNDERSTANDING from
Justice.

I WILL pay Fifty Dollars rs=afd fr ne spprsbeusla
Il % one SAMUEL BAXTER. snd delivery h he sberia
% shelby eounty, who did on the evening - the Bh tn.
stsnt murdered my negro uan Fnnk. On Ore STATE Line
road, Eve miles from Memphis. said Baxter j. small Of
stature. rather light hair, a bearing rnthar 10 red ard
redish Ehisfrrs. ne wa IN TIE employ o. NJ Cannon,
nesr Memphis. a q DENNIS
aaue-fws garfaNrrv 40
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IN Adraffssmsuts for TIE APPEAL msst Be- kandea
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FILL lid Winter STOCK
1850 September 1859
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10 rs MAIN ST. OPPOSITE COURT SQUIRE
MEMPHIS TENN
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AND
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NO. 10 FRONT ROW,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
LATE ARRIVALS.
Standard Works.


A HISTORY OF RELAED-From iz drlt sei.iemeu
y t the present time with upward o. two hundrr,
Biographical sketches 81 its most di-tinguishedm men. b
lhQmaa hooney, hrr q The city % Dahun- one lars
volume. 8 20 c1fh
TIE WORKS OF THE BRITISH ~POErs-seIeete
al e~huniea-g arrsnscd with Hiagsphicai Sketches
M LITERARY WORKS or SIR JOSHUA REY.
NOLD5-Wlth e Memoir % The Author. b. Henry VII
liam heechy& vols. u mo. clafh.
The LIFE OF FREDERICK WILLIAM Won sTFr.
bhN-bv Fredeuck KaUI=l vol.- 8 vo. cloth.
EHE EVIDENCES or CuaISrIANITY-A Debat-
between Rooert owen, OF sceuana sud Alexander Camp
bell Of Virginia
A DEBATE " RET. A.. CAMPBELL
REV. X L. RlCE|i vol.. g 10. cloth.
INSTITUTES or z CHRISTIAN RELrGT0N-By
John CalFlu& vols. s 70 sheen.
DISSERTATIONS on III ROPWECfEs-Hv Thomas
Negto2 D. D. late Lord Bishop of Bristoi-I voL-, s 70.
THE PARABLES or FREDERIC ADoLPHUsK RUM-
Achsh-famlaiet from TIE German. vita Hiustra-
u1ls- VOL 3 VQ- ciuth-
R REFLECTIONS. SENTENCES AND HAXNs
eoth-
LIEUT- NACRT's PHYSICAL sEOGRAPHT or
SEA
JOIN HOWARD. AND THE PRISON WORLD OF
hlh9Fe-FFom original and Authentic doemeni-lo
MOTIFS on THE Principles AND PRACTICES OF
ciofh.
NOTEs ON DUELs AND DUELLNG-By Saline
cL1RxE's CoMHESrART-s vols, shsspi inpo-
rklpEsT AND sUSsHSEi on, IuE IN KEN
CTeaves s Walden.
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C|OSMORAMIC |STEREOSCOPE

n 4NaH" N4" HaHHa .A LL.L-. |
n ing ICrr l-sEu1Ive ant amusing flau Ll- stareo-
scope. n stT-~=upe Views are Impressions rau Ma
ru-e. -rprrsr1t1- ne finest Scana-.-a Cities lE1 Non
u-sus ln ET-7ur and HIs r1--rv erl-l. viewed
Lra--I UE u-r-zrTr shows Ua Objects ri Ai TO-
iaf lr-lalI mes srs. AL. .Hs are Ua re-t nodes
'r ArrH-H size Aa nE- IaH | .r"E HalEr4-- -U1
All. fuI uske ire flrl raar .r1r-
Ctreu- AMI strangers vsHl- ls city should me- fEl
u Gl CD {. MULLER uFl-a1. 2I Main street, lupa'
size Pr1viue g. srusFTs BI<E. ant szFuIae Ee-s msE-
uIdcelt Tieas.
Justreosirgfthe hrEe-trli aa-=t rHscial Il TIEEs
70 Europe and tIrTuitet States.
100 dif-rr1- View 0f ur city o. P8r.-
500 different NIsguaf Switzerland Austria G--u.HH
and Tyrau.
1O0 lT-rFlE Views uf he Rhine.
800 4Hrreat Views 1f Italy ConslaI-uuu1e. Gree
E-7rt Nubla. Palestine and De HOS LanI
200 fEarelt views % Luiru.
so sea-ri-s ~ England, Ireland Scotland, sHfu-,
Fauly GrC-pes. Fe
Vieus1f Paris and Llllu. Al-1.
a0 Glass Flrwsef Europe HEi this country. nls.a auf
ul1ref nuature.
Niagara Fll-Wi inter and suumer Views
Casku Maintains.
Washington ard Vicinity
And g great many other articles o. uuuara1s % uau
11u. Come guck Enf secure choice View
C. MCLLER. AL MaIu street.
marfaa1twuwfW nuu Prrurua y zrauarfHa EIner
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SILK AND VELVET ROBES,
BOOTS AND SHOES

from The best h~~t1ries, o. servants Welr tagcther
with large assortment q llaukets, 20 every variety
and qualify.
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DT virtue of e Deed o. rust executed @ me AZ rus
ID tee by Wm- TAFT on the l2th o. March. 1855. reris-
tered IN book %. pages 9 and 70, ! viii se1 e. putlc sle.
for cash, In front o. he law onca Of WIckersham q
Beecher, on he n~orth-east corner o. Jefferson street md
Front aley, In Memphis, Tenn. On Ire I7th Gay % Sep
TENDER. is59, between N and y O'Clock. A.. a.. d mnat
o. Lot No. s, IN block No 81. On Beal street. In Mem
phis. Tennessee, as VII pay three Notes, 81 500 90.
dus severany lst Marchi 1887, 1858 and 1853. wa inter
est since due, and the LEGAL costs and ccrme Ionsti.
execuung ne trusi. JAMES W1CEENuAM.
auls-iu wmtea
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krrsAs % saHntn 81 E.8saiE
a. Tie SEPTEMBER Term. 1855. 90 ne Clulty Ce1rt %
shelby ougutv, all psrslus Indebted o. sanl estate are
hereby required o. come frVa7d auf settle me um-.
and al persons having claims againr sald e,fate. wiz
present the same tuly protested within The tima pre-
aribrd b. law JNO. LANPHTER
WsepI-Ims Administrator.
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Tia RICE HAEvEsT-me Savannah Re-
putiiean says; Several planters on the river
commenced, the latter part Of last week. TO
cut ard harvest their rice crops. Southwark
Of rs, on the 0geechee and Altamaha. he crop
is usually cut a little earlier, and thew, no
doubt, commenced he first Of the week. From
a rice factor in this city, we learn that the
crops on the Savannah and Ogeecne rivers are
excellent. From tie Altamaha the reports re-
eeivsd iddicsie that the planters on that river
viii reap a good crop. Il is, though, not
wholly free from danger, such as fresbeis
from rains and breaking Of dams, continued
rainy weather, etc, which may materially ef-
feet both the quantity and quality Of the crop
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The mends aud aequiniaf Ger Of 5iha Davis, are 70.
qussisa q susnd ~ faasrai of - lais sife JpLiA r..
from his r~esidence. corner % Shelby and Gayoso streets.
THIS EvEEING, At . o'dses ssrvie-x Il ne hous,
D. Rev. Mr.. Davis.
NrNrms. September =. IS.
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ITO the Stockholders u The Pigeon Roost aud Chula-
i homa Turnpike Compsny At meeting Of thr d.
rectors q the Piston Roost and chuiahoma Turnplfs
Company, % va
Resolved. Thaf ne Etnckhoidefs b. requasted % meet
a. The once Of ne Secretary In the cffy = Nrm1his. on
"Wednesday. ne 2sih day o. September, 1889
siEnci J. d. WILLIAMS,
aauo-mHm
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Circulation in the City
DETOCRATIC -RARBECUE.

The Democracy Of Raleigh and vicinity viii
give a barbecue at that place on the third
Thursday OF September. The COMMITTEES OF
Arrangements consists u the following gen
tlenen: J. JANIS. B. W. PRYoK and THOMAS
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A LlE-LT NEGRO GIRL, niaeteen years o. aga
u god o5ct, washer End ironei. Arply b
a1eidfn J0HE aETIER, Es Nsin street
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TERNs Isl 0R IN ACcEPTlNCEs.

/ HAvISs rs7rafy rsm.v-i from the City Wa-h-
II .astu. wa-rehr vas 1r ur-y yssrs -aElz-t lu ~
I n1-luess- cfsr- fr sa'a o. Ha-e= E-E If Eaurlue Crguar
ar4uhrs 4airi-a Port shr-y Hlraf and Cham
-ti-h Do cha lrugsE any uarUt fs su-1ass u parity
lt-F or le ara. q large a---tle1t ~ rae ll-
wFsllu UH aau me following -sl- IN TH-s sut
daily HErerel rl ElaFe
Cognac Brandt :.
virrr-. $50 r.--f ~ er..rar 80 No..
SIS rv re IarH r saums vrrr~s- s 1855 irparts
per % Jon N Hs t'e -eus
Farol. whose im7ort-i pr -fhIrhiFn' I'm De-
oemhsr is3l. tg D. j. s-m-rT a Bratler Tri1us
g-ulre, imported per Nrfrrr Dc oeoter. 1882, by
ou vl -a--r k= ,a SEPTEMBER
Is53 1y b. s-aus- ou-I. ulpu a c., imported
u-a7-s-y Lr.- D iss
uf B-un-su. -NrHu1a fsts
ora Bsr,-l "a a1rsale.
Madefraz.
. sz-s As--a 90 ary Sua s'-. 1885 imported
rs na ara r. @El
,. Hsra-i Ht--a 1l s-ll sas 1854 iupart-it y
W. Hl-ra 9-5-s a1-- tssr Wine. srs ID. pro
QUESTION o. th- dae-t vineyard On 'as t.sat1
sherries.
Eaa-Ig-e- rl tuaululf1-
Bas G|5-aa. Clta-i az Tss.s
R-raI Fa-t arrs- ur1-r Douro, Imported by the ls,s
p sul Pure Jl-ce o. tr lIper Dluro, imported
ora Fu-Tsz .uu H- v~.a-ys-i- Of %. pguu.e,-s
uuula u-s.
ChamPagnes.
as Frc fen-r1 ntut- and quartz
Russian grssus1sI Lai sara St1. plufs ana quarts.
Man suHEi-c g. Co.. sIlu-rHaf boz hsIf rIrt--
chs FErre -GuHds Imperfect" 7irts suf quarts
Cas- Pare -G-r-ts oauue-
N-t p CaaHfHu "GrseI Saat r.uts auI quarts
hfl'sfkS Co h1naua NFaz-c.le u-u.saui quarts.
CIarets.
60 =slr- Frsatres eva tue vintage.
AE--ElN g. IaHgf r -L.rur
Ni-uus Gaus vma-. Nlr-s vine
Fa1rr.
Rurxundie..
Nu.s Fevs CllaHa-lr
Rhine Wins=
Tsrrr- Er1.-- arf hHl-
Old whistles.
Wt--m1rrlaai ora Bye ISIS a-ft f DO 'afr B.
Ws-tra-srr. 1tri-i Isa ,o 1885.
Somerset Rive eng C0rr. vsrtrs ares.
Fsyetsr Rve ans Barley Wat rt-iers H-ss
Se-H.Fz Pure Hi BYE
E1f1lpr Herr ulI Rye. 1882.
Tobias Punk ut Avr, IS3.
Pure Bourbon tro. .aur ard ga years % age.
Odsulusau vIrra.a Peach B-anfv. 1901.
lIIsfe 90 wi-l- Ca1H-v IVA Apple Braldy.
Choice oi Granada luu. Dor pauc1. imported ISL
Nlietfs Imperial E1El- Ho'lsuf Gin
peEuyrer's Genuiua scheii1u schnspz
Havana Cigars.
$50 uT ~ my own Importation. gamprisiHg some of TIE
choicest b1a1is ant rarou- STYLES
s~rVlTanH. Martinez Far.
TaHlran seviuaua. Toharuas d. Gala
Malraua-a. Real, etc., ETC.
Fine virginia Tobacco
H1st1us. Diana. C1urrutirn. sam unoeus. Twist.
Lrht Pressed etc. ec. Rllhmout and L~ynchburg
mlnutcfurr-
AIsO.
a general ssra-trerf 81 Ecf =rui u1umau Braniies, /
WhisEiss-G Gin Pore ana Mala-a Vines. forollutryt trade. /
~ All eass ruaranteef. or money returned.
HFrrR rn-W. r. Miller a Go. Speed. ucn0ho q l
STRANGE. Memphss d A. shepard. ESQ, Planters
Bank Paat. g ums & Co. New Orl-ausi John RI Bruwer
& Co. New York Wm- Guuton. E-q-. President o. he
90 Washugcou, u. c. Han- Robeu Tnomhs. q. g. /
senator. Georgia; H1n- Alex. y stephens. Georzia.
EaI=flm /
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For. RehE,

ATS ri Residence. with 90 acres ~ -
VI Land. onIacksrn street. one mile s1u-1 of fss.f
the city. seven r1lms with Oh ont houses vel w
tuf cistern- ouhaui ant gra-s lo-s and wel-A-
SLAP =Ifcr nrieninx. r~rm-sfeu per anuuu. 10
one % more years. Arplv g John Park or
" q PARK.
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Tfrt m fhp stretched f5rena-sr o. ola Time
Sparkle forrvrr.-

Some Boswell ought &, gather up these pearls
o. speech, and transmit them 70 those who
rome after Us.
Mr.. Dane said truly that Mr.. Choate did moi
aeem the natural ard spontaneous grow Of
ne soil Of New Englond. He was something
unique and peculiar he was like no one else.
and could be compared with none. The re.
mark MIGHT be verified further bv 2 reference
% some points In which be was deficient : for
he had very little OF that manual knsek, or f.
-u'tv. which most Yankee boys who are
brought Up in the country instirctivelv &C.
ouire. He Eas very unhandv with his hands.
IL could not make a pen or fold a letter IT
harnsss a horse: OF Whittle a single into
the likeness Of anything. 7 doubt whether
since coming into a estate. al least-he
ever caught a fish or shot a bird. He had no
taste for any bodily exercise Cexeest waking
Or outdoor amussment-for riding, or driving.
or pruning a tree, or scratching in a garden.
or polling an oar. His resources and enter.
tainmenis were mainly intellectual. He wac
a ssrs ror % OH 81 no 1ooP PI eHtEfieiss and ram smus e. ms
was a misfortune (: for n he had had IL he
might have lived longer than he did. and en-
loved life more. His bow was always bent +:
and thus it broke too soon.
To his professional brethren, who were in
the habit Of meeting and talking with him, by
appointment or incidentally, the death Of Mr..
~hoate is a very great loss. His wit was 50
frequent, his good humor so constant, his
knowledge 50 various, his manners so graceful
and winning, that every one looked forward
with pleasure 20 the prospect OF seeing him.
and every one was glad II an opportunity to
come within the magic circle Of his presence.
Wherever he went he carried with him an at
mosphere Of exhileration- Whenever and
wherever be was speaking, there was no sense
Of uneasiness or impotence. Wise men, good
men, estimable men, l9vable men are left be-
hind; but there Is none like him. In the words
Of Young "the great maEeian's desd.'
The orient lights have vanished from the
sky, ard the visionary CLEAN has faded away
into the common day. Gone are the playful
humor, The discursive fancy, the fine perfume
Of scholarship, the auroral CLEANS Of the i'm
~acination, the lightning flashes OF passion.
We bis friends and associates Of the bar.
must feel that hereafter something less oflrht
is h shine upon our daily paths, now that his
brilliant orb is set. Ard how much Of The
power and charm OF his genius Is buried with
him how impossible win T. be for his CO.
tsmporaries hareaftsrt TO give 20 he generation
that eomss sfler them any adequate impression
Of what manner Of man be was, or Justify BY
any signs and tokens the enthusiastic admira-
ton with which his name viii ever be cher
ishrd by those who knew him
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commission Merchants.
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Memphis, Tenn.
Notice in Admiralty.

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ibeiug In cnstoty. lY yirt1c ~
Steamboat y q Cline. a warrant cf arrest.
A IL PERSONS who have. .r pretend b have snr
II rizht, title or interest iu me said sfcamb1nrT q
Cline. ere hereby u1-ldrd t1 appear before The Juaze u
the Distri1 Court of the Uufed States o. Amcria. Or
the District 90 Vest tennessee. al Jackasn. on the 4uf
Aenlr Do October next. thea and here to prosecute ne
1dmN HoorfinE 90 law n. M~CCLANAHAN.
United sfaros Marshal.
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Deputy q 3. Marshai w. ID. Tauuraee-
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