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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-11

JrrrersI ELEcrIoS-Goy. Conway has i
sy.s his proclamation ordering an election 70
| circuit Judge in the Fourth Judicial Circuit, Il
iii the vacancy occasioned BY the resignation
Of FeHx J. Bstson- Tbs election takes Piaei
on the 3ist instant.
swsNP IArps rs v HfLENA DisTRicr
Patent No. 10, for lends In this District, ha'
been received. As our former nopce o. lsna'
patent was misunderstood Ne ar mdeoeu !,
state a. again. An the confirmed swamp land
II ~ HSe6a Disfrfct ar now patented 70 IN
SAD. ercept those in the last confirmed list
and which were offered for sale BY agent snita
Al his LAST sale. In otter words, hosc laua'
| offered for sale and sold BY Nj. Jesse a 4aek'
~. and those offered b. J. c. o. smith, a. I'M
frrt public sale. are noW patented 70 me STATE
But 5smalI conhrmati0o remains 70 D. patent
"a. being for lands, principally ioutn q ~
base line, and west Of The mth Puteifsi merle
ian. lately offered at public sale. No doubt ~
patent for these viii soon ariTss-Ltak Rod
TFue DcmOauL
ne same paper has the following
OuFcF WoRK.-Our e~nocrprising falow towns
man, A. Rapley, q the firm Of Hanger, Rap
lev a Co. who is associated with j. T. Chides
Ter. the well known mali contractor, In TIE con
tract 10 carry TIE mai from Msdisou, ths Ger
minus Of the Memphis and Little Rock Rail
road, to his place, handed us on last Smdal
he Memphis papers of saturday. This il un
precsdeuted in the history q mad facilities 4
tins STATE. And, what's more, the contractor
say they intend 20 keep IL up. II 80. We wi
be able 70 furnish he latest news, andu he.
crowd US much viii set US 70 thinking about Is
suing . tn-Esekiy, Il not a daily.
ne special election for Sheriff, in Sebasuai
county, has resulted in the election o. WiniaI
A Porter.
Tar IN~nErEEpEEr SouTHEoN.-MT. The,
J. Key has become he owner and proprietor q
this paper, published at Helena, and has ais
associated himself sstlonally with Mr.. Bro
nough, in the m~snagsnsnt Of it. They ar
both good and true Dsgloerats and able Wnter'
50 that it may be expected the Southr0n wi
take rank with any paper in Arkansas. sue
cess 10 them and the S01fhroA.
MAToR OF HEIEEA-On Monday last 7
II. Hargravss was reelected Mayor Of Helena
PLANK Roam IN CoNTEHFLATIoN.-ne eiti
gems Of Helena and vicinity have in eontem
plsuon to make a plank road from that city
| from Clements Bridge 10 the old Town road, a
The direction Of Little Rock. They ask an ap
preparation q g., 800 from the County Cour
for that purpose.
AssEnHUrSs OF TIE LEGIsLATURE.-ft wi
be remembered that Gov. Conway, for reason
deemed 10 Be sufficient, p~rorogusd the Arksusa
Legislature The members viii re-assemhle Of
the 10th inst, when, no doubt, they viii, bein.
better prepared BY consultation with their con
stituents, proceed more earnestly to the dis
charge Of the important duties incumbent uPoi
them.
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GENERAL SCOTT Ann rms
OF

We have heard that our worthy Msvor in.
tends 10 caB a special meeting Of he Board a
Aldermen, that the hOsPitahues Of the civ nav
be rendered General SoorT, on the occasion a
his contemplated visit to Memphis.
We deem the suggestion q good one. ",
have bonored The memory Of the dead, and Z
now becomes as 10 show equal respect to tn,
uuspoted military character Of The living her,
Of Lundy's Lane.
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For Sale.

Two arrea. nnf house wtth 7 Rooms. an ouf
II h7uses Eui gnrten, stables. Ar. near Rev. -
5 Waf=n's. two miles sufh n the ctfv ~
iuw o. I've hands1me rla1ess frum Z mile 40 A. -
from Court Sluare.
Ten hauis1mc hfs near the city
eme rsluahle Main street I1fs-
A tesIrahir Tot Hnd two story brict house On b.. fronting
Court Square.
hshi aun1red acr-s on ArkanzaE river, sume 20 IN
uiuvatuns Ulh 3 uoEruez, VITA snies. stuk. A.. o.
ufe.
Nnrteen hundrrd sores on B1urs Pbsla. Bsirar
oCuufy, MiE-
Also e ca1ice TRAIT seven miles frum ne river
Three huusand acre IN Bolivar CduufT. Ms.
Several very desirable ots, q 2, % 8 and 10 urres each.
near ne STATE Femals Callsxr. Cun 80.
Jas OTNG, Real Estate AGENT.
lao No. n Madiau street, NJ stairs.
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Pr the memphis AppeaLI
MEssKs. EDIToRs The following circum-
stance occurred a few DAYS ago on board Of the
Red Ronc, the Nashville packet Of which ]
was myself a witness, and which deserves to BE-
ehronicled as evidsncing the geuasmanly and
correct bearing Of some Of the officers rom
handing or river boats.
A young man sBindled two oIher men, pas
sengers on the boat, out Of $50, BY taking ad-
vantage Of their ignorance Of sons game at
cards. Mr.. SaeklefoTd, ts clerk, hearing
from one Of the duped parties that he had been
thus cheated out Of his money, went to the
swindler and compelled him to refund to his
victim, under pain Of being set ashore if he re-
fused A woodboat was alongside Of the
steamer, delivering her load. Just about the
time the woodboat bad the last stick thrown
aboard, and was casting loose her lines, the
swindler, who had kept out Of sight for the
previous half hour, and who it had been dis
covered had heeced another passenger, was
seen to step aboard the woodbcat, which foated
Of into the middle Of the nvsr- The Captain
| (Smith) who had been Informed Of what bad
happened, Immediately put his boat back. and
coming aloHgside the woOdboat again, took
aboard the Pigo0a-hHHtcr, by whom, after some
very plain spoken words from the clerk, the
money Of victim No. ? was also restored. II,
Mr.. Editor, the ofheers Of our boats would gen
orally pursue the like decided course towards
the scoundrels who find their gains in stealing
and in defrsuding under pretencs Of fair-Play,
and if they would, like those Of the Rcd R0ueri
forbid and actually prohibit an games aher 10
P ~, they would greatly enhance the comfort
Of travellers, and lose nothing in the way Of
public patronage. Very respectfully,
MENFHIs, January s, 1859. J.
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THEEIeHTH CONVERSATIONAL DIs,
TUUGT.

The Nashville BannT contains a letter from
Capt. RoDT. c. FosrER, Of that city, in which
he declines to be considered a candidate before
the Convention 70 nominate a successor TO Gen.
Zo1UIooFFER. The same paper contains acsll
upon Col +. S CHATHAM TO allow his name to
come before the Convention Gen QUAELEsi
er-Demoerst, and late KHow-Nothing candi-
date for Eleetor in the Nashville district, is al
ready in the field.
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By adlressing a lester. stating case, s~yinrtaufs, ieuEih o
fime The disease has ocuunurd and have mrficini
pulmpuy forwarded Tree from drmsge or curiosity, .
ag part o. me country, with fui and plain Hreciion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-11

CoNYIcrED-Josiah Ward, one Of the Bolton
jurors, was convicted Of perjury in the Upton
Circuit Court on Thursday, and sentenced to
three years imprisonment the STATE Peniten-
tiary. Attorney General Sale, q this city, as
sisted in be prosecution. The other indiet-
nsuts were s0aaHued By ne defendants.
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D. OR. MMAN.

mis c~aiebrafad Arms hts u~rmFn~urV F.aret on one n
me rsu- connected with Gus GHurrv. vita wh0m we
have made arrauEeurutst 0snr on on Ramingf11's Cab
inrt sire Canvas FharErauhs
mraa ur-fursH. uwhtuiug ~ thrv d. ne an - ne
to- Artists arc a1uuE no mast perfect specimens Of ne
Art
No. 4 CIark's Marble Block.
uI-nuaarv
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shelby County Lands.
ATkanSaS PIanatimS fr SaIe

fI'hhhE hundred and iurty sores In Critteuirn cuunfT.
Il tunr miles from Hopehef- A rrent harnn ~
Csh-
Three hundred and twenty a-res IN Crifendrn ouunfY
mtirn milet irom Memphis, ant ahuut haf a nile
from railruad- On huE time
ur inuuEauf three hundred and thirtv-nve acres on
- franl1s river. very cheap on iunc time
one tnHusanf SIX huniref and twenty acres on Whit
river. oun mile u1rth uf De- Arr-ths whit HluT1
unn. ms viii d. I'D lug tn chse q oo-partncrEhip.
ST. hundred and thrrtv-three acres IN Infrueufen-s
esulig. i1uF miles from hatesgine. and one and a hHf
run hhfte river. Pity acres cleared, with improve
meme
We have nuiz in Prairie. Bradley. White. Poinsef
and hHnror. Which. tEefhrr with the Stove hufs Hn Ar
tansas viii he sd AZ very uu uriofs. or traded for
p-sis U Hemuhi, uty pfaperty-
u1-u M~ONsARRNTk On
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Situation Wanted.

n hrzted nstituiiuns IN The East. and po-=cssina auus
experiences IN tsachinr. aesires a situation e. Principai
90 Assistant In . Seminary % ~rfanfinr. Testimonials q
the hirhesf character can b. furnished. A liberal salary
vii b. required Addre-s Boz No. SOC, hemphh Ten
uessee- lane-Iw
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OrERkrIoNs OF THE UEITED sTATEs MHT.
me statement Of the United States Mint, in
PHILADELPHIA, for the month Of December
shows a gold coinage Of SS3i $50, nearly an Of
which was in double eagles HE silver CON-
age for the sane time covered 1882 900 pieces.
Of the value Of $3.50 OF cents, there were
100000 coined. The aggregate coinage il
4,s34sSS6 pisees,of the value q sis30ssA.
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Il Good Chance


WILL sell On IN PREMISE. a. not sold befsrel -
i % TUESDAY. the 25fh instant. a. public auc- 80
ton, my trac o. land. In The hver part Il Hay-E1A
wcod county. within twu miles Of D~urhsmviu -
fourteen miles west - Brownsville. containing 500 acres
with sod mpruvemeut-Ein. cabins. sc. About 80
ares IN cultivation. Terms, une-third cash. the balance
IN one and two years.
Aisn. all the provisions on fhe piaor, shout 900 barrels
OF corn. all the fodder, abort s0.oo0 pounds af urd hiy,
Twelve bad Il mules and horses. several yake Il arru,
1aile, sheep and hogs, one OK ana two horse wngns fur
unurc. * Trnns, ~ SUM q so and under. cash
an suns ab0ve, q credit o. twelve months, ngfos via
securify- uaull-nHau2t1 J. D. JET.
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Negroes for Sale.

nv YELLOW BOY twenty-five years o. age. -
hr-t-fafe tarbcr. urriage driver and hcuse
aervauf' one hiack buy. tWrufv-Fix years "a. -
nfsi-rafe tlaeksmrth md engineer two drIf hauds. -
enc twrufy-fwu years olf. and he ether thirty YEAR.
ON siurr~uier aged mirty-fve years Appiy o.
M~ONSARRAET & ~
EAu Corner ~ Madis1n street and Bsnt Avenue
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CANDIDATES FoR CoE0HEss-Hon r. N.
Waterson Is a candidate for Congress in the
4th C~savage's) district
Hon. m X. Thomas IL announced in the
Columbia Herald a. a candidate for Congress
in the 5h gones) district
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To EDIToE Or EvANGELrsr r." My age is
sixty. One year ago, my hair was very gray
and had gradually fallen until it had become
thin. I commenced using Mrs. S. A. Aliens
Worlds Hair Restorer, and also the ZyIobalsl-
mum now my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL
coLoH, and ceased to fall"
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Carr. TowzsExD.-me Charleston courieI
Of the 6th, says that Captain 2. C. rownsend
late Of the SLAYER brig Edo o. Putaem-which.
BY the way, viii be offered for sale this day
was among the passengers from this city for
Key West, in the Habd, on the alb inst. Cap
tain Townsend arrived in this city ineog, under
the charge Of two officers, in the steamship
Marion, from New York.
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Royal Havana Lottery

TNHE next Ordinary DRAWING IN the Royal Hsvsns
Il Lottery. ouductsd ~ The spanish Govefnmeut IN
der the Supervision q the CaFtain-GeneraI of Cuha. viii
uEke place a. Havana. 90
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DEATH.-We learn from the Nashville Uniou
0nd .Aneicaz that Judge Msrchbsnks died sud
denly at Manchester, on Thursday. We learn
that he fell dead on the bench. while holding
esut
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For. Rem.

A eOOD brick fwellnE huusF. four or i've -
II reums, onr acre ~ gruund, iuzt OUTSIDE the -
crporauon. East o. TIE city. Terms easy 10 a HmI
BOD tenant Apply q ~
Jas YOUNG. Real Estate Agent.
jas No. n Msiison street. ~ stairs.
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A LIBERAL REWARD viii Be- pad TT ue rem
u Dvery Of my large SORREL HORSE white T<r1
hind feet. trace mark on shoulder, tat and nne sQUz
about seven years Old was seen last night in Company
with man and hurscs on new Sate line read, near NJ.
Luleohn's. H. A. MONTGOMERY,
PlanIng Mn Mafson street. g TELEGRAPH One.
fnrH
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NOTICE.
Forsyth, Jameson & Bro.

HAVING bad TIE misfortune b. b. burned ot on yes
II terday would sy Tat they have their once al L
CASE a COS - NAN street, where hey would BE-
rieased 90 meet netr Old friends AMI Customers and pay
mefr hahilues- We are st1 ready % aonuumodate our
customers. a. usual. tnn6-3t
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NOTICE

n , MILLER ". Steamboat DASIEL BOONE.
A IL pers1ns having claims sgsinst said boat her
II usekle. apparel 0r furniture. are hereby nitih-d nai
] have seired the ssme, ~ order n The Julge Of ne
Circuit Court 20 ne United States In AfmiralE sf-
tngf and that they mus hC all claims a. intarveurs
On or heilrc me eIpfrstan II hnren d1yE from his
date n. ~MdCLANAHAN. c. s.. Marshal.
By swan. Deputy q. s anil
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F@ the Memphis ApPeaLl
MEssEs. EDIToEs: ! observe an historical
enor in your editorial remarks this morning
respecting the victory Of Jackson at C~halmsttes
which is more worthy Of correction, because i
is so frequently committed It is in supposing
that the British troops, commanded BY Packer.
ham on the sth OF January, 1915, had beer
previously engaged in the battle Of Waterloo
fought on he 18Th Of June, ISIS. A gisnee al
the dates win at once indicate the error refer
red 10. am your gratihed and oOnstaH
reader. A G.
MEMFHrs, Januarya 1859
JUBGE DoUGLAs AND TIE DUELLISG CoDE
The Chicago Tmes, which is generally regarde,
as Judge Douglas organ, in a late issue state
that if Douglas is challenged BY Senator Jones
Of Iowa, or any other person, be viii notaeeePt
upon the ground that he did not recognize tn
dueIling code as the proper way to settle tn
disputes and controversies Of gentlemen. Tn
Indianapolis Ssatind, in noticing the Times
article, saysthsrs must Be some mistake, OF els
Judge Douglas has suddenly changedhis views,
for, two or three years ago, he was willing to
fight Colonel James H Lane, now Of Kansas
and sent a bsHigersBt note 70 him by Genera.
Joe Lane, Of Oregon, whom everybody knows
to Be a fighting man. We think ourselves hat
even if Senator Douglas does not intend to &C
cspt challenges, it would Be better for him to
make no public declaration Of the faet, for such
declarations sometimes invite insults and min
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REFER TO EAGLE AND ENQUIRER
Y!

Ladies Embroidered Bridal Hose
Ladies White s1k Hose;
LADIES' China SIX Hose;
Ladies' Black spun SIX Hose;
Ladies Black Fleecsd SIX Hoss;
ladies' Black Raw SIX Hose;
Ladies' Black Lambs Wool Hose;
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hoss;
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose;
Ladies Black Isle Hose;
ladies' Mode Silk Hose;
Ladies' Mode Cashmere Hose;
Ladies Mode Cotton Hose;
Ladies' Mixed Cotton Hose;
ladies' Mixed Cashmere Hose
Ladies' Mixed Merino Hose:
LADIES' Brown Cotton Hos;
Ladies' White Cotton Hose;
Ladies' Heavy English Hose
Misses Silk Hose;
Misses Cashmere Hossi
Misses White Cotton Hose;
Misses Colored Cotton Hose;
Misses Fancy Wool Hose;
Misses Stout Msrino Hose
Childreu's Knitted Boots
Children's Fancy Cotton Hose
Chiliren's Cashmere Hose
Chldrsn's Cotton Hose;
Boys Cotton haH Hose;
Boys WOOlsn half Hose
Cents Brown Cotton half Hose;
Cents White Cotton half Hose
Gents Meuno haft Hose;
Gents Angola half Hose;
Gents SILK half Hose
Gents Sout English half Hose;
Gents Stout Shaker half Hose.
E DONOHO & STRANGE,
No. SI4 Main street.
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VAN HIS repaired
1EWELHT mafs On 1Tder ant repaired
CDOCEs repaired and rrruiatfd m any parted ne av
az WfOrk Warranted.
Oar Picture GalIery---PrOfessOI
RemimEtOu. Artist.

T. one ~ uhe most extensive In the Cuiau suuariu
Picfures uken I'm su ne various stycs Enovu o. ne
Ph1taEr1rhic are ne s~fuEHEuTIPE ani Remington
Z~O-ONOGRApHs Hre svrthy u special notice.
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In Store and for sale Low,
IN BuNES OLD ~ M
~ 80 Weir Aromatic s-hnHppsi
~ " Od PIT Wines
- " nd haiairn wine
Too " Imprrn1 reas
5000 " Assortcd Brands CiEars.
Bs = LEVY IN.
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Pistol Lost,
SEWARD.

nN Main or SeCond street, or between them, a small
sired DeriuEer Pistol. With s. W. b.. Mrmphis,
Tenn, 1855 " IN the handle. The nnder Will b. re-
Wardrd on leuviug ne same 81 THIS once. isnli-iw
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Pr the Memphis AV7eal-l
This gentleman, through the urgent solieita.
ton Of his friends, consented TO become a can
didate for the BngsdieF Gensralship. Our Old
friend NJ Clanshan, Of that sterling sheet, th,
AFFEAL, being importuned 70 run, declines
upon the plea Of Col SWayhe's priority, thu'
e~yincing a spirit above self-stilI his friends
insist upon bis running. OF course, he viii not
accept. Another gentleman unknown 10 Us
announces himself in the country-so 'ds ",
presume a fixed fact that Col. swayne is The
man. The standpoint Of this gentleman is r.
form. He is a high-tonsd gentleman and an
able lawyer, and illogical debater, and from
the exterior Of the Col, and we are not dis
posed 10 hatter, he viii add sclat to the right
arm Of the STATE in the field Of Mars.
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Mail RoBBEE AKEEsTEb.-A vo,v n.r
named Clarke, deputy Postmaster al Frs.tgp
KY has been arrested for rObbing Inc man On
the route between RusselviIls, Kentucky. and
l Louisville.
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90 We should be uncandid If we were 70 laHd
1t highly, either as TO the appropriateness Of It's
scope. or as 30 its general style Of composition
anddelrery, tingt2as twas with a too near
approach to the s~ymPathies Of the political
usuisan-o
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A. hs residence, on us Ioh instant Mr. A. Wal
LACE RUDIyILL-
HIS funeralwin take phrs FROM The rhrd Presbyferisu
Church, THIS MORNING, at n o'do1k Services by
Rry. "a. p. Porter
IN mis city, on FRIDAY evening last IN instant Mr.
ELIZABETH A. R-IcHAHDsoE- maher ofCrneraI r. y.
Hichartzan. Il tbs ulaee.
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q The proPrietors and attacks Of The
Nashville Uufoa AID .fmcrioaa celebrated Their
occupation Of their new building on the corner
Of Spring and Cherry streets, on Saturday
evening, the sth, by an entertainment given to
their friends and patrons. The occasion was
signalized BY speeches, songs, sentiments, and
a liberal enjoyment Of the good cheer provided
by the genial-hearted hosts. Long may they
live to enjoy the regard and confidence Of the
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INsFBcrIoN.-IB testing the boilers o. steam.
er Wiaeis, BY the Local Inspector at St. Louis
the other day, when al the minimnm test-Pres
sure, 1.-TWO hundred lbs.) q ths aues col.
llspsed. Is supposed hat The One had beer
injured 70 an extent nat could noi have beer
asoertsinei Otherwise tbsn BY this hest, au-
thorized BY an act q Congress Psssed August
30, 1852, thus probably saving the hFes Of many
that otherwise mighths ave been injeopardy.
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Our ide-swske and severely critical neigh
bors Of the Builefin seem disposed to hnd fauii
withthe ora6on delivered on the occasion Of me
Inauguration Of the jackson Bust, BY Hon. Az
DEW EwuSG. Of Nashville. After declining
10 pabushthe Grafton on the ground Of lis length,
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PROSPECTUS

Ehtor. Pubiishcr.
ne name n the praTa7ed iouruai will prrhsps, ssun.
peculiar, 10 unt 0uuandish, b. mhuy but upon eNmins,
uon O. wll Do found nf Iusrpropratc. certainty Mt ar
r1e1ut or pretenuuus. Quid-Nuur is omprunded q
two LATIN words, vhich, being translated. are. Whsi
| Nov f-aui Webster. On the University edition Of hi
dictionary. gives The word snghc1ed as follows.
QUID-NCNC-uen - one curious b. know every.
ming 10
Just ~ We intend O. m.ke the new paper " curi1u.
% know aud pr1mul o. pubhshs ererythiuE ruiuE
on around US that nag be tupurtaui 10 the community 90
vhich We live, and % me public a. large.
We ala1 intend o. make thc Quid-Nmc e veloruir an
useful vsit1r al NE family nresid@.
In politics q viii b. U-rfelfiy indepeulcut % IN par.
ties, but n~nu-uHmmittal 90 M question HfCtuE thc rlurJ
of The Rrpulilu, the Weflre 81 ne Suuth. ur The equality
% the States before IN Constitution.
rhe Quid-Nunc viii Join heart and hand IN the csusl
u Internal Improvement au1 On te great Agri0uifmt
movement nov 30 happily glins % IN this and TIE sur
/ ruundin1 State.
Price 81 suhsTlpuou f0r one yHar. 81. &c nama en-
tered upan our huaks ulthouf fhe cash IN aiysn-r The
cash system va D. adhered o. rEidly Ahresthe edi-
Cor. a. Grauf JuuCI1ur an a1 cases
Grand Iun-tlum. IamnarV 3. 1853 nnm
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PREs'T J.. H. EAToN, LII D., MuUrecboro
TsHH.-"NotWithstandn irregular use Of Mrs.
S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and ZyIo-
balsamum, the faEing Of Of hair erased and
my gray locks were restored 70 thar original
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