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The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

TaE GnEAr CoRs CRor-The Lafayette (lnd.) Jssrsal
says Competent judges estimate the corn crop Of the
United States The present year st nine hundred milons
Of huaheis which q average price q Sssty ssnss
per buihsl. would bs worth $3eoooo,ooo.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

Aos4 APPLsa-The steamer Northerner, on her last
tip foR Oregon brought down i've thousand barrels Of
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

CALlF0RxIA WHEAT IN New YoRK.--A farmer in Walnut
Creek New York. has produced yield of eighty bushels
to the sssa4rom California wheat.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31


corps and military marine. In addition, there will be
throughout the kingdom about GOO, 900 National Guard
BARBARIsM IN 4 PALAcE.-A Constantinope letter of
Oct Sd, in the Gazette du Midi, says:
"The barbarous CUSTOM dictated by reasons of State,
OF not allowing any male children born by the daughters
of the Sultan TO live s still in full force at the Serago
The Sultana wife Of Mahmoud Pasha, recently de-
vered Of son. who was pitessy strangled after its
Dlrtn The unhappy mother, who was we'll aware what
the fate of her child would be- fa son. in the great
est distress OF mind during her pregnancy and her fears
were but too well justified.
HuSGARY.-The wishes expressed by the Hungarians
OF all parties are said to be these The restoration of
the Old hungarian municipal institutions which are
based on the historical rights of the kingdom the right
OF representation the right to manage the Diet in their
own way-that Il, without the interference of the Aus
trian Government; the reunion of the different
tries which formerly belonged to tie Hungarian Crown
and the coronson of the Emperor King Of Hungary.
SENATOR sssSER, OF MASSACHUSETTS, gentleman
has returned from Europe with, he himself says, his
health completely reestablished. 1t will be remembered
thath gslrd on the head BY Brooks, of South
Carolina. some three years ago. He will take his seat
in the United States Senate at the opening Of Congress
TIE PorvzArfoH OF GEORGIA. According to a late
census taken in Georgia, by the State authorities its
population is about 1o5o00o In 1850 it had 9o5OoO.
Increase in nine years, about 100000
TIE SHAKERs.-There are four Shaker societies in
Ohio, numbering 1859 one in Connecticut numbering
zoo; two 10 Maine, numbering $50 two in New Hamp-
shire, numbering 500 four in Massachusetts, numbering
1oo two in Kentucky, numbering 900; three in New
fork' pnmbsring l.05o-making in all ls societies.
Heavy CHURCH DEBr.-The amount expended thus far
IN the erection Of ST. Marys Cathedral in San Francis
co, The balance of indebtedness due on the
church and property is SAT $685.
CALIFORNIA WHEAT IN New YoRK.--A farmer in Walnut
Creek New York. has produced yield of eighty bushels
to the ssea4rom California wheat
STATE TREAsURY THE Board of Examiners swear that
they counted the money in the State Treasury the
23d instapt and found there the of $547609 Is.
- Al the Michigan State Fair lately held at Kala-
mazoo. Flora Temple made mile in 2:192 mnutes.
AoR4 APPLsa-The steamer Northerner, on her last
trip ro Oregon, brought down i've thousand barrels Of
apples E
DecElSHs Toi BE aSENAToR.-Jerome Bonaparte, of
returned to the United States,
nes the dignity of Senator Of France offered to
MN ~ no her, Prince Jerome, in order to induce him
20 remain N France, Bopanorfo nreferred the simpe
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
MARRIED.

Hil, instant, residence Of
Frles by Justice Pennoyer Mr. Indian
to Miss Elizabeth Hangle, of San Francisco
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

TEE COUNTY surERvnoRs May 4h 1882 ordered
That the CITIZEN and the hereby appointed
declared the Official paper Of Sierra County"
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

DANCING ScBooI.-Don't forget the Dancing School on
next Monday night, at the Gymnasium See notice in
another column Of todays ClrIzsN
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

MEETING OF THE LEG1sLArURE.-On Monday next the
wisdom Of California will assemble at the capitol in the
Legislative Halls for the purpose of making preliminary
arrangements to organization. There will undoubtedly
be buzzing" time until the organization is fully
completed. Then will come on the Senatorial contest
when there will probably be another warm time.
DEATH WAsHMaroN IRvMa.-To the lovers Of litera-
ture and fine writing the announcement Of the death Of
this distinguished gentleman causes gloom to DER
cast their minds and carries them back the very days
OF their first reading of the Salmagundy" pspers
Knickerbocker," and the Sketch Book, !" and
many others which want Of space forbds to mention
Suffice it. that Of the purest Of English writer's has
gone from earth. Peace be with him.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

Coop PASENc.-On Tuesday last, two men went to
work washing the ground which miners cabin for.
mery stood, on Durgan Flat, and in the two FIRST pans
Of dirt they washed out near six ounces Of gold The
gold was probably lost had been buried there by
former occupant Of the cabin
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

Masonic srALLAroy- The officers elect Of Sierrs
Z. A. Chapter No. q. and Mountain Shade Lodge, No
ls, F. A. NJ, were duly installed on Tuesday evening
Dec 9th, by E. Grand Scribe, Lewis Reynolds p H.P
and P. N. ]. S. Van Dyke
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

HEAVY CHURCH DEBr-The amount expended thus far
IN the erection Of ST. Marys Cathedral in San Francis
CO. is The balance of indebtedness due on the
church and property is $47,3 1903.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
RELICIOJJS NOTICE.

CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL-WILLIAM c. POND, PASTOR
Services at the STONE CHAPEL Jersey Flat every
at l O'Clock A. M and ~ O'Clock M. Sabbath School
O'Clock p. NJ.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
THE SIERRA CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, DEC. 81, 1850

that
whole Union States IN the bass and tendency s principles
fosters SPIRIT cherhes sectional
rates no issue ih the necessiies Of the Rpuc
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

TEST OF THE HYDRANrs-On Monday last, under the
direction of Captain John E. Ager, Chief Engineer,
the Downievlle Fire Department tested their Hydrants
There six Hose Companies 1t is only necessary
that the county appropriate sufficient to purchase
five hundred feet hose to render the Court House
and Jail perfectly safe from fire.
The members of the Fire Department and also holders
of property, will hold meeting at the Theatre next
Monday afternoon, for the purpose of electing Chief
Engineer and two Assistants for the ensuing year.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

ODD FELLOWS ELEcT1oS.-Ata a meeting of the Sierr,
Lodge. No. n. o. of O. F.. held on Thursday evening
Dec 18th, the following officers were elected Henry
Strange, N G. J. B. Reed. V. g.. Edward Matthews
4. S.; q. W. Keyes, P. S. Joseph Berg. Treasurer.
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We have, in our table IN this paper, fgn re-
turns from - counties, partly Official, and all,
as We believe, accurate. These corutics give
/ quite tao thirds Of The whole vote Of be State.
They foot up az follows:
/ Pa ris--..------ 81 Or
l Pr Netheraud .-... ~
Ne lriy fr s1s
The same counties, in 1857. voted as follows
Eor 2fl
For haH1n-.-.r 60
Ma5rry Or s El
The same counties voted for President in
1856, az follows
= 2 80
MaurlV Tor Blctau1n-- GEg
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wntte woman Runs sff with a
Negro.

u "M MI-
ease Of mysterious disappearance occurred
Al CHATHAM. G. W, about two weeks since,
~reatirr considerable commOti0n in The neigh
herbood on account Of the social position q
ife nariies concerned, and no little surmise In
regard 10 the whereabouts Of the missing per-
son. Ihis was the wife OF Mr. Arthur An
drrws. a wealthy farmer, Hiring four mites from
the city, a woman much respected ioi hef gool
charaeter and amiable disposition, aud the last
one lat Was suspected Of any improper eon-
snrt Her disappearance was accordingly the
NOR strange. and no effort was spared TO dis
cover her retreat, it being generally supposed
ma ~ had gone away and secreted herself Ia
4 m al insanity caused by the vaganes OF an
ipterssting situation in which she was
known % be.
we yesterday learned from officer Goodyear
- CbS.brm. who was in the city with the
r-f.Frfsrs he result OF the matter. The We
man va found By him in a negro house Of
--o-tffnfion Ga cha ham, in which place she
ksI law or two previously been delivered OF
w,l.ffo child. Being taken into custody,
~ rorf.ssed he truth without reserve, stat
ipr hat the cause Of her tight was a tear o.
! detection III an intimacy which nad TOT a long
lime existed between herself and a ne.to mi
ramed lone. employed on her husband's farm
MS nero. one Of The blacksst n DIS race.
Z had lived on the farm for nelrlYtwo years. ane
5Trinr eirblesn months Of that time had en-
Z ioved ne favors Of his mistress to an unlimited
I extent. TIE result OK this was IN aecordane,
With DE natural, or rather Unnatural course Of
s, and the woman was obAged 20 leav'
home to conceal her disgrace. Ihe negro toot
her 10 the house where she was found, Whle1
contained i've on sx negro women OF The low
est CHARACTER. and 10 this abode OF abomina'
ton the evidence Of her revolving guilt FIRST saw
he lfshL She was thus ruined IN the eyes Of
| An mank na, and abandoned herself toa life Of
the most DEGRADING infamy by remaining inth'
COMPANY OF the negro lsrlois with whom sn'
was housed. She was OF course unable irou
her uhvsical condition % participate 20 theil
Z practices, but little else could have ben expect
y ensBe sftrr = verv brief connection wi }
I mem. She was INV ling TO Be taken away
I AMI erdeavoured 70 escape from the otheers bu'
was unable to do SO.
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Tne seareh for uappIness.

THE following was one Of The composition
I read on the occasion Of The recent examination
Of the High School Of the Second District. II
il from the pen Of the youngest Young lady OF
her clase, Miss Louise Skinner, aged less thar
eleven years. We think our readers VIII admit
that it eTinces the possession Of a good shar,
Of the imaginative faculty, combined with 4
felicitous facility Of e~pression.-Eds Pic.
Amaiden triPped lightly along the lowerJ
path OF the fairy forest, and found herself on
he brink Of a crystal fountain. Lingering
there, she saw bending toward her a delicate
white lily, he fairy queen Of the fountain, and
she bowed her head in reverence. Then raisine
il, she dashed back her raven locks, and was
about TO lay a humble petition before the Queen.
The fairy checked her, saying:
Maiden, ] know your thoughts, and antici-
pate what you would ask and she heldup be-
fore the maiden two richly jewsled Baskets; one
bearing, in diamondletters, the word "Riches;''
the other, traced in rubies and emeralds.
" Beauty.n
Give me- exclaimed the maiden, " give
me Riches. They must surely secure me hap
pihessi7
" Thou has. Thy wish p said the fairy Of the
forest, and handed her the diamond lsttered
casket.
But soon tie maiden discovered she had not
found the boon her heart desired. g. Oh -
thoaght she. had I but chossn Beauty. That
would have brought me the hapriness which
Riches never canr' And again she sought the
crystal fountain IN he forest, and once more
found herself IN the presence Of the Fairy Queen
attended BY her train. Her ID one was in the
form Of a violet, and carved out Of the purest
sapphire ever seen THROWN herself at its
foot. the msiden said;
aFaires, Of the fairi Oace more listen 10
thv humble suppiiant, and give her, Oh give
her Beauty Thouhast gwen me Riches, bu-
thsy could not satisfy the longiBgs q my
foulr 81
"Enough, maideni Thou hast thy wish
vet remember that but once more wit thol be
permitted even TO visit this place. But once
more, remember -
So saying, The Queen and al her train de-
parted, leaving with the maiden the ruby and
emerald caskct OF beauty. And again she
thought she had secured the precious boon she
sought. Alas how was she deceived. There
some hing wanting yet. Again she sought
fowery margin Of The fountain, and once
more, and for the last time, invoked the aid Of
the fairy menarch.
Thou, "a Queen" said she, hast been
Kind AID hast granted ne 81 I bave wished,
and for to- I thank thee. Crafty ne 10 but
wish more and I viii Be content"
" What do you seek, far uaidenf said The
Queen.
"Harpihessl Pure, u~nalloysd and lasting
happiness % responded she.
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Corn! Corn!

NErEl have in tire era far sale 1900 t-sheIs E-t Ten
" le---r and Tennessee River White Corn. u1 7rmaz-
co. ruIuarargrr stcss. o. is on perfect order. and we
recalls .aemeuii O. Miller
MASON 8 CO..
nrfn-rw 81 Main 81 Tn grrfrr
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
Military Collar.

J BEHRIEN LINDSEY. Nd. b.. Ct4n5-Hsr q
ihr University ana Puufe-.E 90 Chemistry and
6esf-v
College ana Professor % Ea-IurerIue
JAMES D. maaTFwnN m p.-r 49,.
ice H1d Elfu-aI Phliasruhy
J. n srEWAEr A. ~. pafe-r.Hf sralE rrr IAN.
Lr-H-r arI Lfarstlr-.
GEOs6E s.. BLACkIE q. ~ q D. p-f--r a
h-auv and Natural History.
EEf , " HOITE, 4 NJ e D.. Pufeaf 70 uen.
Hiari A11si fhille1flT, aud EihHcaI Literature.
c K WINSTON n D.. SwE-uH
U'uE rrst term u BE AanifmIC NHar IsIgls1. en-
4 m-uc1s 20 The gu 1f September. I59.
4le Eelall term ulumeuc-r I'd ths 2f ~ January
le7j. Cammenoemruf Exercises take r1ee e1 the On q
June. 1851
Tultal. B~l1riius. Washil-. Peel. E.nns Serrtufs
a~teuilnrs md Use OF Arms. $40 r-r fcrm. Mat-luIa
uau Zee s. Stuielfs are REQUIRED o. furnish ftrH
rolms EnglnecriuC. French. spanish German urfu.
inz Brk-kecpiaE ant Fsu-iu- sser go rer Tern a
tFe-rr weeks.
ln t- REGULAR Collegiate Celr-.. tbr aurieat reprfa
ulu g he University fr Sleulds auE Classical Sa1u
arsaip ufI Be- msintainef. ana 90 thc same time. even
facility afforded thu-e who lr-re o. pursue a rlrl1
course Besides he four regular C1lr-s Cis,es. thrrI
isaw a Preparatory Class. slll-ut under GgHire-
years U. a-e wIu not De- Eimiitrd-
b. The ad % Military Discipline Effective r5vrruma1
D. r-iaalshel aud heaih- physical culture. GOD urta.
alt lLe1-rllus hzhIts are TrlusteI-
TO taAansla. ul a1aasaauaH Ha.-aasran. HHTrH e. arI
m-mber Of The Fzl1itg OF
o p JOHNSON,
eN.--llH EuuarUurHrHHnF
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Frou lhr Nashville unl0n
~DEMocRaIIc sEEAroEs.
Washington, Suliran, Carter and Johnson.
George r. Mcclellan.
Hamiion, Bradley, Mari0a and Bleisoc.-
John A. MINIS.
Lincoln Gnd Fr1nkln--T W. Newman:
MluTg, Dieksoa and Hidimaa-Ihos. Nc
Nelly.
Bidford and MarshaR-James NJ. Johnson.
H6rren, Canaon, Uofec GraAdy aid Fdn
Bursa.-E. j Wood.
cles. Iairrcroe and WavHr.-H. W. Hunter.
Sumaer and Snfth-Thompson.
Fauais and Sid5g-R. G. PAYNE
Polk, MeMinn, Moaroe and Magf-James
Hardin, MeSary an5 Hardeman-GeoFg'
Besfor, Humghrevs. Hsudgson, Perry and
] Docafur.@I. +. Mickey
TThe Henry district and the Overt oadistrie'
have each elected a Democrats Which, VAN
The above. give us fourteen senators MAJOR
ity Of hTee.l
orFosrrfoN SENATORS
Eror a.F Poase-James S. Boyd
Gresne. Coaks, Scrig and BlouuL--
Wii,5. oud DsKab.-JOrdon Stokes
DHridson-John Trimale-
Pgfigfsrf and Wiliams0a--John ". Rich
anls0n.
Roberto, Moutgomey aad SienarL-Judsor
Horne.
c;6,,n CrroU and DRY. s. Allen.
Haiison. Hsvrooi. Tipioa 0ui Leudsrdaic.-
- Bumpass.
nEwocRarIC EEFmsENTATIvEs.
CqnnbsH ana .fniersoa-Kineaid.
Polk. MeAEna and Msigs-Msyheld-
u-n-rH Tnhn Wnofq.
Rufierford AND Bofford William r. Doak
WGrrn-smith.
FrankHa-WiIiams.
Sumncr.-R. A. Bennett
Msuru-George CAN'T
Taf-rrnu-. NJ. Sowel.
Bradm-Richard r. Harris
GiLa|. J. Beatty
Dicfs0E-Nhlte.
H1urooL-Lee.
Fa9die-R Il. InEram-
Hs1rkins-Phlip Critz
Washincion.-W. n Bayiess.
Greene-Jamcs Eritton-
Sfararf-Lockhart
Ssabv-Famely and Farley
DeEG b-Ford.
Greene. jefferson, Haukias and faaoook
Robert Johnson
Caua0z-McCshe.
CeGcs-J. N. Shield.
M0nr0c-A. J. Vaughn
Hcrman-I. j. Williams.
Mrurg, Wili1nsoH 7af L7ris.-W- C. WHIT
thoms
Tiaro'a. MarsGaI aud Gls-T J. Kennedy
Samuer. Smfh and Mar5u.-BarEsdale
Liacoin.-G v Hebh.
MarshnL-H. n. C0wdel.
SuHiran-Tfivitt
Bali0n aHd Humphrys-Davidson,
Perry Gai Dccafar.-W. A. Baker
Hdr3iH-David A. Roberts.
O5ioa.-Nai.
TOverton, Weakly, Henry and Hardemal
have each elected a Democratic Representative
which, with the above, viii give as -o-a ma
iority Of hve.l
oFPoeTTIoN REPREsENTATIvEs.
Drri5s5n|- B. White and Z. II. East.
D1Uils0a, Ro5srfson GHd M0nts0mgy--R
B. Chatham.
MJnig0mcy-N. B. Dudley.
R0b-rfsou-John Woodard.
H1mff0n-Daniel c. Trawhitt
Befford-W. II. Wisener.
McNafu.-biorphies.
Cldib5ne-Kincaid.
Cauuaud Johas0u-Alfred ". c. Taylor
Wlsou-W. l. Martin and John r. Davis
Kn0r-John Williams.
McNina Alfred Caldwell.
Enor ou3 Ssrisr R H. Armstrong.
SmHh-Joserh g.. Pickett.
WagHc--I. Morris.
Wdli1ms0n-Wiiiam Ewing.
Carroll, Madisoa, GibsoH AID Hcug-Jame
D. Porter.
HanFers0n-A. g. Shrewsbury.
R01He-Greene.
Jacfs0n-Kenner.
Waie-Russell.
MGlis0u.-Hurt.
CfbgoE.-J. I. WILLIAMSON.
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MOyH1E STREET
10 years base oa poss.e r-nemeu, with o. f.1m.,
double kitchen AMI cigeu.
y years lease Oh Disable r.r-ueut win o r-us g
kitchens auI cieferns.
u wears lease en- airEie Tenement VIII tive rooms.
E.chau aud clstrrr.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ID Acres 5ne-haIf miles south o. Court squire; zloI
GsrIru. Orchard. etc. viii D. exchanged Tor Dry Goods.
% Arez i've miles from the city north 20 ue Pair
Gr1urd1.
- Acres two mile fuul the city on the Memphis End
Charleston Railroads h-auscmeiv improved
100 feet By SOC deepen leTuauf1 F~ialkroad, Just ozt-
siie ne orparafiaa; House. e-hf rcrms md al neoes-
sarv out houses, garden, etc
q Acres ~ t~eautifri woodland on McLaln's avenue.
- miles fru1 Court Spare.
S Acres on Morehead aveuuc, 100 yards north of ne
neu HaIei-h road. Just opposite q Mr. Mcrchcad.
various other Houses ami Lots m difercut parts he
city. and some eiezant places iu the suburbs, improved
ani unimpr1vcd-
Also, aiarre quantity GLANDS mTeuncseesAransas
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Also los acres. p miles from Memphis on Pi-a1
Rsosf msa. vel Improved win IS lkeT Scarce. A
-rf bargain cau he had. Cal acu-
lzs2 Acre auciuing Geruau-eEus ven Improved place
4n4 Acre. . miles fr1m Memphis. near Uuicu DrpoE. On
Memphis and Ohio Halrclfs 90 IN CuiuV1fi1u.
GO Acres 8 uies iron Mrmrlie. on Wolf river 100
cleared, vel imqr1ve1 siezn cav mill. etc, ucI
fimbeTfi
go AercssH miles rcm Asurhis near Hairlshi go
cleared; god improvements
40 Acres q miles from Memphis. On E-muhfa ari
Ohio Railroad, 81 Pea Point las draredi zol in-
p~-uremeris. JAMES TOUEG
80 AS Main aHrnn4 umaHnH-a
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F. LANE q CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
n. HEISSEOT .UERCH. E.TTS,
No. 2 South Side Union Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

fATE r-inw oUr sincere thaaas To- our ~-VCvN
w HlHu.- sll customers ul1 have here nrn
.aflr= sol literally patrouiEed u, and asaia -
present a. c~audiiat=s O. pebble favor n the aplatvof
COTTON FACTORS ~ COMMISSION MFR
CHANTS
Wr uiI -iWafs Keep aa h1nd a Large Supply 20 EiE-in-.
H1Te aud Fllu-aul1 Sappies. ulieh ue win frruizh Il
ne lowest market rates.
our chaEEes Tor Se5luE AID Eiariu- C1i,cn viii BE- Tl
at PEG bale aui for s.1llu- and shippnz 50 cents per
bale.
AL Caitrl C~usigued o. rs tg stasmho1is as wen o.
ihtt tI Store ull Be civs7ed by our orsn P.lev q To-
s1aas', unless outrary Instruction. ore zIvrl.
Is haFrle largest and test UuHrrei-I BllE ari
2HnoJ bales 60 Cotton.
Liosrt can Advance uafr 1 Cfna m .f1le absa
requestei p. LASE a. Coz
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RuFUs CBoATE's WoHKs-The Boston
Courier states, on the best authority, that the
enterprise Of editing Mr.. Choate's works has
been undertaken BY bis own family, for The
benefit Of the estate; and that a complete col
lection Of his various literary productions VIII
Be published .. az early a date as possible, in
connection with a biography.
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P-HoroeRAFHrNe THE sUS.-D Daring lie
greatest observation, 30 the recent eclipse ~
the sun, q good Photograph Of The orb ~ss
obtained By Messrs. Rintoul AM lockwood.
at the observatory Of Mr.. Ratheford, corner Of
lIh street and Second avenue, New York
The spots on the sun we're faithfully aeIineated.
The n. y. EpeBine Post SAYS
few seconds before the eclipse commenced
The suns disc was obscured by a cloud, and d
Eas feared I'd obsenrations could Be made; but
fortunately the cloud dispersed three or -four
seconds before the time, and there was no ma
teriai Obstruction while the eclipse lasted.
al.hous Ia cloud gathered over he sun a few
seconi after IL was ended
The view was highly Interesting The nosi
noticeable feature was the clear projection Of
lle uneven surface II the noon, the senate
e4ses q iis shadow being distinctly dsliuested
on Tie suns disc.
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ELECTION oF DIRECTORs.

DIN-IAAI fu The rasureueur re- fhe cr1~fer aul
I Er-s.s 90 The Maurh-s arf FhsrHrll EafHr1f
rrrauV. fhr HfrEhaidrra uH elect rlr Director. tr
sid CuHa1~ CO. WEDNESDAY. TEH DAY OF SEP
lENh uHvt- O. serve twelve u1rfHH ard uunf fraIr
susie are r-ri ant guld=f- l~-epeuri
NJ ha g1us 90 Un Company 90 Memphis rru ard
Uur.-rIHa Au. EncEkaIan UlU o. ua-ri free f1
ard rHl fLr ls from thr tth o. ra ERR iu~a-ira rH
rvrIrrss- ffair -trs carlHnfes ts mac mI1-fa-s
b. a-l-r af ue Board. SAN TATE, Pro-
HrrfHru.rfT
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nay be hal al me on1e @ lhs Company.
h-easi surusr Of Maiis1n Street and Front Rev. -
rs. aud-Eu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-12
AVEHY-S MAJORITY IN THE
EEuEEH ngGTHHCT.

A dispatch from the Secretary Of State gives
AVERY. in Madison, SIG, sNEED GOO, and CUE-
NY l6 votes. No other Official votes haa
been received at the Office Of the Secretary OF
state. The reported majOritiss Tor ATIAf
from Tie other counties Of the district are
from Shelly, Isl; from Haywood, l2s; rom
Fsyette, S, making = majority OF 80 votes Tor
Avrar IN the district The reported mslori-
ties are taken from the returns Of the Sherihsr
and NAV be relied npoa as correct, although
they have not yet been given from The seers-
sa~rfs Office
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-12
THE FALL SESSION
90 IHE
Holly springs Female Institute,
WILL cleu u me ran y serfeutes. Ci9cl1u can
w ts r1aluat b. alire1siuE
I'm u~AcEELroN. Holly spuur. Hla.

HOLLY sFHIEGs. T1lF D.. 1855.
Ue ulrr.aruef p1frcns auf Trurfees g Holly sanu-
Femlle Institute. are raudef fohaFe BE- in their power
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ffrrrueh efuclrlln afrCu1- Lr1ies-
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Oh De- ore oi ne uaafausfactlv and rraffuns ever wiz
messed nNAT alnllfgs taHI Htrrauft ns On referat-
irg AMI latlrlrE- ultllut Iualf1au1n. te language 81
teal and eltglre. iuFartiua Asas aud a rnauleiEe q
Ae mil1 % ne rlpl..a taat presr~s really iuplel
Improvement ana lF ne very cpplire uf thar srneTa-Hi
ana mischrgIlus system uhih b-siders emf f-'ulel
ban u- urr4l md re pu1lc ~ Eiumiur ceer a zuIu-
rlle lf Leu baE--ad offered stuiiea vit1aut tnrsr,.
ing an u1feulaldirE 10 auT-
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uarErf tat EaunE lslU wha reside in ne In9rt-r anI
s1roHuied ly ne csntrta aui pleasure. as wen a. ga
safruirta a hane.
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a mary urli tE te uuisuisurG vh1 f--l . treI
prnalI utr-rt M uf l.c1t ~ Femsie Ef-1auru
mean al na1h7y aaTs sni have % hesitation ll sratli
that tle Institute. as Al present cufu1iGd. b. lu the.i
C1ilall e0eanl o. n1 oflcr 4-u.tltu.ian lu tie ua-ruT
ana d eu.lrary draervIue 81 ne cllldcu-- ard rai-al
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John 81. C. W4tlr. A. McEwau. Afrea 4 MeycI
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