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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

The Padding (BHss.) Clarson. the larges,
and most extensively circulated Democratic
journal In Tie STATE Of Mississippi, takes ex-
eeDuo1s 70 resolutions passed By the Alabama
State Convention. II saws:
"he shall publish these resolutions, or their
Substance, as soon as we can obtain them in
an autheutic form. If thev are tie same as
were reported from the Committee Of Resolu-
lions. they demand a platform aud candidate
from the Charleston Convention, pledged 10
Congressional Intervention for the protection
~ slavery El the Territories, failing to obtain
which, their DELEGATES are.required 70 withdraw
frnn the body. II they 20 there Nth this IN
Outstanding, they may as vel STAY At home
and net 60 az al, and If the Convention is to
take The course prescribed, II nav as well not
meet, because lis candidate viii Be doomed te
inevitable defeat
There is a very great difference between the
abstract assertion Of a great principle. and
c1lten1ing hor its practical exercise without
regard % SINE or Circumstances. We should
ike FOR any member OF the Montgomery Con
r@sni1n5 or any body else, e inform the world
that. Eupposing their demand should Be CON-
Piled win bT the Charleston Convention, and
the Candidate dominated Be elected to tbe Pres
llelcTs INTO what foot Of territory where
slavery does not already exist would il be
thereby cauiea n other words, what practi-
cal good 70 tie south would result from the
Ha AAA4a % ArA |Al-AnAlAIE none WHAT
ever. Its onlV eject would be 70 defeat the
Democratic candidate for the Presidencv BY
tie raising OF an Impractical and useless issue
The government would pass into the hands %
tLs BlscE-Republicans, and the folly on the
rsrt Of the South By which that event was
hroEght about, would disincline thousands to
resist 2 Biack-Republican government, who,
u1der ferent Circumstances, would have been
willing 10 see TIE Union dissolved, rather than
q N0rlern s~ecti0naiist shoUld take his seat in
tie presidential chair. Let an unreasonable
and extreme course on the part Of The South
lead 20 de defeat Of he Charleston nominee,
and the eiectic1 Of Seward, or an Of his party,
nd nothing "a more certain thar that al talk
II diss0lring the Union rather than submit to
"a Biack-Repubiican administration, will be-
cone mere sound andfuryinE, signify nothing ,
a Unicn party Hin be found here IN the south
VIII sweep the country az II did in 1s5O-5l.
and the souh Be left faTlher than ever from
being able q uziutain her equality when as
fsilsl - Union, o. her Independence ort
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341 Main street,

\ FhUFINE HLUCh
n MEME =. TIE Mn
ON FRaNEs reset win Giassss % suit ne Eyes
~ Cocks, H1ches Jsgs-I, stcs ~csrefaly rsra9s
alI UaTTsuteI-
50 a. o. enable On fEe1rer % rulsla me u1gt minute go
pla7mcat u.therL u tar Or c1ntleHrhE. win p1-fnt es
40 satisfaction. wlt1cuf uclsIrllng that sense o. uraE
ness or f4uEae Cd lhe orglu Eeu-ralT odmulainsd af
kamerc1s Complaints cl ufana ErccEh the cln1E
pfeteLdlns o. D. my Ag-ntss raa4sr BE- uelesary nat
should caulau te autuc AGAINST Eceh vendors. nd ~
iect ny reputation. have no AEen-s. uar viii . suEnR
ny sIecEcles a. De- sid aY persons h1F.ug NJ EEaWladEn
- me eye. 10 o. ug per.lual experience IN o0unecls
vim thesa superior Glasses Eai reutaT slla aniFsT /.
satlsfsction.
An crders received By nail VII Be- persdaany att -
%. Fsrsons wishing - urder speltscles should "a
their names AMI PaI One. i viii sell a Gu -4frss5
Swing TIE parucuIsrs shout directions. lat of ~ -
ne manner n their o1nsTuctrn.
tunlT-fwaafV
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The G~uIIIotIne.

mere are two errors in the common historl
% this instrument Of death, employed 70 this
day 10 public executions IN France. Il is sail
70 have been invented BY DR.. GuillOtiue, whs
ls sad % have been one Of the very first TIA
suffered death BY its stroke; but upon refer.
ence 20 the biography Of DR.. GuiIlotin. we fnf
that during The French revolution Gufilotin,
merely qoiH'ed out the adoption OF this ma.
chine, which bad been long known as uropel
FOR the infection Of death without giving snv
pain to the sufferer: and for that reason Il va
chosen IS a kind Of conpromise among ths
lrst French ~reToluuon5sts who wanted to abol.
isn the punishment Of death altogether.
Unfortunately for Guillotin, some wses gave
us name 10 The machine Of which he was not
pc inventor, and which he had only brought
into notice. Il is true that Gnllotin was i'm
frisoned- and nearly fell a victim @ the car
n1ge n the revolution; but he escaped. and
after TIE termination Of his political career
resumed the functions a a physician, and
became one % the fsrnders Of the Academy on
Nt1icine al Paris. He died MAY Doth. 1914.
aEed 20, after enjoying ~ 70 his last moments
he esteem q al who knew him.
Possibly the error may have arisen from
tie Repent Morton Of Scotland, being the Art
person executed By The Maiden, an instrumeni
resembling The guillotine, the pattern Of which
be had brought from abroad 10 behead she
Lard Of Pennycuick Of that TX.
J. is said that the s~lanting descent Of the
hetchet % The guillotine, which renders instant
decapitation more certain, and consequently
Jess painful, was an improvement suggested BY
Louis XVI himself who had a great taste for
mechanics.
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The Impending crisis Written in the
Herald office.

n NJ
Herald office.
The New York correspondent Of the Mobile
Resaes makes lhs following remarkable
ssatsusns with regard to the New York
Hsras
Young Bennett is row the principle assistant
ciitor Of be father. He conducts the editorial
department when bis father is DO 10 town. and
writes well Tor a long tine Young Bennett
gave 20 token Of editorial talent, but an that
CHANGED. Helas been for a year az the edi-
tUial room every day, (Whsn 10 town. and
sE urate or dictated the principal edito-
riois. He has more talent than bis father,
though not The experience. There is no
person Ia tie United etates that has re
cered such an educatio1 as Young Bennett
Hehas spent years ln France, GERMANY. TIA
- and spain. He was e school in All those
eou1tres consequently be speaks, writes, and
reads al those languages with the correctness
Of q native. When be Is q, "a few DAYS
hence.0 hfs father Intends 20 change The head
inr Of fbe Herald, 50 as TO have Il Rad james
g.. Bennett 4 Son, Editors and Propuietors.1
when the GA gentleman dies, then the head
ing viii Be CHANGED back 70 The single J.. G.
g.. a. he son has the IS the father.
The Eerold has BOme very extraordinary men
ENGAGED up0niE The principal editorial wri-
ta,fs ffs celebrated DR.. Jones, who is the
real aufhor Of the " Impending Crisis Of the
soutt = br Helper. Ihst book was compiled
BIZ DR.. Jones, II the Hsrali Office, frcm facts
and statements that have been sttested BY Mr..
Renreft. Helper msyhaTe assisted the Doctor.
As e uronf Of this, let me call your attention to
TIE fact thai Eothing Of any Consequence was
sid sboat H. beck, uhtl q few DAYS before
+be meefng n Congress then the Herald
onened upon Il, republishing extracts and
sbrsinr & eiitorisliy, day after day, until
member II Congress engaged in the discus
Tion. and tds fornne Of Dr. Jones, Helper, and
Purs- the pablishsT, is secured
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

FoEr and three quarter miles m1rtl % fhs CITY. and near
TIE Biz Creet plank road. As srrsE cieareg. balance h.aT-
ly tmhfrei. n land is high, dry ana rich. an aT
und-r 2 90 fences TIE improvements are q new tu1-
story frame huuse u- uecusssry ouf-house cistsm1.
etc. u vii - sold ata fair price oue-ffh c1sl. BAL
.n.a ale. To. NE lnl f.-r r..rl Uma.
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Change OF Firm.


z BILLIARD r~ABLEs-Phsizn's Ps1snt Cushisu-
" usarfy nse and ~ arder- AppiFt o.
JaglfE O. A. PoLLocKs "Nsuopsiiau
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

o. WEDNESDAY, feb-uag lsl sy Rsv. Dr.. sssimsu.
cupl GUsR cHANAaSE % Mss sALLIE. dsurhtsr u
ne iaie Hon. lanes c. Jones. IN Of his eitr.
On "Wednesday, ne "a inst, n. c. A. uzeH-rrs
superintsndento; ne Memphis race course. and N~
AsNuE BAHBKLL, both Of shelt4 ouniv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

II Nrine or sAereeal1l. dressed % tie gssrIf o.
u Shelby comfy, isluff f1m The Isv A. - ~ -
-aa LaN ~ Ohaneeu Court % TIE cisy q nemutis.
IN iAfergl Kelly sni ffIzaun and against q. WIn.f1r
lfn Or Nlnaen n Co... vi -l ONuAY ls Gh az
AarehI 1850, IN frost % tha Court lo1sa dor. n nerIfv
q aemp1iA Nitnln .ez.i ho1rrs ssii % the hiThest Sd
u ~ eAns ne tmoNit Described keai Esiafs. lyfnr
80, % WI ne luieeH or tefeu1aut G.. winston In if
-. =. u a Eubdirlsia mafe Cor Brown andSasnn
A. <nGt o. imf p. 81 ard Gof Wili1 WluiamF crisinnf
neiivislon. made y p. s. Toil. lying seuth-east 81 the
ehJ o. Aemphisi said ll No p, being boundei - foi-
leAsf ta-Nt- tcElrulrF a. p stake on east si1s q line q
Parks Agenre 40 feet north u its iutsrse1iou with
walker street thence 90 N with Parks Avsnns TIs4
teei % STAKE, theme easiUarIi7 parallel win WaIker
sreel Ata teet . q Stake on a forty feet street not
nAniedi thence Hlul via sati street il9h feet 70 4
stake, thence east parallel with Walker street aaE Feel
70 NE beginning ne interest o. said Winston IN aid iof
or tract u lana. teine he Undivided ons-hsif thereof
his the ist DAY % Fetru1ry. 1850.
ElBT T. SMITH. Sheriff.
b O. W. fIsHEns Dep sheriff 8. q. fratIf
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Nsh Aabsrtistnants.
VOghePwhOc


frH ronK. Jsruary q. faso.
Nv rclce a1-ararr crrIeI fran "a Hu.-t. "a.
W cllfrteracr ir uhilt aar nstie Is riacsf h -
- olel hlt1 Lst 81 Rev Tarf aercrEnfs. Thir ~
rated and atseFad in 8eulrfilm. Brrrnfsu. HaI,r-iru
sd iacerdiarim s. Gar A. ts chrrga relates h 81 Il
. maiiclgus md faitr IN FFrv u~lrtlcdlar a. our fisnf|
South aud Ncrfh viii testify. We ace decidedly o1ro.aI
n pfincipla and p~fueticf. almp1ihy and senfiusrt /.
A1oluilliam. hrpltlcanifm nd % iEs irms aa1rl
lanea. We are ard ever have Sees u1rouEliy cor.
s~erFatlgei n our view, sni ne ab1re ctarEe Being via.
out f11rdail1r doca ~ great lnInHIca.
fs3-iauIm RoHeRra. RHODES A co.
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1ergs elsa.a6un IN tie


We publish on our first rage
en abis and Instructive iettsr F1n 10Y,
Drew e Arksnsss, whose We've md opinions
on TIE subject matter hsztsd Of VIII challsnge
tie copsideradoa ol Tyreader, alse extracts
from he advances sheets ofcsPt KeCIlutoek's
HVoyare Of he Tox,7 in search Of Sir John
rrs-E1n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

CoI0RED PEoFLE EMusEArISs FEoM LouIs-
AK ID HATrL-Be New Orleans Pleaguns
% he l5h NE. notices thai a vessel cleared
from that port on he previous day, having On
beard eighty-one free coiored per cons, emigrsl-
"a TO Hdyti. The Psoayuns says.
These people are al from the Opelouszs par
ishes. and an eultivators-Well versed in farm
ing. ard in al The mechanical arts connected
with farm. Among them are brekmakers,
b~iacksmiths, W~heelWrights, carpenters, etc.
Some Of them are proficient Wesvsrs, who have
long been employed making the stuff called
At.akapas ~c0ttouade, 80 faForably known ia
the market they take along with them the
necessary machinery For that trade. and all
sorts Of agricultural and mechsniesl imple-
ments.
These eighiy-0ne RECONSIDERATION Of
which are adults and fty-seven children and
youths-rompose f~ouriee8 families, or rather
households, FOR they are all related, and The
eighty-one may Be called one family. They
are al In easy circumstances, some even rich,
one family being worth as much a. $4,000.
They were al land owners IN this STATE, and
have sold out their property with the intention
Of investing their capital IN Hayti.
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nDesoo oouuty. Mss. ouc-half nile fram safe lire
on ne rulaheama u1d au1Iz miles a1urh-east from
Memphis SIXTY acres cleared; an under euod fencs.
sod log house. shed ruomg kitchen. orchard. ef--s I'D a
E1od neighbortood. Terms. ss per acre
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q o y .

oouuty, Tenn EErsllrrt house alf auf-hous=s. or
ard evergreen vii -rrhanF- 20 city property 1r
IN IN long time
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FOR SALE

TWO drsl-rate three-storY brick teuemenig suited o
IL family residence, and complete iu all their spuur-
teaauces, situated on Court street ne center build-
ina. In hs sa1e blocE, ia owned and occupied b. James
ELDER, Esq-
Fur terms aypiy 70 q. ~. WILLIAMSON,
laf-Im a. Baukc f West tennessee.
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In uesoh county. Atslalpnt. tua miles from McEeefa
station. on The Mrurhia ant MialssIppi raiIraaf. so
sns snf hair miles vest n Horn Lta r1lI; rs aues
cearedf cumtartlbie DWELLING. gin smf mill. narrr
houses, &c. Tsrme-One-nirtcush balance ll one AM
teo year.
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FRESH GROCERIES
View WhIIe Ie.d Inan.-

HAA4ee been ap1qluted soc AGENT On Wamrhia fr
4 nc s1e q ne various qualities white Lad -I.rr-
ncilrea y Aeasrs hymsn, hsnick 4 Co, a 81. I1uis.
No. IAN prepared % supply TIE trade. nd fbs 80
1lly 81 liberal rates.
n quality q thia Lad Is 1st sxcsIed - am hr.ns
IN he Uniied States, and equailed b. none n ~ WS-1
A l. UMhIS Agent.
N@-a Ad1ns street. Bradley Eoef.
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Tie New YORK Hcrrn SAYS Of Toombs Of
Georaia and CarviD of Ohio. aCorWil is mag
ni6cert conedisn. Toonbs deals altogether
Fl high tragedy. Nothsng IN argument 90 Sc
r1us to cotrin that i VIII not admit ofal0ke;
us1inE soEeesed, however amusiug, vii sof-
tn Herr5bls wrah 81 Toombs.1 ThEmakes
eA ailko II The hymn, Hdrk from the teEbs
sfi seendV
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
j. a N.

. - Va
HAVE ON HAND, AND ARE DAILY
RECEIVING, A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF MOST ELEGANT FURNITURE, Pr
AMOS, CARPETS, OILCARPETING, ETC,
AT. NO. Al UNION STREET, AND INVITE
THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND EXAMINE
THEIR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING
ELSEWHERE. ia2g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

AHAEDsoNE ~ WELL DESERVED CoN-
FIINEsI..Just before The adjournment Of the
Senate Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Bumpass pre-
scented 70 Speaker Newman, IN the name Of the
urm5eTs Of The Senate a Tery 6ne gold head
edcaue, Is a mark Of their appreciation Of the
dignity viii which be sustained the position
Of late leader Of the legislative excursion
20 the capital Of Ohio.
The compliment thus paid their presiding
officer ~ the members Of the Senate, IL a
graceful acknowledgment Of the dignity and
good taste displayed By Speaker Newman
Throughout The excursion, while il also gives
expression 10 the universal sentiment Of the
people along TIE route q TIE excursicn.-
Nashrflc Union.
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TIE STATE OF Abrams IN EURoFE.-The
New York Herald, in speaking Of the demand
Of the Pope, that the alleged authorship Of the
pamphlet, attributed to Louis Napoleon should
be disavowsd before His Holiness would con
sent to aeeredit representative to The Con
gress Of Paris. says
In this complicated state Of affairs it IS i'm
possible not 70 perceive that a serious crisis is
at hand in Europe; possibly a reopening Of
the Italian war, intensified bT the new ele-
ments Of religious fsrvoF and religious animos-
ity. The Italian people are aroused the TEN
porsy emancipation Of the Romsgna from The
rejected sovereignty Of the Pope, and that Of
the Duohies from the hateful sway Of the ex-
lied Grand Dukes, has raised up TO the breasts
Of the t~wenty-seyen millions Of Italians a
hope Of ultimate freedom and s~elf-govsrnmeut
which ann be easily sllayed. Il Is evident
that the public mind Of Europe Is becoming
directed to the probability Of another Italian
war. The Duke Of Modena is already rsor-
ganizing an arDy, and has marched a portion
of Il 10 the frontiers Of his late territory,
while volunteer companies ia aid Of the Pope
are belHg Tsisfd il Austria
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Homeopathic A~pOthecary.
Medicines, Books and Boxes,
FoR SALE nT
Drs. HGdGsId s Wright,
21 MAIN sTREEr,
la2s-as.2m Opposite ODD Fellows Hall.
New Firm and Removal.

Nfle muierslElsd has H20clated with him In hulaess
Il MS brother. T. o. McCLURE. and E. y. HURLHUT.
~ rrnmfed bs sit-E o. 23 Matn st-eet. opposite Court
square, Hiiere h- hap-a TIE aeU drm vii coufiune 10
- hs FORMER rsfrns. and as many more IS they may
De kind enough D. h-iu- win them. Our ahisct viii be-
o. get me veryter rrais. and sell them AZ Uvinc p-ost
~ Fi&nla wiu he nun tlec celeb aied Makers. steiu-av
Aopls A IT, Gale q Co.. ard !. q. Dauhan. All war
fahtrd tnr ave years lhe stock Of Sheet Music ) The
larzeA ia ire cary. snf VIII receive additions daily.
Also, al nt-slul uerch1l1iza soIi in 4 mu-ic store
Give us cali snI aaac qourseIf.
Jau2s-im JAS. A.. McCLURE.
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At the iuisrse-iisn q ue Pigsan Rlou siinkrard sn.
ne Memphis Hnd Chzrlssuu ulreaf Price low sn
terms easy.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
SIXTEEN STAR P-ERFORMERsi
The Double Minstrel Troupe Coming !
POSITIVELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY III THURSDAY
Eveninss. r brusry 6 2 S ands
GREAT camhinaton o. talent and oririnalify. Tie
" larEet and best campzuys as well a. the Oldest and
best managed band ever prEaHiEed. Shorey, Carrie and
Green's far-famed, wurid-renoEnef and original Eer
Orleans and Metropolitan bunaaque Opera Troupe and
MEum1th Brass Band. IN their chasfe, elegant. side
s%plt-iug, mirth-proEokiuE and irresistible Ethiopian en-
terialumeniss lutrotuciug the greatest varieties " new
solgs, ballads, DUETS, q~ulriettes, oFeriures, turles1ue
opera pieces, fancy dances, queer and fanny sayinss ever
uferet % TIE public. Grand free balcony csucert IN fruut
o. the ball each evening BY he Brass band.
Doors op n al 7-Cancert o. commence o. ~ oicluck.
Admission 30 cents ChildrsH ulder twelve years and
servants IS cents
fe3-iw' cHAs- II. DUPREE, Business Agent
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Meas Gov. Harris. hur acres ciearaI. taiancs hesu.
fully tmbersd. TIE house is ursriy new, confaini
Eve roams, hEn. front AMI hack paarch, servant ra.
kltshen, cisiern, stables, crib, etc.
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IN f~reasieaf adrTiisenieafs mast BE- marked for
q spscffs3 time. H1cs not thEs mcrked, fhey
uti b charged FOX OF Ecsk, and discoafiaued
n fkr end Of fhaf En4.
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- acres cearcdY H1 acres upiaId. talsnre botfdm. ~
BELIEF lice 90 shelly county Ita Place D. siustei
Elt1tn mree mics % s1usrviue ani ars miles ~ HIdl-
81 hithe sf1fHrns on he Mrmuhis auf ono raiIr1af.
L0~ prize Terns-Oue-thlr cash. balance iu one anl
tWu years
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Is5ACREs.

o. Es,.s,sa venue heavily aul'r.l Wmt'@ia
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Memphis southern Guard.
For Sale or Rent.

PrEAR a. year ar-orT. foarih story Of Lorks
a Anrion House. THIS EVENING. at1h deock,
precisely. A uunHnai attendance Is expected. ~
20 9. X. SCHUYLER. 0. s
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on Nscol r-sf. Z mlese1staf o. Memphis; 80 aerescieare1
haiaDce weii tmberei two story frame house. gin house,
neEro houses, etc viii D. SD co long time az a nil
ruce.
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SIX sores AZ Whites Station on ne Miss a Tenn r.
R., 8 miles from the city, Shsls and b-uiifnrs and yard
laid out f0r WorkinE plenty % vater. wiz BE- Soda bar-
GAIN
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~ -

. &c II n
Eisht miles east On Gsrmaut1ua piaEro-d sui
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rye and beautiful assortment
a. +. WELLS.


DT virtue q ~ e~racotion, tireosd 20 &c sterin a.
- shelby couut7, issued frnui fhe Law side on n
Comuol Law AZ C1sucery Court Of The cifF o. Ner-
phia, IN favor 81 aarfhk Eifisr and AGAINST George
smith, I wiuo On MONDAY fhe 6h day Of NEfch. 1se1
N froutaf TIE Coar house dor, IN TIE city a. Hemphis.
Eithin legal 1uufst ser 70 TIE hirlesf bllter for cash,
ne foiloslnE described lot lyinr IN Shelby c1rufv. STATE
q Tennessee. tar Il ~ o. lci Ne. l6. o. ne Nat. Rag
l.nf sutdivislon& I8 ocres Of iauf. as f1oeu b. Grct-
FRS map Of tie cit q Memphis end ~tnFirors. teria-
ring e q staka a. the ncrh-casf oIucr OF tt II. rnn-
Sing north viii ths west si1e 81 Drulap Avenue fo5 feet
. ne souih-ear c1rner a. l4 No - urn-r vest Win
MD fot No. it, 81 1aeL. fae1ce 1qit Hiin iha east ttfs
q Ragland AVsnss 100 feet. nenca elt - feet 70 ths
heEiu1irE, e1ui1iniEs ahe11 cns acfu. I Nhich :. p. Ur-
sd1w has reuentT erected . tFo-sicU brick hruse, and
W1ic1 va cuVeEaq bA- c. freaiEfI b s4i1 ~. Rag
i.nd- b. deed reEisEred IN BOOK -. p1ses 80 nd SIS, in
the EeEisters once& shazby cognty. This, Tat q PEI
D AIRY. 1850. ROHT L. SMITH, Sherir.
Bye. v. EIsHEA, Dep. ssha Q. tea
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TOEH Hoons In suit a TIVE. o. separntriy IL desired. I
II on he seoond Cor % ne buliding on he f~oath-cast
corusr q Maln and War1ln9t0n stfeetsf ttef are dne
oncea- 70 Eeodtszants rent Moderate.
n BkNKs.
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s. acrea cleared. balance ulsali. A BsW aui aauFs-
nleut Frame DsrihrF. s ra0ms, Kitchen. 1utduus-s ani
orchard WI eel ihl- on vERT LOSG IME 81 b nr
prise.
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Grand FiremeD,s Ran

-N-H-TNNW y N~TN|W N||W-0
WARRENTED Fresh, Tor sale On Quantities O. q
W purchasers BY G. ". JONES x Co.
fe1-1t Nrarfv nrn1sftn 0af Vanrasf uau
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An express train from NeE.York 10 Boston
run Of The track last Wednesday. the hrakss-
man was killed and two actors: 4 clsrrvmsn.
and a LADY were eonsidsrabiy Injured.
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AMI anssn acres o. s7ouud Just beyouf he toll rts
On Poplar street plauE rosd.
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o5rraE0a's sTsv-G7T- barns has aP

G-5vEzEoR's srkFT.7G7v. harris has sp
po,ntsd tie following gentlemen On his staff
lanes W. NeHenry, Of the county Of Over
ten. adiutant-geHeraL
David R. Smith, Of he comfy Of Lincoln,
ouzrer-naster-general.
Wm. n LoFery. Of the county Of Greene,
Inspector general
John y. Wright. q tie county Of McNaiT,
1rt aid-de-camp.
Preston Smia, Of tie county o Snslby, ID
aiddeesmp.
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~ h Nr4cuF 3 sclen-
uds and veFetsbls
osmpound. procured b.
he disfiilafion Of roots
herbs and bark Yell
l0E dock, Blood roof,
hlnrk root sanzpsIina,
via cherry bark and
= dandelion enters into
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DX Viriua d an crdrraf slIa. dlraefaf = fha aherlg
ID q gneltF county, Issued rrem fhs Law sits n ne
Cuum1r Law snf Ctanc1TT C11r n ~ rifF 81 Ken
E1ls. IN faqer q uarc1llr. Davis a Co ant nzaInst
Ihom4s ncAlams wiz q HOSDAY, ms 5h day of
hArch, 1859, n ilalt q ne Court house door, IN the ely
y afnpnia srnin lttai t17rs. sell % he highest bid
lrr ~ cash She f1llcEinEl described Real Estafs. ts-Wif.
Lot No > tlocA n. Al. being he saufh-Eest corner n
peao1 md a1u4 street. Win he improvements thsre-
On. his Rstruaiy "a 1851.
nc sosT I ssIrH. sAsris
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e. 81. 3 M ~. 81 y: 70. !. nm. M % -'l