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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

AnMMA" 90
NASHVILLE, FsbmaTTl, leoo-
Fnrrozs APPEAL. The pitched battle Of ne
session cane Of today, on the bill for ne re-
m5rai CT the Tipton county e~oust-house-
hi. question, involving The life or death or
81. own a. covfngton-ths sustaining Or dis
rspar5ing the apparent win Of The majority o.
~ eountv-has excited in TIE legislature no
ordinary degree Of interest
wh,.s members did lot seem willing % as
tbs Instructions # TiPtoa eouniy, e ek-
Il tie ssscisl slectlon hsld On ms
-,b.,e.. tbey seemed 10th to strike from sk.s-
enc ! so-n which bad been built Up WIN nc
,-.,i,s rrouiset hafgt should continue TO ps'ns
whnef The Inhabitants Of his place
-,srepHv were about 10 be deprived otpue
- vaius Of their homes, shared largely
s--,stbv Of the whole legislature q ma
ieritv Of the members felt themselves oouno =
ved 70 the impsrious demand Of me @sJoi"s
Of the county.
-. hoD,s that this tssi viii be a hnai sell
- ~ the question, as its especial friend
.~.rtes an his powers to secure the passage
r II. I'm. indeed, sirs, Mr.. Ehitmore eorf
himself CALAMITY, as the vate VIII show ana
-. much reputation for adroitness, argumen'
80 .losusnes. But ycur senior member M
M T Fsrlsv. who hss, during he whole srs-
-, hen = quiet. unobtrusivs member, closely
w.,-ssor he business Of the House, and al
wsvs giving correct votes, made a speech to
s,v in behalf o. the citizens Of Covinstoa
hat eouslsa the best efforts Of the session
Wr. Farley, By bis quaint humor and unitor1
courtesy. has been a general favorite Heha'
also attracted the admiration Of every Persoi
about TIE capitol, BY the elssrness and sound
ness Of bis views on al subjects, and the hrn
nszs with whi-h he has taken his position o.
II. ouestions. and sometimes even in oqPositio'
% a majority Of his party But no person eN
,.cte8 from hin 90 successful an effort In put
=. 5.bsts MIDDLE TENNESSEE
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p.r. BuSrp.-A cotton press belonging
- r g.. Eel, residing at Mount hozs,'
No-ih Alabams, was burned last week
zen bales az cotton were oonsuued.
Trsrss 1..w-uhs6 OIL Prohibiting ne sac
sD,ri,gous aqaors within hree niles Of
At6s.e. except FL medical PurPesss mas
&c. fae lever House ef BE Alabama ies'
| Miaturs. and winp7cbasly Pass ws =,
Mrn1eAt ArFncrEuTioN
en- 65o has been appropriated By nc A'"p.
IL .lature. 70 AID in buldinHa meaieaieo'
Rr sHF. Esq has been appointed ana
..s-nss bv the Unircd States Senate as re-
rs'v,r al pablie moneys at Centre Cherokee
county, Alabama-
prr.rrurE-Ismss Charlton, wae ma9e
bis esc,pa from Jail before court iasl sieI
was brought back on Saturday ias1,
-1tfsa 10 isiI 10 answer .he charge Of me muI'
I.-cf mos. Ross. at the next term OF oar en-
ruit court. 70 whom, il viii pc reeotee
sFminlstsred alcohol tin it produced ms aealn
~ ~ found at Waterloo, Laudercale eoun'
- ,,hers he was arrested by Wm. = fstte,'
son and John d. Buiiingtona and brougnt D4'A
.Aitsas Herald
F-rrrrov OF SoLrcTroRs.-The folowin-
rentemen have been elected solicitors ieI ne
-esnerfive judicial circuits By the legis allure
F,rs- Cifeui'-Y l. Roylston, OF Perry
Tbira Circuit-N. H. Browne OF Au'ea
'0I Foarth Circuits A n. Wood, Of Lauder
dale: ,D.K.n
Ffvbth Circuit. N. Arlington, q Flke,
Tenth Circuit-John II. Caldwell OF 5
Clair. Wi
cox, e.h .-r
.,-ss OF to-dav. which viii complete he eie'
ion OF solicitors by the present genera az
sembiv-fducfiser.
NfrRprP ~ WESTON CoUSTy--A crn
mr-ser was nerpeirai cd on the IN OF Janusr
~ Ttomss Mansfield and histwosons, Jan,
ana Anderson. upon John c. Hightower- NJ
Hightower was an officer, and Win a pos
. rent 10 arrest Jamrs Mansfield upon a CHAR
iof stealing monev-aud while standing m y
ward consulting az 20 the best way "a aaoI
The Nansfelds having possession OF ne h9u
and refusing atmittance, two guns were mr.
from inside through the cracks between l
Z lors. and Hichtower was shot dead IN ,
trseks. The Msnshslis were an arrest
howevs-. ana are now in jail at Monion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

The Nashville Patriot Of the l4th inst says
q the committee Of the Ssnate have reported
back the House bin for the expulsion OF free
negroes from this State, recommending its re-
lection. Dr.. PETERs, Senator from Hardeman
has introduced a bin in lien, whi-h greatly
moIifss the ~stringency Of the provisions oi
that which passed the House. It was ordered
10 be printed, and the subject was made th'
special order foor Friday Of next week. W.
have not re1d the measure proposed BY DR.
PErERs, but have been Informed ID it is abb
and skiHfuilv drawn; is considered asuficien
remedy for the evils produced by the presence
Of that clsss Of population 10 our midst, an
viii in all probability pass the Senate. w
trust The Senate's deliberations may result j
such a law as will be both Just to the free ne
eross, and consistent with The interests Of th
p~e9nle."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

urHa wfrrsl-nef has a-uciatet " On him In huinsss
ks broher. ~. n. MCCLURE, and r HuaLBUr
~ renewed his sfdct 20 1H3 Main a. eet. opposite Court
Sqnare. where ~ hopes the new dm VII ccuiiuue q
80 his i1rmer patrons ard Is many more IS they mas
b. finf enough O. bring with thsm. Our object VIII b.
40 get ne rr-vrfsI ruots. ard seil fhrm 81 aliFinE prudt
ne Pfa11s Vii e frum thecelehratfdm Makers steinwal
hsous. A n. Sale a. Co. rldI- n pluham. al var
49, ~ ave v-ars. Ttr stock o. Sheet Music IS 10
Iarrrr ia TIE cifr. and vi receive addilo1s dliy.
klso. al nasicai merctardiEe sld in q music store
hSss-im JAS A.. MCCLURE.
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W. have vn- recanty received a beasufuI If o.
" Linen Guns ~ tkose crlsbratsd manuacturers.
Wore a. Harris made expressly % our order Ne are
oneri lE them on the beu sarms. We have 40 = ane
assg rtmeut q The 1Eer Erade-, which have given 50
NJ n sztls,actiqn % car customers m vast and urszious
- as1ns- is MERaIMAN 4 Co.
fef5fa " 2S5 Main street. Memuhis.
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.pother CaIamIty---FiHeen Persons
Killed.

Killed.
pso-Kryx. February 2-Ames & Mouiton's
wool and hat factory has ius blowE NJ, and
fraa Ten 10 fifteen persons buried IN the runs.
LkTER.
Tne kil.d are Eastman, the engineer; Jo-
serh McCrsekon, the foreman John Werner,
ana one person not identified. John Farrell.
l. badly injured and not expected 20 recovef-
Han a dozen persons who were in the front
mar. Of The baildinE, weTs slightly iHjuTe, and
4 ri-l named Harriet Costigan was badly IN
iursd BY TIE falling fimhers
Loss on property, $4,000; insTre5 Tor S21,-
The building was an immense structure, and
u9rafiv contained about wobundred and TWEEN
40 emnicves. Including one hundred females.
Verv few 81 the operatives were on the prem
iss-, the catastrophe having happened before
he hour Of Commencing work. Tie eHgines
ami machinery were entirely new, having Just
been puf M hv Messrs. Woodruff & Beach, of
Hartford, and were then in charge q an engi-
pser in their employ, whn was sent on to su-
psriusend the putting up and testing. The
msin building, which was Of brick. was two
hundred feet lsng End three stories high, which
is almost entirely demolished.
The killed are Jno. McCracken, superin-
fendeut and one u the ownsrs Jno-N Amer,
boss hattsr Eastmsu, q e engineer from Hart
FORD: Theodore III gbv, a young man who had
come TO the factory 10 work Cor be first tin
Patrick Mentally, an s~ppreHt.ee; two men,
names unknown. ono supposed 70 Be another
engineer froE Hartford. The wounded are
Jobn Hill. badlv hurt In the spine; John Cat
lagher. skull fractured Jno. Van WORRIES
b1dlv scaldrd; John Fsreii, not expected e
live. Daniel Coleman, terrible cut not ex'
pectea 70 recover Jno hlllhoilsnd- dread,
faliv scaidedf Z. -. Smith, leg broken anf
%ri-f.rs nsmed Foley we're friehtfuliy cut ans
bruised, enc having her Jaw brokens Jno. Gal
Ian. badly scalled. viii probably die Arthu
! rozrb, conponnd f~rscture Of ne skuit vi
probably die Ja1. Warrington, badly hnri
has had ore ieg anpatated, VIII probably ete
Aun p. Garroty, badly hurt, not expected {
John earrosy and soha ManoheEsaa, men
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for Deht.

CHARLES a Law side a. the Counon
" SLsH an Chsncery Court %
HERMAN a Co. Shs-riy q Memphis.
II this oaus- IL appearius 70 he clerk Ia vacafiou thst
Il TIE defendants are non-re-idrnts q he STATE o. Tn
nesseei tits thrni3re orderef thaf rublicatian te uad-
for fcur slucfssira weeks IN the Memphis Daily kpuesL
! requirinE saii deirniants 10 zppear before tie Tndre ~
aidCoart when sitting a. the cnurt-holse IN he city ~
Memphis, on The hrst Monday IN March next b defeut
the suit hrguEht aEainst then IN this behalf Or lad-msut
viii 70 b. default
MARCUS J. WRIGET. Clerk
BT Cnas- " gahazuni Depu.y Cie~t
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Chanre q Eirm.

UTE have this day fsaciafei sim re- in DE- Pane
w Nus ad Lunbcr Tart tuinrs, Mr. n o. Huf-
ETNg, fom.rlg Cd Fo-t Gi13n. 49,
partnership unfar ne stYe lf WhLiAH- AeA4rt
Co T1arf al fr she ltrrlIntt ruare rtcfiff
herrtofore. ue rI-it iur ne new drm a ca1tln1anu
~ sane. oar stocx o. an kinl 70 Lrmhfr WI e
iar-siy ncrs1reL Oniars rilel Frgultl
f.si-fw WHILE A. M~ONIGOMkkAs
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Gard.
81 RQRE0R.H

Il retiring frum ne arm . Cole a Dyer. I b@z lsar
b return ny thaHtsta ny frienfs sr their na-ronars
ant respectfully ska suntIuuance o. ne SANE fdr 10
uew hrm. O. Cole 4 CO. I'D. nTER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

New York delegation, ana
-.~lr rhampion the Wood bogus ee
fsa-irr that II the regulars arr 49,
T,5~es Uonglss viii have a maJoi"3
=. -onverfion In the FIRST ballot ~
, = Thomas. the new Conn -
pateuts, e the same g'nte.ndn ~rolie--
-e5 - summariiv from the Posi- ol -
49, p.lfimare when Mr. Buchanan ea.
inlo H,mmond. May, Reverdy 5ohson,
h-ra-e5. al other leading and trustee ~
III MARYLAND, are openly ana aeH'
Douglas. .-itbout trans
acting much business, Senators ''i"
10 see he House organize, a.. Honss
~ hrsineas was transacted ID the -.
e.- ne election of Speaker, except
n,s.,r~ Ia Oh members, the adoption ~ Z
rrlss of me last HOUSE, and the appss-
~ -ro-mftee 10 revise them Anehoft 4,
mass 10 rst ND The post Office deheieNey ~
M ro.slHufion or this morning is resPon-
sihie for the following; tbsi
r. was currently rumored ~ :.
l $40 600 had been sent on here I'D ~,
/ trasty Republican agent, 70 oe 49, psDnb.
nrrehase Of sufficient votes 70 eleet
-, sneak,r. or course, We can not
- ~ me money, or bow u has oeeA
/ yi3ea There are individuals VINO err
80 bstfsr informed. but We cannot hope tnsl
@vgi sriieblen the public. They have goo'
rssson for keeping the secfet-hye thousiA'
solid reasons each M.
Mr.. English, Of Indiana. gave notice,
the rule. that upon the first opportunity =
would introduce a bill for taking a census g
the Territory Of Kansas 81
After the adjournment over untl : re-, y
following notice was read from lhe 80
desk. "The members OF ne house q
-,t5-.s vrho vo,sa for the present speak'
-. rsonestedto meet IN this hall tomorrow :
f,.iye oseiock. noon" CLEVELAND
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

The following petition, signed BY some hun
dred or more Of the heaviest and most prom
insnt merchant and businers men Of LOUIS
vile, has been presented TO the Legislature OF
Kentucky:
We. the Undersigned merchants, manufac-
tuners ard business men ~ the city Of louis
vile. having had notice Of The pending OF a
ON before The Kentucky legislature FOR The
purpose Of establishing conventional inter
est. with zen DIT centum as the msUmum rate.
In riing, confidently believing that the pas.
ssre % s1ch a measure would greatly Tromot'
/ and benefit he agricultural, manufacturing an
commercial interests Of this Safe, earnestly
! petition the legislature Thereof 70 give It th'
most serious and careful consideration an'
make &c the law Of the land.
A bill similar to that alluded to above, )
now before The legislature Of our STATE
ard we sincerely trust it may become the laV
/ OF the land ere that body a%djourns AZ
remedial measure it is the best ihat could D
adopted.
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s2O A.

n nssaf1 county. Mississippi twa miles from NcNers
.'aflan. on he Memphis arr Mississippi raiiratd ard
rna auI a haG uiies Fr-r 30 H0rl lake rQais l1 acres
cle1reff cmfarfrbie dwenirg Ein arl ml', nero
buses ere. Tsrm-Oue-hid ash. balance 40 une md
two yeau
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Is OFFERED p A MENORANDrM BOOK.
II Fickft rcm NJ pcket On Friday mernirE q ne pas-
onor, cuut-inirEole note ~ $40 on Thomts Y. HTdes
one p : Sd o. joseph III. R,osrfs1n- and one Of SO %
Pre- 4 LAMBERT besides other valuable papers rot re-
ouected Ts p1buc are clufioned sEsinsf trading Tor
any of ne shave notes OF papers. The above reward
vii b paid. ara DO question asked, fer the return offhe
tnF M cdrfe-fa n thia 80 FE4a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

zoo IL n q Febrosry, the Opposition
conYsniion q Tennessee viii meet az NASH
Vile. The Democratic Convention e Iowa viii
meet Il Des Hoinss; the Demccratie conyen-
iioH ~ MirhtEen VII NEE az Detrct; ne
Wing convention Of North Carolina viii meet
a. Raiei-h . the Peoples party coHgsauoa 81
Penrsrfsznia Wia meet a. Harrisburg tht
Opposition CONVENTION q Virginia viii meth
RichmoBd and The Rep1biican convection q
Indiana VIII meet At Indianapolis.
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the eminent trafediAnt
M. Harry S,tIIiraa.
A CARD
To the StaVe-makerS a StaYe-dealers.

nESIROUs q warning all persons vho are enEsEettu
ID he save business. and b caution hen EEairsf
49, re,orts thss they nav have received or wiz here-
after receive respecting the price o. slaves here VII
give them the value Of Slaves in NeE orleans
our sfave market Be- now very much dFprf Grd snQ
he-am-s worse aud worse every day. IN Consequence o.
the large a~uzatties srrtviug here sod on re way
C1srrfs or French BUTTS % Eo1d quality IRE selllng
here Al from 1915 . s25 HoEshead stEves ron ao O.
40. and Pipes slaves from SO 10 SO PET thousand Of
twelve huufred slaves.
The ur1sDeG for better prices viii not f. nprove Tor a
long time 20 cine. probably q year from tnas In conse-
onenc- o. the total failure q the vine crTH IN Europe,
anf The very large stock % Slaves now On hand here,
wbch Is over six miuious. which BE- Eum-ieut d suppy
the demani for two years 10 cumc lEold merefors
a1v - al persons who may have Saws On band uot q
sens mem to This market this sesr a. they viii not Tal
The frcirht and expenses on them
GAVTNO LEDDA.
t.n--uar sLava nraler.
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sAHH.
aH==a d LUST.
FOLLTNTTNE 4 LISTER.

A FAKr DKELI NESRO WOMAN. sud Der thrse
n children VA Be sid a bargsln % resident az
this city or county.
fe5 ~NoNsAREAT. DUPHEE a co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

TIVE frm o. COLE a DYER is this dav dissolved b
mutual consent ne eus.nass viii b. caufiruai
under he name q &c Coie& Co. rha are responsible
for all the uasnites, and . Ehom I'll ne DEBT dua %
The Iste drm mustbe paid. J. c. OH
I'd DYES.
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lbs

On Warn raaf. urasrasto M-mrhisi 90 a-rrsc e1rea
haiarea vel Huf-rei rrn story frsmr boa e, rn housa
nero heuscs st- VIA be- SD on Ions ums a. fai
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

iasa asres On 0s Arks7sas river, forty miles below
Pine BfuH-nree o. four huadrsd serss tesdensd four
wars. Hemuhis pruperty taken 70 the amouut q eio,-
COO an pau % for this tract.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

WcMzs's WAGEs X CAI7oaSrk.-Work Is
maid In his STATE b. the Job or By the day
without references 70 the sex Of the party that
performs il. A washer-woman gets s. a day
in the country Z a carpenter no more. A lady
taacherRess he same wages thsF q gentleman
would teaching the sane class II males
hare even urefominate amenr the teachers, Il
rras bseanse the supply Of teaching material
wss mostly % The mascuiine gender. But e
I docs not urccominate now, whafevrrt night
I onre have done. OF the IS teachers recently
/ appointed BY he board Of cducalicn. to take
/ ehsrre Of the city schools, 70 were males and
] % females
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Rare Chance.
~ q = = . q

A FRsr RATs No / BAR-RcOH FOR REM. In ,
II sod leantT- Inquire imm-dirfslT a. NJ
Planters HOUSE.
fe3-iW Corner Secrnd and n~rs.~ sf-safs
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~aI P. p the country correspondent.
% the AFrEfL, IL stu d. bot pursuit .
~ New hmsrran CFciopedeia-~ me1ti
reaig. lost slzh a ias1inz as he nas eiyen =
iUsb.rs and their strikers bowl. blt thl
ste ofths American Encyclopedia ia sealed
ii esuth.=LaCraags fTfas.) Nentor.
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Quaker City Insurance ComPaH5,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, 10000
Polieis. -.u,s Al REDUCED RATES and - a~
MILTON s TOREAS, Agents
Haf0-r Hn
Cheering News to the Afflicted
DR. A. G. GOODLETS
$1,000 HnarcE,a Rnlaacen,
Memnhis Invention.

r-sr-.-.iv.f another Dfof NoELTs PArENT aaEC-
j TECIFs. rhsT are rEuvletz-d N sr o.
~ 96sr Ana In use. Cal and see ham anli14 Tor
- 80 giving special 1ttentica % - sic ~
WfTTURs ala. cue CiccE teiuiaorl Euaoe Ter
49, a. or frmMrs. an a-luVinem my rrr1cral
9-e~4i-, L, rsrairinr fna 500 .ae rd htse Ua 90
$780, n d frst-ran asrf g tf1t ar11.H. Also,
Il l5Court street. 49,
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wouxDED.-G. n. BurrOws'
IN r-,bablv die VIM Crock baaiy
..f{s5. a. Worfhington, badly Burt hAi-
r,sf csslirsn, iaiarcdin spine,
Icss on Re b1iidius, $1,000 raehinefy'
erno0. afoek. $4,000.
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Nea- 1000 scrcs in TIE Mississippi botfom. 500 val
oos,ed. Gnd in . hiEh state eritivsiion-w Improved,
ehoice place. A 10. ! plylation, and very desirable
every way
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WE HAVE cor SALE

= o . a Q n H -,
Fizhtee1 miles east % me city. on ne Memphis a'd
Charfert1n raiifolfs 100 acrrs IN cultivation. balance
uan tmheret e. rud hrred ur dEeuin- zud al u-crs-
rUf-hrnses- F1rrpetriia Fama'e chodl is within
1ns-haf mile % ue pia-e. Price cnesps aus-third
cash. bnisace i one and Two years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

Uv1ov LEAGUE NkTIoSAL CoNvETIoN.-A
tslegTaphie dispatch, dated Now York, Jasu-
arv 25, says that "the national Executive
committee OF the Union League have resolved
10 issne a p~roei1mstion, 10 complianee with a
p1oyision OF the association, calling for a ma
tionai convention, 10 Pc held IN New York,
Juiv 10, 1850, 20 consider THE propristy Of sup
~nortips any one Of the Presidential candidates
rut IN nomination BY the several political par
ties, or. in case IT'S deemed ineNPeaisntto SUP
No. any such candidate, then to nominate
4 candidate who will represent the opinions
EXPRESSED 10 the preamble and declarations
OF principles Of the Union Lesgue."
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..s .b,ve. hsrs since died in the hospital.
4@rrs vere about two hendred employees " ~
nc building e. ~ tine o. s~.i..ioo vss
Nnon- \, have Seen caused ~ the freezing
--trr in the pumps- The boiler was
=. INTO fragments. One piece passed tnr9eka
teIn ~ inrb ~aiia- Another passed the
- siritine shs ba.iiing used 81 a crying
,ssm and passed thrpueh both galis. sSal
viris we're found ate Ne Ts- ERE Tss.
-st hut triaing Injuries. Il Il feare'
thsre are others in the runs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-07

Isec u.-os on sane river. $50 or 100 acres IN outlva-
lea several years. . few miles shove Pine eiuf. o..
fer-t cheap.
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Chance o. Garaener.

Near Errv Whitr'. on mn &C. RI E,ofp'acet
% rarfsr; price ress11asle Terms, one-arh cash. bal
arcaa nr ana two years.
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Thnt CONVENTION.

M,n4sv last the "great American Oppisi-
lion nar-v.s' ia compliance with he mandates
~ ne exacutire committee at Memphis, an
nrurred. hv Isrze hand bills sent out BY said
committee. ID 1t thev would hold a convention
/ here on Monday Fast, and, accordingly the
/ beU w7srapr as q signal for tie meeting but
/ aasr pulling for a long tine a. the bell, the
49, ,brv could DO was 70 get the sum or nine
ii ossenbIe. We have nJt been able 70 learn
who ne snine' were, but they will be remem-
bsred in the future IS the immortal nine
Tbev concluded. however, after getting to-
rs.ber. tbat as there was no uore members IN
/ attendance that they had better retire until
further orders.
L was a complete letting down ct The great
American narty Of Haywood. The appear
apre of Mcconnell aud Doug lass in the late
Democratic convention, add me obstinate
70 rse purs- Cd BY their membsrs IN Congress-
bss doubtless woke them up 10 the imprnding
DANCER that threatens orr nation, and so reel
i,r srd believing. refused 20 TAX any part IN
he effort now being hade BY the corrgpt WIRE
nuIIsrs o. The Opposition party TO demohsn
~ Democracv-the only nations eonserya-
tive par'v now in existence when nas tne
nowsr ana The will to protect and defend t'
Constitution az II is and as L was "heh our
ravolrtion1rv sires handed e down 70 rs DRIP
ninr Win tie hearts, best blood n those whs
5ied in its defense.-Br0pnsUiAe Journal
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CLAY BUILDING,
WILL OPEN THIS DAY,
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SPLENDID NEW GOODS i
5 Founeed snk Robes.
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New styles Bsrsgs Robss.
600 yards Checked six for FOuns-9 Dresses
at 90 cents per yard.
Rich Broeads Silks.
Black silk Mantnlss, large new styles.
French Basquss, spriDg style.
Foulard MantInas.
New style Busters.
30 pairs bssuit u chsvs PoPlin.
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For. Hire.
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100 sacks Pennsylvania suekvhsa1.
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Apples.
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f0htls. sweet Cider; fg sale b
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