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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04
Our Utica Correspondence.

Crc,. onsids County, Nov. 2, 1850
TA CcncR in On,iaa n0unty-rAe P,oh in ~ Frs Al,
s>rl3y Dutriet-Ldrse R,ps2lisa- nd,srs,v ~ IA
CouHty--TA N, Canpai in Madison CoantV-Ceryr, yrsa
end Ht' Prospects, g. g.
me republicans Of cue e. the Mrcmsly district. n lh,
eOony hGVc The honor, ,bs dshouor a. ID may 5c Or
nomins,.rg coo II the rror,nsrs rpea,sa-s VIII,
dssTa,cd tho last State los stature ana male tho can,
OF member o. Assembly synopy mos wl punaerer a,d
rascEi 10 TO estimation o. al honest mca Hon Jane.
Mccaaie tho nominee q The republicans Assembly
,sis year and sraioing every secure hi. 70
election he republicans, ., least majority them
opposed 70 his denomination, but lavish use OF
nocey, they acse, obtained for hn.a majority q
Convention, and be Ia again before the people A IL
nov, very many ofthe better ciass Of republicans viii
refuse 70 for him. throw their ballots for the De
mocra'c nominee, against whom not word b utter.
Ga 70 nrnsh he mir reputation. Mr. Francis Herman
me 500 oppositoa nominee, 10 lawyer of eminent
abilities, vel known shrcvghcu, The STATE q me
rmr rerorisr o. The cour, Of Appeals and q hcsess
uprishs cn,ss No one does In This section, sor ehs
where, that know Of bring any socssas,oo s~aus h,m
sssctne bis character or good fame AlsSoush h -
unwilling 70 scospt the nomanssoa whom ssndsr,A Mir,
reflection he consented 70 run FOR the purpus. n -
ssle Of defeating Nouade, and rcdecmlns The rcu,.
ton Of The district And be has entered into the oan
vsss, ! learn, with The determination Of SECURING ..
honorable success, and she democrats here are heartily
sscondrs his ecors
sooasds was elected asf year By ecl nativity over IN
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The Triumph cf Vegetable Medication over oNiomei Quinns
and ihetr Kindred Mineral rolsnns ~
~ SERIOUS fr u~ss sntaied v1xn
Css ssd Fever o. .Eue snd Fever Typsod revw. ee.yi:
ar~eusc blue ON. &c. In wholesale daily Ne
sadrnn e1ored and yellow Skinned cripple - - h1.srs
80 S ysscians and ossers beAr In nlsA tAat = n -
~ prescription Of qunine calousi o. bns pm - 49,
ynyskesuatrs Pills vLl 70 ~ pssea ~ - 49,
eheve vihout entaiinx such tevr hie aenesss -
bsNt and general syst Nine tenfhs a. Ne 49, -
shlcs By ovsrdsss sui.ss sssss's o.
mel Ac. =.
hours 90 not he sySss, 40 pos vssaea % 10 III
70 iahe. positively cure - pa nvss euapain Ia1ixe
tim, diarsb uA necurtal Mseasss - vnsn p@ma VII
beahhy a. shars oearssses1 70 - frss IT, nsssnry
qninpe antmoay. and evevy drnc Ard dAn4Yons
drug tn safsS spsrSest Ne wcsh - ladses and h
Hsxvsve r~~~ssss ,rs MA Sy druggists svsvwA~rs4
RADWAy o., y Jcha ssresk ~ y.
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Queen Isabella or spain.

TO TIE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
In editorial in to days paper, under the caption Of
The Prince o. waes and the Poets" perceive the
mark "ihai had Victoria been Catherine or an Isabella
her would not have got such welcome in the United
states" Ithe CatherA to which the article aludcs be
Catherine Medics there doubt in the correctness
OF your asssrtons but Isabella the second present
Queen Of span any derogatory remarks upon her virtue
ami womanly worth wholly unfounded II Ia natural
10 have welcomed The future sovereign Of Great Britain
in country like this intimately connected by parent
age, language customs and commercial interests and as
none Of the three nrs named ties exist vita regard 10
Spain, II not TO be expected that the OF Isa
bella 10 visit the GATED States he would here meet
with the enthusiastic ovation which has attended
the OF Victoria during his stay among the former
subjects q his ancestors do not wish I, dwell apon
the scandal which elevated persons aad especially
crowned heads are exposed; bat th.ag GER
iainno gher minded better hearted lady sits upoa
a throne than Isabella tue Second As you aware
the government q Spain being CONSTITUTE NAL monarchy
The Queen merely sanctions and DEGREES by aud with the
advice q the council therefore the the nrs obey
the constitution, and cannot act By rsef bat her
dec-ees must be submitted b. the concurrence Of
the Minist 70 composing the Cabnot Brave and digui
Ged saoes the Second does not fear danger Humane
charitable appeal has been made 10 her in o.
generous di'posea, her private purse Is always really
20 come in aid OF the and needy. When, July 1861
the revolution bfoxe In Madrid hc appeared Ga Tue
balcony amid the lsktng and, self possessed h.augued
The crowd which Immediately uncovered aut sal Iied her
With most enthus asilc cheers wnilc the paa,es OF
CouEs dc San Luis and others were invaded furniture A.
thrown out II the Windows and given 90 ia lanes
the portrait OF the Queen along the barlcades
and rot offered 20 II The least insult All this homage
shown - woman by eighteen millions OF men 10, Vi
seems aud better evidence Of moral worth
than any Thing might undertake 70 ray IL owirr 10
her virtues aud goodness OF that Isabella second
look TRANQUILITY upon the events that trsn.pre In
Europe While al the members OF the Bourbon dypas,y
have lost their thrones che alone WIN remain lng the
pace allotted 10 her BY the peoples choice and there
secured from all Ioliti al commotonR shs will conttnue
70 reign Chi various add gallant natioa who kn0w
hov 10 appreciate her, and believe her worthy 10 s
where eat the treat IskbeIla Of Castillo
Nav loRK Oct % 1880 LHF
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Arrivals and Departures.


sorrHAsrror, HAvnr AID HlSRrGe-sieamshp Rorussis-
Kan s H'ts E o.. 9soIy , NV v KIN
bury New Iori cold.chmiat Francisco heary
s%pss sss ys,s S% rs..sss1 and i.sS ' Put n:
5as & Ms r. SsT n sss
Chicago Kaiser Chss Esser Fan francisco; horowky
.sss e.s,
sas =. seass Mss ' ss ss' sesss
sehilns sew York: VIM Bergeoe'r Bul.loi Brh
c1stn.u Eis. o Hsa 20 K ssase sch.ssp s.
Chr ss% P.s csnyr l low AZ T s,s, s
cren fhsaepha-and others In Aieersge-Tot ls7 Specie
LrvIEroor-sesmship city o, wsshugou-Srs Jno som-r.
VIE hs,srss som'rcie and two esdreu; Jsmss BIigh
Philip, s,rp, N,col Rob, Glass ". xr Dsw-os sad
Molly sns LADY ia in he sissrss.
,s.vAssAH- Steamship Mount ysrnou-J W ws;kiss Mr.
Dean mr.. s,s:p. s a. ~ shsr.n pS, rss
Andrew Go ley hiehNd Cleary, wn Kills Boyle. Vim
R.y coSns 1sse osue na
neroy. Chss haily, shanly JAS Casey.
ard two servans; sronson Mrs Jas N Rec. Miss a
ssT Me-. ", o ss M sss M: s s
bH.y.Nd Blake. W Blss sdv and 40 children; Us.
s:Sns. ~. is5gs wHPsisP IA ana :s.:ss Vie
S Sua sr.xr Ms s g5sy-on os rosers Ken
Js,.oa Dr. csSis. Bss s'isaS and md nIsn
ssS ..s .sS.ss Es;s NV 2fss, .hs,s s:os
siwocs w. ssspsrs aro i' Prof S1sTq sasss,a
BROWN NJ syi NJ. si Moa.s abs ~. o.s Ts.
ysmison and dy, Wn uraves Ihs Pcnne Isasc boil ard
csSs Van SS sRssp e fss. s La o. S. M
ren Mrs Daley and ssrvanA N jones. Haxaery Jno
Thompson arr lsty Isaac Dsveg. u Twitty L No.
ser, Hob nling. Haslin and l20 In the siecrage.
RIcHxosp &c--s esmssip Yorktown X Han.eiman q A
Rensn a u u hnson, De sp. ANT Korniehi, Jo~eoh
0rirrs WIN Grtggs. Davis. Miss Amelia Gouia. MIS-
Hopey. Miss virsEis lcnnch, Nrs cohr, Vim srsou.
Herguson John Ferguson, Mrs Peterson aud chdren
Castor wife and chii earcs Mr. &C s dfen
John q che ard lady, Mrs kshars1n Lotrace
children Mrs smith child John q El5i Mrs Leonard
sad three shjdreu Mrs HAycor and child, l. B.bcock
end fs IN the
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The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows

The exchanges at the Clearing House 'o-oAy re
az 3so 500 AZ, and the balances 81 ,4A24ss 10. For
the week the sum total Of the Exchanges is sl7s,-
OAl eos IL, maSing daily average Of $40 sol g.
against s2s, $50 ,42s "a last week.
The sales at the Mining Board to-day were:-
2so ,bs Gold Hi, hoo 200 shs Copper Falls. 1014
400 Is,a RovsIe 60 lOJ. 800 Columbian, boo IN
100 Hsncock. ....f60 8h
The Cortes, which left San Francisco on the 2lst
Of October has s9l 0C0 board in specie for this
city.
The Nassau Bank has declared semi annual di
vidend Of 81 per cent, payable on the 10th inst.
The following table will compare the exports o.
the seven nrincnal stanle articles for the week.
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Mr. Gsoscs HovaRn, an old and highly respected citi
xou o. Henrioo county Nd died on Friday last lie wAs
member 81 The Richmond Troop, under Captain shep-
ara 10 The Leopard var" 100 called Of 1909, when
zen scott made HE fret appearance orderly sergeant
q tne PETERSBURG Dragons who Joined Capt sheppards
command 90 their way ~ Norfolk Mr.. Howard al
an sihcent member Of the Richmond Draecons, under
VIC ucors verc ercamred N Camp Holly. The horse
ncn ne rode during h military he never parted
WIN Until died Of old age fev years ago.
The original banjois, uold jon swsrxy /. d,ed q, The
sH residence OF hts father, 10 Appomattor county va
en- saturday evening the 2Tth ut 81 about shs ase az
forty nve years He had travelled excessively 10 Ercps
and almost entirely the Usised sl&s and enjoyed
probably greater reputation than any other man =
sapost having been The nrss white introduce The
banjo 70 the public
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kArrRpAT, NOV S-x y =
Frors Owing 70 the inclsnency OF ths weather and
70 the advancing tendency Of sshss, 'ces were heavy
and sales moderate including about 900 1000 bbs q
% s5 - 70 r supevans STATE and western, and q % 30
Is 70 for common 70 choice extrA stats.
wmAr.-The sAiss were moderate and embrsced about
30 coo 90 900 bushels, 81 u - al ~ for Milwaukee
club, aud u u - FOR winter red.
CoRs-Als Of 30 900 bushels 81 7oc. 7okc for west
EN- MIXED, anoat, end ~ ne. frcm ssore.
Ponx wss quiet sA,ss Of men u 90 80 l2y., and
nsw prime ~ ell - e1A 60
wnwr quiss and Nominal
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fks estimate incudee the oyster u Fair Hsves the
manufscurv q kers and for the shpenf oysern
and We perscss employed n cceniss packing b. U Tin
s Of oysks bought And sod l0o0tp bushels Of oysters
opesed ooct sancra
10 the nrs six wards including shs city pscper The
oarriase making business alone employs Q capital OF
ese2 600, or more Than one nnh Of al the capital
employed 10 manu- sctorins gives labor 10 500 pr
Who paid s7o7 $50 In wases ana manufactures
1925 vehicles y,n, valued at n 22s s6o fhs 10 mot
- great proportion q the trade Of city q 10 was
suppose 70 The carriage interest," but doss moe
include the forty ohpy factories connected witb aud
dependent, 70 usl exteat, carriage buildiae In
ths above ssatssos oay those factories ARE included
which produce cvc eeoe worth Of goods u ysas
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vArrH ov AAvE IN rnxAs-rhs following sales pub.
ished The Dallas Herald evidence tha, property
hes ncs been 6epreciased AT The adminlsraioss sae
Of The prcpsvty Of Miller deceased Ia The sown Of
Dallas Ass vssk, three negroes were sold follows
One men, aged twenty nve pears for 81 $40 and
vcmab, husband and wie, for % 26s. They puv
chased BY esnsl0ea q his county, aad viii Be- retained
on the Arms Property - sevsw beca ~ ~
sssn. the country clear - suspcsous charscsvs
nor n<sro property - much In demand n Dallas county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

the coal tonnage for the week shows slight falling of
eompa ed with last wesk-he result of the nte rup
ton for few days to the navigation of the Schuylk
canal by breach The production Of the year Is neary
seven millions OF tons, with probably month and .
half from the present dates for tonnage by navigation
and than two months business the railroads
the end Of December The tonnage Of the year should
the weather prove favorable 70 the close, 10 thought
reach aggregate Of nearly quite eight and
half millions OF tons The demand for coal stu well
mantaioed, and IL s believed will be equal TO the pro
duce NJ the year Prices Arm, and the tone and
ditioh Of the market altogether encouraging.
The October grain statistics Of Chicago show a
very heavy movement. Reducing the flour to
bushels, the receipts of wheat during the month of
October amount to 4,03s,27 bushels, against
3,sO9536 bushels in September, and 1882 4l2 BUSH
els in August. The total receipts Of wheat lin
GLIDING four) since the lst Of August amount to
ii ,22l bushels, against 1927 1876 bushels re-
ceived during the same period in 1859. The fol.
lowing table shows the comparison with former
years -
1860, bushels. llso 22l 1857, bushels. goal 92s
lots......... III $40 $780,. o,o22 $50
1855. ....t.......4 ,3s2 gao
The Bankers Magazine for November publishes
b ertenso the quarterly statement of the banks of
this city, as shown by their statement of Septem-
Der 20, ls60. The totals compare as folio VS. with
q
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The return for September includes one bank less
(the Artisans) than that for June.
We published on Monday the summary OF returns
from all the banks in the State. Taking the above
table the basis Of calculation, the amounts of
the several items are divided between the New
York city and other banks as follows
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Population and Msnusac,ures OF New
Haven.

The Nsr Haren Register has been furnlshed With tho
following results Of the census being completed.
ADJ ng about go sudcn,s not counted 10 the census
bit who are permans aud regular par, Of our pOpaa
ton, New H,ven has 40 Az iahssAn Ia 1850 the 20
puisiicn vas ~ 53o-showing q gaia OF 1884, VERY
Nv Eastern eiics can shoW nearly 80 large an In
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S HIP PIN q NE w S
Port OF New York, November 3, 1890

CLEARED
steamshp Alabama schenck. ssvannAh-s Mitch Bon.
eteamahip Columbia Berry, ChArenou-Spo1uru
steamship Parlersburs Powell. wrmingon-H orom.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk Ae-Ludian Hs,-
Steamship Monticello eager. Alexandria, Ac-H orom-
Steamship Potomac, Watson Balsimore-H Cromwell d
steamship ra.apsco van Portland-H Cromwell I Co.
ship Peruvian Roberts san FRI ncisco-sutcn Co
ship pomprouis, z.ress llvsrsooIzsr,es.
ss, BEAVER @ r.y seE
Bark Iyb.e Myers cette-R Cameron
Fars Asronaut sasrmsn, Dsmsrsrs-J n smith 4 o..
Brig surnam, Mslher Cork and market-Gnlespie. Dean
81. Grand Frederic p Lsu, nsy.enssyS Haoasn
Brig Queen asher Or, ard PSrsooro- p Ds.slf
Big SsasS. IN Morton, EinsosSSors- Walsh, Carver >
sssr Ransom Bishel Nassau.
schr zones Bedell. Norfolk
s scsr Ksndpiph a p Gesrgesown-A Hnnyso
$1,000 w,sssa Bers% ss s.ncre
Brig Col Penuman tof Machi.s) CONN Deuia Oct . ana
s s1e sSo az 20 "' Oct lIp la. IS Lon large
Rr ,s w Oh d9ss Ps. ass with
fru,, 10 Is-rrnce Giles a,o.n-
sss Mount sl.; 70
esr .ss for Fan River
ssSr DorSs. 81 Es.ss
seSr eveiI Kim ball ElzsSssSpori for sorwich
s
Sch. Louie T.,le (. Boston o.sod dss1
sssi sssi Tss n ssm.5'f ,I FOR y
sssr JUDGE a..ss s oo.Ss Haven Eeshpo
ss.msr X S:o Sos s"man ps rssSsSs
Steiner %:D.sy xss ss.. pya.ssso.
g Of & .as yss
i2so,; Alabama savannah anchored Il Quarantine
Wind u sunses ENE blown gale.
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See telegraphic In columns
anchor The mouth OF Warren River Lat bark
ipgion Jepcbs Tor Pacific Ocean.
letter from Capt hi umck of bark rrops Bird NIB 70.
ports her at Oct ~ lat AZ ~ Ion 81 40 having
Dbl sp VIII on the l0h and then cutng In VII which
would make 100 bbs sp
letter from Capt clifford OF ship Messenger NIB reports
her nj Ar jer Aug 90 oil a. before reported
letter from on board bark Draco Worth, NIB reports her
at ApJer Aug IL from Hiosnd, having $50 bbls
900 bhls oil all tnld 10 cruise Of MIDLAND.
Spob Oct lat 50 lon ~ So LYDIA Babcock PH dayo
ds clean
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The following table Of manufactures, &c viii be hghiy
10 the business tnterts SITS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-23

W a&lrtAf even n Wol-reruIerrr
fanairsit IS vsrT s~esirahie 10 have sons cheap aud
onvsnieat Vsy i9T repairing Furniture, TOYS, Croekery.
sir., etc.
ertLnING'S PREPARED eLua
Aeea H suh emergencies ana no househaIf c1u aEord
ote a I p nsiTsEs ready snd % > ne sick-
iw eiut- mere tsno iuuSer q necessity Cor usipns
daias spHnter eiseneers, hesless dons. sni broker
uares- Us iut ne srlcl. ir csur. sssn -as omsr
aurmsufal work pnuuiar vim aaiss o. refinement
srdtsta
ms simlrshle prsrsrfiaa ussi oohl. being ehsmi
eauy heif In airiau, ana russssius az ne valuasie
guaiaes q ne test cstinet-msssr's siue. DC mas b.
assd IN place of oriinsry muelsss, Being vastly mars
sEesive.
"usEfuL IN EFERI HOUSE,
~ B-A breh acosm7anirs sach bosts. Price e
cslfs.
HkoLsais Depot No. IS Cedar street, Nsas York
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BRICK GIT

detached. cautaininr Eervsrfs room. wash ru1m. etc.
fnl.heI 10 The sanle style e. the horse We win s-il
this prupeuy az any time before tae ar-t or September
next ~ 9 hargain. Te owner ca1trmpltrs rrmoVin7
90 T. nuisiana. which o. his reazau Cor affrIur Dr. fr sale
on the terms De proposes. snrh ~ Opportunity for pro-
curinr q f.sf class hane. ready Furnished Tor imuediate
occupancy. very seldom Oilers. ne p-aperiy a. in ne
best part OF TIE CITY, and We hail be- hsrry % show 90 81
any perez desirous 81 purchasing rrevfuus O. ;hr Ist oI
Serlemher. YOUNG a WELD.
auEl rs "a q. % ~. ne.r Maale.n.
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TE[IERSlIY OF NISSEEIP2L

TEERCIsE5 n mis- Esu-u-i1u VIII Do resumed o.
Il knNBAT. Hs I'm ius-
TIE faculty ls complete. Two trs--EEL uE-e-- 1-he
Ce- -rlls. uiI be uclliel DE- reCar1s.
sCre- ltvaltsEes ere nered ll tEE -slt--rl -
Tc--E men fr ---riuE q houurt =-atian
It's l-a-s Is new ard q s1rel quality. sua
s r= f- le Ulz-rE1rl 70 Ec sciences -u-
t-rrEe- l1 me S1ufa o. wet
Tr zupa5 He
iUel end IS ~
lul on ne Law Department ------------- 81 60
Bad li rf -lIera and ll private families. So 90
81 CrlEl. JAMES ~ HOTRT.
Secretary 90 re Bz-d-
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RIilERi!
.IkC0R q WARD

ID Es~FTCTFuLLT -ANE0UNCFS To rs aFfgh
II former ustrlls fhst De- n-ir1 % be-
fcurt go Oh .fsu1- olrllr ~ Nan n
hc1roe strcea. and nst Do is grrrsre
o. serfe ue puhlic ulth alFtllr- l Dis ITa- nart
huEs every desoi9uoni win or EI1le-t rrlnto.
hcscr sta t1 oder.
AaTia- "n' 70 IRE mNt alaE-I F1allE U1-lIacH Ee
o. Urrra-rl n "a. rny EnI .f r-1a-- r-r.aasr st-1-
-i-n raii tsfte tiniin- af uusic ard al Eu7 a ptri-
el1aa. riler rlsinr r in arrre HFIr-
All orders rHm rn rffv or ofrfrr VII receive
ur-upt Hlteuiau. JACOB q. WaEu
.url-r VAN auI Mourae s.-rffs.
nI Wis Trur.
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@6tiaI gist of Critters.


-LIS "OE III A6E
nEusrvrSG In ne Post Omce az MemRhis. renn., %
hrho GnDAT OF GEPT, 1872 Peruns caiag is
Fem should ssv that they zre atrPrtsed.
0rfrrrf 10 D. ffucrfigcNf " ~ HEEPurs AFPEAL
nrreerbiu % fhe foHorilq tfcfioa Of ftc ffr Poef or
fce Lau, Ufz. re arrspaFer AqesFc eisTre1 ctrcu'
idff0n of luv ddIyH crsPcpT pubhFtef - Memphis.
SECTIONS S. And b. a. furfhT fnacdef Thst Lisiso
Letters remaining unrsNet tnrin any PuI nnce Hlanl
city, town, or village. wherea r~rusraper fhsill rrirtet
shan hereafter he published once only in the newspaper
which being issled wcekiTorc iensr EhaA have ne iarE'
EFT crculation within the range az delivery % Eat1 etne.
o. De decided1v ne Postmaster 90 said enle--AeW Fffi
orc Low passed Earri s.
Once opens at ] o'ciook precisely on Sunday sveui1s,
and closes a. : oCocr-
Ne papers given out on Sunday-
Any hedv caulng for letters Hil please say that hey
~ .lu.-.-..L
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Plantation In COah0ma Co., Mss, fer
Sale on Easy Terms.

W p oGrr for sale some 100 or 500 acres % The best
" Farming land IN ire State ~ Hississippi. ct q less
price snd on easier teuus q payment than any Place
that has been sod his season. There d. e. r1pl new
frame honsa. necr8 cabins and gin house on the prem
i-es. some 80 acres iu cuf4vltuu, ard zoo acres
~daaieaPi. The rr8uirr crop, which viii make 10
bales crstcn, ard 500 bushels ezra. Wiz De- sid below
the valuations also some st1cf-muirs. cattle. hos, etc.
ne IanE { heh ara eutirsT rr1fpctei from overflow.
and fa fa-t j. q very choice farm ard such an ~oppoTtu-
nifty as seldom cfe-s b q pu-shaee-. Apply s,oa
Tenn rs crsh, balance 4, ? q q zlI s yea-s 81 c
per cent interest Apply sHluts
YOUNG g. Wild.
N 1r Main street. "a STAIRS
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Common Law Coarf.

Te1lu duu -rFsasn ace susasnsa rr debt ssao.
fuau-razsdcuts.
e. Bf. Ben Lewis ruurre-
A r lle llI glly term ISL. o. fr rr- .-s- ~ -hr
n C1ur1n Eaw and Chanoar Crr-r 81 -he ~ -
Memphis D. appeared o. the oaua lhsf lsfenfsufs are
u-1-resilcltf % the State 70 Tanlraser III vss
herefle. ordered nat ru-Iczuau De- made fsur wrrrs
~ sl-a1 ln ne hsuThig DulF AuBeat. re1rrlnr
te 1efellalt b appear and plead. au-urr or fe-rr l..
Eala suIt az rr before thc next Fearrsrr t@-n ID tt.
c-rr. 1ramenriuE 90 the seu1ud Manfsr er r.tr ---4r
l5el. U Judgment ~ deiauit win b. taken 90 - rsra
eridsncs IA weeks So
MARQUIS .. wEIGHT. Clrrf
BY Al HHEELER. DEPUTY Co.'S
o. B. p Wsdden. Attorney for llainfif.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-23

A. nyersburr. IN the cluufy 81 nge-. ofsr Tor sale te
the hirhes hddcr. oNE OF LAND c~ontainiuE
sbuut 100 acres, heiuE eltry n ilGa siinatec IN SAID
colufF ana fruntuaou tre htsstalgUi river about one
mile aaove Hstcheffs LaudinE. The r-at b. lu tire lorn
o. a parEile'oErsms e~xteniluE east irom ne r.rer aboui
two and q guETtcr miles and lE HrsrE ~l4alF trTiled
By the road leaiinE from DVershurg t,sald laaitrE- II
vii ha dirhird into thrre or four trartss one fronting
upln She river, the uthers upon the fala. flit tract B..
verv valuable, having upon II much wll1rt timber and
hirh cane.
John b. PATE and Jos MI bell. n-sr me Iaul win
show ~ o. persons ~ ishlu- Co Examine ~
r OF hALE@cue-fourta ca-ls ts Pa ance an
fhrre canal i~usis1luauE, navrbie boz one. tTn ant ihr-e
rca-s from ne dav af sale, TIE ~purcitEe- giving notes
with approved snreties. besriuE interest fra11 d-te, with
alien retaiun1 upon The land smith Payment III Tie pnr-
chase monet. GR.FT0E X
- ~ raw-rfklnner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-23
Hatchie River Land for Sale

FETE frrare q eel ane hundred ard feg acres %
~ Ian1. pur mLes f-1u Eemlhis, ou Hzt-1le rlverl
hny Ecrrs clesrcf win god c1hins. The an0rc Iaud
81 vel sitpt-i fr gardrurlr TuToses or rzrsIug hay
10 j. uusg-1szsel in p1-lt lf fertility. one hundred
acres j. heEVlT UUtrrri, which viii mlLe rae aErlre-
an nug oarfs or soil o. tie s-e.
VIII she sh--e isuiuu lu1E time. or Es ssh take
railrslf sarE ur Mississippi OK Arkausas Levy scrip In
szIa Pm We G~RrENIAU A CO
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STOP "a THIEF!
&Ea0 RR "a

A7nLEf FROM my sable on rhe Rsleirl road. west r.
tar falr rrlul1E. near Memphis, "a SUNDAY night
September 3, lisa one GrsF Ma-n, abort l5E hauds
A I'VE year. cd a. srrluEs sh1d al wound uhea
H"el SAID mare has quite a con- iderable ruufer ID
n-e-fen wsrs from tie saddle forward has q small
l-uT ol -te igsler ~ ne let -ee iez. zh1ut halfway
nehr-l fre Euel lu1 FaEteEn- SIR Il 10 s-uzmr form
rs sriFr PAGES and cuteu heautIfuly. an Is IL
cl Do sET m riding 2 vii give so for NJ
le-7 ~ no usne o. me en- Memphis. and win give
ono hundred lfiau iEr TIE E1Freherainu and ca-sue-
u 90 re trief m ne tsE OF Memphis, win tezI-
U- ----FIl FRI -uElr Rim.
P n. LEAH,
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