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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-06-28
MERE-MENTION.


7. M. McJuNK1N, ESQ.,, has become associate
editor of the Southern (Greenville) Enterprise
.".:".Col. W. ]. T. GLENN, we learn, has beer
elected Brigadier General to command the 9th
Brigade 8. C. NJ. viee Gen. s. R. GIsT, resign
ed. ..'."An association Of young men has beer
organized in Baltimore, called the "Young Mems
Constitutional Southern Rights Association. -
They have issued an address to the young men
of the country. ....'""The London Tract Society
has branches in Paris, Tolouse, Belgium, Hol
land, Sweden, Germany, Spain, Portugal, India,
China, Australia, and Africa; and great progress
has been made during the past year in these
places. '..."'.A most magnificent cave has been
discovered in Ell Dorado county, California. Sew
eral large rooms were found in it, several hun.
dred feet in length by nearly as many broad,
and lake, the extent Of which is as yet un.
known. The floor as well as stalactites are all
of beautiful white crystalized marble '.......
The Banks Of Charleston have advanced the
rate Of Sight Exchange on the North, to per cent.
premium .........Col W. B. WILSON, of Yorkville,
will to-day, deliver the Anniversary Address of
the "Moultrie Guards" in Charleston. ..'.....
Agriculturists through the country are becoming
alarmed al the rapid increase Of obnoxious
weeds, which until recently were unknown in
America. The weeds are brought over in the
straw used in packing crockery crates, aud in
the soil around fruit trees, shrubs and plants.
'......"Mrs. Hon. r. g. McCAw, of Yorkville,
has accepted the appointment of Manager Of the
Ladies Mount Vernon Association in this District.
So says the Camden Journal. ......".The city of
Jeddo, the Capital of Japan, is said to be, with
out exception, the largest city in the world. 1t
contains 100000 dwellings, and the unpar.
allelled number of 6, 200, 900 inhabitants
It is satisfactory to the Second Advent people
to know that ]. V. HINES, the leader of the
American ilock, has made arrangement with
Dr.. CUMMING, whereby the end Of ali things in
cIuding the world, is to take place in 1867. So
long as these two lights were at variance con-
cerning the time of the catastrophe, of course
nothing could be done. .........The laws of Mis-
souri, require that the names Of voters shall be
attached to ballots, so that they will appear
after the election is over to guard against fraud
......".The Republican ticket is exceedingly sp-
to its design. Devoted to the
interests Of Hams descendants, it begins and
ends with its index finger pointing to the eolored
race thus: Abraham and Hamlin. .........In New
York city there are 244 places Of worship, in
which the Episcopalians have 81, Presbyterians
43, Methodists 33, Roman Catholics 80, Dutch
Reformed %, Jewish Synagogues 16, &c.
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EDITED BY
SAM'L w. MELTON....... w. EAST.
CONTRIBUTING EDITOR:
JAS. WOOD DAVIDSON. Columbia, 8. c.
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THE CONVENTIONS.


AS both Conventions met at Baltimore, we will
distinguish them by the names of Douglas and
Southern Conventions.
The Committee on credentials Of the Douglas
Convention were unable to report until last Fri
day; when fifteen presented a majority, and ten
minority, report. The majority as a rule IA
vored the admission of those delegates from the
seeding States, which were favorable to Doug
las The minority recommended the organiza-
ton of the Convention on the original basis of
the Charleston Convention. After much wraug
ling, during which the New York delegation
shifted from one side to the other two or three
times, the majority report was adopted. There
upon various Southern delegates withdrew from
the Convention; this action showing to them
the determination of Douglas friends "to rule
or ruin" The rump of this Convention then
nominated Mr.. Douglas for the Presidency and
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, of Alabama, for the Vice-Presi-
dency.
The seceders from the Douglas Convention,
(Gen. Caleb Cushing among them) together with
the delegations from Florida and South Carolina
met in the Maryland Institute-constitutiug the
Southern Convention. Gen. Gushing was made
President The following States were represent
ed /: Vermont, Massachusetts, New York, Penn
sylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louis
lana, Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Georgia,
Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa, California and Oregon.
The Majority Platform of the Charleston Con.
venton, word for word, was adopted unanimous
ly. A committee of five, with Mr.. Gushing
were appointed to prepare an address
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- The editor of the Cheraw Gazette, in q
running but graphic account of q recent trip to
Florida, speaks as follows of the celebrated Sill.
YER Spring:
"Silver Spring is one of the greatest natural
curiosties in the State. But who can describe
it? Many we know have tried and failed, and
we fear we cannot do more. This famous
Spring is situated in Marion County, six miles
east Of Ocaa The country, for miles around,
is pine fiat, bearing the finest growth of that
timber we saw in the State. Within one hun
dred yards of the Spring, the hammock COM
mences, and as you approach, no indications Of
water are visible, until in O moment the Spring
in all its grandeur, breaks upon the vision. And
what sight! bason of the purest water,
some two hundred feet in diameter, in which all
the beauties of color are produced and multi.
piled by every zephyr that ripples its surface
Upon its brink, you look down into the pellucid
fountain, to the depth of some fifty or sixty feet,
and observe the minutest objects on its bot
tom. Enter the boat and float out, and look in.
tenly down for a single minute, and you find
yourself unconsiously grasping the gunnels of
the boat, imagining that you are floating in
the ETHEREAL regions. The sensation is sublime
beyond description. We dropped pin into the
Spring, and were surprised to find that our vision
could follow its meanderings to the bottom, and
that too, without any apparent dimunition Of it's
size. Persons familiar with the Spring, inform
ed us that the letters on half dime could be east
ly read, at the depth of sixty feet. We saw innu-
merabe fish, of the perch and trout species, list.
lessly floating in these transparent waters. The
above remarks apply to q succession of Springs,
extending in length q distance of some three
miles, where they empty into Ochawaha, a tribu
tary to the St. Johns. Steamboats, regularly
navigate the Oclawaha and Silver Spring, and
discharge and take 10 freight on its banks.
These Springs are bowl shaped, and have their
sides shnged with striped leaved acquatic
plant, with white stem. These are continually
agitated by the rushing waters, and render the
sight too much for even the pencil of the most
skillfu artist. These waters are pure as the
azure of the heavens, light and transparent as
ether and sweet rs the nectar of the gods. Soon
the Railroad from Waldo to Tampa Bay, will
reach this beloved spot, and then thousands will
hasten to enjoy their beauties and bathe in their
pellucid and health giving waters"
Rev. DR.. Palmer of New Orleans, de-
clines the Professorship at Prince ton to which
the late General Assembly elected him.
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LETTERS FROM FATHER---No. 10.
Mesns. Editors: Rejoice with me, and bid me
great joy! One streak of really good fortune
has happened to me and my family. 1t makes
me feel glad and like singing the lines Of Thorn
as Campbell,
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The Columbia Invisibles.

The Columbia luvtstbles.
The Inuisibles are to appear as usual on the
Fourth Of July. 1t has become an annual fea
ture of our city. 1t psrtakes of the nature Of
the carnival in European cities; and, in the
course Of time, may gradually assume all the
features Of that Papsl gala.
We rather favor the institution. There is O
certain amount of nonsense constitutional in
the many, that has to have vent somehow and
this manner seems to US as inoffeusive as any,
and is funny enough certainly. Vipe Ia 6agatelle!
The Hudson Monument.
This enterprise yet wants two hundred dollars
to complete it properly. Is there single pupil
of Mr.. Hudson among our readers who will not
(if he has not already done so) send one dollar
TO Col. Jas. H. Rion, Winnsboro', s. CP
Rutledge,
The late move! that was attributed to Miss
Evans, is now quite afsvorite with our novel
reading people. Rumor now points to an &C.
complished young lady of Columbia as the su-
thor.
8. G. College.
The June examination of the under graduates
terminated on Tuesday of last week. Full re-
turns of its results have not been made yet; so
that we are not able to tell how many were dis
missed, or as the phrase goes, how many were
shipped. A goodly number probably. The health
of the body collegiate requires that treatment
smetimes. Those Doctors understand medica-
ton. J.W.D.
COLUMBIA, 8. G.
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lWaIva ValuahIa Lots.


ErOTTCE Il hereby given rhat % ne asFH DAY OF
~ nAT, 1850, b virtue q Ne auihariJ vested IN ne
~ deed q rlsi e1e-uied 70 ne By Jepns Iouikes,
and sarah ". Fuwlkes. \ . wife, On ne ION d1T % De-
cemher. Isa snd recorded IN MisSissinpi osunty. Ar
ksnsas. IN book Ne q pages ~ art ia j viu ssl al
pusiic auclon Tor cash, IN front Of The Cou1efcia
hotel. IN ne city Of Memphis. as tie property % geplha
FoEikca and Sarah F0skes, hs wife, or su1c.spt
nd doe y. Nay fs9 eiiinE ~seciisus Or p.fa q s-s-
tiadsa 81 . zine. ne fsiisNinE described lan1a situated IN
MissbslB1l and crE ghsat ~csunfies, 5tate Of Artanssg,
Va: Wesi bali o. eas ear SCI. 8 sec. f6, 81 qaar. sec.
ruuEe. . east. west haa sec-175 southeast qaafter sec.
I8i Esc. -; west bar sec 2oi l1rth-seEt quarter sec.
g east bali sec % sc % sec. - In t1snship Us,
uorh renEs, 8 easts see. uou h-east qurrtsr Sc ~
sec ~; sec 10 $50 lfi sso. 50 ngIh haf 80 rs
&C. 81 ser. Ai Hec- 2oi east bali AID north Wesf
quarter sec 20; ncrth-eaft quarter sec. So nor B haif
SC. - IN township u north, range 8, easti west hslt
sc. 81 east half Sc - bouh-FfEt G1arter Sea- a.
south-cast quarter sec. s. east half sec s. fractional
sec. 9; fraciisnai sec 10 In township - nofth, ranEe 8,
east east fractional haf see 1oi west faalonal haf
sec. Is east haif see 29i east half sec 81 SO p In
t0WushiF Is rorfh, range 3 east, west haif sec ITf
south-Wesi quarter sec. 81 vest half ard fouth-fast
quarter sec. -; sSuth-vest quarter sec ~ in ioEn-his
west quarter fec. 81 sec. y sec. s wesr hsif sec. 81
sec. II sec 49, sec. 49, sec. 2os ~fracicnai sec 81
sec. 80; north halt sec a. horth west quarter west o.
river ? &c s2isse. IS sc % Sc 2ti DeFih hair
e'sti 50. % in tuEnship a nurth. rsnse y easi-oan-
tainiug 16el9 acrea. more Cr less
Ain The undivided interest ~ Jeptha FGHkss ard
vim 8 " FoEkes, In ani 10 the f0ioVtns Described
LANDS, t1-Wlf.
Faeionai see 81 in tsvnship Ie nsrih, saars 3 east
in Mississippi eouutyi nerth-eastsuarte se ~ vest
hafof south-Wesf garter Sc. "a. IN taEushipl 1 sofa
rsuEe 10 eaaii east hzlf az sec. 81 s1ath segnln
3t. IN toWn1hlp IS norths range 70 eazL, In hnstarri
oonty- oAkk
nrnT-fM EWmaHmm
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81. 49, -. I Fl. - IS.
HIGHLAND Buffers
SCOTCH TONIC.

Tie Celebrated Halbinzer Of Health 10 al
Nations.
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Common Law Court.

H. - nAltNAH - EaNAAAH ~ nfsa~H.n~a ---.-a
vs.
Is this cause, a. The March term. 1854. o. ne law aifs
i o. The Comuon Law and Chzncery Court q the CIV
% AemphlsY it appeared o. the court taat The defendant
uas e nun-residsnt o. the state q Tennessee. Il uas
therefore crirred tI1t putIc1rion D. mzda f1ur weeks
Elocesiveiy in the Memphis Daily Appeal. requiring
defendaut o. appear at Or before The seound Mondzy 4
OCtCher next and plead. ausuers 81 demnr a. ne luu
brought zEainEt Der IN this behalf, or tu1Fmsnt ~ d~
fauu Nuuif BE- eatere agsinst her IA weeks IS o
MARCUs Wright, CLERK.
~ Al WnEELER. Deputy CLERK.
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nf0naI.


AROMATIC Valley whisky.
r. ms - = 1d1itefsada 1d deieilr-ous Uquors lt r.
A. srgrce 2 Uerl tltilt-rt1u 70 be she e. lnfrltlcr
b prtlc r-ac1 t1r ahoVq ariGl-an srucIa d uuques
Tered 1urr1 ard pnseuinEr3 llsltes ss-a1t ueh
have re uost favorable iu1uou-e on ghe Eauan ousti-
Afs~r on 30 sH en- ne bsuss u ne Rhiss prsssss
1s NurF. Wnifs VII f1urlshuc uhrra eIlr. fr1a uucsr
elee sIeeee ne -1ohannisterE" Ae aaicsst sinss
a ~ .1s sii.ss IN czss bssia.s : Issasoo. q
80 anl gusliy q whsh waea mauus1ured inc
az cher -ol- Ana q nlrrou nib q iand ID I'D
tauH Aastiiqaea. in Lrcalus. trs Tong Supplied
saa Ietaeq A. csans b. infcsd 20 efoa eirerEsrs.
IN Nka mar1er iltsa farE Been known nafa finite
l,zri,ssI .ying m ~ Tsasy q a. Nouanzahsa agsr
40 reruiIari t1at rs Mrra-l rrulucs1 e WHISKY q
sh sur-rzuTs hrt1 beyond rivalry.
~ pr1cel1 reuentT s-ff CO., u1w rnsen 1uy c
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY,
win uni-n naons cur.1 On n-lsa. ouraraaa.
Aff ~ alaaan alH lE u.r -f rr1IrfIrr
nsulu u. sarlasd sf.r e-r--..- Ia
ltl ia-1i res D. ~ eace Aunar u--af,- 4.
AwAEDEu IHE pALN ~ m-rrr07rr.
~ a. tsna-ff s ID teouss nmrr aatIsa-.
us u0frlral urra-ilrI Fe frca. rrL urta BE- I'm.
uelaa ri CD are a1u ruf rate-r Do -rareIss,
= 11s GaFar
aAAE8 A. CFrIroE. M D..
Chemist.
GrArE t~sGkvEla orEfrE. q so RET $50
hFtaus Arr ~ 1888.
Wm- =. DALI. Eru rarE-
Z have u1fe aorna mfvll n r1- f---.a,
Valley Why mf rf b a pure. ans fsrar-d ~.
HhlsEE Qu1nlltug uo luluF ma-tela u a1r Erf
nd Heula r-aumeni r as slIiahie fr nafle-af ar.
frtl1 Flue cIhGLEs r IacEsOT.
fan AaaTsr.
Eu Aramauc valley UIsU g. received. a-1 are
9refa eulntnol ] nri g 70 BE- p1rs arl-le. 81
ureI nee hom ne seursrstug iurrsfl-lts 81 re
IleufI wel- NaurE. re1r0f1liv.
= MEpE2. AlalTfioaf Chamirf.
u-cq1muerH can feDeuf r1an ssrinr q pure aru
g phen neT or ne Waller EhIrtT e. a j. sod b
ne lelAe qlif M a. DAILY.
1Gr-a E4l-l rrert Nov Tort.
sic Fu1rslE
ErHus iu nem1ha 81
A. FAc1AEza A CO.,
JEIun CO..
HEACTfH G-aLBlEArU.
COPELAND. EDEAHDahCO.
.I.Eh
A. WfrT& SEQ,
D. POrLEH.
- - n--a-.H
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REO Rparnl.H

nANAWAY iron 7. b billiard, Pouto'oo eo.n-aa
n ". Mss, % SATURDAY, 7h inst. iro uscro
Toys, one named NOAH, abunt n years Of age,
copper c1lur, weighs about 13 pounds. ahouff fsef~8
20. inches hisa, and raiher inteliEe1T. LICE is about
"a years u axe. dark muistto. Cuick sr1ken anf uery
seusihie, about . feet inches hlgh, weighs aboat11o
, unft. Ihr above t,s1nhe1 negroes we're purchasedin
viii Try 70 get hack, ana win probably pass through OF
near Mfmphis
ne ahorn reward VII Be- paid ar the delverv Il fhe
ahurs sriked neEr0cs O. Z. B-nuiarl. 81 10 Tans a
Cast, n Memphia Tenn or t25 for elher one 81 nem.
arfT-im PALS A CASH
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RECRET
BIZ OLD AND YOUNG,

IN al their stages, Al rfle ezpeEsei
Lit1sor 20 chauEr IN diet, No iuoalreuie1ce &
AND 30 ENP0sERB-
l-s-- 49, "SH
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CHANGE on TEsEEl

FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
VIII Iezvs sns arrive Is follows.
On Monduvs, Wosass5ays Gn{ Frdays,
. Lave o,,,,,44 saIsE q
o. Tuesdays, ThursdEys asd SdturaGys,
nav ARRIVE At
oakland st.-......ssOo A n Memphis sL--.-fGs ? n
Trains arriving a. Memphis connect win he heuphis
aaf Ctariestsn and the Memphis and Ohio Rallrcais,
fer ne Norfh znd EaEt.
rains arriving a. oakland couneot with q tsily line
q stages for Gre1sda and he Nsshsipui Central Rail-
- r. OUCH.
- General Superintendent.
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BURTON, TITUS & CO.,
wholesale and Retail
TX
CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES, PLsNT4T0y SUPPLIES,
WOODEN W.PE
NOS 10 AND 70 JEFFERSON STREET,
LII. 60 IL
Rsspsa@Hy call aaeHaoa to ne a5s7, Gard

UTOU I1viie inspccti1u o. or laaes s1f Eeu S.
w I=-ei sfcss cnnsstilE i- ra-t-
rufvsriBsd C usAsd, sired Loui 6rsauirtsd All
Hrou1 sugars.
Rio. L.z-syrL Govsrmsab Java. AMI Eoela CsEsss.
EEtrs Imps-ial, GuspaFisr and Ba-k Teas.
Pickles, Preserves TeIIca Frssh end Pc Fruits
Musizrls Said OILS. Catsups s.u7-s "a Euss
sBi,es Firvoriug EEirsets. Nufnsa Tsriaa tai Jsis-
tines.
Ciuoas, CuFrau;s, Pranss, Fiza Layer an; slraua
R1isins.
wsrsm Reserve, EnElia Dalu, Pine A71is aaiHa-
iazd Chseee.
SALMON and Ilekersl.
Drirt Perf, seer Tcu-uesi Erss P1rt a-f nef- Ham
sasuiders Clear sides ErraEszsi Bau1 aaa Lard.
2 Hsrriseii Waursiin Osau vera-dah aE1a-Euaeat
FIour.
B-suiv, Wi-s. Whisg ale ani Porter.
white vine. cider tnt Orchard vlue-1r.
II Asrhius Rope and Fsssmar's homie.
ia ani EeutucEy BsrIn=
And mauy eher arii1les tor uumsrous 10 mention,
shich ~ gusrauies % BE- ~ 30 ne best graiity sndat
tie 1sest maFkst prizes ara not ntaseav to ne
purchaser We desire then rrturued AZ our errsuss
no,1-6n EURn1N TIrUS % E-nuhs-
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sff1IFIII DennI1g 3 Co.
Vs. Attaehmen Tor debt siis0,
J. K. Dean, Il. B. Cil1-l fnn resldenta
Fim Of Dean B. Cif1rs.
A 7 the iast Narch term 1850, Of he Law side Of ne
~ Common Law and Chancery Court q the city o,
Memphis, 10 appeared o. TIE court that defendants are
non residents Ct he stats o. Tennessee. 70 Vas
herefore, orderef uhat pu1ication Be made four weeks
in sucoessiou, IN ths Memphis Daily Appesl, rrquirinE
ne defendants % anpesr and plead. answer or demur 10
sail suit, al 81 herre the Eext Octaser- ferm q this
ccur. o1mmencnE On TIE second Monday % said mOnth.
1850. OF judgment By default viii be taken On er parte
syidenoe "A weeks, ISL
MARCUS 7. WRIGHT, CLERK
By A. J. WHEELER DEPUTY CLERK
Bartlett s Carpeatsr, s~rorueys for plaintiffs.
e~naNn
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BINDERY!
.R9OE3cp.

THE Registers ofce o. shelby County will BE moved
i to-day. once on Main street, between Adams and
s%irsetsL in ne Webstsr blocE my5-iE
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RraTed or NfnIen.

EROM esquire AIsup's, near Maool bridge, -
II % Well river. "a Friday nfFht. ts z0h go
ult alarre bay HORSE seven years Of axe, star 49,
IN IA forahead. uaiu heavy Eni. e. wsua a. reueuhsred.
both hind feet white. He d . nEtural PAGER snd pacus
ven ra1ifiy. hut MAS somcH1zt stif vhen stolen. A
iibsra reward Ell Be nFgn Tor bis GeliueTF % me In
Nenphis and any infcruraoa as 10 bis rherrahorta
affrezscf 90 ne U 81 n sacatcn. care % Hef
Terry & o.. viii tatkankfuliT rcc-iFcd.
ngLsIorEais sHoE COCHRAN
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In the city Of MsnphIs and suburbs.

In the City or Memphis and Suburbs.
W. haves acres IN miles ffsn C5ort squ.re. o5itazs
rssidenoe, with seven rooms, garden, orchard, and other
Necessary impr0vemeHts-
IT'S By sis feet On Adams street via me r~ssiasnos.
I5by $50 fset On sbsby street.
50 b. n7N feet On Talb0. street
40 by $50 feet on Tennessee street, oorasr
hy IS feet On Real street. near Heruando.
Ab,o ken Tsnes g. bet. Eshols nd EnhinEtOa IS.
go Gee, On South street, near Dessto-
10 feet on s0uih s-eet rear Dssato.
100 acres On PopLf street road, thrss niles from TIE
. acre. On Pissaa Boost so.a, tnnss non Court
ID seres in ne kerr taef.
6aaesin GrcenlEE tivision.
IL ncres in The Cooper trac, Improved.
7a-es on Poplar street rad, Z miles from tie city.
AZ acres nAe HernaHdo roa-, one and nree-quArtsr
IS serss On NE Memphis AMI clarlesiln road, ? miles
f5 srr.s On ns Heraanso ROAD, Improved.
% sres on he Memphis and Clarleston read, 1ulies
IS ssrss % he Pisson Roostroaa. one md a hiif niles
10 seTss n ne ms ssEe L6s sa.a. sniis, from tn.
IS acres % he Fissoa Rest Rad. , nile. from ~
N. Pi-,m 49, ro,ds uf,s m. n. etv
Tncros - ne Pieeon Roost rad. . miles from TIE city
ssGes % Poplar sireetrosd, nile frem TIE city,
g sTss On ne Popisr street roaa 8 zlss from the
city, handsunsy improved.
We Oasr sysy isesos1sHt . gsEhssss in ne sale
viii tafe please IN irving suy ini1maiion We possess in
referees t. iarf, IN auT portion ofths cluuiry- In the
Absslce q sitheref usA s Hsumond So, uho -
ia, euesrnlns any property Ee hsys ~ sale
RADLE PETERS.
RAJ Estate Agents.
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Common Law Court.

Aisnson Moremsus Attachment Tor dsbt
VS. l. a7le 50. T0n-reaf-
Steamboat Gen Pike 81 eEnsrs dents e. % P. P. Red
J K Jonus mil. ?. Brfm1ud mond
IL this cause d appeared % The Law AIDE o. the Con-
L mon Law and Chanlery oaurt % DE city q Mem
ptis, 81 is Narch tern, Bfu, that The defendant. p. p.
Redmond, Is a nun-resident of he stats q Tennessee.
IL was therefore ordered nzt rusuoation be made four
weeks sucessively ia ne aemrhis Daily APPEAL. re-
quirsW Il p Arelnoudtc aplearat q before ne next
uct1har term 81 hts caurt emmenciuE On ire seoad
Monday at Oceb p 1850. and Plead. answer 90 deuur 70
the sut bfuu-f aFafnsi him u his betalg wfustmeut
By dsfaulfas 10 him wiz Be eutered--u weeks s61
MARCu = NRIGHT- Clerk.
BY A.. J. WHEELER, DppEfy CLERK.
Nd. Anterson, attorneys for plslhtif.
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FURNITURE FACTORY
Corner Main aud sycamOre-Sts.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,

MEMPHIS, TENN,
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE EQUAL IN
STYLE, QUALITY AND FINISH TO ANY
OF THE NORTHERN MADE FURNI-
TURE AND AT as Low PRICES THEY
ARE NOW GIVING EMPLOYMENT TO
ABOUT EIGHTY WoRKMEN, AND
HOPE TO RECEIVE SUFFICIENT EN-
CoURAGEMENT TO INCREASE THE
NUMBER TO Two HUNDRED WITHIN
THE NEXT YEAR THEIR FACILITIES
FOR MANUFACTURING ARE EQUAL, IN
NEARLY EVERY RESPECT, TO THE
NORTHERN MANUFACTURERS, AID,
IN SOME RESPECTS, SUPERIOR. LUM-
BIER IS CHEAPER THAN AT THE
NORTH. THEY HAVE ALREADY PUR-
CHASED OVER ONE MILLION FEET
OF LUMBER FOR TIE MAUFAcTUR-
ING OF
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rUEsplT PacEET non WErrr RvER.

Il * urEnlhcent and fast ~side-Whssl.
Il aeamer, T. n. BTLAND J.h. shsri- -
da1, MASTER, VII clnmence ner regulErA
tries e. above. On TIE drst Tuesday id septsmber, Hnt
VII leave Meurais EFEKT rUESDAT, durinE o. sea
zcr. ShipperE cHH rely on this boat remaining In The
DURING III SEASON,
AID EivirE prompt E1sution 70 all way and throuG
business.
JAMES MA r.,
seul0-fvs CT NOTION. PRIEST q CO.. ArsnL.
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Plain ana Ornamental Slate k0Ofer,
A Nd iarartsr Of Wssh Slate and Euclsa Rit-e rlss,
n Is PREPARED todd Flatiug iu This 90 NJ al4inirg
stsies- hrpairin- done BE- ne sher-e.f ultce. Al
work dors BY ne Euarantecd sufer pruof. Slate YARD
On Jsaersol street, brtweea Ord anl an, Meulhs --n-
uessea- fafT-fua
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Bees. Leaving hi. Day.

Foz ST. Lnurs-The spieudid pzsse1ger steamer
Ben Lewis. Capt zas O'SeaL VII leave fer s. LeHis
Al ~ ~ sorr fhis ateruroa Her Ucmuo1fttons
are uueurparsed. and ne tla that Capt aAeA 4 q
beard iH suHzlgat sssurauce tAzt passensers VII Re
osfVe ever ELtcut cn-
FoH rHr AEE2EEAs EITEE--Ele eeIalL ANle
renuer Bed WIZ. Capt NarrlA VII lraFe tT All
points % rs ArkEnsas river e. bc'cluE fhis nftsno1a
Sc D. 90 cd favsrite IN ne Tine. and o1o q ue test
passenger boats o. the class.
FoH TIE ST. FRAEcts popular steamer
". z Lana y, Capt Wulam-, vii leave fer Helena
aad ne s.. Fruneu river q Geek MS Afternoon. she
is sect nsas and oonf1rtahis, via aoo11noda ing on-
GERS.