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The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18
,I,morabilia OF the War,


SMITH says the military spirits who were so
extremely eager to get of for the wars in twenty
minutes the other night exerted themselves so
violently to tear themselves away that they be-
came thoroughly exhausted at the expiration of
the time and were wholly unable to proceed
Thus he accounts for the principal painters for
glory being found hOre on the following day and
ever since.
JONES explanation is more uncomplimentary.
He "narates" that one of the sojers in speech
at the Court House was urgent to enrol as many
as fifteen, rs that number would make very
respectable corpse' (corps) Jones says the Judges
who had enlisted became suspicious that the
commander might design to make csdavsrs of
them, and they deserted.
BRowS says he was right peart to disembowel
tribe or two of Indians, and string their saus-
age CUTS on the sage bushes of Western Utah,
at first, but when he came t, saddling up, on
more mature reelection he determined he had
rather be called a coward than corpse, and staid
at home.
JOHNSON says he hated to dismount after he
bad gone far, for fear of being laughed at; but
on reflection he had rather face smiling Amer
leans than frowning savages.
JENKINS surmises that one Of the Judges in
the last warlike expedition has gone down below
to find gun that will either load itself or shoot
cartridges either end foremost.
Another Judge is reported to take the lower
crossing going home and is attempting to
prove an alibi for the month of May, on and
after the 18th.
JACKSON extols the Grass Valley brigade to
the skies. He informs US confdentially that
they have brought military tactics to such per-
fection that their svolutions are invisible to the
naked eye.
BusKuH, one Of the second regiment volun-
teers, swaggers about with big revolver on, and
swsars he sis not afraid of all the Indians this
side Of Ill nor does he ever mean to be-
ScooKUM thinks the first volunteer in the sec
ond regiment, in consequence of the scarcity of
horses, has gone down to a COW county after a
is a coo-,car dye see.
DooLITTLE sets it down as remarkable that a
night or two since there was a crowd Offering a
kingdom for horse, to go to war on, and since
drove has arrived in town there is no inquiry
for the animal at the ordinary prices.
PEABODY alleges that the Almighty intsrfered
to save his scalp when about to depart with the
second regiment to the war. He was e1traordi-
narily hot for fight till the hour of departure
arrived, when heavy drowsiness came over him.
Exhausted nature called for couch and he re-
luctant.y submitted to the behest of Providence.
LAM'UM made his will, decked himself in tur-
key red and determined on blood. lie mounted
horse for which not more than a quarter of a
kingdom was paid; but suddenly bethinking
himself how hard 4 road Jordan is to travel, and
of the quarrels among heirs after their uncle
Fuller is dead, he resolved to have peace at all
hazards. He still lives.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

1HE OLDEST ISHABITANr GoSE.-At San
Bonito, on Half Moon Bay. San Mateo county,
on the lst inst. Mauuela Pinto, aged one hun
dred and twenty years and some months. depar-
ted this life. Up to the time of her death this
aged lady was in the full possession of her in
teiectual faculties. She was a native of Mexico.
but had lived in California for many wears.
Her descendants in this county are very numer-
ouS
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

printing office and photographic establish
ment has recently been for the first time in
Greenland and work published by it has Just
made its appearance. German journal in
mentioning the fact says;
Z" 1t is entitled the Kaladit Okalluktutitlliait.
and is collection oflegends written and printed
by natives in the Greenland language with a
Danish translation. The work is embellished
with twelve engravings on wood. executed by a
native (the Greenlanders are skillful in such
work. and contains eight national songs with
words and music, and altogether forms a book as
interestingas it is original
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18
I'm W..

LEE WEATHER ir in transition state-neitbsr
winter, spring or summer, Cold winds and
warm sunshine struggle for mastery. Our ex-
changes speak of spring treating them coldly.
We add hearty concurrence.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

ICE CREAH.-Dreifuss 4 Leutie No 1,one,
"ohef' ana no mistake, have the incest kind of
IN Ice cream saloon opened on Pine street. Low
sr' OF the refreshing and toothsome will find
'hins' to their liking in that delightful retreat.
fteo' Senner and William Stone have opened
another ice cream saloon next door .horo a.
store OF ). 5. Wall & Co. The boys are enter
Pn'ing and deserving, and will secure tbs;-
share of public patronage.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

"ArKR--The water works of tho Neyad,
wafer Company were tried on Monday. and
proved supremsly excellent Water WAS thrown
over the buildings in large quantities at the
eorner of Broad and Pine. The water works i,
good institution. Hopes are now entertained
'nA' the city will no more be visited by destruc-
tive hres. Immediate steps will bs taken to form
hose company
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

HALE's IMPROVED LANP.-For q large and
brilliant light HAle's improved Kerosene burner
is superior to any. We have tested all the pa
tents IN market and find it superior where a
strong light is wanted. 1t is constructed so as
to furnish moro light from the same oil than
any other kind of Kerosene lamp.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

THE WAY OF TEF TRASseressoR.-The Hum
bolt Times says that Graham. Esq, Eureka
has received letter from his sister. in Virginia
which makes mention Of Jesse Wells. the de-
faulting Treasurer of Humbolt county. The
letter was written by one who is we'll acquainted
with Wells, and lives neighbor to his fathers
family. He was in the vicinity of his home
for several weeks, during which time his father
died. Although his aged parent knew that his
guilty son was in the vicinity of the paternal
root, he resolved not to see him, resolution
which the pangs of death did not renounce.
The lady writes that Jesse had several inter
views with his sisters, but that they kept it a
secret from their parents
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

FROM CARSON CIrr.-A dispatch states that
s'entry on guard at Carson City was sho, with
out cause or provocation BY fellow an Tuesday
night The murderer WAS being tried bv Judge
Lynch on Wednesday. What his fate is wa
have not been able to learn
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

~Th' Marsh Juvenile Troupe have COM
menced IN engagement at Marysrilo. No COM
pany has met with more decided success. Thew
played sixteen nights in Sacramento, and more
than forty in San Francisco. Tho comn,nv
will visit Nevada at an early day.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

hrLLsD.-orrin N. Smit' brother of F. W Smith
Esq OF this city, was killed near Pyramid lax
under the following circumstances: Fearing ,b.
indisn' he left his solitary cabin, his partners
oeing absent, and tried to reach the abode If
party OF settlers some miles distant. Comino
upon the settlers camp in the night, they sho,
nim' under the impression that he wa, An In
dian.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

~ Tho Democrat says "a thorough going
old line "hig can never become good Demo-
crat." True; somehow he cannot come down to
it. Your old line Wing is a reasoning being
with considerable self-rcspect.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

ALL sHoKn-An alarm of fire wa. given ,,
ABOUT Two O'Clock P. n, on Sunday, which ere.
ted considerable excitement e.c.nt x;,h ~
numerous sect OF modern stoics, the Never
'"'A''' A large crowd got up slight per.pi.
ration running to where the alarm wa, ,oundad
quantity OF smoke was found to gush out Of
s'ove' caused by an attempt to burn an over.
dose of wet shavings
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

In Iowy.-Rev. J. II. Warren, editor of the
Pacific, our earliest minister and former fellow
nIsn' il in town rlsticating with bis old and
true friends The Domino is in a capital state
si preservation, We glad to discover.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

FRANK SorLE writes that the rifles usod bv
the hostile Indians belong to California and
have the initials of Gen. Kibbe on them.
In the first place, he wants to know what
right kibbe had to mark the arms of the State
and secondly how the Indians got possession of
the irnsS.1
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

NEW FIRH.-Henry Wall and John Newman
nave entered into the grocery AZ provision
business. Both are dcs:rvedly popular tn al
classes The firm, if such = thing were pos
sible, will be more deserving of the patronage of
the public than ever before.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

fAvoRs-We are indebted to Senator Lath-
am Tor haring speech of Cox, of Ohio, upon
some question he thought of sufficient import
Ance to spin long yarn on.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

ADDITION 70 THE NEVADA LrpRARr.-A new
ana very choice selection of books has lust
been added to the Nevada Library. The As,o-
citation is in q very prosperous condition.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

CALL--We understand that at 4 meeting
on Thursday evening of last week by the Bap-
ti't Church and society, it was voted unani-
nously to invite the Rev. B. Briefly to becom.
their pastor. Mr.. Briefly is regarded a. a very
able minister and likely to attract crowded CON.
sr'ganOns- lie has been preaching in this city
70 large and pleased audiences for several weeks
We learn, also, that it is proposed to take imms.
diate steps to finish the Baptist Church for III.
use of the society.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

""HA MAIN AND FRosr.-Friday last was
rainy day A great deal of water fell. Tb.
nisn' was very cold one. Ice appeared on
Standing water sixteenth of an inch in tbick-
ness on Saturday morning. Another cold night
followed. Nearly all the fruit remaining from
previous frosts is destroyed Such cold weather
10 unusual at this season of the year.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

RHuBARB WNK.-T. Worthington, ESQ.,, who
has the rhubsrd plantation Of the State, between
Nevada and Grass Valley, presented US ON
Tuesday q bottle of rhubarb wine of his own
manufacture nine months old. After a submi,-
siOn Of the article TO the lips of eonnoisseurs
and PArtaking of several "nips" oursclf, we
have come to the conclusion that, like the wine
Ulysses took on board to wet his whistle on the
way to tho island Of the Cyelops, it is "pur.,
unadultsratsd, and fit drink for gods" Just as
COED as the old MarOns.n wine, every whit.
We learn there is to be large quantity of the
wine made this year. Those who wish to tread
the wine press can obtain the plant of Mr..
Horthington at q low figure.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

They have no old maids in Japan: when
the girls don't get married voluntarily. the
authorities hunt up husband, and make
them marry, willing or not willing. The
Japanese know thing or two, If they have
BEEN walled in for Centuries
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

by different nations, every day in the
week, is set apart for public Worship
Sunday by Christians, Monday by Greeks,
Tuesday by Persians, Wednesday by As
syrians, Thursday by Egyptians, Friday
by Turks, and Saturday by Jews.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

fAPhhs.-"e are again under obligations to
-. ID. "ickes d Co. for supply of Atlantic pa
pers by the last steamer.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18
Hats |! Hats Hats!!

D. H. QUINN, HArrsr.
seJ Street, Between Sd & 4th, sasrSne.,..
A LII kinds Of Hats and Caps made 10 srdsr a
- the shortest notice.
Latest style Of Silk Hats;
Latest style of Cassimers Hsts,
Latest style Black Stiff Hats:
White Stage Driver Hats ard Psruy;ap ass
de to order.
constant On hand the neat little Zouaye Hal,
fartleuiar attention paid to renovating Peru
NY motto shall be "Quick Sales, Small Prof.
It's and accommodating to customers
AT goods warranted as represented.
Sacramento, March Pam
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

INDIAN TRoUDLEs.-Mr. W. R. Wadsworth
who arrived by the Overland Mail, gives
the Alta the following account of depreda-
tions committed by the Apache indians on
the Butterfeld mail route;
'On the 18th of April, eleven Camanches
made descent on the station known as
Mountain Pass, near fort Belknap, in Texas
and murdered the station keeper, William
Lambshead, about % or "a years of age
who was herding the stock. He left his
pony and took refuge in hollow tree
where he was found with nine bullet holes
in his body, and stranger who was stay
ing with him, who came from Sherman,
Texas, was scalped and had his ears cut off;
he walked into the station and lived some
ten or twelve minutes.-A boy, Jas Harvey
about Is or l6 years age, was also mur-
dered. A woman and colored man were
not disturbed. The Camanches stole five
mules.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

forget Mrs. Blum's soirce on Monday
2sth inst.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18
More About the 1Iassacre.
VIRGINIA Cry. Nav l5t

We take the following from the Sacra-
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-18

has become Sc fully appreciated, that the de-
mand Tor 1t has largely increased, and the
quantity now sold i. much greater than ,ny
othar XII nd Of Whiskey on the Pacific Coast
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nnlIantinn al NAH.

nERSONs 10 the city having claims o. c1aec In
Il Hardsman eguufy are solicited % send them 70 The
untsrsiened. VIA pledges himself % collect and remit
promptly. He hcrs leave % refer % Messrs. Huk
Dorion and g. , WlniamEcl. Aemrti1. Also. %
hea-rs. Wosdk snith. Pitser Killer. Levi Joy. and fhe
merchsnts generally o. Hsrdemsn.
sgn-ln osa.,.s:, s.ss.Sss esSsiy.
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HIGHLAND BIITBRS
SCOTCH TONIC.
The Celebrated Harbingsr Of Health 70 al
Nations.
DRINK AND v


THz mat s-t1uiahinr rant o. re uinetaguth ouir
i p p rrrIrr ur1i-iuei rrerErtall u ue
ne nialg rIra nat fesh u ter an al Ea tlHa
sams uns entirely frgs f-eu dslse.9a
HIrnIa-l Bltters r11 V1lsbis ard most Lnestua1s
tssnt o. Aeath- vas shared % me H1-A
sr George EsIIrEaI Professor o. a4ltaT eErFery
iu re UnirerriT ~ EdinburE. au1anA, aner years e
uHesf scisulfc research. pnrs1ei atthe reqlest t-
800 100 ~ -rs fr1lr-ns-s b ere n-rra ~
srffrrf uhscf, uhe1 o1r1iued win the unsI e-reTuei
i1rlg1rltr af he hllzl gs-eu Wh--n ne r1r- 20
ever uruu-
As a o-acusi7s uroof o. aeir ~iutrius- merit ard
mrarfrrrv over an cther hlrsw rr stomach medicine
s-her u Eurlra or Auerica. 90 nay BE- stated ttar Ep-
ward o. THEE MILLION Bottle were et1 1lfFear
IN Great Britain ai1ns. besides an s1onuou5 lHule -
ported c Ell qther c~puutr-es % ne hatiinae u7le-
ne aff-iB-t. % ae scotia r1uic "a 10 Drsre-t a. ven
a. ere. " af1-Einc ue r1ar a ~ Uzp1luh 80
ffarefT ramarlrT re hiffel cauFa 81 aeease- D. EeuIg
rtauuIasu= arf restoring ne f-art1g euerresc f re
ulllry -efl-ua-tsl- % every se 1 ron
bilious aui lrer Complaints lls1e
Hrl-tb-ru. IoH % Appetite. Drrliw- srE Healar1e
C1as7ersa. ImrurIuas n ne Baaf aud az alectllls
o. heatouaeh I've - Ass 1919
krmitta1L EtFrn-lall, Agpa-l4l D -
[ lt lE ue~Iia-T applicable being Al perf-r 7.7slelf OF
me Whole tunr-1 % ne hn Is--1
tive few tases af ms Falata1.e s1naaN
I sufferer feel elastic and IEsr1u1-ren1Fe
menfs. ceznsea al LmE1liless atrsnEheus fe ne
whole lI-an funclc1as ln4 h1 never lf- -lH- e
I hr iu a single Instance where Do has been ule--
FsmaIss and chlIdrsn can Csc hls strerglelIE cor
| dIaf fr uaa1uass or stomach tLseazes q any zlu1- To
D On am1frrr- uhEe uu-slnE 1ese Ilrtsrs are mla7en
ALA az -rra r~a-i-1arlT rhen ne malerE u-lrll1-
warf J. mafrrurfa o. the leuaDiarf IecrLl1-
50 nose who wish OBJ reclaim tuenaelra ron llls
% frurEearss to1ueu OF s1nu-rT- the1e lltiera FlA ulsi
cEa-flanr d~rsinafe the uortI arretite hr srlg
I E-iuss. a11 restrr both ne fu-llua 70 ne ulrl zll
/ Dolly o. a 1url EaaIlnT crllflul- anl VIE ar Ike 4
I earn lu rrurrarH- the Fs-eus and 1rlVe sway ne
SIX W=nHeche Nareeaus s1ulch- and Cd Ee usla- a.
srulanfs 81 deh1uclery-
NEE Birs-s ere prepared from as oririaaI recipe.
I 81 The s1ie maulflcfurluE AGENTS fur Do s1ufheru states.
MANSFIELD g. Co.
Wn1azaIa nrn-ss- Eeul1is reun-- who vi EIr1Il
eli Drrrrsfs. Gr1carE. EErcsalls. Hotel etc
un1u ne uat Ibersi tsrus- febl@1ueaU
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DAYS AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY.

moua 40 mreh Ga t1se We nav aaJ, arf W Hra
lullrsel ~ h1ae pho are ult Ma Aromatic valley
Whis1T ue very paetg q Oh HararTs1ela E11-
uia1aIedhy Wm. n Day e. u~nequaisf or ruliy and
save - any u ne marEs1
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BlNDLRI!
JACOB G. WARD

D~EsPECTFuLLT ANNOUNCES 70 his AFY7Rw
II former rarrous that De- j. sIn o. BE-
found al his Cd stand. corner o. Mau altN
Monroe streets, and nat ne D. urruErm
% serve q. public win aryt1irg IN his Ire. naat
Books o. every description win cr witelut printed
heads, male % order.
HaYiEg ore o. The most approved ruling machlues he
b prepared % 20 auy Kind OF ruling Particular aten-
u1n paid 90 the hlullrE Of mlslc and al Els OF peril
oiicals, ether plain OF On extra style
All orders from the city or country will receive
prompt a-ttautisu. ACO C.. WARD,
ccrnsr Main and Meuroe streets.
fa1T "---nis. Tenn.
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"a UW9HALLO
Plain ana Ornamental Slate RO0feF.
A Nd LHporier q Wall SLATE and Enuith Ridrs Tiles,
n D. prepared % DO stating In this or the adjoining
State kepllrirg toua a. no saortest nGlce. An
Ecrk d1le tF ne Elarauteed Wlter rroof- Slate Yard
% Jeaersou street between ard md al, Memphis. Tea
nacsee. fef1-6ms
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KENTUCKY FARM,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
9Z5 Acres.

T Oyer Tor sale mRFarm, lying ia Christian county,
1 four miles from Aopkinrile, TIE cuuniy seat, .
pleasant village a three thousand p puiati'n, viii very
superior schools. The Farm Is well sdapied 90 the
gr0Wth u % tobacco, corn, wheat, oats and grass, sud vel
arranged. with water IN every division, mEkiur Is a
very desirable siock farm All the cleared land Il vel
set in clover. there is On abundance Of timber, and
several ane running springs also, a wen and eistern in
M yard.
The improvements are sod, consisting Of a new
Frume DEellug, Win four rcums three new frame
nero quarters, vita six roomsi a very large stable, ca
pable o. feeding one hundred head o. stock under shell
ter, and Eve large barns, enough 20 house eighty thou-
sani porHds o. iohaouo, and a superior iron screw fr
pdsiug; also, one mile q hedriuE IN o1urss e c~unstrue-
ton ne farm Is within ave miles o. a iurnpike road
loading % Clarksviile, Tennessee, On Cumberland river,
Ehich ls twenty miles
Lam nziaus 10 sell ard remove o. a oot.aa plantation.
I viii make the terms very liberal % any one HishinE %
buy, or void exchange fer q rod c1ttsn ~piautatian
stncfsd vita Hociimated hands ne farm contains nine
hundred End seve1ty-dgs acres, win ah1ut SIX kundrcd
and dty cleared.
Any one wishing 10 p1rchsse or ezGharr1 viii cail On
Messrs. C. Boyd Go Torian \ Milton. CO hccumhs a
CO. Hsnphis, or address ne 90 Hopklnsslis- Keuiucty.
arle-7m J. &. A n
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Days AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY

DALYs AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY.
rFram re GtiFesfa1 Eul
We hsTer 0 tssitsrcn G prunnlnruE O. ell1ls L not
slpeTi1r, 70 any ge lave ever trart.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

AND HAVING ALL THE REQUISITE
MACHINERY, OF THE BEST AND MOST
APPROVED KIND, THEY HOPE TO BE
ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPETE
WITH THE NORTH IN MANUFACTURE
ING FURNITURE.
LET EVERY TRUE sOUTHERNER
SHOW THAT HE "DOEs ENCOURAGE"
AND "Is IN Favor. OF HOME MANU-
FAcTREs, BY EXTENDING THEIR pa
RONAGE AND USING THEIR INFLU-
ENCE TO SUSTAIN THEN.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH THE
LEADING ARTICLES or COMMON FUR
NITURE AT THE SANE PRICES as IT
COSTS TO GET FROM CINCINNATI
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE MADE
TO ORDER
ORDERS LEFT AT THE FACTORY OR
AT THEIR STORE, No. IS3 MAIE.sH
WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
MCKINNEY & co.
~ PARTICULAR ATTENTION CIV
EN- TO ALL ORDERS FOR COUNTING
ROOM AND oFFIcE FURNITURE,
COUNTERS, TABLES, ETC, ETC.
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FURNITURE FACTORY
Corner Main and sycamOre-sts.
MEMPHIS, TENN,

Corner Main and sycamOre-sts.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,
ALL KINDS OF FURRITURE 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, AND,
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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49,. CnnK

ATS ne enool o. ue great md ceietraied Chem
- e1lf h4Te reen induce1 % oren an estahHshmeuf
ier earrylnE On tho above luslress 40 al is brEnches
hVey drTiplqn q 4e1laueuH Coats Vests and ranit
l1n- I1eT certainty Do remove every s1ct Of ETeaar
paint. wax sud tar, Together with al other blemisfaa an.
Impurities % which slch garments are liatie, and var.
rant ne spets not 70 rsaprear. Cali aad arsnins tanf
samples or Cost drsssinE. n they fail 20 please yuu. b
charse an BE- maie- Their c1ce is on Main street
between Gayoso ant Bea.
au11-1r A 0oN
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HAVE This day sold ny entire stock q GROCERIES,
1 together With the lease on ny oi premises. Ne. as
Front RoE. % Messrs- Eeudir a CooE. wh9 viii cun-
Time TIE business as hereaf1re. IN RETURNS from
business, 7 take this OCCASION % return my hearteIf
20 The host Of friends who have favored ne with
their patronage, and take great pleasure iu recamueui-
ing ny SUCCESSORS As aTaale gentlemen, and urrec,
hirh-tnref business men, and solicit for hen The "a
CHARLES POTTzR.
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T-1.teejs goIe Of Teo-oos

NOTICE Is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the 6h
~ day o. Nay next, BY virtue o. he ~authoriiy vested
tn me b deed o. trust, erecuied 10 ne By Wa Rives.
o. The county o. Criueuien and State o. Arkansas. on
tie Esfh DAY o. Nay, 1851, duly recorded iE the cierk's
omos 81 sid county, I viii proceed n sell % tht highest
BIDDER, for cash, ne follosiHE negroes to-Eit. william.
negro man, about tueHy-eiEht years Old, and Alfred,
aged ahuuf forfT-dFe fe1rs- ne ale j. made for the
rurpass o. satisfying the trust pecined In said deed.
TIE sale viii take place in front of the suction store Of
As Lew & c., Hemphisi between the hours o. ten
and twelve o'cl1ck. J. =. II. WARn,
arqc-fH Tr-1fna
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