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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
Death Rf the Door.

Crouching on the marble steps
That led into q house of prayer
Sat a girl with face half hidden
Meath vail of tangled hair,
Looking like fallen angel
Come to find q shelter there.
Loudly blew the winds around her,
Coldly fell the heartless rain,
Quickly flew the feet bound homeward;
No one saw poor houseless Jane
No one meath his wooden garments,
Felt the blast that gave her pain.
Open wide. great church. your portals
For this stranger open wide;
Cold and wet she kucels before you,
Let her meath your arches glide
Let her, in your lonely chanccl,
Safely from the tempest hide.
See she shudders, growing paler
With each colder, kecner blast,
Like u lily late in autumn
BY the careless gardener past
Past, and left to be by whirlwinds
On the cold earth rudely cast.
Six long days hast thou been bolted,
Sheltering only dust and gloom,
Giving to thy dumb dead cushions.
Sumptuous seats, and ample room;
Sinless, spotless, waits the tomb.
Wealthy men have poured upon you
Golden showers, that you might rise,
Carrying up your fretted columns,
Babel like, to meet the skies,
Filling dome, and towering bclfry,
With the tumult of their cries.
Save us, Lord we've sinncd against thee.
Give us room In Heaven to dwell
Look how much we've done TO praise thee
Hear our loud .tongued Sabbath bell
Louder than all other churches
Doth its Christian music swell.
Soft-she sleeps poor child, how quiet
The wind is sighng--now IL shrieks--
The night grows dark, the dim-llt lantern
In its rusty socket creaks,
While n poor and weakly woman
To the gentle sleeper speaks.
'Tis too late--the words, though loving.
Cannot touch the sacred dead;
Bear her gently, ere the morning
Brings the pious ones TO tread
Ger the marble where the dying
Stranger made her painful bed.
Wrap her closely in the fimsy
Rags that hang about her form
Grandly sounds the dirgc that swecpeth
Through the arches of the storm,
Bravely rings the bell that screameth
On the opening Sabbath morn.
Fluttering silks, and dainty laces,
Periumed robe and costly fur,
Whispering lovers, sparkling jewels,
Bellies and beaux are all astir
And the pastor in the pulpit,
Prays thai man may never err
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

FORBES ON THE Plat WOMAN. Forbes, Will
liam j. the returned Washoe warrior, has seen
Madam Sherwood. Hear him:
The fat woman, Madam Sherwood, and the
snaix, and the groom, exhibited Monday aud
Tuesday at the Theater, Mrs. Sherwood is very
much of a lady The other reptiles are equally
respectable in size. To reader of the scrip
lures, woman and snake are very suggestive
types of animated nature. We have found that
Bible Some fellow read too much and brought
it backl A snake raised Ewes ideas of woman s
rights and she raised Cain-and he raised
Abludgeon over his brothers head-and to this
day the sons of women are looking out for
hell ahead and when the woman and the snake
come to town little boys go rustling for quarters
Madam Sherwood is not as big as the canvas
picture don't weigh any GAO pounds but is
heavy, nevertheless--and must have very stout
limbs. We hope the serpent enjoys life while he
may there's a hard fate in store for him for
it is written, the seed of woman shall bruise
the serpent's head - and the woman looks as If
she was full grown and going to seed.
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MrS. d" i m - 10 w 4,

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitates the process of eehng by soening the gums,
reducing all nfamation-wil aay all lsin and is TO
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers will
give rest to yourselves and relief and health to your in
fants prefeey safe in all See advertisement in
another column. m.l2lZs.n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

AN officer of the United States army, who has
Travelled, thus expresses his opinion of Arizona :
:" We have just travelled over the much talked OF
Territory of Arizona. Such another God forsa-
ken, untimbered, unwatered and unfinished coun-
try, never before fell under my vision, and my
optics have run over good deal of what is called
bad country.o
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

An AFRICAN Prince IN L0NDoN.--Anamboo, an
African prince, visiting England, received 81
many attentions from celebrated belle of
London, that in moment of tenderness he could
not refrain from laying his hand on his heart
and excamng "Oh ! madam, if Heaven had
only made you negress, you would have been
irresistiblev
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
POLL TAX--$3.

1H-A Attention Is also directed TO the following
nuse in the Revenue Act =" Each male inhab
mt of this State over twenty -one years of age,
q under sixty years of age, and not by law Px-
npt from pol-tax, shall pay poll-tax for the
OF the State and County, of Three Dollars.
Rovided the same be paid between THE FIRST
EY OF MARCH AND THE FIRST MON
Hf IN AUGUST but if said poll-tax is not
ID prior to the first Monday in August, it shall
! Four Dollars
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

A LIAR AND SLANDERER.-Se Senator Wigfall Of
Texas, used the following language not long
since, in Congress
These Northern people of all parties are a
mean, despieabe set of stawelings, unable to see
beyond a dollar, and caring for no consideration
except money. Threaten them, aud they will
crouch at your feet like so many hounds. Only
swear that you are going TO dissolve the Union
and the timid creatures will get down on all
fours and bite the dust and kiss the rod raised to
chastise them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

Mn. GREEN sued a lady for breach of promise,
and her friends offered him two hundred dollars
to settle it, Whatp cried Green, two humid
red dollars for ruined hopes shattered mind,
a blasted life, aud bleeding heart! Never
but make it three hundred dollars and it is a
bargainP
lltt1I4IJ Z FINS, o. ctfr II ~ -t-It-
VI and best ulahuiac turc, ut
Is. II. J. SEAMAN'S,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

Seward in recent letter denies that he will
resign his position as Senator, and promises to
aid the election Of the Chicago nominee 10y every
means in his power.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

Attractive AND DIscRIMISATING.-A Stockton
re staurant advertises "hot mullins and no China
men employed"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

WHEN will water stop running down hill J
When it gets TO the bottom, of course.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
Ag TEaIl's SarsaHari1la,

Yellow Dock and odide of roass-admrable restora-
tive and purifier of the blood it eeanes the ysem of all
morbid and impure matter, removes pmples boili and
eruptons the skn-cures rheumatism and pains of
all kinds All who afford should it, it tends to
give strength and lroong life. Sold by Druggists gener
ally, at 81 per bottle.
R. HALL ~ co, PrOprietOrs,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

THE san Francisco Morning Call thinks Seward
most shamefuIly treated by lhe Chicago Conyeu-
ton.
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M A 8 O NJ I Q
TRINITY CHAPTER,

assane No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
N& on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
AsSS each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weaverville.
26td. R. T. MILLER, Secretary.
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L O. O. F.
STELLA FNCAMpMENT. No. 10. I. o.

0. F-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month. at Odd Fellows
Hall, 1" CliAord's" building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
ltd. Il. DEsTY, S.
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MrnrHIs, February J. loo9-
EDITORS ArrrA1; In q note to you' some
since, Z said that the governor Of Arksn-
sas. OF levse engineer. or the state Authorizes
had SO given out isvee contracts in Desha
roantv-from the high lands on amos bayou
across Bory, down Cypress creek to the Mis-
sissippi. anaup the Mississippi across Cypress
to Nspoleon-as would mandate i've hundred
tsoussua CT a million sollars' worth OF prop
srtv and land. Tine has proved the correct
ness OF nv statement. There is at This time
FIVE hundred thousand dollars worth OF land
ovrrAowed in consequences o. ihsse lsTees- l
sxBeet TO move my negroes and mules next
week. A I said. and now say am Injured
more than fifty thousand dollars after having
80 same sfteen hundred donir r. Of taxes to
buId these lovoes. You know, MsssrH. Edi-
tors. IL is a penitsntisry ofsnss to cut a levy
and further your dsPOnent sayeth not
BENZ. BLEDsoE.
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raa I]rreDrc.,lsle ooamel F~ia'lorm.

The Ir-reprcssibte Conflict Platform.
The Tribune has lately published in its col
umns a letter If Theodore Parker, containing
five philosophical postulates Of the doctrines
announced IN The brutal and bloody speech Of
Senator Seward az Rochester. inculcated BY
Helper, pTartiscd BY John Brown. and in
dorsed BY sherman and sixtv-seven other
Biack-Repubic7n members Of the last Con-
-rrss. Here is Parker's formula OF the doc
trines OF Seward, Helper, Brown, Sherman, 4
Co;
al. A man held against bis viii az a slave
has a natural right 20 kin every one who seeks
10 prevent his enjoyment Of liberty
40. Z may be a natural duty Of a slave to
develops this n~sturai right IN a practical man
ner. AMI actually Kill an those who seek to
preven h'~s'enioyment Of liberty
20. The free nan has a natural right to help
the slaves 20 recover their liberty, and IN that
enterprise g. Do for them all which they have
the right 10 DO for themselves.
"a. % may be a natural duty for the free
man to help the slaves 10 the enjoyment Of
their liberty, and IS a means 70 that end 10
aid them in killing all such as oppose their
natural freedom.
as. The performance Of this duty is to be
controlled BY fhe freeman's power and opPor-
tEnity to help TIE siavss.n
Such, says the New York Herald, is the phil
osophical postula Of the Aboiitionized Black
Republican doctrines stated by one " o has
long been one -of tie thinkers and leaders Of
that party and fhey form an exact exposition
of what the present Biack-Repuhlican candi.
date For Speaker Of Congress, Mr.. sherman,
put bis hand 20 AMI recommended 10 bis fel
iow-citizers Of he North as worthy both t.
be preached and Practiced .
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on Central avsu1s arG-a'e Iu-za HlTs; a s~s1ut'
piece ~ srcrut Tub atc1as1hr G-ik pay.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.
W.. R0rry S,sIItran,

Acting and stass NsaassF-.-..EN. g. rHoNPsoE
STAGE Dirsstor--------SosEPH n DA"soS'
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LOOK TO YOUR Interest
& n. FLAHERTY

D.. & 70. EEAMEkEH
HAVE ON HAND, AND ARE DAILY
RECEIVING, A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF MOST ELEGANT FURNITURE, Pr
AMOS, CARPETS, OILCARPETING, ETC,
AT. NO.H UNION STREET, AND INVITE
THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND EXAMINE
STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING
ELSEWHERE. jazz
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The Rev. Peter Cartwright, the famous
western Methodist preacher, Ehose whole life,
which has been published BY The Methodist
Book Concern here, is fun Of the remarkable
and piqusnt incident Of the backwoods, gave
last evening. in The Gresn-s-reet Methodist
church, q lecture, Ehieh was little else than a
detail Of various scenes through which be had
nasssd IN bis circuit preaching in the west.
HIS audience was verY large, scarcely less
nan 1000, and be kept them IS near a roar a.
he character Of the building permitted, during
most q bis lecture. His great, rough earnest
stF!e, and the genuine wit with which be tod
his stories, most Of which were most eomiesl
details Of The pursuit Of circuit preaching IN
der difficulties, gave them the same favor
which renders the stories In the polished life
50 interesting.
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A juvenile sweep was employed 10 cleanse
the chimney o. tle building ID one Of our blocks,
take he decendrd the wrong fus and foHnd
himself in the ofics OF a well known attorney.
Both parties were in thr Utmost alarm; the boy
trembling from fear Of chastisement, and The
lawyer from terror 4 the soofT sppsrition.
A. length fhr frrmrr g oke IN an uBearthig
torres " Ny rather will be here directlY.o This
was too mrch tr he iauyer be did not wait
anrthsT such visitor, Bat sprung 10 the door,
CLEARED = figh, Of stars, snd took refuge in .
neiEhboring restaurant
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gleh embellishments.
TO the Puhllc.

EEw TonE. Jan1sry 20. 1850
WTrH rrlIra a. artcIa c1rled from he Atlanta fG1l
w Confnfrrrrr. In Hfirh or name Is uiarel IN tfe
- cafef EI1rr I.rf cf New T1Tt Merchants. nis ilt
D. aid b crnialr ne nane1 e. hrna kn1uu a. b. alfu-
rated ard strepaf In aawariirul hruTnisu. Hrl1sriHu
ard incentlaFhm S. far a. ne chsrre refafaa ro us q
is mslicia1s ard fplss In every particular a. our fIerff
saufh sd Norih viii testify. We are ~decife.iT 1upcsei
In rrinaFla aui rrnctirf, Uurst1I aud aelf uenf o.
AtaInicniam. Reru1ilc11i.m sd Az ne lens atCra
rrn~f We are auf ever have bees n1r8rr1lr en-
serrairr in oar Tiesr, and ne shove chaFce being vim
ruf fourIaflan does Us great iriusfics.
s.l-ssTfm RoHERTs. MODES A CO.
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DT virtue % n sxecuiion. dlrectef q the Sheriff ~
ID Shelby co1niy, iss1sd from N Law SD ~ tte com-
mon law and CttucerT Court q ne city - Menrnlai
IN favor 81 Kelly Hud Fergason auf a<ziust g Winfica
arm q Wlnstln s. Co.. 7 viii en- uCNDAIs ne On l1T
March, 1854. I'M franf o. tie ceurt house doar. n f1eritT
Aeulhtss sithin ieEsi ho1rs. aeil - ne hizheet bif-
f ~ nals NJ fllQgirE described Resi Estafe. NirE
r VI ne interest % defendsnt q winston iu De-
70. p q a fu1diTisiou made for Mrs Brown anf snsan
A. knf. o. lets - 81 nd q - villa Winiams' crirInal
FradlE1n1. made by = s. TIA. wing soufh-e1at 81 NJ
nTc Ae1r1lsi said lot No =. beinz bnuadef a. fol-
4Na ta-Hu teEinnlnr a. a siate on east aids 81 line %
| FarrE 1rclus $50 feet n1rth q ~ iutersecfirn wfft
Wafw street thenca no n vita P1rk's avenue lisa
feet % = EiaEe, nence eaEtE4rdly parallel via waker
srert aaa feet % q sake % q fcTtF feet street uai
uame1 fhrrca sab via said sweet ll6E feet - 4
stake, Deucs east psrallei Vim Waixer street 1nH feei
20 ne brTiluiu-, he Interest q aaif winston e. aid oi
Or trac q isnf. being ne undisifrf cna-half thereaf.
rhis. TIE Is tsy q February. 1850.
HiHT l. SMITH, SherlT-
ne. ". I'LL. Dep shsrIn !. 3. -.
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At recent session Of tie Liverpool Assizes,
one Of the barTisters, engaged in case which
involved some peculiar ard interesting female
evidence. made the following observation /;
The evidence II women a, IN scmc respects,
superior 70 that a men. The power Of judg-
ing Of minnie Details il better, and where there
wanting, they supply the deficiency. Wher-
ever there is roo Tor their Imagination, which
j. more powerful and active than that OF men,
they Immediately bridge the thing over and
sup
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RemnTal

A A III viii BE- Eiven By washington -
Fire Companr Ne g. q Ercharrs Building, ~
% TUESDAY eveninz. Th iusiant Tieke's 81. II
fel-fif -
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ny vlrtueo q an oFderof sale. directed 70 tte aherlf
Is o. SHELBY c1unfr. irsued from Ne Lau sfs 2 ne
r1rmsn Law anf Cha1csry Court ~ ~ dir 81 neu-
-fir ir farar ~ Dafaupor, DtTls a CO snf a11Ina
Ttsmas MrAfans, I VII o. MOHpANi ne ~ daT q
Marrh. 1880. in fronf q ne Court heusa DOR. ln ne citJ
of Msurhis. rlitin ieE1l foErs. sell - NJ hrteft I'd
fer far rash ne foiiaEinE described Esai Esiats o-Eit
Tat 10. 3. hfr1t NJ. 81. being ne acllh-WeH rrnfr ~
DaScis anf e1uit street, via re impr Feme1u 1efe-
N. his February IA $50.
RoHT. L SIXTH, shsrin
D. 8 ". Ft.nrn. peg. sherlH S. y f.2-l1l
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SheriR,s SaIe.

DY virtue % an sr- eutiou. directed 70 { : Sherin OF
ID SheTby county. issued fre1 the Law Side Of the
Common Law and Chsucery Court Of he city Of Hem-
phis. in favor q Aartha Miller and arairst George "
smith, viii on MONDAY the 6th day o. harch, 1850.
10 ir1nf q the Court house dcofs in ne city q Memphis
within Legal hour, sell 70 tie hirhest bidier for cash,
ne following described lot lying in shelby county, state
o. Tennessee. that h al % lot No Is. o. the Nat. Raz-
land subfiVision q % acres Of land, As shorn by Ruct-
erss map o. The city o. heuphis and envirora, begia-
ning 81 a sake Il he northeast corner u ,t II. run
Ming north via the west sifs - Dunlsp Avenue io5 feet
q ne souih-eaat c1rner q lot No. Is, hence vest with
said iofEo. Is AZ feet thence so7'h Win ne East a.
herinriuE.c lntaininE abaui one acre. or uhich J. r ur-
shaw has recently srerief . tuo-stu-y hrirk bouas. ard
Which VS. cnveyrd r. A.. G Treafven . aid r. Rag
iand. b. tscd re-isfT red On tsdk Sc, paGes sIf and SIS. in
he Resi.,-rs once o. shelby oouuT. This. tt q Feb-
rrsry. 1ODI. L SMITH. shsrl1.
r q fiiaEa, Deg. ElFiEa &c sa-tn
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TTAVIN been burnt out iu the Post cnoe building
II duriur the late destructivs ounhaErzfiua. have re-
insi1tcd myself IN TIE Wncirun BuiifinE. on Main
stree, near TIE corner - rupiar street where Z can b.
founf =. any md an TINES readT and rrarared 20 Do an
kinds Of dental Work OF TIE mosi auprovrd style
nENJ. HOWCOTT.
- - -
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Grand Firemen,s Ran

GNhaANAI AAANNa GNNaef
UTARRgSTED Fresh, for sale IN Quantities % q
w purchasers bT O. W A. o
fr1-1f Nearly cun-sfta Off TaNnuaf HnW
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- The following officers were elected IN
G-snd Lodge at jackson, Miss, on W-dnes-
day, January IS, 1860, to serve for the present
year
NJ ". David Mitchell, Goodman, Grand
Master.
R ". W. A. Cbsmplin. HsHasboro, Deputy
CT nd Master
r ". C r. Bond. New Albany, C. IS
P v. NJ Beckett, Aberdeen, G. J.. War
Rss'd T. W. casksy. Jackson, G. Chap
r ". 7. S TsPpan, vekssurg, C. Treas
R ". R W. T Daniel, Jackson, G. ssers-
R ". D. H. Miles, s~sturtis, G. S. Dsa-
R ". D. R. Pstst. wsrrsnton, C. ]. Dss-
R. ". T. J. sharp, Columbus. c. Mar
R ". walter Denny Esst @PssesgOuia. c.
r " Edward Bowman. Yszoo City, G
ParsuivsHt.
R. ". h Robbins, Jackson, C. Tyler.
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pure VINEGAR,

ITO ne merchants q Memphis and ny f1rner custr-
II mrrs-I an h1rpT 60 i1f1ru rou hat have NJ Rev
factory in c1ulriete snd f1l opcrniq1. and an prepared
% a. al orders win pure elder Ninsfar an1 1Iao pure
manuf1cfuTe1 FincEr. Which ls warranted q b. clear
a. al pcisu1g and dru9s. Having been enraeed On ne
4 win give entire EEtisf-c11 % al w1o eli give ne
their pafroraEs. ny f-cfcrg Il one % TIE nrrsst anf
best a-rauEet faclcnea IN ~ 5outh OF Wes-, and I ar
prepared 90 fIrrIsh ne uerr1a1i1 cf ether scnfhern
cities win ne acoTe vlncEar On A. SOD terms IS thry
cn ST. d ruyutere. r. MEIrE.
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Goshen and RoI Rnttsr-
JAS z. CAMPBELL s CO.,

WIS tsr-H-sf r~e1riveIn ls--a -t 1ftla h-sf Goshen
" aad zrI Butter ll lugu-aL ubch We VIII
sen IE On Ha Eals. CEETS nATIE
Hnn.Hn aH EnHrHH. HHHaaH
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Fob SALE

And Green acre. 2 s-1u-i ut bey1nd hs to1-r
On Poplar E.rsetpiauk usd.
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IS --rer ca1-aI hl.auca wHaTa7d new and r1lve-
niaut Frame Dwell s ream@. Kitchen. d1rhruses AMI
orchard. VII arI tha lu TEzT L0sG rLEE af a fair
-riea.
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70 DrMnHEeEa.

UTTsHrNG e lozafs IN Tsnaessee, ard desiring b he-
w besume psrf owner In some we'll established Drug
store. 7 viii Invest several thousand dciisrs, and borne
an active partner. Ihave some erpsrirn-e. having been
engazed IN the husi1ess abou' ave years; or I vii ae-
c pt q position as cirh IN some wholesale esfatiishmeuf.
n suacient salary b efcred. Sstisfaciory references
viii b. given. Addreg.
KM. G. VAUGHAN. ". d.
tan Hnmufnr- Wfrrfrfa
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Hedges! Hedges !
.andrrfh,s Garden Seeas.

BUSHELS fresh Usage Orange SEED Tor sale By
j fel-N v JONES A co.
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souTHEzE MASUFAcrUREB.-The Lsxinas
ton. Miss, hdserfissT or The 18Th says; o.
sntsrprising fellow c aizsn, Mr.. John NJ. West,
We learn has, in connection with the capital
invested By hinself, secured The sun Of about
$4,000 for the purpose q building and putting
in operation a cotton msn0fsetcry in this
nsizhbo7aood. And from present indiea ions,
the esiablishment Of sueh . fsetoy 3 a fixed
fact A charter for the company is now being.
drawn up, which viii Be- submitted to tie
Iszisiatur- srring fhA present session.
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We have employed To- aur ENGRAVING. WATCH Sc.
JEWEIRT .ud 6TS BRiyCuE, upc-iar vorsmeu a.
can O. aIEazs d. work b. us tsH manner ard "
dispatch.
Al -ofz wsr-aafafs r-rrs.au.at-l wrrrsnref
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uIsnE rad tun 1aI a haf miles ram toun-hrfcs
hrlse. nearly usw-siV rr7ms ktcheu 4uI 1ut-hHuses
fns a-hsri, elc. T-rms, e0e-hzf clsh-lal 1ce one and
two ye1s-
q re have ely -lo.s-lmp-1-ed and sni=sr17eL
E-wehave iiso several u,uasis PLANTATIONS
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IMPROVED sUBURBls PROPERTY.

"a AIREs
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We h1rle1
the qucslca
Houa c ess i'd ben sssisd y ne
-ee.sa y Hen. W. P~fsNissroS hePuo
fs sbsr from Ee~ Jersey. onF
8esDsseiss p snotsrT column VIII she's me
r,ssls g which VIC Kilitske occasion 70 ai.a-e
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"a AdSertisemsnts pubifshed n the Weekly AP
peal ara charged Ore D0Lar pr squaTs for
ench fnerrffon.
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An effort viii be made, when the House IL
organizes. 70 raise a special committee 70 pro-
coed 70 Utah and investigate the Affairs Of
that Territory; also 10 raise a similar com
mitree 70 proceed 70 New Mexico and investi-
gate the Arizona portion OF that country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-02

ID ANHWAT from NJ suhecribsr. living ubaufeA
n ten niles from Pitscdrof. caih1un county.
Mss on ths 1ofh July, 1854. ny ncgro mrn NEf-TA
SON. - years 81. corp7r cdior, lsrre uhisk-rs. -
high cheefs. ewes snail c1d inaaurd. ueirhiu- about Ico
n1luss, Huf a1auf 5 feet . Or lc inrtrs hirh. ne SAFE
negro stluuer a sod deal when tsfkiaE. ard wore A.
ne time be len c1tt1n rants aua shirfs IuiW give he
shove rrTsrd for ne spprehrnsi1u or dsIirfy % SAID
nsgros 90 his enuiuement In Jail - 7 got bin
JOHN wOODlLL.
cutdy MiutP o Calhoun ruunfy,
fe2-3u Mheisiuuf.
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VALEKTIKESI VALENTINES!
GEO. PATTISO3 & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
263 Main Street.


I'VE public are cautioned against trading for q note
Il executed hT ne 20 n Nathan for 500, dated De-
crmher 22d. lSi9. and due % days after date. Is saia note
vas obtained fraudulrnty and i viii resist the pay
ment hereof % ne extent Of The Law.
dee9-dims ?. v. NEWMAN.
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THURSDAY,


II this city, wednesday evening, ~ RsF- Dr. Gra'df,
cars. Gus R HAnAoEr . Nia skLLIr. daushter -
ne bate aou. JrDss q. Joas-, All q ais dsy.