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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25
s,LE
CBAECESER SpEE
OF
VALUABLE REAL e A
On Te8ssaesess Street.

DURSEANT 20 2 decreecf the ChancaTy C-uyt t Eau-
L phis. Rendered Eoverbar JPrgl 1860 ~ tb- ca %
the Planters Bank Of Tennessee, vs b. A.uiu, IwlI,
On
TBErs day, October Sd 1851.
In trent Of my once, in the city Of Memphis. pr5osed %
sell to the highest hitd ?,
A Valuable Tot 0f Hand
in the city CT Memphis. Shelby COUNTY, tennessee lying
On me gest side of tennessee str CT De- SD city %
Memphis fr nti1c On said -re g 90 f. 6, aHd uurtus
back between para i-ih ss SO feet % rtH DE e SIS
sissippi river b. the same mere c. less. sud numbered
On the ? an OF said city a. iof 10 8 in EiucE BE T..
TERMS OF SALE-Tha alcge dec iheG ict VtI Be
sod On > credit Of SIX end twelve m0rtG p-rchs-rr 10
execute notes with apr We s-cuI ; OF The ur-h-sa
money, the title to be Withheld until Payment II the
same.
sale at II O'Clock A n.
JOHE c LzT ER.
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On ChanceTy at Bsemplais.

CFATE cF TENNESSEE. -Pr0csedInEs bid H. the
, Gle rs office, ChanceTy side o. the Comrnvu Las and
OhsaesFy conrtof the city CT Memphis ~Tussday, Nay
the 26th, 1851.
j.. $ Tsyior and t. B.. HcEven, arm OF TAYLOR &
McE~en, Comp ainasts
yB.
Charles AcDermott and G. " Daval aud wife asrssrst
L., Del rdauts.
It appearing fran aAldavit aled in this cause that tue
defendants, Charles NeDermOtt and Il y Duvaf and
wiz, Margaret L. Oval, are rCu-residenis OF III.
siate Of Tenuas ee, IL l. ordered that they DO sBrer
their appearance herein bef re or within the a,t
three days Of the next term OF rald court, to be he'd IN the
sec nd AoHday IN NOveFn er next 1851, ADd plead an w.F
or deHur 20 cOnplalnanis' bill, or the same VIII De- taken
for Co1Tessei "a 10 tn u and set for bearing OK gartn. and
that ! copy Of tbis O'oer be Published once 3 week Tor
fouI successive weeks IL ths HeDphls appeal 4
oopy-0tteet! Jon o LAkiER,
Clerk and Hastey.
Harris aud Wilss35 solicitors for compliments.
ss3-isS2v
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Professional GarOs.
DSS. }. 9. WaSSus 3 Wm. WAssOa,
NO. 800. DENTISTS. NO 300.

lave zoyed tneir cGice TO corner OF Ras=sstSs
II UEiQS AND MATE STREETS EZ
Were they have ausd up and fnrnishcdUI WeEW
foens 5E!.ahls Tor the accommodation Of 1I-I
no . Who may favor them with their confidence, and
hsVing thus located permanently GGer their professional
seTvlees mfhe aiGereDt brsnshes OF Dentistry, promIs
ia ths putIc g serve them ia the most Skiufgl aud
sWtlcloas manner, ana ~ every reasonable case warrant
satisfaction Goth ~ 20 uyeFstions performed anu
lnsrses i0f lie sane Further than this we wish 10
Od ont 10 indGcemert whatever, TO ensnare the pa lie
or oraw tnem e cur once 10y any exhibition Of Dental
specimens, o. propCS4tions 70 70 cheap Deutstry,o OF
81 price IS CIV. or even lower than the worry lowest"
or by sny 0tEei nisTepTe-vniatio u facts in any way
THztevsE. eIs1er dc Ne E.sh airy o 9 to mistake our
na@e (@GsSO03 for that az smother S. the name f.
plane, 6ud oiaCs OF business easily found Once c=-rer
% Uninn cDG &aIa n so falS tiwaw
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AUeg 20 -


The shove mentions LIT. 40 8 sfl t- sahdIF5led
and sold n cts 20 sI't purchss@r.- Plaza o: VIII ia VII
b. * ibied en- he day OF sas
TEzA r saLF.-Oi eIit Of seven and fvga75
mouths with interest," from cate pu chssrrs f1 e1ats
Sale a. II Gcl0CS 4. Il
JOIN O. LA-fEE.
~Es9-dav+d r-F -rf rusrfr.
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In ahsnCery at Memphis.

TATE or T6NNES 81 Proceedings had N The
' clerks ycice. thaacery ssGe OF the ooU mon law and
the 2gth. 1851.
JONI ID A~oS Complainant,
".
Dan bic and Josiah ". Park-r, Defendants
II spptarlnE fr1O. slldayit fled n this cause that the
DEFENDANTS, Dan AbIe auu Juslaii W. Parker ere non
resident" o. ne State OF Tennessee. Il IL ordered
has they do enter their sppaarn1ca herein hefsrp
or wiihm ihe hrst thee days Of the re 4 term OF sa a
oouTt - Dc held Ga the second HOudav in Eevem-
Der next, le5is ana plead answer or demur D. COM
siainznrs ball " the same Will be taken for confessed
as TO them ana 81 tor hearing exparte, and that q ccpy ct
has order De Published sRcs a week fT four success
: We Weobs IA the Memphis Appeal A c.py-attest:
JOHN @. Ian ar.
Clerk and Master
NOllnine, LuSter an1 Lee, solicitors Tor s,mrIe5y
zuN seS lHE&z
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CaANCERY sALE
OF AN
UNDIVIDED GNE-TUE@D
IN THRH8
VALUABLE TRAITS o. -

nURSUANT to 3 dec p b. tee Charrery
Mempth, rendered Nov NIB T lfrn la19
cas- o. Jamsa n. Coleman sac susan Foe au
y 3. S. williams, Angas 6rt enlav ans utae.
o.
Thur day, OCtOhe Sd 1881
in front OF nv cm1s il the e. y Of armpnr.. r
sell &c the highest bidder, the undiv q deur-.a
terest OF Jamss n Coleman esd THe, au-aa Co.
il and 20
Tnree Valuable Tracts Ea
lvlrz and being IN shelby e5uut Tennessee
One bun ired and sevsnfg-dvs -cTp traci In Ken
Section Z, iith Surveyur's1 district on tte His-
river. being the same that was s1Hd fu "a bel
Bayiiss - J n. Hunt and Asry He Z IN me y-sr t-
recorded is the ReEistsrfs Cfice o. Shelly @ ru.r
Book +, pages q sHd .
ALS@TEe hundred scre tract IN Seton 8 "a
8 oz Lossa Hatchis rtvery Known - % n Bit
Biua.
ALs0-Two hundred ard sify acre trre on ire
side o. Wslf uvpr, IN SPctian 2 md Etnz. q b.i--
sems upon which y d. Snstd a { VII rrstdr up1a
TfRaS o. SALE-The o4r thlrd lutrrrrt in
tracts o isLd shove descfibe1 VI be slld urar p or
ef sdz months. purchaser 20 sLerut~ .str Rtfh stJr g
5selfly i0F the purrhsss ulBa+g s p - o. csesrr.
u. DIS Q IA Izz.
ssPs-dswtia oArR saa ar.
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Alh ~ o.

Albert P ks, ole &C the h.wiy appointed
brigsdieT generals ID he Confederate servi p
j. one If tie nost UOtsbie characters Of hi,
dav. A distinguished Wutfr Of The AugustaI
age, remarks that natuIe Is not so Prodigai Of
hei bOuuties as TO unite, IN cay considerable
degree, the qualities Of d deTent char cteEs IN
the same p+TrOH ; that 10 10 against her laws
70 confer tmrhebce on an individual except in
a SINGLE chsrsc er or parsuit, TIE rule here
lstd duwn Is unGeBisbIY Sas 20 which rhe his
terry of TIE World fuFHiShes but few FXcep ions.
Blt few Rsge ever lived ia the Tide OF Timer
Who were great as statesmen and warriors, or
poets ahd poll lcians, or speakers and writer's
HIS Dry duTs, Indeed, furnish a fey Jigstrloas
examples quite familiar &c the int nigpnt
reader. Tie people os cur own country are
somewhat noted t0r the number Of pursuits in
WhIcA lacy engage. FiHding the Held Of enter
prise open 10 al who choose TO enter IT, NAM
of them Sc < fame and for une THROUGH a.
MANY different I%hTsuIts, and IN ss many differ
PT1 Characters rs they may think mest Fayor
able 0 tie attainment II the end they have IN
view. j must be confessed, hoWev 7, that Int
~ If them have scQuir+d eninenee, and no
her OF tim excel in more than bnp
character.
humorous public men now active in
the Confederate States, we must allow to the
e~ebtlrbsn hose teme heads It's article, the
Haim # versatility Of talent. Albert Pike IL
al eAsttE dih EE anu ielGiGib SPEAKER dB lUog-
sancs az men who have heard him in State
conscrlioBs and IN popular assemblies vii
trst ~. He 70 = good ritter, IS all will az
init Rha ar { miiiAF with HE e0rtribu' .aas 10
tie political aad literary journals Of tA1 COM,
try. he il a Wy Respectable p0st, as :, a
critics of the North and the south have long
since decided He is an editeE in goot stand
ing, ss his brethren of tae ggiil, ah9 the read
eFs Of the several journals with which be mas
- .0-uarfa4 raFIl taafffu H., -
Of decided ability, as we are told, and as his
success IN the high courts would esa very
clearly 20 Indicate. He possesses ability ard
Judgment in financial matters, as is shown by
bis success ne a man Of businfss. His claim
10 TIE tiile q q hoTibeTh born msa with gpBu-
fps snuiheTn courage WIS eRrRed and estaA-
officer ca tie terrible battle 6en OF
BGsas Vista
. ! northern born man With south
eFn principles, is doubted BY nc one who Is
fsmiisg with bis course thTossh big long
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In Cbaucery at memDbis,

CFATE OF TEHEESSEE.-ProcecdIngS had il the
y Clerks Office, Caaacery side q The Common LaE
and Chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, MONDAY,
Nay the 6th, sol.
J. " Obrlsp and r. n. B.lcb, firm % J Y. ChTi7p i
Co., GOmplainauts,
".
George ". Miller and David Z. Townsend.
Defendants.
II sppe ring from ahidavit FLED IN this cause that
the defendant, GeoTpe ". Miller ls a n3n-tesI-
dent Of the State Of Tennessee, il is ordered that he
10 enter his appearance her"in before or within the
drst three days Of the ueNt term Of said cuurt to 10 held
on the second Monday in November next. 81, ard plead,
answer or demuT u ,omplaluants' bill, or Iht same Wit
be taken for confessed as TO bin aud let FOR hesrir . eX
PaTte, aud that c-py % this order be BU5ishrd once D
week for four successive week in the 3 emThiS APP
peal. A o0py-xttcst: JOHN C. LAHTER,
Clerk at master.
Kurtrecht and McDavltt, solicitors for eoapiaInsnts
AaQf.ufu
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George ". Miller and David 4. townsend.
R -pbeIon G W. Lincoln and Green River ca,l

HUW VUII0TTV WI u ~ ~ V---|-TTIT1 v CIIT0T0TT
July the I4th, 1861.
Thomas James, Complainant,
vs.
B. -Phelon G W. Lincoln and Green River Coal. Iron
an . Aanuf curing Company Defendants.
It appearing from ahlda It fled in this cause hat The
defendant, tn" Green River Coal, Iron an Marufac-
turing Company Is = n0u-resideut o. the STATE u Ten.
Eesseei it Is ordered that IL DO enter its appearance
herein before or within tie arst three tsys O.,
the next tenn Of said court, to be held on The >ec,nd
Monday IL \ vember next, 1891 ana plead. answer or
demur 10 Complainant : bin, or the same viii be taken
for Confessed as 10 It, and set for hearing tx parte, and
that g copy Of this order he Published olce 2 week, feT
four successive Ue-ks, in the Memphis Appeal
AcJpy-attestf JOHN o LANIER,
CLERK aud 6a-ter.
wickersham aud Beecher, solicitors for complainant.
se3iaw4B
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Executors yS0SJCeo
~ f urdsrs-gard saving suggested the iBsoIvency Of
lie Es;ale II II. z R1bsrds da.d, do brrebv. pur-
susut 20 an order OF the CLERK g The .Cuniy Court If
shelby county, Tenn not sl persons having claims
against the estate OF ssIi 10 ards, { appear and hle
the -Ama with the Clerk OF sait Court, a"thCuti -ated
10 he maurer prpsc- bed by Law, N or against the sat-
"a day n~xr preceding The nrst Noudav in sarcn, 1862,
or thtv viii be barred. =. WICK ER6HAN,
r. A. BEECHEa.
e.gi.yn Executors OF II. h. r bards. 4. ca.
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IAgFsa-y, October Sd 1851.
IN front Il ny oGrs IN the city O. X-m.ai. a.-.-.- .
sell to the bighes bidder, alth@ rs @ tet- % I
interest OF the def-nt - Hone, is AMI TO -tr a. BE-
described lot and parcaI o. grounf. sid sEril r1 a-
pr0venlents thereon, i5-Wii ; a c-s All aa 3D.
the esst side OF ST Martin -tFett. Ia thr o. r-- -
phls. shelby county Tennessee. asHu- ID.
souh lde o. aud adjoining a lot furrler- own
Hughes and e ns the r ne d cpHV vel o.
d fendant Moore. ioiutly viii dei-rdd G q.
@ BfooEshfr-. BY r N EIrbT. tv deed f-f
1853, BeSmui : on the ec~t sia@ q 81 a-r4
tho s0uth-Ee Z corner Ur said HHgle5 -
Themes soufb o. and V ID s.. H-TtIH --Tsu taf
70 astsse; thence east one hundred ard SIX
20 a stake thence north thirty frct 20 sab
west on hua&red AID siSty-uIue feet % rh- t-r
II BENG ths ZANE lot noe c0uvty-d BY o q
T"wn-eUd and o iiuamsou. The interest
therein beng enc Undivided shire Part. sa- i-..
subject 10 the lien q d iuCautrsrc- &C iE- H
chase mcney thereon, being tie acc 70 r.-
TERMS OF ALE-Th shove d.sFIi o. rr.r
Be ssid on credit oss ven months DGrcrs I'd
note with ePprcyfd security t0r 20 pur D - M
lien 90 be retained or title wtEaP.d q 90 ..a.H.
purchase money. Sais a. II o1co.k 4. %
JOHH g. L3tE.8
ear3 dzwffs fa-1 Pr
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Tar day October 81 1851,


In trout o. ny Office, in tAs city o. Aem3tis, p--c.af 10
sell, tStas highest bidder, @ Vaut lie Trr,t g h. q. STE
uatr lying ana beng ia the county Of heiy State e.
Tennessee c. ntsiEing ten -c-s= 8 beng ia r.r.l pa
half o. a twenty acrs t-s-tf C uT.7rd uy thsre- = krE
and Lucy Il. H gtaEap "eou Hi G.dCuas 2 % rta.
Jr., bv . coed dated Aay Sth. 1893 and rec rl-G m 90 B
Nos Vages 1854 Q Ia toe Hegislers slice q Shelby
county, Tennessee, whca fE-uiy scT~ trsrt Is bon ded
q follows Beginning ar a stak-i the -u-l line fthe
join j &c grant OF sou eCres, where Jn- uarfi Jan or
the EsT State Line road Is IHt-rse,ted bg th= aest Ire
OF Mclean avenue. ruHnfus thence VT saii -vvrue
north 81 des. east p cnains q q 70 o. r 10 a Stale u
the West iine ~ sail avruEs, -hetce We-t6 t-E north
8 chairs and - iinks. % q stzkFi ta-nce asu-h q e.,
west g ch1iu~ sad 10 sinks more or less the uar p tuls
Cf the rev Stste Lue roar and souih inc o. Ire JEAN
Rice grant; thence east 5 ctg-, s0l;h win s.ln iIus g
chains am - links, 20 The 0 siuuiUg.
TERMS E-The above described trsc- o. Land
wiz be P IL an EDIT q seven and fifteen mui tas.
l~sfch-seT 70 eEeSuts E0tss wi-s approved eco iy for
the LuTcaase Money lien o. De retained N the preuI-
sFs until payment Of the same.
Seie at II 0'ciDcE A. n.
JOHN q. AETrR
- 9-dawtd Iark aud Easf1r
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NTADRIEe,

az a ROXEs s da, Butter and Picnic Crackers,
an 50 b xles I and 9 pound cans owe Oysters.
50 dpssn qusri, pint ami bali Esnoa Pickles,
100 \ anu - 90 ~ 4 r. and sugar Rslsias,
20 bbis and hslf barrels v hike Fish,
10 h-tr barrels hJlarstBs,
% Ltls UIda- zni Wine Vinegar For sale
tv HUBE J.. RURD & NJ TON
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BsS6ESgy'S Sasg'32sg8s
FLORENCE ALABAMA.


TEvuIS most csiebrsted Watering Place Is now open
fu~ the reception Of ,isitOrs, aUS has q ready @
Euos many persons fEJU G.re-en paris Of the country
We hive engaged the serve Of tEe celebrated BOLD
ING BAND Tor Jne season. who are hard 70 excel or
brass II strfEE Instruments GH5 advantages Of dshi-R
are al Ited by 81 VIC have visited this p.ace 20 excel
tnosH % any other watering place SINAI creek being
oniy a qasrter cr a mile, eri Tennessee r yer ouiy iygr
miles disten-, and We are supplied with ASKING bcats
or SKI r Frr purpose. Our Teu-piB kli0yS and BIZ
NHrd Tables are IN so7 yrdsr.
The waters OF these spIIuEs are recommended b.
more than two han red Of The most sE8in-nt shyglcians
il the surrounding cauntrvi TOR the cura OF scroi1Ia
r5psy, a~ysueVsia, liver ,mpiaIut, diseases pecuIisT 70
femalcs, sore ewes, chraaic dIaTrhea, syphilis, and all
dscsses OF the Eidneys primary organs, ard all euta-
neogs disease Runners OF tn most remarkable
cares have been testified % b. most respectable living
witnesses
lol Jsnss H. 'c0on, late OF Tuka Springs, assists In
toe n}ausgrBeut OF the house, and no pains viii BE-
spare1 to make our GUests IN every way comfortable
0ur table shall be supplied with the best the country
-doras, ana cur RECOMMENDATIONS III every respect shall.
be rs good az those OF any other watering place in the
country,
Our st &c coaches will be al TIA depot al Florence Oh
the arrival Of th- csTs, AZ ell Times, aud convey all pas
ssngers 10 ami from the SPRINGS without delay
our livery stable is veil stocked with Carriages, bug
gIea sud horses. Tor pleasure riding.
nv fq-sF Fills a 90, Pro8rietors.
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In Chaocerv.a al N7emDpFs

GTATE OF TENNESSEE -Prcceedi ing nd in the
- clerks chce chsucerv Zoe Of the COMMON Law a. 4
chsncery court Of lhe city OF Memphis, FRIDAY, June the
7tE. 1861.
Robert Wallace, Complainant,
v.
Sylvester &orey aud sherif Of Shelby county,
Defendants.
It appearing from AFFIDAVIT fied in this cause that the
defendants. 81 vesleT W0IPy IL 4 nOU-resudent OF the
State q Tennessee: Il Is or cred tLst be do enter
has appearance hsrrin before or within Tie erst three
days o.! the next term Of said court 90 BE- heid on the
s, olnd Monday IN November next 1851 and plead, az
swer OF demaT 10 c5mP!ainanI's bill. or tse S, me VIII br
taken for confessed as 10 MIN sd So Tor h~alug eZ
partR. AMI that d COPY OF this order be pu lisrsd o Ce o
week for four successive weeks In the HrmpLI- Appeal
ACOgy-attest. JOHN g LANlHR,
CLERK am Nest r.
Small K FOute. sol for cappIts. ses Iau4g
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CHANCERE SALE
OF
A q BIZ FARE,
IN
Shelby County, Tennessee.

DURsU Ant 70 a decree Of he Chaacsry CouIt 81 E4m-
/ phis, rendered November Trm, 1-81 in me c. O.
Tilmau C BetiIs aHi 3. H. CspHs -. Frazer Titus and
P. 4 A00n I WILL or
Thursday. Gcteb ? 81 1851
in front Of my omce In the city Of M-mpdlz, proceed %
sell 70 the highest bid1sr,
A Valuable Tract ef IA d.
containing F5ur Hundred snd Four kcr g. situate IN
Shelby couutt, Tennessee. north o. Wolf p var. rouaa.-
y thn farm o. Frazer Titus. aad fauii~ry ku-zu .
duck Range" being the same con eyed 10 sa O F Pa
tus 5y Ms 3. Parks ana . f. walker t-vh --F--d
As Of record in the Registers 'l1a % She ty county,
Tennessee, reference Is made for usras an eurds.
TEAMS OF SALs-The above m-n-iJIra tracs q
land will be sold on . credit o sax, tEsive 10 rf.htsea
mouths. purchasers 70 ezrcule bonds Wlfh e proved se-
curlty fer the pur1ha5- money. with a Ell rei-insd on
the PREMISE until payment OF The s4Ue.
Said tract or Ian siil be subdigided aid fnli 10 Us
7 tracts 10 s1i plNhasers- a uisl ~ FlIh utI %
Xhlb; I'D % the Gay OF sale sale 81 u &c ct A.. ~.
JOHN g.. tahgga
EepAdawtds glerE au- easter.
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En ChaaceFy at Memphis.

VI ~ -
Finaie and Brown. solicitors for. mDIainant
se3-taw4w
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-24
SLAVE STATES.

*Twenty-one Senator's and seventy representatives
are known to be openly for secession in the event of
Lincolns election TO the Presidency. The Legisa-
ture will not meet until next fall, unless the Cover
nor calls special session. The Convention will
meet in December and will be for secession by a
large majority.
ELECTS new Legislature November, 1860.
Twenty Bell and Everett members were elected
to the Arkansas Legislature in 1860 This is
stronger opposition to the democratic party than
was ever before known in that State.
sWe are unable to give the political classification
of the Georgia Legislature, but, on joint ballot the
Breckenridge party has 200, Bell so, and Douglas %.
THE new Mississippi Legislature politically clas
sified as follows, viz: Senate-Democrats, 26; A;
wings, 8; independent, l ; vacancy, 1. House
Democrats, ss; wings, 6; American democrat, ],
and two vacancies. The vote for Breckenridge and
Bell will be close.
acknowledgements, %; Union, Z republicans,
!. House-Democrats, 35 Union, So; republican, IL.
GOVERNORS OF STATES FOR 1861.
The following are the Governors Of the several
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Opposition majority in the next House.

THE NEW STATE GOVERNMENTS
The Political Position Of the SereraI States in the
Present Crisis OF the Union.
We publish below important statistical informa-
tion giving the political classification of the men,
bers of the Legislatures of the several States that
have held elections the current year. In the free
States, it is almost unnecessary to say they re-
publican al nausedm !; in the slave States, as far
heard FROM the Breckenridge element is largely pre-
dominant
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THE AID FAL0REM BANNER,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

4 SHORT time since issued prospectus for Week.
"A y newspaper, to be called the AID VALOREM BAN.
NER TO be published in the City of Raleigh n G. The
encouragement have received, far exceeding my most
sangune hopes induces 10 issue this prospectus the
object of which is 10 inform the public that will on the
ist Of January, 1861, the publication of the
BANNER, not only WEEKLY, but also DAILY.
So far the Banner lakes sides with political parties t
will be Democratic; but with regard to Internal Improve
nents change system of Taxaton and the preser
ration Of Constitutional Unon it will know no party,
but will be the Jealous advocate of all these repudatng
secret caucuses twhere the spirit of the Constitution q
often vioated packed and partial Conventions and the
scheming of wOu6 poitica demagogues and rcksters
] shall be just and fear not.
TERMS OF THE DAILY BANNER:
One copy year, in advance, IS 90
Five copies ' 20 90
TERMS UF THE WEEKLY BANNER:
One copy year, in advance, 81 90
six copies '' 10 90
Ten +" ! 4" Is 90
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Raleigh, n. G.
Dec. 81, 1880. 106-
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STOVES. TIN WARE. &c.

WlIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity that he has
Just received fine assortment Of -... g..
Office. PafIor, and Cooking Stoves,
together with beautiful assortment of CRATES and be
offers them at such prices as will defy competition.
He has also opened fine assortment Of TIN WARE
to which he invites the attention of the public.
All orders for Stoves Stove Pipes, anything else IN
his ne promptly attended to- aud satisfaction guaranteed
. 80 49,. Il. J. HESELBACH,
N. B. will continue to carry my COPPER SMITH
business in ai.-its bfaAchss HI. H
. Raleigh. c., Nov. 20. 1890 sS-Smk
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HUNTS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
RALEIGH, n. C.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS IN
OIL COLORS.

Prices Ranging from e2O to $50.
TTNHESE PORTRAITS CAN BE TAKEN FROM DA-
IL guereotypes and Miniatures, from Life and being
finely finished in Oil Coors Canvas, they perfectly
durable, and make beautiful Paintings. They be
larged to and such changes alterations
be desired be made. Mr.. ANDREWS the Artist who
and fine COoris all who wish finely executed work of
art should call at the old established Gallery Fayete
vile Street Those preerrng portraits painted from lie
would do we'll give Mr.. A. call Persons having Da.
guereoppes of deceased friends by giving the color of
the hair eyes and complexion secure permanent and life
like portrait photographs be finished in Water Coors
Psstee India Ink Crayons at prices ranging from SU
to $50 The plain Photograph from 81 to SO Melaino
types for Lockets Cases, Rings and Pins Ambroypes
all weathers.
E. HUNT, photographic.
Raleigh, N. c.
March !, 1860. lS-ly.
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FREE STATES.

*Elects new Legislature November 6, 1860.
+New York elects new Assembly in Nov. 1860.
tNo Legislature chosen in Ohio this year.
Had there been, according to the vote given in the
several districts of the State, the result would have
been: In the Senate, republican, 10; democrats,
16 House, republicans, 81; democrats, ga tie.
Largely republican.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TINWARE
AND STOVE WARE HOUSE.
TREADWAY &c JOHNSON,

Successors to r. s. Thompson,)
HAVE TAKEN THE STORE 6s SYCAMORE ST,
In directly in front of the Court House. where may be
found large and well selected stock Of Stoves Plain and
Japanued Tin Ware Wood Ware Brittania Ware Castors,
Table CUTLERY Silver Plated and Brittania Spoons Hollow
Ware Fire Irons Stove Pipes Sheet Zinc Force and Sue
ton Pumps Lead Pipe Bird Cages, Clccks and large
rety of House Keeping Articles all of which selling
the lowest possible prices To merchants offer
great inducements Please call and examine stock and
prices should be pleased show goods 10 hnse in
want suit you TO price and quality,
shant complain charge for showing the goods.
Petersburg Va, Sept. IA, 1860. 74-t