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rnTWEe FEEtEEt -
CsE asuE OF %EHE UNION
M accomplished and beautiful Maa~ns
- one Of the nobisst victims Of TIE
on.b revolution, while on The way to TOE
la,Totips. rasssd beneath a lofty statue o
80 and thus apostroPbizsd it, o LID
-rt I,bsrtyl how many crimes are commit
"a pame.v Even 80 in our own eo0n'5
crimes to be PsrPetrated in the na@s -
afEs Urion." .
The army and navy Of the Unissa e'l
which are the Joint property ana employ -,
al TIE States, organized and supported -.
their protection against foreign ioes' arc a,
.urnes upon he communities who have ellsH'
contributed to their support 20 butcher 'Dsl
cirizsns and dssolste TIE whole southern e01n'
try.
l. The recent debate in the House Of hsP.s'
ssnsauvss, On The army appropriations bill ~
sHEExAs, TIE chairman Of The eemmito'
tRepubliean), used The following eDPnau'
sgsuags;
Il 10 be ny deity TO ycu, 70 my tslioN,
hsr-. and 10 my coBurymenI norm ~
" E, 70 sly frankly. Aat % roting TOT "
lraF hHr 70 e wilh ne expectation that %
lamg eUl be ussd 10 protecting TIE acknoNl
edged property Of the Dotted states, 10 reco'
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snELHr oOU.rE nass ooavrr-

mass convention Of the people OF Shelby
county viii be held in the city Of Memphis,
o. Saturday, the 9th inst, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the State cOuven-
ton, which ASSEMBLIES at Nashville, on the
Ash Of February a full attendance Of the
people Of the county is requested and desired.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

hauEger...-.....--..--....Mr Wm. C Thompson
stage Dlrector.- J. N. Dawson.
Musical Director. Carlo Patti,
q Farewell seneat 10 M. aud Ms. ". J. FLOR.
ENCE.
FRIDAY EVENING, January 25, 1861 HANDY
AktT-Hancy andy. Mr. Foreuce. .....WORKING
THE ~ORACLE-Ars. Ference IN foar characters. tvs
sosgs and a dance Nj. Florence 10 four crsractors...
LORI FLANAGAN.
NOTICE Alteration OF Time. Doors omen At eu
TO commence SIX precisely.
Scale OF PRIcEs.-Dtess Circle and P@zrquette 75o.
Third Tier ani Solored Gallery. 25..
Box Office orsu from 10 tin O'Clock ard from 2tU
?. II. Tickets aud Secured sests are admissible onlv oa
ne night tof which they are secured. Attentive ushers
will show visitors u their seats.
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SPIED.D0R0H0&sTRlsG
HAVE ON HAND
HE.9PT' STOCKS
ELEGANTDREssgIIK

FRENCH WORKED UNDER
SHERTs,
LADIES FINE CHEIEESEs.
SPLENDID Evening SILKS.
REAL IRISH POPETEs.
FINE BEPP VEEOURs.
CHEAP FUR SETS.
FINE LACE CAPEs,
CHEEESE EOAEs -ANEBAWDz.
GENUINE FIJI MERTNOs.
BEAUTIFUL LACE COLLARS.
FANCY THULE BERTHAs.
SOLID COLORED SILKS,
COUNTRY WHITE LENsEvs.
LADIES' IVORY COEBs,
LADIES' SHE'LL COmBa.
CHILDREN's FANCY HOSE.
FINE VELVET CLOAKs.
HEAVY WINTER sHAWIs
BEST INDIA TWILLs,
PURE IRISH LINENS.
DONOHO & STRANGE
3l4 MAIN STPEET. MEMPHIS
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r. Alabama has declared for secession
bu that portion Of the State called North Ala
bama makes the most vehement opposition to
it. Is NORTH Alabama 10 be coerced2 Isn't
secession revolution, and doesn't the right Of
revolution belong az much to the people Of
section Of 9 State as it does to the people OF
whole State?-LouiSBils Journal.
We take great pleasure in being able to cor
rect the very erroneous impression which
seems to have been made upon the mind Of the
Louisville journalist by Biack-RePublicaF
eaaards regarding the reported disadsetiOn il
North Alabama. The wish was father to th'
thought which suggested this "rehement oP-
position" in the free soil press Of the North
where it first saw the ligh. OF dsY-based, a.
originally it was, upon the most palpable ex-
aggeratious Of the vsguest rumors The
State ordinance Of secession Ia Alabama has
been signed almost unanimously BY he dele
gates 10 the convention, and none are found
so recreant to their duty Of State loyalty as tC
raise their voices in opposition to the sovereign
sdict which has been issued. Alabama hal
spoken for secession BY near ten thousand
popular majority, and the people from The
Tennessee river to the Mobile bay are a ami
in acquiescing in her declared policy. Tb'
minority party deserve credit for their spiri
Of Cancellation and their msgnsnimity.
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q The Nashville Patriot publishes th,
proceedings OF the late meeting here with sp-
prevail, and infers that North Alabama will
not act in harmony with the other portion Of
the State but we are justified, By the state Of
things here now, in saving that North Ala.
bama is still loyal to the State, and will con-
tinue to be so, despite the Tefracsoriness Of a
few at home and any influence from abroad
HanksriLe Indspsnfe n.
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Main Street, BF1nkiey's BlooE
Onion Sets.

MADISON sTREEgAsw
s Davies cd sta
p constantly On land 3 eoYY-st.
family ef0s'ris'' III stands
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J. ". STEWART, A. Gee. Principal
REV. J. D. STEWART, L. B.
MONS. EDWARD IsNARD, A. NJ,
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ca The New Orleans Pieayuae recon.
mends Huntsville, Ala, as the capitol Of the
proposed southern cORfsderacy. The Mobile
Regfsie- asks and thus answers the question
"Where shall be the capitol city % asks th,
EUeRing NeBs, and answers Mobile or Mont.
gomery." Neither place will suit the Consti.
tuIons Of border State members. Huntsville
On a great railway line, and ia the salubrious
atmosphere Of the mountains, is the besI
| place.
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withdrawal OF inc Georgia Oonsre..-

WASHINGTON, January 22-In anticipation
Of official Information OF the secession OF
Georgia, a majority Of the Representatives
have already signed a letter Of withdrawal
from the Heuse. Messrs. Hill and iaarde-
man have not vet asssntsd,
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Our Sunday edition is meeting with a degree
OF patronage that demands a corresponding
effort on our part, and no exertion shall be
wanting to make it in point Of quantity Of
matter, variety Of information, and interest Of
subjects, superior not only to any city or State
contemporary, but to any paper throughout the
South. Among other material preparing for
the coming Sundays paper, we have been ia
vored BY Rev. Ed. MAoCLURE, Of Grace
church, with a copy Of a sermon preached by
him on Sunday last, upon " The Landing Of
the Cavaliers at James own, as eontrsstsd
with that Of the Pilgrims from the May
1ower.o It is a production well suited to the
times, and glows with the warm fsrvor and
poetical inspiration for which its gifted author
is so much admired.
We viii publish in the same issue the speech
Of Senator BENJAMIN, Of Louisiana, as re-
Gently delivered in the Congress Of the late
United States upon the politics Of the day,
which is said to have produced great sen
sation in political circles throughout The coun-
try. Il lie a sound and constitutional argument
against TIE dogma OF coercion.
News dealers will please send in their erderl
early, as the demand will no doubt be muet
larger than usual.
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AWMa
MrLLEDGEvfLLE, January "a number Of
resolutions we're offered to-day, and adopted
Among them was one appointing a eomnlttes
Of sixteen to report on Tie power OF the con,
~yention 10 reduce the number Of members 70
the legislature; declaring that Georgia viii de-
mahd Der share Of the public property; an
other pledging the State to pay he mail car
riers for transporting the mails In future; and
another iRstructing tue committee 70 report an
ordinance authorizing the appointment Of a
council Of safety.
SIX delegates entered heir protest against
the ordinance Of secession, but pledged their
lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor 10
defense Of Georgia against coercion and in
vasion.
An ordinance was offered declaring an white
persons 10 he State at the time II the adop-
ton Of the ordinance Of secession, az citizens
or the State, without regard to their nativity
or length Of residence. The ordinance was
appropriately referred.
A lengthy letter was presented from The
postmaster at Savannah, detailing the evils Of
a change In our present postal affairs. The
letter was also referred.
An ordinance was adopted providing for the
execution OF sentences passed BY the Federal
courts, and for the execution Of processes
Issued by the SAINT courts, and to preserve all
indictments fron said cour's.
An ordinance was offered, and made the
special order fos tomorrow, continuing in
force all Federal laws 10 reference to The Afri-
can slave trade. It will be almost unanimously
adopted.
Wm. J.. Yason, of Augusta, has been ap-
pointed commissioner to Louisiana.
Gen. j. w. A. Sandford, Of Baldwin, has
been appointed commissioner to Texas.
The proceedings Of to-day were OF a very in
t~eresting character, and the galleries were
thrown open to visitors, who avsiled them
selves Of the privilege in respectable numbers.
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HAVING sugzseted the insolvency. Of he estate Of
H David Capley, deceased, b the uou1fy cont clerk,
o. Lauisrdaie county, and he having ordered pubiica
ton 70 De made thereof, this l6. Therefore. n notify 81
persons having claims against said estate 10 ae mem iu
said clerk once, duiy proveu and authenticated, 90 Or
before The 18th day OF July next, fsr pro rats, Or his
not fied.
lal5-wst A. " BTRN. Admtnistator.
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r--aorERT Janl3rT A.-Ihe Convention
.4,nfed rssolutioHs recalling tie Aial
TO- e.ersssatatiFes In Congress and an hor-
Rsp.- gossraor TO appoint commissioned
4 Wsshpgion
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MANuFAeTUREs IN THE soUTH.-Nle cot
ton ana wee.eh msnutsei cries at Richmond,
Va are said to be doing an excellent basiness.
and viii continue &c work their usual bumbsr
Of operatives during he present year.
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oNSnR9GP.

UYHE partuership heretofore existing between Drs.
4 Bailey a. Gray was dissolved on the lat q January,
1851, by mutual consent The books and accounts are in
the hands Of Ar II c. Slaughter for collection. Those
Who are indebted % us are requested 70 come forward
ard settle, BE- the business must be closed.
taa3-3t BAILEY s. GRAY.
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DEATH OF REV. a. N. BRYAN.
Many Of our readers will peruse the heading
Of these lines with a heartfelt pang Of grief.
and it is with feelings Of no ordinary sorrow
that we announce that one, for whose pastoral
cares we have entertained so profound a
respect, to whose faithful and eloquent minis
trstions we have lis ened with such sdmiring
reverence, is no more. He has fought the good
fight, be has finished bis course; be has gone
where bis divine Master had laid up for him a
crown Of life. Mr.. BRYAN was born in Ken
lucky, aud in that State be received his educa-
ton. Becoming impressed with convictions Of
tie Importance Of a life Of religious devotion,
be became a member Of the church, and finally
a preacher Of the Gospel among the Cumbsr-
land Presbyterians. He became settled as a
preacher in that church in Pittsburg, Pa,
where be lsbore5 very aeeeptably. In 1855 De
secedsd to a call from The Cumberland Pres
5yterian church in this city, and his labors
here obtained for bin not only the warmest
affections OF his congregation, but the respect
Of the community generally, who were attrac-
ted By bis eloqusnce, his esrnestness, and the
4lLA4AuE d11AluAlH VIII WHICH AE AtNIs1A NM
self to his lofty duties. To him may well be
applied - character Of the good pastor:
'fUnstiuful h. &C. fsvn, or ask Tor power,
By soctrines fashioned % To varying hour
Par other aims his heart had learned to prZ5,
Ms-e bent 20 raise the wreichsd than 20 rise
In his duty prompt At every call,
He wEtched. De wPpt. he prayed, BE- felt FOR all
Add as q bird each fond endnarmeut tries
To tempt its new hsEied of~prilC 20 he skies,
he tried eacs art, repr0Ted each dun de-Hy,
Alured % brighter worlds md led the tray.
For three years the congregation in Mem
phis were favored with his services, when be
returned to his old charge in Pittsburg, and re-
NAMED there until called to his reward. He
died Of paralysis, at his HON in Allegheny
City, on Tuesday last, leaving behind him a
widow and six children, two sons and four
daughters. "Blessed are the dead that die in
the Lord.0
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FOR TRADE.

372 ACRES, IN Shelby county, Tennessee,
fiteeumIes from Memphis. near Forrest HAh semlhaI
80 acres cleared slegsat improvements land uch a-
productive.
This place VIII be soid at bafsain for Esmphis etl
Or suburban properly. dry goods, hardware etc. OF VI
be Exchanged for IsYec bonds.
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UHIo.-Ihe Ohio house Of REPRESENTATIVES
by a vote Of hfty-eight to thirtY-0ne, has in
definitely postponed a bill to repeal the "act
to prevent Kidnapping" Under this act, saws
the Cleveland Democrat, during the yelling
ton Rescue trials in the Unitei States court, in
this city, three persons, ons a United States
marshal, and the others two Kentuckians, act
ing for the owner, were arrested and indicted
for a penitentiarY ~otfense, for sTresting a fugi-
tive slave under the law Of Congress for the
rendition Of f~ugitives from service. Il waa
framed and has the effect to nullify the fugitive
/ slave law Of Congress.
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VNTE are Just In receipt Il g large lot o. very supe-
w riu- shingles which we viii sell very low 10 close
the consignment We VIII always Keep q supply on
hand. Call son at
FLOURNOT 8 c~RAwFOED's,
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FOR RENT.

AN ELEGANT DWELLING, with 81
acres Of ground attached, Just sJutn o. Port Piezerins'
ALSO.
COMFORTABLE DWELLING, on VEL
iinEtou street. near NJ. Appersoa's.
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Elem advertisements.


TNHE members Of ANGEgOEA LODGE. Ne.
L l65, will meet at their II %, Oid-feIlows'
Binding, tHtS tFridayl EVENING, 18th inst, NIX
al Io'clock, Tor The p1fpCse of hearing q lecture y
by Bro. J. R. Fiippin, in accordance with appointment
ma5e b. the Lodge.
The members Of South Memrhis aad Leila Scott
Lodges, and ali Master Masons in geod standing. are
fraternAuy invited % atteni.
By order OF the ". ".
1l2o-it EE. q. KIRK Secretary.
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Lincoln himself says " this Union
can't endure, part slave and part free" The
northern Democrats would do ANYTHING to
preserve the Union, but they will not help
Lincoln do what be says can't be done, unless
ne changes his mind about It. II the Union
" can't endure" what's the use Of calling on
Democrats to kill people about It? Better
decide hrst.that the Union can be preserved It
will be time enough then to call on the Demo-
Gratis to pin the States together with baYonets.
!" Raw FlIncoln ro-Qaincu Herald.
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MEMPHIS, January "a.

GENTLEMEN: I an honored by your letter,
Of this date, requesting me to deliver an ad-
dress at the proposed ra'ihcation meeting on
Saturday evening next. While the compli-
msnt implied By this request greatly exceeds
my ability to justify it, you do nc 10 more
than Justice in assuming that feel deep inter
est in the issues presented, and am thoroughly
with you, in he parpose Of resistance to abo-
ltion aggression, by a prompt, r%esolute, and
effective resort to the only remedy now Left to
US. In this spirit OF devotion to southern rights,
my humble services are at your disposal, at the
time and for the occasion you have indicated.
an very respectfully,
Your fellow-eitizen,
SoLoE BoRLAND.
To Maserq lanes EIger- & & Claaves. and
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ELHWOOD HALE INSTITUTE,
near ElmH00d Cemetery,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

J. W. STEWART, A. ,--"-.P- Principal
REV. J.. D. STEWART, &. 3, Assistant
MONS. EDWARD IsNARD, A. ~,
Prof. Modern language
THE NETT SESSION VIII 7gnurlre -1 ElEuH~
18TH JANTAEF- LGI- ~ ne al1. .H
prepared for zuy czs in college T mas
Few p1pIs can BE- ao uu1-arf w- l
he residence q ths principal zear -ae IE.--a-
jal-5w
LaGrange Synodical College.
THE Fourt6 Session o. La5ranrs s1s a
L 0pessd on ne l2th % 5eFru5r al H-E
i 5OHN r. WADDEL, D. D. P-es- P-a
o. ssured auI Ancient Llteraf-re.
. John g.. "a ID ID Fulses- 10 E
Nafs1hvi-s. Bellies Lrrrcs and uisraTF.
3 IOHN a BLAE8s y A. Pu-r9r- % E.-
Philosophy. CheussrV, ctr
& JAHES T. MEIas. "a Fr1ferr H-a-a
ics, Asir91emg. s1d CIV aoEreel
8. WILLIAM A. AXIS. r. A. Admit Prrr
q Languages ard Mathemzue.
TUIrf0N-HsI payable at the opening sa 5a
AM The otherhafl st q Janlar
ConunEf1t 7
Deposit for rI
Total Collage dues for nine 0usas..-.--s5 ID
Board can BE- obtained In ths Gms-ez rs.- Hs -
Specialize citizens % tle village % LaG---- nd BEL r-
eluity. a. prices VARYING trm So usl6 s. s u--
i-1caling meals, lodgmE, rsi and vUalrE
TIE aIvzltarss q He Institution are F-.a 81
il 20 q share Of pu5Ic p-lcnases and -As- cl-
ally bcoming Ereaier.
me prospect ~ curIsfinE the s-1l=uas- E-H1
Is bright. sI57 COO OF b. being nov certain
TIE hezlla. m-r1 ne, ai r-lrl1us r----f
LaGranEc compare fsrcrahl1 With rfa=s -f eng 5~
western viiase. ulr a1es-ihls aiFa7 rl every
For eanlasass aPsJ to ne Prssasnt ua-
Der % he Facufy- lI-E-'
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A Valuable Cotton Plantation
FOR SIZE

IfHE PLANTATION belonging 10 the estate -
Il Of ihcs O. CrenshzE viii Dc sold Il pebble 9
sale, OF The premises, OF the 18TH FEBaUARY~
next.
said Plauiation is beautifully situated 10 the southern
part Of Ooahom3 county, On The Mississippi river. hav.
ing q good landing both il high and low water alse
Wei protected ~ lcrec. Il has On il a 8 oI Dwelial
HOUSE Tin. NIL, CABINS, AMI an other ncces arg out
bousea. There are ab0rt 1881 acres in the trait. an
upward u 400 acres ID q hich stste Of cultivation. This
Piantation adjoins that OF Co. n O. Chambers and Is
one Of the best and most desirable places ia the bottom,
siiuated IN = peasant eifhbJrhood. etc.
T~ERh6-Sl5 600 cash, SO, 90 Octohert 1851, $40 0cl
April 1, 1855. and balance Oci0ser !, 1862. vita bond
AID good security Tor deferred paymsufs.
Alss, AZ he same time viii be soll The Core. Farming
. ensilsl Stock Males etc. h~elouving % ibc place.
At The same time will be hired uut ffty-ssven likely
Negroes, belong ug e ti= estate.
N, D.-The P~lantation wall be cleared Up, and several
hundred acres beddee NJ eady % plant
B. ? SACNDE s, Alministrat77. etc,
ja25-ueblf H.. C~renlbaw, deceased.
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Lease fOl Sale!
a BARGAIN.
HnsOIVent Notice,

HOUSE, with ten wears leass o. ground. on Jefferson
H street new renting Ter 500 per year viii be sold
Tor cash 90 as % pay 40 per cent. on Investment.
jas A~ONSAHRAT, DUPHE 4 co.
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n T N A
INSURANCE COMPANY,
81 HARrFoRp. coNNEcTIcur.

Attention, Military Companies.
THs UNDERSIGNED beins The most extensive ,
i SOUTHERN importer and manufacturer ofr
oomuaniesta the large stock o. DRUMS. FIFEs and4
l~NsrRUkENTS for Brass Bands, Of his Own manuiac-
sure.
Drums 6nishsd with any device Or ornament. ac-
oording 70 order. ". BOJOHER, IN,
. East Baltimore street,
iaA az Baltimore, Maryland,
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Ez-The Charleston Mercury SAYS that when

G9@The Charleston Mercury says that when
South Carolina seeded the amount Of money
in the sub-treasury there was $4,000, which
amount has been reduced by payments, ae-
cording TO the laws Of the United States, to
$4,000. The Mercury continues
This sum is still in the ub-tressury, to the
credit OF the United States treasurer and the
discussing agents. South Carolina has not
touched a cent OF this money, and Der forbsar-
anes in that respect is the more remarkable
because a large amount Of it is due to her own
citizens for the outfit and provisions Of Fort
siege the Office doors Of the sub-treasurer-
that officer having no power to pay them with
out an order from the authorities at Wash
ington.
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9&b advertisements.
1T AUGTEOK

WILL be sold On FEBRUARY 4, 1861, the BRICK
" KILN, containing say 10000 Bricks, situated o.
NE Aley eas side o. Main street and north Of Bsal.
Sale a. 10 o'elock. A. 81.
ja2s-gts JAHEs L grOuT.
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SOUTHERN RIGHTS RATIFICATION
MEETING 0NSATUnDAY EVENING


CORRESPONDENCE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. p.
Hon. SCION BoRLAED Dear Sir: We are
about to engage in a vital and important can
vass. On Saturday next we will nominate
candidates for delegates TO the 5 ate eonven-
ton, WHO arc for resistance 70 abolition az
grsEsion. We propose to i~nauguTate the can
yass BY holdisg a ratification meeting in
Memphis on Saturday evening, the e6th inst
Knowing the deep interest you feel in the great
issues involved, and that YOU are thoroughly
with MS as to The remedy, we Request you to Be
present and to give us your views at length
upon the issues likely to be discussed in The
canvass. Hoping yo1 will hudit convenient
to favor US with an address, we remain, very
respectfully,
James Elder, J. C Cavanaugh, Joseph Bar
bier, William r. Hunt, T. j. Foster, }. W.
Crisp. JOSEPH Lenow, Jas. Eamilton, NJ. J.
Wicks, S. T. Morgan, VI. NJ. seay, Edward
Picket, Jr., F. II. Clark, Thos. n. Allen, W.
X. Hill. John Cubbins, Jas. II. Edmondson,
Jas. Coleman, John Hsllum, 7. W. Hunt,
Geo. II. Monsarrat, J. d. Williams, NJ. Z
Galloway, B. J. Semmes, A. Street, K. N.
BaIch, Henry d. Small, NJ. J. Wright, II. L.
Guyon, J. B. Thornton, J. c. Eaves, J. NJ.
Keller, n. d. Collins, S. B. Williamson, c.
Deloach, W. c. Brant, H. r. pueh, F. Titus,
F. NJ. White, J. H. EFskine, Jno. v. Baugh,
c. G. Cleaves, N. B. Forest, A. K. Taylor,
A. B. Coffee, o. B. Parker, D. n. Currin,
H. Tilman, D. B. Molloy, George Fisher, S.
NJ, Woodson, B.. NJ. Lilly, J. J. Worshsm,
+. NJ. Gailor, T. A. Nelson, Lewis Selby, ].
W.. Rhea, A. Woodland, W. Howard, VIM.
n. Walden, Joseph A. williamson, VIM. E.
Fnnaa
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FOR REM Tt

A COMFORTABLE AND ROOMT RESIDENCE, with
n 10 ? and a half ceres q sr1uul, on M9-by avenue,
near the Pair Grunds-
Possession given a. once Rent $50 per month.
iaIs MnNgAVHAT DUpHEE s. co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-25

IN on BEFOR q FRS or MARCH we
" viii remove 70 the oHce next deer to ar present
stand, sid next door 10 P. Lane q Cos, where We will
Be Pleased % see All our Osd friends and acquaiatanoes.
faz1-Iw BOILING RIGGS & co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-25

| ON II fsTH DAY UF FEBRUARY. 1861. / a
~ viii oder and sell to the high1st b!dier the
following described parcels aud tracts OF land, 49,
to-wtt 8. " < OF section IS, ! OF fractional -
sec. p \ q sec. %, y OF s. z. < % sec IS, \ OF N
\ o. sec. IS, x Of N. y Of sec. 10, \ OF 8. ! afs C.. Z
: ofS \ Of sec. 4, \ Of W \ Of sec. Il. ali in town
ship 5, range s east.
Also, in same township and range, the following
tracts All Of fractional section 81, s. y. frac. \ o
sec. 90 s. \ Of NJ. z. \ OF sec. o, Z sec aue east O
the same Also, another fra ti0nal \ due east and ad
Joining the preceding one Also, a fractional \ Ia sec
uon -, township 6. range g.
These lands viii be positively sold, for one-half cash
aud balance IN twelve months, at the Court House door
in Marion, Orlttendsn county, Arkansas
JAMES BERRY, Administrator,
is2S-Iw mar % n 1vles