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BARTOk,s pERBERRE CoRDIAL
wIGGs BROTHERS 8 CO.,
Estrava---shelbv Conntv.


TAKEN Up By W. P. Resvss, on the 72d day
i Of April, A. D. 1884, q sorrsl HORSE, ISN
eight years old, nfteen hands high, enc hip dis-G
located OF knocked down, and valued - $50. Said
Reeves resides near Raleigh, on the Memphis and SOM
merville plank road.
TEken up By Isaac Wesson, 90 tbs 18th day Of APRIL.
A. D. 1851, two hULRs; enc a dark bay mare, seven
or eight years old, fifteen bands hieh, shcd all round,
white spot or star n the face, marked with gear, and
valued 81 s60s the ether q light bay mare, small size,
thirteen hands high, letter G on the left hip, msrked
with gear. ten yEsrs old, and valued a. s45. said Wes-
sou resides on the Memphis and Germantown plank
road, At the second toll gate, IN 18th Clvii District.
Taken up ~ Wm. stsrnes, on the 18th day Of April,
A 1851 q hay horse MULE, age not knswn, fifteen
End = half hands high, shod on left hind foot, lsrge scar
on the right side. and appraised at $40. said starnes
lives two Gne q half miles west OF Raleigh, on the old
point read, near hcconneI's mill.
Taken Up b. Jas. R. Eckles, on the 2sth day Of April,
A. D. 1881. . black MARE, I've OF six years old. four
teen and q half hSnds high, right hind foot white Up to
eastern Joint, black spot on the right side q the right
foot, collar marks en- the Shoulder ana appraised II
Si0o Also, a mouse colored Horse HULE, QUE year old,
thirteen spd a half hands high, black stripes down the
back and shoulders, supposed to be the fold Of the Rare,
and appraised at s75. said Eckles lives On the Macon
road, enc mile east Of Wolf river bridge, ia TN Civil
District.
Taken up BY wa. P. Day, on the ID day u NAY. A..
D. 1851, = bay mare PONY, I've or siz yeas old, four
teen hands hieh, foie feet 3 little whtts, branded with
tue letters 3 : On the right shoulder, and appraised At
445. Said Day resides two and half miles soulh Of
hseigA. near W. s Wills station, on GsrmantoEn
road
Taken ID y James H. Luxen, on tho an DAY Of Nay,
A. D. 1851, two MGLESi one is a dAs & brown or blaek
mare Mule, fifteen Or sixteen yesrs DID, lsrge lump on
the left jaw, knees considerably sprung. one shoe on the
len fore foot, fifteen hands high, considerably marked
WITH gear and valued II &l0i the other IL o yellow bay
mare Mule, i've years old, fourteen hands h gh, marked
with gear, two skaes on the hind feet, and valued A.
SO. said Luxer resided two and . half miles south
west o. RElesgh, on The sommervills and Memphisp plank
rosa-
Taken Up BY G. NJ Bartlett, on the % day d Nay
D. i6ei. brown marc MULE, seven years old, nfteea
hands hiRh. sb0d before and a half or piece Of shoe Oh
her left hind foot, shows marks Of burns. ans valued At
sss. said Bartlett resides at Union depot. on Memphis
and Ohio Railroad. r. S. FIVE Ranger.
Raleigh. Nay Is. fssi.-Imys5-wsts
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G1E. HUeER.-The Charleston MsrcuTyss say
Of Gen. BsBismin Huger, who has recently
been placed in command Of the Virginia forces
ct Norfolk
Gen. Huger has had al tse advantages Of q
frst rate military education. Having enter
ed The Wesf Point Academy ss a cadet 10 1921,
be graduated IN June, 1926 and was detailed
for services - brsvet second lieutenant, third
artillery LET JBiy Of the SAINT year, was made
csntain Of ardnancs 30th May, 1882 At The
opening Of hoetiiitics With Mexico, be was
attached TO Gen. Se0tt's stat, 40 chief o. ord
nance Of the army in Mexico. For gallant
and msritorious conduct st tie siege Of Fev
n--sE 6tbe z9fh Of March, IefIbe
breVetfd Daj- 4 fha 2 ertAe Or - tloiii
del Rev, be was brsFsied iientsaaDt colons
FOR sxsllart and merilorious conduct" eh
ssptsrber. 1871. Again, on the bloody feI
ID Cherutuscos September q, 1S47, be WI
brsrsted colonel, for bis services. Il is thougl
as coon az tie Maryland brigade is complst
he will assume the command at their reques
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BRIDsEr.-Missus wants you to send her a
box OF CephAlie Glusi No, ; bottle Of Prepared Pihs,-
but Pm thinking that's not Just it naitheri but perhaps
YEN be afther knowing what Il Is. Te see she's nigh
dead and gone with the Sick Heaiache, and wants some
more Of that sane a. rstsiyed her before.
Druggist-T0u must mean spslding'E CepkAlit Pills.
Bridget Och { sure now AID you'vs sd it; here'B
The quarthsr AID give ne the Pfis, and dont Be al DAY
about It aither.
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J. G-RHESMABER & BRO.,
Cabinet Makers & UphOlsterers,

A BE nov prepared 70 execute sTdsrsEsENNNU
IA in their line in tie most perfectk N&SA-
manner, and At the shortes notice. 4
Having furniture cars Of their own, 133I
they will receive orders for moving. taking down and
setting Up Pianos and Furniture Of all kinds, on the
most res enable terms.
They will also give attention 10 laying Carpets. pol
ishinE and vanishing Furniture, hanging Curtains and
Shades, and TO sbe execution Of Upholstery in all lie va
~rieties.
Orders solicited at the store Of IngrshAm 4 Lees,
Main street, or 1877 Main street, ct the desk q W. B.
Miller Co. iai6-em
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Headache Is the faVorits sign by which
nature makes known any deviation Whatever from the
natural state Of the brain, and viewed IN this light 1t
may be locked on as d safeguard intended 70 give notice
Of disease which might otherwise escape Attention, I'LL
too late &c be remedied and It's indications should never
be neglected. Headaches may be classified under two
names, viz SymBtomAtic and Idiopafhie. SymptsmNtie
Headache is exceedingly common and is The precursor
OF q great variety % diseases, among which are APO
plexy, Gout, Rheumatisu ana all febrfle diseases. In
Its nervous form 1t Is sympathetic o. disease Of the
stomach constituting Sick Headsehe, Of bepatic disease
constituting Bilious Headache, Of worma, constipation
and other disorders Of the bowels, a. we'll IS renal and
uteriAa affections. Diseases OF the hsart are very free
quentiy attended with HeadschsEl As-n.a and Plethora
are also ahections which frequently occasion headache.
I~diopathic Headache IL also very common, being usually
distinguished BY the name Of Eervozs Hesdache, some
times ceming On saddehly In 8 state sf apparently sound
health, and prostrating at onoe the m9ntEl and physical
energies, and in other instances IL comes On slowly, her
aided By depression q spirits or sesrbisy Of temper. II
most instances the pain is in the front Of the head over
one or both eyes, aad sometimes provoking vomiting
under this class may also Be named Hsuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class Of Headache, the
Gephalic Pills have been found 3 sure and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains In = few minutes, aud
~ It's subtle power eradicAting the diseases o. which
Hesdsehe IA the unerring index.
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COMMANDED OF Costiveaess.

TwEETY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
NJ. spslding has sold two millions Of bottles Of his eel
ebrated Prepared Glue, and II Is estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken furni-
tuTe, thus mailing an aggregate Of twenty millions Of
dollars reclaimed from total loss b. this vAluEkle inven-
ton Having made his Glue q household word, he now
proposes 10 do the world still greater services BY curing
all the aching heads with hrs Cephalic Pills, and II they
are &c good as his Glue, headaches viii sooa vanish
away like snow In July.
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2aIg appeal,


A&A4
slavery.
The venerable Lord BRoUeHAM has long
been known as one Of the leading and moai
influential Of English abolitiOnlsts. No one
has denounced African slavery in Parliament
or out Of Parliament with more bitterness
than be. He did a great deal to overthrow
he institution In the British West Indies and
procure is abolition there BY aes Of Pariia-
ment. He is decidedly, however, now, against
the agitation Of the question in Great Britain
on account Of its unfortunate effect in the
United States. In the course Of some remarks
upon s.. Domingo, be said;
aSixtv years since be had proclaimed bis
opinion that there was q very great difference
between abolishlng the slave trsihc and giving
freedom to the slave He laid Z down then
that, although thsir FIRST sympathy was due TO
the slave, their next fslioW-fceiinE was Que TO
bis master, who was possessed ct slaves BY
crimes not OF bis own committiDg, they having
descended TO hin from ether Lands. He re-
pea.ed the same doctrine now. There were
meetine. being held In this country which be
era sprecated-meetings which ought not
gU Confefd-meetinEs at one OF which six or
"a ,b,s -sI-s ago be had himself promised TO
No. when he found, after what had
D. OF u'''"' - he United States, that II was
ross roce pts we n,an American slavery, he said
o. csnsble of iudgtRHo means, t~ghsteUeTs woaid he
4.is~Io 1Ulfh koldiag, presiding or
y Of fhGt isScripfioa. Re
F, put At the service q az uhom hl r0ios might
effect OF this sensr7u2 holding such nesfings. 1t
be railroad companies nsta nof fati 20 90 greqI
mediate demand for Trto A"sTea, u snySolns
iiam Of circulation. 81 the so5th, ana afmUlt
all Amsriosns, we're peculiarly sensitive and
Jealous; it would be the worst possible cslsm-
ity, and might endsngsr the peace OF the eoun-
try without serving the slave, sut rather post
poninr indefinitely his liberation. Hear,
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u Did you ever have the SICK Headache?
Do you rsnenbsr the ~thFobbns temples, the feverei
brow, The loathlug and disgun At the sight o. food2
How totally uHrt yen we're Tor Tieasure, conversation or
sfzdy Oas q Ga Cephalis Pills would havs relieved
you from al The suffering which yoE thsn experienced.
Fsr this snd o.her purposes sou should always have a
b1E Of theu o. had g Use As occasion requires
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GREAT DIscovERY.-Among the most i'm
portant 5f al the great medical discoveries Of this age
may be considered the system Of vaecinatien for pro-
ts1ior from Small Fux, the Cephalio Pill for relief Of
Headache, and the use * Quinine fer tho prevention Of
Revsrs, either o. which is q sure specific, vhoss bene-
Ats viii be experisncsd D. SUFFERING kuoaanlty long after
their dlseoverers are forgotten,
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THE HISTORY OF THE CRUsADEs.
Il By Joseph Francois Michaud. Trans
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THE DIVERSIONS OF PURLEY By John
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SUNDRTES.


&agae@H IS.
Am ERLs waite Heshanoch Poisioesf
4UU aB6r6 Red Neshano-h ectsfefs.
800 brls. Baliims7e Bre f~8tsloess
xa bris fnndoa Lady Potatoes
$50 bra Cslifornie p1taioes;
$50 hrs. rloire Russell Arriesl
100 SACKS He'd onidns
so sacks fresh Boiled Mesi.
AIqO-susar, Gore, Mniasses, salt, Tea, foaEooo,
cigars, CARROTS snun Parrafue and Star CErdies,
OTsteTs-haifs AID quarters eardines, Nails, Fsuib,
Nets, Wines, Gins; Apple, Peach, lrench and CEgnac
Hraadiss, etc, etc. Just received ard for sale low 70
sha trade. FLOUREOx s. CRAWFORD,
fefOSaE No. II Front Row.
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HONE MANUFACTURE

II OOEIEG GLASSES, PARLOR MRR0RS POR-
Il TRAIT aud PICTURE FRAMES, GILT MOULD
IhGS5 - cheap as they can be imported, al
FREEMAN & CO.'S.
$50 MAIN STREET,
-11-TwraearfuT Fro-f,s bfo-k
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AnHKsT AND EXECUTIONS OF A LINCOLN SFE.
The con6uctof OF he Orange shd Alexandra
railroad reports 10 The Lyncbburg Rspublioan
thar a LucoiH spy, nsmsd Lambert, was ar
rested at Manassas Junction, on Wednesday,
and after being tried before a coHrs marital,
was sentenced to be executed yesterday morn
ing. at II O'Clock. When arrested be bad inst
reached The JuBetion from Hsrpsf's Ferry,
and was endeav0ring to pass on 10 Alexandra.
10 the lining Of bis coat was found a detailed
drawing Of 81 the fortiheatioHs, positions Of
forces, etc, at Harper's Ferry, besides several
other papers, which fully established bis true
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MlsfaIaReoas.

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On me giAsT DAY ~ saSu1aT. issi.
l.. me mans o. mis- sm...s- -. r..,-
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Ceah on hand and IN bs~nt....auEa %
cs.h b haasse scent. ana hs
@tmuase. %
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gs'sesai 80 ssiI.islsi ss,ss.s
hs ID Faafl nreft, Hartford ..- 1870.
Atseka and bonds ss foil0gs, viz.
A. Pa vai.Ns val.
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Doeas PhoniE Vista,
Hartford. .......... 1900 900
lOnasg Connecticut river
gtA.hh 0g btee1,
Hartford .-...-s.... 5000 $500
asIqsI5. 1000 1000
Apsaa bahk u Hartford
oglAy Hartford -. 800 1900
N.n SlHflef OAk w.
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New York ..-....... 1000 1900
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Hs- iorE. 1000 1890
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ANlAHaaseHsssaa AIsNlN AIEO
tnNue DIX
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go ~ mi. - w" ss@1
York N
100 shE n Amer.
New Yort......-.I IA ooo a5oo
500 shs Hsfropolitan ~
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Boston .......-..... 1000 10 no
100 shs Blk OF Cornmerce
Boston .........., 10 ooo n .oo
100 shs Graaite * Bo.- ~"
90 "a ,o
10 shs SuHolk byk, Bos-
100 :hi Hide < Isiii,i ~" +
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100 SIS webster bank.
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100 sbs National banF
Boston ............ f000 10 fes
Zoe shs Atlantic bank,
Boston ............, 10 ooo 1o1oa
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Boston .,.. 10 aoo foooo
100 shs Royiston bank.
100 SIS Revere bssr
Boston ......r 10 coo foooo
zoo shs Bt Of the state
CT Missouri 81. Iouira n soo % 400
200 SIS Merehant5 ~
81. Louia.. % ooo N aoo
81 shs State BIZ Of wis
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I25 shs Union bank Al
any.... 70 so To- 20
80 shs Montrsal bank.
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n0shs onnectioutriver
20 shs Conneeticat river
railroad oompany.... 2.oOo Isoo
100 ;hs hartford New
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N - RmhEIc-

~ W--| W.-NN"
As VOC perceive, I have purchased TIE stock Of Books
md Stationery Of Aessrs. Geo. Pattis0n q Co. Ipur-
pose 20 conduct tho business Euier the name and style
Il a. wade & Co. Most respectfully DO solicit for the
honse q share q public pataHage.
- HEERT WApE.
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Il Over excitement, and the mental care
aud anxiety incident 10 close attention 70 busiHsss or
study, are among the numerous causes OF Nervous Head
Eche. The diaordsred state Of mind and body incident
to this distressing complaint is a fatal blow 70 all energy
snd ambition. Sufferers By this disorder ean always
sbtal7 speedy relief from these distressing attacks BY
using one Of the Ccphsie Pills WheRever The symptoms
appear. 1t quiets the JvertaEked brain, and scothes lbs
strained and jarriug nerves, aud relarss the tension Of
the stomach, which always accompanies and agsr&yates
the dlsordsred condition Of TIE BRAIN
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GES. BUTIEA-Mr. YOst, the editor Of the
StsuHton Vindieaf0r, who attended the Demo
cratic convention at Charleston, where be met
Gen. Butler, who was a delegate to that body
from Massachusetts, gives the following &C.
Of hin:
A more ersven-hearted coward never walked
the earth. With the most r~sVolting counte-
nance ever worn BY man, he is the impersona
ti0n IF a horse thief OF lard pirate. Without
a particle Of courage or honor, be ls endesvor-
ing to ape the nan OF war. Driven with
bT ckbats and sticks back from his passage
with his regiment through Baltimore by IN
armed citizens he has recently signalized his
coEsrdice BY offering insult and contumely to
the people OF that city, when their hands were
tied. We have seen the miserable creature
s~uubbed, spit upon, and insuited beyond endur-
sncs to a gentleman, with no other response
than trembling fear and p~oltroohery. During
the sessions Of the Charleston convention be
was bought with a price, and when called to
an account by young Smith, Of California, for
some Yankee trick, be begged Ike a whipped
spaniel, and covered before The gaze az a
brave and honest man. The maD, in fact, is a
brute. He looks like ne-sc like ore. For
such a creature to talk OF ~concuering the
Sostn For such a miserable poltroon to
threaten 70 invade Firginiai
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CHARLESTON WOTgF

fAAEBiATELK opposite dopot Of TIE Meurhls and
] uhafleEt0n Railroad P0ssenFeu On the N. 4 G. r.
3 COR the above House, viii retain fhei- checks, and
I2slr s1gEaee, Will De eonvsyed Tree Of chsrgs. The
shove house Is new and but recently opened. Pare,
S4o9a DAY. JOHN 2. aMOUE
spLt-sm~ PropristoF.
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RnTAMRE
- I'd THGR

HAVING sold cur stock Of Baaks, staiionery, ETC., q
H Mr. H. wade & Co, AFTER thanking our f-fenis and
the public Tor the very liberal patronage extended e
US We most cordially solicit fer he new arm q oontlnu-
lnce Of their fav0rss Respectfully,
szO. PATTIsoE & co.
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&Er0Ne6.

WI WWUUNg
ON Friday night, the 25Ih ult., 1881, oneNA
" mare EULE. about siztceu and q hale "a
hands high. mouse color, eleven years old, in
good ordsrs has q small knot on The riLht hin6GAm8s
leg, caused b. a plew. tongue cut half In two, three
shocs on. two before end one behind.
Also, enc biacE mare null q little over the medium
siEe, hss a Light eol0red nose, in good order, lhod be
fore, four years cd, her mouth haa been badly abused
End she does not drink water well.
when they LEFT they had 8 grass rope wrapped three
times around their necks. both reached. The black
ones tail sEs shaved last fag; the mouse oolsred ones
tail about hall shaved. viii pay = rsasonable reward
for them. GEO. u GILL,
isI-fw No. n Ff.nt row.
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Window Shades.

DLUE GREEN AND BUFF HOLLAND SHADES
ID msde 70 order and put mp By az experienced han4
FREEMAN 4 co.
$50 EEin street, FoVine block,
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En0 SACKS fresh boiled CIR Meal ha.
I'LL s5Zor sale loH 20 lhs Esia. CsIaf
UQURNOT &CRAHWE n,F
mAs-dkE a3-n Frsutn ~
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ITO carr out the provisions OF a trust deed, executed
/ 70 me February 20, 1857, by sarah +. Wess0n and
william O. Wesson, and duly recorded, I viii sell,
ON 18th DAT OF JBEE, 1851,
To the highest bidder fer cash, On the premises, the
following Lot in Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee :
Beginning at a point on the east side Of Main street,
40 feet south OF the intersection o. Main and Talbot
streets; runuing thence eastwardly parallel with Talbot
street lis feet; thence scnthvaTdly parallel with Aain
street 40 feet; thence westwArdly para lei with Pa bot
street IIs feet to Main street; thence with Main street
30 feet 20 the beginning. Redemption waived. Title
good. Sale ct Il O'Clock, n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06
RPasaOrME.

7 I. CHADwIOG has removed his Insurance once
d TO 0dg-Pslisws' Hal, The first room on the right
Al the top CT the stairs, where he will be happy to see
his old frieuds and customers, ard adoEd them every
facility ia his power In his line OF business
he still represents the old " Hartford Insurance
Company" the oldest eompany doing bnsinessi IN Hen-
phis, and the Pheuix Insurance Company. No CON-
panies in the country have earned = better reputation
for promptness and fair dealings.
Fair dealing and prompt settlement Is, and always
has been his motto. il. CHADWICK.
auT Insurance Agent. Odd-FeIowss Han.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06
And again.

Gen. Butler says that bis face is southwark,
q that be wont take a step backward. That
ls very likely. Walking backward would Be
gins to smell powder, he will turn bis face
Norm Bid make tracks forward very rapidly.
We know the miserable braggart and pollroon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21

PRICES OF AnMTSsI0N-Dress Circle and Parquette II
cents Second Circle 90 cents Gallery, Is cents Quad
room Boxes eaca IS cent; Private fiu-"s. IS.
E-C'ange n Tmc-noors open at > 4 before 7 o'cl;ck
performance TO tcgi@ At i o'cIoct.
fell p. GLEASON, Treasurer.