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NATV0yAL

New YoRK, March 10.-The leading ap-
pointmenrs for New York are said 10 be de-
cided upon. Hiram Barney is said to be col
lector; Webb, naval officer; Hoxie, postmaster
Of New York city; f. Marshall Delshsld
Smith, it is said, stands a fair chance to be
appointed district a toTney.
Geo. Y. Fagg, late secretary OF the national
Republican central committee, has been ten
dered the position Of commissioner Of patents.
lllinoissns say Mr.. Lincoln's intimate friend,
Colonel Lamon, is certain to be marshal of
this district. Hon. Eli Thsyer is urged to
accept the goYernOrship Of New Mexico. John
T. Defrees, of Indiana, will probably be SUI
perintendent Of the public printing Office in
this city.
Secretary Welles contemplates dispesing Of
the patronage Of his department at an early
day. The Michigan delegation have agreed
TO recommend the following appointments in
that State n. G. Esbel, Of Livingston, col
leetor Of Detroit: Hon. W. A. Howard, post
master Of Detroit; Hon. D. C.. Leach, Indian
agent; Colonel Dickey, Of Calhoun, marshall;
Mr.. Stoughton, Of st. Joseph, for district at
torney.
An animated contest occurred yesterday
over the district attornsyship for Northern
Ohio. Robert Payne, Of Cleveland, was
finally accepted thr5ugs the decided influence
Of Senator Wade. Mr.. Ballard will be collec-
tor and Mr.. Coles postmaster Of The sams
place.
Adviees from Montgomery announce that
the Constitution Of the new Confederacy has
been ordered TO be engrossed. It is extremely
conservative.
Five millions Of the loan have been taken at
par, and no doubt the remainder will be taken
at tbs same figure.
WARRINGTON, March 1.-THE criminal
court to-day discharged Wm. H. Russell, who
was indicted in connection with the abStrac-
ton Of Indian trust bonds. This judicial
course was in accordance with the law Of
1857, which eXempts witnesses before investi-
eating committees from trial, Mr.. Russell
having appeared as such before that Of the
House on the subject Of those bonds.
Elk Secretary Fioydsto-day gave $4,000 Sc
curity for bis appearance at court.
An Official dispatch was received from
Montgomery this morning instructing Messrs.
Crawford and Forsyth 10 at once enter upon
the business Of negotiating with the Admins
t%ration withoutswsiting for their colleague
Roman.
An official letter from Major Anderson,
which arrived on Saturday, says be bad only
fifteen days subsistence and wood. The ques-
tion has therefore risen with the Administra-
Jon, whether enforcement be attempted or
the fort abandoned. The latter course, it is
thought, will be adopted from inevitable ne
cessity, by advice OF Lieutenant-G General
Scott. There is, however, a conflict Of opin-
ion between Republicans on this question, but
no conclusion was arrived at yet IN Cabinet
council to-day.
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THE TEST.

A correspondent Of the New York Herald,
writing from Washington on the 9th ms, says;
"a Cabinet meeting was held this evening, but
owing 70 the absence Of Mr.. SEWARD, nothing
Of Importance came up for action. One Of the
ruIes ggrssd upon in reference to appointments
Is that II the Southern Stale5 the party test shall
not be strictly applied, bat thai all apPlea"t'
SHALL BE REQUIRED TO r EVIDENCES
OF AN UNCONDITIONAL UEroSIsMp
How many Tenuesseeans are prepared to
wear GARTH's collar, inscribed with the name
OF a master far more ignoble than CEDRIE, the
-~von
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The feeling Of California, it has been re-
psatedly asserted, IS with the Norh and
against tue South in The Issue arising from the
present crisis. The following extract from
the Los Angeles Star OF February 9th, gives a
different %eoloring to the matter:
We see it stated that Senator Latham has
said;
aThat is bis opinion there would not be five
hundred men In California favorable 10 a Pa
eifc republic, and that California will 60 with
the Northern States, although it is constantly
denied"
We think Mr.. Latham is slightly mistaken
in this county, alone, be would find more than
five hundred men who favor a Pacific republic
in case Of a dissolution; nor do we think be
could fnd more than a corporal's guard in all
these southern counties, who would 60 with
the North in any event whatever.
We are on the highway 20 and from the
South. Our emigration comes from the South;
our population are Of the South, and sympa-
thize with Der. Why, then, shoald we turn
cur backs on cur friends, and Join their enc
mics to invade, impoverish and despoil them.
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this morning, It was net pleasant % him to
know that so many Of BIS friends were apply
ing for rooms 10 enc end Of the building, while
the other end was on hse.
The Cleveland appointments give great dis
satisfaction ; as, indeed, what appointments
will net? The unsaeeessfuT Cleveland asp,r-
ants declare the John Brownies bad It all their
own way.
Secretary Chase denied himself all callers.
to-day, thereby much disgusting certain Gin
einuati sspirants 10 Office.
The presidential family has been reduced.
by toe return TO Springfield To-day, OF Mrs. and
Miss Edwards and Capt. Cook.
The President complains much Of being
cooped up in doors. He saw fifty or sixty
callers to-day, selecting them cat Of the herd
who sent up cards.
The overland mail company have closed a
contract for the route under the eight hundred
thousand dollar LAW, lately passed. The old
contractors have been notified to remove in.
medlately. SIamA.
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Free Forwarding.
PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSE
AMI
Custom House Brokerage.

THE undersigned has, with Msssrs. Bingham, Bald
Il win & Co. Messrs. wilder & Gallie, and Messrs.
Hunter h Gammell, formed an association for the puF-
pore Of entering az the Gus som house aud storing IN
bond. IN sccoudnncs with The revenue laws, any goods
arriving at this port which may be intruzted TO his Gus
tody.
He being the managiug ard active partner, hashonded,
with the approval Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, COM
modious Warehouses, where al Merchandise coming 70
this port can be stored, every attention paid to its pre-
s~ervation, and for It's prompt delivery when eAtry has
been made a. the custom house, at the lowest possible
tariff charges.
Merchandise destined to The Interior viii he entered
for payment Of duties, or in band. as may Be required
By the c1nsigueEs- AL Goods consigned % him 10 be
forwarded. will receive the greatest dispatch ct the low
est rate OF charEe, and in such manner as may be d-
rested. If the duties are - be paid in this port, funds
uust be provided for that purpose; but IL 70 Be for
wsrded in bond, TIE requisite bonds will be given.
Goods intrusied % cars u undersigned, consigned to
points in the interior, viii be forwarded BY railroads or
other conveyance, as directed, free OF commission.
An experience Of nearly twenty years ia DE details
% custom house business, and q thorough acquaintance
with the warehouse laws. in every detail, viii enable
this c0psrtuership to give the greatest dispatch consist
et with the safety Of the revenue.
CHAS. G. WALDEN,
OHca ID Jlashora & Cuuninghsm's BuifdinTg.
mri3-tm Head Of DrsYton street, savannah.
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$50 oONeng.s-.rHa -.

SOUTHERN CONGREsS--EHb PHI
mANENT CONSTITUTION.
A telerrapbie dispatch to the augusta Goa
stfutionaIist, from Montgomery, under date Of
Monday last, gives the synopsis Of the per-
mapent Constitution OF the Confederate
states. The following is the synopsis
No person Of foreign birth, not a citizen Of
the Confederate States, snail be allowed to
vote for any officer, civil or POLITICAL State or
Federal
Under the first census, South Carolina shah
be entitled to Eve Representative in Congress,
Georgia to ten, Alabama to nine, Florida to
two, Mississippi to seven, Louisiana to six,
and Texas to six, and each State 20 two Sena-
tors. The State legislatures may imPeach
judicial or federal officers resident or acting in
said State BY a twO-thirds vote Of both
branches Of the legislature.
Congress may grant seats on the floor Of
either House to 5be principal officer Of each
Executive Department, with privilege Of dis
eussing the measures OF his department.
The representation Of thres-hfths Of the
slave population in elections, is continued.
Congress Is not allowed, through the imPo-
sition Of duties, to foster any branch Of IN
dus.rY.
The foreign slsve trade is prohibited,
Congress is prohibited from making appro-
prIations, unless BY a vote Of two thirds Of
both Houses, except for ar appropriation
BY the head Of some Of the departments,
or By the President.
No extra compensation shall be allowed TO
any contractor, officer, or agent, after a con-
tract has been made and service rendered.
Every law, or resolution having the force OF
law, shall relate to but one subject, which
shall be expressed in the title.
The tenure OF the Office OF President IND
Vies-President shall be for SIX years.
The principal officers Of the Executive De-
partments, and Of the diplomatic service, shall
be removable at the pleasure Of the President
Other civil officers shall be removable when
ever their services shall become unnecessary,
Tor other good causes, but the causes and
be reasons for the removal must be reported
the Senate. Practically, No esptious e
novaIs shall be tolerated.
Other States are to be admitted into the
coufederacy BY a vote Of twO-thirds Of both
Houses.
TIE Coufederscy may acquire territory; and
slavery shall be acknowledged and protected
w Congress, and by the territorial govern
nents.
When FIVE States ratlfy this Constitution, it
hall be established for the said States and,
Until ratified, the provisional Constitution
haH be continued in force, not extending,
beyond one year.
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A NEGRO AMBASSADOR AT WAsHINGToE.-
It is fair 10 suppose that one Of the first acts
Of Lincoln's administration will be to recognize
the independence Of Hayti, and receive a min
lister from that ebony republic. Why not?
All the "eiVilized" nations, including England
and France, have done so, and why should not
we be equal to them in this respect? We OBJ
serve, also, that Fred Douglass intimates,
rather mFsteriously, in a late number Of his
paper, that he shall visit Hsyti ere long. He
is probably a candidate for United States min
lister, and envoy pleniPotentiary to the repub-
lican court Of Gsfrard. Greeley once strongly
recommended Fred as a proper candidate for
Congress, and be would now, no doubt, use his
Influence 20 get bin the embassy to Hayti.
True, Fred is under a slight indictment in
Virginia, we believe; but as to that, Greeley is
too. Being martyrs in The same cause, they
will naturally be more devoted to each other
Day Book.
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The LocusTs AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Washington is again The scene Of a wild hunt
for Office. It is estimated that there are at
present no less than twenty thousand place
seekers within the District, and the cry is still
they come. Some OF them are so poor that
they carry their provisions with them, dine in
the streets, and sleep in the purlisus Of the
capitol.
Poor devils, they viii be sadly disappointed.
They have gone 10 Washington after the golden
egg, but will md only the dead goose.
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TwO STORE HOUSES IN JEFFERSON BLOCK.
Il Second street, q r. SThATTnN.
tel7-im s. II. DUNSCOMB.
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II The Louisville Journal speaks Of the
movement among the southern rights men Of
that State 10 call a convention as a project "to
harry Kentucky out Of the Union"
We doubt not that after Mr.. sEwARD's pro-
posed time Of "ons, two and three years" have
expired, and all efforts at compromise failed,
the Journal and its Uaion eoadiutOrs will still
be found bawling voeifsrouslg against "pTe-
eiPiiatioa." The fact is they have no other ar
gument whatever.
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MEMPHIS THEATER,

WIN. @. Thompson.
Stage Director. J. N. Dawson.
Carlo Pati.
THIS EvENIEG. Fhursday, March Il. 1851 THE
N IN WHITE-C0unt Fos,o, Mr.. Grimfhs Hart
right, Mr.. Mscauley; Sir Perc.val Clyde, Klngsiand;
Jacob. n. Dawson; Ana Catharie aud Laura Fairlie,
Miss Jennie Parker
This drama occupies the entire evening.
NOTICE Alteration OF Tine: Doors open At 70
commence at 3 < before g.
SCALE OF PRfcEs.-Dies s Circle and Parquetfe 75c.
Third Tier and Coi0red Gallery, Q5c.
Box once open from 10 tin O'Clock and from stiif6
p NJ TiHkstssnl Secured Seats are admissible only on
The sight for which they are secured. Attentive usbera
viii show visitors 10 their seats.
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DRS. ]. B. EASSOA & WIN. WkSsOS,
mo-, 800. DENTISTS. NO. 800.

HAvE moved their omcs to corner OF g.
H UNION AND MAIN srHEsTS,
where they have dtted up and furnishedQI FHR
rooms suitable for the accommodation n ~
those Who nay favor them with theiE confidence, and
having thus located permanently. offer their professional
services in the different ranches OF Dentistry, promis-
ing the public 10 serve thrm il the most sktlful and
judicious manner, and in every reasonable case warrant
satisfaction, both - 20 operations performed and
charges for the same Further than this we wish %
hold out no inducement whatever, TO ensnare the public
or draw then 70 oar once, ~ any exhibition % Dental
sBecimens, or propositions to do cheap Dentistry, or
"at prizes as low, OF even lower than the very lowest
or By any other misrepresenfati1n Of facts in any way
whatever. aeither DO We wish any ere 20 mistake our
name tWasa1nl for that o. another, as the name is
plane, and place Of business easily found. once osrner
Of Union and Main No- gqO. fr28-dtwaW
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Tnq FaELrNe " NEW roHk


The New York Nsps, in referring to the
probability Of a war policy being adopted by
the LINCOLN Administration, says:
Var, on a great scale, must be carried on II
this city is TO be made the depot and base Of
operations of the naval war. MI. Bineoln's
Administration must make allowances for sew
enty-hve or a hundred thousand men to hold
New York BY the throat, if it designs to make
this the thester Of these fratricidal prepare
tons. Such a continual insult TO the feelings
of our population will not be endured as to
send from our city the vessels and men to wage
war on the South.
II such a rising should take place, it would
probably result at length, in tho Middle States,
including the City Of New York, joining the
Southern Confedsraey, leaving New England
and the Northern part Of New York to Join the
Cansdas, under the Yieeregal sway Of Prince
Alfred "a glorious principally, IN. which
New England peritanism and Canadian Or
angeism might mingls as long as such cruel
natures could remain in quiet.
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$500 OOOI
ORTEO NUMER0 652 0RDINARN.
Capital Prize, 500 600.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL!
TIE THIRD ANNIVERSARY BAIL
OF III
SteubeB Artillery,


BALI. COMMITTEE Captain MILLER. First ria-t
Maisr. Second Lieut.. r Gg1eeL, Third Lfeut. E-r,a
Orderly SerEt- Schubert
COMMITTEE OF AHA tNGEMEET-Pdvats Usft.-
Corporal Schneider, Corporal schmiu. Privats Stein
meie-. m-r0-sr
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A CoEIEG sTATE.-The Nevada country,
by the richness of the Wsshoe mines, is be
corning populous, and thinks Of setting up a
government on it's own hook. The Utah Nor
mons claim that it is within their borders, and
the government Of California recommends the
extension Of the eastern boundary OF that
ssts - include it.. The Kevadsians, how
ever, don't care 70 bs under Mormon rule, and
California Its most populons portlon-iu dis
tart, and already that State is big enough foE
a half dozen of respectable size, and they
therefore pray Congress 20 constitute them a
f~erriinrY BIZ themselYes.
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GA erindstons split while In use in
Railway, n. J., on Mondays one piece went
throug4 the ceiling, another into the engine
room, and a third struck one Of the employees
in the face, carrying away the chin and left
Jaw, and otherwise musilating him,
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F1ErprsH ArrErpr no MunpER a !

FIEEDIsH ATTEMPT TO MURDER A WIFE.
We learn from the Salem (Ind.) Times that an
inhuuan wretch in an adjoining county to
Washington deliberately plotted the following
BY which to put bis wife to death. It seems
that to accomplish his hellish work it was
necessary IS employ bis OWE son, a snail boy,
to assist him. He set bis Tense on FIRE, and in
strueted his little son to perpetrate the deed.
After be set the Tense on fire, he sent the little
boy to the house after his (the boy's) mother,
to cone and put the fire out, while he 1.-THE
father) sscreted himself in the wood near by,
telling the boy before this that while his
mother was engaged in sxtinguishing the FIRE,
to approach Der from behind and sether clothes
on FIRE, which ne did, and before she wasawsrs
her clothes was in a blaze, burning them en-
tirely of and OF course burning her to death.
Tie Times does not state that the inhuman
wretch has been arrested.
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FEDERAL VEoOPs AT pEKsAcoLA.-It was
stated in the convention this mornings ~ Hon.
John Cochran, Of Barbour, who probably re-
ceived a dispatch to that effect, that there are
Row concentrated at Pensacola six United
States war vessels, with about 1900 troops on
board, ready 10 assist Lieut.. Slemmer il the
defense Of Fort Pieksns, should an attack be
made up iL-AontgOmsy .AsBertiser.
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"a a western paper, announcing the death
Of a gentleman in Iowa, saws: Gle was a
great admirer Of Horace Greeley, but other
wise a reHpectable NAM
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FosT SUMTEK.-Ws are advised that all
The Preparations for the assault on Fort SUM-
ter are new ready, but no attack viii be made
until after q formal demand for its surrender
has been made BY the commissioner upon the
Administrator Of Lincoln. The demand will
be peremptorY aud evasion or needless delay
held 70 be equivalent to q denial. A compe.
tent authority in such matters says the ar
rangements ere perfect in 81 respects and the
fortress win probably be taken without much
loss Of lie, but certainly taken. We antici-
pate liVely times in Charleston about the last
Of the week or TIE first Of next.-Macon( Ca
Telegraph.
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BLOOD & FARR.

"A MONROE STREET,
UTHoLEsALE AND RETAIL zALER IN
Pure BREcEIyRIDeE coal OIL,
Greenough's NON EXPLOSIVE Burning
Fluid, Lamps, Stoves, Tinware, ETC.,
mn4Aan1y AT REDuCEp PRIZES.
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CT BOTrs-ths inimitsbls and treacherOus
embryo abOlitiOnist Of the Old BOminion-in
a late letter to some Of bis political friends,
gets of the following
am, Of course, graHfed to know (as all
men are, or ought to be, Of their own work.
that my efforts In behalf Of the Union have
been appreciated by ny friends Of the NORTH,
who stand somewhat in the light of a god
fathers responsibility for my good conduct,
and they should be pleased, too, TO see that
their confidence has not been misplaced.
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Gov. Moore. Of Alabama, It is stated,
will shortly tender to President Davis, of the
Confederate States, one thousand men, armed
and equipped.
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Neh advertisements.
nalI for Ynnr Firearms

A IL persons having GUNs or PISTOLS for repair At
n the shop Of A Weisgsrbers or Court street are
notified 10 call for them IN ten days from the date OF
this notice, or they will be sold TO pay charges
mrf4-fot J. A.. AUER, Admir-.
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NORTHERN. PArRIoTIsM.-Cem. Stockton is
reported to have said in the peace congress,
that for every regiment raised in the North
for coercion, two would be raised to defend it
at home. He even goes further, and says I'M
less the abolitionists offer Cancellation and
compromise before conflict, he will head one
Of the home regiments I New Jersey, and
stand pledged that no foreign regiments shall
pass over Der cohssorated soil-Princeton and
Trenton battle felds-to fight the coun'rymen
OF Washington. who stood upon them, and
there bled for Jersymen.-SGUdHnGh Morning
NejBs, March 1.
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DIED.
In Louisville, on the ION inst, SUSIE CARROLL,
daughter Of L. L. ard n. c. Burke, aged four Year,,
nine months and twenty-five days.
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&EEH az Work!

THE o PRINTING OFFICE Of The late Memphis
i Enquirer Is still open, and all orders FOR work
promptly attended Co., as ususl. Having every facility
to execute, we respectfully solicit a share Of public
patronage PledginEthat OF orders will be faithfully
attended to, we are ycu-s, respectfully,
J ". OfNEILL,
mriO.1w n. R. PARISH.
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A LITTLE GIRL, between tires and four years old.
- had on Ehen che let home a dark dress and red
stoekAgsi cannot talk Information in rsgard 10 her
VIII D. ihauEfuly received BY JOHN A. LRVY.
kesideneo IN Washington street, between Third md
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DRS. J. B. MiRTIS W. CURRY


W associated themselves iu the practice Of msdi-
II elne, and viii give their entire attention 10 he
practice of theis profession.
Omce over Cherry a. HaU7vsF a.rh o---e- q u.Ff.o,
street and Frocf row - -
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o -.

TIE TREASURY NoTEs or THE srArE.-We
find the following as an advertisement in the
Mississippias, and publish it for general in
formation;
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In ChaDcerv.a at memphis.

UTE OF TESNESSEE-Proceefings had o. the
- Chancery Side Of the Commm Law and ChancarT
Court p the city o. Memphis, Tuesday, January he
John Fitmsn, Arthur K. TayIsr, Wm. Paris, John
SiaekWel and Alexander Bowers. Compliments,
vs..
tAgmas r Peyton and George c Harbin, arm o. Peyton
q Har5ln. ana others, Defendants.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
10 p1feuance Of a decree Entered in TIE above stated
e4ase, o. date January %. 1861. an o. the parties Who
,reestofa o. Peyt1n & Hardin, are hereby required
oiefE and master o. said court, On Or before the 18th day
y Anil AsoLi In order 10 receive their Pre- rata Of auy
3lsy % meheys belongings 70 the fund 10 said cause,
gslns t1e aams assigned by defendants, Peytou 4 Har-
o1n. e. Dr. hasiant, trustee.
JOHN C. LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
> ! Wstson5 solicitor for eomplslnants.
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IrrEREsr1No.-The Montgomery cores
pondeut Of the New Orleans Dslta says;
The cotton planters; I an informed, are
much grstihsd at the very moderate export
duty which has been placed on cotton.
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DWELLING HOUSE F0RSALE
A T RESIDENCE

. I'M 0ll9 U ITII7| 0TTHE- U--"00II Hi ID
shelby Streets.
THE House contains Pour Rooms, Kitchen, Eervsuts'
i Room. etc The lot fronts 81 feet. ne yard L1i
beauuful shsde trees and shru55er-a desirable place.
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For. Hare.

lust RECEIVED from lower Mississippi. 400 bush
y gesuiHe Boyd Pr0liac Cotton SEED. ~ fgr - Il,
mr6-dawtW 6AAPLE. MITCHELL & co