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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27
MECHANICS AND woRKIxeMEN's MEET

MECHANICS AND mEEI
ING.
At the meeting Of the mechanics and VIZ
ing men Of the First ward, At No. SIS en-
house, they resolved themselves into a perms-
nens association, styled the Mechanics and
Working Mems Southern Rights Association,
by electing Col. R. NJ. Kirby president, and
Capt. T. S okes and John Creighton, vice-pres-
idents, and E. E. Rice, secretary. By
resolution the following committee were ap-
pointed to draft resolutions DIR. Cayenaugh,
J. Creighton, Mr.. Geavin, Mr.. Rands, Capt.
stokes. During the absence Of the committee
the following gentlemen addressed the meet
ing: Col. Kirby, J. D. Collins and A. Street,
who eonelusivsly proved that the oaly safety
for the mechanic and working nan, was for
Tennessee to join the South and keep out abO-
Htion workingmen. On the return Of the com
miitee they reported the following resolutions :
WHEREAs, The abolition party Of the North
have taken possession Of the Federal Govern
msnt, and intend to use the army and navy to
c9erce Southern States, and destroy the wheie
country, by setting tie negro free; and,
whereas, the ssme party hold that the negro is
he equal Of the white man, and is IN favor Of
The a~nsigamstinn OF the white and black races
IN the South, and are determined to food the
country with abolition mechanics and l~aborers,
and By freeing the negro, bring them iAto
competition with the white laborers Of the
/ South therefor We, The laborors and mechsn-
les Of tbe first ward, bod the following resolu-
tons as our platform
Rssolrcd, That we deny the right Of the Fed
eral Government to coercs a sovereign State,
and that we viii resist such arbitrary poWerto
the last extremity.
2. That we indorss the setisn Of the south
ern seed Wing States, and will vote for Tennes-
see to Jon the southern coufederacy, il we
DO not get our rights in the Union.
3. That this is a free government, made by
white men for the benefit Of white men, and
we hold all 10 be enemies Of southern rights,
North OF South, who vote the Blaek-RepGbli-
can Union ticket.
4. That we pledge ourselves to employ free
white southern labor in preferences TO northern
abolition labor. We MAINTAIN the white name
position above that Of The negro, and that we
will maintain and defend southern rights, FIRST,
last and all The time.
5. That we oppose as unjust and u1generous
to our Memphis mechanics to send abroad for
work that can be made ct home, and we bold
81 who do 90 ss against southern prosperity.
8. Tnst the employers o. Memphis are re-
quested TO employ southern mechanics and
/ laborers in preference to those who come
from The North or from Canada, who work for
lower wages.
After a speech from DR.. Cagsuangh in favor
Of the above resolutions, they were esrFisd
unanimously, and the meeting adjourned to meet
At 40. 6. engine house on Tuesday next, the
as.h last.
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" Headache is the favorite sign BY which
nature makes known any deviation whatever from The
natural STATE o. he brain, and viewed IN this Light il
may be loaksd On a. z SAT- gGarc intended 20 give notice
Of aisease which might otherwise escsne a~tte1tioa, fin
too late o. be remedied and It's insicstions should sever
be neglected. Headaches may be classified under two
nsmes, VIZ; S~ymptomatic and ldi0pathie. symptsmatie
Headache Is exceedingly eoKm0a aud j. the precursor
OF q great variety o. diseases, AIMING Witch sre Apo
pieLy, Govt, and ell fsbrila diseases. In
its nervous farm 10 is sympathetic Of disease CT the
stomach constituting SICK Headschs, o. hspatic disease
Constituting Bilious Headache, q worms. oouEtipatisn
and other disorders Of the bowels, as well as renal and
uterine affections. Diseases OF the heart are very fire.
quenty attended With Headaehes; Anemia and Plethora
are also Affections which freglently occasion h~eatacbe.
l~diopathie Headache IL also very common, being usuaIIy
distinguished By the name Of Nervous Headsche, some-
times eemiag on sHddenly in q state OF apparently sound
health and pr0strsilns 81 once the mental and physical
energies, and in other instsuoes Il comes on slowly, her
aided by depression q spirits or aeerbity or temper. In
most instances the pain Is In the front OF the head over
one or both eyes, AID sometimes provoking vomiting
under this class may also be named Neuraigia.
For the treatment Of either class o. Headache, the
Pills have been found 8 sure and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains IN a few Minutes, and
BY ITS subtle power eradiesting the diseases Of which
ID The uneuing index.
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JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
GsfRDEsT2S,
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,
Tenn,

Fort PickeEings Near Memphis,
Tenn,
One mile south from Court Square.
WE have a large lot Of FRUIT TRERs Of our Owl
w grswfhs
Peach trees, strong and vigorous, Of The latest va
rietes.
Apple trees, OF the best kind, for the South.
trees.
Also Cherry, Plum. Apricot, Nedarinss, etc.
A splendid ASSORTMENT Of large aud hlndsoma Ever
Greens, Roses and Green hose nlants
Anything in the nursery line always on hand.
Plants guaranteed TO order aud delivered to any part
o. the city free Of charge, Orders from the country So
licited.
Persons In The country wishing gardens made to Or
der viii be accommodated on reasonable terms. We
employ none but the best workmen.
Orders throuss the post-omee to me will receive
prompt attention.
Zoe Rtchevsrue having been in France this last SUM
mer has added largely 10 tie newest Roses. Japonicas,
2ahlias, Hlacyaths, Tulips, etc. &c. Also in Fruit
Trees Of the choicest kinds al OF which he viii sell al
the lowest prices for cash.
dc4-tSpi IEuquirer c0py.l
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Spiral Notues.
Common sense

RULES The mass Of the peopls, whatever The misazmed
and miaanthro3e philosophers may say 10 She eoatrafy.
Show them a GOOD thing, let is merits be clearly Demon
s.ratsd, ard ihsy will not hesitate q give IL heir most
cordial patronage. The masses have already ratified
The Judgment Of a Physie On concerning ms virtues Of
HOsfETrER'S BITTERs as may be seen BY he i'm
BsEse qualities OF this medicine Whih are aunuaIiy
sold IN every section u tn land. II IS now rec 'mizod
ss greatly superior 10 all sthsr remedies yet devised for
diseases Of the digestive organs, sub IS Diarrheui
Dyssniery, Dyspepsis, aad for the vario-s fsveFs that
arise from derspEemeBt Of those portions Of The system.
Hosistters name is rapidly beo5miug e h9usehsli word,
from HAino TO Texas, from the shores Of the Atlantic to
The Pacific. Try the article and be sstitasd.
FER sale BY dfugsias an1 dealers gererbig sgsFy-
where. HOsTETTER q SIXTH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
Is2sdinnwlw No. Sc Watar and IS Frsnt slrsst.
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9atfst Atns bg Gelrgraps.

Louisiana state COnventfOn--FOurth
Day.-seceusiOn Ordinance Passed.
BAros RouSE, January 2s.-The convention reas-
ssmbied at 10 o'clock thius morning.
The ordinance for The Immediate secession OF Louisi-
ana wass passed At ten minutes past one BY the follow
lag vote-yeas, 49, nays, II.
sEcOND DISPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS, January "a SALUTE is being nrsd
in honor Of she secession II Louisiana. The pelican Gag
Is everywhere unfurlsd, and srest excitement prevails
THIRD DISPATCH.
BATON RoUoE. Jsuasry as-fhs convention has sd
journed to meet IN New Orleans.
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CoTTUE AT NEW ORLEAEL-The New Or
Of dollars is exposed to the hin on the levee
and damaged, owing to want Of attention on
The par. Of c~onsignsss. Capt.G. Z. Kanny,
president OF the Red river packet company,
has given official notice that tley will not be
responsible for damages on To cotton they
have delivered, and that the POT warden will
be called upon to survey the sam.
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M~oRTUAET.-T1e Official report Of the
deaths in the city during last week presents
the following results; Deaths from chronic
diarrhea l, diarrhea2, consumption 2, drop
ssy 1, CONGESTION OF iangs ?, pneumonia 3,
coavulsions 1, bydroeephalus 1, deierism ire
mems 1, still born 2, cause Of death unknown
l. These are olassed as follows: adults 6;
children. "A; males, III females, q whites, -;
blacks, Z; citizens, II; strangers, 3. Total, 20.
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Nor LIcENsED.-Not a day passes that
some foolish person is not fined BY the recorder
for doing business without a license. Stephen
Fogsrty, who has been acting as runner and
drummer at the railroad dspOss for passengers,
was yesterday fined fifty dollars for inattention
to the requirements Of the law upon this sub
80
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DEATH OF Coz. ]. CocKRELL.-We regret
to record the death Of this old and respectable
citizen Of cur district. He died suddenly yes
tsrday afternoon, from an attack Of Epoplexy.
H3Hnsboro' Is. c. Registsr.
Col. JERE CooERELL was al elder brclher
Of the popular and excellent proprietor Of the
Gsyoeo, and enjoyed, from boybood 70 death,
The highest confidence and esteem Of a large
circle Of friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

PERsoNkL-Dr. Van Ruren, ihs ~well-kDown
ocUlist and surist, formerly or st. Louis, has
opened an Office in Memphis, FOR the purpose
Of prsetieing bis important speciality. Dr..
Van Buren, to Memphis highly recon-
meDded indeed, many citizens are familiar
with bis great skill in The treatment OF 4 E
eye and ear. The afflicted viii appreciate the
advantages OF q physician well skilled in the
treatment Of these dsliestssnd important or
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TIE CAvALIERs AED THE PILeRrMs.-The
ssrnon we publish this morning upon the
above SUBJECT, viii be read with great inter
est. The author Of it lie a gentleman OF IN
usual powers. He breaches his morning a:
Grace church, on Hernsndo street, between
PoB.otoc and Vance streets.
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miscellaneous.
THE AMALoAMArIox OF LAvsuAeEs.-Tbel

TIE AMALGAMATIoN OF LARGuAGEs-There
Is a growing tendency in this age 10 appropriate tds
most expressive words of ether languages, aud sitter q
Whale 20 Incorporate them into our OWn thus the
word cephHiic, which is from the Greek, E~ignliying for
The head, is now becoming popHiErizsd In connection
with Mr spaldings great headache remedy. bot u viii
sooa % used IN a more general way, and the word
oephalic viii become Is common as elec.rotvpa. and
many others, Whose distinction - foreign words has
beon worn away By oommoa use, until they seem ma
tive asd 70 the manor bora"
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MEETISs OF The CHANBEE or CoEHFRcE.
A Irregular monthly meeting o. this association
viii be held at the Exchange room, north
side court square, on Monday evening at seven
o'clock. Members are requested to be pune
tuslly in attendance.
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4 Protestant PREAcHER IN A CATHo-
Lie CHURcH.-on 3 late occasion the revsr-
end editor Of the Memphis .Adr0eois, MethO-
dist, visited The Roman Catolie church at The
corner OF Third and Adams be makes rshec-
tons upon the matter in his paper, more Cath
Ole and Christian than is universal, under such
G circumstances. We note the following: Very
many appeared TO 90 through this physical
manifestation Of their faith with a hurried
manner that would justify an uninitiated out
slider IN suPposlng that they were anxious to
get through their task and be done with the
trouble Of it; while others-and they were
largely In Tie msjority-seemed to enter into
the ceremonies with their whole heart. one
face particularly attracted our stteuhon-ws
gszed upon It until consciousness CT the claims
OF good manners forced US turn away. ltwssa
strongly-msrked HiberBo-C Celtic face; the fea-
lures we're prominent but relulaT-not beauti-
ful, IN the american sense-but so foil Of ex-
preston as to defy be most cultivated taste to
and fault with The contour. We felt awed by
the profound devotion that sat upon her fea-
tuTes-her eyes, whose Ulster was SHADED by
the tinge Of HES approaching autumn, were
frsd upon the altar and the priest with an
esrnestnsss that finest audibly spoke the deep
agony Of atroubled heart striving to reach the
throne Of mercy. . At an appropri-
ate time in the progress Of affairs, q pulpit
vas pushed out before The altar, and a priest
ssesudsd and harsngued The people. He was
a grave, intelligent, thoughtful looking gentle
man, Of pleasant manners and address .
The remarks Of the writer upon church music
especially merit attention; @The musie-we
had better say but little about it. We should
certainly Be betrayed into sxtTavsganee. L
was wusie; grand, solemn, thrilling, inspir-
ing-lt carried tue soul with it through its
lory strains and swelling, pesling tones, TN
listening vas transformed inlo worship. .
We Protestants might learn a lesson here
not 10 discard from public seryIe 3 ali soul
Inspiring music, in orr well founded objections
% monopoly br ehoirs or Instruments but to
use as aid to lie voices Of The people what
ever iustrumsntsliies God's word allows or
the practice Of his ancient church makss law
BIZ a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

GREAT DIscovEKY.-Among the most i'm
portaut OF all the great medical discoveries OF thig age
may be considered the system Of vaccination Cor pro-
tection from Small Fox, the Cephsiic Pill for relief o.
Headache, and the use Of Quinine Tor the prevention Of
Fevers, either Of which Is 3 sure specific whose bene-
dts will be experienced By suffering humanity long after
their dHsoOyerer5 are forgotten.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

CITY soHooLs.-We learn from the Super
intsndent, that a Primary male school viii be
opened on Molday morning on Elliott street
near De 500, and placed in charge OF a very
competent male teacher. This will be a great
accommodation to the citizens Of that neigh
borhoOd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

CoMPRoHIsED.-R. G. BrOckley was charged
before Esquire Horne, on Saturday, with hav-
ing stolen a watch from Elizabeth Webster, a
woman Of the town. The matter was con-
promised By his giving up The property.
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Egtravs--sbelbv County.

TAKEN u7 By Wm-H uf-ins, on the Istb dzv-
i o. November. A. D. 1850, a black horse -
MULE, SIX years old. thirteen bands high, ~
white s2-t on the neck near The ear. burn or EIl-eM
sctd on left side Of back, both ears cropped. and vIIuaf
ct so. said Huigins lives in The Twefa Civil piss
tricr.
Taken up hy walter Allen, or the 81 Cay ueosn-
b1r, ID. 1850. a hsy mare MULE, three years old. Ms
dium hight. and valued at SO. SAID Aueu lives In ne
Ninth Civil District.
Taken ~ By Ms. Martha White, on The fsh day 81
November, A. D. 1850. a bay mare HULE. eleven years
o d, fourteen Ia-ds high, shod before, AM valued az $50.
Another. a da-k brown horse MFLE, rFeivs Years ia.
nfteen hyuds liEh, shod at rauud, aud valued az 500
said white l-sldes in the Fifteenth Civil District. at
Whites station, Memphis and Charleston railroad.
Taken up By John p. Shelton. on the 18Th iav q De-
cembsr. A. p. 1850. a scrrel horse MULE. four YEAR,
Cd, fourteen haEH hizh, shad before, and vaired az
sic0. Said shelton lives three miles vest o. Raleizh.
on Dr. MerrilFs far1.
r. s. FIFE, Ranger.
Raleiah- Ia1ua-vT 1851 -Hr1Q-wtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

sHor.-Ws heard Of an ARRAY occurring on
Main street, on Saturday morning, about ?
O'Clock, in which a party was shot in the arm
near the shoulder. No arrests had been made,
and the parties were unknown.
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ComInOn law Court.

Voc HES. Totten & Co. ". BIS Worries. Non-rasi-
dent stfacbmeut i1r debt, $500, cue By note
TN ms csuse It arpeared % the law side OF the Con-
MN Law and onencrry Ceurt0 f the city Of Memphis,
Al its October term, 1863, that deIeDdaut, B. s. Noor-
hies. was q nonresident or the State or Tennessee, It
ia therefore. ordered by the c9uft that pubhcetign be
made for four f~uoc5sive Eeeks ~ the Memphis Daily
Appeal. reqriring zBic iefenda1t 10 appear during ne
al f,1r DAYS u re mex. February terri Of this court,
sa,r,es cling on tbs second Mauday IN February, ISL
~ riead- demur, or "a some manner defend said cauze,
or 10 ,gmsut BY default VII Be- entered a5tlnst BIN.
70 Is MARCUS J WRIGHT, CLERK.
By FHEHLEE, Dep. Clerk
Z. o. Riyss, slt0Tnsy fEPiaiueas. ias-tv
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Dr. J. H. MCLean's Volcanic Oil
Liniment,
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN II WORLD, FOR
4 OR BEAST.

Thousands Of Human beings have been saved a life OF
decrepltude and misery By the use % this invaluable
Liuiment- 10 will relieve pain almost Instautalecusly,
and lt VIII cleanse, purify AID heal the foulest sore IN
an Incredible short time. HcLeauis Volcanlc Oil Lin
imenl wiz relieve the most Inrstersta eases Of Rhe1-
matism. Gout or Neuralgia For Paralysis, Contracted
or B~ica1ent, it viii never fail. Two arplicatioas viii
cure Sore Threat. Headlche sr Esrache. For Burns or
Scalds, or any Pain, 1t il an iBfzllblr remedy. Try it,
AMI you viii ind 1t an indispensable remedy. Keep it
always GA hand.
Planters Farmers, or any one having charge %
horses, will save money by using McLesn's Volcanic OIL
Liniment. Il is a speedy and infaiible cure ror Calls,
sprains, Chsfss, Swelling, Ldmeuess, Sweeney Sores,
wounds, Scratches, or any external disease. Try BE-,
and you viii be convinced.
DR.. J. n MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
St. Louis, Missouri.
For sale In Memphis By A.. g. MANSFIELD & 90
also by g. v. ONE a co, EGd WARD s. EoCLEL
LAND. ia22-dzEls
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CoTroS REcEIPTs.-Tbs receipts Of cotton
for tie last week were i, 929 bales. The ex-
ports were, 10 the Ohio river $3.50 bales ; New
Orleans 2,7l2; to the continent Of Europe
and England 2.439 bales; total e,0OI.
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70 the Memphis Press.

LITTLE Rock, Ark January 20.
GREETIEs: We congratulate eur bretartn Of the
Memphis press that the telegraph has reached Little
Rock. God save the South and protect the right. which
is oar cause. Signed, JoHEsoE & IERKIHss
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GRANT OIL WORKS.
NAVY YARD,
HEennPh1s, Tennessee,
Wszufaeture and keep fer sale Crude and Refined Cot
ton Seed Oils, Oil Cake and OIL Cake Neal.
southern stock Feed.

NOrFoS seed. Oil Msal and Cake are the cheapest
u snd most n~uricious food for al kinds OF stock-rro-
sucas more MILK aud BUIrERs and a richer and more
delicare favor than any sther-kept et an time on
Rand IN quantities % suit purchasers atths Worrs.
HTH IL
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DY the use OF these Pills the periodic stacks Of Her-
ID B0us or SICK Hecddehs may be prevented; and IL
taken It the commencement q IA attack imnediets re-
lief fraa pain and sickness will be obtained.
they seldom fail in removing the Nausea ana Head
acbe 10 which females are 50 subject.
They set gently upon the b-0wss-removing cOstive-
ness.
For Literary Ken. Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons Of s~sdeniary habits, shey are valuable as q
Laxative, improving The appetite, giving tone and vissr
% The digestive organs, and restoring the natrral elas-
ticity and strength Of he whole system.
ne CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long investi-
CATION aud carefully conducted experiments hsyins been
in use many years, during which iine they have pre-
vented and relieved a vast amount Of pain aud su1srins
from Headache, Wheeler eTiainsting In TIE nervous gs-
ten ar from . dsranged state Of the stomach.
they are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken a. N tines with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet, and ths absense Of any dis
Agreeable taste renders It easy 70 administer them 70
children
BEWARE OF C-0UNTERFETTs.
The genuine have aue signatures Of Henry G. spaldiHs
On each box.
Sold BY druggists and ali other dealers in medicines.
box viii be sent BY mail prepaid On rseeipt Of the
Price rs Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. sPALDEEG,
nsisdtuaH - osdr sisssi Kew Tqrk.
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WhnfeYer Tnrns ID.

ONE ihias is certain, that there IS no medicine ever in
troduced in the South that adaps itself more 70 the
wants q the people thsn us HIGHLAND BIrTERs, or
SCOTCH TONIC. It is purely vegetable in an its
component parts; Il stands alone as She migh,ieltf 5o
Of al bilious and chrome Liver Complaints that human
a-sh Ia heir to. II cures by eradication, not su2pres-
sion, and has dessrve-ly been accepted As the great
southern antidots 10 the most prevalent internal dior
ssu and infections that inisst our d" suany cline" Its
virtues are indisputsble, and defy contradiction.
Sold By
B. MANSFIELD B CO., Wholesale Druggists,
Memphis, Tennessee,
And By al respectable druggists AID dealers every
where. See advertisement. ja2a-das1W
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SECESSION OF LoUIsIANA.-Enthusiastic
citizens honOred the Gdlngs Of the secession
Of Louisiana yesterday, with firing OF cannon.
A bsni OF music and = procession Psradsd the
streets to a late hour last night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-27

TRENTON, IL, January es.--Ths house to-day by a
vote Of t~hiTty-one to eleven passed Union resolutions
snd agreed TO send commissioners to washiasiou Ci.y
70 meet commissioners fTom other statss.
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BRIDGET.-Missus wants you to send her a
0aE o. Cephalic Glue no. a bottle o. Prepared Pills.
bot Pm thinking hats lot Just II naithsr; but perhaps
yen be afther knowing what Il Is. Te see she's nigh
dead and gone with the Sick Headache, and wants some
more Of that sane as relsived her before.
DrugZist.-Tou must meaz ~spalding's CephaIic Pills.
Bridget Och sure now aad you've sad IL; here's
the %Quariher and give me the Pills, and don't be al day
shout Il aither.
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STEALING A WAToH.-soms nights ago
several rowdiss entered the store Of Capt.
Miller, on Jefferson street, one Of them profess
ing. to want his shoe mendsd. They seized F.
Hof, who vas at work there, took from him
bis watch, and made of with it. John Me-
Donsll and Matthew Mack were arrested
yesterday, changed with being Of the party
who committed TIE robbery.
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n LANDl LAND
- - r,H

VII is now offered for sale upon reasonable Terms,
in such sized tracts % viii snit purchasers, the
League Of LARD granted to J. ". Moreldnd, by tbs MeEi-
can government, situated in TIE county Of Polk, Stated o.
Texas. or the waters OF Mcnard's creek, about i've miles
east Of Smithdeld, On Trinity river, and thrsuEh which
land, OF within dre miles, viii the Trinity Val - ald
Palestine Ysilroad pass. Tie land Is covered win the
best Of timber, consisting "A part Of pine Of % dnest
KIDD, white oak, hickory, logFOed, gum, elm, an. val
nut, etc, as well a. the best quality OF fresstone water
and that il abundance. AEe, situated in q enc settle
ment, ard has various ether advantares.
~TKRNSSOne-half cash, and he balance IN tEelvo
months, CT 4 good stock o. ssolf would be ,sker u pau
payment.
For further particulars call upau
J. n. ALEXANDER, memphis, Trnn
er,L. s. AcElckIE, LfvinEton,
dei6s2n POLK county IeEas,