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-. - firllt, / nan one MONTH.
i0 RaTEs or ABvERTIsINS'
-. ~, Insertion T: : - g a
one - .''''e each additional ins1 Elos 8 90 90
d. ryro weeks @ $50
one month -; ma sfiST
g. Ia adveriIsenents consider
he lf.l 1l5 ii7s Of solid nouparel eoii''i'
s3af,, Il Il s.lrer,fseunents iu the spec -l-5s
-, ..-fl1 sa emerged ID eenlr Pel ,I,I5e,as a.
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other 9"Es .es4,lt,rts 20 be insef. ~ l.lI. IL
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,ysI tir6e VIZ be discontinue '' ---'
week ...-.,,,,.ss frr tie APPEAL nlurt
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be 1snS.s. y -. .rrtsgs1le1ts mast be po'o JoI
naage-s-, ,y--s-tissnent viii appear IN ehe
-,sr unless dy special cont ,,st
w. t,- f-5euss are requested 70 vs. i, ~ ~
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No. Resident Notice,

In the Cbaneery Court of Memphis, Tenn.
No lIs8-John w. Leftwick & Co. VS.. Davis, Al
fisou & Co ct al.
IN Appearing from affidavit in this cause
I tteF fhe defendants, Il. Davis, J. n. ALI
-, h r fosfer firm Of Davis, Allison q co.. !.
National Insurance Company. W. J. Davis and
NJ Il Dayis are nOn-residents of the state Of
n is therefore ordered, That they make their
apnearance herein, at the Courthouse in tne
eitv of Memphis, Tenn, on OF before me nrst
NGndav in July. 1857, and plead answer or
5enaur n eOmplainant bill, OF the same viii
he taken for confessed as TO them, and sci tor
heading ex parte, and that copy OF this orAeF
he nubIished once week, e f'ss.fQuF successive
SeelSs. IN the Memphis Appe4nkfur
A copy-att6sti - - Aaoa theS
AUGUST0N ASTON, ClerA>is.td bislster'
Rv r j. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master
CAN'T 8 Waddell, sOls. for complainant.
n1Tf ufWrr
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"A man sttfaeted some attention in
Louisville few days since, by riding on
q spotted bull and leading 8 cream
c0lared colt
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ALABAMA ITEMS.

The Dailg advertiser Of the 23d says
Registration at Mobile on Saturday iast
was decidedly brisk. At seven O'clock
D. M. 1873 whites and 575 blacks had reg
istered, making a total Of 7lS.
Mr.. Jack Martin, an engineer on the
West Point and Montgomery railroad,
on Friday last bravely rescued two little
girls from drowning at the hazard OF his
own life. They had accidentally fallen
into pond.
The Elmira Messenger mentions the
arrest of w. w. Carrieker, OF that county,
on Wednesday last, for an attempt TO
poison Ar. Jeptha Graham. 70 default
Of $1,000 bail bond, the former was COM
mitted TO prison to await trial for TINS
most un-American crime.
The Mobile Battle house, we learn
from the Tribune, has passed into tne
hands of Capt. A. M. Godfrey who, II Is
believed. knows how ito keep a hotel. !"
The Huntsville Independent, of the
25th instant, says the Office for registra-
ton was opened in that place on last
Monday, and from an early hour was
thrOnged by freedmen anxious to De
clothed with the elective franchise. On
the first day of the registering it footed
up, colored 30s, andwhites ll2i or total
of 420. The same paper mentions the sud-
den death of Gen. Il, M. Lowe, ST., on
Saturday morning Of heart disease; Inc
general was in business in New Orleans,
and had come to Huntsville to spend the
summer with his relatives.
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4ftncb9eent Suit.

CLERKs's OFFICE, June p, 1851.
rshn Antrim and Louis Sweet, partners as
NtI,trir5 4 sweet Plaintiffs, VS.. M. w. Reid
md Thomas ]. Reid, partners as Reid
Brother, defendants
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
a made in mis- case in pursuance OF section
- 81 Inc Code OF Tennessee. and attachment
Ss,JiTlg been issued and returned by the proper
affieer - 'sIevied, etc" on the property oi the
Attendants, Reid & Brother
ue T. 9 tjisrefore ordered That said defendants
s,t,,ser al the Courthouse, in the city OF Mem
niiis. ienn., on or before The second Monday
hi October next, and defend TINS sun, or the
s,d ti,e csise set for hearing ex parte; ana that
: 49, " ~ tbis7 orler be pnblished once We ek
6or four consecutive weeks IN the memphis
Daily Appeal. ,ozz,s DoroVAN Cleyl,
ToFF. VI. GRAHAM. Deputy Clerk
III. clay King, Attorney ior Flainlhs'
I .aHg TaTr Hfrrf
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Attaob,nenS SatSt.

Law Court OF Memphis -. ,s,,,e fee7
Z, ry,,-4. 4, Co. Plaintifs, vs. r. c. Creighton,
Defendant. ....,,,,s,,t having bpsn
A br,1lis in This case in pursuance OF secIisn
- - - Cods of Tennessee. and attachments
,s,,in been issued and returned by tne pr9I ef
levied, etc." on the deienaant, = y
re- f, 81 te-efois ordered, That said deienaant
.,,ss- ~ - sf me Courthouse in the city Of Mem
ps Tenn on or before t,s is Sf sf3o or NE sane s
Jane Jli1 y fsi,en for confessed as % him aHG the
vii -. ~ foT hearing : az pfzrtei and that a
case M d,gIeg be published once week
eops ~ Rl,,- Rl,,,-,ssensive weeks in the Memphis
tnr Ioth to'''- John DONOVAN, Clerk
Atf+l,,, Nv Mason HYDE, ,. 9.
Wilson Beard, Attorneys 'os fi''iii'i''s'
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LEGAL.
Tr,,steeIe 6nLe.

DF virtue OF q Deed Of Trust made and exc
d cuted by Elijah Brooks % j. g.. Nenden-
hall, Trustee, On the lIth day OF June, 1861, and
recorded in the REGISTERS Records Of Shelby
county State Of Tennessee in Book No. 50,
page lS3. which said Deed Of Trust was made TO
secure u. Wilson and Jane Wilson in IKE pay
ment Of One thousand Dollars. will
On the 9th Day of July. 1857,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and
O'Clock pm, in front Of the courthouse in
Memphis sell at public auction to the highest
1ldder ~ cash. an unqlNiaeu interest OF one
NTH in the tplluWlDg Described real estate. "
lng and being ln the county and state afore-
said, in Range 6, Section OF the llth sur
veyoT's DistricI. and bounded shus: Beginning
at "a bacE oak sapliuE. which Las its TOD cut or
frOm which south 81 east, 2 links, a red oak
falIeu down. in the corner, southwest of Grant
No 90 ia the name o. Wylue Roberts; thence
east 2l6 poles 10 a stake stardiuZ four links
northwest of pest oak marked d" r" the
soutne9st corner y q ant 20. ~ thence north
2, Eoles TO T. stake - links south of white oak
marked " II. i. NJ the northwest cor
neF Of a - acre tract in the name Of
John ID. Graham thence east - poles
TO a stake 10 links west of one ash mark d '' II.
+. N. D" the northeast cJruer OF said Grahams
9S acre tract, thence east, passing q white oak
marked II. +. NJ, the southeast corner Of
grant No. 1856 in the name ot JOuu a.. Graham,
in all g3 poles TO o hOrs-bsam ia thewest bouu.
day line OF Joseph McDoweu'a goo acre tract,
and the southeast corner Of grant To- iZ9i for
So acres IN the name of +. MCG5ei tueuCe
north with Hct OWell'S line crossing M OF rIver
a. 50 holes and through cypress pGfid at I'D
~ ularksd 'i W, !" the northeast corner OF said
erant i284: thence north ~ poles 10 a stake ::
b-ence south 10 poles TO a stake in the line OF
grant No. 4Z36 thence crossing Wolf river twice
and through an island in said river 53 poles TO
stake the northwest corner aI grant No.
( 66: thence south "A poles 10 "a stake the
uori hesst corner Of grant No. 2yg in the
name of Wyllie Roberts thence west eros sing
Wolf river aJ poles in all Zl6 poles 10 a stake
4 links west OF D, st oak marked "R.. the
northwest C rner of grant No. 299; thence las
noIes to the beginning, containing s3l1s acres
Tne title to this property is believed to be
good. but I will convey only as trustee.
j. q. MENDENHA Ill,
Trusfea
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The Richmond Examiner says a
portion of the remains Of the celebrated
Confederate ram Merrimae, which run
the famous Monitor sill around Hampton
Roads on Q certain memorable april
day, was brought up TO the city. iteon-
sisted of iron and pieces Of old cannon
which had been purchased by one OF our
large Misunderstanding firms. Most Of 1t
has seen Richmond before in happier
times.p Among the old metal brought
up was large rife gun marked G. ). M
which was uninjured and in tolerable
good condition. All the other guns
We're destroyed when when the ram was
blown up.n
-'the Raleigh SsRsfEsR Gays there is 8
rumor, supposed To be well founded, thai
the radicals of North Carolina have de-
terlnilled to use efforts TO induce the col
ored Ieople to register, and vote against
contention. The argument to be used
is. thilt this Is the best means Of bringing
about confseation.
"A cannon ball with immense de-
struciive powers has been invented.
When fired, two swords fly out like
wings presenting an awful appearance,
while its penetrating power is greater
than any other ball ever inFkHted,
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RIle sil
IrEMs.


-rhe GonmBffsement exercises of
shanon college began on Tuesday and
last throughout this week. Many
strSAgers are assembling from Nashville
and other points in and out of this state,
for the occasion.
The Union and Dispatch of the
25th- insts ~ says: A gentleman who
LETT g tbis. "A Sunday evening at
half-pasA e Vfofms us that news had
reached( BE that Brownlow could
not lidre IN JSGeey- four hours. The report
says his physicians had informed him Of
the fact, but he persisted in saying they
were nistaksn, ss he hed no notion OF
"shuffiing off this mortal coil so soons
Having fulfilled the measure al l1iHrenct
Iessness, the death of Gov. brUw1Nith
would be fortunate event, not only "a
Tennessee, bpt the country &c large
On Saturday, at radical meeting
at Lebanon, the radicals brewed a nice
little muss between opposing factions OF
their own party, resulting in the shooting
Of a negro named Carney BY Capt. Hath
away, of the militia, and the inglcrious
flight of the valiant Stokes, who, true to
the blackguard instincts of his nature
" retired cursing.n
j, II. Hipkins, bureau sUperintend-
ent al Gallatin, has been indicted by the
grand Jury of Sumner county for at
tempted violation of q young girl only
fourteen years of age. The other bureau
rascal in that region attempts to palliate
the conduct of his confrere by calling the
villainous outrage an indiseTetion. !"
This last mentioned scamp is Capt.
Walsh.
An attempt was made to assassinate
Mrs. Gov. FoOte at Nashville on Monday
by a pistol shot, but no clue has been
discovered of the would-he murderer, or
from whence the shot was fired, that
penetrated the window near the spot
where Mrs. FoOte was standing.
The negro employees of Mr.. Lane a
worthy farmer of Williamson county,
were assured by negro radical, named
Uncle John Buford, that they would
be sent to the penitentiary if they
failed 10 attend BrOwnlow meetings,
or to vote for that exemplar oi
every virtue, fcs governor The
negro Euford subsequently declared
.he cot his information from the union
league at Nashville, and believed IN
struction from headquarters must be
obeyed. Its thus, by every vile subter-
fuge, the freedmen are defuded by tne
radicals in Tennessee.
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VI AAl-f=1s--e >
tions, he is i'm good health,
glad to greet his friends in |
usual.
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rcn,fnrNIcATEnI

RIPLEY. LAUDERDALE Co., Tenn,
June p, 1851
Editors Memphis Appeal
IpcIosed please find five dollars, my
subscription TO the WEEKLY APPEAL,
a paper that have taken regularly from
the first number that was issued-cOn-
sequeutly YOU must know that | am a
democrat. Notwithstanding, l consider
the paper as ably edited at this time as
it ever was, and 1 indorse its sentiments
as fully as / ever did.
i aln pGrt!cElarly pleased with your
articles on former pOlltieai parties, All
were wrong; all now see the folly Of
making the elective franchise cheap, too
cheap to be appreciated. But how are
we TO get back to the old landmarks2 is
the question. For one I am for standing
firm on my rights SO far as to give no
heIp TO the miuioas OF poysr tp 9hSehle
Us, If my liberties are denied me 1t
shall not he my work. i will reclaim
them when I can.
There were only eight mules stolen
from the vicinity Of Durhamville, last
Sunday night. Who can expect better
things when our governor stands reaey
with his pardons for all such, provided
they will claim to have stolen from tfe
seeesh? which they will do, of cours e
But in this instance ] learn they togR
some from Brownlow's hest friends.
What think you? viii the next leg
islature, if radical, pass bill to pay Al
good loyal men for their slaves they losi
by emancipation, and tsy. the state tofdf
ity This will cost u sveral hundred
millions. But an5.s1s ishg FOR plgndel
with the rulers .anc i4inessee.
= re- rIfie.' Respectfully yours,
VTMDEX.
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e'.ss '.ss grsas pargana a
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The 18Th naY Of Inlr. 1851.

at tha door OF tive Clerks ofica, in the town Of
.s2rlOu, Orttauden county, Arkansas, sell to
or, ,,,bagsst biduer, for cash in hand, the fol-
,,' 20 anv 9ed real estate situate in Criilen-
such S,ttn sd - originally owned by the
u piooeetie estate, conveyed bv William o. ID.
ia-i7Ifn 70 George W. Underhill and izaao Bur
gett: The south mart OF tie sOuthwess quarter
n section twenty-fOUr (2D conveyed in same
deed the 0aI half Of section thirty-siZ (5Ol
and The soul heast quarter Of section thirty
tivs ISL all in township seven "a, norm of lie
base line of range eight (s east Of The 9th prin-
cip4i meridiHn.
lThe title 10 this property is believed to be
perfectly good, but 1 shall convey only as
Trustee.
Part OF this land com priSes one or the finest
rlantations on the Military Road with Gin
nous. Cabins, ete., being the plantation known
as the Brown Place, near Marion, Ark.
rov3l taa b. c. BROW r. trustee.
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PLINY FREEMAN, President.
LORIN6 ANDREWS, Vice President
HESRT c. FREEMAN, Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
r1nrrsrRoT II rF,fs DFrrr0r Z


COlIPTROLLEE's OFFICE,
Nashville, June 4, lsdI,
I. g. W. BLACK BURN. Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the GLOBE " u
TuAL LIFE INsugASCE COMPANY. located az
New York city, in the state Of New York has
produced TO me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with an the require
meuts Of the laws OF the state OF Tennessee i'm
posed ON insurance companies and l further
certify that II. T. TOMLINsoS GENEzNL ACT OF
said Company. has also compiled with the re-
Quirements OF the laws OF the state, made and
provided in such cases: wherefore, said GLOBE
MUTUAL iIFE Insurance C1MFASN has au-
th0rity to take risks and transact the business
Of Insurance in this state.
O.. ". BLAtkBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active reliable and influential parties can
find remunerative employment as solic tors,
Dy applcat ON 20
H. T. TOdLINSON. General Agent,
No. II Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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..oaitors Of the estate Of Milton shaw
VI a.. = qhsseby notined that I have suggested
e sey q of if Upon ss coaaty lHs ssi ssd tSs 1
the Soan,y ssi6 estate sfe notified. 70 fle their
ereaiiqi ~ AMI, authentican5d, within three
Saonfbs eaef nom me ds5s aeeof or this notice
VIII W. y Law ieSsw = \, BAND. AlHa'r,
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Je9Irne
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ASSETS


The Trustees have declared n DIVIDEND on
all Participating Policies in force which have
been in existence u months prior % Jan. Isi7.
to be credited each Policy 10 proportion toits
contribution to Sarpius, and 10 be applied az
the Renewal Of each Policy either iu reductiud
Of Premium OF EeyeEiOuary Additions in
1873 provided tire Amendment or the Chsrter
now before the Legislature is euectedj other
wise in 1870.
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lltIVIS IVtINILIk IUI bUolOiIf Z ICsIutUl
Johnson was advanced to the third de-
gree-Of the Scottish rite, in Masonry.
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AIab0ns0 Lime.

WYE are daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, in large quantities, which We are
selling al lowest rates. az the Bluff CITY Cotton
rovs9 I'M EDDINS q eOLIGHTLY.
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hetgreen the hours Of 10 o'clock m. and 4
oielo N 9In., ia the Mosby Block. on Front
street. 80 8i0 IN the city OF Memphis. county
of shetbv and State Of Tennessee, Offer and sell
TO ne HIGHEST bidder for cash, the following
nesaOnal properiy, viz: 1 iron safe and con-
fanfE Writing Desks and Once Furniture,
f,h,irs. Qarpets, Tables, Letter Press, etc,
1rr1nll 1 and contents. Sock Case and Books,
Writing Desk, ? Pictures. Bedsteads,
Matreesss Snests, ? Pillows, ] large Mirr9r,
f,snlel, T,able 4 Waahsland, I Water-Cooier,
levied On ~ the property Of defendants j. s.
Vriiiii6ls g Co., 10 satAfy the above Pluries
Ri-f p N. WINTERS, shsrim
a2ns " Is S. &; ~. iwlls' = ? naM
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MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
REV YORK.
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT.
el.o29 4
DISBURSEMENTS.

To Cash Assets, Jan. l. 1s66...-----.-ssj7,05 ,050 Al
To Premium Acct for 1855 .sdii 81 -
To inst rec q and accrued s0.iOl djl7z-4z9 uI
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It1Isf SHE.

NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
~ with The provisions and directioss OF d
deed in trust executed and delivered ~ me on
lev (which deed is Of record ia the Recorder.
Office OF Crittenden county, ATllansas) and fOI
the payment OF the notes therein described,
will on
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VIHIS Institution is prepared 70 receive us-
/ posits, to buy snd sell EzcEanes on al. the
principal commercial cities, and 10 collect
Drafts ON this city an all principal points in
this section. Remittancas promptly attended
70. NJ. Cash. -eeretrrt.
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SIae9'iT'8 SOJe.
waaneaasZ, the Sd Day Of July. Ise7.

ny virtue OF a Piuries Fiere Faoias 70 ne di-
t1 raefed from the Law Court OF Mellnhi Of
date June =, 1867, Is favor of to4don Brothers
and against W. 4. Williams et al VIII on
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9t, known Room ROBBERY The sic
4 Of Mr.. H. A Louis, in tn
~ ouav building, corner of Seconds
.lsond l5Td anSA streets, was entered beep
lsaa. 4uterday morning.
value Of about IL has pIaced
tolen. The Eolate, t'Imi-
yace." e viii be punished
se.s OF S. Louis band
" five dollars a piece for
streets on Sunday but
taped, because, as the judge
ION made nO noise.
ttempting TO shoot at a tar
on Staten island killed a
promenadi9g The com
n.l.....-fl -, a. ts>-.1 -
to be about IS clear
ss1ss' 4 : - .o4o9a = :
days ago, the WHoonre r., ~ !. sslns !
it's course houses, cate tns - 1sfFien
ETC., and doing damage foAei lpr VIII
nearly $50, 600. sasn and
--1he pope held a public sledSeq q !
Rome, at which twenty flpni -
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"~eI" is supposed to be volcanic 1t is
constantly emitting deep mu,teriugs, roth
and poisonous eflluviA. The latter is sup'
posed to have taken effect upon the
Boo! hounds in the Menagerie. several OF
them having shown marked SYMPTOMS oi
hvdrophohis or dread Of wa,sr) since
inhalng the gas from the Boa, Well.
A Protested Note, being the las, Of the
Missouri Loan. which, WAS fused up in the
effort to impeach one ANDY Johnson.
Oars and Sculls, belonging to the Ship
o? State One Of the scuIls was broken
some Years ago in rowing up South Car,
olina BROOKS, (since dried ur) The sculI
was being used bv Charley Sumner at
the time. il WAS sent to Europe for re
pairs, but it is still so badly cracked IA TO
be unfit for use, and is only preserved as
a curiosity.
The Great Black Idol, Samho-,he
JugGetnaut oi the North. This Idol is
worshi2ped bvsthe sect called Radikle
par,e.. who have s,cr;fcsd t,rd,oa. -,
thousands Of men in hi. wo,sL;n .ra
crushed the hearts of miv,ions y, v,do,.
and o,phars under the wheel. Of his On,
lie is not renarkahle for beauty or utili
,v. lu, only for hi, cast. which has h.sp
enormous
A No.o,;,o's RroJ,or ,o,,;,,
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Home and Wife on Saturday Night

Happy is the man who has y l,ule home
and n little angel in il. Of r. Saturday
night. A house no matter how li,tIe. rro.
videA il will hold two or so-no matter
how humbly furnished. provided there i,
hope in it let the winds blow-close the
curtains
What if ,her are calico. o. plain white
border. tassei. or any such thingt Let
the rains come down, heap up the fire -
No matter II you haven't a candle 10
bless yourself with, for what n beau.iful
light glowing coal makes. rendering
cIoud'ng, shedding sunset ,hrough the
room: jus, enough to talk nv. not ldud
as in the highways; nor rapid, "a in the
hurrying world. bu, softly. slowly, wills.
p~ri"giy with pausea bs,wesn. for the
storm without aud The thoughts within
to I'LL up.
Then wheel the sofa round before tie
fire; no matter II the sofa is q sette.. Nv.
cushioned a, that, If so lie 1t is iust Ior y
enough Ior two and a bait in it,. How
s"eetIy The music Of silver bells from the
time To come, falls on the listening hear,
then. How mournfuIIy swell the chimes
OF "Ihe days that are no more"
Under such circumstances, and nj such
TIM" one can get at least siay nine and
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APPOINTMENTS.

let Distric;-Ches,er, Bethany, Pl,aa.
ant Grove, Noun, Prospe ect, and Ebenezer.
Elder, D.. Walker. In his charge, B.
Adams, and A. MacCollough.
2d Dstrict-Nsw Hope, Zion Chapel,
Armenia, Bethel, McWhorter aud Reeds.
Elder, p. Jackson. Ia bis charge, T. NJ.
Ward. NJ. Jones, and a. Douglass.
81 Observation-Disclosures, Turkey
Creek, and CIintor's Chspel.-Isaac
Apostle.
4th Dis,rict.-Coucord, India Hook.
and BerhshiIon.-Elder Felix Til hompsop.
5'h Dstrict.-RockhiI. "aInu, Grove,
'sand Shiloh.-EIder Burnet Burton.
9th Drstrict.-Fort Mills, and Belle
Air. MacQuilIs.
7,h Dis,rict.-Waxsaw Creek. With.
erspoon's, and Green's.-Deacon Horace
Clinton.
sIh District Brooms, Pleasant Val.
ley, Chihkapin Creek, Monroe, Pine
Grove, and Schoo! house Elder Titus
usgins.
9th District Mount Carmel, Camp
Creek, Cedar Creek, Ebenezer, New Salem,
and Rock Spripgs Elder Isom G. Clin.
ton.
10Th D'strict.-Spsrtanburg, Rock.
branch, FingerviIIe, Harr;son's Shoals,
Limestone Springs. Cheeksprings, Beth.
!ebem, Union, and Craw fordsvile. Elder
l.. w. A. GsIesbee. In his charge, z.
Ii. Foster, aud Elias White.
llth District Lancaster Village
Deacon Robert Wilson.
l2Ih Disrict.-Way Resboro, Wood.
land, Wa,ery Chapel, Ridgway, Black.
stock, Concord, Doco, and SpringvaIe.-
Deacon Peter Piekens.