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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IL
a vestmenL The plantation Is known as The
town Of Lake Eluh, on hite river, Ark, ~
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, cOntaiuingb etwee| four and nVe
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
Us feet above the late overflow, the remainder
heavily tinlbered, together with the whole OF
half interest I'm a NEW STEAM SAW MILL,
forty horse powell Engine, Blacksmith shop
Carpenters Tools. Wagons and ali necessary
appurtenancesf for running the same. There is
a fine Mansion with nine rooms Clstern, lct-
pacity 5000 gallOns0 three Cabins, a
two good Wood Yards, and the best andings
on the river. The above Will re sold al low g-
urcs and on easy terms. For further parieu-
lars address AIRS. N. g. H..
mvHff Anpeal Office.
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Attachment Shit.

Law Court Of Memphis.
Clerks OFFICE, May 6, 1877.
E. Hurd 4 Co., Piaintihs, vs.. ?. Z. Crsighfon.
Defendant
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
- made in this case in Of section
3i5 OF The Code OF tennessee. and attachment
having been Issued and returned by The prefer
officer LEVIED, etc" on the defendant p. c.
Creighton;
II Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the Courthouse in the city OF Mem
pfas, Tenn, on or before the second Monday in
June next. and defend this suit, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as 70 him, and the
case set for hearing " ex parte; and that a
copy OF this order be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks IN tee Memphis
Appeal. JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk
A COPY By MASON HYDE, D. Q.
Wilson 4 Beard, Attorneys for PlaintifL
MI LILA
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PERsoNAL-We had the pleasure Of a
call yesterday from our old-time friend
Col. Jacob Froiich, jr., the popular and
spicy editor of that lOurishing paper,
" the White county ARK. Record, T" who
Il in our city on business connected with
his Journal. Col. Frolich was at one
time connected with the APPEAL, and
his genial courtesy to all is still a bright
spot in the memory of all the employees
Of this Office. We had also the good for
tune of meeting with Col. Thos. Wat
kins and Mr.. ]. Floyd Smith, both
w~hole-souled, genial and popular gentle
men Of White county. Col. Watkins is
one of the largest planters OF his section
Of the state, and noted for hospitality and
all those good qualities which mark a
MAJ as one of Gods own nobility. We
wish the gentlemen a happy and pleas
ant visit to our city, and trust their stay
here viii be both profitable and interest
fnn
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Attachment Hmff.

Law Court OF Memphis.
". 3. Gibson a Co. plaintiffs, VS.. GlleuTateT
Hay ME. defendants.
A FFIDANfTS for attachment having been
"A made in this case in pursuance OF section
9g5 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and aftachmen
having been issued aud returned by the proper
oficer "1evlea, etc. on the property Of the
defsndau S, Gilfeuwater a Hayuie; p
Tffs Therefore ordered thar said defendants
Aspear at the Courthouse IN the cts OF Mem
-7hts- Tenn. on or before the second Monday in
S1ne next. and defend this sun, or the same
vii be taken for confessed as TO them and the
go eet for hearing eZ parte, and that a cOpv
~ ms order be- published once a week Tor foulr
- CoTV ~ JOHN DONOVAN. Clerlr.
Csrkss 0faee. May {, 1857.
tlapp, Vance q Anderson, Attorneys fol-
PlaintIfs. mays laY4W%
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Law Court OF Memphis
william B. Gray, plaintiff VI. WI. Nesbitt. de-
fendant-
FFIDAVIT for attachment having bean
a made in this caFe in pursuance OF Section
- Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachmarf
oficsr, levied, etc." on the property of he
degeudaut W. d Nesbftt,
II Is therefore ordered, That said defandana
phls. Tenn. on or before the second Mou5sv
in June next, and defend this guIt AZ tho5
same viii be taken for confessed a. e air.. 80
the case set for hearing ex parts, AID that =
COPY OF this order be published once 3 wesk for
four consecutive weeks in the Mamphls appeaL
A copy JOHN DoNOFAE, CerE.
clerks ONCE, May Al5I.
Clapp, Vance 4 Anderson Attorneys frt
Plasnufs, maya lawn. =
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Land For sale.

A n undivided One-haIf interest in 5000 acres
"a Of Red river bottom land, in Lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
Thisinterest, the title 10 which is perfect, VIII
be sold At a low figure, for one-third cash and
the remainder at one and two years, without
Interest.
Also, 300 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above al overflow, and the
finest body OF land In the state, in
county, Arkansas.
These lands win be sold together or in par
GELS, for cash.
Apply to PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mist 2Q9 Main street. Memphis
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FOR RENT.


20 X e n T.
A neat Residence with four rooms, pantry,
Kitchen, servants room, neatly pspered, with
good cistern, etc. Possession given immedi-
ateIy. Apply at avery street. No. %. Iny2Slw
EOR II
STORES and OFFICES in Betheu's New
Building. on the corner Of Main and South
Court streets Apply in the building to ?. G.
BEIuELL- or :. T. NALhEiA JE, IN rooms
So myZu
TOR RENT
Two new Dwelling Houses, nearly finished,
with an modern convenience, ON Lludtn
street. between baude7dRle and orleans streets
h. one of the best ueiglborloods aud the most
delightful part Of tue city, the street railroad
running within a few Steps OF the door Kent
No. % Front ftreet.
May u, 1857. myl5 8w
FOR r Z II
several Dwelling Houses on Fourth. Vance,
fernando and N0sby streets. Rents moderate,
For Lease--rveTal Lots in North and South
Memphis and Fort Pickering. Apply TO-
INFLOW ss Front st.-et
EOR r N t.
Fine large Basement store. corner OF Jefer-
son and Main streets. For terms applyto
LYONS, FIES a %.
mys If No. go Main street.
NOR RENT
TbesTORE-HOUsE, on Second street, known
as the OLYMPIC,
Also.
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
ap28 Il CAN'T & wADnELL
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AN EXPRESS COMPANY ROBBER
NICELY CAUGHT.-Saturday night or
Sunday D. p. Strong, a porter in the
employ Of the Southern express COM
pany at Grand Junction, disappeared
from that place with money belonging
to the company. Yesterday morning a
dispatch announcing the fact was re-
eeived at the eompsny's Office here, and
officer Cunningham detailed 10 watch
the Memphis and Charleston railroad, in
the hope that Strong might come This
way. With the train came the silly
fellow, who was at once arrested. He
had SI276 IS on his person, and begged
the officer to take $500 and release him.
The scheme failed, and Strong was
placed behind the bars.
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PLANTERS' Rank NOTES.

IN accordance with an Act OF the Legislature
i OF Tennessee, passed December 9th, 1864, en-
titled an act "To expedite the distribution OF
the effects OF Banks, which have or may make
assignments among their creditors" notice is
hereby given 70 the holders Of the notes OF Tbs
Planters Bank Of Tennessee n hls them with
the undersigned, at the Bank in nashville, be-
tween now and the first day OF January,
eighteen hundred and siNty-nine, QgG9l. and re-
csivs certificates therefor, or they viii be for
ever barred from any participation IN TIE assets
Of the Bank. The certificates wili be received
Ar PAR in payment OF debts due the Bank.
whether rendered befoEeo o. after the LIST OF Jan
uary, 1863, y. WEAVER,
ans I'm Trnefaa. T
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FOR WHITE River.

Regular Memphis and White River SATURDAY.
Packet.
For DuvaIrs BIun, little Rock. west
Point, Searcy, Augusta and JscksOnport.
COMMEBCIAL.--- Davis master
This new and elegant passenger
steamer leaves on - ~
TUESDAY, &th inst at pm
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
myZh = 81 Madison street
Regular Memphis ard White River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, Friar's Point, DuvaII's
Blur, Lizzie ROCK, Augusta, Des Are
and J~acEsOnport.
COMMERClAL----~---.--. Davis master
This elegant passenger steamer r.
Will leave ~
TUESDAY, 2sth inst, at 5 pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
mY2bI No. II jefferson street.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Passenger Train Thrown
from the Track near
Gadsen Station.
One Man Killed and Several
Persons Bruised.
Cars Thrown in Every Direc-
tiOn--!The Particulars.

w learn that on Friday night an ae-
cident occurred on the memphis ana
Ohio railroad, involving q loss OF o lie,
the bruising Of several parties, and CON
siderable damage to roli.ug STOCK, Al
S:45 pm, when the passenger IIalh
leaving Memphis in the Afternoon =
reached q point within amileanG snalf o.
Gadsen station, the center pin OF the eX-
press car on the forward trucks gave
way, thereby throwing the wheels OF the
truck out Of place. The train was pro-
ceeding at the rate Of twelve or hfteen
miles per hour. The engineer at once
whistled Hdown brakes" and the SUM
mons was obeyed to the extent OF the
brakemenis power bat the shock was
too great for successful resistance. The
unattached trucks rolled back to the
rear of the express car, and when the
train had made about n hundred
wards farther, turned endways and
threw that ear off the track to the right,
and the mail car across the track to the
left. The smoking ear was at the same
time pitched against a sandbank. This
gradually checked the train, but not
until the gentlemen's a had
been tipped over. The sleeping car
remained on the track, the shock not
reaching it sufficiently to disturb the
ladies therein. Several crossties were
displaced and several rails bent. The
brakeman, Irwin Richards, of Boston,
Mass, was killed while at his post dis
charging his duty, and three others were
slightly bruised. The train was in charge
of Capt. Clarke, who, as soon as the eX-
tent of the disaster was ascertained, sent
forward to Humboldt all the Cairo and
northern passengers, in time for cOnnee-
ton with the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
He then put a force at work, and in six
hours the track was repaired, the cars
in their proper places and the train on
its way to Humboldt,
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The public are hereby notified not to
pay TO any n any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 3lst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier aud Manager.
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THE BAPTIST FAIR. -NOtwithstand-
ing the ~unfavorable weather, the attend
ance at the Tabernacle was quite large
last night. All the tables seemed to he
well ~patronized, and there is little doubt
that upon the termination of their efforts
the ladies of the fair will find that their
work has been rewarded by green
backs in abundance. Visitors to the
fair should not omit a glance fifty cents
more or less, at the pOstofiice, whose
presiding geuiuses are Misses Lenow and
Jackson, who dispense smiles and gilt
edged missives al 3D., charging nothing
for the former. The fair will be con-
tinued tonight. 1t will be seer by the
following that a new project is afoot
A testimonial Of a handsome clock
having been voted to the most popular
acting bank president Of our city
at the Grace church fair, why
should not our retired bankers
have a chance? I propose that a
handsome heavy gold-headed cane be
put up and voted for ct the Tabernacle
fair to the most popular retired banker,
as a testimonial and a prop to those in
declining years, who in times past bore
the brUnt and battle in inanciering
and would suggest the names OF Samil.
I q. w hlhGAF Illus - LNEAoOu anu JOctHl
Lenow. Will the ladies Of the fair act
on our suggestion2 The friends of the
gentlemen named will come up cordially
to the aid and support of their respective
favorites. AN OLD CITIZEN.
Several votes we're cast for these gen.
tlemen last night. Go in for your favor
ties, gentlemen
The voting for the stand of colOrs for
the most popular steamboat closed at IL
O'Clock last night. The Commercial
won, the vote being as follows Com
mercial 37S; Celeste as Great Republic
$50; with about 500 votes cast for quite a
number Of other boats. The total is
aboutSl300-no bogus votes, as non crew
allowed. The voting for the most popu-
lar hotel will close Thursday night.
Thus far the contest is between the Gay
8 and Worsham.
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cnA,RER az CnNnfFRcE-A hi.

CHAMBER OF CoMrMERCE.-A meeting
of the Chamber Of Commerce WAS to
have been held at twelve O'Clock yester-
day, but one o'clock found no q pres
emit, and consequently no meeting was
held. The multiplicity OF these failures
is not particularly conducive TO the well
fare of the organization.
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b Resfdent NOtfce.

Bill in the County court OF Shelby County,
Tennessee, for Partition OF Land.
p r winston, w B. winston aud wife, W.
Winston vs. James Burser, George PurseT and
Joshua PHILIPS
TN this cause It appearing from afidavit on
L file that defendants, George Purser and
Joshua Phillips, are non-residentS OF the State
of Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered, That they do eDter
their appearance herein ct the Courthouse in
tnsciry OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before the Erst
Monday In June, 1867, and plead, answer OF
demuF TO c~omplainans bal, or the same will
be taken for confessed, and set for hearing ex
a copy or this order be published once a week,
for -four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
Attest: By JAMES REILLY, DC.
Halum q Mulligsn for eOmplalnaDts, =
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ANNouNCEMENT.

TOHN w. SMITH is q candidate for
81 reelection 70 the ofhce or state senator 10y
The 9jth District, composing the counties Of
Shelby and fayette. ElectiOD on the nrsl
Thursday in August. apzs "
FOR CONGRESS-
Mr. Edit0T Please announce me as a candt-
date for reelection TO Congress. with the
trTiHrn Constitution and the unqualified iu-
dorsement Of the administration OF Andrew
johnson as my Riatform OF principles, which
will be more clearly defined in my forthcoming
" circular address," and a personal interVieE
prior 70 the election.
aprl9te JOHN W.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR CINCINNATI.

Regulsr Memphis aud Cincinnati Packet.
For Cairo, Louisville aud Cincinnati.
ANNA, -Shinkle master
This excellent passenger steamer
VIII leave - above EELE
THURSDAY, S0th inst, at ; pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
my& % 81 Manson street
Memphis and Cincinnati Rasket Company.
FOR Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
CLIFTON, -,,r...-.----- ..---.Stoin master
This splendid passenger packet ~
will leave as above ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARAlSTAD & co, agents.
Corner Main and Madison So. or
my25 It CITY Mnsrl boat foOI Monroe st.
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THE COURTS.

LAW COURT.-This will be the last day
of the present term to hear jury trials.
Attorneys are notified hat writs of in
curry will be heard to-day. The follow
ing calendar will be called to-day:
I20L. sharply & Co VS.. Clark & Co.
1904 SIaall IS. Memphis and Charleston rail-
road company.
1903. CrOth W.. Fisher.
1910. Tucks VS. Joyce.
l&j. Nicely VS.. Crowley. -
LOG. Bagby e. al. VS.. Baker.
1917. Walker ct al. VS.. Baker.
I20S. Lask VS.. Trigg.
1913. Graves VS.. Brooks.
I'LL Taylor McE vs.. McDermOt.
81. Nelson VS.. Smith.
26 Park VS.. City OF Memphis.
AZ. SWeen VS.. Christian eI al.
5l6. Johnson VS.. klltOtt 4 Co.
$40 Everdun VS.. Grace ct al
5S4. Everdon VS. Grace, etal.
10. Herrird vs. Squeld,
10. Threw e. Ofempert
7S. Eastland II al. VS.. Lewis.
SIS. SaffeTans VS.. Jones
s6S. Hughes VS.. Kennedy.
9fS. stevens W. Wright
lOl4. Hollywood VS.. Underwood.
l26l. Kenney e alvs. SaddleT at al.
las. Nansehl Il Co. vs. Underwood.
CHANCERY CoURT.-The following
cases will be called for trial to-day:
So. Peacock VS.. Thomas.
SIS. Winslow VS.. MeKinnie-
$50. Weaver vs.. Andrews.
81. Siager vs.. Eastiand.
SIS. Fitzgerald VS.. Battice.
$50. Perkins vs. SeRYey.
~ Seayey vs.. SeaYvy'
W BROOKS W. hfu.
~ rank 81 Tenn see vs. DICKENS.
59i' Bradervs Wiley.
SO Br son VS., Baker.
~ 20 SaeKs xs I IhISS vs. Inl fS Gd
5aS, Butler VS.. Davis.
599. Butler vs.. Rodgers.
81 RRn1sr " e eapRs
102. Kaufman vs.. Taylor.
loS- Spencer vs. Armour.
~ G noasis { 20 ETbittier
600. Richmond vs.. Richmond.
S9s' Rn ny - StScegage,
509. Watt VS. Caldwell.
GiQ. Lea vs. Watt
S SiIRR' I Tre VS. Pq}ntsru
ia. Ritchie vs.. stout.
el5- Bat er We, Graft
Si9' Rioad yt' Hsrttsv
SIS Chapin VS.. BooSs.
bls Robinson vs. TAFT.
~ P u = noo-e
SO. Walker VS.. Nelson.
% Rocket ys. Memphis Bul,efaCo.
20 6avis w Wells.
IN. Jaffray vs.. Wells.
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Special .Notice.-Jhe steamer Com
mereial connects at DUval's Bluff every
Monday with the train for Little Rock,
and every Wednesday with the train from
Little Rock. Freight through to Little
Rock, so cents per one hundred pounds.
Passage, SIT. For freight OF passage,
apply to LEVY q MILLER, Agents,
myl2 2avs&ttf % Madison street,
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To the Public.

L KECK & BRO. have Pgain resumed the
~. Livery Business, in their new, tlhf-
kOO STABLE, No. $50 second street, be
tween GsyOsO and Beat.
Especial attention given N Boarding, ana
DO the sale OF transient Stock, ana 70 the
storage Of every variety Of merchandise
myT I'm T.. KECK q BRO.
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InSOtUe91t Notice.
Estate OF William B. Warrington, dec'i

CUGGEsTloN OF the insolvency of said Is
= tate having been duly made TO the Clerk OF
the CO0nty Court OF shelby County, TenneS-
see, nonee Is hereby given In pnrsuanef OF ne
order Of said Clerk, for al persons hsf1ns
tnem win the said Clerk. a~uthentcate9 in the
manner prescribed by law on or against The
10Th day Of October, 1856.
JOHN s. DICKASONtA Administration.
Nay II, 1857. nyIalA~AN
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-There will
be preaching at the above church. this
evening at s O'Clock, by Rev. Mr.. Miller,
pastor Of the church. All are cordially
invited to attend.
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THE BEAUTIES OF REGISTRATION.
Commissioner Davis continues to regis
ter spplicants-particularly those OF
dUsky ~hue-With astonishing celebrity.
He is able to worry through several hun
bred per day without seriously impair
ing his physical health. To be colored
and a radical is 70 secure q certificate in
stanter. But conservatives, particularly
if 5 o unfortunate as to possess white
skins, are mercilessly impaled on the
franchise gibbet, and generally sent on
their way TsjOicing-over the left. The
consistency Of this with republican in
situations is most beautiful TO cOntem-
plate-st a distance but we wsuld not
specially recommend it as an argument
wherewith to show the superiority of a
republican form OF government, over
that in vogue in the realms of that be-
nignant monarch, "the king Of the Can
nibal Islands.H
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If you want bargains in dry
goods. etc. attend the great csOs-
ing ont sale at cost at NJ. kPaus
a Co.'s. Ma. ais Main street, corr
ner OF AGams, as they positively
retire from retail business.
mv26.Rt-
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Bible Depository.-The depository Of
the Memphis and Shelby county Bible
Society is now kept at the general Reli-
gious Book Store Of W. NJ. Patterson,
No. 20 Jefferson street. may26 2t
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AT .served Sale Of fifty Choice Lots
a Fo Pickering, tomorrow at twelve
eco ok, by Royster, Trezevant & Co.,
Auc %tioneers. See their advertisement
UNI Ter Auction head.
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o NEW

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Menphis and New Orleans Wedues-
day Packet.
For Napoleon, yieksburG, Eatehsz aud
=. Orleans
GEN. QUITMAN----.-.....--J II. White master
This new aud splendid passenger al
steamer will leave as above on -
WEDNESDAY, May 18th, at 5pIn:
LEVY s MILLER. Agents,
my23t 81 Madison street
Memphis and New orleans Wednes-
day Packet.
For Napoleon. yieksburE, NateheE and
New orleans.
GEN. QUITMAN----..-......J N White master
This splendid packet viii leave -
as above, on 1919
WEDNESDAY, May 18th, ats pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE q Co. Agents.
my26 81 y Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and New Oderus Wednes-
day Packet.
For NapOieOn. ViekSburg. Natehez and
New orleans.
GEN. QUIrMAN-----J n. White mastrr
This splendid passenger steamer r.
Will leave As above -
WEDNESDAY, May 29th. ats pm.
W. JAY Johnson. Agent
R1yzb 80 Star WharfbOat.
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Chancery sale
Monday, July 24, 1867.

Monday, July 2z, 1867.
No. 1866 ri D.-John overton vs.. r H. Beth,
admir-, ct al
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree in this
ID cause. / viii sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door, in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, IN b
Monday, July "a, 1867,
Between the hours OF 10 a Ia. and y m, the
following described Real Estate, to-wit Lot
No. 1874 In Overton addition tothe city Of Mem
phis, fronting northwardly o Webster street
no one hundred and twenty feet and running
back between parallel fines l7o) one hundred
and sevet ty feet to an alley.
Terms or SAXON 4 credit Of seven
months. notes with good security, lien retgin-
ing tn payment or purchase money.
Equity Of r. demptiOn haired.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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Dry Goods at Bdrgaias.-Wholesale
buyers viii do well to examine the cheap
DOmestics of Menken Bros. my26 q
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Health is More Precious than Gold!
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases q speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure Office, 206 Main street.
mche daw1y
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To che Patrons Of the appeal.

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any i-
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
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Unreserved Sale of Fifty Choice Lots
in Fort Pickering, tomorrow at twelve
O'Clock, by Royster, T~rezevant & Co.,
Auetioneers. See their advertisement
under Auction head.
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Remember IA. kraus & Co..
No. AIS Matn street. corner of
Adams, - positively selling 0TIG
at cost their stock OF gOOds.to
retire from Ihe retail business.
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PosTPoNEMENT OF GEN. Chalmers
LECTURE.-IH consequence Of the pend
ing fair at the Tabernacle, Gen. Chal-
mers' lecture, already once postponed
will not be delivered this evening, as in
tended, but next Tuesday evening. The
subject is obedience TO Law"
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CoboRED Pic MIC ExCURsIoN.-The
excursion of the colored schools to Bart
let station is announced for to-day.