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Thursday. the oh cay Of January

next in front Of the Circuit courthouse door,
near corner OF second and Union streets, Mem
phis. sell to the highest bidder, for cash. The
real estate d. scribed in said trust deed, to-Tlt
Part Of original Lot Nn.2 5.cn Exchangestreet
fronting thereon % feet, aud extending back IN
parallel lines ~ feet, b-Uuded on the east by
me west side OF the first alley HeNt 70 Aalu
street, with improvements thereon
sale positive. Right redemption expressly
waived in the trUSt deed.
sale hours between II and ~ O'Clock N. The
title is believed 10 be good, butI cQnvey only as
trustee VI - J. SILh Ar 4Eu-Ee-
naramher u 1sRl. deezs fds
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Trustees safe.

Under and by virtue Of a deed Of trust to
me executed by robert H.. Brooks, on the
] 2lthr DAY Of March, 1867, and registered IN the
| EegisteT's Office Of SHELBY county, Tennessee,
IN Boob No. 90, part }, on pages A8 and &5i
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gENPITIS APPEAL.
a brighter Day-rron the spanish


by wILLfAM GUILE RRYAST,
Harness the i'm patient years
On, Timsi and yoke them r. The imeeriai car
EoT, thtoggh = mist u tears,
The brighter day appears.
Whose early blushos unge the ISIS sfsr
A brighter day for fhse.
Oh, realm, whose glorious neids are spread De-
Thsdark.bIne midland sea
And that immensely
OF western water which once hailed the Queen,
The fiery ooursefs fling
Their neeks alott, End snuf the morning wind.
Till the feet mOmssts bring
The eKpeeleo sign 70 spring
Along their path, and leave these glo@ms be-
hind.
Yoke them, and yield the rsins
To Spain, and lead her to the I0fty seat;
BuS, ere she mount, the chains
Whose cruel strength constants
Her limbs, must fail In fragments at her feet
Atyrant brood have wound.
about her helpless limbs, the steeiy braid,
And toward q gulf profound
They drag her gagged and bound,
Down among The dead mems bones, and frost
and shade.
Oh, Spain h vert Of yore
The wonder OF the realms; in prouder years
Thy naughty forehead wore
what 70 shalt wear 90 more
The diadem Of both the h~emisphereS.
To thee the ancient dssp
Revealed his pleasant undiscovered lands;
From mines where Jewels sleep,
Tiled plain and yine-claa steep,
Earth's richest spoJ was offered TO thy hands.
Yetthou, when land snd sea
Sent thee their tribute with each rolling wave
And kingdoms eronehed TO thee,
Vert false to liberty,
And therefore thou art now a shackled slave.
wilt thou not yet again,
Put forth the sleeping strength thai in thee lies
And snap the shameful chain,
And fOrcsthat tyraht train
To fee before the anger 10 thine eyes2
Then shall the haruessed years
Sweep ODwsrd with thee 10 that glorious night
Which even BOW appears
Bright tn rough this mist of tears,
The dwelling place Of Liberty and Light.
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Stock on hand lo@
Sew Years DAY passed Of v-ryquie1y IN og,I
DIV I've usual fa= .yit'es of the uay were en-
E,Fg1tfsn ru rHr more exciting su lect OF th+
sIa-tcu. which came cd to-day. Very rev ON
on bushes LOu>a- were cLusll Inc uLst=I
a6e C1udiuru of our streets mas hsA rl.ll
49, m grr general q as mnu COY &C
evzrvrriuE aDu shipments barely p
Tn.re fz suly b u=uu-io moan utHaAA ~
s-gs-vthrra.d qi1es are weaE corn D. duAai
zr-- fr -oai Eunufes. wHiIe lots IN second
hand o-fnfau0r sacas sell ~ tHe on me
"a corn in demand OUT olt ot malA
sslE he same IS sneil2ts hfan NuAt
-sr rou. HAY Is iu large STOCK ana heavy ~ go
EH mas are lower. selling Al it4'le ae4ht
FfT5s ~ dull snd prices weak. Mess ForE
-,----d st III 3 sT The Lending and - m
i, round .C. OF % 10 90 hul- p 1me Mess
sE4ala nump 9 oasIH teaI>Iues
s1Uu nH5s NE4AC NeaA
Cssrrfb I.&LA Bulk stoulaeTs So nIeaA
f-rf -scrn I'D Plain hams t51- Pain c-Lf ssee
- ii lFmslec yornme6l IS gu e =
a. l5r kim dheor and lo5
Al rzEIslc EuueIce IN kegs lt4
a. Code 10 ssc Beams @E4za Indll
Paetne. R4Zlc. Mac lner DG4c' hauur E4
% B-eswaK. Soc choice EuiLeF Ia 2en'a4u
Se S-st-m Reserve shese IS agLec' -
Il ale; f. tory luGl5 90 Ciaer per DaIIei'
s. "a 5Q ,ouge 40 -9-c aaNs
col D.l-aE- The fLHur tLsf-et eu-
"a HU1Lz. EauIy urssu.s
49, y -e, No y 5lg- %; No 10
~ 81. GIeasa, 1Esc 1unnler new SOL
- hsn-- ~ Elsa. New LOUISIANA Moassesi
: so Ia bafreIs. 75ISc IN hAL uafrtN- h4
IN Hd NI-c- Try SAT-, lt9l Green nstL
a. II. -t--az-. -Ts-. Nall. Cd -aL7 rates. Onions.
vra AlT-- PntEt0@ IRA az ttEf per
hare SWEET 8cEs, Ie- uushel. EoNueT %
. rkeg hall kegs, - 2 quarters = S-9
Z 49, ID Der .ack. IUic+eus scarce ~ u J.45
pa- d1z Turkeys. si5Glh ] uu les, ss4sa
E5n- da1 al saItc for Machiua; no demand for
ESrf w-dF. Barrel sal IS lower 81 H15 5@5
Sscg. arm Bt sos = salt y lv4- LsloEr
u, EIFa q1I1c. Tar per dozen KEGS, Eeo 90
W,,l Vsthed. EI2-c; 529c Tor Inferior.
W-hisky duu a. 81 a54l 5tor ommon, sugars
r-nshI and powdered, lsElac, Coffee, lhf9
49, b-ogD l2-dIoCr TOBACCO, fancy wJrk
rsfu-arIea-. 81 lOal -; bright pounds Ialcy,
So !. medium. sc 10 81 common % % Zoe
snoking. are and fancy, 81 To- 500 common,
81 10 75c- whisky is Gul a. 81 % to- Tot COM
mon. 49,
Traftoet market is wen supplied, western
be=ua choice. ITO 81 Eross; second gualty,
~ 10 &c. Texas beefs. choice, SD second
graltr. SO 70 ID Inferior, SIS % is per mead
Eb6fre sheep. ST. to5; Inferior, 3 70 s. COWS
No ImIch, 50 10 81. inferior, 80 10 60. Hogs
srozz % Sc; dresses, 10 iet.
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The LIVERPOOL ootton market at noon to-day
uas unch suged. Uplands, ia Orleans 81
The New Notk market opened r IL closed tsst
night in even respect. at Rocl holGefs were
ASKING better prices At 1.o pm, prices bad
advanced MiddlinE, l6A; Dreams, ttf e -t
Al the C oze the demand GOOD. with saes on
$500 bales. auu a further EdNHnce OF &c. Alt-
dIin.E. Ie4nI6k. Orleans. unchanged, GUY
market wasveN aotive, the most 50 OF anF us
tins season, and prices advanced ron slN
Buvsw W re- every here, and ali cuere1 M
raEan with eararuasA. There are vera re-" II
an lofsof tta s apple on baud running A. Ash
sb571Ta-f srF III ar demand. The uaIEei
closed with an upward tendency ana oE.el9
nar1 To an NJ .ur outside 4uutsLiuns.
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Notice az BaaETWPfoy.
United States OF America. Western District o
IAuUgesag-.n.

United States OF America. Western District Of
IenuCssee-s.
THIS IS TO give notice tLat ON the 2l-h day OF
L december. A. D, 1857. q Warrant In bank-
ruptcv wss Issued against the estate Of Frank
Underwood. ar Memphis. in the County OF
Su-I ty. aud Slate OF Tennessee, who has been
adJuaged a bauBruW, On his Own Petition
tlsr me payment Of any debfS. and delivery OF
any properly belonging 10 such Bank upt. 20
him OF for mis- use, and fhe fr8n-fer OF any
property ty him, are forbidden by law that a
uIEGuuE Of the lreuitUIs Of sid Bankrupt. %
pr1Fg Ile-r debts, and % choose one OF more
ASsiEDCss OF his estate, viii be held az q curt
OF Bankruptcy, TO be- holden 81 Office No $50
Man street, in Wa'dran BIocz. Memphis.
Tenn. before Thomas j. Latham, ESQ Register.
on The l3tI day Of January, A ID, ISIS, At n
O'Clock am.
memphis Tom. 9th day OF December AID. lsg7.
!. NJ. IUMENN,
L. S. Marshal, as Messenger. " d. OF Tenn.
By J. II. BINGHAM,
Deputy T.. &. Marshal. as Messenger.
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Notice im BankrMptcu.

United States OF America, Western District Of
Ienu@ ee-Es.
THIS g. 20 give Louce that on the 25Eh day OF
December, A. ID, 1857, a warrant i'm bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of Thomas
l.. Norvell, Of Memphis Ia theCouuty Of Shelby
and state Of Tennessee, who has been aBiudged
s bankrupt. on ms petition that the pay.
mem 0fauy debts ard delivery Ofauy property
belonging 10 such bankrupt, 10 him, or for his
use. aud the transfer Of any property by min,
are forbidden by law That @ meeting OF the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, 20 prove then.
debts. and 70 choose one or more assigneeg OF
IFS estate, viii be held 81 - Court OF Bank
ruptcv. 70 be holden a Office No. 40 Main
street.. In Waldr8u Block, Memphis, Tenn, be
fore Thomas J.. Latham. ESQ ReEis.e-, on the
g5rl DAY ~cTianuaryt AID. ls55, at 10 o'clock. am.
MEuphisl Team, Ath dsr Of December. A. D..
Ia j. NJ. TOMENN,
U. S. Marshal Is Messenger, Western District
OF Tennessee
BY J.. p. BINGHAM.
Deputy Z. S. Marshal, Is Messenger.
d=cls q
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Non-Resfdent Notice.

IN the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn
No. Z3sT, y. r.. ID. S. stanton and Jesse
Moore lhrm OF Stanton G Msorel vs.. J. \
Mcleod et ais.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendants, J, y. McLEOd ana VIM, "
I HankinE. are RESIDENTS OF the suite OF MIEsis
sip8i and uCu-residslts Of the State Of Ten
Lessees
His therefore ordered, that they make theil
apyearanCe herein, AT the Courthouse IN ia.
I gftv of Memphis Tenn, on or before the frs
I Monday in February, 1855, and plead, answer
Z or demur 20 complainant oil, OF the same vii
I lie taken for confessed As TO them and Set FOL
Z hearing eXpaTJe and that a copy Of this Ordel
! be published once a week, for four successive
I weeks, in The Mem phls Appeal
& copy AJtest
ATGUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
LozwoOds PeytOn, SOis. for Complainant.
I ga-JE TaUgW
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HyATCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF The DAILY APPEAL,

~ @AL NA4 a
MEHrnIs, January 2, le6o.
The qnHlterly bank statements viii he maze
mp on thc rlh. and ia tie mean time currenS!
wils be scarce- Ene government has been cell
Jag Ia tuuls rem the National ueposloil1't
but IS tne non hello here are not lai &c L-e
call viii not cause mach Inconvenience EA
charge has been offered afgeiyt sra our u4nA
are wei suppneo- VII le the demand whien
has not Been a tiNt for some oa4si viii He
heavy tomorrow and next ag- Ners large
amount OF paper Is dull, and 10 IS 70 ne hoFau
that our mars nants viii be able 20 met ID.
Rates ofax rHnEs are The same ns 81 our last
burlng Rev AurE sgbt ST : oisca0nt, ana on
other points ed discount Selling az par.
cold o0enc6 IA New YORK today st I
The closing rate Vlu be found in our Eight dis
Wschss Ine .neunEs were islfdurtnE the day,
dealers buying al iS22lEh. CITY scttp is Cull.
Toe result Of the elecaou Today VIII effect tnis
money for better or worse. At present aea-efe
are shy and uoL disposed 10 buy. They offer
$50 aud sell 81 CSC.
County warrants are dull and lower Buy
ing Al 65abic. selling at 67a7os,
P,NCe rCrlp Sc in moderate demand al tt g
buying. selling ~ S5e.
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eIss Day Of January, 1865,

in font OF tee Desoto BANK, p Madison street,
iu Memphis, sell to she highest bidder, for
cash. without rsdem ptf1u. the following par
Gel OF land N sad county, tO-W4t. Beginning
at q sLsks At the northeast corner oi j. j.
Softh7s tbirTy-sevsn acre lot sold By George G..
Holmes to j.. =, shirley, trustee, o. virginia
Shirley, more particularly d--clloed 10 said
-ssl. tneuca uortn 81 degr-es p chains to q
stake. thence s3L deEfss- west % o1-ltO chains
70 astake; thence souih 81 degrees u chains
70 2 sake; thence north -z ce-rees east
Is 5s-I58 chains 10 the 1eg1nntDz
EQUITY Of redemption waived In the deed OF
trust. title believed 70 be good. bat 1 viii con-
vev only rs trustee. Sale between the hours OF
10 am. aEdlZ m-
Nogem1er 81 1857. uOv3J ids
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Notice Of DasgIlatos

THE c-0plrtueEl-D uare
4 tween the q isr- ErzI. aar -
Limitation. IS THIS day ..le OF
The r7peu connected -.-r r--
lions in ul1-e, concern ~ -ls
lock A-dar-or. Do De- --- r1
" 4LleEs l- Who Viii give %
REGARD 10 the same. aU -
the ,oEc--s on ri. EueE baz-
fcunG Ia Eo.WeLIs Bl1c on
Eeeold r-5ers
F0HE ZELLl
ap- g. E
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Tr,setee,R SGZe.

ny virtue Of q Deed IN Trust executed % me-,
IL "a Trustee. by Asa Hodges on the . h day
al FsbruarV, 1855, and registered IN the proper
on e ia Crltt-nden county, In the State Of Ar
kanaas. IN book X, pages 80, 80, 40 and 10, on
fbe SD day Of March, l68. I viii, on
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sock on hand sept /. l>15-. ats'
Hacafvef yesterday ana o-uaF u
Received prCvIgu-y --'
l2i.ts3
Exported yesterday and To-day 2ji ~
EXPORTED pravious.y lily A'il-
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Nn lhe 2d nay Of JannarT. f898,

Between the hours Of 10 am, and { pm. IN
'front.' OF the Courthouse door OF the Law JOurJ-
room, IN thesci.y of MeUphis, state Of Teunes-
see, sell al public suction 10 the highest bidder
for cash, the following described tract, lot or
parcel OF land as described in said deed OF
trust, tC-wIt: A par5 OF cot No 81 OF the Dud-
ley Dunn estate, aud more particularly de-
scribed az beginning at a point on Hospital
avenue $50 eet ~uOrJhwardIy rom the south
west corner Of said lot NO -, and running
thence east 90 feet to the Wess~ boundary linz o.
part OF said oL No.3 sold TO George n. Cander,
thence with said Cauder's line ~EorLhWardlY 40
feet. thence west 6 feet 70 the east side Of Hos
plLal avenue, thence southwardly 50 feet to the
place OF beginning.
The hight Of redemption IS expressly waived
and Title believed 10 be good, butI only sell as
trustee. DAVID WALhEh, trustee
December ., 1857. dscZI tbs
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County Court Sale Of Land

Maria l. Petite et ais, vs.. Mary 7. Mc,efa et al.
Petition for sale Of real estate for division.
TNDEa and by virtue Of a decree VI sale
made in the above emitted cause, At the
G-eenber term, 1857. Of the County court Of
shelby county. tennessee, i VIII proceed to sell
10 the aighesb and Dest bidder, before The Court
house door ia the city OF Memphis, on
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KAYANAGH & DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
VHE most reliable Cushion used on BiIliar'
l Tables is the
Cat-Gnt Cushion.


Manufactured by KAVANAUGH & DECKER,
and patented Decem Der IS, 1886. (See Scientific
American, Vol. i6, No IL
ItiS the only Cushion that possesses MI the
Qualities essential to a Perfect Cushion. IL ts
tns most ella tic and most durable Cushion ever
offered 70 tine blifisrd-plsyinR public, sE Is
~abundantly proven by the great demand tgr1t
since is introduction. The peculiarly which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut CoshiOn and renders
ib superior 70 all Others, is the t~ightened cord OF
cat-gut which overlies the face and edge OF the
rubber ana running the foil length Of the
Cushion, which prevents the ball from bedding
into the rubber and jumping rom the tables
The addiuOn Of the cat-cuteOrd also q nuch
10 the elasticity of the Cushion.
The Cst-GuL Cushion has already been 40
piled 20 over 100 tables, which are In constant
use. It can be applied 20 tables Of any make,
for so per SET
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Of Centre and Canal streets, y. y IS the most
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chinery Is Of the most improved character, the
States. the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the workmen thoroughly
skilled
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimmings, all
of the best maze, constantly on hand.
kavanagh & Decker are the Onls agents In
this county for kay's Cue Cement adJudged
By competent authorities 70 be the beStJement
ever used.
Full Size Tables cut down for slOJ.
seud for illustrated Price List.
KANAkAGH & DECKER,
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets,
seJ tfe2J New York City.
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Notlce fn BrnErn.tcn.


Deputy @. s. siaaaal
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Notice ~ B0nEruUfcu.
United siales 81 Ameroa VI Dls.rIel !
Tenraa. s

Duite4 Siate1 ct AlaerleA y -sru District %
Asunere-
THIS 81 20 give notice tLz, Oh F1e Lth dav 1.
4 December, AID, 1857, p Eauelt in LsIE.
ruptcy was issaec against ts ssIa-s % LouH
Csstiemsn OF GemBat 81 tEe county o..
SHELBY and STATE or lelreerse. w.1 has been
adIudged a OaDEruet, on a1s ON petition
that ths payment Of any a-Du, z.c Inc dalr
err o. 8Ey rropcrJ -ae1ls--- al .aeL 4aIE.
o any properly D. liw ere s1ll l.el 81 aE
thai - msst4ls Of .ae creators or tl1 E
banEruptrf prove ileir reats aud .1rulaa
he'd ata LluH o. 8eufra 1cr. ~ DE- l.aa
rfacs 10 81 Ia4n s-re5 Us llFaa ~
4enp1ls Tenn 9ei9f- .lons- , -ae-.
$50 EcgsaeT. OG tie -szVsE1e11f1f day orFar-
nary. Al ls5s, al LZg'e1cE U
@sapals, Tenn -l deg ai December
AD Ls57.
Us 4arshai g Azz1ensss Wau Datre.
OF Tennessee
ETJ-E 3. BINGHAM
ra~r U-1HfuT sar.r.r --
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Trnstee,s SaEe Of Land.

my vfr.ue Of a deed Of trust executed TO me
10 on the IA Of November, 1904, BY Jut1s T..
Zee and Edward r Lee, registered ia me Reg
izueris omas Of shelby county, in took No. %,
part one, pages. SD, l3 ard j4, 1 viii, on tbs
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TrnRfea'a NnEe.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed to ne,
% On the 18th day Of octocer, 1855, By B. T.
Norris, 90 secure the PAS ment Of certain notes
due Iohn d. Armour, one ofwntch notes Is due
ana unpaid, said Deed OF rTusf being OF record
IA the Heg1stsr's emee OF shelby county, Ten
nes.ee, IN book -. part nrst. RACES Z2 S3 and
"a. { VIII proceed o. sell. 70 the highest bidder,
for cash, on the premises, in the city OF Mem
pfiS. on
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Txss9ag, JanNary Fl, 1865.

Between the hours Of 10 o'clock am. and Il
O'Clock NJ, the following described land, lying
and being In the city Of Memphis county 81
shelby, and sfate OF Tennessee to-lgit lotNo,
% and ten feet on Of tbs east side eliot No B,
ad3o. ming said lot IS, O part OF John D. Ar.
m0uf's subdivision Of original county lot No.
4s6. beginning a. q 20 at on ths north side o..
Pigeon RsOstr road 50 feet irons, sad west OF. lis
intersection Witp Orleans street. tanning
t1erce yeSswsrdly with Pigeon Roost road a.
feet. theme pOrthwa diy 80 ieet 70 an aliey
4hence ~eastwagdly 40feeLthencc s~outhWardlyIo
4aetto the D~egiunfne,it being the same properly
conveyed hy John u. Armour 20 B. +. Nos
% the 18th day Of October, l&5Y and recorded
in fhe KaziBtsr's ohce, Ia book q, part drst.
psees 81 ead 81 The tide Is believed to be
ro.zs. hrt I convey as trustee only.
dsels3W p Il, DAVE, TTustes.
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slonaay, 5asuary 81. Sc.

Between the hours OF 10 am. and 3 pm the
I 0ilowing described real estate, to-wit: The
. certain parcel Of land 10 the city Of Memphis
| knoWn on the plan OF the SAID city as lot one
I hundred aud ~sighty-four tHiI,~ beginning al q
[ point on tae east side Of Main street. aud the
| north side Of T0nerays alley. (which isthe FIRST
! alley north Of ia ks0u street, running thence
/ with the north side OF the said alley eaSi one
[ hundred and forty-eight feet six inches 70 an
alley thence north s~evenu-louf jeet lhiee
| inches. thence wei one hundred and forty
/ eight feeLsix inches to Main street, and thence
/ south ssventy-iOsr feet three iuehea % the
I place OF ~beginniug-
TEENS o. SALz Oue-tnird cash, and one
thIrdfu one year from Tue date Of the sale, and
I one third IN two Yeas tuerefrou- Notes WITH
| GOOD security 10 be takeu Tor tue dsielreQ pay
| ments, and q lien retained Uu Co. P.Op6rty foI
l the payments OF said notes.
Obs LOAGUE,
December 6. 1851. County Court Clerk
4 naa- al
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mrsCELLANEOUs.
wAYDWELH a ANDERSON,
MARBLE o RKS S.
No. 90 Union Street,
Between Second and Third.
NOTICE.

THE Nonconuah Turnpike Company and
Wolf River Pie Company viii hold their
Annual Meeting on the ara Jsnuary, lse. al
powell Parsons. - 6. JAMES, President.
F0TEL PEARSON, Secretary.
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TO CoTTOH SHIPPERS
TIL
HEHPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD

HAS jest completed arrangaments 70 shlp
II Cotton 10 New York end az Eas ern G tlei
Orangs ana Alexandra Railroad and Will Ns
| through bills o. Ladiug 70 al points StnH-
/ AN4EEING TINE at the lowest rates N1ltl
sre Given bv qnv Other route ana with more
advantages 10 EhirpeH than By any 9tuef An8.
I a Dsy aud Night Fast Freight Sc1edul- hayIng
been put 10 Operation, ruuu ng thfcu WIN
ont bTe.E Of buIx or deten1on.
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Trustees sale.

TEDER and by virtue OF a Deed OF Tr1st
y executed by Calvin ID Hart and Elien J.
Hart on the 18th day OF July, AD, 1855, to me,
as Trustee, TO secure the payment OF a esitain
note therein recitsd, I Will, on the
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Death of Prof. Cleveland.

Many of our readers will be panied to hear
OF tho death of this gallant aud accomplished
gentleman SO long and favorably known in
this section Of the State as u scholar of rare
requirements and teacher of unsurpassable
skill He leaves wife and ono child to
whom the warmcst sympathiesof our heart are
extended, He has long been in declining
condition. the effect Of wounds received in the
latc war We can offer no earthly consolation
to the bereaved hearts of relatives and friends.
We can only remind them that " He DoErn
ALL THINGS WE'LL"
The enlightened community in which Prof.
Q. dwelt will find it hard to replace him. -
May he rest in peace
Soldier rest thy warfare DER,
Dream Of battlc fields no moro.
Days Of danger, nights of waking"