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'sts ~. Judge Bowers, in the Court Of
sasa =, " change of venue to Sim Wal.
sSm e murder of Bacon, and he was
Ssaa uay last and lodged in prison, to
~ ' term of the District Court for
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b N oL.-Mr. A. J. Mcfarland wishes
Shson. School in this city, and re.
ss,n-, VINO may feel disposed TO assist in
Ss,s 70 call at the School House on
/ next Tuesday evening.
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slag !, ''eriiatc and mingled rain and
e,dssa., 'ne past few days, has given the
G!ae,a. "lh'erish cast. Snow fell nearly
IT'D Out with so much rain that II only
'Aee = 'epth Of three our four inches up
; gong to press last nigh.
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r,,.vsrRrAN STATUE OF WAsHINGToS.-
u e orr has been on exhibition in our city
-, DAYS attracting considerable numbers all
Those protesting knowledge Of works Of
: :, rrmounce it fine thing. and bestow much
..,r Mr. Ostner. We shall not attempt TO de-
.--,ise it,con:essing our inability 10 do SO,
,r,;t that We were not little surprised at
~ .rhibited in It's design and execution, and
:. o,be-s vino have seen il express themselves.
s,-',.5isntaI!y came upon the statue we should
,..lai no explanation OF what the sculptor in
:, :, rsnrssen.. Mr.. Ostner has met with fair
-, y his exhibitions through the Basin, and in
Elsewhere expresses his gratitude.
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|erts.
Miss
Miss
E,NRI-
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Happy New Year, Happy New Year"
Wen welcome tomorrow with song and with cheer
The Old Year Is dying, and i'll his lap lying
There rests the fair form OF the glad New Year
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THECRoPs.

The crops generally look well, but In
West Tennessee fruit has been largely
affected by the frost. There is no less
cotton planted this than previous years,
but there is a much larger area of wheat.
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For the Sunday Appeal
To 5. r. s.
,ron,a Z ,eere nol TOO eo,earalu q die 2,


I" on, tgoa'd I 'oere not too eotoardV q der
On, be not the coward to dream thus of death
To olaneh AZ the first cutting paug Of grief
Despalring to mourn that the tempest's rude
breath
IN thy garland hath withered summer
BRIGHT leaf;
But eird up thy I5ins, be strong for the fight
It's the coward and traitor that prate thus Of
flight.
What though a sweet vision long cherished be
Lies plain. honest duties ara s@eeter than
dreams.
To the true heart that shuts rot Its Heaven
blest door
To the claims of the love from the hearth
stone that beams.
They only ara true hearts, they only are brave
Vino live, not the towards who Zee 70 the grave.
The conficti isIong. but there's bIssi in thestride
And hearts must not break. nor yet brokenly
live;
The angels beside the glad fountain Of life
Are waiting the victor the guerdon to give,
VINO shesthed not his sword till the battle was
Who claimed not his rest tan by flight 1t was
wen.
Ungratefult cast roand thee thy mIst-blindsd
eyes
On thy pathway thousand sweet blossoms
are strewn:
\ thousand bright streams OF refreshment arise,
And music and sunshine thy heart to attune
To the anthem OF worship the morning stars
sang,
And the chorus the angels in unison rang.
List but to that music Its echoes shall wake
a sweet, z AteGnl melody deep in thy soul,
Divine as the rapt1rous anthem that brake
The silence when light on the universe stole.
Thus life shall grow beautiful spite Of its pain,
The heart gush with love, Irust and JOY again.
FEBEUARY, 1851.
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r,.e T.osrl of TInanoa.

From BroWniow's Wing, 27tb.l
The Board Of Finance, created by the
Legislature, convened in this city on the
2J,h inst, and adjourned 10 meet the
next day, there not being quorum on
the first day. The President of the
Bosrd, Mr.. Blackburn, rendered his re-
signatiOn at Nashville, and Mr.. Flunkett,
the Secretary of the Board, rendered his
resignation. The remaining th.ee, Gov.
Brownlow, Judge Watson and Treasurer
Henry reorganizad the Board. On mo-
tlon OF Gov. BroBnlow, Judge Watson
was chosen President aud William Rule
temporary Secretary, Hon. William
30 son WAS thereupOn elected Secretary
Of the Board. A resolution was unani-
mOusly adopted setting forth that the
majority Of the Board had no right TO ac-
cgpt the resigusti0ns of the other two
members Of the Board addressed to them,
gnd that their designations should be
rendered to tAe Legislature which crested
them members Of said Board by special
enactment. The President Of the Board
was authorized to 90 East and raise six
huadred thousand dollars, to meet the
deficiency likely 10 occur through the
iailuTe Of the railroads TO meet their
ssuai-annuai interest, but upon such
terms as not to increase the Indebtedness
of the State Should he find it practical
bic 20 negotiate six hundred thousand
dollars ia gold-bearing bonds IT an In
terest of seven per cent, at par, then
and in that case, be was authorized to
call on the Governor for such bonds, but
in no event Il the amount to exceed six
hundred thousand dollars. Should he
succeed in his efforts, as it is believed he
viii, there viii then be sufficient
amount of means in the treasury to put
into successful operation, at once, our
common schools.
AS resolution of the Board provides
that no bonds of the State shall be bought
without the ascent of four membe of
the Board, no action was taken upon this
subject, and as but three membsfs re-
main in the Board, it is all stuff to talk
about their intending an indiserimiDate
purchase Of bonds. IL is also Idle to talk
about Issuing millions Of gold. bearing in
terest bonds, or millions of any other
character OF bonds, when the President
Of the Board is restricted to the negotia-
ton of six hundred thousand dollars
only, and when the Governor will only
issue that amount. This will meet the
deficiency in the July interest, paw up
balance due from the State 10 the Fourth
National Bank of New York, and sup
ply the wants of our common schools.
The suffice. then will be referred to the
Legislature, which meets ia November
next, and nothing more viii be done by
the Board of Finance calculated in any
degree to increase the Indebtedness Of the
State. SENIOR EDITOR.
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A CHASTITY Ylf-s'. 8. "a. ills. aaea'sa


Brownlow's Whig Of the 9th has a
brief paragraph on "OHr Presidential
Ticket" (" and grins horribly ghsstly
sInile" " OF acceptance. 1t responds
I" Aplea :" and says: "No man in the
Republican ranks is more delighted with
this ticket than is the Senior Editor Of
this paper. It is bound to win, no mat
ter who opposes" The Amen we
imagine is wrung from reluctant con-
cession, and the delight would have been
considerably augmented il the name OF
Brownlow had been inserted IN place OF
Colfax's, which he says " is well aud fR-
vorably known"
The delight expressed would have
been more forcibIe, if the language had
been slightly modified by the iuterpola-
tlon Of "nO sspirant for the place IN
the Republican ranks, instead OF " man.
We can conceive that Brownlow's dis
appointment was not greater than that
of Wade, who is said to be quite crushed,
but 1t is scarcely possible it could be OF
such minute dimensions as TO enable
hin to experience unqualified delight.
The wild declaration that 1T is bound
to win, is expressive Of confidence, bat
that has yet to be tried. Perhaps not,
with a fair field. But the latter clause
"no matter who opposes" " is go like
some Of the arbitrary acts Of the Senior
Editor in his Gubernatorisl capacity,
one might imagine he knew something,
and there was scheme sfloat to get pos
session of the Government anyhow.
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QUICKEST TIME EAST
--Is By THE
Memphis & Louisville 3. B. Line
Only SO Hours and SO MInutss te New
York, 20 Is Hours 70 LOuisyiIie.
IA IA Hours 80 Nashville,
20 IA Hours to So. LOuiss
DOUBLE BAILr TRAINS oOsTIsUEB,
Commencing MOnday, ApFll q, ls6

DOTH Trains making direct Through Con-
ID nections 10 all Eastern Cltles an advantage
onered By no other route froEn Memphts-
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TIE We nErwEEN TnE sra

THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES
The first volume Of the expected great
work Of Hon. Alex. II. Stephens, Of GeoF-
gia, has been received in this city, by the
agent, Mrs, Worley, and is now being
delivered TO subscribers. Il IS printed il
O beautiful and substantial manner, and
bound In various styles, to suit the taste
OF subscribers, and in q manner worthy
Of the valuable thoughts and expOsitions
embodied IN its pages. II there be any
who are curious TO inform their minds OF
the original character Of the Govern
ment OF the United States and It's rela-
tions to the different States comprising
the Union, set forth in the most per-
spieuous, simple and comprehensive
style, and logically derived from the oTi-
gin Of the Government, the nature
Of the Constitution, the understand
ing OF cOntempOraneOus Statsemen,
Legislatures aud Congress, and the
highest Judicial and political au-
thorities, from the formation Of the
Constitution TO the beginning Of the Civil
War, they may be gratified by a perusal
of this unquestionably philosophical and
ststesmanlike production.
1t may be fallscy to suppose that our
Government can ever be brought back
to its original character and objects. So
wide has been the divergence from the
theories upon which it was started by the
founders, and so great aud manifest are
the interests, prejudices and passions to
conciliate, before 1t can be restored as q
Government founded on the paramount
authority and sovereignty OF the several
States, and existing only by virtue Of the
delegated powers Of these, that it may
appear 10 be a vain employment to elab-
crate such political exegesis as the one
IN question. Mr.. Stephens himself, seems
h nave little hope of so favorable q
turn OF events. Whichever may
be the party that shall succeed to power,
.the interests, prejudiees and maxims OF
the multitude must seriously affect its
career. The Democratic party is by no
means welded TO the theory of right
to the doctrine of State Rights which
Mr.. Stephens, with SO much logic and so
conclIsiveIy, establishes. Were it to
adop. in full his political doctrines, it
would certainly be defeated at the next
election. Yet it Is none the less true
that these doctrines are the true inspira-
tions Of the authors of the Constitution
and of all those eminent statesmen
whose administration of the Govern
ment contributed SO high a degree Of
prosperity ard glory TO the country and
the people. No philosophical mind can
examine this theory, IS seen by ths
light OF Mr.. Stephens authority and
reasoning, without coming to such
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$4,000 WORTH OF DRUGS
At Cost,
AT no. ,sIs MAIN STREET.
Wholesale Drug Emporium.

WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL OUR En-
w tire stock OF Drugs. Medicines. Dyes,
Paints, ellis, Liquors, P0naades, Psrfumery,
soap and Fancy Toilet Articles generally etc,
ETC.. now on hand in broken packages. 10 the
RETAIL AND TOWN AND COUNTRY DRUG
TRADE, Snd TO Planters, AT COST, until the
whole stock is closed out. with 2 view to ma
king cur trade TO, a WHOLESALE AND
JUBBING HOU Sc EEXCLGSIV VELY. We there
fore hold out these Inducements to the trade,
who sish TO buy every hing usually kept IN
ouced prices.
N. N.B.-These rates Will be afforded for a short
time enly, as our present stock was bought at
low cash prices, and we do not expect to dupt-
cate Drugs az lower figures, only il unbroken
packages.
P. g. We especially solicit orders OF Town
and Country Druggists, both for the present
aud future, knowing we can make IT greatly 70
your interest 70 patrOnize us.
LIB WATSON q CO.,
MALI II No. BIZ Main street.
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TENNESSEE.

-BroaVnloaV's Wig is earnestly defend
ing Hon. ;. NJ. Arnell, and intimates
that his assaiisnt in one OF the Radical
organs Of this city, is an aspirsnt for
Mr. ArnelPs seat iu Congress, or q tool
of some such sspirant."
-Knoxville is looking forward to the
construction OF water works.
The Knoxville Loyal League, said
by BrOlgRlosV's Whig TO represent twenty
two councils and eight counties, has
spoken right out in denuneiation of 81 the
seven FecreaBt Senators who voted
against canvictiDg the President, and be-
seeehed Senator Fowler If he cannot
consistently vote for the other articles,
to abstain altogether from voting. Too
late.
The Somsrville Fulcon Of the 18th
says! We regret 10 announce that Dr.
Rivers has accepted the Presidency OF
the Logan Female College, &C Rassell-
vile, KY, aud that bis connection with
the S0merville Female destitute viii ter
inmate with the present session.
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asa Broons sarsst,Nsw York.

7 liturgy OF THE ANCIENT AND AC-
1 a cepted Scottish Rite OF Ereemasonry, sJr
the Southern Jurisdiction of the United states
By Albert Pike, SD, sew. Grand Commander
Syo- Splendidly illustrated with ChrOmO-Etho-
graphic plates and numerous WooU engravings,
Part II, 4th TO l4th oegree, $ GO.
s@s II would perhaps seem unnecessary after
giving the above title-page to say any thing
further in the way of Recommendation. The
cient guarantee of its worth III. Bro. Pike, by
his leaning and contributions hRs done as
much to elevate the standard of Masonic lite
rature and extend a knowledge OF It's symbol
ism, et nies and history a. any oteer living
man. This book. in its particular department.
may justly be considered a masterpiece en-
bracing matter not ouiy useful to the Masonic
student OF every grade, but 70 man OF science
in The highest literary deid OF the present age.
Notwithstanding this book has been preceded
by several OF a similar character, yet 10 Bro.
Pike alone Is due the honor Of nrst exploring
this branch of Masonic literature and Of open
ing to the admiration of the Craft lie vast store
contains the degrees OF the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Ritz froKa the fourth TO the fourteenth
Inclusive - elegantly. III lustrat5d with chromo-
ithograph engrav1ngs, showing ali the Jewels,
costume, furniture, etc, belonging to each de-
gree. No expense has been spared IN getting it
up, and it ia without doubt the most elegant, IS
well as one OF the most useful books, ever Of
fered to the Fraternity,
Published ana for sale by the Masonic Pub
fishing and Manufacturing Company, 4S2
BrooGle street, New YORK, and Booksellers gen.
orally in the United States.
HE Copies OF the above for the Memphis
Brethren are ready for delivery at the Editorial
Rooms Of the APPEAL. Ia Jefferson street, up
stairs. lw ial2S
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NOTTCE.

IL persons having claims against the es-
a fzte OF WIN. Hutch ins0a, deceased. are
ne eby n0tided aud required % appear altd Ele
the same, autbenticate1 II ths mannef pc
seril,ed bv law with the tierlx OF The CotEn "
f5onrs of Shelby county, 1enu.. on OF beioze
the s0th day OF October lf03 or they VII Qe
sorever barred. The Insolvency OF said estate
hssfirs, been sueaess ed 1t Is being administered
e ench In the County court.
= 49, = TOM GALE, Executor
mai iaWfw Of Wm. Hutchinson, DECD.
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Importance Of Han as an OFlansat

WITHOUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
wv woman can be really beautiful Without
this crowning excellence OF beautiful hair, ne
lady can obtain without buying Il ;sb MADAME
LASIGNE. Gail and see for yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance, at 2a3 La Main
street upstairs opposite Conrt square.
N. b. Wigs. Chfgnons, ETC.. Hair Cutting, IN
al spss 81 sns ~ 49, = '''s y. LAvIeEE
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WHEATON, NURSERY
Two Niles South Of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Rosd.
JOHN TRESr. wApD3 THOMPSON.
JoHH TRENT Z CO..
PRoPEIEreKs
Successes TO
DIR. s. M. WHEATON.

xxyE are prepared to nn orders for every de-
w seriDtfoH OF Fruit, Flowers and OrDa-
mental Trees, Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, etc, etc.
Our stock Is made up OF the best selectio oHs
which csn be gotten up In Europe or Arnertcas
We solicit Correspondence nom all who puf-
chase trees IN large or small quantities, or an4
who wish 20 adorn their pleees Win cnolce ana
rare Flowers and shrubs
as- First class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers fors sBoucuets and Nfeaths always
ReP- descriptive Catalogues. witA prices and
all ~ inforHnEiiou. VIII pe furnished by
aDDiriae personally, or hy letter 70
< s) law II JGsaN TRENT 4 CO.
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BURGLARY.-On Saturday nigh
tween the hours Of 2 and 8 O'clocf
house Of Mrs. White, No. III
street, was broken into, aud a
crockery, dishes and cooking ut
stolen therefrom. The rogues fin
after starting, that they had gottei
big load to carry, left some Of the
der in an adjoining alley.
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NOTTCE.

A CERTIFICATE Of Shares OF German Ma.
N tionai Baak Stock, No. 50, Issued to Frenx
Msler, August q 1856, having been LOST OF stolen,
al persons are warned not 70 trade for the
same and notice Is hereby glved that lhaye
applied to the Bank for new certificate.
NAL eW FRED. u WARNER
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ARRIyALs.-We notice among 4
rivals at the Commercial Hotel, G
w. Oven, Arkansas Col. J. 4.
strong, Msj. j. B. Hart, T. S.
Esq, Arkansas, and Capt. R. r.
well, Trenton, Tenn.
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TRROUGH TICKETS

Can be procured at the C0mpany's Office. No.
237h Main street, corner Of Jefferson, or at
Depot head OF Main street; also, at OvertOn
HoteI and of LARRY HARMsHAD q CO.,
corner Main and Madison streets.
E1- Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Com pany ; at Hotels, Pri-
vats Residences, or on board boats arriving at
Memphis to all principal Eastern Cites.
SAM. 3. JONES, Sa perintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. APPS
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TO TIE PATRONS OF THE AP

Subscribers are requested 10 report any
ulariies In the delivery OF the APPEAL.
Countingroom. Carriers will be Ia
weekly with certificates authorizing u
collect subscriptions.
ED. J. MAESFoRI
Superintendent OF Ciucuia
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ARKANSAS STAGE LINES

FROM
LITTLE ROCK
TO BENTON.
HOT SPRINGS.
Rockport, Arkadelphia, spoonvilie, Antwine,
Washington. ClarksvtIIe. Texas; Tulip, Ark.
Princeton, Camden. Louisville, Russelville,
DaTdanen. Clarksville. Lewisburg. Ozark, Van
Buren,, Fort Smith.
ONCE at the Anthony House, Little Rock,
Arkansas. D. J. CHDESTER CO.,
jaI Proprietor.
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Take Notice.

DY a areceut decision of the Court In 81 Louis,
ID Q. K. FiIley' SOLE RIGET to use the nalae
"CHARREk OAK, was sustained. All
persons infringing on those rights viii be
promptly prosecuted. The &" GeaUtDe Old Re-
liable Charter oak stove can be found
ONLY AT NO. s27 MAIN STREET,
Adjoining Norsham House.
J.F. SCHABEL & CO.,
mal2 I'm Eole Agents for Memphis, Tenn.
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Notice 10 the PrbEic.

HAVINef established our Omnibus Line, and
III determined to work al the SANE RATE
and having an experience OF fifteen years ia
the business in Memphis, we respectfully so
licit of our old friends and the public share Of
their patronage. We have the exclusive privi-
lege OF Checking Baggage in connection with
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. Pas
reliability of our agents Fare to and from any
points within the city, 2S Cents Prom It al
lenton given TO calls left at the Ticket fice OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railrosd, 27S Main
street. and AZ the Office of Keek q Bros. S99
maj ma29sS So PATTERSON, KICK q co.
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EXCURSION TICKETS. Gel'
to the National Democrats ConYQ
at New York, half fare win be ct
on the route via Memphis and Lou
Rsilroad-SSS 25 to go and return, I
good until 20sh July. Tickets mt
secured st the Office, No. 2879
street.
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JAIL DELIyERY.-The fire on
day night caused general delive
the prisoners confined ia the a
street station house. Most Of them
in for trivial offenses, and al Of
are well known to the policsfewh
probably re-arrest most of thek OF
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EoR SALE.

TFOR sABE-HULL AND MACHINERY OF
T STEAM EE ~. PATRiCk.-On saturday,
Nay 3lth, as 10 o clock am, opposite Mem pbis.
Viii b sold as above on saturday, llRy S05n, at
10 G.m. at hOpenoid, Ark, opposite Mem pHisi
Tenn. TO the nigaest blduer the Hull, Boil lsers,
Macniuery Shafts, Chains. Lines, Bell, etc, in
ciu ing the entire wreck of The stesmcr 81. Pat
rick, recently burned. Tue Machinery, eIc.,
have ali been got Uout, aud Is ia GOOD condition.
Cylinders, - Inches by fset; wrought iron
Shafts with II feet BuckeIs.
Terms Of saie-Cash.
j. b. ARCHER, AGENT
mail I'd Eor whom Il uay concern.
ALUABLE PRUPEkTY FOR SALE OR
v I.EASe. The undersigned offer for sale or
lease their hfill property on McFeysrs creek,
six m les west Ot sardis, Pamela county, Miss.
II Is a first-ciass saw and Grist Mil, with an
abundance Of timber near at hEnd.
J. SULLIVAN,
j. B. BARRI SGEE,
-,o1o gwa Ear7ig MfsgisgiDui.
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MOHTVaLE SPRMeS---Iss8.

THIS FAyORTTE SUMNER RESORT. SIT.
i uatet IL BisuEt county, East Tennessee,
will be opened for the reception o. visitors on
t. Ist OF June.
The marked beneficial results attending ths
use OF thefe waters. IN functional dersnEe-
Medicinal Properties
All the accessories for enjoy ymsut and recres-
ton AZ the best watering places VIII be ioand
here.
Tne facilities for reaching Hontyais this sea-
son viii be increased BY the extension OF tta
Knoxville and Charles on Railroad, new In
rapid course OF construction. sod regular trains
are expected to be running, by tn9 time OF
opening. TO Msryyfiie. whence pasSenzers are
conveyed in coaches 70 the springs, nine miles
distant.
Board reduced, per dry, to = per Week. 81
per month, $40. Address for pamphlets eon-
tanning analysis and descT pti0a 0f waters, ETC.,
mas m JOS. L KING, Knoxville. Ten a.
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ALL IN THE FAMILY. There is 8
paper published over in Alabama S
where, that has for its motto Sit
"A Jd2rkey Justice of the Peace in
town where it is published, lately cs
its editor to be arrested under Ne
Kuk-lux order, slleging that the Ii
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Wednesday, the FIrat Day OF JaIT, ISIS.

At u o'clock m. at the CouRth0usa door. IN the
town Of 0sceola, Arkansas, sell 81 pubic ven
due, to the highest bidder. Tor cssh. the follow
ing described real and personal property In
said Deed Of Trust, conveyed % me. TO- vii !.
The east q baif 81 the ncrs sneass ft} qEarter
OF section (ie) ten. t1e southeast = quarter q
sectio's tiQl ten, the West % hat o. tue sCutu-
Y north Of the base flne, and range 10 east or
tbs 5th principal meridian tozeth~f Win Al
and stock OF every kin cn tLta plsd1iees. n,
oluding the neB steam Saw and 9riEt u N r.
csEtI1 placed on said lanc b. 3asssrz- HLtc1e1
= Mor<RoEu ~.
Tue equity slf REDEEM piion IN said property 4
waved and title beiisFea % Be sccos bn1 ee2-
cHxREEs R0vEss. Trustee.
May IS 1888. mEEta