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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08

IMPORTANT TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
We print this morning long list of property to be
sold on the 1st OF March Ly he SDer q for non-pay
ment Of taxes unless the owners theieof shall pre-
yiousy settle their ducs to the State. We are re-
quesed to say that there is also lodged in the Sher
if's Office long additional list OF delinquent tax
pagers, whose property will also be advertised and
cos,e under the hammer unless speedy payment be
made of the arrears OF taxes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08

DRowSED.-A private letter brings the intelli-
gence Of tho drowning, on tho 7th Of December, at
Shermans Island, in Costa County, California OF
MIR. John Belden, formerly of New Britain, Conn.
he was brother Of Mr.. W. q. Belden, who has been
connected with the United states Qaartermas:er's
Department in this city since 1865.
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Auftion Salfs.
s1rER1Fp,s SALE.

Dy virtue Of the following Tax Executions. to me
directed an delivered, will be sold on MONDAY
and IUEi AY the first and second days Of
March next, at the northeast corner of the Court
house betwesn the hours OF IL O'Clock A. NJ. and
3 o'clock P. NJ,
All the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of the
defendants below stated in Leases not exceeding
seven years in the following described property,
levied on and to b. sold for Taxes due the State and
Ccsls.
Terms cash E. ". NJ. MACKEY,
Sheriff Charleston CouLty
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A SMALL LEGACY having been left the Gar
ment Society, the Lady who has the money in ch'Tge
requests that all the former officers and members,
together with oil interested in the above society. viii
meet at the Depository. chalmers-street, this day,
9th instant at P. NJ, to revive the society, hoping
that the citizens will generously respond to this no.
h1e
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The OLD GLOBE HoTEL.-G1r. Joseph DIyer,
at the Globe Hotel, No. So Queea.strec south SIDE.
will give lunch to his friends to-day u, 10 A. NJ to
celebrate the opening OF his establi .hment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08

CABINET HArs.-Somcthing entirely new
Black Drab and earl Alpincs, OF superior quality;
also. the yelocie.de, suitable f r young men, just
received at the Temple of Fashion.
February c. B. J lHNSON.
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BY G. McBK1DE SMITH.

AuCtkOncCf.
BY virtue of Decree in Bankruptcy in the above
case, will be scld, On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at
II O'Clock, ut the Old postoffce.
All that 1RlCT OF LAND, lying on the north sido
of the public road leading from Charleston TO Ashley
River Ferry containing serenty-dve and half tT5N)
acres. more or less and also email Tract of Land
on the northern boundary OF the above tract and IN.
co-poratd with it as one tract; bounded north and
cas-, on lands now or late of - Howard, south on
the Dorchester Road, vest on lands now or Int of
- Beckman, and northwest on lanus now or late
OF Rev. p. ONeill; the place said tc contain phos-
pilates. and to be well settled.
Terms-One-hrd cash; the balance in one and
two years. secured by mortgage on the pi operty;
purchaser 10 pay Ior papers and stamps.
i. W. MARSHALL.
Assignee of Jos Purcell.
February mwsmsmtu6
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February 1
TO THE LADIES.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
w mny years e1per ence IN the manufacture
of ORNAM, NrAL AR WORK enable us TO offer
10 our customers the finest assortment OF every ar
tice required in our inc, from the small FRIZZES
to the full we, embracing braids or switches, Coils
Waterfalls, Cushions, Crtmpt Hair, Bands. Curls,
Ringlcs, &c.
roRroI E.saELL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS o. every other class.
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"HooD's SOVEREIGN BALM" has no equal for
coughs, colds. Groups, asthma. &c. Try it and be
convinced, and recommend it to others. For sale by
Cowie Noise, Druggists. corner Meeting and Hasel
streets. Wins January ~
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Farmng Utensils, at AUCTION.
w. Y. LEITCH & r. =. BRUINS,
huctiOnecrs. A

Will be sold at Auction, on WEDNESDAY. 10th inst ,
ut Marshall's Wharf, at 10 o'clock.
lie FOLLOWING ARTICLES,
Lot of FARMING UTENSILS, consisting Of
Shovels, Ploughs, Coru Shelters, Hay Forks Rice
Fans, Hay Fres-, Culhyaters, Harrows, sc.
ALSO,
Three RICE FLATS, butt of cypress, and lot of
Unginned Cotton, &C., &c.
Terms cash. mS2 February s
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FUEs.-Dalanco of Il stock at The Temple Of
Fashion, offered ut cost. c. q. JOHNSON,
February8
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SaLooN.-Oys-
tcrs in .very style. Miace pies. trt sh daily Hot cof
fec and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
iay,
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The GREAT PRESSURE upon our advertising
columns this morning compels us to omit some Of
our contract advertisements, which should appear in
this issue.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08

UMBRELLAS AND CANEs.-Tho largest and
Fcbr lary c. H. JOHNSON.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08

ED1rons IN TowS.-Messrs. Selby, Of the
Columbia Phoenix, and Lucas, of the Darlington
Democrat.
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pouno ut Wilson's Grocery southeast col ner Society
md Ansou streets. Gcols delivered free.
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WtgaBT's BLUFF.-Ihe steamer Marion will
leave Tor wrishs Bluff and all landings on the San
tee ON Wednesday night.
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GOLD PENCIL FoUND.-A gold pencil was
picked up in Broadstreet on Saturday, and left at
the Main Guardhousc.
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NTEETING-STREET FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT Is NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,


STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS. SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. OF all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING from G to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COT TON PRESSES for HIND
power, saw and Rice Mills
MACHIALRY AND CASTINGS Of all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid TO
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS TOE GUILD.
ISGs, GRATINGS,
CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS &c. dc,
WILLIAM s. HENEI;EY.
MACU[NIS1 4 Nd 70 U N d Err
Nc. 3l4 4MEE1IN6-STEEET.
CHAnLEsToN: S. O.
Angus: mWs
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THE DAILY NEWS.

s5- LARGEST cIRcULATioN.-rHE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oULAIIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING N THE PoSToFFTCR AT The END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovIS.
IONS OF TIE NEW PcSToFFICE LAW
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sHEKIFF's SALE.

By yhtuo of writ of Fieri Facias, to ne directed
and delivered, will be sold o MONDAY. the first
day OF March next, ut the northeast corner efrbe
Courthouse, between the hours Of II A. NJ. and
P. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND with wooden dwelling
and outbuIldinGs thereon, situate on south tide OF
Ann trcet one door west of the corner Of Eliza
beth-s trcet; bounding north by Ann.stree east by
-, west by lands now or late Of -, and
south on lands Ct -.
Levied On and to be sold rs the property of ]. r.
Sloan and Cstharne NJ. Sloan his wife, at the suit
of John N. Tidemanp & Co.
Terms cash. E. W. M. MACKEY,
February 8 ma s. c. c.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Chamber of Comm er;c, at = p. N.
Charleston Hook ami Ladder Company No. 2. at
haIf-past P. n.
Friends of Ireland ct halfpast 2. III.
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Aufiioa SaIfs.

For Account and at Risk a.d Expense of
former Purchaser, he having failed TO conf
ply acuh terms Of sale.
w. Y. LEITCH & Il. S. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
Will be sold at the Old Postofica, at IL o'clock, on
TOMORROW. 9th February,
That desirable BUILDING situated ut the corner
of Henrietta and Eiz lbeth streets, formerly occu
pied as grocery. On the premises are good vel
of waller. spacious sheds, and all necessary outbmd
iDgs. Lot measures 8S feet oil Eiizabetb-street by
3S feet in depth, more or less.
Ter1ns-Half clsh; balance payable IN one AMI two
years, with interest, secured by bond and mortgage
of the property; buildings to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay US fer papers and stamps
February m? tul
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Ea parte H:m. Sh.pherd, til re Joseph Purcell.
Assignse's Sale Of The "PurceH Farm" on
the Dorchester Road. near Charleston-at
dftcfioD
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THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at SIX DOLLARS year in advance, OF
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08
by G.. MCBRIDE SMITH.

s Small Dwelins; also, tWo Corner Lots,
fine stands for Corner Shops, at auction.
BY q. MCBRIDE SMITH.
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant at II O'clock at the
Old Postoih e,
No. GO Iine-sreet, sm II HOUSE, south side, Sc
cond iIom southeast corner Line and Laurel streets.
Lot &C feet front, by 90 feet deep, more less
ALSO,
4 fine BUILDING LOT on the southweetcornor of
Dogard and Laurel Streets: IS feet front on Bo-
gardstreet, by 81 feet on Laurssueet, more or less.
ALSO,
A fine BUILDING LOT, on the southeast corner of
Bogard-slreet aud Rose Lano; 81 feet front on Bo-
gardstreet, BY o. feet on Rose Lane more or less.
February8 Feb Q, II, 13, Is, 16
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Horses and Mules, one Bread Cart and Car
rioges, also Tables, Side6oards, Carpets.
Mirrors, Beadsteads, Bedding, Wardro6es,
Desks, StOues, &c.. &C., at Auction.
by G.. MCBRIDE SMITH.
On "WEDNESDAY, tho 10th instant at 10 O'Clock, at
his salesroom, No. 81 Broad-street.
ALSO
7BOXEs OF SMOKING TOB ,CCO, / box Chewing
Tobacco Cable Twist. in tin foil packages. and
sundrIes. 81 February8
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25
CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE.


a certain rising limb Of the law, who
has only lately removed his carpet beg
from the cold and inelement regions O.
the North to this hOwery cline, and
who aIreSdy sspires to q Supreme Judge
ship, W. believe, land thinks he has " the
people" with hiE), lately was caught
in the most ridiculous manner, and sold
by two willy old foxes, who have nosed
around the Courts of Memphis, 10 these
many years. The way oft was " thusly,"
and il will be appreciated by the profss-
sion, il by nobody else: This climb"
was called upon by 3 darby,
who had been bitten by q claim
sgent, and the case put in his hands.
Tue writ for the arrest Of the claim
agent vas duly obtained, and the limb,
forgetting that he was the darky's at
torney, subscribed himself IS n Of the
witnesses In the case. The agent secures
the services CT two OF the shsrpest sort
Of cid practitioners for his defense, and
Ia due course Of time the case came up
before Squire Griffith for q hearing.
When al was ready, the case stated, and
one Of the witnesses on the stand, one of
the old foxes said to the "limb," Mr..
-, / believe you are the attorney for
the defendant ?" ayes, sir" was the
reply. "And one OF his witnesses ?'
f" Yes, sir" again from the limb. Turn
ing to the Court, the old fox said, May
it please the Court, l request that the
witnesses not on the stand may be placed
under rule" This was a stunner. OF
course the witnesses incluied the limb,
who was also attorney and so he had to
60 into another room with the other wit
nesses while the trial proceeded. The
darky lost his suit, and the limb left
courtroom q madder and q
and, we may add, a slightly pro-
man,
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There were twelve arrests in the
First, and five in the Second District,
during the twenty-four hours ending at
six O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
-Sqnire Grif1th yesterday discharged
Cohen and kaufman, charged vita rob-
bling Robert Grindrod's rooms, the COM
plsinant failing to prosecute.
Squire Willard sent up John Dro-
lock, vino stole 2 sLit Of Clothes from the
whsrf-bOat, In default of SiOG6 bonda, TO
answer to the Criminal Court.
Annie Phillips was arrested aad
locked up in the First District for steal
ing SO IN currency from J. Musso, and
Tahn Booker was arrested as accessory
thereto. The case goes before a magis-
TRAITS today.
Hardin Perkins ard Sam. Williams,
cOloTed, each stole q pair OF pants iEOG
the store OF Mr.. Isaac Heiliger, and they
were arrested and brought before Squire
Willard, who placed them under $500
bonds to answer to the Criminal Court.
Alex. Willis, negro, passed a c0Qn-
terfeit $50 bill on another darby as q five
dollar good bill. He was carried before
Squire Willard and remanded for exsm-
ination on charge of uttering counterfeit
money.
John Jones, alias Pointer, the mack
erel who scratched 8 hundred and TWEEN
tT-6ve dollars from a passenger On the
Cad veil on her last trip was, On EXAM
ingtion, discharged for want of prosecu-
ton. He was, however, sent up by
Squire Willard as q vagrsnt for thirty
days.
"A. c. Long, charged with forgery by
the Police Commissioners, applied for q
writ Of hsbess corpus yesterday, and the
case was argued before Judge Lee. II
resulted in his discharge, but detective
McCune re-aFTest6i him immediately
and committed him to Jail to await a
requisition from the Governor Of Michi-
gan.
A passenger on the steamer Mary
Erwin, on her Ep trip, was robbed OF
500 in currency, just before she landed
at this place. The thief stepped off here,
and the passenger followed him, secur-
ing the services of detective McCune
to recover his property. Up to writing
it had not been found.
-Waa might have been q very seri-
Ous ahfray between two white Watchmen
on the loves gss prevented yesterday by
the prompt interference OF officer Cusick,
Who arrested them before any damage
was dene. 0le was armed with q cot
tOn-hOok d the other with a navy six,
and both lasaat " bloOd.p
Hunts clothes cleaning and dyeing
establishment vas broken into on Tues
day night about midnight. Officers
Ssusrman and Dillon, of the First Dis
trict. hearing tina burglar at work. en-
tered and caught him. On carrying him
to the ststiOnhouse, be turned out to be
no other than the notorious and long
wanted negro Tom Murphy. He was
given airy lodgings in ne Hotel de ST.
aChh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25

without q Good Digestion
An other temporal blessings are comparatively
worthless. The dyspeptic millionaire who has
tried all the potions of the medical profession
in vain, and believes his complaint to be incu-
rable, would give half his fortune to be freed
from the horrors of indigestion, and thus en-
abled to enjoy the other half. Of course he
lOOuId.
Perhaps HO5TETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS has been to such a sur
ferer. Possibly he has turned from the friend
who made the suggestion with q sneer, init
medicine" If this has been me case, so much
the IO0TSe for hiHB. His incredultty doOms him
10 a life OF misery. All the Injuries which
wealth can purchase are at his Not
one of them can give him pleasure. His own
irrational Obstinacy is his bane.
The ASSES, happily Tor themselves, are less
Skeptical. There is such q thing as BfGOTED
UNBELIEF, as well as BIGOFHD and
a golden mean between the two, which men
ana women whoare gifted with common sense
adopt and profit by. These are the class that
patr1nlEe and Re commend HOSTETTERS
BlIHhRS, Why do they approve ibis famous
antt-dyspeptie and snti-blliCus preparation ?
Simply because they have not been too much
the slaves of senselesS prejudice to Civ 1t a fair
trial, and have found that when all other lon
les, stimulants and stomachtcs failed, 1t pro-
duced the desired effect.
hStrike, put hear" said the Roman sage,
when his ignorant enemies We're assailing him.
" doubt, but try says the man who has been
cured OF Indigestion, or btliOusness. or inter-
mittent fever, by the Bitters, as he relates mis-
experience OF the medicine TO his invalid
friends. Whoever is so welded to his own
foregone theoretical conclusions, IS to decline
to test The properties ofa medicine endorsed
by the testimony of intelligent men in every
walk OF life, and approved by the people a.
large, deserves TO stWer.
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ARKANSAS.
More Trouble in Critienden
County.
A Re'gn of Terror again Enau-
guTateG.
The sheriff Forced TO Resign
and Flee the County.
The Militia Raiding Over the
County Collecting Taxes"

For some weeks past there hiss been 3
complete lull IN the outrages Of the mill
taTy rule which Clayton inflicted upon
the people Of CTittenden county, and al
though the militia still remained quar-
tered there and martial law existed, we
fO1dly hoped that peace bad again re-
turned to that long suffering aud sorely
tried people. The special dispatch re-
ceived by the APPEAL and printed in our
issue of Tuesday morning, announcing
the sbrogati0n Of martial law, confirmed
this belief and we looked for an order
immediately ~disbanding he militia who
still remained in Crittenden. Lulled
thus into q state Of Fspose the news
which We give eur readers below, fell
ike g b9mbshell among those citizens Of
that county who are in j city, and
filled their minds with grave fOre5odings
for the safety Of tier friends and rela-
lives, ana made them despair Of an early
return of "dOye like peace"
Mr.. Hardin, the Sheriff OF CFittenden
county, who lives near Marion, arrived
in toe city yesterday morning, on his
way 20 Little Rock, to report to the Gov
error and obtain redress, il possible, for
Outrsges committed on him and the
people, on Monday and Tuesday, by the
militia under Maj. Msynes and Capt.
Haines.
Mr.. Hardin states that these officers
sent 3 squad OF men ard arrested him, |
and confined him until they forced him
By threats to resign his position az Sher-
if. AfJsr he formally resigned his posi-
ton he was released, ana came to this
city, intending TO 90 TO Little Rex i'm
medistely snd lay his ease before the
Governor. He left on the steamer Dss
Arc Tuesday afternoon.
Immediately on his resignation, q man
named Pagan was appointed Sheriff, and
with q body CT negro militia he is raid
ing the county nominslly fer the pur-
pose Of collecting taxes.
It is furtheTn ore stated that the reason
why martial law was removed from
CritteDden county, was ia order to en-
able the State to collect taxes, which
could not legally be done SIS long as the
remained under martial law.
CrumP, WIG was under trisl By court
martial, has been tsEEsd yer 20 the
civil courts. where his trial, aioDs with
that Of Mstoc Earle and Others, viii
proceed At the proper tins.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Schiller -EembalI-Lander i-Contir ued Sue
cess of the Great Artistic, Mrs r. ~. Ian
DER, supported by the Eminent Tragedian
Mr. j II. TAYLOR, and the sc emphasized
Actor, Mr.. GhsO. BEDKS.
Thursday veutHg. March 25.-Wil be en-.
acted the beautiful sister piay 10 Elizabeth,
entitled MARY STuARf-Mary Stuart
Queen of c5ts), Mrs. +. w. Lander.
Grand Mrs. Lander Matinee. at usual hour.
SCALE OF PRIJEs-Dress Circle and ParQuette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 80 Family Circle, sd
cents; Colored Boxes, so cents Colored Gal
lery, IS cents.
Doors open AT quarter TO : o'clock; curtain will
rise at 8 precisely. Box-bOok open nom 10
O'Clock am. TO 5 pm.
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SPRING FAsHIONs.-The vsTual eqIi-
ncx hiss passed, and the sun having
crossed the line, esch day grows bslmieT
and we are nearer 10 warn weather.
The clothing and fashions which have
been IN keeping with the weather for the
past three 2ODths are No longer sp-
prOpriate, and EeE fashions are the order
OF the day. Among the srst O. thCse
who are to open out spring styles FOR the
ladies is Miss Psrdue, No. 2734 Main
street, VINO, tomorrow, will open for
their inspection = magnificent stock Of
Millinery, L9ees, Ribbons. etc. We
know that the ladies need 0aiy 70 be
spggised Of the fact, and Miss PeTdus's
establishment will be crowded. +
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Terrible ARRAY.

A savage fight toUk place on Tuesday
evening, between five and six O'Clock,
on fernando street, between two negro
BARRIERS, named Dennis Parker and Henry
Craft. A woman was, as usual, at the
botto2 Of the difficulty. Craft struck
Parker over thS hssd with his pistol, and
in return Parker whipped CIT 8 raz n
and slashed Graft across the face, making
s frightfuI cash. Both we're arrested,
and The case win come up for a hearing
to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25

GOOD WHOLESOME MEATS are an es-
sentisl, not only to al gsstronOmic pleas
ureF, but also to health. While nothing
is more delightful to the taste or more
Strengthening than a good, juicy, ten
der beefsteak, or a mutton chop, nothing
i5 more neuseatiDg or harder to digest
lconse quently unhealthy than the same
meats, lean, tough, stringy and maybe
diseased. 4 good butcher, en- honest,
conscientious man, who sells to the GUS
toner only such meats as he would eat
himself, Is q valuable citizen. and one to
be ~patrOnizsd. Such men are Kney &
Co, of Lssseiie Market, No. SO Jefferson
street, who have fresh eVery day the
choicest and fsttest Of meats Of all sorts.
Go to see them when you stsEt cut for
yout marketing.
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when We Went Gypsyins."

There are a band OF gypsies encamped
ca the Pigeon R9Ost road, near town.
A slight difficulty occurred between two
Of the gypsyesses, a Mrs. Mullen and Mrs.
Norton, who we're both on q bender, and
tore each others hair in q most terrible
manner, behaving as only women know
how. "A man is not 8 patching to them
-" He'll" saith the poet, " hath no fury
like q m corned."D The o
quencs was Mrs. Norton got a beautiful
pair of black eyes, aud Mr.. Norton, with
true marital affection, first waliOped her
like blazes, and then had Mr.. and Mrs.
Mullen arrested for fighting his wife, or
rather Mrs. Mullen for fighting, and Mr..
Mullen for " sticking her on" The case
came up before Squire Black yesterday,
AID he faed all hands two dollars each
and costs,
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The MississinnI River Road.

Tom Neal, Ia the last number Of the
State Gazette, published at Dyersburg,
says:
The best investment that Dyer county
can make, is to vote an appropriation OF
$3.50, 0u0 to the Mississippi River Rail
road. And our Commissioners will do
this, if the friends of the road will first
raise individual stock TO the amount OF
S75, 000-a trifing sum compared with
the untold blessings and advantages
that y railroad would bring. DyaTsburg
wants NeWbern to have the road, and
Newbern wants DyersbuTg to have it.
Then lot the ciijgsns CT the two places
strike hands and LABOR earnestly, hon.
estly and Zaalously for the road-striviug
to see which town can bring forward
the largest private stock at the earliest
day.