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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-04
Wednesday Morning, AUG. 4, 1860.
Desportos, Williams & Co., Props
Facts versus Wishes.

II is singular how stupid man is
continually 'butting his head against
"what is," under the inspiration of
"what ought to be" Many papers Of
South are seriously arguing against
the Chinese immigration movement,
as if Chinese immigration were not
already most absolute certainty. 1t
may be great pity that water runs
lown hill, that the earth turns, that
the tides ebb and flow yet all these
things are, no amount of reasoning
will change them. Perhaps the AL
mighty was mistaken in making them
so, but wo are still measurably in
doubt as to that, modern philosophers
and improvers to the contrary not
'withstanding. Indeed, wo are fools
enough to beliove that the Creator
has made all things almost as we'll as
philosophers could have done, and
that all things work together for good
to those who trust in Him. Hence
when we see one of those great laws
ofpolitical and social economy that are
stronger than all the governments and
nll the prejudices in the world, bring.
ing the Mongolian to our country, we
we are disposed to look to tho good
that may como of it, instead of wri-
ting homilies against what ought not
to be, but which unfortunately most
certainly is. -' ta"l.DeI
!. The existence of still n third
caste amongst our population will clo.
vnte and stimulate the ambition, md
enlarge tho intellect of tho white rul-
ing race. i9 'oa ar
2. Ton or iiftcon millions Of Chi
nese ]aborcrs will stimulate. the pro-
duction Of cotton, tea, sugar. ramie,
&c', in tho South to colossal proper
o tions, and render our section material
ly wealthy md strong. In case of iu-
ternal or external war, the whites
will show the samo wonderful capaoi-
ty for arms that they exhibited during
tho late struggle, which capacity far
surpasscs anything yet recorded upon
tho pages of history, aud was duo to
the existence Of negroes among us.
y" B. Our Industry will be diversified,
and every avenue Of a high oiviliza-
tion will be opened for the enterprise
of our youth. b-, ts,.,",,'..n
d. Our government will bo modi-
: fled, and the enormity of universal
malo and femalo suffrage be buried
:, with the past, ~
Tho Southern press may cease,
y therefore, to thank God that We (thc
whitcs) are not us other mon are, or
oven us these Chinese, and to counsel
keeping them out. Thoy arc coming,
with all their So called viccs, and
will work hard and oheorfnlly (that is
what takes us) which very many
christians, especially among tho aris.
tocratio whites aud pious negroes
somehow fail to do. Aud yot these
indignant followers of St. Paul, those
sucking-6nger christian moralists,
ought" to romonber, that ST., Paul
classes them as ssworse than infidels''
(o 6. Cbipcao) and lays down tho rule .
1T 2 man ~ vii Will not work. noitIler shall
- 'TSi' iIl1oa4 nan1vIsy Ya' sR aa4
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to- jas. Johnson
~ late Ordinary, for costs, and fees, So,
are requested to pay the same at the Pro-
bate Ofiice, ON or before the LIST of October.
1869, or. the same:will be placed in the
hands of an Attorney, for collection 10 j.
JAS. JOHNSTON.
aug Aka ~ spGt a,e,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-04

tightly and securely buokled, ,Soott's
nine million Blue, Ridge Railroad job
gives us some intination Of our fu-
ture. What care they for the oom.
ments Of the press Of tho State o.
No; the exhibition Of procti. al aDis
dom 81 the crer'ton Of po'vcr that
alone will hereafter restrain radical.
ism, and bring it under the dominion
Of COMMON SENSE.
saNa rs LcomrluNicArED. i,
fr.l Editor: rarj.a oft .&n1saaeNa (
| have just returned from a trip Of
Fifty miles, passing. by Cornwell's
Turnout, across Fishdam Ferry, aud
two miles into Union District. The
drops pretty much the same all tho
way. Some good, some bad, some
miserable. All needing rain, Il ,no-
ticed only three farms that looked
like q business man was at thep head
Of affairs, and held the reins in their
own hands. One gentleman on the
road told me that he had two huhdfed
and fifty acres In cotton; fifty of which
had meyer been touched with d hoe
most Of 1t Was mannred at the rate Of
three hundred pounds Of guano to the
Rore--broad oast, would judge from
She regularity with which the weeds
covered the ground He was cutting
down the weeds and leaving a few yel:
low stalks of cotton. HH'H
E It has been said that hell is paved
with good Intentions. Many good and
praise worthy schemes have come to
naught for the want Of energy and
perseverance, to carry them OUT +
have taken up my pen,n for the pur-,
pose Of attempting to win literary
honor. know my capacity too we'll,
but for the purpose Of bettering my
condition, my motives are strongly
impregnated with selfshDess. y = I
I have no idea who "Moro Anon,'.
is, but indorse in toto his ideas
as expressed in his com munieation )
and not to tickle him because he tickl.
ed me, the plan adopted by some
would-be ports of our State. I agree
with him especially about the Scotch:
and Irish for citizens Of our District.
White men. 81 Men whose descendants
we will be willing to have as husbands
and wives for our descendants. Nv
grandfathar on one side came from
Londonderry, ireland, and was very
well pleased with him. I will not,
however, oppose others in their at.
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is nextto no influence at alI99 Batit
will keepup Stho constellation In
which they are now Regarded. They
will prevent tho downward career Of
ruin and impoverishment. Is it to do
nothing to scorns office, but to pre-.
serve 1esx dignity and self-respeet, until
office can be held consistently With
principle : I thinknot.s The charge
that the policy of continued protest is
do nothing policy, and contrary to
tho practice and principles of human
nature falls, therefore, to the ground
IN the light of matter-of-faet, every.
day principles ofordiuary.s,ssag5s5 a 8
.9''>"% ,"tsa CAUTIoN.a%
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~ FROM ARKANSAS.
last the Black Militia are at
tn GTittenden.
what Brossht Them There.

We are Informed that Clayton's reg
aed c ev are siill doing sil they can IN
tEB s4y OF rebbiDg and p%iundering the
people Of Marion and the edjDining
couatry. They have fortified Themselves
"a Marion in the best way they could,
heir stockads being So butt. tba,
they consider it iD~prsgnabss 60
any asszult likely to be made
against IT,. Their officers still as
seFt that they have e9Ee only 10 arrest
certain parties who have become oat-
iaws and thaJ when tAis is accomplished
thei piis=icn is st al s1d, aud they viii
90 away. They say that n cause
ghiii Brought mem 90 Crittenoen Was
% 81: ssl certain psrEies who some time
ago SHOT and wounded a man named
Barker, ia the bosom o. his family. The
real history Of that affsir is that Barker
TAD r6bSEd y negro man OF his wife
and while ia the enjoyment of her soels-
IS be wGa shot, i Is supposed, BY the
Wrougei negro husband. SO the ven
geance OF CiaytoE'5 militia is invoked to
punish the wrongs % mea who, like Bar
Ter, have sczudslized and outraged SO
ciety By their conduct.
Among tbs sets Of violence OF WHICH
they hsVe recently been guilty, the
shooting OF DR.. Rhitsits, by which ne
vii probably lose his arm, II lot his
lie, IS one not gre4uy to be regretted If
WnEt we hear bs true, thai ne is Ia fall
synrathy Gith The gang, and 81 1bettor
Of t1e.E @c,s. We trust, however, that
Euis iuputsti0n does him wrong, Sud
tast hs may be able to clear hinlssiI OF II.
GREAT reduction in Mems Hats AT
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SEE tWeaiislh csfap,fr nf Hsyeisticrs
Any Bi0ieal scbclaF Hlusf admit TIA
this prediction must Rave ia IA Hflcteni
st the same ume when Ezsziei's VII
under "Gog shGls DO accomplished
There can be 20 doubt on that sa sct
Therefore, If Ezskiel's war gadeF "G5g''
has come, then Satan ID &" loCsadH from
tis chhias, end 8 going Firth to deceive
tue nations Of "Gog gEd Mszog."
Ia What, therefore, Gcss the fHlGiiment
Consist msy be asked. This ID easiiS
answered II is being fulfilled IN thu
propagation and practice Sf modern spif-
itgsiism, or, - ths Rsv. DE- Graves calls
it," spiFitisEn "-aud other kindred arts,
SUCH As ctajrc0y1Hess biology, Eassmer-
ism, etc which we're ~pxeetieed aneieRtiy
under other names, tilIthey vera checker
or suppressed by divine agency, which -
sigDiied by the angel chaiai8g Satan foI
the thousand years. Thess iDhuences
we're ~measuraDIy or wholly suppressed
for about that period Of tiue, bus have
had 3 fall revival within the last twenty
or thirty years. These grts are no d8ubi
tbs very nj Dsacticed a3eisntly under
other names, such - gitcEerafT, NEGRO
nancy etc ,saEd were Forbidden by Mo-
ses uadsF those uames
~ 0AAJ 1~AI1bf 0L1f a AAAAaAf u-4A-
sweraGs arguments can be addCced IL
support Of This theory. L think also thai
u can be shown that formal i1olatrou-
heather wCTship vas supported By the
practice Of th=ss arts, ard thGs when The
power By which they wers pcaeticsd Wa
rsstraIued, idol worship formally ceased
eveTyThere taat Christianity came iC
contact with i.
II the prophecies Of Ezekiel and Reys
~iatioEs, above referred 70, are being fui-
filed Il is evident great ealsml1ies ar
soon 20 follow. according TO many proph
eeies o! the Bible, zuea as have neves
yet been seen; blz that a5lrology has
pre-aEnouneed ANY q them, 1 DO Eof
believe. Nor do / suppose such predic
tons Is this Professors viz make any
very deep impress on the MODS - tnt
Intelligent alygEers. WIN. II. p.
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represented IN tie Convention. Tie
Importance u nF9vialug free tra1spGrte-
ioa By waier f0r tbe vast p~rssiuets o.
rhs eountFy drained by tho Tsnnsssee
r yer ezuTa9t Ire oveTestimstea
To the people Of ia whole Saath AL
Vest, 70 tae entire country, ifso meat
Ire ia Of the greatest im~p3TiAafo end 81
. commercial matter an impsTa i've ne
sessity. & consultation e seP~resenis-
i've men cannot fail - aware il.
RUFUS z. BULLOCK.
GpveTnoe Ok Geersls.
eAML MERRILL,
Governor o, Iowa
THuS. e. FLET+ HE1,
10 Feuqr o. Missouri.
". q BROWSLOW,
Governor Of Tennessee.
vs.. n SMITH,
Governor 81 Alabama.
JOHN ". STGVENSON,
Governor Vi Kentucky.
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PERSONAL New Orleans exchange
ssys: Dr.. G. r. Spauldirg, the
senior proprietor OF TIE Academy, has
returned from his recent professional trip
to Memphis, undertaken With q view OF
preparing fCT The GebUt Of the Academy
Troupe ia that ely. Or. s. has secured
the Gfeeniaw Opera House for thst p1r-
pose. Tire Troupe will leave for Mem
ptis N Monday, to make wsy for the
faU0Us Coordination Circus, which opens
at the Academy On Monday night. The
Memphis, &c rsTfscJ arrangements foT
tie reception O. he Troupe.n 20 this we
sJL That ne has already sgrivsd, and his
arrangements are completed here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03

INV ME&PuIs.-Ars. Glads;ane
closed q two weeks engagement at this
'bestsr lzscaigat to q nOuse not s. well
fi.zc % the 1ierits Of the artistic deserved.
TBS piey Of OiUer Ticist, -dEamstissd
froai Dc6sus' great work, is almost g
nev G., O e. Memphis audiences. It wss
UeH received. and Ell the parts we're Sc
cea ably mad. Mr.. HsBiitoB, as Bal
IS kes, was excellent, bas this is the
great merle f Hr. II that he fiis every
pzE allotted 10 bim Eith exceeding
S5ilty. lie takes g benefit on Wednes-
day night rext, and we bssEFsk for him
g er1EdsG house. Miss IuEnour went
taroUgh her P~eriscUs gymnsstie feats
Tita such grace, snd y jaatly named
jtls "GLeeu Of lhs AIT" Sac appears
again on Monday evening.
THE GAYETTEs.-Ihis hO3ae was
.T0w1sd last night, abd 81 the rev stars
spp55veg. The entertainment i varied
sIGCsl iEhty, sid new scenes Sre kept
continually b-iCre the puoiie as il 3
panorama.
PIE NAEIETIEs.-rhis old f8voriie
g yld rs usu-i Saturday night audi
eEcs. The BIZ was splendid and was
l.vbiy appreciated. No effort is spsreG
10 p'esas at i1ts house, Rud vhils 6 lGugn
can b. erj Eyed, Is viii continue 20 be q
p1Hais. place Ct amusement.
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A nTsTINarrsHFn Me-

A DISTINGUISHED Methodist Minister
ana prominent Temperance Lecturer
once remarked that % whece he would.
from DIG suG Of tre country to the other.
he hardly ever failed 70 fad Plantation
Bittsrs, and while he condemned the
practice Of using these Bgtters too freely.
he could rot eonscienlioazly gay That he
would discard them from the Switchboard.
FOR he Himself had experienced bsnef-
cial results from their Use, and that.
from 3 long and close O~5zervatiJn, ne
wss convinced tna5 when used mode
tately, AID IS a mGdielne exclusively.
they were All that Wss recommended
At The same time 5e warned his bsgrsrs
rot 20 pull tde cork too often, for they
we're far too pleasant . tonic to tride
with.
MAGNOLIA WATER,-Supsricr 70 the
best imported GsTmaa CoIcg0e, and sold
81 half ths price. 3tG&itw
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STONEHLLE ron SILE.

-
OWING 20 tho .allEuE EesIt2 OF JAMES
- sEEMAE. .EEg has been ia r--FSe . t-a
premises as manager ard psriLes lcF ll5 last
twenty. I've years. -LDNEAALL f2f1n en-
hGac1rz shout ~ aC-es 90 tEs choicest Iur.loE
81 the estate OF il- l2te DAVID NGAlGHLAD,
situated iu The bend OF Island NJ. "a Arkansas
side. IS nov Ur+TaI for sfe
ere are Ga the place about le S-ies cleared,
r= g--.-G, ulE1E ia cotton ana -I one
ar-F~sz acrssl ia EUa cypress tla'aFs g Nlle-
r...I --re -a1L % the 4iEl1 ~ IA G. Lale-5 rue
-,s-. or-.T. q araiuWay. provided wan ia--oe-
.-r.=. g11E6UaaIr GgE .ElIEIE luta.I Nl
e.Tr-4-eE ELe balance ul the -anc is a-aFi \
r.ria--es with 0sE, s=Er walnut
-. IL Il Fre.i ilye-l aa4 g -rzs pclllh 81
TEa 4r-a- Il euf.~y above tEe -l2le-' -oeAs.
F-als eye ALEC sagl+ pls'e A3urts
lea~p G~ua-t-Ts g sia ar1 enl
s-sfl a GpgiG asL "a ph-e3 orchard, al
.y-rvthEug il cUHpls- Eal ct-rt- 60.
a. nga.hSs OF reliable Aaas7- Fite ave seen
7.a ut-sa Elr years, WLr E.-F 90 t4Ap ~
fr- aa-s4-Nr- 1850 mL-s-- 4ta-h, A--
Drar l.au 1aElfE0 Na.k ett ~
r..srr $500 a.1ese izt-gr. % ~. &c 81 faS.e 90
Ftzrrle sE 10 the 0UTsE--. ~ DE lALo-
sor -uuaa- paEtzeuisr apply 70
lstE- EEEN1ttF- on Ee @
W. DAYS. ~ Eol. rlet pas
g~aAIGEEAD. B8EAsi Gl5-3A
DEF I'm H~ Ae
8; To-s R-puhIesa enc Ualgc.sf
g-eIefH q IDltIe-f Cepy Gre U1-ir5 a14 qua sA-
10 DIP Esd-eu. - hnpat h'rs aa
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THE ELMwOoD COLLEGIATE IEsII
1UTE FoT young Reatlemen sBd boys, To-
Gated near tas end Of the Street Rslirosd,
viii resume lie sessiou or Monday,
January IL, 1868. Prof. Z. J. NoIeom,
a ski.fui sgd popular iD5tTUct0r fer ten
yeals Ia Memphis, who established THIS
iustitu ion in 1S-S. ard contacted s. sue
ceesfuiiy FOR many years, WilfesUue the
care Of t.; and he is 50 well known az an
accomplished scholar. thorough teacher,
and successful disciplinaTisn, that we
congratulate cur young fTis0ds On dis re-
tUre 60 the city. S-noeats from the cisy
are charged Only hslf fage GA the Streei
/ Railroad, and lie ride IN b q weather, a
wsik il good weather, is the best gym.
I naslic exercise LAsy could take. 4
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YsEE q

CHANCERY C0URr.- Bhs. II. SDl.sA,
ChCaceit0F.-Ihe Court viii convene On
Monday, the All JaaDa-y, 1859. The
following IS the c~3lencsr for that day
472 Jefferson vs. Terry.
494 TTeadWeli vs. MCKeon.
5t2 Campbell vs Nelson.
52s Michel Us Jackson.
553 Winchester " sG.i;b
534 Han vs. Six
535 Mitchell VS. Word.
z27 Cloth VS. Mempham.
SIS Cucke IS Smith.
53 Jsmes vs. Kennedy.
IA Allison Va PCsfcn.
5i5 Qe8BisJ8 We Clarke.
E4B EsstlGrd W Charge.
BIZ L gt.aDG " Il berg.
5lS Biok'ey rs Brewster.
$40 Champion vs. Taylor.
$50 Il yuolds va Taylor.
Sol SsisberFy vs. Taylor.
So JONES' 70 8.6;npis.
553 Ford W Dasis.
$50 White vs. D0ugheriy.
556 GOodletG VS. Clark.
EE johnson vs Mehaa.
56s NcApister rs Brooks.
$50 VaccaFc We flants.s fnsg7anee Co
The Clerk and Master VIII teze al aG.
count on Monday IN the case Of Ford VS.
Clayton.
Lay CoUBr-H S. Lee, Judge.-
Meets Mcneay morning pursuant 20 al
jousnment. That Gay viii De devoted b
the dispCs2lof motions on motion dock,
ct. NOotaer business on the calendar.
CRIarEkL COURT. 3. BiqeJow
JIdqe.-Moions for new trials and ia
arrest Of judgment entered ia Che follow
ing csses win be beard and determined
on Mondsy reXt
Stsse vs. ". z. CGrks-isrceny.
same vs James 60lvin-muTder.
All motions 70 quash, etc, entered q.
this term OF The Court, win also be de.
cided.
Attorneys interested FOR either the
prosecution or defense must be In at
Isrdspcs. o. Tuesday neat trial o
causes will be resumed.
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JcE. Locke, go Main 81, hss Scraps
fam Prison Taole by Col. joe. Bsrbiefe.
Also, leslie, Harper, Cooley =, Demerest,
LIppiaeolt, Eelscaie, and hosts Of other
publications. for JsE1azy. Lsslis's Week
IL, with picture g GEaSt et capture Of
City o. Mexico, Banner o. the South.
Father A J. Ryzu'5 paper, HaEpes's b
gar, Waverly, Scoring Times, Days
DJiags, Western World. Literary Album.
LouisvHl Il, Cincinnati, tS5. Louis, Chi
csgo, New Orleans, and Kew Yerk
daiiies received ~ every mali. Books
and Stationery, Base Balls, etc. Il
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FATAL sTABBfEG AFFaAY.-O1 Fri
a Henry Wocdssle, eoIored, sfsbhsd
TO death cne Daniel Tucker, ~ the Fair
GrUu0ds. fuckers brother came 10 t0wa
yesterday ii search OF the murderer, and
met him on the cOrner Of Second and
Adams. WooSsale took 10 his heels and
ran down Adams street 70 thu alley be-
tween Second and Third. officer Mi
ehsal Das joined in the chase, and on
coming up with Wocdssle, the latter
turned aad drew q revolver. Dsa alsO
drew'a similaF weapon aud fred, wound
iag him IN the geek. He is now Ia the
Fret District StaiiouhGuse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03

THE SALE Of lots in the HoffIaan D.
vis.cn, - advertised last week by w. Ii.
Pzssmore & Co, will tzRe place on Tues
day afternoon, the 5.h i1s-., 81 2 o'clock.
The sale viii De made "a the ground.
Fer full particulars cdl upon tbs suc-
tiOneer5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03

The PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the reception OF transient GUESTS an6
bosrders. Price per day, 81 90. Day
Board, 80 per InOutn. We will be g.sd
TO weieoms our cid friends sad guests.
tf i. COCKRELL & Sons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03

For SAlE.-He haze 252 acres of
land within three miles Of Geld Water,
kilss, which We wish to cell, Also 81
acres within three miles of Memphis.
There is en- acre and q haH Of stEawber-
ries and q 6He yoang orchard Of selected
frlii trees oB lhe 81 scses near the city
seG the Place y we'll adapted ,0r garden
ing purposes. ToBfN, LYNN x Co,
IL SAG Main street,
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OLD RELLABLE.-TEe best Of Pilsshurs
coal, lump, nut and slAcs, sold by Bg-
ley, Meiigrsh & Co, SCUM Court alc
Main s@tfesss, Bethel Bioek. Rates al
ways IS low IS the lowest. Il
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PIKE, RpABs < PIKE.
attorReys, Sslicit0rs & Pr8etGFS

A TFESD to cases In the different Courts sis-
"A ting at Memphis and N the nTsr coaAlea
IF Arkansas.
eSrThs Senior partner VIII hereafter ssrS
tally attend to cases In the supreme Sodrh Or
feUuarssee. and in the supreme C0oI ana
Court OF Claims OF the United states 81 Hssn-
nsfon. being OF Tho nrIa OF PIKE q JUN
Cs5ca =, tia MADAM VINCENT block.
,orner OF COd-t aud second sDsstS-
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MEMPHIS TaEaTAg

LoI Appearance ana fErsWeH Er-eas O. M
Gaeeti ~ tazAlf, Af.se IUE&JLE
E2Haty Sens4& SsnEe-y 4-Wi4 SO re-
s-1tsu ia by A-DI 70 e. s'low@t ~
Nile on ths EIytIE rrapszB. IL
urs5 Eppeaf@nee % Mss sHNElE EN6AE.
tbs eh frln1re CG1-2-Tt T. conc aats with
JENNY LfEG.
3CALE % PzleEszBHs@S Circle ard ParuUetIa,
Il orehessfa C1ztrs, 81 81 rzsaiiy Circle. 20
ssnE COicre1 Bore. - ceats Colcrs1 Sal
sar - c4u1s
Doc 3 cpsu a. gnsrter 70 : o'eiacT. curtain "
ne at 5 2rseEely EJz book cPea rom %
ffsiacF q, "a. 10 D. IN
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The sale of elegant Plated Nare. Ont
Jery, etc, 81 the auction rooms cf ". n.
PassucoTe s. Co., 40. 81 Second street
will take piscs -t0-EoEr8w morning 81 II
a'eIcek. The s-oTtmeut is select and Of
3eau'ifol finish. sGsse l, a,so, ever
handsome CANA Tse .Ss's % BE- b.uglt
under the seEe hsumar.
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U.sExr PIKE.
PIKE & JOHNSON.
Attorueys. CeuaseIIsrs i Solicitor
wAsHINGroN. D. {

THIS firm viii prscsica IN the United etsa
LIZ o.Taod To the recovery OF debut, occurs
ma eiaifns against the G~0verD9aeet
vf6nsfe sad fn business before COHs
Tne 1@otor member OF TIE Erm Cete o. lie
,4a1aohss Appeal has long been A3oTA
aiahest courts Of the eount. ,1,s1taT go
$780, hosfaeSs daftug many yeal>et 49,
1891 III tire House and senate 41ey
49, $50 snd faithful services 20 Lcsf*Aa
nay need them
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Yer Trimming, s1>aey GonsEs.
EePhyrs. etc SaEa at EEeEZc@ s
ssro-s, C5aTk's M2Ebge Bieek.
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4 NEW SEMINARY OF LEARNING IN
MEMPHIS,-pne Rev I'D. Meredith hrs
removed his Female Summary from Ls-
Grange to THE city. He has leased for
several years the capaci0us building
known as the "Davy Place" at the
southern terminus OF DaSOtO street. The
grounds are extensive, and the appoint.
ments OF the house admirably adapted 20
the purposes OF q female college. Mr..
Meredith brings wiIh him 3 large num-
Der OF his boarding pupils from La
Grange, and we doubt net that the IN
FiYslled excellence Of his school vii
speedily attract the full complement O.:
day scholars and b0srdsrs ne de-
siras. Toe writer OF this is init
mately acquainted with Mr.. Mer-
edith, AID regards hin IS the very
best teacher IN the State. He was edu
Gated 1t Hfmpd0n Sidney College and
the UaiversiJy OF Virginia and GBites
al experience OF fifteen yeaTs TO q Datu-
raj aptitude and f0ndBess for teaching.
TIE school opens on Monday next with
q full corps OF teachers, and we cong 1T
ul2te those who have daughters to edu-
cate, UPON the extraordinary ed1eRti7nsl
advantages which this Institution Offer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03

FINE PALNIING.-SoLns e the fcest
specimens Of sgu and other painting we
have ever seen was exhibited by the
arn Il Hook < LaGfil, q tbs city.
yye nave on sundfy occasions called al
teutlon % tHs splendid manner iD which
they peifTm worE entrusted 70 their
handE, ard their patrons ~'ii aGree "ith
81 tasg no mere faithful or ccnpetenc
asts5s Of tnsir class CAL De found here or
elsewhere.
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WANTS.

AND WANFEu-Auy oCe cesitous q Fe'i-
ing low. far cash, rom 100 acres OF Aalos
via uf ustEGul impr5. emenE, - ouis-Ia me
city. can n1I a buyer by calling a. p hcnois
street. a. ~
nErAhTEB-A situsjl0u as BJOh-k EFEH
~ bg can ~ EHVEral years' eXp-F ence u
Ersl-cIass houses. -Theappiic2ut was bsrn ana
raised IN the city. has a large circle OF ae-
quaintaBces. and csu produce the best OF Gns.-
IsSs references FOR honesty aad capacity. M4t
10 raedv 10 take a. situation On January ISL
Aaaus-s q. 4. II, 81 this ouice- Geo Nv