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NORTH CAROLINA.

Text Of the Resolution Passed by the Lesis-
Iature In Relation to the Tenure Of Once
Law.
RALEIGH, March Is, 1859.
The following Is the text OF the resolution offered
by Mr.. Sinclair and passed by both branches OF the
North Carolina Legislature In relation to the Tenure
OF ONCE law -
Whereas the extraordinary ability and varied
on all occasions by President Grant, make 1t manifest
that he Is worthy OF confidence a. any Of his
illusrious predecessors in the Presidential Ofce
therefore,
Be it resolved, That our Senators be instructed
and our representatives requested to vote to repeal
powers under the constitution that were intrusted
to every other President, from Washington to Lin
coin, inclusive
Resolved further, That each OF our Senators and
representatives In Congress be furnished by the
Governor with a copy Of the foregoing resolution.
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TINE FARO MEMS smturt.
Arrest Of the Alleged Rcbber.

Arrest Of the Alleged Rebber.
"a NO HERALD Of yesterday full particulars were
given OF an alleged fracas In the faro rooms No. 5i2
Broadway on wednesday night, during the progress
OF which Peter =. Conn0r alleges he was robbed OF
e1100 In currency that he had at one sitting In
the establishment
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Connor was sunlciently
c0nvalcscent to go to court, and In company with
Captain Garland, OF the Fourteenth precinct APP
peared before Justice Ledwith, M JEFFERSON
Market, and made AFFIDAVIT charging that he
was assaulted and robbed OF the above
residence as No. 90 vandam street. Upon this infor-
nation Justice Iedwth issued warrant for Tully's
arrest which was placed In the hands OF detectives
Martinot and Mulllgan, OF the Fourteenth precinct.
About SIX O'Clock last night those omcers took
Tully into custody and conveyed him to the Spring
street station house, where he was locked up Tuy
denies the robbery but II n understood admits the
assault The revelations at Jefferson Market this
morning viii be looked for wsth interest by tue en-
tire faro community
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Csuuencemenf Of the Pennsylvania Univcr-
sity-Arrcst Of showcase Robbers.
PHILADELPHIA March 13, 1869.
AZ the annual commencement OF the University Of
1snnsyvania to-day $50 medical graduates received
: diplomas.
IN window Of fur store on Arch street. with
paving stone and stolen fur therefrom. They gave
lyheir pames - James Watson and william Dean,
from Reading and New York. On Dean was found
gfhG, the stone OF which Ia used for cutting glass.
on his person was letter addressed To prisoner
ID sing Sing, In which he says:-"The ring answers
Admirnhlv.0
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REPORTED ESCAPE OF rwlTcHeLl FROM JAIL,

PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1869.
report was current on the streets to-day that
George 8. Twitchell, Jr., sentenced to be hung ON
the sth OF April next for the murder OF Mrs. Mary K.
Hill, had erected his escape from Moyamensing
Prison some time during last night. The prison
the story and think the is studously withheld
for tho present. The death warrant was read to
TwAcheli on Wednesday last, and he and Gerald
Eaton, convicted OF shooting Timothy Heenan IA
brother OF your well known pugilisi OF that name).
will both be hung on the same day. Twitche Is
religious devotions; but Eaton continues bold, de-
liant and reckless. There IL no possible chance OF
a further respite OF either OF these criminals.
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NEW JERSEY.

Extensive Fire in TrcntOn-A Rolling Mil De-
str0yed-The Loss Heavy.
TRENTON, March l3, 1859.
fire broke out to-day and is still raging in the
rolling mill at this place, Of which the Messrs.
Cooper of New York, and Hewitt. Of this city. are
propretors. The flames have consumed the pattern
shop-the most valuable portion OF the c0ncern-as
also the puddle and rail mills. The loss Will be very
heavy. Further particulars cannot be obtained
until tomorrow.
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STREET CAR mAImlNc.

Between four and nve O'Clock last evening q boy
named Louis Coleman, aged six years, residing with
his parents at No. Is First avenue. over in
First avenue, between Second and Third streets, by
wheels passed over the LEFT leg oi the child lacer-
aiing It in q shocking manner. He was taken home
by citizens and James Davidson, the careless driver,
was arrested by oflcer CLARK and locked up at the
Seventeenth precinct station house.
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ARMY lSTELlIUencE.
Tho Approprintions.

General Sherman has promulgated In general or.
ders the act making appropriations for the army ap
proved March 3. 1869.
Breech.Loading NIusI<ess.
Captain William Reynolds has been ordered to re-
mort to the Chief OF the Bureau OF Ordnance rs
president OF q board TO consider the subject Of
breech-oadng mliskets.
The military post Camp Hamilton, near Hampton.
Va, has been broken up. Company II Fourteenth
United states infantry, left to-day for Richmond.
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ENGLAND.

Another Liberal Member Elected to ParIia-
mcnt.
LONDON. March 13. 1869.
The news to-day is meagre. Mr.. Mail, liberal, has
boen elected Member Of the House OF Commons from
Bradford, in place Of Mr.. Ripley.
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TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
Proposed Establishment Of a Regular
Y Government by the Insurgents.
-~~~~~->~
The Slaves in the Central De-
y partment Declared Free.
A Suspicious IrOn-C Clad at
Green Key.
The Constitutional Amendment in
the Southern Legislatures.
LYNCH LAW IN GEORGIA.
The Slaves in the Central De-
s partment Declared Free.
A Suspicious IrOn-Clad at
Green Key.
The Constitutional Amendment in
the Southern Legislatures.
LYNCH LAW IN GEORGIA.
CUBA.


Proposed Concentration Of tho Insurgents-
Absolute Abolition Of Slavery Decreed in
tho Central Departmental Strange IRON
clad Sighted or the Cuban Coast-Outragcs
by the Spaniards.
HAVANA, March II,
VIA KEY WEST. March Is. 1S69
The insurgents propose to concentrate their forces
and establish seat Of government at some point IN
the jurisdiction Of Santiago de Cuba They expect
aid from Yucatan and other points IN Mexico, as
also from the United states.
Advices from vuevitas to the 9th inst. state that
the insurgent Assembly OF Representatives for the
Central Department have decreed the absolute
abolition OF slavery. Patriots win be indemnined
for the loss Of their slaves The freedmen can
either become soldiers or remain cutivators of the
soil.
A strange iron-clad vessel, showing no colors
and said to be armed with Armstrong guns has been
sighted or Verde or Green Key. on the Cuban coast,
not far from Point Gordo. Spanish cruisers have
gone In search OF her.
Tho Captain General refuses to allow either Cubans
or Americans to leave the island. except under GER
tain restrictions.
Advices from the interior represent the Spanish
troops to be committing great outrages on the
plantations.
Opposition to nfiscation-Movement Of the
Insurgents.
HAVANA, March 49, 1869.
The Diari0, In leader, argues against the confis-
cation OF the property OF the rebels.
The insurgents, commanded by Polish general,
have burnt the bridge and torn up the rails between
San Marcos and Sagua-
Moro Prisoners for Fernando P0-Ri0t in
Ha vaDa-Prompt and Harsh Sentence Of
Two Men Concerned I'm IL.
HAVANA. March Is. 1869.
The Voz dc Cuba (newspaper) publishes the follow
tng:-A second expedition will soon be sent to Fer
nando Po with prisoners convicted OF political
offences against the government.
riot occurred to-day In Figueras street. Several
OF the particlpators were arrested and sentenced
one to death and another to carry ball and chain
during the rem ainder OF his life.
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THE NEW DOMINION

Exodus 20 the United States-A Larger Mill.
tary Force Wanted.
MONTREAL, March 13 1869.
The exodus Of French Canadians from the South
st. Lawrence parishes to the United States still
sinues. Many families are going even without dis
posing OF their farms.
Efforts are being made on thepart OF the Dominion
government and military authorities to retain u
larger number OF troops IN Canada than the last
ofictai order contemplates.
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by tho Arkansas Senate.

MEMPHIS, MATCH II, 1869.
special despatch to the Appeal from Little Rock
says the fifteenth amendment passed the Arkansas
Senate by vote OF 10 to 8.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON March 13.--The steamship Ifammo
MIA, Captain Meier. which sailed from New York
March arrived NJ this port at seven O'Clock this
morning.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

Alto to Espenscbcid,s and SEQ what his
Invention hating produced viz splendid Drcss Hat
that will it's shape and lustrc lls Nsssau street.
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A.-YIuman Hair.-Musf he Sold. Assortcd d
lengths 70 - inches VIII be disposed OF in
small quantities. .. q JUDD,
Loan Once. 6o9 Broadway.
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sure Remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
&c-HOrF'S MALT EXTRACT (mporteil Reduced price,
81 50 per dozen. No. ~ Murray street
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The Great Cartoon Paper,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
sering they rise, and showing them 10 public
censurc praise.
UNPARALLELED
I'm. CIRCULATION
EVERYBODY READS IT.
MEDIUM
ADVERTISING
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TINE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

Its Passage by the South CaroIinn Legis-
1aturc.
CHARLESTON, 8. o.. March 13. 1859.
The fifteenth amendment has been ratified by the
South Carolina Legislature.
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Proposed Bridging or TunneIIing Of the De-
trOit River.

OTTAWA, Canada, March Is, 1869.
Notice is given in the 0cial Gazette that applica-
-tion win be made to the Parliament OF Canada
during the next session for act to incorporate
company to construct bridge over or tunnel under
the Detrot river between the county OF Essex,
Ontario, and the State OF Michigan.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

AZ Fountain,s-Opened Fine P0ngees, Canton
Grapes Pine Apple Cloths Bamboo Cloths for gentlemen,
hrst imported this country Seersucker Naakeen
Cnncan Rugs &c, Wholesale and retail 1t FOUN
TASS India Store ss broadway near street, up
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A.-CutIery Of Every Descriptions Whole
Beekman.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

A.-Moncy Advanced ON Diamonds, Watches
q. q. JUDD, 500 Broadway.
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Impertaus Netice.-Ths Havana Lottery:
As articles have appeared several papes the United
stating that the Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba would
be authorised by Administrator OF
the Lottery that there whatever these
reports TAYLOR Co, 16 Wailstrecf.
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BascheIerss Hair Dye.-The Host Ia the
world The only perfect dye harmless reiabls snstaosns
ous. Factory 10 Bond street.
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Itching or BlecdiuG Piles.-Dr. winners PHO
sUPPOsrTORY viii positively exersai or iaurnai piles
Agency, i6 Bowery.
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Nentue~s, Eceaomy and Despatch Cenetnc6
tke Of ordcrA Metropolitan job frneng ns<r
shmont. Va Nassau street.
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NIissisauoi Spring Waser-Oniy knowss
for and all diseases az the kAueya sod ~
drugzists Depot, SIS Broadway. N. r.
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Lecoulirr's' swiss Raxsrrs. Wade q
Butchers and Rodgers English Raxors, at j. CUkLEx
BIO. q, ls2 Nassau street.
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PausphIcts, Law Reports, &c.. Eusc~eed
with nsasnss auckncss and despaeh ,wenynvs psr ceal
chsspsr than any other printing esshstment - oy
Al the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING kerAoAlS6
MENT W Nassau street
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A.-Barry,s Tricopher0ss Keeps Alive the
roos of The hair Oils them nourishng msaurs and pro-
duces ma gn6cent growth II The life blood q tho har
PRINCIPAL olios 37t Pearl Sold By all druggtsts
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Barker,s wig asd Human Hair Eaporiuu.
world. 621 Broadway.
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A.-NsvcItIes In Dry Goods. Susdeu dk
BRADBURY, Of Bowery and Bisecker areet uats
with Lord Tayior
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RssabIlshed I'm 1SOO.-The MesropsIltan Jeb
Printing Rsiablishment. ~ Nassau street
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The Greet. Csrs:en rsgsr, 7,

The Crcnf Cartoon Paper,
THE EVENING 1ELEHRAM.
Seiyng they and showins them up W puoua
censnfc praise.
UNPARALLELED ..s...-
CHEAPEST AND BEST
MEDIUM
or
ADVERTISING.
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For First Glass Printing eS Every Dcscrip-
ton 90 % ,hs Metropolitan Joo frn,ing KsAbssmsns
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MIR. Lydia Isccchcr.

This lady, the third wife and widow OF DR..
Lyman Beccher and stepmother OF Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, died at the residence OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dickinson in Brooklyn. on yesterday morn.
ing. Nearly fortnight ago she was attacked by
influenza. which supernduced congestion OF the
lungs from the effects OF which last named disease
she died. At the time OF the marriage with DR.
Beecher she was the widow OF Captain Joseph Jack
son, OF Boston, BY whom she had three children, two
no issue from her last marriage. which took place
when both parties were well advanced In years. Mrs.
Beecher was in the eghteth year Of her age. Her
funeral services Will be performed by Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher tomorrow monday afternoon, at
half-past one O'Clock, after which the remains Will
he conveyed TO Boston for interment.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

A.-H.xard & C.sweu's Cod Liver Oil ID
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TIE Famous Corner--Q1 Nassga aeress.
corner Futon The Metropolitan lob Prnuns Rslabiiskss
wigs, Tsspecs ANA Oruamentsl HAlrs-pe~s
quality nar DIs and Rax DJs'os. aM vAsrA = nAy0Re
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Orders from the Secretary Of the Navy.
Several interesting naval orders were issued on
Friday by Secretary Borie, among them the follow
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ers OF Central Park this land. which must be cx
ercsed its very great benefit viii be sucient to
advance its value at least hundred per cent II
should be forgotten either that the completion Of
an underground railroad any increased facility of
communication with New York win make this localL
ty not only desirable. but indispensable. This tract
therefore, Is comparatively much cheaper than tho
land on the island OF New York corresponding In
distance from the great centres OF business because
OF Its beauty and the complete condition OF its
outlets
s aS. amsSs Rse es
rs ever imported country seersuckers kaakeen
70
stairs
Kry ssTs 1
81 50 per dozen. No. ~ Murray street.
A.-uumsn Hair:-si.-s he SOLD. Asserted
lengths "a 10 - inches VIII be disposed Of In large
SINS a'''''''''' Loan Ones. 500 Bross.ay
A.-Go to Espenscbeid,s and SEQ what his
% VIZ
A.-Moncy Advanced ON Diamonds, Watches,
'e"'i'' '''' '"1' '' O. 'Iidjf e. JUDD 500 Bro.A~.y
..s and rsa q Is NASSAU :ss
Beckman-
A LecouIsrr's' svviss Raxers, Wade 0k
Butchers and Rodgers English Razors, At J. cuELEv
The GrsSs ssr Gsysses sysssse fsgss, ,s,sse.x
sens events as they rss and showing them up to public
snsiasf SsFHs%IIE.Ep & II.Ef'.iiEp
IN CIRCULATION.
CHEAPEST AND BEST
ADvRsrIsINo.
A.-Haxard Il Casweu's Cod Liver Om is
The bss,
A.-Barry's Tricophersss Keeps AIive the
Spss o @ s ~ YiSa
A.-Nsveitses In Dry Goods. susdeu d
BRADBURY corner Of Bowery and Biseckss aress uats
Barker's wig ssd Hsmss Hair Kuperlu...
Brads cns chgnons, &e Ae Best and cheapest In the
BascheIer's HAIR Dye.--The Host In the
wsd ,sss,, Tss 9n gsss: s. ss: harmless ''S'
E.s.s.l..sA In lsee,-Tss NesrossIIt.. job
Fer FIRST Glass Printing er Every Ds.crip.
ton 90 70 the Metropolitan Joo Prinng KsAbihamsns
Impertaus Nesice.-Ths Havana Lottery.
.,: sas sa s .oys = css. .S.
the Lottery that there kh whatever ia these
reports. TAYLOR Co, l6 WallstrecA
Itching or BlecdiuG PiIes.-Dr. Wifmer's Pilo
SuPPOSrTUkr viii positively cure estersA or ntefna pss
Agency, t6 Bowery.
Missisuuot Spring Water-Oniy knowns
all nf the kAneyA soin "
drussisA Depot, SOS Brcadway.Ny
Ncasuess, Ecsssuay and Despatch Css.tine9
exscncn OF crdcrA Metropolitan Job fr'nbng ss'<Si
shmonL Va Nassau street.
The Great Cartoon Paper
THE EVENING 1kLEaRAM.
Sesing they RISE and showing ,hs w poouS
praise.
UNPARALLELED ....--.-
EVERYBODY READS IT. . 80
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or
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Thomas C. Durant, after finishing
the Pacific Railway, has gone to ogdens-
burg to lOok after such a trife as the Sar-
atoga and Ogdensburg Road.
On Thursday last, the westward
bound train on the Union Pacific Rail-
road, from Fremont, Nebraska, had five
heavily loaded passenger coaches
The articles of association of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail
road, capital stock $40, 600, 600, were filed
with the Secretary of State of Illinois on
Friday.
The Georgia Railroad Convention,
lately in session at Augusta, instructed
the Directors to extend the Athens branch
to Knoxville, and thus nne with the
Southern road from Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Board Of Trade has
passed a resolution to have one hundred
guns fired and a band of music parade the
streets on June 10Th, the day.th vote for
the Southern Railroad is submitted to the
people.
Messrs. Willis, Phelps & Co, of
Springfield. Mass. has contracted to build
and equip the Philadelphia and Washing
ton Railroad, from Buffalo, y. Y, to the
Pennsylvania coal regions, hundred
and twenty-five miles, for S300,000. The
work Will De commenced next month.
MesSTs. Jay Cooke & Co. have deter
mined to take in hand the construction of
the Northern Pacific Railroad, which is to
connect Lake Superior and the railroads
Of Minnesota and Puget Sound. BY what
special scheme these great capitalists pro-
pose to raise the means for carrying
through this immense undertaking We are
not yet aware, but the public VIII doubt
less be informed upon the subject in due
time.
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market opened frmcr,
Uplands nzd, Orleans I'D A l:2Op.m.
it was firm and prices unchanged, and
closed quiet at same quotations; sales
10000 bales. .e. -raT ETH.
The New York market, at the opening,
was firm and holders were asking an a
vance, Low Middlings 3Izec Uplands
sac. Good Midd1ngs Sic. At Jpn. It
was quiet but firm, and at 2 pm. the de-
mand was active al fun prices, while at
the close it was active and higher, Low
Middlings 3l1z@32c, Middlings S21z@33c,
Good Afiddlings 9Il4@345zc. Sales 10
spinners S2S5 bales; to spectators 500
bales. 4 sale of 800 bales Low Middlings
at 24L924]Ec for December delivery, was
also reported.
The only feeling in this market Is that
of regret that there is little OF nothing 10
sell. The demand grows more urgent as
prices jump UP, but the almost universal
reply to all inquirers is " sold out" Sales
to-day We're large Iorthe stock, but con-
sisted Of small lets at irregular rates.
Low Middlings selling late in the day as
high as siE0sl1zc. We quote as fol-
lows:
Ordinary -..a--. $3.50 -v.4.-.271 as
Good Ordinary@-4.~-.-.~-".-...Z- CgSO
Low
MiddIngs"-"-.'"..r'' s-'.ssr" ~,.'1z g
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Monday. the 2IstIune, 1869.

In front of the Commercial Hotel. In the city
of Memphis, Tennessee, expose for sale, st
public cutlery, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
and sell the following lands lying and being
in Mississippi county, Arkansas, tO-wit: The
w y OF EZ of section G, section Is, = p of
section %, " y of w = of section z, town
ship II, north range7 east: w y section II, :
section Is, section ~, VIZ section ~, W
a section ., E[ OF section 80, section IS, sec
tfOn %, township Is, north range s east; sec
toni, s f q section II, section u, section Is,
section IA, section b, n = section p, section .,
section "A, section ., EA and n W 4 section
ship "A, north range $ east; also, w ~ Of sec
ton 3, ES of section 4, : w "a Of section 4.
a OF section 5, f = of section &, fractional
ship I3, north ranges east; eSSt fractional y
of section 20, west fractional y of section q,
ton ~ 81 townsRip ID. North range 3 east;
40 section II, W. OF section 2, VIZ
andSEZ Of section g, w u OF section 81,
tion 4, section 5, N Woo section s, section z,
section s, W. OF section 9, section n, section
Is, section 10, section 30, fraction of section y,
section so, Y u of section 81, " W q, west Of
river, of section 81, section .. section 2. Sec
ton =, y q Of section ., "a az SaOtton -,
township H, north ranges east; section %,
township IA, north range II east, containing
$3.50 acres more or less.
Also, an undivided interest of 3SA acres.
more or less, In and to the following described
sections and parts of sections, Containing
6775 acres, more or less, in Mississippi county,
Arkansas. to-wtt:
tractl0n OF section IL IOW4Sulp 10 AoTtl
range 9 east; fraction of section y s " frae-
tionaIA Of section q, L u Of section q, E%
andSW q of section g., S a of section 81
NV 4 OF section g, township Is, north range
9 east; section u, WZof w 4 Of see
ton IA, township Is. north range 10 east; E y
Of section 81, section s, township Is, north
range IL east section II, section e, section IS,
township Il, north range II east; NE y Of
section j, VIZ of NEA OF section u, town
ship l3, north range IL east; \ and S OF
section s, township Il, north range 9east; w
\ of section 5, N W of section 4,SE a Of
section 9, T. u of EM of section 9, N II Of
section Il, ia Of section 30 E1 OF sec
ton Is, township IA, north range 8 east.
The sale viii be peremptory and at the
time and place stated, commencing at the
hour Of eleven o'clock am. The equity Of
redemption and dOweg interest OF the said
Jeptha FoWfkes and his wife Sarah W.
Fowlkes is expressly waived in said Trust
Deed. The title Is believed to be perfect, but
/ sell and convey only as trustee.
The sale Is made to secure the payment Of
the note Of Jeptha Fowlkes, deserfbedin said
Trust Deed. for S3 ,O5 100, aud due LIST May.
1859, and IN The hands of II. 8. Smith, unpaid.
JAMES B. BEST, Trustee,
tCierk Circuit Court Mississippi county, Ark.)
BeecheP q Belchef, Attorneys. Inyl9
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HEApTIFUL NOaAN. II you would be
beautifll use Hagan's Magnolia BALM.
1t gives a pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youth and Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t removes, Richness, Blotehes and pimplcs,
cures, Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and make
a lady of thirty appear bat twenty.
Il Magnolia Balm makes the Skin SAoQth
and Pearly the Eye bright aud cleaei tho
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and
iGparts a fresh, plump appearance TO the
C~ountenance. No lady need complain of her
complexion when - cents viii purchase this
delightful article.
The best thing to dress the Hair with Is Ly-
on's Kathair0n. jell
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MEMPHIS AND LnTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

ia MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopeneld daily at II.
am.
Coming East-Leave Madison dailysft 2 I'm.
TerryTBoat leaves foot of Union 81 at am.
$. Il. BEAUMONT,
General Superintendent.