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Struck Dead While Gambling.

The P~lattsburg (NIo.) Republican
says the number of persons who have
been struck dead in gambling houses
in this city during the past year has
been remarkable. At II Ann street
is a gambling hell kept by a man
generally known among the fraternity
as " Uncle john" One night about
six months since,a young man dressed
in the hight of fashion, with gold
watch and diamond pin and rings, en-
tered and began to gamble. He was
unlucky, and rapidly lost his money;
then he staked his watch, and that,
too, followed his money. His dia-
mOnd pin was next risked, and still
fortune was against him. Then he
took from his finger a ring-a beau
tiful solitaire diamond-and for which
he was allowed one hundred dollars.
And now he won. Fortune seemed
to have changed and was smiling upon
him. Every bet he made he won, until
his" stack"o ''checks" was larger than
that held by the bank.
Suddenly his head dropped forward
on the table, and he was dead. OF
course, Immediately all was excite
ment and confusion around the table,
during which Uncle John quietly
raked in the "checks" and closed the
- bank" thereby saving himself over
$1,000 which the dead man had won.
Onthe inside of the ring was engraved
the dead mans name. He was a
young man Of good family, and was to
have been married next week. His
friends were notified and took the body
away, and 1t was given out that he
had died suddenly Of heart disease,
while reading a paper at home.
far different from this was the ease
OF the poor devil who died in a pam
bling hell in East Broadway. a short
time after. He was one of the "regu-
lars" For twenty years he had been a
constant hdbitlte OffarO banks. When
he commenced, he was doing a good
business, had a happy wife, and was in
a fair way to fortune; when he died he
was a vagrant and outcast-his wife
died Of a broken heart long ago, his
children had grown up in misery and
vice, and he had not a friend in the
whole great city, where once he had
hundreds Of them. The O was
notified, an inquest was held, and a
verdict rendered that he, too, had died
of heart disease, but no effort was
made to conceal the TACT Of where he
died. He had no wealthy friends or
influential politicians to s'seev the
coroner and press and "hxv things.
No one was harmed by the fact that
Henry Psttibons died suddenly in a
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Spunky Girl.

a plucky woman is a ara Gtis.
Most Of the sex are fOOlishly timOr-
Gus, absurdly nervous, and easily
frightened. Consequently, when we
hear Of an instance Of physical c0ur-
age on the part of one Of the fair SEX,
we take delight in chronicling it. A
young lady residing in one Of the
towns of this county was left alone at
home recently. She had occasion to
90 into the wOOdshed, where a guam
THY OF beef had been hung up, and
which three dogs, attracted by the
prospect Of a square meal, had pulled
down and were d~evOuring. Sheseized
a stick and attempted to drive them
away, but the brutes turned upon her
so sayagely that she retreated to the
kitchen. She then procured her
brothers. rifle, which she carefully
lOaded-being an adept in the use of
firearms and a capital shOt-and
raised the window opening into the
woOdshed, and patiently waited until
she had the dogs in range, when she
fred, killing two Of them instanter,
and putting the bullet into the back OF
the third, who ran away bowling with
pain.-BuDdlO Express.
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Mr.. STEELE, Of the House Com
mittee on Finance, has introduced a
bill for relief relating to bonds issued
to railroads, and to fund the bonded
debt of the State contracted since
April 1, 1865. Some of these bonds
have been sold at a deprecated price,
and some in violation Of law. And
therefore it is proposed to enact that
officers Of roads to whom bonds have
been issued be required to make a
sworn exhibit of the amount paid
over and received a proceeds Of such
bonds, take proof Of the same, and
that the amount so proved shall de-
termine the Comptroller Of the State
in executing the provisions of this act.
He is forbidden, with the Governor,
to issue to such railroad companies
bonds authorized, but not yet issued,
OF to pay interest on those sold on
more than the amount actually real
lied from them; or they or the Treas
urer to pay off the principal when
due to a greater extent than the sum
realized, as, for instance, if a thou
sand dollar bond was sold for two
hundred dollars, two hundred may be
paid for if, but no more. The bill
further provides that persons hold
ing such bonds, when presenting them
to the Comptroller in amounts Of not
less than one thousand dollars, with
proof of what was realized on them,
shall be entitled to receive new bonds
for the amount so realized, bearing
six per cent. interest and payable as
before, which bonds shall be known
as the Funding Bonds Of the State
of Tennessee" Railroad officers are
forbidden to sell bonds issued to them
until authorized by law, and are re-
quired to return them. Funded bonds
Issued to pay the bonded debt OF the
State due before January l, 1870, are
excepted. A violation of this act is
declared a felony, with punishment
three to ten years in the penitentiary.
This will clip the wings Of some Of
the spectators, and avoid a large
amount Of unjust debt.
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THE ladies of court circles in Wash
ington, and especially the wives and
daughters of the higher class of an
Gent abolitionists, are perplexed
about Mrs. Revels, who is present
with her husband in the city. She
talks about pigs and thing" and
shoe CAKE" and says "dar" and
/" whar and " thar" and "done did
it and "golly me-" with other utter
ances showing the superior refine
ment of her caste on upper ten occa-
sion in the drawing rooms, and is too
fond Of black and red bandana hand
kerchiefs and pound brass earrings,
according to the notions Of the elite.
Besides the little white pets turn up
their pretty noses in the most impolitic
fashion. 1t is very troublesome to the
politicians who desire to win populari-
ty by their pretended love for the man
and brother, and is decidedly a hard
nut for them to crack.
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Januarysl, 1870
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FoRNEY's Press boasts of the reso-
luton declaring the infamy Of Whit
temore as creditable to the Radical
party, and a thing the Democrats
never attempted. The compliment
is very just. The Democrats do not
elect thieves and men capable of re-
ceiving brides, and therefore are not
driven to the necessity of their expuI-
sion. Who believes that the Radical
members Of Congress would have ex-
PEELED a member for selling ca~detships
if they had not feared to go before the
people and meet the question in their
districts? Ii they have acted on high
moral grounds, why do they not ex-
pei spoon Butler, who defended and
Endorses Whittemore? The Sing
Sing convict is a saint when COM
pared with Butler.
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IN the House of Representatives the
resolution Of Mr.. Sphinx, Of Dacotah,
ia favor Of such a tariff for revenue on
foreign imports as viii incidentally
protect domestic manufactures and
Tighten burdens and encourage indus
trial interests without impairing the
revenue, a adopted by l07 to As.
This resolution was copied rer5atim
from the Democratic platform Of 1865.
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REMOVAL.

THE APPEAL has been re-
moved to the APPEAL BUILDING,
"a Union Street, between Main and
Front, to which all letters and COM
municatiOns must hereafter be ad-
dressed.
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CORREsPONDENCE
DExOcRATIc TICKET.

For SheriC.---MARCUS J. WRIGHT.
County Trustee--.A. WOODWARD.
For z-QUeetor--.-W IT,. D. STATION.
Cbuaty Oourt Cerk--..JAMES REILLY.
OeTk CrImiRGL COURT ". 7. AVERY.
GeTk Ist Great OurL--B. z. REAV YES
Clerk ID Circuit OurL---.P. D. BOYLE.
Uerk Sd Circuit Court~....J. McBROOKS.
Constable 5h or. DSL.-~-.P. KEARNS.
Magistrates 14m Or. Dist T. FLEMING.
". L. STEWART
Constable 14h CIR. DIST. ". RAMSEY.
Election to take place on the 26th March.
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COpartnership Notice.

%wuLIAH STEWART. HU0H STEWART.
ASDREw rEwART and JOHN c.. FuER have
this day entered into eopartnership andsr
the hrm styles Of STEWART Bros. Z FuzR.
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART L FzEz, New
Orleans. La, being successors to GaIbreath,
Stewart & Co.. Memphis, Tenn, and Stewart,
Galbreath & Fizer, New Orleans, La, for ne
purpose Of conducting a Wholesale G-ocery
Commission and Cotton business. at tbs cid
Of Galbreath, Stewart & c., Ne. IA
Union street, Gslbreath Block, Memphis,
Tennis and a cotton factorage and Commission
business at No. 46 Union street, New Orleans,
La. They VIII always keep on nan a largs
stock Of goods, comprising a nll and eons
plete assortment of every article IN their line
Of business. which they viii sell upon tia
most favorable terms- Especial attention wiz
be given to the handling and sale Of cotton.
This branch OF their business, in the MeA-
phis house, vii be under the care and control
OF Mr. Hugh Stewart, who, from over sixteen
years experience, feels confident Of his sbu-
ity to manage the same to the satisfaction u
their customers.
Mr.. Andrew Stewart wiz, as before. have
charge Of the cotton business OF their New
Orleans house.
The Grocery Department Of their Memphis
house viii be under the management Of Wm.
Stewart and John c. Flzer, as formsEiETheT
solicit a -eontinuance Of the very IDEAL
patronage heretofore extended to the ola
house of Galbreath, Stewart & Co, Memphis,
Tenn, and Stewart. GaIbreath & Fizer, New
Orleans, Louisiana.
STEWART BROS & FIZER.
No. Il Union Street, stonewan Block. Menu
phis, Tennessee.
STEWART a FIZER,
No. IS, Union Street, New Orleans, La
FEBRUARY LIST, 1870. febld6Y
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fourth-rate gambling hell in East
Broadway.
There have been at least half a doz-
en- other sudden deaths in faro banks
in this city during the past year, to
say nothing Of three who have COM
mitted suicide there.
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an Eridav. Anil I.I87O.
thin legal hours. the following property

WIIuIu IesHI HOuIsi 0Hv FIOYeIIy1
to-Wit:
A certain leasehold interest, lying and be-
ing In the county OF shelby and STATE Of Ten
Dessee, and IN the CITY OF Memphis; Isegin-
streets, at their southwest Intersection: run
ming thence south and parallel with Goslin
street I50 feet to alley 10 feet wide; thence
westwardly 81 $500 feet with the north line
Of said alley: thence ~northwardly $50 feet TO
the south side Of Vance street: thence east
wardly 81 S. 100 feet 20 the beginning; said
leaSehold being registered In Book No. 90,
part lsts pages 46I, 462 and 483.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
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My continued tl-health nscessftatss n
retiring nom business, and in doing so I havs
much pleasure in recommending my success
sOrs, Messrs. STEWART Bros. & FuzEE.
Memphis, Tennessee, and Messrs. STEWAEu
& FIzER, New Orleans. Louisiana
70 my friends, and hope they wiz on
tinue their business with them I win bs
found at the Office OF Messrs. STEWART BRO&
L FIzER, No. II Union street, StOnewaH BIsek
till further notice.
W. B. GALBREATH.
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ChanceFy Sale on Friday, April lst,
1870.

No. 2-T4-Chancery Court of Memphis
Thomas J. Price vs.. George c. Price Ell al.
Y virtue of an interlocutory decree ia this
ID cause, 1 Will sell, at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
MaSterih ofice. in the civ Of Memphis.
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Dissolution Of Partnership p.

? THE firm OF F. RosENsTIEL & ca. baro.o-
fore doing business at 1861 Main sfreeJ
Memphis, Tennessee, is, by mutual eonssnt'
dissolved. Lewis S. Rosenstiel withdrsws ron,
said 1rua. III
February Is. 1870.
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WANTED---AGENTS.

UOEn PER MONTH, to sell the only GEN
DZOO UISE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. PRICE ONLY SIS.
Great Inducements TO agents. This Is the
most popular Sewing Machine of the day
makes the famous Elastic Lock stitch y viii
do any kin OF work that can be don on any
machine. lB,O0 sold, and the demand con-
stantly Increasing. Now is the time to take
an agency. Send for circulars. . Belooys0 Of
tl5i5Igers. va address SEcoMB q Co, BOs-
ton, Mass. Pittsburg, Pa; or ST. Louis, MO.
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We are now receiving our fall stock, the
largest we have ever offered to the trade.
MERCHANTS viii find it to their interest to
examine before buying. augI
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THE DAILY APPEAL

Is sent by mail to subscribers, one year, $40
six months, IS 90; less han six months, 81
per month; with SUNDAY EDITION, So a year,
Served by carriers anywhere in the city and
suburbs at T~wEETY-FTvK CENTS per week;
Sunday edition included.
THE WEEKLY APPEAL.
Published every Wednesday morning, is sent
20 subscribers at 81 50 a year; 10 clubs Of two
or more, 81 year.
We have no travelling agents. Remittances
must be by draft or postoface order. Money
st the risk Of the sender.
ADVERTISING RATES,
In the DAILY APPEAL, 81 per square, % cents
per line, OF 10 cents per line, according 20
place. In The WEEKLY, one-half the rates o.
the DAILY. Advertisements inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL, are charged oRe-sixth ad-
ditional to above rates. Terms: Cash n ad-
vance.
CORRESPONDENCE,
Containing Important NEWS, solicited from
any part Of the Globe. Writer'S name and
address required on every communication as
private guarantees Of good faith. All letters
on business should be addressed to The Ar
PEAL; and communications and letters for
publication. EDIroRs APPEAL, Appeal Build
ing, Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
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n F. KoSENSIIEL and D. H. MYERS have
d.. associated themselves as partne-s. mn
eSd LII .arEv Is ~ hoSENs1IkI.&CO.
Sief< Wain 5000 Ne1aa Ilin business at No..
B. Il. ROSENSIIEI-
D. II. MYERS.
FsbrasTy =. ne. Nil
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Through Tickets at Reduced Rates
MERCHANT TAIL0RS.

EDWARDI OWENS AND JOHN Nj ELER
II ave this day, February %, 1870. el 2bered
into a copartnership. at Is madison 81 RET,
between Main and Front. Their oDiec 4 IS 70
establish a business satisfactory 70 their
ing goods of the best quality, got up n the
best lyle, at moderate terms, by Whlef tbney
hope to receive a liberal patronage. Cali anu
see our new stock
OWENS 4 MILLER.
feb8 No lS Madison stT Get.
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rTHE undersigned having this day sold
n their stock OF goods, business interests
and good will to MesSrS. John Robertson and
Joseph Bruce. who succeed to the business,
under the name and style Of ROBERTSON,
BRUCE {. the hrm Of TOBlNs Lynn =
Co. is thereby dissolved BY mutual CONSENT
The new firm OF Robertson. Bruce 3 Co. as
sumo an the liabilities Of the old nrm, and
are alone authorized 70 collect and recaipe
for The debts due the old firm.
we AXE occasion to thank all our friendl
for their liberal patronage, and cheerfEly
ammen our successors to their favor.
Januarysl 81, 1870.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE law partnership of Messick d Pickett
Il has been dissolved.
1 viii continue the practice at the same
Office, and attend promptly 10 all business
entrusted to me. Office, BIZ Second street..
mh2 w. MESSICk.
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NOTIC

WE have this day sold Our stock, interest
w and good will in the stove and tfnWara
business to Messrs. WALT & CO., who VI
conduct the same at the old stand and Ter
we bespeak a OF me pat
rOnage so literally bestowed upon u.s. ME-
BrannOn has charge Of the assets and uabu-
tiles OF the firm. and viii attend % the wind
ing up OF their affairs. az the ONCE or Walt
Co, ~ Front street. r. BRANNON &C0.
MEMPHIS, January 10, lS70.
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DISSOLUTION cOPARTNERsHIP
C-OPARTHERsHlp NOTICE

THE partnership heretseors -fEsrag -
4 tween William H. Brown. OF Pffts5ur-
Pa, and Nathaniel n Jones, OF Mer.sbs
Tenn, In the coal business az Nemphfs -
Mouth OF White river. Ark. Huder 49, -
name Of BROWN & JONES. havfar sx.ir-I
BY Limitation on the Erst day 81 Fssra1
lS1l, We have this day mutually agre~I ~
c~onEnUalion OF same, under ths saRs -
name and style.
We take the present opportunity - nk ne
attention Of tbs citizens OF Memphls sd
surrounding Country. steamboat prspristouI
and ths public generally. u Our large anu n
creasing facilities fOr handLina coal sur NJ.
Brown owning and running eleVsn lev
boats anu over seven andre barEA aad
mining all cur coal rom his oWa seIeessd
mines, we thereby securing Tor his markss
none but the Sest P1tJsbuIg Coal. which sa
VIII be enabled TO place on the market Is .
low figure for each. We are fuuy prepared -
do a Wholesale and retail trade OF any 81
tent, and are q OF STOCK
Thanking the etttEens Of Memphis- sd en-
many steamer patrons and friends Tor the1T
past LIBERAL patronage, we would respectfully
solicit a continuance Of same. and We Euar-
antee the same prumptusss and dispatch IA
attending TO yOur orders We have heretOfsrB
exhibited. Respectfully, ETC.
". 4. BROWM.
n. N. JQNEA
Memphis, Tenn, February d. IRE
N.B.-Au steamboat mail matter addresses
TO our care. eiIher At Memphis q m0uth
White river. Arkansas, viii be prsmptly a.
uVeEed on arrival Of boats.
feb20 BROWN & JOIEA
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NEW FIRM.

JoBx EHggB.
nY the foregoing, IL VII De seen that We
ID have bought tho entire stock Of rooda
interests and good VII Of Tobin,
= Co. We propose 70 continue tn
solicit 3 share 81 the puhlio p~arrauaaa Ra7
fEvoE. AbERSR BECE
AeEPhis, Team, Fs4akryl IN hh2
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AsYlum.

CT. VINCENTrS INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, st. Louis, no. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1858. It Is private and hrst-class in
It's arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients Of both sexes and OF all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stimulants to ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
apply 10 Or. J, x. BAUDuY or the SISTER
sUSHRd0R. aus
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Dissolution Of COpartnership.

ESThe firms GALBREATH, STEWART &CO.,
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART. GALBEEATE
* FLYER, New Orleans, La, have AS day been
dissolved, by mutual consent, Mr.. ". Gal
breath retiring.
Either member OF the late firm is hereby
authorized to use the nrm name in settlement
OF business. ". b GALBREATH,
WM STEWART,
ANDREW STEWART.
JOHN c.. FIZEE
MEMPHIS, February lst, E7G
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid TO the
DIsEASESOF WOMEN,

such a. Excessive, Suppressed OF Painful
Me~nstruation, LeucorrhOea or Whites, Fail
ing of the womb, and all irregularities of the
Monthly Periods causing Sterility or Barron
ness, and OfteDtimes Consumption.
Persons who have been under the treatment
Of other Physicians, aud have not been
Syphilitic Diseases. IL makes no difference
Of how long standing. They viii yield 70 my
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No Pay Until Cured

The Doctor can be consulted personally, or
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining to his
Speciality and al other Diseases, not reqnir-
ing his attention outside Of his Office.
Rs-A seperate Office for Ladies. "a
Ohics hours from s o'clock am, to- O'Clock
pm. d. s. JOHNSON, 81. D.
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ceIehrated VeaetabIe Ramedies,

To which THOUSANDS can testify, who have
been cured by me in New Orleans, Memphis,
Cairo, and various other pieces. All commu-
n~icat1Ons strictly confidential.
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American Sunday School Worker.

We have received the October number
Of tho above named excellent Journal, pub.
hshcl by j. w. MCINTYRE, St. Louis. 1t
deserves the many encomiums passed upon it.
This number, besides the usual original
aud selected matter, lessons for each Sabbath,
blackboard teaching &c., contains list Of
Lessons for 1911 They constitute valuable
series employing, as they do, Ola and New
Testament Study. Specimen copies of Mag.
aziae and lesson papers are offered by the
publisher without charge on receipt Of stamp
for postage Lesson rapcrsare also published
in German:
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Sassafras Gap Turnpike.

A correspondent Of the Anderson L"tcMi-
gcncer, writing from Pckcns G. H., says:
"While am writing wish to call your
attention, as well as that of tho merchants Of
Anderson, to tho Sassafras Turnpike Co;npa-
ny. This company has been organized for
several months; aud thelroad is nearly cou-
plcted The road runs through the Sassufras
Gap over into Trnnsylvania County, N. g.,
thus mnkiog good opening from, Breyayd
and all that rich section Of country through
to this place, and on to Pcndlcton and Ander-
son. think it will repay tho merchants Of
Anderson to take some interest in this matter,
and also to take stock in the company. We
need about six hundred dollars more stock to
put the company on a firm footing, and you
will greatly oblige by acting as agent IN get
ting up subscriptions to the capital stock
The shares are $25 each. .,-.... -.~.-
"There will be good trade from North
Carolinaapd the upper portion Of. this county,
and of course great many persons will go
on to railroad town before disposng ofrthcif
produce and purchasing family supplies. Any
information wanted on the subject will be
chcerful'y given on application to the Presi-
dent Of the Company, James u. IIagood or
10 W. f.. lIolcombo, Secretary aud Treaa'
urcr." sf. * Z. u y q.
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Sheriff s Sale.

Ri virtue of sun.lly Writs of Err; Eu.
~ directed. will sell to the highest bill mo
rickens 9. H., on Snlcday in December next at
following propcrty, to wit: 20
One Tract Of Land. situatc in pickons
County. on waters Of Prnthor's Creek. a,linin.
ing lnnds of s. Arthur Bnlus Stcnhens and
others continuing 80 Acres moro or less /; lev
'ca on II ns the property Of John o Briant, at the
suit of Jnmes Neal, Assignee -
Onc Tract of Land. situate in Pckcns Coun.
ty, on branches of Twelve Mile aud Knowco
rivers. adjoining lands Of jonathan Bowlin
Pleasant Key. and others, containing 700
Acres. more or less levied on ~ the ptnnerty
OF IL. Tompkins. ut tho suit of rapp. Walsh &
Berry.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra
for titles and stamps
JOAB MAULDIN, s.r.c.
Nov. l. 1870 2
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Big Potato.

Mr. THOMAS Il. DAVIS, of our County,
has handed US mammoth Spanish potato,
grown on his farm. 1t weighs pounds, and
measures IA inches in circumference Ifany
man can beat this, let him come forward, MS
all notices of this kind, accompanied by the
potato, will be promptly inserted. AS we
planted none this season, we will cat the DO.
tato with all tho obligations on our side.