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trustees Sale Of Real Estate.


DY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed "a ].
ID s. Lanphfer or the sheriff Of Desha
Arkansas, as alternate Trustee "
rnary, 1861, and duiy recorded in Book h.
page 346. OF the Records OF Desha county,
Arkansas, to secure 70 =. o. Nelson q Co, or
their ~assignees, certain indebtedness therein
mentioned; and the said J. :. Lanphter.
Trustee, having declined and refused TO act as
such Trustee, which announcement OF his
said trust is July recorded in Book@rpage
- of the records of said Desha county. Ar
kansas; now, therefore, in pursuance Of the
powers vested In me by said Trust Deed,
l viii. on
Tuesday, the goth day Of September, 1870.
Between the hours OF 9 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm. in front of Peterson's store
house door, st KnOwlton's Landing, near .
remises TO be sold, in Desha county, Arkan-
sas, sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
real estate situated in said Desha county,
Arkansas, cOnveye by said Trust Deed, de-
scribed as follows, to. wit: A certain tract or
parcel of land, situate lying and being In
county OF Desha and state OF VIE:
The = X or. of the s w Or, the Of the 3
w u, and the W. OF the " W. OF section
No. ~ one, containing 4a 4l-l0o acres; the
east one-half, n the " W 4 Of section two
G2l. containing 4s9 92-l00 acres; the north half
IN 81 OF section eleven III, containing Z0
acres; theN y and the north part OF the W
u, and the north part of the southeast or. Of
section twelve ll2b containing al S2-l09 acres.
in township No. !. south, range L east b
south part OF the n W. Of section seven 10,
in township seven south, range east, con-
taiRing I09 1910 acres; the VIZ Of the : E%
of section IS, in township six SOUTH, n
one east, containing so acres, IN all54 S-lgo
acres, OF which about 500 acres are cleared,
known as the Worheld tract OF lands.
The title to said properly is believed 10 ne
good, but I sell and convey only As Trustee
Equity of redemption barred
a Sheriff
fv20 DRshaeOunfy AFKauRRS. Trustee.
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IQtaA---.---. lt.AuA A-u1 lo Aylba
The foregoing shOws the interior stocks
have decreased during the week ISL bales,
and thai they are now l6,9lS bales in ex-
cess of the same period Of last year.
The following table shows the quantity
Of cotton in sight at this date Of each Of
the Two past seasons:
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On the 27th Of AUGUST, 1870,

In front Of the Office Of Dickinson, Williams
q Co, No. 40 Front street, Memphis, from IL
am. 10 O'clock 2 m. we viii sell, for cash,
to the highest bidder, the following described
property, viz: A tract OF land and all i'm
provement thereon, sftuated on or near the
New Raleigh road, known a. the Ammon
property, conveyed to US by Deed In Trust,
and particularly described therein. Re-
demption waived
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LEaaL AgTIcEs.
TRUSTEE SALE.
TnssdaY. Auuust 80, ls7O,


Between hours OF 70 s.m. and pm, sell,
10 tia highest bidder for cash, the loilOEinf
conveyed 70 me By said deed 81
fFcst, to-wifs ons hundred and foFty snares' I
railroad stock IN the Memphis and OHIO ha1 9.
road Company, AZ egideneed by two certin /.
safes Of nunnbsred go. issued ant
dated at Memphis, nth day OF August, 1867. f.
90 shares and IA other numbFTed 77S, 1ssued
ths0th DAY OF July 1850, for 80 shares Also
the following described real estate, to-W1t; -.
certain tract OF land, situatei IN the cnunfyot
shelby mt State of Tennessee, ON Wolf nV-
81, In range Y. and seeticn 2 and 3, being par
Cd grantzNos192 20 Wilson Sauderlin Tor n1
acres, and described as follows: Begfunfn /.
90 the beginning corner OF said grant; run
uing north with came 20 Us extreme north ,
west corner; thence east with came line III .
III II reaches Wolf river IN the middle Of th-
channel thereof, aud south in tue center OF
same until 10 makes the last lire ruuning
west TO a stake m the east bank; thence
south TO the south line OF eald gram, which
Il hereby referred 10, and thence west, north
and east 70 the ~begtnnfHg, precisely a. tho
call and description 20 contained IN said
grant. and containing by survey one hand
lTheatle to the above property r. believed
% be good. Iconvey only as trustee.
fvsew HI PRTDDT Trustee.
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WHEAT WANTED.

THE highest market price paid for wheat
al Benies' MIL Nos. 70, 10 and n second
street, Memphis. Chcice Family and 0ra-
Bran always on hand. UyZl JOHN ING.
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We notice that all the New Orleans pa
pers report the crop in that state full two
weeks later than last year, and claim that
the first bales are not an Indication this
year of the position Of the crop. Be this
as it may, it would appear that at the
other points cotton is at least in ss for
ward a stale, IND general picking viii
begin as early as last season. Our ad-
vices this week from Galveston have
been especially favorable.
Below we give the figures received to-
night, showing the stock of cotton at the
Interior ports at the close of business to-
day. and add those for last week and the
corresponding periods of last year for
comparison:
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TT HES PRESS must commend fkaf to the cotton planters of the Southern States for -
u auraDmy, AmpLny Oh onsIucu0 anu ease WIN "PhR Cal De oPeMS LY a
hand h0% Der or aemnp M~,t The change rom one 70 the omr beng ehhsSom a lew
fourteen eets square and ms be placeda and opertedt in gn-house, tnnsay avoiding
Inc necessity Of asIng cotton put Of me hons to be packed IL IL cnp@ USED M n n.y. M NO.
screws Another advantage s when you ret SchO1eds Press you havea Press rr
III time M one not liable TO decay or beaks list the case with the Id woodens screws
wrought orr cast n the frames are of wrought Iron, and 10 partofth eP Press liable
to de@y TOUGHEST the ground. The rames may beInadef WOO. 1.-THE option ofth eplanHr.
tot themselves or may purchase Al screw, nutan iron ranesrM M tut the wooden
OK to it themselves or may purchaset the Press complete, with screw, nt iron namesand
boxm making the most complete Press in use. Presses omplete as last naneda e IN more
and give gestS asktaGnont 70 all parties using them, as III hes see cen TOE Letters
E 80.
Pardes in need of cotton presses would 10 well to cal. il possible mo sxnatne mine
hey should favor me- with their oders they may rely pom seuns Press Ats All
Having he most tens Iron woksn the city and the greatest variety o patterns
all kinds, am able to furnBnp parties iha any kmd OF 5nae1nery or casting at horL
notc. j. SSCdoFIkLD, Aacon,G ia
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1865.
DE-. j. J. LAWRKNOE-Dear sir: 1 take
pleasure in recommending your ROSA
DALIs as a very powerful Alternative. L
have used il In two cases with happy
results-one In a case OF secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nouncsd himself cured after having
taken five bottles OF your medicine.
The other Is q cas- of serofuIa of long
standing. which IS rapidly improving
under It's use, anu the indications are
the patient Will soon o 1
have carefully examined the formula
by which your Rosadilis is made, and
nnd II an excellent compound Of al
teratiye Ingredients. Yours, truly,
Il. W. CARR, MD.
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CURES R~REunATtsm.

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MURFREEsBoRo, TENN, July 8.
DR.. J.J. LAwREECE, Baltimore, Nd
Str: You Will please send nae four t4l
!. more bottles Of your most excellent
medicine.
As you VIII remember, one month or
six weeks ago. l received three bottles
o II. when l commenced taking IL /
could scarcely walk at all when night
came, but now I suffer no more from
lrheumatism. i have a little brother
that is about TO lose his sight, and 1
wish to try It for him. You Will please
land fnclosed So, for which yen will
please forward me the medicine I'M
medlately. Very respectfully. re-
main, SAM'L g. McFADDEN,
Pc. Box 1s9, Murtreesboro, Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where. At
&C. WARD q BRO.
q. W. JONES q co.
W. N. WILKERSoH co.
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ny virtue Of q venditiOni expOnas TO me
ID directed from the First Circutt Court Of
Shelby county, l VIII, on
Saturday, the 18th August Next,
Proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, forcash,
within legal hours, in 'front.' OF the sherin.s
ofice, on second street, in the GreenlaW
Opera Building, city Of mphi the tollOW-
ing described real estate. to-Wit: a certain
lot or parcel of land lying and being in the
being a part of subdivision of Block No. 81
fronting l4O feet on the north side OF JeSs4-
mine street and extending back north LOO
feet. Immediately east of Mr.. Tops resi-
.dence on Be&le street, Memphis, Tennessee,
being the 8ame lOtconVeyedto John S.klynn
by Robertson Topp by deed dated hay "a;
1852. Also, a certain lot or parcel OF ground
sifuated. Twins and being in the county Of
shelby and State Of Tennessee, situated on
st. Nartin street, In b city OF Memphis and
f~r0ntingsS feet on St Martin street. and run
Nh hack east TO the bayou u feet, a more
complete description Of which Is given in a
certain deed of trust executed by john L
Morgan TO Thomas Il. LOgwOod, dated jan
nary 16. 1851. Also, a certain piece or parcel
OF land situated, lying and being in the
county of shelby, STATE Of Tennessee, 'front.'
ing 100 feet on Walnut street, Memphis, Ten
nessee. and running BACK l59 Ieet n dsPtn on
chased at ohancery sale by Robert :. smith,
and transferred by said Smith to Samue p.
walker, and being q portion OF the same
land vested In Charles Jones by a decree Of
the Chancery Court of Memphis, rendered In
the case OF Newton Ford, Admir- Of Thomas
MuIl. deceased. ct al. vs.. John y. Clayton ct
al, on the Sth day OF April ~. levied on e
satisfy an execution In favor OF R
son, surviving partner, etc, for Sl8,lb2 O.
with and costs of suit
The above sale is postponed unth
Friday, OctOhsr "A. 1870.
~ MARCUS ]. WRIGHT,
-BheFtn of Shelby county.
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BzichsIor's Hair Dye.---ThIs splendld
Hair Dye "a the best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye. ADMINISTRATIONS
Instantaneous-No diRappointment-No IL
dicniOus tints-'DOes not contain Lead nor any
PlIdlac Poison 20 Inquire The Hair or SysfeHa.n
Inyigorates the Hair and leaves IL SOFT and
~beautifnl; Black or Brown. Sold by all drug
gists; applied at Is Bonus street, New York.
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liNotics to Property Owners.
nIrY EnaINEER,s oFFIcE.

GITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
~ MEMPHIS, TENN, August IL, lsI0J
e8rTh grade of Second street, nom Bay on
Gayose TO the north line Of the city, has been
established. and q profile oHi the same
has been dLed in the Mayors office. All per-
sons inter ested are hereby notified 20 exam
inc III same, and present any o1Jecslons
they may have thereto, within thirty days,
to the General Council
anls J.. II. HUMPHREYS, City Engr.
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WEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE,
JACKSON,

NEXT session begins September nth. Tub
y alon, SIG, SIS, So, SIS and $50 per session Of
ave months. For catalogues, address Score
tary Of the Faculty, epI2
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Southern School in New York

MRS. EDWARD 3. WHITES English and
M French Boarding School for young La
dies, No. SO West Forty-second street. oppO-
ate Reservoir Park. au21 cod
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For any case OF Blind, bleeding or Nchssa
pfI 6q1hat DEBIN6'S PILE REnEDx fails 20
eura. Id las cured cases of Dyears standing.
IVY Il, and get rid OF the most Troublesome
dfaease nesh IL hair 10. Sold by all druggists
Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
Labr05orN-lz2 Eranklin street,
pan BaltlmorenA lid
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SchGhsIds Patent Cotton Press received the First Premium at the GsOraa
Sfafa Fair fr 1859

1t was proved superior toanysnng6 for pIa3@5one cotton ekdRg m tn T1 ng rb her
Is nohIng compIcaed or to get out Of rider about ad anerb being used twenty years
will be az good Is ~. Lever presses win not 10, they viii get out OF order andfn a few
mis- cotton pr@sIs fast Ispdng the old wood screw and other presses and ofovr 6W
sold last seasonal have not heard q complaints omo one; buton the contrary AN
DALI in receipt 81 htes from the hstp planters of all the Cotton States certifying 10 hr
efficacy, AMI exprezdngt their opinion thatis superior To- all oImas- re@4 - -8eT1en|
A1eO---wi1cox'S InnPrOved Horse FOvvor,
Emn0 PusMoy DmM Moon GA ~ Z AlE aS
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tuesday. Sept. 6, 1870,

Within legal hours, b following described
real estate, to-wit: Beginning AT the north
west corner of q lot conveyed to William W.
Bond by said Pritchet tby deed registered IN
the office of the Register OF Shelby county,
Tennessee, in book II, part I, pages 53 and
334) thence north n parallel with yelling
ton street to Monre street extended TO q point
1872 feet from the southeast intersection Of
Wellington and Monroe streets; thence with
Monroe street extended eastOne hundred and
eighty and one-haIf feet TO a point on
the southern line of Monroe street, opposite
said Bond's northeast corner Themes south
TO said Bonds the corner; thence
west with said Bonds line one hundred a
and one-half feet 10 the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE.-On a credit of Z months
purchaser executing bond, with good secur-
ity, and lien retained upon the land TO secure
purchase money. Eqnity OF redemption
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply with
the terms of sale within ten days or the said
viii be advertised and resOld, and
the delinquent purchaser charged with the
costs. This, August 8, 1910
" ND, u. STEWART, Clerk n Master.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Soils. for compft
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COTTON IN NEW YORK.


NEW YoRK, August Is, Ii lbs a. M
Cotton dull and unchanged. Ordinary,
I4c; Good Ordinary, I6JSc; Low Mid
dlings, ISAc; UplRnds, 1880; Good Mid
dings, 2lLc; Mobile, Doc; Orleans, 2OLc.
I2m.-Cotton dull andunchanged. Com
tracts for cotton on the spot, asking-for
August delivery al 1SZc, September,
IKE, and in October at 1910. Ordinary,
lie; Good Ordinary, I6Isc; Low Mid
dlings, lsAc; Uplands, 195<c; Good Mid
dlings, 2l14c; Mobile, zoe; Orleans, 20kc.
2:25 p.m.-COtton dull and unchanged.
Sales on spot 400 bales; contracts 16G0
bales; for August and now at 1880;
Septembsr, E2sc; October, 1890.
4 p.m.-Gotton duh and unchanged.
Sales for spinning, $50 bales; speculation
116 bales; contracts, 2SOl bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, August Is, IL a.m.-Cotton
dull. Uplands, 999Isd; Orleans, 9s@
ED.
1p.m.-Ootton tending downward. Up
lands, 9@91sd; Orleans, 9T@9kd.
5 p.m.-Cotton dun and tending DOWN
ward. Uplands, Cd; Orleans, 9Hd. sales,
5000 bales, of which 1000 bales were for
export and speculation.
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WANTED.

A MALE Teacher, with good morals. and
"a we'll qualified 20 teach the EDgiish and
ciaesical sfndieg, in q mixed school satisfRc-
tory references required, Apply 20 OF ed
en4 eod Germantown, Tenn.
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BsOMHE 9 Q
erAcf1cA1 plumbers

rAs xKp STEAM PIPE FILTERS PUMPS
IT repairsd and sLeam works put up.
sa16 1sR second St, MemPhis, Tenn:
All orders promptly attended 70. aus
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TNHE exercises Of this Institution will be
Il resumed on the first Wednesday 18th dayl
of October next, under the following CORPS OF
Instructors in the various Departments:
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BAVARlAN BlTTERS !
TRY THEM NONE BETTER
HoFFHEIMER BROS,
ciNclKNATl,
l. H%OFFHEiMER & BR0.
@T. LOUIS
SOLE paOPRIEToss.
1Es1r@t-C1R9S
MAIN STREET STORE HOUSE
FOR RENT.

ONE OF NEST prominent and central ON
~ the street. suited for the most extensive
wholesale or retail trade, may be rented for
the next twelve months, o. early application
to ROY6TER, TREZEVANT& CO.,
Il l. GUToH. Rental Agent. aus
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October "A Isz0

MARCUS WRIGHT. q,
Sheath of Shelby county.
N ns-olo- kffJu for nlafntfF fva
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FINANcE AND TRADE.
REVIEW OF rHE COTTON TRADE.

OFFICE OF THE DATEYAPPEAL,
MEMPHIS Angnsts25, 1870. 5
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CPECIAL NOTICE,
~
USE RENNE'S PAIN-K1LLING
MAGIC OIL!
ar WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM

The extraordinary cures made by the faithful
use OF this great remedy has excited the wonder
OF the world. Every city, and village, and family
and every hill top, is echoing the glad song
which brings SO much hope to the suiiering-use
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil. 1T works like
a charm" The very stones OF the streets are
redolent with this good advice. There is nothing
takes right hold Of psin and kills 1t 1t does not
move il from one place OF the body TO another,
Tut DESTROYS it where it exists, by our FLANK
Movements" Grant adopted our theory closer
and closer on the enemy's own ground, until the
strong hold Of pain and suffering Yields, and the
patient Is free from pain, and is happy. What a
blessing in a family. The husband and wife, the
children and hired help, the cattle and horses aud
the stranger within thy gates, all made comforta-
&c OIL And more than this, it makes those who
sell it wealthy. gaining for them more and more
confidence Of their customers, because they keep
so valuable remedy in their store for sale. do
you value your own interst? Do you love your
lriends2 DO you love yourself YOU ought
Then don neglect to purchase for timely use THU
sure remedy for Headache Tootiache Neuralgia,
Chol;c Pains, Cho.era Morbus, Sprains Bruises,
Rheumatism. Colds. Sore Eyes, Colds in the
sure and purchase the genuine and keep it on
hand and be sure and use 1t, and tell your neigh
bors about its virtues, and advise them TO use H.
and II YOUR Merchant where you trade has not gol
IL In his store urge him to send Tor IL, and ii b,
will not send aud get il tor vou send for il your
self BE sure and have IL. Sold by all druggists
merchants and grocers.
II WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manu-.
Piltsdeld, Mass.
aiyi II. K SHELDON, Druggist.
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CASTLETON SEMINARY.

The next term OF this Institution, under Rev Il.
@. Williams, Principal, will commence on We'd
ncsday, February 9th 1870.
This Institution is in full and successful opera
ton prepared to offer the very best advantages to
pupils desiring to pursue any branch of study 1t
is the determination of Mr.. and Mrs Williams to
maintain their acquired reputation Of thorough
ness. They are determined to give their best ef-
forts to aid those who are in earnest To acquire
what may be truly called an EDUCATION.
An Elementary Department is carried OH in
separate rooms and instruction suited to the ages
of the young scholars will he impaired in such
subjects is most profitable for them.
The course of instruction in the higher depart
mont Of the Seminary will occupy four years. Di-
plomas will he awarded To those who complete
the Course.
PRIMARY YEAR Arithmetic, Geography,
Grammar, Hooker's Natural History, Petersou's
Familiar Science History and Geography of Yer
mont, Map Drawing,
JUNIOR YEAR.-Arithmetic, Algebra, Geogra-
ply Physical Geography, Grammar Analysis Of
English Language, Rhetoric, Physiology, Botany,
History
MIDDLE YEAR.-Algebra, Geometry, (optional)
Geology Chemistry, Geography Of the Heavens,
Philosophy of Natural History, Botany, Poetry.
SENIOR YBAR.-Natural Philosophy, Natural
Theology, American Literature, Mental Philoso-
ply, Moral Philosophy, Poetry, History of cvili-
zaton.
Reading Writing, Spelling, Composition, Deo-
lamation, (by young gentleman), during the whole
Course.
Information upon important matters occurring
at the present day i impaired to the whole school
TUITION Tuition OF Primary and Junior years
$500 per quarter tuition of Middle and Senior
years, 500 per quarter; French Latin, Greek
German and Spanish Languages, extra, IS 90 pei
Music, sl2OO or $1,000 per quarter; Drawing
s. 90 per quarter; Painting in Water, s.. 90 PEE
quarter; Bookkeeping, $500 per quarter 20
cal Music will be taught to all, and charge mad
to each scholar of one dollar per quarter.
! Boarding pupils will pay $500 per annum
which includes Tuition in regular English branch
es, and washing Of eight pieces per week,
All bills payable quarterly in advance, and N
scholars received for less than one quarter.
For further information please address tn
Principal, or
4sml c. NJ WILLARD, Secretary.
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topic Of interest and connection is the i'm
portation Of the ugliest looking beast that
mortal vision ever gazed upon in the shape
Of spanish blood hound, for the ostensi-
BILE purpose of guarding the store of one
of our merchants, or possibly Of increasing
the courage OF one Of his clerks. l sup
posethe recent burglaries here have some
thing to do with the matter. Methinks l
can hear his melodous voice now 50 he
walls in mournful accents, or howls in rage
over his solitary confinement in dark,
unfinished room. His long sharp mo-
sarl warn one that a near approach to his
dogship would be not only unpleasant but
dangerous. Please inform all the burglar
les in your vicinity that we have such a
guest in our city, and possibly. Mr.. Ed
itor you may be the meane Of doing us
and the State lasting service by intim-
idating "some one" from again making
this place the scene of their. devastation.
A fall of three inches of snow last night,
has considerably improved the sleighing,
and will no doubt make business men feel
better. Yours,
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this of, filled it up for $4,000, dated and
stamped it, and tried to negotiate this
forged note with A. D. Hayward, Esq.
Unfortunately for Skinner, Mr.. Drake had
been watchingyhis NOV ements, and instruc.
ted Mr.. II. to buy the note, giving in pay.
ment check upon the Bank of Middle
bury. Skinner having sold the note, went
Immediately to the bank to cash the check
given in payment, where he was met by
the sheriff. and brought before Justice
Knapp for examination. At the solicita-
ton Of the counsel for the defence, the
hearing was continued till Thursday, Feb.
3d. Ira w. CLARK, for the prosecution ;
James NJ. Slade, Jr., for defense.
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LEICESTER. Leicester Debating
Society met at Town Hall Friday even.
ing January 2lst, agreeably to adjourn
ment. The following resolution was dis
cussed: ~
Resolred, That moral suasion eYerts a
greater influence in the world than phys
cal force.
The entertainment was pleasant and in
structing, intermingled with vocal aud
instrumental music, making the exercises
a grand success. The Society adjourned
to Friday evening, February 4th, after Sc
Letting the following resolution for dis
cussion NJ
Resolred, That the erection of magnif
icent churches is contrary to the spirit o.
christianity, and the money so used coult
be better expended. .