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EsTABLISHED 1910.

] feels il. Radicalism feels It. The
/ Democracy feel it and rejoice over It..
The Cincinnati Chronicle, an ex-
treme Grant-anti-Sumner- Radical
paper, expresses its feelings thus:
"Whatever the result in detail, we
have met with a serious loss in New
Hampshire, and one that has its les
son for all real friends of the Repub-
liCan party" So mote it be, now and
| forever.
From the Cincinnati Gazstte, RsdicsI
To this apathy and lack of interest
in political affairs may be attributed
the defeat which the Republican party
has sustained In New Hampshire.
That defeat cannot be attributed in
any part to the recent difficulty in the
Senate regarding the chairmanship Of
| the Committee on Foreign Relations.
The people Of the country do not re-
| gard the difficulty with so much inte-
rest as the newspapers have done. 1t
occurred 50 recently that il had no
/ time to work any detTiment, even If
| il were a matter OF so much impOr-
/ tance as some would have US believe.
If the election had taken place in
Massachusetts there might be some
plausibility for attribating the defeat
to that cause. But in New Hamp-
shire it could not have eXerted any
influence on the people, so soon, to
cause them to cast their votes one way
or another.
From the Philadelphia Press, Forney,
Radical
New Hampshire has always been a
- n ~
ties, but the event of yesterdays bat
tie there will fall with startling sur
prise on the country this morning.
The Granite State has done badly.
The change, 50 unexpected, would
seem to indicate that some new ele-
ments have entered into the contest.
POLITICAL STATISTICS OF NEW HAAP-
SHIRE.
New Hampshire has been carried
every year since 1854 by the Repubh-
cans, period Of seventeen years.
The Republican and Democratic tick
cts were as follows:
Republican Democrat
COvernOr--James Pike JAS. A " est
R.RCom'r-p. ", Buckmiuster D.GllchrisE
LEsL DIS CT " b = al. 4. A. L1LODagOs
Second Aaron r. stevens. Sam'I n Be j.
Third " Simon @ GuHn. II. W-ParEer.
There was a Labor Reform ticket in
the field, and also a Temperance tick |
ct, nOminated by a few boilers from
the Temperance Convention. The
Republican ticket was indOrsed by the
larger portion Of the Temperance
Convention. The following are the
-atest votes:
Rep. Dem. Labor Reform Temp.
ls76.--5i.gi5 5,sG 1853 I.i57
The vote for Congressman in 1869
was as follows:
Dist, Rep. Dem. Rep mai
D. Ea....--..l3, ,l38 HIbbaTd Ill 576 75g
. Stevens.lI 5l3 Harrington. $50 L647
8. BeutOu.-l, ID Parker--.-.-..-l0G G9l $50
The vote Of the State for the last
fifteen years has uniformly resulted
in favor Of the Republican party. The
majOTities in the several years was as
follows:
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RIVER TELEgRAMs.

CAIRO, March %. - Port list:
Grand Tower, Memphis to st. Louis,
at 10 pm; James Howard, New Or
leans to st. Louis, at IL IN. Sam
Brown, Cairo 20 st. Louis, at u pm;
Painter, Memphis TO ShOtwells, at 2
am; Wauauita, New Orleans to
Cincinnati, at an; Atlantic, st.
Louis to New Orleans, at i pm;
Silver Moon, Memphis to Cincinnati,
at pm; Mary Houston, New Or
leans to Louisville, at 4 pm; II. s.
Turner, New Orleans to Evansville,
at 8 pm; Far West, PittsbUrg to
Fort Benton, at 7 pm. River fell
one inch. Weather clear. Mercury,
CO..
NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-Ar-
rived: Nil. Departed: John Kill
gOur, for Louisville; II. @. Yerger,
Tor st. Louis; j. A. Wood, for Pitts
burg. Weather clear and pleasant.
VICKsBURG, March 20.-Passed up:
M0llie Ebert, at 2 am. Passed down:
PaTgOud, at pm; Indiana, at 4
pm; City Of Quincy, at 4 am.
City Of Alton, at am. Weather
warm and clear. The river is rising
slowly.
PITTsBURG, March 20.-Weather
cloudy, but pleasant. There is a
depth Of 8 feet 7 inches in the Mon
Ongahela; river falling. Departed:
Seven steamers, with 700, 900 bushels
Of coal for Louisville.
CINCINNATI. March 20.-River q
feet, and about stationary. Arrived:
Alex. Mitchell, Mary Savage, and
Messenger, from Pittsburg. De
parted: Alex. Mitchell, for st. Paul.
Weather: Cloudy, with heavy rain at
night.
ST. LOUIS, March 20. - Arrived:
CaTrieV. KOuntZ Zand Commonwealth,
from New Orleans; Julia, frOmVicks-
burg. Departed: Great Republic, for
New Orleans; City Of Chester, for
Memphis. River stationary. The
weather is clear and cool, with high
winds.
NASHVILLE, March 20.-The river
is falling, with eight feet on Har-
peth shoals. Weather fair and pleas
ant. Arrived: America, from Gin
cinnati. Departed: Kate Putnam, for
Pittsburg.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.-River is
falling slowly. There are s feet Is
inches in the chute, feet 6 inches in
the canal, feet g. inches on the
rocks. River has fallen 2 inches since
yesterday. Rain in the morning, but
evening clear and COOL Lsvee dull.
Arrived: MinneOla, from Memphis;
Glasgow, from Arkansas river. De-
parted: Arlington, for Pittsbarg. To
leave tomorrow: Kate Kinney. for
New Orleans.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Difference Between the HOuss and
Senate as TO Inc Code.
special to MEnPH1s APPEAL

Special to MEMPHIS APPEALl
JACKSON, MISS, March 20.-SenGte.
In considering the code the House
has agreed to take the code Of 1857 as
a basis, so far as It is practicable. The
Senate thinks it can make q decided
improvement, and consequently disa-
grees to the Houses amendment,
thereby causing committees Of con-
ference and lengthening the session
very materially, cOnsummatiOn
devOutly to be wished by majority
Of the Legislators.
H0uss.-The House passed a bill in
cooperating the Grenada, Houston
and Easton railroad.
A bill was introduced appointing a
committee to locate normal schools.
An appropria ton of one thousand
dollars was made to .defray their ex-
Penses.
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NAPOLEON
His Advent Ia EaglsHd-HsloGms Of the
Mah.

LONDON, March 2O.-The Emperor
Napoleon left WilhelmshOhe Sunday
for England. He was escorted to the
railroad station at Cassel by a guard
of honor, composed of two companies
of the Eighty-third Prussian regiment.
He arrived at Dover at 1 O'Clock this
afternoon. Immense crowds were
awaiting his arrival at the landing,
including a large number of French
refugees, who cheered enthusiastically
as the Emperor made his appearance
on the dock.
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BEN. WADE.
Fuany-Th0 UspfiECiplsd COaflet Ia San
DsmlHgo.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, March 90
The United States war steamer Nan
teseck has sailed for San Domingo,
via Port au Prince. Two officers of
the Tennessee are on board, under
arrest.
There is much excitement among
the people, because the cOnstabUlary
received ten dollars a head for the
capture Of seventy drunk sea-
men belonging to the Tennessee-th
effect Of Offering money to negro pO-
lice for the capture of white Ameri-
cans being regarded as mischievOus.
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BOOTS, SHOES & HATS
THE PATENT METALLIC
WHITE CLOTHES LINE WRE

Is for sale az BEN. K. PUL.IE1g's. No. z78 Main
street, and az WHEELE3. klCKEEa 1 Co. 81.
No. $50 Main street.
These lines have man- advantages over
the rome lines. They need TO be put up but
once as they are NOS injured by sEposuls 90
weather Ihev VIII last thlrtv 10 dftv Veass.
or mans Ire time. They are ulirau ra-d
not 20 rust or cOrrOds, or in any way lu ura
clothes tnas are hung on them They do uot
sWag OF need 20 be p1 Qpped up They cannot
90 broken BY tae weight Of rne clothes hung
on lnem- have a recon nna en- darlOu for
these advantages from ar, W. II Andrews.
on Front Row, who has bad long experience
with them. To use the rope line lu prefer
enca to thes3 baauGlfui wire lines Is 20 do IKE
the man who. 10 is gal1 carried his corn tl
mill with rGcE in one end OF the bag, and
being asked why ne did so. replied. Boz
cause my father did 30 before me.
r-nrf u a NOE Eg1rHnr \ a--rH
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Desoent Unan samhIera.

NEW YORK, March 20.-The excite
menI in the police court Sunday in
consequence of the arrest of gamblers
continued throughout the day, owing
to the Intellectual attempt to bail the
prisoners. Scores Of men and women
called at the court looking after
friends and relatives, and endeavor-
ing to secure their release on bail.
The magistrate invariably responded
that he had not the power to take
bail on sunday. All Of their gaming
implements were captured and
brought 10 the court az evidence Of
their guilt. superintendent Kelso an
nOunces his determination to continue
these raids on keno establishments
until they are etiectually broken up.
He will also endeavor to have the
owners Ofpremises where such gaming
is carried on indicted by the grand
Jury.
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ARKANSAS.
Another Jonah Swallows Another
Whals-Hs Spsws it Up.
" II Is Very Like a Whale End Of
the AOBstrOus Farce.
Special to MEMPHIS APPEAL

Special to MEMPHIS APPEAL.1
LITTLE Rock, March 20.-The inn
parchment trial of Chief Justice Nc
Clure was resumed this morning. The
respondent was permitted to read his
statement Of the case, which was very
elaborate, and, as a cotempOrary ex-
pressed, to be 'Iikened only to politico-
judieio document, with a stump speech
in the belly OF it." The farce will
probably terminate tomorrow.
There is nothing Of special impor-
tance before either House.
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twenty-five Transatlantic and Ma
ti8nal Star Artists.

Fead the bills. Prominent among iis Trans
Atlantic stars are sebasJins Quaglianli 5ig-
nor Faranta. the Bon eless Cig-Al pine Jo1lof-
zionist; Master Romero, the Champion Fior.
enttne E.Questrinns SienOr11a luaglianli the
Roman child w onder: the Arabian Brothers.
8ignOr Gibbons. In addition to the above, ia
a large auxiliary force OF drst-Clasa Tumbler
and General Perform era.
Remember the day end hour OF exhibition.
~ Performance commences ar and
o'clock pm.
ADMIssfO fOE. .--Adu4l9, els elllQTsn under ten
years, 50 cents. mui8
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VaInahIa Lands fnr Sala.

ON the 18th day OF April, 1871, on the pnsm-
" ises, without the equity Of redemption,
will sell for cash to the highest bidder to pay
purchase money. about 10 acres OF the home
place of the late Dr.. Samuel Bond. being ths
same m entiOned In conveyance by me 70 j.
FOltz and others, on the lst of January, 1870.
This March l4th, 1871. -.~,
/. WI.
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Lost D. fhe snnw.

SAN Francisco, March 2O.-A num-
Der of the inhabitants Of Looking
Glass valley went into the coast range
of mountains for a few hours
to hunt, intending to return before
dark. Diigent search has been made
for them, but no trace has been found.
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adminlafrafnr's InsnlVanf Mnflnn

III County Court OF shelby county, Tennee-
see, the insolvency Of the estate Of p. FlabsT-
W, deeeas ed, hereby notify all parties nav.
ing claims against said estate 70 die the sc5o q
with the clerk Of said court. properly V,-c
bated on or before the 9ih day Of september.
1871, OF the same viii be forever barred
mill JOHN 8, SULLIVAN, Admir-.
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SID POTATOES.

TTARLY ROSE, Shaker, Russeta, London
" Ladies', Early Goodrich P1nkeye, Peach
blow and other varieties, a.
uhi8 852 FRONT STREET.
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Perkins & House H0n-Expl0siya
Metallic KsFuseas Lamp.

DR0NoUNCED by eminent cllisans or
q Memphis TO q give mach more llEn men
odors" and to be certain nrola3-ll-
aEafnat eEnIoafou.r Burus any gr-tle 0l elaA
Oh, nom no dr8 test" 90 crude Aall---as
with perfect safety. --.
~ Retail Depot for lLenp pllla, no. % -
efreqf corner Of Union. -
- ~ pATTfTEI1. Gauar1l a gent
CanvaessrB wanted for city and 1eLlzlrl. Lit
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Thursday. AnriI 2nih 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
proper s., tO-Wit: A tract OF land situated Ia
Fay cite county, Tenn: Beginning al a stake
In the center uf the Macon and Oakland road.
being the southwest corner OF the LogWOod
tract ami the northwest corner OF Une j. s.
tleaTes tract, and known as the Sasser tract.
thence east l5s56 poles to a stake his corner
In George Smllh west boundary line: thence
nolth with his Line. passing the northeast
corner or the L0gWOOd tract Rt one hundred
ana uly-tWO ll52l pOles-tu all sos poles TO
the stake ia the center or q hollow pine
which north 787 west. at the distance OF 81
links stands small black gum marked as
pOlnteTsi thence ls656 poles TO a stake ia the
center OF the Macon and OAK Land road thence
south with said road to the beginning, con
tanning 800 acres and 25l5 poles.
Handbil4s VIII be eircu- -ated before the day
OF sale.
TERMS OF SALON q credit Of nine lg and
twelve (l2l months; bonds with approved se-
curity required, bearing interest from date,
lien 70 be retained until all the purchase
money is paid.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
Humes Il POston, Attorneys. mbZI
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MARRIED.

BRoDIE-JoYHER-0n the 18th INST, at
Woodford, Tenn, at the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev. 8. j. Reid, Mr.
j.. K BRODIE, Of Arkansas, and Miss NJ. 7.
JOYNER. No cards.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Democracy Master Of the SltuailSn-Su.
prsms 10 both Branches Of legislature.


CONCORD, March 2O.-The provi-
siOnal certificate having been given,
the Democratic members to Congress
elect, Messrs. Hubbard and Bell, left
by the morning train for Washington,
to be joined in New York by Mr..
Barker. The State Senate stands:
five Republicans, six Democrats.
Fling, of the Tenth District, has but
six majority; Thrasher, Eleventh
District, has but nineteen msjOrity,
both Democrats. The Salesman
claims for the House l66 Republicans.
l64 Democrats, giving the Democrats
in organization four Labor RefOrmers.
The Democrats also claim, and doubt
less are sure of, part if not the whole
Of them, giving them a majority of
six, which they say by the vote Of
the djsaiected or bOlting Republicans,
will be raised tOstWelVe or fourteen,
giving them allotment of officers,
completely Ousting the present in
cumbents. Change Of acts in relation
to the Supreme Judicial Court and
to create election circuits are subjects
Of discussion in Democratic circles.
LATER.
The Monitor has returns from all the
towns in the State, and classifies the
Representative as follows: Republi-
cans, l65; Democrats and Labor Re-
formers, 1G6. The Patriot says that
the House will stand, 16S Democrats
and l62 Republicans, the Labor Re-
formers being claSsed as Democrats.
The Statesman adheres to its estimate
Of 166 Republicans and 164 Democrats.
Probably nothing more definite will
be arrived at before the meeting Of
the Legislature.
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
REAL BSTATE,

No. &I5, n. re. P. Taylor vs.. A. 7. Shaw Ct
uE.-FlTst Chancery Court Of shelby county
u virtue Of an tuterlOcufOrV decree for
- sale entered In Ehs above Cause, January
3, l6Il wiz sell at public auction, 20 the high
est bidder, on the premises, between Oakland
and Macon. Ln Eavette cluuEE Tanua.aaa On
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

a RFHETs ODD TELLOws' HALL. haIf-past :.
INa Regular Eu7ETaa aEuTrla. HrEET
VVFpFEsDAV NIGHT or each month.
Regular C0LL0Q lEAL MEETIlTa, every Fzr-
DAY NIGHT.H
~ B0RKE. President
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

I OTTEkY.-OmclaI drawings of the Mis-
II souri state Lottery. Clans 49,
g. s. 69 65, 81, II, g, II, 81. q. n. 30.
CLASS l38
2, II, % 90 30 A., IS, 6, =, 20, so. 81.
Prizes from 500 10 95d000 paid 10 monev
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nlshed IN the above Lottery by j. ~ FRANCF
48E North Court street, Box ~, MemDhiF
Temp O. MURRAY, MILLhRth Il CO.. Kan
agsrs. Sc. LCuis, no. mh2I
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King George Of Greece addressed a
note of thanks to United States
Minister FuckeTman, for the elaborate
report made BY the latter on the sub
ject Of brigandage.
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For sale By f. E
Knight n Co.. Z5 Second
street Memphis. Tenn.
We refer TO the follow
ug who are using th
A. 3 Liverm0re, =u1E-
Mississippi * TenuesEa
r. r; Capt. o. B Church
5eusral aarCus j.
W fright, H. Lemon, j. hi.
lasn, II. Dent, PassmCrs
8 Rumur 81. Boland,
8aclEalupo. DR..
I. lrW James u. Law
on. Agent Great West
arn Dispatch Company.
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The tobacco crop is destroyed In
some Of the districts OF Cuba.
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Stockholders Meetlng.

A NNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders 1e
"A shelby County Turnpike Company. "a
the ONCE OF Secretary, At IJ IN. on drsE
Monday In April W. T. AVERY Praz'r
J. JOHNSON, Secretary. mhIG
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The Superintendent General Of re-
cruiting in New York, has ordered
forward two hundred recruits from
his department to the department of
Louisville, Kentucky, to be assigned
to the military division oft the South.
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THE PICKERING
a DOLBLE ACTING
mi r q = b. ELN IL
'ORCE PUMP
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General PronvOrt, it is said, will be
made Collector Of the Port Of Phila-
delphia.
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News from Louisville last night
says that the Louisville and Memphis
railroad is fully repaired to Hum
boldt, Tennessee, and trains viii COM
nence running regular tomorrow
morning. New Orleans and Mobile
passengers 60 through without deten-
ton.
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and Tuesday, March
9th and 28th,
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.

An Italian and American Circus combined
Elth Old Dan Rice as Sole Proprietor and
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Governor Scott, of South Carolina,
sends to Washington for troops to aid
10 enforcing the laws.
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Blaine, Butler and others 20 to
" "Yarrup" sfteT. the session. They 90
to visit their brother reds Of Mont
martre,
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AUCTOR
WREcKEs,s 80 IL ancr-r
AT AUCTION

z, ALE o. USCLAL8IED PAUEzgEs nom
y southern Express o. C.upelv- rg ~ a
sr0DDAHb a CO., FRIDAY. aarCl -lll-
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CINCINNATI. March 29.-CottOn-duu and
UNCHANGED; middung, I4gl414c. Flour quiet
and unchanged; family. 50 4Ug6 5j Wheat is
dull and dropping 81 dgl58 58. COrn-duIl and
dropping at DC hye--scarce and ii rm at 81 o.,
oats, quiet; No. =, jug52c, Barley-Heak aI
30ag0c. Provisions uul and unsettled The
10 lowing rates are asked: mess pork. so 70
al Lard, ll5t 1l2c for steam and kettle;
bulk meats, fi5g91 "a Lg54 49lU14c; baCOu 6l4aS1a
ollie; sales. 90 hhus; clear bacon sides, lUtsc;
bogs scarce and drm al IS 50g7 2j. whisky
an advance is asked but none Is established;
sales. go bbls at soc
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INsURAHCE

LzKBURES AGAINST LOSS BY FEEE. . .a
sen RLVE AED RIFER RLsEE.
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Inc NOJe OF the state Tor the last
biteen years has uniformly resulted
in favor Of the Republican party. The
maiOriies in the several years was as
f0IlOuys.
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T0TTgVHTE n

LOUISVILLE. March 20-COttOn quiet and
steady; middling, l49l45zc. FlOUr-hrm and
in far dem and extra family, So 3d. Gram
quiet and weak DuJ not QuOtaD.y lower. GRO
ctrizs hrm and IN Glir jODDing dema nd.Hay
is IN good demand choice is saIeabls aU Ei9
delivered. Provisions quiet and weak; mess
pork Is held at s2l Bacon, Sz@ll@lltSC for
round lOJs; packed bulk megU-, 71-alUg lOLc
round lots, loose; hams, sugar cured, l6c;
plain. l4laC packed. Lard-tierCP, I2cs Kegs,
l35zGl315C. Whisky, dull; sic. Tobacco Is aC-
Tive; sales, Id hhds at s. - to lU for trash 10
goU0 lugs; 81 TO glz iOr low 10 medium leaf
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NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE, March 29.-COttOn quiet; low
middling I2J[c. Bulk meats-olear ribbed
sides, lO54c; shoulders, Sc for packed; bacon,
clear sides, u5zc; shoulders, sc. Sugar
cured hams, l6ISc. Lard, 125zc. Corn, sc.
Oats, 70c Flour, S59S.
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The vote Tor UOngressmen IN 1863 |
vFas ss follows.
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Bushola 70 tho Acre.
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Ihs lf mtI H.I r#i tft &C., J1
HYAE8 SElNs Ag,rs.
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"Yerger and Sizer.

On "Wednesday, tho cases of E.
u. lcrgcr and II. +. Sizer will come
W on special pleas, for argument
alone. It has been the earnest do
s'rc ct the District Attorney, Mr..
Zen, and the lawyers associated with
nm, 70 bring both cases to trial al
ihis term Of the court, but special
pleas have been entered which viii
'nonopolizc the attentionof Tia CONT
curing the latter pant of TIE week.
V me ~exeluaiop of other more I'M
rortanf business,
y. Ono thing y certain, Yerger and
nlzer wiz not Do tried at Till term
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Dissolution Notice.
Commissioners Sale of Land.

BY virture of u decree OF the Chauccry
court of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi,
rcadcred on tho 9TH day of Januory 1871, in
the suit OF r. NJ, Kyle, vs. Sam peete ct al.
No. 2sI. in aid'eonrt, will al commission
er therein appointed on Monday The 10th, day
cf Februsry 1871, at the court house door in
the town ofl'anola, in said county between
the hours prescribed by Inv, offe, for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder, me follow
ing described tract Of land, situated in the
county Of Paio,a aforesaid, and known as the
IN. W.. ! north west half OIL scciion 1861 ,hir-
" five township ten (lol Of range ID west.
Termes Of Sale.
One half cash, apd the rest on a credit a
nine months from the day of sale. Bond with
two good securities WILDE required for ,lcicrr-
cd ra,iu,nt.
JOHN G. HARRISON
Commissioner
MI.2e. February
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VARIETIES.
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ing and cxpectorating. The cXiraord nary
power it possesses in Immediately relicvcinE
aud eventually curcing the most obstinate
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sumption isalmo't incredible. %Sofrompt il,
the rclirfand certain It's effects IN M the above
eases, or any affection Of the tlroi. and lungs,
that thousands ofphySirians are Oily prescib-
ing it, andonc and all say that il the most
hcaline eNHeotoront medicine know. One
SoSe alw5r. affords r.'tf ard r. most cascs
one bottle %cIcct>p rurr. So!d Wy huggi,t, in
large bottles. Price One Dolla5. 1t is IouI
own f,ult if YOU still Cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure,