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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.


New YORK, June 3.-The principal
and noticeable feature in to-day's transac-
tiOns was the increased firIhness in
printing cloths, which may be quoted
at Sc, for 64x64. This had its effect on all
kinds of domestics, which, although the
demand is languid and consumption
curtailed, is still affected by the unusual
price of the staple. No change in prints,
which are dull and inactive. WOolens
also dull but buyers are gradually accept
ing the advanced figures ruling, and
make the best terms that the probable
condition of the wool market will allow.
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A Santiago de Cuba dispatch of May
2Sth, received by way of Havana, June
Sd, says: "The merchant Clara,
temporarily fitted up as man-Of-war,
while coming in search of the Edgar
Steward, ran into the Spanish gunboat
Celage, last night, striking her in the
foremast. The Celage sunk six minutes
afterward. The crew and mOney-bOx
were saved and taken on board the
Clara, which was but slightly injured"
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NOTICE.

Our readers ObO propose to spend
the summer months in the cot1s-
try, and PrOprietorS of I0ateriR6-
places and hotels UhO may WiSh
to file the paper for the use of their
guests, can have the MEMPHIS
D.4ILY APPEAL (SeUen papers
per soeek3 sent by mail for One.
Dollar 1,eT month
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CwEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS (For-
- merly Red Sweet), Allegheny county,
Virginia. These Springs, so long and favOra-
bly, known for their valuable TUNIC and AL
TERATINE POWERS, both as a Beverage
and Bath, have been newly and completely
RENTED with convenient and comfortable ac-
Communications for 400 persons. Route, via
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad TO Allegheny
station, where elegant carriages belonging TO
the Springs Will be in readiness for the visi-
tors. ...
= CHARGEs-SJ per day and $50 per month.
ju4 ]. I. WILSON, Superint ntendent.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

COCKE-The friends and acquaintances OF
Thomas H. and Mary ]. Cooke are requested
to attend the funeral of their infant daughter
MARY ELIzABErH, this morning at 10 O'Clock
from their residence, 81 Vance street. Car
riages at Holst's and at the residence.
WEATHERBEE-The friends and aequain-
tance OF Mrs. L. WEATHERBEE are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral from ]. C.
Hoist & Co.'S, No. 30 Main street, this CUES
DAY) morning, at 10 o'clock.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE, June 3.-Flour quiet /;
superfine, Sc 5O97 80. Corn quiet, 75@
nc. Oats, 5Sc, sacked and delivered in
depot. Cornmeal, 50 40. Provisions are
quiet; mess pork, Sl3 50; rump, SO so.
Lard, prime steam, 9sc. Bacon, Ste, 73c
and Sc. Hams, sugar-cured, 112a12c;
plain, lie. Country bacon, loose, &c, 79c
10c
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NoTTCM.

ON THE TWENTIETH OF JUNE, 1872, all
Lots on which TAXES have not been paid
win be CONDEMNED for past due Taxes.
Those wishing to avoid COURT COSTS and
CONDENSATION FEES viii come forward
and make settlement,
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
iu4 City Tax Collector.
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DIED.

FREEMAN-On the morning of the 81 inst
Lou LENOw FREEMAN, infant daughter Of
Mai. Ed. i. Freeman, aged months and z
days.
Funeral services by the Rev. DR.. Landrum,
on this TUESDAY) evening, June attn, at.4
O'Clock, at the residence Of her grandfather,
Joseph Lenow.
Cnrriases Mt Hoist A Co.'S
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Non.Resident Notice.

county Tennessee.-Nettie Whitsell vs. An
ME A. WhitselI and George " hitsen.
TT appearing from affidavit filed in thfstause
George Whitsell, are non-residents OF the state
OF Tennessee, and are residents Of the State OF
Nirginia:
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF the
Probate Court. in the city of Memphis, On OF
before the first Monday in July, 1872, ana plead,
answer or denur to cOmplainant's bill, or the
same win be taken for confessed rs to them and
set for hearing eX parte; and that a copy Of
this order be published once week, for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY j. II. Cullen, Deputy Clerk.
II f. Williamson, sol. for complainant.
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Miss May Howard, who is well known
In all the leading cities of the country,
and who for two years past has been
playing at the California Theater, San
Francisco, as /" leading lady, viii, very
likely, make a tour of the United States
next season, taking Memphis in her
route. She has been in the highest de-
gree successful, both aFtistically and
monetary. Occasionally, as all do who
have the means in California, she takes
a hand in H stocks" The last time she
did so she came out winner to the tune
of twenty-thOusand dOliaTs. We con
gratulate her, and hope such good luck
will not be permitted 10 interfere with
read progress in the art Of which she is
Que Of the best representatives.
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Contractors Wanted.

re- Wanted Immediately, Contractors on
the first z miles Viclzsburg and Nashville
Railroad, near OkoloEA, Mississippi. Parties
having organized forces can obtain immedi-
ate work, at satisfactory prices, for cash, by
application to W. S. MOON,
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To Contractors.

PROPOSALS viii be received by the under
| signed, duly authorized comm issioner for
building Courthouse in the town of Pow
haitian, in Lawrence county, tili the first da 8
Of July, 1872
Plan, detailed drawings, specifications, etc,
can be seeIiat the oflice Of j. D. Edwards Lit
De Rock, or az my Office in POwhattan.
Payments 10 be made as the building pro-
gresseS Each bid must be accompanied with
the names of two OF more responsible persons
recommending. Il. X. MATTHEWS
my26 Commissioner.
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NOTICE.
NFeetinp of stockh olders.

OFFICE OF CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE Co..
No. Il Madison street,
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 4, 1877. J
MEETING OF the Stockholders of the
~ Carolina Life Insurance Company will De
held at the Office OF the Company, Ro- u Mad
lion street, on Monday. June 24th, 1872, be-
tween the hours OF 1Oo'cloOk am. aud o'clock
pm, for the sleOtion OF Directors to serve for
'''' WILLIAM NJ. BROWNE,
4,,tacd .rr-ns SECRETARY
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MOTTCE.

ON TUESDAY, June lltb, will offer for
" sale, to the highest bidder, at the Raleigh
Woolen Mills, on credit of u months, with
note and two good securities, all the personal
property of the late Robert Black, deceased,
consisting of his household goods, such as
Chairs, Bed and Bedstead, Tables, Wardrobe,
Trunks, Cedar Chest, etc. May 2S, 1872.
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, letters OF administration on the
w estate of John H. Abbay, deceased, were
lS72, of the Probate Court Of Shelby county,
State of Tennessee:
Now, all persons having claims against the
estate OF said deceased, are hereby notified
and required to exhibit the same within the
time limited by law, or the same Will be
barred. r. F. ABBAY. Admir-
Nav 26th. lS72. iu4fu
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OLD FOLKS AT HOME.

u OCULAR monthly meeting this afternoon,
III, at O'Clock, at Hibefnia Hall Important
business. General attendance r. quested.
fuI J. p. IRRELEVANT. Secretary.
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NnTICE o. CnPARTNERSHIp

TNROM and after this date the firm Of z. d
II Cobb & Co. will consist Of Z. d. Cobb and
X. NJ. bradford who will continue the Rail-
road and Steamboat Agencies and Cotton Bro
kerage business, at No, 2G6 Front street.
u. ID. COBB.
June }, lS72 r. NJ. BRADFROD.
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General Heldenstein, who directed
the bOmbardment of StrasbOurg, is dead.
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NOTICE.
Lands Forfeited for Taxes Since
.os5 = 5.,., S5 1866.

II Am this day in receipt OF the list Of land
i forfeited to the state for taxes since the
year 1855, inclusive, and am prepared 20 re-
sold in shelby county since that date, inclu-
sive. Those claiming lands forfeited since
that date may redeem them on liberal terms
as per act of the recent Legislature. Those
who do not redeem within forty days from
date, will have bills filed against them, as the
law provides.
- June 3, 1872.
PATTON ANDERSON
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Greenhrier. County. Mest Virginia

IHAMOUS for their ALTERNATIVE WATERS
II and fashionable patronage, are now open.
They are 300 feet above tide-water. affOrding
entire relief from prOStrating summer heat
Capacity for 20G0 persons.
CHARGEs-S3 per day and $50 per month Of 30
days. GEO. l.. PENTON & co,
jul Proprietors
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Friday, the 5th day Of July, 1872,

The following described real estate, lying in
Shelby county, State of Tennessee, and In that
part of the city of Memphis known as Fort
Pickering, to-wit: Lots Nos. I, 2 and 3, in
block No. 81, bounded on the north by Georgia
street, on the east by Eighth street, on the
west by Seventh street, and on the south by
lots 4, 5, and !, in said block 81, known as the
Grider place, and referred to in the deeds to
the late John H. Grider, on record in the Reg
ister's Office in Shelby county, in Book Y,
Page 39i, and Book Il, Page lS. Levied on as
the property of W. II. Grider, to satisfy said
debt, interest and costs. Sale between the
hours of 10 o'clock am. and pm.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
e By W. W. COLEMAN, ID. s.
Randolph Hammond & Jordan, Att'ys for
Plaintiff.
Inna 9 lS-2 fnlTn
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SheriF,s Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of an execution from the First
y Circuit Court OF Shelby county, in favor
Of Heory Laird vs.. A. j. Montgomery and w.
If. order, for sl0ll So, besides costs and in
teTest, I viii sell, for cash, 10 the highest bid
der in front OF the Sherihs Office, on second
street, M lhe city Of Memphis, on -
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REWARD.
STOLEN--s5O REWARD
PLoWs.
PLOWS. FLOWS.

OEO. 5. RICHARDSON & CO, NO. How
I 7 ards Flow, are sole agents for Mississippi,
Tennessee and Arkansas for the eeleDrateo
brown, Manly q Co.'s DoGbae-8s1oNeA
PIOW. Weighs $ pounds; Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded, inS%
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~ G. HOGAN respectfully announces HIM
O. self a candidate for SheriQ Of shelby
county, subject to the action OF the Democratic
ConVenffon
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASNNIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL eonvoeation Of Memphis q
"A Royal Arch Chapter, No. IS, viii be Ny
held this (TUESDAY) evening, June Ah, ~
at O'Clock, for work In the z. n. II. degree.
All p. NJ. NJ. 8 are fraternally Invited.
BY order W. 3. MATTHEWS, II. p.
JOHN W. WARD, Secretary. ju4
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Office: No. 10 Circuit Court Building, eorne
Union and Second streets. iu4
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1872.
" until further notice, trains.on this road
will run as follows:
LEAVE: ARRIVE:
New Orleans Mail, daily. 20 pm. 400 pm
Express Train, daily. % pm 500 am
Freight Train, daily lex
cept sundays ................ 5 90 am. 400 pm
New Orleans Mail makes direct connection
for New Orleans NiclSsburg, Jackson, Canton
and Southwest. Ticket ailices, 23z1S Main
street and at Depot, fool oi Main street.
luz JAMES YONCfF Sup't
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NOTICES.
MAYORS OFFICE
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
SUMNER SCHEDULE, JUNE 9, 1919.
287s MAIN STREET.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE r. R.
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE

JOHN T. FLYNN, superintendent.
JAMES SPEED. Wicket AGENT iu2
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-04-10
To the Friends of the chronicle.

The exciting elections to take place this year
make it important that the people should be
reliably informed as to political news. The
WEEKLY CHRONICLE gives this news fairly and
fully
The Farmers, Family Circle, and News De-
partment and the Market and Live Stock Re-
ports of the CHRONICLE are interesting. reliable
and full. These features make it popular pa
per.
The WEEKLY CRoNICLE gives more readinq
matter than any other paper published in East
Tennessee, and ought to be in every family.
1t is trying to 6'eH mp East Tennessee and it is
the duty of the people to sustain it.
Now Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE. SEE OUR
CLUE RATES
To our old subscribers, whose time is ont. we
say in all kindness you must renew. We have
INDUCED some of you on account of the hard
times, but we must settle up our old accounts.
Pay up OF, we will have to part with those who
are behind.
WEEKLY CnRoNIcLE, So 90 per year
Clubs of Ten, 81 Go each
Clubs of Twenty, 81 so each
Send names and money to
RULE & KICKS,
KNOXVILLE Tenn.
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Local MISCELLANY.

Business houses on Market Square, especially
those near the CHRONICLE Office find it neces-
sary TO enlarge Mr.. John Lichtcnwanger, in
Captain Bearden's building, has just coinpl eted
new addition which greatly improves his
room.
There are eight candidates for Sheriff an
nounced in Union county.
n firm in Bristol intend manufacturing brick
by machinery.
The prospect for peaches in Upper East Ten
nessee is very slim.
Bill Smith, the Desperate who shot n police
man in Nashville few days ago, was sent to
the penitentiary from this place for burglary.
The Chattanooga Times of yesterday contain
ed an ugly rumor of the burying of colored
woman named Hutchinson. who, it is thought,
was buried alive. The deceased was taken
suddenly i'll late in the evening" and only SUR
vived few hours. The remains were inferred
in very hurried manner on the following day.
The bereaved husband, width more than usual
precauton it is said, throw away the screw dri-
yer after closing the lids of the coffin, and
| dumped the remains into dray. While on the
| road TO the graveyard, the driver remarked
| that he thought he heard groans proceeding
| from the coffin, and called the attention OF
| Hutchinson to the fact and said there must be
| some mistake about the woman's death. The
| only reply the husband made was to order the
procession to drive on, protesting that, from his
| own personal knowledge, he knew she was
dead, and the funeral went on.
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad will be COM
menced in March, 1878, and completed in two
| years.
little child about two years old. son of Mr..
Rice Silby, pulled pot of hot coffee over on it
and was scalded severely.
Joe Harris, colored man, fell dead in Cleye-
| land, while working in the brick yard of Mr..
| j. X. Taylor, one day last week.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-04-10

Where the hair is uHnaturally dry, you may
be sure that it is dying; and unless artifcialy
vitalized, it will soon be as dead as leaves in
November. Feed the whitening fbers and slim
ulate the torpid scalp with Lyons Kathairon,
and the evil, which must otherwise soon eulmi-
nate in badness, will be speedily remcdied. 1t
is absolutely necessary for the health of the
brain, that it be kept moderate moist with n
preparation capable of nourishing and inyigo-
rating it. Lyons Kathairon fulfills these con-
ditons, and Is the only article that actually puts
new life into the capillary tubes, through which
the natural nourishment has ceased TO pass.
This pure and harmless vegetable preparation
is absorbed by the skin of the head to the roots
Of the hair, and passes into the flaments by the
force of capillary attraction.
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Marble Paving.

Gen. Holman, the efficient superintendent at
he had just received specifications from Wash
ington for paving the yard and walks about the
new Custom House building. The directions
from Mr.. Mulett are to lay the entire yard and
pavements about the building with sawed mar
cutters are to be set in heavy marble. and the
whole yard and walks are to be "A complete,
clean, marble bed 1t will require the present
saving machine two years woI king night and
day, to turn out slabs for the work thus mapped
out The Government will spare no expense to
make this in every way most complete build
ing When finished Knoxville will unqucs-
tonably be able to boast of the finest building
in oll tho South
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-04-10

The, following is the programme of the Min
istcrial Association 20 be held at the First NJ
+. Church, Knoxville, Tenn, commencing
April S0th, 1872
Opening Sermon Tuesday April 30th. Mt y
?. NJ, by Rev. n. Il. Cobleigh, ID. ID. Subject
Ministerial Education"
ESSAYS:
SHOULD Women be Excluded from the Pull
pit, by Rev II. o. Ayers.
Relation of the Church 70 Education" by
Rev Ralph Pierce.
Pastoral Visiting" by Rev. J. b. Little
Sabbath Schools, by Rev. j. H. McGriii
Relation of Pulpit to Politics" by Rev. j.
f. Spence.
Future Condition of the Wicked" by Rev.
J. d. Ford
Infant Baptism" Rev. Spencer Henry
Written Sermon" byJ b. Seaton.
Sketch-Rev. iii 20, Samuel Hyden.
Sketeh-.Iohn iii Z, Il. NJ. Lockwood.
Sermon Thursday, 18TH IL AN, by Rev. j.
w. Stampers
SUBJECTS FOR GENERAL DISCUSSION.
Should the office of Presiding Elder be elect
ive2 4
Should our Conferences be divided into Epis-
copal Districts?
The local ministers are cordially invited TO
come prepared to participate.
All essays are limited to 10 minutes.
Every excise is open to criticism and discus
sion.
Rev. n. G.. Taylor will preach the closing
sermon on Church Union"
All are invited TO attend. j. +. SPENCE.
j. ID. FORD.
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Dled snaaenIy of Heart disease.

How common is the announcement. Thou
sands are suddenly swept into eternity BY this
fatal malady. This disease generally has its
origin in impure blood filed with Irritating,
poisonous materials, which, circulating through
the heat irritate its delicate tissues. Though
the irritation may at first be only slight, pro-
duo!ng little palpitation or irregular action,
yet by and by the disease becomes firmly seat
ed, and Inflammation or b. pertrophy, or thick
ening of the lining membrane or Of the valves,
Is produced How wise to give early attention
TO q case of this kind Unnatural throbbing or
pain in the region of the heart should admonish
one that all is not right, and if you would pre-
serve i from further disease, you must help il
to beat rightly by the use of such remedy as
shall remove the cause of the trouble. Use DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery before the
disease has become too seated, and il will, by its
greats blood purifying and wonderful regulat-
i'lg properties effect perfect cure. 1t contains
medicinal properties which act specifically
upon the tissues Of the heart, bringing about a
healthy action. Sold by all frst-class drug.
gists.
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The Price Of Menlih.

Like that of liberty is eternal vigilance The vapor
laden air Of spring exercises depressing influence on
the vital powers Tho strongest feel this devitalizng
effect the weak Frustrated by Il. Everybody ia
less debiltated at this season. and the feeble
instincvely seek the help Of medicine. Unfortunate
ly the remedy resored to sometimes aggravates the
mischief Raw stimuants eminenty perncio Is in
UGH cases. and drastic cathartics about as bad The
vital principle needs succor and support and rein
forcing preparation that will tone and rouse while il
regulates and purifes the system the medicine that
nature demands. All the medicinal elements required
for such emergencies combined in Hostetters
Stomach Btters. the purest and most ccacious vege
table elixir that the world has ever known Itisa
mild stimulant powerful tonic, an unequalled appe
tier an absolute specific for diseased Digestion won
derful nervine, moderate caharc remedy for liver
complaints and periodic fevers cure for consultation
specific for rheumatism, of essential use in all all
ments TO which the fyeber sex are subject and "a
general household medicine unequalled and unap-
preached; These are the properties which have mado
iosteters Bitters famous everywhere See It, how
ever that you have the true article for the land is in
tested With swarms Of local biters made from CON
demned liquors and worthless drugs. which greedy
wretches who speculate on human life recommend as
panaceas for every i'll that flesh IL heir to- Beware of
the charlatns and their poisons
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-04-10

The Quarterly Court met at the usual hour
yesterday morning, Judge Jones. presiding.
The following gentlemen were appointed tax MS
SCISSORS for the county for the present year
Sd, James N Murphy an Ii Clapp 5th'
John Lester 9Th, Fowler; 9TH, James a
0ggj 9Th, Bishop 9th, J NJ larnell 10Th
Nickle; 18th, Il p Clayton; l4th, j g Gitlin !;
10Th, VIM White 10th, A L Callen 18th,
j NJ Armstrong 18th, J Nj Carter 10th, John
Chumlea 10th, b Hartley Dist, Lewis An
derson.
The following gentleman compose the Juries
LIST District, John A Howell and - Miller;
%, 4 Caldwell; Sd, John $ Walters; 4th,
James Zachary; 9TH, ID NJ Wood; 9Th, a j Luz
cas-; eth, George Larew; sth II II Weaver and
james G Monday; 9th, David Gallaher and
VIM Lewellen; 10th, Robert Gumbil; llth
James Courier; 18th, Geo b Kennedy; 18th
James w Maloney; l4th, Il S Ford; 18th, ID +
Diamond; 10th, III l. Clit; 18th, p Jack;
18th, w J Lcrew; 10Th, John Chumlea 10th,
VIM Rhodyi Dist, G Brown and Lewis
Anderson.
The following is the venire of jurors appoint
District, Jefferson Jet; ID, G. w Weaver; Sd,
j M Murphy ith, j 5 Grub 9Th. w II Lam
mil and Galloway Wassan; 9Th, Henry Ston-
cipher 9TH, VIM McCloud Sth, Alex Bishop ;
Neil Mcclellan 18th, J ii Nickle 18th, VIM
ID johnson and Geo w Summers; 14th, Rich
ard Keyhill; 18th, Charles Monday and Harris
Davis; 10th, T A Smith 18th, S G Nall 18th,
Wood DIST, John Sayne.
L. Dickinson, Esq, who was appointed n
commissioner on the part of the county to esti-
mate the damages due Mr. t. j. Sanford, in re-
gard to the location of the bridge, asked to be
relieved, as there was no probability ofarriving
Mt any determination. His request was granted
and the matter placed in the hands of the
Bridge Commissioners.
al. m
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Slate Quarry.

The Morristown Gazette says that gentlemen
of experience have tested a vein of slate in JEFF
ferson county, near Stony Bluff, on the Duncan
farm, and assert that it is similar to that in old
and reliable quarrcs. They deem it sure
thing, and expect TO open it shortly. Its prox-
unity to the French Broad river, which will
convey it cheapy to market, and the numerous
surrounding conveniences add greatly to its
value
Capt Eli Roberts, of Sewer county, arrived
at the landing yesterday, with barge contain
ing 400 bushels of corn and 80 bushels of meal.
The corn was purchased by j. W. Gaut and the
meal by McClannahan.