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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

TO ~ a q p w a e z R ..
no. S3S BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Sgent for the Rect igeSton aad NeSg York
INSTR uENTS.
rHR Largest Aslortuient Of Pianos Melodeons Musical
Iustrunents and hasc@l dsrehandise of All kinds, IN
the United states Piangs from TEE different MSnusctoies
comprising those OF every variety O style rom the pnin
neat aud Substantial 6 oetaves in walnut Rosewood
Cases from 81 % those OF tie most elegant hnEA
aP oEE iHoUshSo DOLhEs No house IN the Unon can
compete the The number variety, and eels-
brity ofts instrasns IN The ExEKANT Low PsicEs
At ghieh they are sold
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With without Iron Frames possessing In their improve
meats % over-st,sgs std and aeuon snSih oi scale
power and compass Of equal 10 The Grand Piano,
with beauty aud durability Of structure Of the
square Piano. They areiasy BY tae Press and
Y The rst Musical eqa those OF any other
snufieturef They OF the and most thorough
" seasoned material and saaraoscd 10 sAsd the setos
fh ustrareut suarAnt.el 10 give ATTRACTION or pur-
eaase se.raoney refunded. SEc0SD RAGD PIANOS Al
GREAT BARGALSS constantly in st0rs, price iron eSs
Horace waters meIoaeons, superior iss;fz-
ents tone touch aud larabiy of make runed 10 The
eoasl temp-ramaatA Maiodenns al other STYLES and
skes Price sss tss $40. aiGo s25 sfso doaels Reeds
and banks Of "a $500 Less liberal Glsesant.
Oierrymen and ana Charcaes, extra diseoant.
martins, Guitars, broEnf Harp, flutes, Fia-
nss Accerdans Foius and Nasscal instruments Of an
kinds s ower prices than ever before offered 70 the puee
large deoaat 70 fssehefs Ans sehools The trade sup
pled a ne nest liberal gsrns.
Mu.Ic:-one Of the arg aud beet selec
OF Music published 'pTisinE many ofAe cho &c and
most ropaar aAy aud u be sold oas laird os
irsn the regular prizes.
Mase ssut ~ mail d a parts OF M eoantr pest paid
farssOAr peonsi sssen paid le Al orders
ey nail sasfacfoo gaasansed in syeFy Instance Pxnss
aad Mulodepas ios seat, and reas aowsd purchass
s-eaaahana Planes take. 81 exsAangs for new aensr.
aud esct cstnorass and scaafas ef prises 10
,srsai als,ss sss,sd te Assats Ia an par,, AZ
tee eauntry % sell he HoEAcn N1FEEs Panos Aeoseoas
aRd cslaIoFsss of nasis. gyis
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II n n
LAE7E stock Of Ne1'E Boys and Children's Son FuI
Il and Wool HATS OF every description just received ans
or sale Nv a. r. CUTTER
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CtENtscMAS PRESENTS.
ID EcEIyHD shsstay hsa iss aEssrtsas ees szIt
II sbs fsF ChFstras frrssats sach Nrifirr nsssa
-raxsunF cssrs. wsfk hssss. Jssrify Casksss caAaa
Oder bsnrs ahd variety ef tengs hAa6sons a. -eseats
Lace LEATHER A LEArHER uRr.T.
ING.
TUsFressved a lal ~ xery sKt-a Lace Lsafhsr, ai .
Al baasy siark q she Frry hsst ksat1sr nsns fr q
~ taekss vids. sAsA 80 bs sod Esy los bs eAsk ~
B. n. cUTTAA
dssss cssaes ecnerr sps tsssfss~
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
sEzjgg Furnishing.

From the Newspaper Adyersisizg agency afw B. sWYA
NER, Ne. "a Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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WHEAT! WHEAT!!
4 WANT purchase any gaAniity ss geod Wheat fss
i wficA viii pty shs nj hsfs pres.
sasIs C. BAkpY.
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NEW AND IMPORTANF

NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science Of Medicine.
ENGEAyINGS OF THE SsALS or THIS PATENT OF
FIcE or GREAT RRirAIS, ECOL& de PHARIACtE
PUARMACIEN de PaKIS, AND lMPERIAL COLLEGE
or MEDICINE, VIENNA, are aa.Ied upon each wrap
per md around each case OF
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For baltimore, Washington, New
York Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the East
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sastur ~ Transportation Baitinar-.
THROUGH TICKErS, a oginE m hoiters 10 STOP a
any point, and resume thrir seats az pleasure. may BE-
p~lrchlsed Or re Gempany's Once. No. IS. JeG-rsou
street doors Vast q the COmu-rcial HoteI Memphis
frle1ris w. NORM. AGENT.
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lHR0UeH - 90 cHaRLEsroN

hFsons shrppins - sau Vessel or Propelers from
Baltimore NV York, Bostn and Fh lairlphia will re-
ciVs be fuu benefit Or contracts male with sush vessel.
and hy consirnlng ffe- E'o4s 20 the arrnfs o. the soufb
Carolina Railnat q OIuu ston or CrnfrsI Railroad ~
savannah they vr Be forwarded free Of CommfuTous
a. tie iolowirg rstea:
To Tsseumbia. b MsmApis
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200t 28N E1 colts Ep
OO( 10 raEH IErH- go
sssr. SMs sz s- en-
a -ns rrss Ena Rorlv ~
spios Gluger. soda ia = 4ter4ttrnF 6srsnr hre -
Mustard crsups, and an FoEFsENn
Grcey herchauts. o34.f - s r-rI ~
A. VAC
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TEAoK-LATISs PROeHzssxs RAPIDru
Shortest ROREY
FRnM
Memphis to Atlantic Ct
- -
RY RATIROAn FROW CAEafs

BY RAILROAD FROM EATH
70 tmceqo DrtG 81 Sixteen H0urr uif11uf1
gGregeo Change gfCGrs o. Beggaqs
RANCH FROH CENrRtLIA IS NOV FuVIsH
Thus shorteninEthe tine % sixteen hours % q
CAicago, c~onnecting win Mchisan G.
a leaving the sane Depot. for Dstre
Rochester, hbsny NsE York
sas 1870 -
7Csiro 70 Nsgara and thrse from Cairo T.
t9-r rom Cairo % New York Tine from Cai
Iork forty-une hours. Pare Is low. and cont
er. than by any other route. PRISONERS tm-
ToT subjected 70 he DELAYS consa1usnt To- f5e
Ssans.s y s5ort ines o Ealraads through lad
ONO. % ne EAST anr NOrth.
Also, connecting a. Chicago With Mchirs1 8,
ans or Clevei4nd burkirk, and ths East, win
shore hAuroad and Steamers FOR Rscine, MnwauE
oneooysan &C. aMd with a splendid Line o. FIRST cas-
sisamsrs ir sault Sc Harie, Lsks Superior, Colng
rains leave Cairo Evsry Eor8nE and EVENING A. al
sos a n, Chicago and BunIeth Express. suna.ys
excepted.
Ihis rr.in connects 81 Cnicago viii New Tsrk uzht-
ni1E EEpress- over MEXICAN Central Grat Wesfe-n ~
NeE York Central Railroads. through fu thf-rv-rre h0--s
ms Tram also connects al sandoval win OBio nd
eNipi harruel Tor 81. Louis and Fluonuess az
Plnai with Trains 81 the Terra Haute. Art-n an 81
Lul hairoad. Tor Indianapolis Louisville and Cincin-
laii az utcaturl With Main Line Express Cor Galeua-
Danleih the latter c1unrctuE with Trains ID srTi---
l-d Naples. BncsIsIand Burlington snd Qui1cv-
eio P H. New YORK EXprrss Saturdays excepted.
STOPPING c1y 70 IMPORTANT Stations. erc--r an gin.r
-8uuscflug with Main Line Dav Evpr-ss f.n n--f5-F1
uuuIeith. and arriving az once Ii o.
A@A.E MAM AL ML ADL@
riia, STEAMERS % the Dunleith and Minnesota Psct-t
9 upany. rsdy 20 lrlve on the arrival OF ether Csl-a
Irsta Cor Le Cross, RetwinE, St. Paul. a.. Pa-senr--s
Jlnesviir and Central and Eastern Wlscorsn -
neclEt trep1rt with FreiHs % Beioit and Jsnesrffr ~
t-an thence % Madison and Central and Eastern VS.
cnFtu.
TIE Maps and Charts Indicating the Great Central
otn- Nor1 and East are an ezzcf Transcript Of
thllns haP OF he Uuit-z States, and PASSENGERS are
ilestea o. eNamln- This route a. wen a. TIE mrnfne
lne cards o. che connecting Roads. and iude Tor them-
serves a. 20 thrcorrect1oss OF the above aument The
12sulnEo the Illinois Contra Railroad from Cairo h
Clicaga, and thus forming . speedy and direct means ~
o1muuucation between the Upper LAKES and Rivers. ana
Lae Lover hissts-ippi afor1s to the pleasure trageler
a. wei 80 the business man. attractions and fqc1ftirs
Tor reaching the North and East, which surpass those OF
any other r0utr whatever. ne acoommodations fur
nlshed ty the Company for the convenience q the f-v-
ln< pubic, TIE prmanency Of Che rad and strucfure.
me strength and clerancc Of the Engines and Cars. CON-
meut Themselves 20 those who s-sfr IN travelling ensef
coHf9rt ana safety tate rooms secured on aT pacrata.
TICKETS GOOD FOh ONE YEAR. with TIE nrtvnees
Of laying over A. any point, can be had At Memphis.
No IS Jederson street.
WILLLAM NORM. Aren't.
|.L LaLn
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eou1fies -
Land AEen
ReerencG
Wu n Hutton. q
B Ez1iy, Hon c.
Helsns Ark
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- 2 81
ne above rates cover an erpenseE from New York auf
Phhatelphia % Memphis ard TuscuHbia. No COMMITS
or kavaunah.
q Gods 70 al stations on the MEMPHIS AND
uHAhLhsfOh hOAD are entitled to through rates en-
points East Z fusrumtla vii De- CHARGED Tuscumhia
raies, and al points West u Iu- cumha Nmphis rates.
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TIA psrtnership
existing 3 fU-
r. tbs day dissolved
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A r1ORNKT At LAW. RaleigI, SheIby county, Tenn.
"a ONE IN the ID FeiloEs' Han.
REFER IO-6oa " P Eendrick, WaynesbousuEh,
Tenn Aessu Rsndie 4 Horan, Hickman. Ey. Geu. G
b Fraser, Dr. J. " L ftEich. 5. 7 Estssn. Eq n
phIs Je1n TriEE, Esq Little R01k. Ark " 6 Wrstb-
arlcrd. Esa.. Eapalaao. Az innsa---z-
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YORK q PHILADELPHIA
CHARLEsTOX ND SAEaYXAH.

TO TO
rUcEm5ia Memphis.
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professional Cares.

y. c. L Hooi
TaYIRR A. HOOIE.
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HHE|ttFILtE pItt4 tt rEftfIarE HrE4E fctrt
He Ef1nes AID r. Tc1fT-
flen@ Heh becornsr q Haieand Bes1s-EtE
ot o. ~ tel.ze Isfn erE&nE1aism a1d hcnrpe,
uaf tcrl = an t3arsfunIest pr1fesioaal5
EnE e4EE7EHE eEe Az r. HE \ oo.,s DraI
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80 T0REET III COUNSELOR AT LAW
Ten. one IN the Posi- one ESpfeceire uromrt
Al brsress entrusted 70 hls 2rDroupflv uads n NJ
- - fsit1f1 ztte1tIon- CoHat1nessee. Hissisgi7pi KEd
ss1Tcy. WSsrsSaziHg Counties q y
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H0MEnPATHL

A EDN0NDS n D Qsteo q Hopkinsvils, Ky,
w . H0meopsthie and Hydropathic Phy~ican, tender
hts preesstouai services 10 the cifizeas Of Memphis.
Reside1o-Aa1is1n street. AK 70 tie faniuE Mil
~O1ce-Hadison straet. adjoining the AtV1cate of3oe.
- McCombs& Trioe. =. 1criHn 4 son - J.
D1vio Ead v. 8. EHton. mar72-su
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hTloREET AT Law, General Collecting and Land
A Ag-uts, for TIE northern and hasten Counties o.
ksnsaz, DIS ARC, AK
4ei1aaauly
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II CarR.
EYE .A.leD 80.
NVRGERP

NJ FsNNHk attends eIc1siVey % sorElcal Diseas9sI
II SUI a. Piles Fistuis In Ano, Structures, Stone IN
Bladder, Ulcers, Cancers, Fum0rs, Poypus, Diseased
Boaes and Joints, Dei0rmities from Burns, Hzir-LIp,
Contracted rendous from loss Of Lips, Cheek. Nose, Bye
lids, SC, Csscd Jaws from Salvation and all other dis
ses and def5rmitiss requiring Surgical aid.
azru2nftWuwIrfz
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JOHN HALlUST.
RR9WN 4 FRAzHR

TT0REEraETLA 0H1s $50 asr
II oFE 6lsrrs ElLe aaf knt
Ieasa1o D&o 11tE Ah Erl reanr
-errseze
1919 as ,rhls1elphia; Cronin-
zr--lh1th -H. EEIer si-inieu. \ Is W-B-
soaes, Brown . Co, v J. webb q &c Mem
p 1plsdaEly
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HalklnAs. Tssssa... :. ssssa.
pAnY RXTFs FOR ADTER rsENs.


/. 50 100 5 C s . 5 % 10 o "a ; . . = o
3 80 500 50 ; o 2 @ IS O3Is Q z 9 % g
a @ 5 @ 10 % a . . o g . : . . Q 9 %
& 80 10 % IS s. q . 2 Q 8 . 81 2 9 50 50 %
& . a. a % IS o IS % 4 o % o y s IS 90 50 %
& 70 3 Z o Il $ q @ 5 % IS % s 3 a 50 100
!. "a o e % % o = % q @ Q @ 9 o 8 9 g .
s. : 6 IS . a $ 20 8 - . : . 50 9 o
/, . g % % g 5 OsIsgooe oe@ osa col % loo o
oas sSusrs, rsasvaBls vsery, PEI Aanam. 80 ~
q twice = wa - 90
zvo sSssres rsas1asss vssky snsuR. 9
80 tsice aveek- 90 %
II Al sdve-es=mentz r5Edu Be Kept % sesond
~. CHARGED As NV EkcHokF, ane1-=F-sa
- Kdrertirsnents dfectsdto Be displayed, or SCI IN
IsrTe fypc. charged DOUBLE rates.,
~ Yearly advertisers VI Be ohsrsedeKt1 tor ooeo-
pyinE space over conirso, and Ehsn IAEeE fffEsE
cuired e Be used. sr ths sdveTIsenent kepf On Inside q
p rssrly sarertsers VII be ch.zgss errs a regular
rates foI wants, Ren's, kemoVzis OoPArtHssAiP NO
p TESSsfrST ADTEHrIsrxs MUST IL AID FoA
- No advertisement vlu sppss- L ne woeEg paper
unlsss By spscN ecutrsu.
~ ld-vertisements to BE- inserted in the weekly p1per
snly, OF a irregular intervals IN etther % thep~pers, WI
Be CHARGED 81 per sgszre for ever tnsertloa-
- AnncunCng candidates fer STATE Comfy ana -
uicpai Oncss, IS esck, = be PAID in advance II ever
instance.
" An sd-verisemsnts for Cksritssle Insfituaanss
FIe Companies, ward. Town, and other Public Meetings.
to b. charged half price.
~ Nariages sd Deaths an published e news bri
o6fuarirs, Trfbuts, o. Respect and Fuusral InTitan0as
~ Al La sza T-snsisnt Azverfis-sents En be
cha -ged By tie Insertion.
EF Editorih Netioos IN Local Cslumn VII be eharsed
- cents per line
70 No dedacion or vsriEtlOn vGa Be made fFon ths
foregoing rates
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Res,- "a A-Hrlr1t - Payne, Men.
,s,sr5u1Fs RI Car11ere ~ 8ur; Z. g
$3.50. $50 Nathrile- Eacr -ny, Clark=
-, genn ana 6eE. t. Ecru -, Ark
tdsuIv
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"|| 7|-IT80"0 = !. U
Steamers arr generally bit onoday a. ECKER Than P-opeI
lfrs. aid from two o hire DAYS quicSrr than Sliiing
Vessels from New Tork and Phiade'phia and ether
Ea>teru ports o. Charleston AM savanna. And wher-
a irT days tire g. not an object. from twenty 90 forty
cents er hundred pounds san b. saved By Shipping on
the hitter class o. vessels
CHARLES v. ANDERSON
lunz-fv Gene~nf AGENT "a the g,rfbvast
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Mississippf CentraI
r A F-R4O8 ID.
Now op-usd 70 Oxford. Miss. "A ne
NORTHERN DiYISlON srd 10
Taughan1sstaffGn thirteen
nIvrsInN

H.. |AH krA"..a ~" NAa
SOUTHERN DIVISION
sud sitter MONDAY. Aurusf e. IA r.sul-r Pas-
niger frain vi nm 20 orfarr Mss lnerlnr
A. tnat piace with SINS A co 81 rriend9a 1aar f1-sa
pot G ach@ % Wzter TaiFT. Grelsfa B 1e< Heak.
S-rrelion LzinFto7. TaIoo cty- seae1- 80 -
DIVISION % ne Hississippl c-nfrsf RaHrosd snf g
Canton whh TIE NeE urifaus. Iarkzan and Grrat
N9r,hFrn Railroad 70 Jsckson, VcnburE and Ne~
Th-ourh from Nev O-ie-us 10 Memphis IN FIFrr-
aiFdT AND Hall HOrHS
Pa nrer- Ering soufh frm Memrhs f-rfd urrrurs.
fhr uzh ~ ksts n~m P n PArTEHS ". hEen-Gon-
mercial Hotel 20 Grenadt G~a-aTfrn RarE uaur Tr~-
preference d passeng-rs ove~ any other rurfs This Is
ne chrsnest, INST expeditions, and less staging fhanHg
sther route.
TRACE-LAYISG PROGRESSING RAPIDLY
Passengers tou Grenada, Csrr5HuH. ea-k Bsrk,
LrNlngfon. Canton ard JNEson golur Norfn. 70 nrn-
peis or b. the Fssfern Trsia 81 fae rrnphls and
Dha-esfor kalr0sd VII cnnnecf Wlh tHn ears on he
Mississippi Ceatral Rarraad "A 0Nfrf ate 10 rcock a.
y arrives Ar the Juncfi0e Wfh the srnrhis sd
chariezf Hsilroaf a. I'D a. N. mi y rrhHs a. -
A. - Ptssengrrs rosng Esst ~ fhr Nmrhis ard
Charle-'on Rzf'o.d w take ihe aDAM tan ~
ne Aemnhi and Garrison Palrrf
Passe ser- f-cm Arm'his gla fcuhviI tsf-re
s % a ~ train % She Nrdsat - IT,
-oef. arrive ar oxford $50 KS
o'rnec'irg With sins c. IS
ing me rs0ommodsfi n tratn from %
n vii conn. Ct with me -aoccmuofanf
1921 On raj Rarr0af, ard ar 70 sf r
n The trains on the Mississlpuf Cent
ret IN the trairs o. The HfeiEru
r-nnessee Railroad 70 Bolivar Msdln and
nessee.
Passengers % P1ntotoc Absrteen sid Ccfun
sis-ipn viii take. az Oxford MeEzrs "a
co 3 ane nur-hnrse pesteoach-s FOR the 500
les stsging thsn By any otber r ute
arG2s-ff Mss azi~rf TsrfraN.
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Baltimore Gssd ohio
r a ! r o "a

THIS Roas runs from Wheeling % Baitima-- Cr
L miies) aud 70 Washington, 600 miles, and presents
the fullest advantages both ~ . fright and assenrsf
lane. IL runs through Wild aud rumanfic r-rii5- ~
AncEheriess and bling sslilT Constructed. oomrfete-,
egsipEei and carefully manased Is one u he most a.
trlciive and SAFEST Railroads In the Uuit-i states tn.
C-nt-ai Ohio Railroad. from Coiunbus and ZssesrfIes
Wheeins, unites this rad with al porglons u The ives.
and Southwest
THE ONLY THRoUsH TICKETS FRom MErPuus
LOUISVILLE AMI ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL NJ
rROP0Lis, arr sold BY this road, which runs airsct &
Wasbngt0n without the decay Of passing through Balti
m0rs. To Is also the only linz b. winch ba-gage can b
checked % Washington dom IRE Ohio dver.
E7-By the NAIL ROUTE from aemDhss, take TIE ma
sieamers running daily Tor La1i4rll-, connecting Tier
With msu steamers or Jefsrs1uvEle Ralmad sr Omen
nati, Ehere they arrive 90 As 20 connect with the ear .
latte Miami kailrad fgr Columbus e,nnectRg Their
with Caaful Ohio Railroad through Newark and Zane
vile, % Whreing- By tha express train OF this route
the time NON Cnennai 70 Baltimore and 70 Washingtos
h less thaa y hours
U-He su1s . lss sr tickets b. the Baltimore and OH
ReTrosI Route
T~Passeneeu fAom Memphis going Esst tsr.,yb a,
L0uis, can buy ThruuSh rcEets By TIE Baltimore and Ohio
Rslroad- This ruuis lsys through Vinooanes. Isua Haute.
indla1ar1us, etc, o Wlceings ever the new Ohio and
mississippi ard collnecllH Roads Inese Connections
arr al drrc1. and IL ume fiom 81. Louis 70 Ralttmo-t
Or EaskLgtou Is tm anUut - hours. Through Ticteis
by this route may b hn Of tie A5cat, undcr tie Plan.
la-s House. a. the following rates: Fram 81. Louis a.
8aitn1r SIS a. Washington S2S.
Al Whoiins The passenger takes the supsror cas- q,
Ire Baltimore and Onto EsErOad which leave three tiues
daily ter naltimsr, Washingfoc. Phusdelphia and ~
YORK EhVggh ni i6 or II aours, mciuding sfappsses
Fgr SAFETY spo-t regularity. hesgty Of ihs COUNTRY. nd
ganerl camf1ris tls road d s-znd % none In the Union
Nk1l6Alc- MS courlnT POSSESSES the farrasf
erl1en-o o. e's A@lroei IN IN United States. and Is
Urlar1 ~ Go Al urrcusr businrss ID transportstlou-
Tne uad mascs immediate c1nrecti0n AZ the wharves "a
In TIE sir1rt. 81 Baltimore with thr Railroad 20 Fhlade,-
plla ana New Tork. steamers 81 Frlcsson aad Ball.
aoEE SrEAnsatP Lines. ty Canal and~Sea 70 n y
YORK. ard BY 1r1 Merchants ard diner line 70 Bsst1n.
steamcrs TO No-et. clarestan savannah, sc. Fi
particulars, se frizht tard cnRes.0f which may Be hat
u The Forgaritug Hsuees IN ~ west, or Oh 3. FoRD.
Eeceiyiug AID EurE4rding AEat al Wheeling.
Nm. g. WOyDSInH.
9astrr - Tra1spariation. Blifimrr-.
a TlCK6rS, a oviug n holders 10 stop a
any point, and resume thrir seats a. pleasure. may De-
~plrch-scd Or tha cempany's Omac. No. IS. Jed-rsau
street , doors Vast q the Commercial Hotei Memphis
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GEORGE FOOTE.
JOHN 5. RALSTON.

A r1ORNET At Law, Hernzndo, Miss ssippi. vi
II punc usly attend 10 all bu mess entrusted 70 ID
care IL the Circuit Cou-Ls IN the various counties b
North afsefez.rrf nuugT-am
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NEnpHfs, TENNESEEs* TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER q. 1857.
.8usinrss GarOs.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
n HAVR .s4octat d With ms ~ . partner ~ ~ Gro
err ana Commission businfss. Mr. J. Q. NtsLf
- Of Gefs1aisEr. under The fse q GOLkk !
VegLY. VA. I
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21

No. 45, amendatory of existing laws in re
lation to county scrip, was taken up an,
the amendment of the Senate concurret
in
This amounts to final passage Of tn,
bill
fIr johnson was called to the chair
On motion of Nr. Moss, Senate bill No
6S, regarding the election of tax assessors
in certain counties and the amendment OF
the House 50 far as relates to the counties
of Washington and Prairie was receded
from.
This was a final passage of the bill, which
provides tax-aSsessors for the counties Of
Union, Columbia, Desha, Johnson, White
Sebastian and Randolph.
Senate bill No 81, authoring summary
proceedings against sherifs, clerks, coro-
ners, and cunstables was read
Nr. Mitchell moved the rejection of the
bill, which motion was lost by Il vote of ~
10 81.
The bill was then referred to the com
nittee on the Judiciary.
On motion of Mr. Parks, House bill No.
63, to amend the law IN relation to assault
and battery, was taken up and the Senate
amendment concurred in.
4 message was received from the Gov
ernor by his private secretary stating that
he had approved and signed: several acts
named, and some joint resolutions in rcla-
ton to sundry mail routes.
On motion Of Mr. Cook, House bill No.
80, to amend the Homestead law, was ia
ken up and read Il third time.
The bill proposes to restrict the value of
homestead to $500
Dir. West called for the yeas and nays
upon the final passage of the bill
An animated debate ensued, during
which, Mr- Quarles offered the following
amendment by way of an engrossed rider !:
4ad be It further enacted, That the pro-
perty of no citizen of this State shall be
subject to execution and sale under the or
der or decree of any court in this State,
unless the whole of such citizens proper
ty, both real and personal, shall exceed in
value the sum of eight hundred dollars
The amendment was decided by the
chair to be out of order
After some discussion during which Dr.
Gibson was granted leave to speak a second
time on the question by vote Of 3 , to Is,
the roll was called on the final passage Of
the bill, and the vote stood yeas 2G, n; Us
36.
So the bill ':went overheard -
On motion Of Mr.. Polk, the House ad-
j0urned until tomorrow morning at 8 o.
clock
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21

F'THE CRAZY MEMS MEETING. Tn
der the above caption, the Boston Courier
publishes the following call for Disunion
Convention at Worcester
owe, the undersigned, citizens Of Wor-
cester, believing the result of tho recent
Presidential election to involve four years
more of pro-slavery government, and a
rapid increase of the hostility between the
two sections Of the Union believing this
hostility to be the offspring not of a party
excitement, but of fundamental differ
ence in education, habits and laws; be-
lieving the existing Union to be failure,
as being hopeless attempt to unite under
one government two antagonistic systems
of society, which diverge more widely with
every year; and believing it to be tEc du
ty of intelligent and conscientious men to
meet these facts with wisdom and frmness,
respectfully invite our fellow-citizens of
Massachusetts to meet in Convention at
Worcester on Thursday, January 18th, to
consider the practicability, probability and
expediency of separation between the
free and slave States, and to take such 9TH
er measures as the condition of the times
may require.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-21

HEIGHT oF CoLTs-A very reliable
rule to judge the height colt viii attain
to when full grown, is the following =
When the colt gets to be three weeks old,
or as soon as it is perfectly Strengthened
in its limbs, measure from the edge Of the
hair on the hoof to the middle of the first
joint; and for every inch it will grow to
the height Of hand of four inches when
its growth is matured. Thus, ii. this dis
tance be found sixteen inches, it will make
a horse sixteen hands high. BY this
means a man may know something of what
sort of a horse, with proper care, he is to
expect from his colt.