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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

A GENrLEMAN.-Did you ever see a
gentleman We have seen two or three
in our day, but real gentlemen are exceed.
ingly rare. A gentleman is one who
treats everybody with respect, whether be
be black or white, low or high. poor or
rich. lie does not bow to wealth, scrape
his knees to honor, nor hold his tongue
when he sees wickedness in high places
He desires 10 make every one happy
around hin, and never gives just cause Of
offence TO any one You always receive
from him a civil answer to your inquiry,
and he kindly imparts to you any infor.
nation in his power. lie will not say
word to ipjdre your feelings or allude to
a subject to pain your heart. Whatever
may be done, he will not manifest angry
feelings, or use unbecoming language
He uses no profane or indecent words,
smokes no cigars in your presence, nor
spits tobacco juice on your floors. He is
the same kind and accommodating ind-
yidual from one weeks end to another.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15
LANCASTER H. SOUTH WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 1851

egg"
"Never mind Dave it's plan-its a
plan,' said Becky.
Come on" cried Martin. exul tingIy.
The negro Sam was here seen to notice
David's egg closely; aud then throw up
his hands exc'aiming,-
"De wnnin is goin' to be de ruinatien
Oh de worl." Ho ho ho | knows dat
egg.
"You, Sam, won't you hush cried Bek
ky.
The combatan,s struck the eggs to,
gether.
Crack u
To the astonishment OF all, EXCEPT Sam
and Becky, the guinea egg (and Martin
Of course) was abolished.
"Iloora. mine amt broke !" shouted
mo, | reckon it ain't broke !" scream.
ed Sam, in an agony OF restrained
mrlh.
al fx'd dat egg last night" After
maSsa Dave went 10 bed, Miss Becky
came INTO dc kitchen an broke little
hole in de big eend Of dat dere egg, and
she took out all dee white and dc waller
VIII spoon hahd'e' an she MADE me o'e
some p'tch, ma" ma" ha" anu pore
mo 'he h"l'er egg ana "Aen II got
Co'I you see II was nara rs rock, ho
10 no you coaIInt trake DAT egg
Sa'nSt my 'orred. DIs Is de INST time
eO"er hearn ot hen egg wh'pp'n gum
ca egg
Wv nat sam says Is true, added Dek'
Ky, But did mt think 1t would turn out
as 1t has. l wanted to let Martin know
through Joke that had gwen my heart
ana hand to Dave. WAS goin' 10 make
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

PRESIDENT BUCuASAN's WIFE AT
BLACKwELL's lsLAND.-I saw Yesterday
lady in Now York, who claims 10 be
the wife of our bachelor President, Mr..
buchanan. She is quite open and per.
sistent in her claims. She has in a bed
what she says are two children which
she claims are the Presidents chill
dren, and nothing but the constant care
OF her friends prevents her from going to
Washington and demanding to be placed
in the White House as the lawful occu.
pant OF the domestic department of that
celebrated establishment. The lady is in
tie Insane Asylum at blackwell, s Island
and her children are two white cats, whom
she has trained to such docilty that she
keeps them in bed nearly all day sleeping
between sheets or nice clean pillow cases
all tucked in like children, with caps on
their heads. All the visitors call on Mrs.
Buchanan, see her cats, and they allow
the clothes to be turned down, and view
taken without an effort to rise from their
couch. The name Of one Of the cats, ;s
John C.Fremont and the other is Alexan.
der Hamiliton.-Cor. Boston Journal.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

4 good looking fellow was arraigned
before the Police Court, charged with
having stolen watch. The judge asked
him what induced him to commit the
theft. The young man replied that, hav-
ing been unwell for some time, the doc.
tor advised him to take something, which
he had accordingly done. The Judge
asked wha: had ed him to select watch.
"Why," said the prisoner, 4 thought if
only had the time, that nature would
work a cure ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15
EATING ORANGE PEEL.-We learn q

EATING ORANGE PEEL.-Wel learn that
little son Of Robert Oliver, Of this city,
about five years of age, is now lying in a
very critical condition from the effects Of
eating Orange peel on Monday last. Pa
rents cannot be too cautious i'll keeping
orange peel from their children, as it con-
tains an active poisonous oil, which in
many cases has caused the deaths of per-
sons who indisc.eetly made use of them.
Life is jeopardised every time the rind is
taken into the stomach.-N. Y. Journal
of Commerce.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

Some nine years since, letter was re.
ceived in New Orleans, directed TO 'the
biggest fool in New Orleans" The post
master was absent. and on his return one
of the younger clerks in the Office inform
cd him ofthe receipt of the letter.
"And what became oft 7" inquired the
postmaster.
why replied the clerk, 81 did not
know who the biggest fool in New Or.
leans was, and so opened the letter my
set."
"And what did you find in it?" inquir-
ed the postmaster.
why" replied the clerk, "nothing but
the words "thou art the men,"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

"Dr Kalahum, do you think my dar.
tor will get well 7"
"Well, il she don't git no wuss, ard
does git some better, she may probably
git over it. You see she's afflicted with
concatenation Of the diagnosis Of the get.
acarpial flummix, which extends from the
nebosis to the inferior lobe of the anterior
revolution Of the occaput. Nothin' kin
help her but calomel and persimons taken
jintly both together--a spoonful more or
less according to the symptoms every 9th
day, off and on. Them will eventually
put her out Of pain into sweat, and re.
store a healthy action to the minor pedals
and reduce the encyclopedia OF the neu.
ralgic diaphragm, immediately under th Q
left side Of the right eye."
"Lor' mercy such a larnin who'd
q thunk il !"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

A sick man, slightly convalescing, re.
Gently imagined himself to be engaged in
conversation with pious friend, congrat.
ulating him upon his recovery, and ask
ing him who his physicians were, he re-
piled .'Dr.- brought me through"
mo, no" said his friend "God brought
you ou; Of our Illness, not the DOCTOR
We'll" replied he, "maybe he did; but
| am certain that The doctor will charge
me for it,"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

trap that WAS set for the discovery of the
thief, had kept aloot from the kettle, les,
when he touched it The growing OF the
rooster should proclaim him tLiet
AS the hands of all the others were
blackened, the whiteness of his own. Of
course, showed that he dared not touch
tue old brass kettle, and that he was the
thief.
lie was lodged in proper custody pre-
paratory to being sent to Jail.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

Ar old lady walked into an office OF a
Judge Of Probate, in Massachusetts once
upon time, and asked: care you the
Judge of Reprobatcs 2" 81 am Judge of
the Probate" well, that's il, expect"
quoth the lady. "Iou see my father died
detested, and he left several little. inf
dels, and ! want to be their execution.
er."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

In the buil-fghting days, blacksmith
who was rearing bull pup, induced his
old father to 60 on all fours and initiate
the bull. The canine pupil pinned the
old man by the nose. The son, disregard
ing the paternal roaring, exclaimed, 4,
Hold him, Growler boy hold him bear
it, fey ther, bear it it'll be tie making of
the pup"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

A gentleman advertising for wife,says:
cit would be well if the lady were pos =
sessed ofa competence sufficient to secure
her against excessive grief, in case of 40
cident occurring to her companion"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

MIsERARLE.-Tbe man who is out Of
money and in debt. The only medicine
for such person is dollars worth OF
philosophy, or shilling's worth ofstrych-
nine. The former may be had Of those
woodsawyers who support six children
and a pair Of bull pups, on seventy FIVE
cents day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

81, is solemn thing to get married."
said Aunt Betty. "Yes but good deal
solemner not to be-" replied her daughter
who was just turning forty.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

A Yankee editor says lie liked to die a
la:hn, to see drinkin, chap tryiu' to pock-
ct the shadow of a swinging sign for
pocket handkerchief.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15
N U NJ B E r %.
Dariptu.

A farmer, when hagellating two Of his
unruy boys, was asked what he was do.
ing, 'thrashing wild OATS was bis reply.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-15

st. Johns Church Who has not a
spot, honored above all others as the rail-
lying point Of pleasant recoIlections T.
True 1t Is only country church but
there was time, when the traveller used
70 res. his horse at Col Couuts for an
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
p. n. PECK a RRO
p. p. PECK = BRO.

hflFE e attoaIion Of country dealers their stoek q
4 b2gstea. We mAke good aFilcls shleh warrant.
We have also on hsad Eastern article, which uArs
fAAA Iuue2ss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
CLiIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,
NASHVILLE. TENN

VIE attention OF Railroad Companies Far~ers Mann.
actHrer aud all persons DESTROYS Of purchasing at
hone good machinery, such a. STEAM ENGINES, CAST
lN'Fs Of deserntou, GE AIRING, CAR WHEELS Of
tue most improved patterns, SAW WILLS PUN"S. &c..
- re pectflv called this Establishrneat nov gro
ng up rapidly the premises OF TIE Nashville Manu-
iaetuFng Company. We intend 10 business
oiy as extern i've before aud sha resd take
orders Tor Mschi3ery and GaEings. We have alreais
commenced eraiion in blacksmith shop aud Roller
cusiOmers
We are experienced @eehanics-eaeh Of personally
ss.ehulns 10 his ON depaFtmenand thus shall be
soe . turn out lower than hereto
Tore done ia this CITY, We shall piece Of
NoIN ooAe a. THIS Embellishments, and give prompt
personal attention 20 every order len oees thGs
soe 70 give general sat fsetion aud be onEed BY
HtsHu' d nome Anoiac'ure M.1A'kER 4 CO..
- tlAioorne Machine WORKS, Nashville. Tenn,
Iehszf-u Late Sashvllls Mani. Co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
Cheap Cash Store.
CORNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

| WOOD WARE S
| 900 pkgsco Buckets; 1925 doz Band Boxes;
! $50 dozen Bail Boxes; goo " Hames;
| goo nests Tubs, paine ed 900 Zinc Wash Boards;
| 215 doz Vanished and Three Is 00G Pillow Handles;
$1,000 assed Broom Handles 900 Cane Fishing Poles:
lI5 doc white Cedar Buckets 800 ased Liquor Kegs;
| 200 doZ Tar GINS; 10 doz B Cedar Cans:
800 pkgs Half Bush. Measures 25 Nest Boxes varnsh
% doz Pine hurns assorted 200 Painted ubs n q
100 Tubs; 25 dos Wen Buckets ass'sed
BASKET WARE.
goo Willow Wagons, common zee nests German Market do
SEQ Carts 100 dog Feed Basket. in stor.
5UO exfall tops and to arrive;
~, % Empire Cabs; zoo dozen assorted Market
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets: 5 dos ass'ted once Chair,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Sumner.
Also-Clo Hampers; imported fancy Baskets: Work Fru
nd Flower Stands. Also-Wlow Work made to ordeI
FANCY GOODS.
100 doc Feather busters; 100 bales Aicant Mats:
500 ass'ted shoe Brushes So Jute HarE and Skeleton
100 :" ex. Scrub - Mats:
IS Rocking Horses; rs doz Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1o0cOils N and ~ inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
I0coiis = to 8inch do do go do;
rs reeis Red Cord and Pillow Line Manila his?''so'
2oO doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Bed Cord;
zoe lbs Broom rwine Hemp 500 lbs Wool Tvine,
$3.50 lbs Flax d" 500 lbs Seine Irvine;
1I5 bales Batting; 150reeIs Hemp Packing;
so I" Wrapping Irvine; $50 " Jute Rope;
200 bundles (Frund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paper;
l,SOO " Mcgregor's do
1000 reams Lockand do do!
$50 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper:
l75 Ham " 10 " Batting do:
900 lbs Roofing do, dry 5OOObs Roofing do satuted
CANDLES. &c.
Star Candies, Lard Oil, Opal Candies Stearine Candles
Starch, Gen man Soap, &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
fu stock assorted sizes for Druggists Liquor Deal
eFs' USE constantly on hand.
= CHURNS.
Pine Churns 10 90 24inch Cedar do % do
Cerdar do 10 IS 20, % do Painted do 90 % "a do
Brass Hoop do" - " " do Barrel dOI6,1s, 20, % DO
HAHEES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
steam Bent TOPS PlankT Top;
For safe oy s. N. BARRETT,
nsyl4 cor. Walnut and Front sta. Cincin natl. O /
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

A. O. GARTER FELIV. g. MKAY R. FAULcoNEA
GARTER AH5NAY @. CO.,
(sucoe.eors 70 navis. prcher \ ooN
AUCTION AMI Cnw~IssToN wHnrFsALF GRO
GERS RFGFTvIWe Avn FORWARDING
M e. e Fl A Mt S
| AND rEATFps IN
FINE BRANnTEs. WINS AND D""FsTTc LIQUORS.
No. ~ Public Square,
-
ImDOrted Liquors.
5ca'Ie Tinted v'nevard ProprietOrs Brandy;
2 casks Naderia Wine.
T'ese "uors bought ~ the ce'ehratAa hou'e Of
~, p"Ssy Ne York 1ro IN 'tosH ~ h5s ola rye
of Old liquors Thamp~une.
We invite the trade to give cav ard evanine our
stock O'RrFV Woke - 90.
apr7 ~ p"hl'c Square.
Smiths Bitter Fast India Ale.
TUsT received n4-cteaTner Hastings, cOnsignment-
Il, SG = hi. do DO do Do do do
This Ale is equal to AlsOpp'' 5TUCT'ss STapds
100 pRLs srnitN'u Stuck Ale.
IUtJ05 x bhis do do
25 casks Younger. pale Ale, utnts
2E carts Wuier Some Pale A'e. uInts lin Jngs)
"a casks na-c'av, Derk'n' Co.'s Brown Stout.
iuuets. GARTER, Mckay Zoo.
FRESH PEACHES IN CANS.
Just received, steamer n. A. Given, consign-
, ment, "a doc. Cans Fresh Peaches W. "ted good
Juhoi9. 49, NSN
HENRY HART. JR. W. MsoRAE, yR. JOHN HART.
HART MACRAE & CO,
WHOLESALE GRooERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AHDDEALERs
WINES, BRAEDIEs. LIQUORS, &C.,
Nos. Z and 9 South Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
.NWNERS VNNTED for . boves containing
Piano, SC market Mrs Ellis Ha-uton. Nashville: for
~ H-r'pes BRANDY marked g., Nashville for bales Dry
NAV navel W. soRrov 20
CUG NW.--l4s hhds common. fair, prime and choice
- Lous Sugar,
i Is@ S SSl: lsai 'ar Sugar
SO bbls clarified SUGAR
80 boxes T @ayr Havana SP''F a N s sot
STA1T CATnLrS, &c.-1OO whole boxes werE I
goo = 6oyss wsrt ,'o-'s star oaudlev
g so,s, Watson a'.roa; DO DO
1000 boxes Prescott Co.'S No. I and e.tr7 sosn. In
tore AM for sale BY tmayail W. H. GORDON : co.
WHISKY, &c.-1,OoO bbls Julius H Smiths whs
500 bhls 0ld Bo1sbo' ani Rve WHISKY;
$50 boxes hne Branches, dozen each. In store aud
()SNABURGs a SIIEETINGS.-lOOb bales rs
10 bales 81 ipeh Raggiag
% bate sparta. laura I'M and suunsr sheetihq-;
tale BY W. ". GORDON 4 CO.
mayz1 agents Tor Tennessee Manufacturers.
AJLS.- 1000 beg, sroenhergers Nails. all sizes.
~ 100 kegt Flonr Barrel Nails;
loo kegs Finishing do;
100 kegs Fencing do
~ o Aes ) ?; and IN Spikes In store and for sale
y @a1zI W u. GORDON co.
SCALES! SCALEA!I SCALESI!I-A fan
oTm, Groeers Counter asd Beams A. H. - -,
Gales, In store, Tor sale ~ Fletory prices By 49,
w. II. GORDON CO.
Sole agents fos Middle Tennessee.
MIEELl Lz-IAsiER- = 1,zI-s-
B. Ian s.. CO
tsuoeessors to Hai't HoIlngsworth,l
No. MARKET street, Nashville,
WHOLESALE GitOCEIES,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign L Domestic liquors.
L D. quick. axo a -,
QUICK a. MEAD, ~
commission and Forwarding Merchants.
WHOLESALE AND REEAIL
/ our n Feed store,
no. II SOUTH c)LLEGE sFREE-
ETHITE WHEAT FLoUK Unboitea glour BusE yEh.., (
Flour, Seconds, shorts, uran efn heal I've NseI
IS. Cora, and 80 ogiay, IN store and tor sss Wi
delivered 70 ans P4rt ofsn eity frue oteharEe. A
Quick MEAD,
ana No. II soath Ooisga q.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
Seed and Agricultural
Warehouse.
PITKIN BROTHERS

is MAIN sTREEr, LOUISVILLE, KEETUCKF
nuk stock o. seeds s nos s0aplets, eonsisilss-in
" part Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

GARDEN skkDsi liARDEH sEEDBl
We afe prepared e farnsA lesa and Eeaaine aaraen
eedss 81 ne EfoNth 81 le, ths pouua sIurls n -
e0xes eoat4lnE iua % So p4gsfa Iiesrsi di.s.ot
0ade - aaaaaTs- ogdrFs Fespiktfaiig soilsstsa
t4aA .RifktA BA0THEEA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
DYsenterys bloody Flnx, DIarrh9u, and
all disorders OF the Bowels

] DEsenterys bloody FINK, DInrrhnu. and
all disorders OF the bowels
fTNHE arsfenberg bis ntery syrup Il sovereign IN Al
disorders Of the Bowels Nothing Is more iniuriou,
than the Of opaes such disorders The Dyseutery
syrup neutrazes the acFdy and chemically aftsrs ne
contents OF the BOse and very gradually the dis
charges. thousand certificates It's efficacy could De
got In Middle Tennessee alone, bat prefer give
but one from the chairman Of the Board Of Health
York.
New YORK, april 25th, Isfs.
Ny position last year. Chairman u the Sanitary Com
mittee OF ths city, brought co0s,aatR in contact wh
persons ~ orug from Cholera, Dyssutery, sc Facts
co ang under observat0 with reference 10 he
efficacy Of D. syrup the dseases, have
confirmed by The testimony OF associates lhs
mttee aud particularly By Alderman De Forest, Of the
Fs ward 80 stron ~ Impressed With the value Of
YER pespaFaton caused il 10 the QaaTanInv,
Ehere the Cholera then existed it Is little
tnAFkAble that bat single reported afterwards
TIMOTHY H. hIhBAkD, NJ. ID.
Chairman Board Of Health, n. Y.
The Children's Pnnacea Is Eei knosn 70 be
mosi encacieus IN all disorders Of children from
cid Why should tWo-thirda cnidren born
die before they ave old II not that the
fermaEus and ali The olheT poseTfai medicines admnia
tered 10 then we're moat Tuetnng aud
Diseases o the second aguaner but fa apprehen
sion where this u used The Dyssntsry Syrup zad Ch
aFens fAnacea are worth more than Words express
l9yll. aACkkALlN = bEakHtrh
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

AGENTS E0R TIE PURCHASE ARb
As e sssess a T. " pORxERs sa s.aas. Ne. &c, q
e. Esresss AaE1E1ies xszs- Iva
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
Painting Establishment.

kotLDeNs honseholders &C. are requested take no
.ce mat TIE undersigned, having made The necessary
SnssLnents, and secured the services OF competent
Eorkmens - nov prepared 10 take
LARGE Contracts
a ne me OF his vocation 10 al is various branches
ne department Of HOEsE PAINTING she suhzrrfsr
. execute sith the greatest promptness, al
80 hoSeFeT large which may be rendered, IL styls
~ 49, terms which eaunotfa b esFe satisfzciiae
opss .ts1 V ezeoate ali Of SIGN AND
S' = - A. FAtS TING, 6RAIStSG AND MARHLING
"a 1t department secured the services o. de rost
expert And experiences artIsts - ~sA
- - - sioef aee request persons having ucrk In his
us y sfs Aim cAl before making anal aFrsareusents
-, a. r. Z. ELEHINg
mArchfT-u - ~-e'ts @Ao 0~aliaeF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
P. P. PECK g BRO.

LAVE Tor sale TWO PINE COACHES R~ y
IL lust received fFom New YORK. These 49,
Coaches believe uuer thaa any S-sf<-~-tsf
oFonght Hestoi the Ansghaay Mountains.
janegs.
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s sirrt Glass s. per 1oc lbs, 30
Third %
Roves Hats %
Furniture snd Carriages boxed. and other light
goods rot enumeratP7. Carboys OF Acids or
other Chemical per loo his, 20
FIRST CLASS.
psno Fortes POoks, Stationery Roots Shoes Tfouory
Oils, SC, in bottles Ca-rphne and Spirii. TDTsrp -
barrels CarpetinR China Glass glassware Cigars IN
boxes or ha'eF, Drugs Fruits Fruit rees and shTurhev
Pnrs Garden Seeds LooEng Glasses and oolng class
dery' Tin and Brittania ware Teas and spices eau
SECOND CLASS.
eXeert such specified in third cIaSs Coffee
Wills Machinery, Foreign liquors in harres and pinS
4ec9 n boxes Leather in rolls and boves oils in bar
CASKS Rice, whiting, ss'er Sheet RrsSs and Copper
TETRD CLASS.
Tes Shoyels Shades, Sad Zinc ard Tin en- nivs
Tin Plate, Anvi's Vices casks Of Chains a~d Hoe Ng
aprs@s .oT sge Coffee Heavy Ca tings "n Gearing
Chairs and Spikes and RoSn in barrels
SPECIAL RATES.
BOXES mars Furniture and Carriages boxed and other
light articles not enumerated. aiso CsrbCys 80
otteI chemicals, will be charged double first class
- Have everv nacksge plainly marked with name Of
eougnee destination and DEPOT ~ delivery. Attention
speedy delivery.
DIRECTIONS.
AgsntO c~atraI Railroad ,avsnash and paekages mari
ed care Agent R. R. Savannah Ca.
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad Charieson ana
packages marked cave agent s q. r. R Charlie s q
IRE thrnuge rates above froo7 Me-
Yo-k to Nashvie. No isson ,avGoe or teld, 67os
ch6rssd either al Charleston or Cdg 0HnrR
Shtppers rely upon uniform and PROMPT de'Iv
efs nv both lines over charges dsmsge, by either
IRe win he sdiudeed BY the agents the Nashville ana
Chattanooga Road. N
In otlost missing goods viii take charge OF any
correspondence Necessary for their recovery an ~
fonnf, viii fov the iratinn of 20 % Va
RIer notice Is given An notices lest goO0s fer Nosb
r9He Or stations tAs N0sKgiHe and CLaft0gCogo
roar mast Dc addressed 10 H. J. anderson, Supf
Merchants when In New York will receive every Incrma
~ a., N shtpp,n by AZ plying to he Agent
nah Line, No. Is Broadway.
CHA's. W. ANDERSON,
m-NLs-u. Gent Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-03-07

For the Memphis Appeal
&4ssRs. EDIroRs: In view of the approach
ing season for the selection Of candidates to
represent the Tenth Congressional District OF
Tennessee In the next United States House of
Representatives,, I beg leave to suggest to the
voters Of the District, for their consideration
and approval, the name Of the Hon. WILLIAM
C. DUNLAP, OF Shelby, as the Democratic
candidate.
There is no necessity for eulogizing Judge
Dunlap, If, indeed, / was so disposed. He has
lived in cur midst for many years, and is known
personally to almost every voter in the Dis
trict; a man Of large experience in the busi-
ness Of legislation clear in judgment, sound
in principles, and inaexible in the prosecution
Of his duty. Should he be our member in Con-
gress, we should not merely have the numerical
weight of his vote in determining questions De-
fore the House, but we would have also the
influence Of the weight Of character of a man
against whom nothing can be said, and whose
extensive acquaintance with the leading POliti-
clans of the day would enable him to represent
his constituency with a degree Of success far
beyond the ability Of a member who might
chance to be selected upon the ground of bis
availability. Let Us, then, nominate Wm. c.
Dunlap, as the Democratic candidate to repre-
sent the Tenth District in the Congress Of the
United States. What say the people?
SHELBY.