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DEsEETED BRIDE Lately, a lev married
couple cane to this city from s. Louis, aud put
40 Al 6 well known hotel On Camp street
ThsV were young and stylish, and as interest
iag and happy q pair, 70 ell appearance, as anV
svmuztbizeF could wish 20 see.
TIE next day after their arrival, the husband
vent out, without saying anything TO bis bride,
and stsid away until next day. He excused
himself good hunoTeily when be returned. say
irg be had been out Of town to see a relative,
and had been Unexpectedly detained That
sane dsT be told her be was going out to see
his relative sEsin, and left. she never after
wards beard Of hin. The most Industrious in
ou5ries were made In all quarters By sympathi-
zinr persons, bat TO no purpose. What made
he disappearance 50 strange, was the fact, as
certified 10 By his wife, that .here had not
bsen q shadow Of trouble Of any kind between
her husband and herself, aud that when be left
he took with him 20 change % eiorhing or any
mart OF bis baggage. The lady remained al
f1e hotel in the deepest grief and humiliation.
dsv after day, VaiHly awaiting tidings Of her
rr-4wsv husband. What little money abe
bsa became exhausted, and she ran in debt for
bosrI. At last, she wrote to her family in St.
T.ufs telling her story aud asking for money.
Afrr DAYS since The money cane, and then
rhe settled % Der bills and left for the home of
her girih3od-EsU 0deGEs Crescent,
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THE APPEAL.
Pr ne Almpbis Ap7esl.l
n MS

TO MIS-. -
AL IN % IKE = drsan. 50 cain, % bright,
50 bsauiiu ny image lies reaectsd
o. N sarface Ct my mind. Tet 5trsnssH
shouidee e. when nos at By szoihsr wan
re- rssEiEg strange Is ne zysisdoas
Chsi1 vsyea By friendships hsHeHed nsua-
Inc cEEt unrEvei tt-csunot s5lu
ftnd yr1 h0E much brighter 1t Efl GLOW when
Wsrm'd b. the sacred tonCh q holylsFel
Distanos bit fans fs nsns. gives tie niEd wings
sWHlsr hsn unclaimed lightning in It's speed
And ahousbt o'srissplng tine, brings hack enS m2rs
InaEs Upon image line upon nns,
Unti every goluus q tie nind Il hl'd
EIih ths nirrored Htoness Of The loFtd-
MEzFEtt, SEPT. 80, FsEs. Fhlbo-
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
MEMPHIS. TENN,

MEMPHIS, TENN.
DHE Thirteezfh Annual C-urse o. Lectures viii con-
ne1cs en- The fTHsr EoNDAT IN EoVEkBRs,
1855 atd F1 continue Urtl NErch Let, 1853.
FACULFT.
G. y Norrov, n D.. Professor q Genera and special
AnAtouy.
s.. Frsaros Cuuor. A.. r.. Professor a. dentistry
T~cxicniuCy and MeticEl JurisprudsEce-
G " Morrow, 4. D., Pr1fess0r O. s1rgory and Den-
o~nstratur o. Anatomy.
LycurEus ". Gsbbert, n. D., Professor q Obstetrics
and Dfzeases q Women sne Chldren-
:. c. Gayle, n. D. Pfofess1r o. Institutes and FrAo-
tice Of Meticae-
vs. Morrow. n. y Professor o. EAieria Hedica,
Thsra1 eutcs ana Pharuscy.
" Hewitt, n D., Professor OF Physsology and PS-
thcioEy.
FoT further Information send for The Annual An
aeuaomeut 10 pamphlet form and sdiress.
= g. GANLE. n D..
Csrespondins secrstary, Memphis. Tenn.
". B. MORROW, II. D.,
auagdawsm Dosn. AlddishurE, Tenn.
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i'm Premiums,
Grover 4 Baker SeWiFg Machines,
Makias The

uIcfet oah1t VI bOihpouhu hVVf cutCh !
Ladies6 Dress, (Swiss) ...... "...."-s $50
Childs' full DTess...... .....--... 30
One Ladies' or G~entleman's Ro5e........ 50
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Iailor,s Notina

UTAs osmmutsd to ian IA the ioun q covine-aA
w ton, Eautuckv. abo7t one month since, q ne
gr9 nan uho csfH hfmsIf By seTeraf nsues. nndFA
says he b lo1Fs % T1as. Rarinrr- Of Tobiss uountT. -
n 1fh Ca-fIlns. SAID neSr3 Sc about q years o. sge.
anru 8 f1a s OF 2 !-c5es high. VII weigh shsut iT6
pTuHds q q o. % blscE cols-. ne has ,arEs scar on hfs
lcf ara. extending shove aui n-l1H the eltsW. reycn-
bling turB. CLINTON BUTTS, Jensr.
Esplo-lm O1vingtou ".
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ann ECyES FgMALE ACADEMY,

MEMPHIS. INN
THE PAR Term md Fffcsuth Session o. the Saint
L Agnes Aeseemy, win commence AohDAts SIP
TENDER eth.
rrz-s-Bcsrs and Tuii1n for EchalsStic rear o. ten
-o1-6s frnn $50 eI6o. Musk, Painting. &c, extra.
Orders sor CircuiSrs q be Eddresssd 70 the Mother So
perior. ssirt Asns1, o. 70 Rev. 7. L Sraoe, Memphis.
arrE rsurm
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ESOPsham House.
ADAMS UOUNE.

THH pu-plefo-go Of the I'D. m H.u-e G-rud -
4 TuEc iur. Ttnness see. hereby eve rGl--fhst 80
The % " u use. Wh.ch Is l-z-- f-UTsi -stG a. kAl
The Juu-i1l q The ECuFhls and EL1rcs r. -
Ms issrp- Cen.raL an n {. rsir7i Cert 81 End Ieuues-
see EsirIa.s fronting tie new IEs-eug=r H-rs=. ls ~
1p.Hed fOr Fuests. Ie @ uaEl ier cm-1fa-i1rs l-
this placs irtuc-1 Oh. pUruet.s tT e-e- aue- blII--.
VIII CD Is nov c1Tpc.ct- srt en- ain dHy enc rocl-.
uhic1 wl lcccmm date tlrce cr OR -lrd Cd p.rrrH5
Grand Juu-t-CuL DIS iCE1.ster flr I- ua.a a. at-aa--
Cd br-s1s, AID Iaiirozds Eel tie fur s1. Isl z ne
q D..
Tie fsl sEs1red. r g he EuE .N=r rrCs
TIE lad iu tteb-sinsss SHE cclcc- CfU.- OBJ 70 iv-
Hotel. Blvar, 2 ~, that the cl -ivs ls.l-fre1 2 o.
he travel1- C ullniy They VII spare 10 o. rs .r
f1p-u5s % zen q al Eu# C-fEI abe
Their table viii D. ri ul51.d url rc BIT tn mErsrt
t1-r-= a. al lm=s. -l Elts % le-s-l l.nr.. C Esrz-
a.. . ire Gues- qua fy ear BE- bal a. Cow p .ElrE
a. ths elcs C1-lsr. so Get s1-.h css t1cr
a.7-1m q r.. ADHae l. .g1 prr-a
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Ena. &nEo.

Most desirable SUGAR PLANTATION on -
n the cast. - miles shove this city, ceniain-
iEg ga ATpeDts u Land; so In cultivation, she -
baiaaoe hesviiy ~tinoered, together with 80 ac- -
ciruard slaves Tn place iE IN perfect order. For
terms. &c sppiy 70 PRITCHAED q FLOWER.
raH nne.ns. Iana IA So. un2o-dt
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go ACRES WOODLAND
Three and a Half Miles fr0a Memphis,

ON se North Lda snd iroatius the Rs'eigh -
Pla1kread, say 80 yards east OF the cross a
irR o. the PlsnkTozd AL Railroad. having rev-
crzi handsome ouiirE sites. I win sell al 49,
art stal0w pEiea P 5 ATTAIN
seE7-daEin
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NOTICE.

nE J. \ EDG has returned from New York,
W arfer IN Ebaercc Ct une months and has elected
enc rstoCudir z cures 10 that city he has taxes an
rte st No. 81 Monroe strsst, between Aain snd Second
boz fte. aat win rrsnme she practice o. Medicine where
ra rrr -cr rsle bis celebrated Compounds. An cls At
-trtrf To-. day cr uiEht. rs ne Intends iccatirs perna-
.rFr~ r Neurhls. ard from he ueaf success be haG
70 Re treatment Of ne various dae.sesi Pc thinks
trsfd have a urersl pssrcnaEs frcm ne 1tl1ens q
rrEta far8-dIv
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For RPlaE.

once st No. IS Madison street-suitatls for .
"a Bark OF ErcharFe once Applyto
PUTNAM & CROOK.
Eurq-tf no. 26 Madison street.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
EACH SATURDAY I'M OCTOBER
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, sB 90;
Quarters, 80 so.

o. 80 AIMre @--AA-
whole Tickets, SO; Halves, e5 90;
Quarters, 90 so.
~ A OrsulAr showing the plan Of the Lotteries viii
be scnt 70 any enc DESTROYS o. receiving Il
Certificates Of Packages Will D. sold ~ the following
rates. which Is the risk;
Oertiaeats Of PackAge q 70 Whois nossts--....ss0 90
a. 10 Hall -rsst... 80 %
" 10 Quarter ........ % 90
" " 10 Eighth " ........ 10 co
In ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Kneloss the mercy to our address for the tickets or
derod, on reoeipto Of which they win be forwarded ~ nrst
usn. Purchaser can have Tickets ending IN any fgure
they nay designate.
Tbe list Of drawn numbers and prizes VIII BE- sent 70
purchasers Immediately sster DE drawing.
Purchasers VIII please write their sign tures piaia, and
zive their Post OGce, County and state.
~ Remember that every Prize Is drawn and payable
In fun without deduction.
~ An Prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately
after the drau1ng-other Prizes 81 the usual time Of
thirty days.
Lddreeg orders for Tickets or Certificates t.
8. BWAH 4 CO., Augusta, Go.
r. Persons residing near k~onta0msry, Ala or A.
Ianta, Ca, csa have their ouders nlcd, and save time,
By addressing s. Swan s. Co. at either Of those cities.
S- A list Of the numbers that sre drawn from the
wheel, with the Enount OF the prize that each one Is en-
titled &c, viii bap15ishcd after every drawing IN tho fol-
loving papers: New Orleans Deits. Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlsura Intsh-
snceE, New Terk weekly Day Book, Savannah esoI-
Eisn, Rlchmsnd Dispatch, New York Dlspstch, Paul
ding HIss.) Clarion, Augusta (Gsl ConstltuiiOnailst
and Lite Rook lara } True Demoerat. iyl2-ly-eE26
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~ A Oirsular showing the plan Of the Lotteries viii
be srnt 70 any enc destrous o. receiving q
Certificates Of Packages WILDE sold 81 the following
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For Sale or Ben

HOusE On Uuiaa street. favcFsbiy cen -
a ef-rriea "a Focatrd for business. Az Zisa
=, - ~ Fdt5riai Room q the ARPEAL or ~ssii
Pr sspisu -
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KRHEsE AlksCrirns

THE sE1scrtbe u1-d rT-
~ spe faIy llfaru - raeuls %S
lA+Land lh- tEvsI ing ruiEc, That bis sfESE
ACLAsS E-ESrACGAEr ard HGTsl G6RNI
on Adams stree. marry opposite fhe E5-sEzm Ec-se. ls
now -pen, where his ri uds AID Customers viii b. r1r-
nlshed with al Fl-lsof Game an l=icsciss o. O. Ses-
son. a. wclas the choicest brands ~ WIucs. ChaIfeng
ing al c1mDetitie1. he -1lails q u1-ral shar a. o.
pub -atroasgs- Iapi-iyl IuSEPH TETFEL
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WN9sfP6.

Uxvro s,.u Resldenoss On Dunlnp street east "a
81 ne CITY. Both places VII Be scld on -
r5sscnabis tasuls, sndM not soa eohs one oi aiii
Visit
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HoUsE AND LOT, On Podqpc street os &s
- tween e.. Patrick sn5 81 AiFttn, aaItn |ssd
side, II Eo1d repair ard suitable for . smaA mi
family. The un1ersiFnedhzs purchaftd aDothG -
ressde-ce ard Vii di7pose Of the Sc5ve On reaso1sol
s1usre. o. n \. Chadwick. Madison street
EfpI-tf
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MAsoH DEPOT. ~ 40 r. seFt-4sl551-
Or. srFDGE. We Rave soid al Of your Nervous ToE1c
Irff " your assent those tlal have used i are muc1
DiesseI wfh Do ~ havc tad several calls for 10 since
We have been oet. You wnl please sesd 90 one dover
bottles sud Otise yorrs SC
j. 7. HR0ADNAX q son.
AUof he shove are Tor fr sale b. ell druggsfs snt
mrrchanfs throughout thecountry &Eerts and others
rishing q suppiy. uusi stdresa
GOODYEAR, KNAPP s. o
LII Il. = -. n n--.rrra Mannnla I'm.
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CHESTNUT HILL
GRAM MAR SCHOOL,
Modern Languages,

Ths Subscriber hss bsen long and vel hnoWn IA this
country, as q classical TEACHER Is . native q Tennessee,
enf uafuafed al her University.
Hshssletters from Heavy Clay, Rev Drs. Humprey 4
aais-yi James Guthrie, iste Secretary Of tie Treasury ;
n. Rev. Bishop Saith, q Ee1furFy; J. J. C~rittendsn
Prssfdeat Yong, Of Ceuire C0lege
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sEAD TIE
pa. - oHoLERAh DLlsrnn.
Per saHarsa shsR testhiaE. Is tais aassy psrtirg-
LARRY adapted.

Per cEudrsa. Ehen teething. Is tais enesv psrfir7-
lETly adapted.
PHIcEs-NeTous Touic ~ sRj 81 per bottle. Year
hound ard Fcc-Orai 81 per hottlc. or SIX bottles fr a.
Dizr hea syrup 81 Ter BETTE, or TX b0ttles fr IS
RE D TIE FOLLOWING CERTFIC6rE-.
4EEPHs, Tnn.. Ftruary &c. 1855.
DR-J 1LEDGE-pesr Sir 4 have been tstinz
for some dsys your Tonic Bitters and take pleasure fr
ssyns thatnothing ] haTs ever taken has btRedred ne
60 much in 50 shert a time g. 90 has. There was 4 gen
era debility and prostratou Of ny whole system. a hesa-
acne neariy al the time. and constant aatultrcy FOR
after eating, With colcness OF my .imbs. i used
remedies that Z thought good. bat without any suecisl
nenslt I1etermired 20 IT'S ylur Tonic Frters, al In
or two alter UsinE them bcgan % Improve and ana
that am greatly benefttcd bg "a. I csmmsnd tbem h
the public as 10 hlUouss and unquesti0nahy ore Of he
best tonlcs roE IN Use for ccbiity and general prestra-
non CO tr system hspeefuAg y5-r Oocdient servant.
SAM'L A EOLMug
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FOR RENT lED F0R Sale.

EoB rent SOFA DWELLING With SIX rooms, -
u kitchen and ssrvAzfs' room, tables, csu- N[nl
aSs house and clstsrn, near y. 9 fcrtt resi- knnI
deuce GEA
Fcr ssla. Riat viii two house,. corner Of Poplar ans
Orleans streets. Ouslot IS By $50 feet On Linden sfreet,
near p Topp he proTsriy white sod On Easy terms
~ J. S. ERWIN OF ?. WELLEa
LSo-R sale Ah0uss ana sot oatse 0Tesnisw trae,
coub,e Tenement. nEds4f
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mzstf
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Three b2-IOO Acresi
CHANCERY SIZE
or
Real Estate, Foundry
and Machine shop 4

nURSUAkT TO oertaln DEGREES OF he ChEnocTy Court,
nt kemfbis. lca3ered May Term 1855. b the csses
q HElmsn a Brothcra " Isaac Pteion and others.
James HsFris1n rs. Issse PAelon ald others Pegion &
HaTbin VI Isaac Phel1n = q others, A. S Wilton vs.
will, on
wednesday, October goth, 1855,
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rec story Brick Residence.
CHANCERT SIZE
OF
s RESIDENCE
NEAR a

nURsTANT to a decree Of the Chanoery Coart. a.
j Memphis, rendered Nay Term. ISss, T. the case o.
william Fsrrls vs. Mildred 3. WATKINS ard Aarths P
Talbot I VII, on
Wednesday, October 2O3h, 1855,
In trent . M ores, In the city OF NoHphis. prosei L
sell 10 tie htEhest brd1ers
A Valuable Lot and Re ideuce,
situate, Islag and being IA shelly cun;y, Ten1sssce
near The city q Memphis bonnd.d AID described as FOL
lows. 70 Wit. Beginning a. 4 stake on he north side o.
Jschacn street "a street running fastyarty from The
met ton gate On the Hernsndo FiantrlsD SIS fcEt from
the Intersection OF the north eide Of Jseks9n street with
the east side % Elnro0d Avenue, running thence east
Eardly with Tie aorth side o. Jackson street 24i feet e
a stake; fheuce a. right snEIes 10 Jsckson Ftrest tHd
parallel with ElmWcoi AveESe northEafdiy 6s feet T. q
stskei tbea-e westssrdly parallel With Jackson street
ga feft 90 q stake; thence s~onlhwardy parallel VIII
Eimvocd Ave- DC, SIS fsetto The = ginuing-c7ntainin7
sbo1t
Three 52-IOO Acresi
Together with - the improvements thereon
TERMS OF THE SAILS The above describsd Real
Estate an improvements vii he sold on = C. edit OF Fix
ana twelve months In oqssi saer 70
ex-cate bands g itk ap7rovcd tccurty, with . lien retain
ed on he premises. Redemption tarrtd. sale IT II
o'clock A n. JOHN G LANrER.
sruIs dsutds Clerk and Msshr.
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6I07 Acres Of Land for sale,

4 OFFER for sale the following Tracts Of Land 81
Il IN Upton county, Tenn, tO-slt: one tract Of Eb
$50 acres, In one nile Of the Memphis and Ohio ~
Ranroad, and three from Msson's Depot; 2s0~
acrcs Cleared, balsnce vel tlmbered- There is . good
dwelling house, sin house, cabins, stables youns Or
chards, sc, on said premises all neE, and built within
the last two ears One tract Of go sures, $50 acres
cleared, and large dea5enlnEs usual Improvements for
3 negro Qzarter, and 8 very large framed gin houSa,
orchards, &c. It's within four miles o. Covirgton and
tea Of Esson's Dspot, two and q half from HGtcAie river
II the feet OF TIE hills. Gee tract q 2,426 acres, known
. Lccust Hut, about I've miles from COvingten, on
Hstchis river. Il would make a desi able fam, contain
igg abour 100 acres OF burst woods. One tract q 100
E-res, within six miles Of Msson's Depot and ave Of
wesley, al woods. one tract Of 81 scrrs, on Hatchie
river. and Efx miles from ooVinEtoa. known Hs the Ell-
Stone Mountain. Have also a Steam Saw and 6rirt
an I wish 70 sell. Iwtl sen bargains IN the abSve
and. IS I desire 70 change ny business. kr. THOS. 7.
sOHBRYKLL or MAJ. THOMAS 7. HUET viii take
Pleasure n showing thsae lands. Address, ct Hemphis.
fabT-fswtf R Z.
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Fight RusjDess Houses for Rent.

THsb e. q hui tinEs Eov going up on hon- -
roa SIRE ne-r Vain. win be reaey for E|nd
o-crpancv The L.. c. Eov.mb-r. There E1n D Iii
! ore racu en1 eel ar aud two the rooms -
Fuitkblc for O1c-s, 10 each house. WI rat the ttfe
rooms ans csHa0 separate II desired Ior fnuher
info-msflsn appiv 70 7. rRr0N.
sssIT dr VI 81 Msnrse e. ever Icnes 3 T-EE's
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An Extensive Foundry and Ma
chine shop

provcments thereon.
TrHsIs OF sh1E-The nbova described Real EatHts.
win imp ovements. VII be sold on a credit Ct seven
ara eighteen re- nths 10 tqusl instllments BARNS In
I rrft y N late Purchaser 20 fNecule bqncs, WITH ep-
moved security Win a lien retsined o. The Trcmies-
ne decree 0 der "rrdCmpt ca tfrrfd"
so ~ n eseloek p M JOHN c Lam ER.
se-fa-s-~fSs sIerz and Master.
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= EsDN0 - p.

ItHh uu1grslsla4 Ia III pa--Hr B. saslICe thai
Il the u-u and ssGcous E1-7 Or r1E ready for iEe re
caption 20 f-avs.u- TIE vii b. 81 as-i % e b e.L
ri-l-s z.- -1sume-r. believing llt De can nos enter
tail them Oh e. s.v- lq-att1 am f- sf- Ura1.
ft1s L ~r0~EEErH.
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&eal GstaR.
R0a. NMIQ.
E04s NNE0,

SMALL o sndREsIDESCE, suitable for -
n > sman family, imEaflstely east o. tho =,is
Is wei a. good ga-dcn a1st. Eor terms, ac.fEA
Sppiy ~ the APPEAL onlce. t4-tt
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Iern Languages, Drawing and Rusic

Taught at Professors rates.
M0re than half lhs seats were engssd before this cir
culsr vas written A.; others wishing % enter their sons OF
verbs. can address ne A. LzGrknEe, 70 the care OF Jshu
Thompson. or Judge Czruthers, D.. Cockrel. Hemphia
y1o-dzfEtf J D. PERREMAE.
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SHILOH. GIBsON Co, Tenn, sept 3, 1887
d. j.. n. SEFDaE Encossd we hand you q receipt
for tuo sud q haf dozrn bottles Diarhea Syrup, which
cane 10 hard iH Due line, snd We havc sold one and e
haIf do-sncf Them A. Tar o. &C hEow o has given en-
tfra safsfactIon. We havc sold sd TIE nervous Tonic
a. Wrrrhcrud FectoFal LEFT with us By your agent We
o-s-rr-e wecouid eel tuoor three dozen bottles o. each.
III Il rarvrrfenf fer ycH to ssnd then 70 u5.
ysurs. f-ulr. .. GILLESPIE q son.
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Mississippi Bot OslG
Land on Island Forty,

or " 10 =
ON TaE THIRD DAT OF NOVEMBER, in trent Of
" the Chsnoey Clerks one DtNeen the hours OF
u ard I oclock. 7 Eiil sell az p bic auction. a. TTustee
for Peytcn aud Harb-n, a valuable tract OF and On lsland
20. welve miles above Memphis. c51tairing ts5) six
HUNDRED ard siFbtV-slght aCHes, more or less.
AEood WOODLAND on the chute and maln river
With a large a9ouEt Ct Ash, Cotton wood and other
fimb+r-
Titles believed {, Be rood, bat cniy such title - II in
ne vested IS Trustee, viii be made. Ror terms apply
10 \. RAGLAED.
---aa-a--La rrra-na fnr Palm and Hahn.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

CONGRESSIONAL REroRTrSG.-If the reporter
Of the Congressional debates for the Associated
Press desires to have people in this part of the
country understand what is going on in Con.
grcss, be must try not to make such hodge
podgc Of the debates as he has done with the
alteration between the Tennessee Senator's on
Tuesday last. 1t is quite impossible to make
out what happened, or what the Senators said
from the confused and unsatisfactory account
given by the reporter. The idea of reporting
the debates succinctly rests upon the belief tina,
the spirit and point Of them may be preserved.
though their substance is curtailed; but If the
late reports Of the Associated Press reporter
can be considered as illustrating the system the
sooner il is abandoned the better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

A QUEER DEMOCRATIC ORGAN.-The Rich
mond Enquirer ia o very queer democratic
organ II says the Kansas question il not a
party test. What is it, them Has the Enquirer
any particular friend over whose Kansas aberra
tions il is necessary to spread a wet blanket! II
IL true that, as a Southern issue, the Leoompton
constitution Is mere abstraction, and practi-
cslly amounts to nothing; and yet II has be-
come question Of vital Importance to the
democratic party-and how From the simple
fact that it has been seized upon by Walker,
Douglas, Wise, and other ambitious, restless
and impatient democratic politicians, as their
lever with which to overturn and break down
the administration.
In Gen. Jackson's time. the dismissal Of his
first Cabinet, and the appointment of n new
one, under ordinary circumstances would have
been n trifing affair; but as the proceeding in
volvcd the submission Of Old Hickory to knot
Of schcming politicians, or the defeat of those
politicians, the result involved was of the very
highest moment. Old Hickory triumphed, and
that triumph was the real beginning Of his
powerful and wonderfully successful career, az
Tue uDuirPutu hc"u anu lront Oi tne
democratic party. So, in this case
the abstraction Of slavery in Kansas IL
nothing; but the triumph or defeat of
the administration is everything. We are
confident too, that Old Buck, like Old Hickory,
will come off with flying colors, and that the
browning result will be the most powerful re-
union of the democracy since the palmy days
Of Gen. jackson. Within six months Mr..
Douglas, Mr.. Walker, Gov. Wise and their in
tractable democratic associates will fluid them
selves in a position as powerless for mischief
as we're Mr.. Calhoun and his disatfected con-
federatts after their crushing defeat by Old
Hickory.
With this information we trust that the Rich
mond Enquirer will be able to perceive that the
Lecompton constitution is party test, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

THE DECLINE AND FALL or Col FoRSEY.-
Col Forncy's Prs, in these days is full of rig
msrole, without beginning middle or ending.
Lexington" Bunker HILL" "true patriots. .
God and right (the Mcxicans have 1t God
and liberty'), ''live thunder" clone peaks
kansas drama" enormous excitement"
american colonies" ""democratic flag" and
all the twsddle and trash that can be raked up
from the political gutter, meander through his
dull columns from day to day Poor Forney I
lie has taken leap in the dark, and he is lost.
Kansas will be admitted under the Lecompton
constitution, and Forney and all it, democratic
opposers will be sent to Coventry. Poor
Forney!