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man being assured that the sun never rose in the
8est said that it was very strange, as be had cousin
q towa who was always writing how was it pleasant
2 that district. he concluded it must be all moon.
shine.
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A friend just returned from Iowa says they have
such huge longnosed hogs in portions OF that State
that the settlers employ them TO pillow the fields. He
says they bury oon.cob at side Of the field and
place the hog at the other side. The porker imme
diotely digs his snout into the rich soil and turns
furrow equal to that Of the best pillow right up to the
cob, Some settlers that if stump should be in
the way OF the fur0w the hog splits it open with its
snout rs il it clod of earth but that he IS not
disposed to vouch for. Great country out Vest.
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0n grave'stone in a Southern burial ground is
&Retolewing very popular inscriptions
AZ 4 N1 noH2 50 Fon NUT be;
Prepare 10 die, and follow ms :,
10 which some cautious individual reyerentIv nd.
4ed. in pencil mark
TO follow yau FL MOI consent
LAAl Know which 4ay ron want
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a LAWYERS SToRY.-Tom strikes Dick over tie
shoulders with rattan as big as your little finger
lawyer in his Indictment, would tell you the story
as follows: "And that whereas the said Thomas at
the said place, on the year and day aforesaid, in and
upon the body Of the said Richard against the people
OF the State Of Pennsylvania and Their dignity, did
make most violent assault, and inflicted a great
many ana divers blows, kicks, cuffs, thumps bumps
eontasions gashes, hurts Wounds damages and in.
iures, in and upon the head, neck, breast stomach
hips knees, shins and heels of SAID Richard with d
yers sticks canes poles, clubs, logs of Wood stones
bl1nderbusses aud boarding.pikes, then and there
held in the hands, fists, claws, and clutches OF him.
the said Thomas
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GPECIFIUA TIONS for the Contract for the
- construction Of foot pas,ugeway -four feet wide to
These foot passageways shall be constructed in
it e lines and nights 10 be given by the City Surveyor in
Yellow pine posts by inches square shall be driven at
least eight feet Ato the solid ground at distances eghway
to the levels be given by the City Surveyor and shall
strongly fastened 70 each Of said posts WITH du nails * Of an
inch square by Il inches long The panks for the flooring
three inches thick not less than eighteen feet long they
shall be strongly nailed each Of the caps with inch pressed
ton over the caps.
All the materials shall be the best quality and shall be
furnished by the contractor, well MS the labor.
The work shah be performed the entire satisfaction Of the
Cilg Surveyor, otherwise it shal be rejected.
The contractor h be bound begin the work in days
Council 10 complete the same sixty days after under
penalty Of ten dollars Der ay for each and every qy thereafter
the same Is not completed,
Security Of $1,000 shall required to guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payment in cash the completion Of the and accept
well understood that i'll OF failure by the contractor
e begin finish he work Or any part thereof within the period
which the work is being executed the Council
default as required by article 1905 the Civil Code and without
applying to court OF Justice annu the same and without In
ha ~ any TING abandon TIE work or not finish and complete
the same In conformity with his contract the said contractor
done by him the date Of the abandonment and that the city
shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability therefor
the his shall be held and bound in
sodo pay unto the city all loss or difference between the
the work and The price at which it be adudcaed
Bids to BE- per running foot for the whole work complete
New Orleans, October rs 1855. -
ISignedl LOUIS Il. PILE City Surveyor.
approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council,
sgg gd B 4 yENINS I4I!2;, 2cAarmen.
Registered October %, 1858.
OBS 1T Clerk Of Comptroller
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I No. 4l5a l

Whereas under resolution No 1859 oiu committees on
Finance Streets and Landings approved rejected
suudry conaCa per report OF 18th October lS5SaHd paid
divers bills which upon animation be correct
therefore,
Rss0lud That the Common Council hereby approves and
sanctions the pursued by said joint committees durin
the adjournment the Council.
LSignedl CEAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
LSignedl j. o. NIXON.
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved October 90, 1858.
[Sgned GERARD STITH, Mayor nj
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I No. 4IGO. !

Resos That the of the Secretary Of the Standing
Committees and that Of Secretary Of the Committee
and Landings beHu the hereby fixed hundred
and fifty doars-S5O-psrm month each that the same be
placed the monthly pay roll of city officers list
July, 1858
LSignedl CHAS. II WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
LSiguedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of AIdermeu.
Approved October %, 1858.
ISgued GERARD STITH, Mavbr nj
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Notice hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, 10th OF No.
yember next will pdIudicae at my Office, /! o'clock NJ
the above contract
LIT 4. THEARD Cnrint
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10 ORLEANS 9aiIp 6resttnt,
Lines,


Lines.
5spslpnsED UPON 4 BEAUTIFUL DAY IN AUTUMN.
~ RAeL Il. HAYSE.
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GTOO Reward.

PISS bar, ss ssuulne North Carolina, for saIe BY
sazs ~. PIREsWoRfH 4 90. :
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!. 3 :; J. p - 3

A TFoRNkTs AT LAW Hemphis, TeuSessee. O-1oes
n second street. Bylhe BuHdings Northeast eoI1sI O.
fi-urf Souare tu1-QlF
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". &. ATHEGFDzEs
CtOUEsELOR AT Law, and Resi RstEte Ascent, Nepo'
Y = leon, Ark
Refer 70 A. wright Use, ard Col. p g 'zsne5 zeEl
phis Judge T. L CsTHtherai Supreme Courts = y
Eastman. Esq EsshTies Asior O. 4 HenrgB Lar =
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COMMANDMENTS House.

FINHE nndersgned oald respectfully announces fsea,
Il % III pubilc trat h has lsasel the well Itfss
kn0wn stru-ture formerly the Comm-ndsnps 4iIt
HOase, 10 the Nay Yard. and will O7en Il a MA
Hotel for he somnoiati Of bcarders and transient
visitors. on ihs iST DAY OF APRIL The building Is
most ID FantsEeouiy located for the purpose (brg IN
The -oe ate vicinity OF the depot Of the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad ans commanding a hne view Of the
river and city IN every direction.
The large and dnely veniiiiatd rooms been thor
oughy renovated and refurnishe In costly st le with
every canvenience ard comfort OF home suit q
apartments hsve beea tted expressly for the
modzti0n Of fami i and the Proprietor take pleasure
in sttting that Sns. JANE P. PITTMAN lady well
known IN this city will b. associated with him the
gener, perntcndedoe q the establishment afrdi nE
a guaranty that t@e house IN all its appointments
viii be conducted in style surpassed By none.
The Proprieor s fully confident that when the advsn-
ageS o; the House kIowu, II wi receive LIBERAL
patrlnage-on his part pronisi that nothing shall be
left nnd ne 70 render their agreeable
mr-im J. MARSHALL WpODY ARD.
DIPEs-5 bar ss ssuuine North csrolna, for sale BY
] EuzS n y. PAREHWORTH 4 co.
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$4,000 and $4,000
FEAsE .HRTN.

A GENERAL assortment OF Drugs. CT fsmicsls. Paints,
n Oils. window Glass, Glassware Garden SEEDS sc.
for sale By the undersigned either by retail
81 the lowest cash prices +. S LANPHIER,
marl6-tf Z Pcni ~ street
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NOTHCE

n2 J. n SLEDGE has retHrnei from New Y0rE
u after ss-enoe % nine months aud has efectec
sonis astoundit cures tbat city &c has taken
on Eo 81 Noaroa street. between Main aud SeconJ
sur sts. win the prs1cs % Heiicine wher
h has fer sae c-le1ratsi C1moo1nds calls At
teaaea D. cay uf<ht A. he iuteuds lo-sti1g perA
nently 10 Merrdis and fron tie great Success be hs
had II TIE tresiet the various dfsezss, Re think
Be shqlld have liberal par0nzg from the citizens o
Hsn1hiz faus-diy
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DocToRs.-M Montague, who is great upon
doctors, used to beseech his friends that if be
fell IN they would let him get a little stronger
before sending for the doctor Louis XIV,
who was a slave TO his physicians, asked his
friend Moliere what be did for his doctor.
90 oh, sirs, ;" said he, when am i'll | send for
him. He comes, we have chat and enjoy
ourselves. He preseribes. don't take it.
and am curei ~
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DAILY APPEAL:
FRIDAY MOANING, 80. .aPRIL % i85s.
OF hon. HORACE MAYNARD

IL THE UNITED sTATEs HOUSE, OF REPRRsENrA-
TIvEs, MARCH sOFB, Isss, IN Favor OF TBE
ADMISSION OF KANSAS WITH THE LECONFTON
CONSTITUTION.
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WILL 6e given for the errest nd delivery q ms0S
w Of q eoy namet IEH. Sail bsy Is neary -
White, about thirty three o. age, I've fst q
eight inches 10 height and carries bis head 70 M
sde al the time HAD when be oii vi ite fur
hat; other articles Of cothing urt rtIDeab-rsd.
ap1-dawim r. Ra1WN. -anhis. Tenn
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VVprFype I'm

TroHTOPhTHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
sh C. lascrEn the eiliLsns 0f AernI his snd its Vi
efr.ts thaf las located himself et the southe1s'
csrue- of Ezsoa snI Sound streetH.
on hours ua-le o'cock IA ne morning, between y
.rd Al NOT e d b-tweeE and in the evening.
RrtEf.ys.E .Es--T ldre Sha kees Gov BfuvR, Of Mss.
N-s7o. l,tcb,n Ksg Of Charleston, S G. Drs Hefini
4 Tupe Of Phiis ephis and Dr.. Caspari, q Louisville
aects CIV
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New Treatment.

An instrument for The cure 0f genital Debritv O
Nocturnal Emissions more properly known as senins
Heakneas, &C Can D. permancutly cEred IN from n
teen 70 tEeaty days By the o. this ms ruuent he
used conlolutly with mc-lic.nes
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- bear those lIlE We have
Than az 10 Of hers that We knnrE not nf :
IHsre the hammer fell

CANDOR AND CoURTEsY.-When Mrs Porter
was about to marry Dr. Jackson. she told him,
with the greatest frankness, that she had once
an uncle who was hanged. The doctor, with
equal candOr and courtesy, replied that it was
perfectly immsterial to him; for thoGgh be
had no uncle hanged, many OF bis relatives de-
seTpsd haagiag.
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JAMES MOORE.

A TTORNRT AT Law HeulphlN, Tenn Reserenocs
81 Hessrs. ward 4 Jones, Philips 4 Whit, Lamb.
Young q Co. Mechanism, Trousdsle a Dfl, Hlion &
Putnam Eues Oven. Bzq-, n. avery, Esq.. Memphis.
One ID stairs at the corner Of Main and Madison
streets docr the Gsyoso Savings Institutian
a-4--df-
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A TrORNET AT Law, Austia Tanios county, Hiss-
~ viii attend the pam mt o. tEzes resumption q
land eithe- farfecl - f8r and vii promptly
attend the examination Of land ttes IN TIE counties
sf Tunics CoabomA Bolivar and Washington
ians-aaNsn
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4 TTOREEYs AT Law. Ohloes No 2Es aain street
a over Bsns-nis Husic Sore, Memphis, Teuu., and
Herrando Dssoto county, Mss. VIII attend prouptly
70 all collections and business entrusted % them IN west
Ttuucssae End E0rth Mississippi
RrPER To--Truitt Bro. s. O. Phiisdelphis; Cronln,
HurxfhzI d s.zrs. water Hteinelns =. 2; " 3.
Huler Jeuss, BroEn s Ce-s " J. webb Co.. Mem
rms epis-qtWly
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YOung America.

q TIE subscriber would re- eE&1Vr..
- spsc fully inform his friends jLSAS
49, bsnd the tsveiling pulLc that his u kSI
CLASS RESTAURANT and HOTEL GARHI
on Adams street marry opposite the Worhsm House 4.
nov pen where bis frinds and viii Be fur
nshsd with kiRds OF Game and deeaeies Of q Sea
son a. vel ~ the choicest brands OF Wines. Chserg
Ing all compstitlon be solicits liberal shars tht
pnbIc nstronaEl. TapI-lvl IOSEPH rEUFEL
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g. FATNE--. n. UETHA
PAYNE q NIX.
SCOTT & DIXON.

A rTORHETS AT Law AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
~ CEHT, mptis Tenn, VIII prs tice their profes
lon IN the Courts held in TIE otyof Memphis and h
6uprene ana Fsier.l CoaTtE 81 JEck=0n Propi Htten
tiqu gi ali Claims for oocctsn eztrusted q
them one l-st door 70 the lei, up stsirsl in th
WEIfer BlacF Nsfu street fans-tf
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READ THE FOLLOWING
AND RE cOMuTNrrn


AND BE CONVINCED.
FT1HE time has at last arrived when al persons aced
Il With any Of the following comp laints, wiu use
DR. sLEDGE's CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS.
Chis Fever and Asgs, Dyspepsia, Jaundcs Liver Com
Piaints Nervous Headache, aud General Debility,
are cured BY the use Of
Dr. sLEEGE's NERyOUs TONIC.
Colds, Coughs, Group, Induenza, Bronchitis. ASTHMA
splitting Blood, and iusipiCnt CJnsumptiOn. are
cured by the Use 0f
DR. sLEDGE's EOARHOUND PECrORAL-
Oiarrhsa ssntsry, Bloody Fiux. Caolara Morsus and
ali affections % the Bowels, are cured By
the use Of
DR. sLEDGE s CHOLERA S DIARRzEA sYRrP.
FOR children, when teeth.ng, Is this emedy par.icu-
larry adsptei-
PRICEs-Nervous Tonic 81 and 81 per bottle H,,~
houad and Pect0ra 81 per bottle six bottles FOR IS
Diar hea syrup 81 per bottle, or Elk bottles for S.
RE THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
MEMPHIS, 7 IN February 90, Isss.
DR. J. n. SLEDGE-Dsar SIR have been tsssn-.
for some dtys your Tome Bitters and tske pisssn- m
saying that nothing have ever taken has bneatfsd me-
80 mach 10 shsrt time as it has. There was gen
srsl debility and prostraton Of ny Ehoe system hc,d
acne nearly al the time and Constant aatnIencv -
sometime after eating, with coiness uiy Inbs uss5
reueses that thought good but without snv sB-IsI
benefit determined TO try ycur Tonic Bittsrs sud ir
day two after EsBg them began Improve aud 9nd
that an greatly o=nedttei By @. commend them 70
best t0nies in use for debility and Eenersl prest
ton Of the system Respecfuy. ysur o6sent servspf
oAAL A HOLMES.
REsAcA Gs Nav Il. fss7
MEssRs- J. n SLEpGE b Co, MEMPHIS Trxr
Gents: You VII please send 10 Rrsca Deuot "a
tEenty-f0ur bottles Of the Nervous Tonic for ne er ~
Chills and Fever We have sid ali you sent "a ifn ~.
exception OF bottle It tales nne In ms n,rt .pS
seems % hSve the desired efct. Tlcase forward as
early As convenient Tcurs5 res pectfuIly
&JEILL.
BURSsvILLEs Mss. September 9. 1857
DR. J. NJ SLEDGE-Dear SiT Z have f9uud vopr
Nervous Tonic 70 be beneficial FIR TIE cure o. Cis ans
Fever You VIII please send ne dozen bottle as soon
as you can Yours, vety EespecffuTy
JONATHAN HcWAsTER.
SHILOH. GIBsOS Co, Tenn. Sept ,, 1857
Dr. J. n. SLEDGE: Encicfei hand you . receipt
for two and half dozen bottles Darrhea syrup which
came 70 hand in due zine, end have sold enc and
half dozen Of them As far know 10 has given en-
tire satisfaction. We have sold an The Nervous T5nir
and Hoarhound Pectorsl LEFT fth rs By your agent We
presume sell tEoor three dEeu botCes % each
Il Il is convenient for you 10 nd thcns b rs
Yours, truly, J. c. GILLESPIE 3 SON.
MASON DEPOT. n. x q r r., SEPT T. 1857.
On. 8LEDGE We have sold al 81 Nervcus Tcric
left - your agent Those that have uzed 10 are much
pleased win It. We have hsd cas for &c since
We have been oct. You VIII please sesd one dozen
4 7. sRoADNAx Z son.
All o. ths above FOR ior sale b drrggilis sad
erchanfs throughout the country Agents. snd others
wishing supply, urss address
ari7-da Sole Prcpristors, Hs1pais, Esns.
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ON s.. Francis river 10 MES afovs the -
" mouth, In philips county. Ark mss. Tbs
tract ccnfsiue aoort i933 scrss-ne third IL cri
tigzt azsih god -1proVsrsr,s. Fcr u1-ttfu -
lars sRsy % IsseaStil r. oEks.
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N0TICE

Jnz. ssUgpEzS' odos 81. < Gs1ss Co.'S Brrs
IL stors, pssr ths psi oGoe rsrt-s
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= - . =. -
DIXON 4 HELM.


A TroRNETs AT Law. EsrHphls, Tonaessee. Onos
EfVer ssnk fanl2-df
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
northern TPFNR,

GTAGES lsNvs Gaines L1ndinE CEississippi rirsrl
- Daily a. A n, passing throagh the fourishiuE
city Of Camden % Washiugton, Ark through n 81
hours. BELDING 4 STONE, Agents.
-p3-lty Gaines LandinE.
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GAYONO HOUSE.

rTHHE undersigned ha the pelsnrn 70 announce that
the new and spacious Hotel is ready TO- the re
cspt0n n trsv- -ers he vi Be pl-ased 10 Old
ieuds and customers beevug that be can enter
tain thea IN a style EQUAL to any In the Unisn-
feb74 d. COGKRELL
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE

MANUFACTORY.
n KELLY EnElf respectfully inform bis friends and
IJs the public generally that he anufacturts daily
st bis stand, dne ant large OF everythina
his line which be VIII sell iow they b. bought
anywhere else and warranted 70 give general satisac
uon. Give him esn, yOu can get them good and
fresh At D. KBLLT'S,
srra-tvd No. q Hawsrd5a Row. MeEnnhis. zen.
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DR.. &. L. LASKY,
Physician, SHrgeOH and AecOHcheF
Washington Street, between Esin and Second,

N56hinEtc1 ctrtets DetNecl y tiu hll occonl5
EBEPBIs, TENN.
ofsee hours from ] 10 O'Clock. A NJ tad nom 70
o'clocE p. n.
FTFHAEEFUL for the kind patronage heretofore eE-
ten5et 70 ne. take pleasure 70 inform my custom.
ers and the puhlc In general that u k not my inlentoI
70 leave this cy . has been reported and that an
ever ready attend 70 al % internal and exters
DISEASES sRd that arr pared 70 undertake the most
ut operations and soo0uchncHts and thst do n9
pc o.ionssi any FreParaIon Of meTcuy disessa
Whstevur.
ss-et disezses are Cured IN ny own nsthod 10 such
manner s interfere With the business q the pa
tieut and that % not usa any msrcgTy IN TIE treat
u1eut of the sane
For TIE following Rheumatisn, A-thritis Neuralgia
Eervons Hendsche and To1harhs Paralysis Dyspepsia
Tuudity on TIE Liver Spinal Curv1ture and weakness
Uterine Diseases Bpp-, Tenor Albus OF Ehite Swell
fur Deafness zeIl al desseA0i The E=e sni Ear
Arep3rrhosa Oho-osls Steriitg, Spernatorrhoes &c.
ke or sny disease that require an entire regulation
the fuid and narTors system use the HsgnetoB ectr
trsatment which universally known for It's practice
bility
Aftsr p-scaos Of ten yesrs Is StGd Physician an
Dirsotor q several hospitals IL Ge-msny. and elgh
years V-.c:ics n the United otstes rutation a.
pbr=icfsn Su-reon and Acooucher is sucently estsb
SSrls-sswIv DR. T. ASK.
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UKELY YOVNG NECROES
a Good Chance for a Barter
rDrahN
Nb09ane Of Fia.gp1. /.

WILL trade tive LOTS improved, on osusey street
for Staple Goss or Eesroes For PARTICULARS sP-
DIV 70 D. g HUMPHREY, Agent,
On the corner OF fCausey st. and BrOEl's Avenue
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baltimore and Ohio
52B
- d = = - =. a -

r A / l. r o A ID
TT,HTs Ro.s runs nom Wheeling to Baltimore. CS7s
miies and to washington. 400 mies) and presents
the fullest atvantsges both freight and passenger
line Il runs through wild and romantic rg0ns % the
AI-ghsnes; and being soidy oonstruetsd completely
eqzpped and carefully managed u one Of the most At
trscve and safest kArosds n the Unltea States The
Central Ohio RsToad, from Columbus md Lenesviet g
Wheeiing untes this rOsd win al portions of the Wesf
and Southwest.
TIE ONLY THROUsH TICKETS PROM MEMPHIS,
LOUISVILLE snd ST. LOWS 70 the NATIOSAL Ne
TRoPoIIs sold By this road, which direct ts
W.shngton without the delay Of passing through Bati
- n ii - ~ oniv line bv which hagrsgs ca1 b
checked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
E7-By the MAIL ROUTE nom Memphis, take the nal
steamers running daily for LOuisvie, osnnecting there
with mail steamers Jeersonvie Rairoad for Oincin
ns where they arrive % connect with the cars Of
itb Central Ohio Railroad through Newark and lanes
vile 70 Wheelng By the express train Of this routs
the time 0m oncnnati to Baltimore and 70 Washington
Bs surs to ask for tests By the Baltimore and Ohio
Rsilroad Route.
s-p-Pzssengers srom Memphis soinz East thrsa=h s.
Louis can buy Tsrough Tcsts By tbs Baltimore and Ohio
Railrosd This lays thr0ugh Vinounes Terra Hauta
Indianapolis, etc, 10 Whoeng, the Ohio and
Mississippi and oonnnectng Roads. These connections
ara all direct and the time from ST. Louis TO Baltimore
Or Washngton Is but about - hours Throuzh Tckeis
oy this route may oe hAa Or ne Agent under the Plan
t House, st the following rates: Prom st. Louis q
Baltimore cas- 70 Washington SIS.
Al Thoelns TIE takes the superior cars Of
ha Baltimora and Ohio Railroad which three times
daily for Baltimore Washington, Philadephia and New
Tofk. Through In t6 n hours includng stoppaEes
Fur safety, speed regularity beauty OF he oountry and
sner comfort this rad s second % the Union
FREIGHTS- = This company possesses ne iarTest
equipment Of any Rairoad IN the United States and Is
prepared 70 do Immense business IN transportafion
he road makes immediate connection the wharves sud
IN the streets Of Baltimore with the Railroad to Phiade
phia and New York steamers sf Ericsson and BALTII
MORE SrEAMsHEP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 New
York and BY Merchants and Miners Line 70 Boston,
steamers 70 Norfolk, Chsueston, Savannah, &C. FoT
psrticulsrs freight tsT copies o which nay had
Of the Forwarding Houses In the west J. B. FsRp,
Receiving and F0rWErdirg Agent 81 wheeling.
WM S. WOODSInI,
Master q Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, SLOWING the hclders % stop ai
aEy point and resume their at pleasure may b
purchssed at the Coupa1y's Once. No. To- Jeferson
a,o-S 1asf n Commercial Hofe1 Heuuhia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-04-23
Surgerp anG 9rntristrp.
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WOrshanl House.

~ UESHHEth EtUUSCs
II INdE subscriber wsuld ptctfnly Inform his ..z
IL frisn1s and ths tr-veilng pusc, that he EsfIssi
has Of heavy outlay built and furnished thia Gii
house In a neat and ndsOme style ana kA@.A
the pablo it shall be Kept nrst-csss hytsi Feeling
grateful Tor the very liberal patronage extended TO him
viii enieavor 70 m nit oontinuancs Of The sane.
The charge for transient b0ardes from and after the
ars. OF March next, viii te So 90 PER day.
J. J WORSHAH, PropIietor,
api5-.f 3. n WORsHAM, Assistant.