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SCOTT A. DIXON

"A II0AkE1S AT Law AND 50hiCffaoEfN CHAN
n c4aT, hruphls- Tenn, viii prsaioe their profess
NJ. in al the Courts led the ty Memphis and ae
supreme s,d Rede courtsss Jackson. Prompt stten-
ton VII se gtvSa cas collection entrusted to
them Onos y Ee- Bank Building. corner % Hain and
Astson sire dts River bank Entrsn-e o1 Madison
f.rsE-
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
GFFtoE ssuth side Cozrt STREET arst doof west cf
W Main, up stairs VIII pracfios In AL TIE Courts o.
Memphis, the Blsveufh Circuit s1d The suprtme sDd
Fedsal Courts st Jsofson. Prompt attention given to
she co=ct0n Of claims N west Tennessee and North
Aissssstppi- Iuu2-dswem
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.


OE and after WEDNESDAY, February ., 1857, the
~ Trains on this road VIII run as follows, SundAys
excepted J
me Mail and Passenger Train win leave PsnoA daily At
I A. NJ and arrive at Memphis at 10 A M
Returning leaves Memphis Al p M and arrives 81
ne F--iEht and AccommOdation Train leaves Memphis
daily at $40 A. NJ. and arrives at Psnola al IL A. n
Refurnlng, leaves PsnOia 1t - A NJ, and arrives Al
Memphis at p. n.
hours IN Memphis and return on the same day.
PASSENGER Train makes direct connection At Memphis
With the Memphis and Charleston hshrosd going hAst
ans the Memphis and Ohio Railroad going Nerth.
The FREIGHT and Accommodation runs IN connection
with Stages and from the foswing places: OskiAnd
Preston and -srenaaa, there making connection with
Stages throuA Carrocn and LexlnEton thence % the
northern termn Of the Mississippi Central Railroad for
Canton. Jackson and New Orleans
rhrouEh Tcksts for Greaada eHa be obtained at tha
Memphis Depot
This much shortest route and pAsseagers lesv-
ing Memphis morning train arrive at Grenada De
same evening having daylight the whole way.
NV. NEWELL
f.,zfff General Suuerfntendeni.
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WIN. n. ARECK

Q. ~ TEKSER--.JNo- C. FARafscToE---o TEkoEh.
Yefger. Harrington & Yerger,
ATTORNEYS At Law, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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DR. ORvTLLE n. EARLY

HAVING located permanently in Memphis offers his
II professional services its tzens and persons In
che sarrouldng oouatry. Special attention viii be girn
20 0bstetrioa and AL diseases Of women and cA
aren-
s Resfsenos On the curnsr Of Fernando street and
Brosn's Avenue Onoe, 2s Madison street ny2 iy
J. KNOX wALkER.--.-......-....w.L l. M'ccEEIco.
vTTALTKR d g'COENIOo, Lavyers Memphis. Ten
w nessee. Oncs No. p south side Court Square.
apis
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4rofrsslonaI dar6s.
NEW Law pkRTxPRSHIP

NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP.
TE7H- r. FOLK, and euith p. Barkhesd having
w fornd psrtnerssip, xsH hereafter Prsetics Law
= toEether IN ths city - Memphis o0vI-1y
l. e.fLou1s0F...-..----.-.. ...-y- P TARRELLY.
EL0UREoF g. EARRELLT,
A TfoREAIs At Law Memphis Tennessee. once
~ secoo1 street. Bythe building, Northeast corner Of
Court ssure- ,u8-efs
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Transportation.

For Baltimore, Warrington, New
York. Philadelphia, sc.
piracf Thrnuzh Lima for the East
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L0vEJOY & HARPER.

DREETTss Bolivar COz7ty, Htsslssppi, General Land
II Agent for Arkansas sr1 Mississippi
REFERENcEs.-Gov. h 3 f0ste, Memphis; Brooke
d sn@des vlcktbzrg- Gp71-dem
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A TToREEY At Aw, Ansiia Tunica county, Miss,
n win attend 10 tue payment Of taxes redemption Of
nc etbe- for cite or sole for aud VIII promptly
sr<1d 70 the Of lane titles n tne counties
Il Tuaioa Oosruns Bolivar and Tsshingtoa-
jsns-dsvsm .
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q. pAYHE H. UNTHAnks
PAYNE q UNTHANKs
ATTORAETS At LAW.
oFFIcs-Ea. e SOUTH SIDE OF COURT souARE.
iszzl - MEMPHIS, TENN.
ss1 = DR.. IF. PEXf0N. W q
0FFrCE Of Jefferson aud Second streets,
q " d rurpszss Bsiifns 1sn2s-ly
- NOTICE. Hf
~ Dz T. eLEDes has reternsd from View Tork,
- xfter Of months, and has elected
SONS sstoandiBs crrss n that city He has taken an
enc Al Ho1ree street, between Main and Second
ss-,-s an viii rss1ms practice Medicine, vhsrs
he has osiebrstsd componnds An calls At
t<ader night A ne ntenas locHing persa-
nsztly NsBrhis e1d from ne great success ne has
hnf ne the various diseases, BE thinks
be shonld LIBERAL pstron2gs from the etaens Of
Heupkis y.1o-1-y
- : DR. TH0ss TATE.
aFFEEs fls ssrvioes g ne et1ens Of hsmpnis 81
vfcinty. once OF corner Of Second ana nsshms-
to1 ssrsess- u l----y
r1Is< n sTEEIE-.E. T. noReAN--EH d. sILELL'
ecrinrtsn, Tenn Henphiss 1cnn he1p1is' 1snn.
STEELE. MORGAN q STEELE,
are rronxxxs ArD ccUEsELoRs AT Law, KEN
vtfs Isn- vii r-srfice N corrts o. We. -
- rSssss -oaes Hrn ST. "a wslker,s baoek 10 - -
foof specz stteuticS 5rtd . tbs e>leson o. oi.'s
- n. D. WELCH,
115kEET At Law yssksez. 1s11- At ssskees'
s ss<ss.se Z u ss's rpspty STRESSES y
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A TORNBYS AT Law, Charl st0a Miss. yin prao-
"a tre IN the fologiug Counties Of Nrrth Mississippi
T1lnkntchie, Paooa, YsloouE5a- Carroll, Sunn0ver;
the Foerki Court II Pontotoe and the Supreme Oo1rt
at Jsckson Prompt attention VIII be paid 70 the Csilec
tlon sf Cls.ms placed In their hands.
RETEREEcEs = Watssa, Graft Benton, Holly
sprinszs Eissi v. 2. stesrns ozf0ud, Mss q.
risber 1setsoa, Mss; Estt, Eobls hooiey, I. Or
fesns. La ap1s-eu
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JOHN HALLUM.

THEeD0HE q. CONEs
A 1T0REET AZ Law, Memphis rem Oncs On
n Main street IN ereensvs Building, bStveen Unio1
and Gsyseo etree1E uoxS-c1v
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DR. CREfGHTON's

WILLIAM KENNEDY, Jr.,
TT0RNKT AT LkE-0nce GsyosO Sank Bufld-
~ ing, Msdisea street, Memphis, Te1n. myl9-Iy
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-10

The gature is equal to 80 cents, and the cendee to
about 10 inches. Should the ports of CochinChina
again be opened to foreign trade this measurement
moderate import and export duties be substituted.
It may be that the answer of tn Duk to the COM
mander Of the French corvette may cause transfer
to the waters of Cochin China of of the French
menofwar at Canton, and that the arrest of the
Spanish ecclesiastic may become the means of open
ing CochinChina to civilization and commerce.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

case the further dispatches from the commander Of
the corvette will be watched with interest this side
Of the Atlantic well in France.
In l849 British merchant ship driven into
one of the harbors of Cochin-China by stress of
weather, and the authorities not only permitted her
to be repaired, but treated the officers and crew
with great hospitality; and at later period, in 1852
French frigate, ia Capricieuse, visited several
of the excellent harbors with which the coast is so
well provided. Supplies OF provisions were fur
nished but the officers with stiff formality and
cold reserve at the hands of the Mandarins.
All trade is confined to Chinese unks and boats be-
longing to the natives who risk the penalties of the
government aud the dangers of the to dispose
of their produce at Singapore, and obtain in return
articles of foreign commerce which in great de-
mand among the Cochin Chinese. The smallness of
these boats and the necessarily deenceless condition
of their crews render them an easy prey to the p
rates who nfest the Chinese seas and many Of them
heard of after leaving their native shores
In 1883 81 their trade was reduced, it is believed
by pilage at sea, to little than onc-third the
amount of the previous year, the value Of their i'm
ports being only $l06 300 instead of 1921 1905 the
amount in 1929 The average number Of junks
and boats arriving annually at Singapore is not less
than eighteen sail OF 1870 TONS
The fo tabular statement exhibits The value of the trade BE-
fceen Cochin China and Singapore during The years dgnaed
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The article from the London Times on the
subject of supply of labor for the West In
dies, which we reproduce this morning, will
arrest the attention of the reader. We publish
it for the purpose merely of showing the direc-
ton public sentiment in England is taking
this question II is the practice Of the Times to
follow rather than to lead public opinion and for this
reason we compelled to accept its line of argu
mcnt as the generally received among the people
of England.
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/. ExrRAoRpINARY YIELD OF CORN

In presenting the following communication, we dc
sire TO say only that have received the most sat
isfactory assurances of the entire reliability OF the
statement made therein
WAsnISoros, d. c., January g. 1883
10 he Editor Of the Union;
DEAR The crops OF corn exhibited for premiums
this year at agricultural fair in Pettis county, Mis-
souri, remarkable for their yield that deem 1t
dus to my county, to my State, and to the country to
give them reported by the judgea appointed by the a.
ISOLATION to ascertain the quantity and award the pre-
mus The crops entered for competition were those Of
Samuel b. Scott and Geo. s. Priest on Heath creek,
and VIM. Gentry, Muddy creek, in said county The
products Of the several crops reported by the judges
and upon which the award made are as follows
Samuel B. SCOTS crop yield per acre 2ai bushels
Geo. g. Priests a. -------looa
VIM. Gentrys a. -------l35
The all drilled, in rows three feet apart and
raised on upland prairie lands This is but specimen of
thousands of of land have in the same county
as vet unsettled and uncultvaed to which we invite
the attention of the intelligent and eneprsing farmers of
every State in the Union assuring all such who may
deem wsest and best cast their lots with that they
will meet with hearty welcomes healthy and happy
home. Very respectfully,
JOHN s. JONES.
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J LITERARY NOTICE.
The North american Reciac Published at Boston, New
York, and London


York, and London.
The January number of the North American Review
has been received This able quarterly devoted prnc
pally to literature, has survived all those publications
which have been brought into existence for partisan pur
poses 1t is well and favorably known to the literary
world Suboned is the table of contents of the present
number
The Public Economy of Athens The Profession OF
Schoolmaster Reformatory Institutions at Home and
Abroad Venice Ireland, Past and Present Anatomi-
cal Architecture The Financial Crisis Jerusalem Con-
temporary French Literature Levels History of Philos
ophy; Critical Notices. etc
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. 10, 1857.

A1-Ar Of Philadelphia travelling
agent by DKaxso HAxnr7
W. wmxv nuxmso, A. EvASs, r. g. JAx~ A~xas, p.
A. nAym, r. Rossxps.
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The oory tabular statement exhibits the caus Of the trade BE-
Cochin China and Singapore during the years designated

Foreign vessels, when they were permitted to
trade in Cochin-China, paid measurement duties
10 Tho foil
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT pITTsBuRG


convention Of the democrats of Pittsbnrg was
held on the I'd instant to nominate candidate tor
the State assembly TO fill vacancy from Allegheny
county, when Captain David Campbell was chosen
president. James Salisbury, esq, upon the second
ballot, selected as the candidate The following
resolutions reported from the committee on
resolutions, and unanimously adopted
Resolved That the administration Of President Buchan-
am has, far met the highest expectations of the de-
nocracy Of Allegheny county confidently rely upon
his character experience and integrity which led us to
victory in 1885, for honest and faithful admins
tration national affairs and for fair and an i'm
partial settlement of all public questions intrstcd to his
care
Reoccd, That the election of VIM. +. Packer to the
gubernatoral chair of Pennsylvania was signal and
triumphant condemnation of sectional anaticism, repre-
sented by his opponent and entertain the sanguine
hope that his administration will be distinguished for
wisdom and economy worthy of the purest days Of our
Commonwealth.
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Great Salt Lake City ia laid out magnificent scale
1t is four miles In length by three in breadth the streets
running Mt right angles, and l32 feet wide, with sde
walks 20 feet In width Each building contains An acre
and quarter Of land and stream of pure water run
ming through the city is made, by ingenious plan TO
flow on each side of every street and TO rgte every lot
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NAVIGATION AND TRADE THE RIVER VoIGA--A Ger
paper says the quantity Of merchandise annually car
red on the voga is nearly large that the Msss
sipp The navigation of the river IL also increasing
rapidly. Steam navigation companies are forming
Hitherto the majority of the steamers used have been
built abroad but many being constructed IN Rus
STA The number Of arrivals at Rybinsk, the principal
port the volga, from the of the season
10 the 18th of August last 3,037 and the total
number including those which went further up the river
Molaga and Scheksna, 1886 The value od their car
goes united is estimated at more than ISL 200 900 Corn
oorn-spirits allow, sat copper and iron form the pn
cips bulk Of these cargoes.
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sels with which he regularly traded to Singapore,
while he admitted into his ports the ships of foreign
nations, many of which employed in taking
cargoes direct for Europe Several causes canspred
to create and increase to the highest degree of ami
mostly unfavorabe impressions against foreigners
but was not until after Cochin China had encountered
several unfortunate collisions with the western pow
ers that all further intercourse strictly and vgor
ousy prohibited The first of these collisions occurred
in ls45, when fertilization battered down by
one Of our own frigates the Constitution = and the
second happened in l847, and was Of more serious
character resulting in the total destruction, in Tu-
ron bay of the Kings feet of ships, by the French
frgates ala Gloire" and LA victoreuse." Since
that period no squarc-rigged ship of Cochin-China
is seen at Singapore, foreign vessels any
longer allowed to traffic in Cochin-C Chinese ports
The governors Of provinces, projects, and magis
trates are also required to report at stated intervals
the absence from their jurisdiction of all European
and other foreigners, though it is stated that the
declarations Of these functionares to the strict
maintenance of the law not always correct, for
some of them wink at the conceament of Roman
Catholic priests who, amid great hardship and persc
cuton, still persevero in their labors in that ooun-
tryo The capture of the Spanish bishop, Mgr. Diez
mentioned at the commencement of this article 10,
doubtless, an instance in which the ever-watchful
vigilance of tn Duk has detected some of these fnnc-
tionares mapping well as "winkng = in which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-05

n AMoNDs DIAMONDS, DIAMONDS HERMAN
IL CO. AIS Brcome Of diamonds and
fine jewelry keep constantly hand large assortment on
diamond ewelry OF recherche patterns 70 which they beg leave
call atiension dearuus ~ purchasing. Ds
monds old gold silver bought tsAen In exchange
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this government and that OF and first visit TO
Nagasak will long be remembered by US. will not
be saying much state that Capt Nicholson and the
ward officers well those Of the steerage have
done everything in their power TO show these people
that among them as friends and friendly
mission must forget our noble tars, who have
shown all the and courtesies these people that
their humble situation would permit.
The evening previous to our departure from Nagasaki
the Governor sent of to the ship hogs fowls ducks &c,
AS present TO the officers and men On the 18th we
steamed up and left Nagasaki for Simoda, from which
port my second Japan letter will be dated
Arrived in this port this morning. "A gun Russian
frigate, the Admiral's flag ship.
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THE MILITARY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DoeT OFFICE YoTrcE-THE MAILS FOR
fornia and south Pacific Coast United states
n0ta will his office Monday The 9th day OF De
''"'O'' ~ ISAAC V. FOWLER, POST
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UsOR SALE CHEAP-A COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT.
with stable 26l West Twenty seventh street Terms
easy For further particulars call Doctor Glow "a! same
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EENTLEMEN HAVING ANY NEW OR CAST q
" clothing Ia dispose Of will receive 80 per cent more
esew here by calling the store addressing Danie
49l Pearl street.
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TOR SALE-ONE BROWN STONE DwELLING ON
IL Boornsn place and handsome dwelling on
eighth street Broadway For particulars apply
o JOHN MCCI.AVE 3S7 Ninth avenue.
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CREENwooD.-wANTED, TO PURCHASE LOT IN
VI Greenwood Any having for Aae will lind pur
chaser by addressing w. r. b., box 1866 Herald office
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I OST-ON MONDAY EVENING, NOV. p. A steel.
IL safe key about four inches long The huder will be- suit.
ably rewarded by leaving a, Isl West Seventeenth street
7 osT-oN FRIDAY EVENING, IN THIRryFTRsr
IL In Madison between Thrteih AMI thr
~ gray and white collar The finder will he
rewarded by leaving Il at s. East Thrteth street.
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hog LosT-sTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES or TIL
~ advertiser Bay Ridge Long Island tn 18th Soseu
Der large fawn colored greyhound answering the
Of Doctor liberal reward VIII be psa for his return
Information which may lead TO his recovery at yosey stree
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ANYoUAyIITy or LIFT orr CLOTHING VAN"
n Cor the Western market Gen.emen will receive the fun
value without hagglng seeking By calling at
addressing MOS ID. CoNRUy, ~ Centre ST set
Country orders promptly attended co.
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PERSONAL.

E,INEGAN, T. r., MRs-A LETTER IN GENERAL
H q j. III s.
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TOYS TOYS, TOYS.
l. Selling %, Selling OH
No. Is Division street
The undersigned would inform his dealers
the above thai he has hand large of and
fancy goods which he Is selling greatly reduced prices for
cash Dealers will find 10 their advantage 10 give him an
early call. CHR. GOEfZ,
No. rs Division street.
Chatham square.
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DOR sAI.E-THE TWO PRIVATE DWELLING HOUSES
and l2 East Twenty fourth street between Second and
Third price of the would sell either
OF them s. Apply P. HOKEY, 2is East Eisheen
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NEWS BIZ TELEGRApII.
Nrriyai of the Illinois from Aspinwal,

YoRK, Dec 20, The steamship lnpsii Of the 9TH
f.. .' on the goth, with CAi4feight 81 800 600 in
r4l IS arrived havins-
srey sailed from Panama on the Sth ior
.. Pacific side Of Central America, in H.
d. . Eg.s.H.E . sn
r,raafaa rad occurred at Valparaiso, destroying
. Us she aaIauNt OF 81, 600 ,O00 on which was an
( 81 zoo H.N Several fiemen lost their lives
ana rsgs-g aNays Wi iously injured
IN paaea eIs .l1 IS by the steamer John L. Ste.
vens tsa Mo- ,Hieupg the 18th November, arrived
at san tttlbsa Ia lhs lat acember
The w3AE Np0ef ~ Nhloie cooper Iepot's 'na'
some ten sweys plds ANS shoals, said to be on the
route betwe, H4 Atlaeg pay honolulu, are Hy.uS
Joel MoDoi st Ga f9lietEf MA Johh lieafy hla
been killed by g asags*Nl9tA ~ were attempting
10 arrest at COLI s. eos @ .ie mnrdefefs was cap
tpreJ and sum fls lg three others had sailed 10
parts unknown,
The ships Eli Whpy with 1856, and the Norton, with
500 passengers from Australia had arrived at Victoria
Brnjamin f. Moulton, a weli-known eXpressman, had
been killed at San Francisco by Joseph w Brewer.