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Newbern weekly progress., 1858-10-28

=. THE RIcHMoNDseRAYs.--It affords us much
pleasure to read of the prosperity Of company OF
which we were long member. We eli clip the fol-
lowing extract from the g Riehmond 8 correspon-
Adence of the Petersburg Express. Often have we.
soldiered side by side with the author, and some
of the happiest moments of our life have been
spent in his company, when we were both rays VS.
Long may he be spared to note the ,rpsPerlfy G. 0
the company to which he is 50 devoted astac he'd:
"The Grays, Capt, Elliott in command, paraded
in full uniform on Friday night, and attracted
Their drill and discipline was admirable and
their uuiform serapulously u neat. IIs nlarchin
they carried their nusI<ets hich par
tiealar many companies fail NEST am
stepped with the precision OF ri he
Jsrays are worthy Of comp notice. They
have struggled through man naas
repose on their welearned aslrels the ack nc WI
eyed &c A No. u of Richmond 10 FIRST {
Lieut.. Louis j. Bossieux ,beiongsa large share OF
the credit of this happy result years, ne . has
lavished time and money upon hisfavorlte object,
and the regard which the Grays eherlshIsfor nm
as an officer and a man, is well deserved 90 81
Newbern weekly progress., 1858-10-28

SCIENCE OF KIssING.-The ancients counted
three kinds of kissing: Basic, that between two
friends and relatives; Oscua, the kiss Of venefa-
.tien; Sauum, the kiss proper-that between
lovers. f was also divided into fifteen distinct
Separate orders: l. The decorus or modest kiss.
The diplomatic OF kiss of policy. B. The spy
wines The slave kiss 5. The kiss Infamous
the church penaee.r 6. The slipper kiss practieed
towards tyfants. Z The Judicial kiss. 8. The
cross. o. The aeademicd kiss, on joining a
sols.lin broth therhood II The bard kiss. II. The
of 8, q i1e kiss Of ef;
8 &c ss1zs e
giva1l sby 6 afsIent d, by 1overs
trfiriflaial affection or, 1astly, between tsv
men-an assful kiss tasting like sand dNielies
without butter or meat. #Ez ssas
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Written for the g Daily ress.
Scraps From Grace Miilwoed,s POrtfOliO,
VIOI

VIOLETS. So
Who loves not Violets emblems Of nodesty,
fit emblems too, as they hide themselves 'neafh
ours falling Autumn leaves, or the protecting |
branches Of larger plants. Violets beautifulNi-
olets, loveye, with your little blue and white
leaves. visited friend whoshad a sick child,
little boy, as / entered the room, the sweet fra
GRANGE of Violets seemed to be floating upon the
air. L approached the side of the little sufferer,
and as bent over to look upen bis: pale faee,sI
lespied bunch of Riolets an fsslsrisi band
1sShich he held ssI Re
bering sweetiy, but his hold upon ;aiss as wers
never loosened. j smiled asI WY lfttle favo.
rites so near him, and from that the little
boy became dear to me Again. wandered In
a forest aud the sound of childish voices broke
uponsny ear; as strayed onward, abeautiful sight
met my enraptured gaze: 4. group Of children
seated on velvet lawn,-in their midst was or1e,a
fair haired child with eyes beautifully blue, and on
her head was placed wreath of Vioiets. When
l asked them why they made such asdistinetion,
they said, Loula is SO n,pdest;s we've made her
our Queen and crowned herswithsla chapletsof
Vioets.'' Little Loula, how like an Angelshe
looked, 9Th her crown of Violets, and her golden
curls floating upon the evening breeze and soon
| she was an angel. Too faifafor Earth God took
her away ] saw her when she was jour1ieying
| homeward, and her crown of Violets We're near
her. They were faded, but still retained their
eet fragrance; and hen kissed her little brow
chilled t, tho doaels-stssfnp, she wf1fs-z
nered give me my Violets2' And her pure sisit
took its flight and as the bright angels bore her
gently away, she clasped tightly the Violets IN:
her little hands So I love Violets the5eproud
Rose is beautiful, and love the pure pale billy
but better far the Violets, Loula and Carroll SO
loved.
Violet lovely Violet,
With leaves SO brightly blue,
As stop to inhale Thy fragrance,
Ye tell of one that's true.
Yet he has long since passed away,
His heart true and brave,
His eyes were like the Violets, blue,
| But now he's in his grave. Z. So S s. -
| - All Charlie, dearest Charlie,
/ Thou'st left me sad and Lone,
! No more join the happy,
| With gay and merry tone. 3 ass
| For oh my heart must go with thee,s
- To the glorious spirit land, !.
And soon hope to break away,
| And join thy happy band.s S.ss.
sz.. Il know. tho, they have laid thee,
Nithin the damp cold grave,
II Eheu hast scared TO rsgions brig hter
/ Thou Who Idsdied to save
And thou sdidst love the Violets.
/ The Violets brightly blue,
And thine eyes with melting tenderness
Possessed the same bright hue.
And too love the Violets,
/ They whisl er of him away,
Him I will join in the spirit land,
On bright and happy day. ss
/ Wickeynickerackwoo Valley.
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October %, 1s5s.-Myself and friends not being
satisfied with my defeat by John Morrissey on
Wednesday last through sickness. which laid me
on my bed for SIX days previous to the day of
fighting, and only met him that day to pre-
vent anmadversions from himself or his parti-
sianss being totally unfit for the struggle; and to-
show that wished to fight under all disadvan-
tages, waived my right to claim turfsodded
rine according to the ist Art, aof the new London
Rules. I hereby challange him to fight me for
$4,000 aside upward, andsthe Championship of
America, In four or six months from thesfrst de-
posit. Assx.. JOHN C.. HEENAN. ~
: There is aIuInorsthat Tom Hyer has challeng-
ed Morris IL f bit for $40, 900 aside, and that
arrangement fora match are in progress. 1t
seems the friends of Morrssey had joilifcation
1at g Butt Aliens, . when @Hyer, who wasa heavy
good llsllnsr aud deela that he, to
ana ss Iissey, or any the
fer $40. poo yg
Mr. BucIlANAN AND Cur A--T he ~ ashipg
| correspondent sof the New York Times says that
MIR Bnchalla policy in endeayoring to pur--
chase Cuba at five things, viz:
|. Toszsatisfy the bishop and clergy of Spain
that the Catholic chureh would not wane, and be
/ forced to secondary position on the. island III
the event of its transfer to the United States
/ 2.ETo satisfy Christians that her thirty millions
/ of private property the island would not be
Isnbjects4as the principles of agrar1anism, but
would sbesdoubled in value by the transfer.
d B. To satisfy the agricuturalist that his market
\ would not be injured, but improved, by having
not only the ports of Cuba, but the whole coun-
i try freeSto his produce. - -
4. To satisfy the commercial interests that free
! tradewould be accorded to them here, whiesthey
4 could discriminate at home according to their
e And lastly, to- satisfy the government that a
sEtransfer of the island is actually necessary to
ffeure lasting peace between the two countries.
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The UNITED STATES CoURT-Pampliee Dis-
trict-Met yesterday morning pursuant to ad-
journment, and rsitleut transactng any business
of Importance, aa5aasned to meet in Newbern, on
the Sd Mondas kng April. 1859.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-15

Tue case Of the S.ate against A B. Hudson,
has been set down for trial on tomorrow. The
court Will probably adjourn on Friday. Judge
Trotter and John w. Thompson, opposing can
didatss for Circuit Judge, addressed the people
on Monday last, as also did Mr.. Chalmers and
Mr. Taylor, candidates for District. Attorney.
On Tuesday, W. H. Walter, Esq made a
speech on the subject Of the Pacific Railroad.
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8nilOing 9ftmatiOns.
HOUSE, SIGX, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
". n. PAssMORE

TlAKE3 ms melhod o. mfsrmng ne cltIens o. Nm
IL phis L az be has permanently .0cated himself here
70 carry on the above business and those vi,
nay favor him with their patronage that all work
trusted % aim viii have his strict PERSONAL ATTEH
TON in the selection and preparation Of the material
well the faithful execution OF the work No exer-
ton VIII be spared on his part 70 give sstisfaeon and
perform the work thoroughly, and Al The same time
suit tie Taste q the most fAstidious.
HIS oLg experience warrants him In saying that ht
coatracts E be complied with 70 the entire satisfaction
Of those gho may patronize him. They nav also res
assured that any work undertaken By him VIII be prompt
u sonducted.
For qualifications he begs leave % refer 70 the fellow
ing persons Capt o. B. Church, Capt. T. Newell, Er
W. Pooley Capt J. Goslee, Capt. Algeo MT. g PhileF
8HOP-Rack q Shelt0n's Drug Store my2e-dly
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LOyEJOV A HARPER.

A TTORNEYS AT Law, CHAR stgn, Mis- VII prse-
u tice in th= folo1i1E COUNTIES Of North hi-sssppi
Taliahatchie. PEng a, TAlobusta Carroll, Suh1Ssr;
the FedeTal Court Ponto0c and the Supreme Court
at Jacksou Prcpt Etienfion VIII be paid 70 tie CeHec
tion u Claims placed in their hands
REFERENCES - WatseH, Grsft Benton. Holly
Sprngs, Mss; ". p. SfrGrns Oxford. Mss q.
fisber JSeksons Mss watt Noble a Hobley. - Or
leans, Ia. spl5-3z
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Gents Furnishing Goods

which we're purchased at Panic" Prizes" for
CASH, and viii ha sold at c0rTespondingy Low rates.
We solicit an exAusinatien CT stock oNo trouble
TO shcw Co. !" and every article sc guarantied
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9rOftsslOnal Gar0s.

WILLIAM KENNEuY. il,
A TF0RNET AT LAW-Omce ever GsYusO Bank Build
"a ing, hadison street, AemIhiss Tenn myl2E
= KNOX WALEER-.-..--..---..--.W L. N'coNSIco
UTABEKR L k'COSEIOo, LsEyerF. Memphis. Ten
w nessee- Cncs No. p South SIDE CJurt Square.
apis
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spIo-apls
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P.H. HAMMERsKOLD & co,
Architects, civil Engineers and
Surveyors.
ono on Asdislr street, over GsyosO Savings Bsnl
MEMPHIS TENN.


RE prepared 70 furnish designs for and fuperin
a tend the erectisn q publc private buildings
churches stores store dxfnres sc. ny will gst
heir sttentlon any ocmirg under the head
Civil RnEinesring or Surveying. either IN town or
csunry Any description OF Architectural EnCineerng
r Mechauicai Drawings executed with s0cursey ano
aeatness Be surpassed IN this country Designf
and working drawings flr dwei ing hs-s Other
baliings In the c0untry eEecutei that AIRY ntelli
gent negro carpenter follow then- Designs for
T0mbs. Ce-stsDhs, Wants, sc,
Having hsd exgnsge dea ingS with manufacturs al the
North west they furnish any description Iron
Fronts Balconies WindoE Guards hc., &C 81 reduce
prices.
REFERENCEB
Hon. A. Llugstreet L L D.. Hon. Charles Scott
sam Tate. Esq.. President Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Cnl. ". n. S.ocktoa Dr. J. @. hinngt0n
n. C0okre I, Esq. T. Finnie, g. Gen. g. d
Mitchell J. McEeevcr, Rsq-
Cnoe hours from A N 20 P. n. and from ? ?. N.
tosP ~ api3-srl
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LhEollEh ILIcLoE8g
Eifaev by Sfeaaboaf Bia 81 LOus Gad thence by Rail
rost 0f 70 Cairo Gad tAes ~ Rair0cf 70 al POsnfs
Norfh
good for y-ar, sut soin< h3ds-s 70 stop at any
point a1d heir ps1sure nnd all lnf0r-
nation respee nE the route b pro-rei appla-
flon q ths CompEugs On e. IS Jef street doors
east Of the Comn-fcisl Iotei. Memphis.
WILLIAM NORIN. Agent
For Illinois Central snd one sn1 Mississippi Rafroads,
anf Railroad IIr e % etsamers- marIa-Iy
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~ Al HlVeTI l5eDclts Z ~
psRe cHARsED As SEw EAoH :

n o1s 'ssHrs rsossa0as ssstly, gsE snnsH 90 @
Il Fvo sSoaress renewable vcekly, ps san1ns 60 %
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.VOf5cP.

On the 10th fnst. I sod my entire interest IN n
HooE aud Stationery store Of LAMB Yong Co, 70
T RILLIAMs and would reooBmsnd the new arm
n te favorable consideration Of ny FORMER fnds and
o.trous JAMES YOUNG
The books and srcouuts of Lamb Yong h Co., vi
remain At the ol stand where All who irdsoted are
invited 10 cali and make early settlement Either Of the
embersof the arm authorized receipt IN settle
ment az secou1 1ts LAus YOUNG h co.
me business VIII Be ooafinzsd At me cd stand under
the style Of LAHB, WILLIAMS & CO., Enere they
wiz Be clad 10 their friends and the pubuc generally.
Terms Cash, or CITY Acceptance on hort tme-
LAMB, WILLIAMS 8 CO.,
uarqs-tf No. 2h9 Main rect.
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RisSOIntiOn.

0lHE arm sf FL6URNOY, COOPEs LAKE, =
this day dissolved oy mutual con eut, tne name o.
JHO g. FLOURNOT,
NJ T. COOPER,
.uro-.ris h ". LEAKE.
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Notice.

HE subscriber having purchased the interest Of hi'
Il partners In the late nrm of flournoF, Cooper ,
LsAke viii ooHtirue the WH0LasALE GROCERY
AND FORWARDING BUSINESS 10 nj
own name and for his acc0ant and respectful 81
ct TIE patronage Of the Oh house cost mers snd nj
friends generally. JNO. g. FLOUREOY,
anlo-epfB Ies Main street.
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ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS
Premature Decline

sush epllhAoui W dL4si ehS SVsA --es9@--'
A FEW words on the rational treatment afRfg-@
a without medicine. Of Spermst0rThes 4 - -
or Local weakness, Nocturnal Emissions 80
Genital AMI Nervous Debility Impot=ucy -
and Imp,ecimenls 10 Marriage gencraffys by
b Delaney, n. d.
The important fsot that The many slarung complaints,
originating the iprudsnca aud solitude Cf youth may
Be easily removed without medicine, Is IN this small
tract ceariy deusonsfrsted and the entirely and
highlr successful treatment sd0pei b. the author,
uly explained by Of Whicn eyCry Is enabled
20 cure hnse perfectly aud lszst possible cosi,
thereby avoiding al the advertised ncsrums Of the day
srnt address, gratis and post free 10 sealed en-
reops b. renitsng fpt pstdl two postaEs stamps 20
DR.. Delaney, IS East sist street, New York City.
Ep2s-daw
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J; /. s. g S5s5 . . . > 3 > ; > .
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DIXON & HELM,
JV0. NJ. TROTTEH.

A TToRSEFs AT Law Nszphis Ionneszee- once
"a s.uth side " Court SQHsre, doors East Of ths
River Eank. 3a1l2-dh
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Baltimore and Ohio
II a IL II @ a ID

rTyHIs Roas runs from Wheeling 10 Baltimore Cs7s
muesl aud 70 washington, 900 mes,) and presents
the fullest 4dvantagas both frelght and passenger
line II rams through Wild and romantic regions Of the
Ancshenesi ard being solidy constructed completely
eqzPPed snd carefuy manAsea = one of - most a.
tractVe sni safest Railroads in the United States ne
Central Ohio Railroad r0-n Columbus zld LanesViletI
Ehesinz unites this road with al portions Of the Wesi
Tl5E ovLV fHRousH TIczETs FR0M NEMPHIs
LoUIsVILEE and ST. LOUIS 70 the EATIOEAL NE
rRoPOLIs sold By this road, which runs direct e
more II Is also only line BY which bAggage can Be-
checked 70 Washtagt0n frOm the Ohi0 river.
Ie-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, tAks the nal
steamers, runnns daily for Louisve osnneetns ther
with uizi steamers Jedsrsouve Railroad for Cncin-
natl where they ave 50 IS % oouneet VIII the cars o.
Little Mani Hailruad for Columbus, oonreet ng ther
vfh Central Ohio Rairual, through Newark and hane3
vile 10 wheeling. By the express train of this route
the time na Gineinnsti to B4ltore and 70 EsshingtoD
TS-se sur % ss for ticEsts hy the Bsltore and Ohio
Railroad Rsuts.
T. can buy Through Tcets b. ths Baltimore and Ohio
Rsilroad This route lays through Vncennes ira Hate
Indianapolis etc, . Eheeii9s, over Se n7~ Ots a
~ IN dsct and the time from St Louis 70 Baltimore
or Wsshington but about f3 hours Thrush Tckeis
by this b. had Of the Agent under ne Plan
go House a. the following rates From ST. Louis .
baltimore as; 10 Washington s2s.
AL wbceIinx the passenger taxes the superior
A, ',ts - Obo R.Iro.d vhicb Ipaya thrse tiu,-s
daiv FOR Baltimore, Washington, Phisdelphia and New
YORK ThrDsEh in 10 II hours including stoppass.
general eomfor this read Is second % none IN the Union
FREIGHTS- = This company possesses he largest
e1urneut of Hny Raroad th= United States, and Il
rrrparea 20 DO business IN sportation.
me road MAKES immediate connection al the vharves ard
In the streets Of Baltimore with the Raro 10 Philade.
phfa md Eew York, steamers n Ercsson and BALrIl
sfoRE sTEAMsHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 M
Tor and by erchants and Miners Line 20 Boston
stesrers 70 HOrfoIk. Charleston, savannah sc. Foi
psrcuars see fegnt tariff coptes Of which may Be had
81 the Forwarding Houses in the west 0f J. B. FsaD
| Receiving and Forwarding Agent At Wheeiing-
WM. 8. WOODSIDE,
Master q nsportstion, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS Allowing the holders 70 stop q
spv point and their seats AZ pleasure may D
pureh.sad a the Company's Once. No. io Jeaersnr
L tr,.as-Tv WM MORIN. Agent
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nTeNenN V
ibe Territories by some form Of territorial gov
erumsnt has been universally eoncedes- 1t is
not necessary, for our present purposes, to m
ouire az to the source Of this power ~ the con
stitution, its existence being matter Oh gen
eraI consent. This doctrine necessarily rePu-
dates what is called squatter sovereignty, ano
implies that no government ignoring TOE gov
ernment established by Congress over tne e.
ritoTies can rightfully be instituted tnere WIN
out the consent of Congress. Upon TINS point
we have the authority Of Mr.. Calhoun, WHO
said, 10 the case Of Michigan;
" Ny opinion was, and still is, that the move
ment OF the people Of Michigan, in forming Tor
themselves State constitution, without wait
ing for the assent Of Congress, was revolution
ary, as it threw of the authority Of the United
States over the Territory, and that We we're
left at liberty to treat the proceedings ss Tevo-
lutionary; and to remand her to her territorial
condition, or to waive the irregulsrity, aHd TO
recognize what was dOne ss righfully done, az
! our authority alone was eoneeTnsd.p
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Notice to Creditors.

WE have saxzssted 20 the County c.urt OF shsIbs
w CJuDty, ths insolvency Of the estate Of the late
THOs. B. CARROLL. which all creditors thereof vi
taka notse and prert their claims required BY law
r. B. HAWLEY,
RLITA B. CARROLL.
Rbt-if Admir-. Admr'tx,
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HAVE made ArTsngsmenfs by Which eau negotiate
good business paper having from thirty days 70 twelve
months 10 run Parties wishing raise money ne
gotiate nstes ba viii do well 10 give ne eal-
SAN. PUTNAM.
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SP ECH US
DIR. B. L. LASKY,
Physician, Sarge0R and AccOucher,
D Nashington Street, beiWoen VAN and oeoonc1
MEMPHIS, TENN.
)nos hours from 70 o'clock, n, and frOn 70

b MEMPHIS, TENN.
)ros hours from 70 o'clock n, and frOm 70
o'clack, p n.
rTNHANKFHI. for the ktnd ps'ron.ss heretofore e.
tended % NE tase pessure u inform my custom
srs and the rhc Eeuers that Il s not ny Intention
toleave this city has been reported, and thaf
ever ready q attend al OF internal and external
Diseases sad that pr pared 70 undertake the most
dcu 0perstions AID soo9uchm nts, Hcd that do not
use ealoei any preparation Of mercuy IN diseases
WhGtcver.
Secret diseases are ourei In nay method IN such
manner ss not interfere with fhe business Of the pa
tent and that 60 not any mercury In the treat
nent Of the same.
For the following Rheumatism, Arthrits Eeuralgia,
Nervous Hesdsche sod Tooha he Paralysis Dyspepsia,
Tor.ditv the Liver. spnG Curvature ard Weaknsss
Uierne Diseases HpB-, Tu-aor Albus while Swell
ing Deafnsss well all dsases0f the IRE anf Ear,
lmenorrhoea Chlo-o-is SIeriity sPcrmatorThoea, &C
&c or any disease that require entire regulation Of
The ud and uervoos system use the EsgnetoE ectrc
treatment which Is universally known fer lts przetos-
5ility
After practice o. ten years stzn Physician and
Director Of several hospitals in Germany. and eight
years practice IN the United States nv reputation
Physician Surgeon and Aocoucher is suoently estab-
ashed a. 70 use no further oomment.
der23-dawfy DR. r. L. AsKT.
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OLD Coal FIRE-BURSIEG MoUNTAIN.-
The Miners Journal, published at POttsVille,
Pa, states that there is vein Of coal located
above water level 10 the Broad Mountain,
about seven miles from POttsvills, which, for
tWenty-One years, has beer. on fire. The vein,
which contains excellent white ash coal, is
SEINE forty feet in thickness. The origin Of the
ere 10 attributed to a couple Of miners, who,
having some work to perform in the drift in the
depth of winter, built FIRE in the gangway.
The flames, destroying the prop timbers, were
carried by strong current rapidly along the
passage, and the FIRE communicating to the
coal, all subsequent efforts to extinguish It
have been Intellectual. The remains Of the
men were never found. The yosrRGl, OF the
oath, says:
' A few day since, we ascended the mountain
az the spot Of the FIRE, and were much inter
ssted in examining the effects Of the fire upon the
surface. The course of il is from west to east,
and where the vein is nearest the surface, the
ground is, for the space Of several hundred
feet, sunken into deep pits, and while the stones
exhibit evidence Of having been exposed to the
action Of intense heart, every vesrige OF vege-
tstion has been blasted. 1t is desert track
in the midst Of smiling fertility. The ground
in some places was almos. too warm for the
band to rest upon it, while steam from water
heated BY the internal fire, rose at every pore.
The fire had evidently extended for several
hundred yards from the place where it origin
atsa, and finds vent and air to continue its pro-
gress. at the pits to which we have ALLUDED.
A score Of years have passed, still it burns
and will burn until further fuel is denied the
devouring element. Thousands Of tons Of co7l
have undoubtedly been consumed, and thou
sands of tons may yet feed the fire before it Is
checked -
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Dwelling House for Rent,

TT1HE larRe, three story brick dwelling house on JET
ferson street between S@cond ard Third streets at
present occupied hy Mrs Wo-ds. IRE hCus IS entirely
new. ntatns fourteen rooms. cstern ga, g. ard is
sdmirsby a apteG q h0arding h-r-e Ro session
rfven lrnu1afin d uu1u v Il h n0nsa au3'=ff
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CAUTION! !
REID GAREETI.I.V.

rTiHE genui1e hlEhiy CONCFNTR TED EERHAvE's
HOLLAND siTTEilS is put up i~ BALI rirt toftes
onys and refaied AZ one dollar for insis tatfas Th-
great demand for this truly e0ra I'd Eef-ire hss r
duc q many limitations which the putiic shsa.d su-sd
against purch aslng.
Ash for BERHATs'S ROLAND BITTERs. -faru-
fastuTed By Bsnamia PAGE, JI, & Co., OF Pilt-lufsE-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-15
To the ladies.
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\ FISs MsCLOSKT, lAte Of the BAZZAR OF FAsHIOHg
M has opened her DRESS MAKING ROOMS sl5
Main steeet opposite Messrs. sped strange's new
stars between Union and Monroe streets, and socits
share Of public patronage mar2-am