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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23

ABOUT WAGoN-Smikes stood ga
zing at new furniture wagon in the
street, some days since, and finally re-
marked to a bystander:
That's a very good wagon, but /
don't think it can do much"
"WhyP said the listener.
because it's 50 tired, replied Smikes.
Very well spoh'n," added bystan-
der, +" Although none but such fcllo as
you would make so base an insinuation. /"
Say that again. and ri Ioa your
ears.
Well, spring in, if you like; but
talss MAJ uan hike -fis wacon do
not get tired Of The job :
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Agricultural Implement

A GENTS for. MeCORMICK'S COMBINED
IA REAPlNG AND MOVING MACHINE.
PENNocK's WHEAT & GUANO DRILL, with
linda Rubber Tubes, and otherwise improved
for 1856.
LrAvIrT's Latest Improved CORN AND COB
MILL.
READlNG's C0RlSSIIEELFR--tle mos; ceTe-
brated and powerful horsepower shelter in the
world, and will shell separate and fan from 100
to $50 bushels an hour.
PENNocK's Hand and Horsepower CORN
SIIELLER, with Separator.
WHITMAN single and double Spout do.
SINCLAIRs do do
SINCLAIR's CYLINDRICAL HAY, STRAW
AND FODDER CUTTER.
WHITMAN's Threc-horse Allegany PLOW.
RIcH's Patent Improved Beam do
WHEELER, MEMcR 4 Co. IS Railway TIlRESII-
ING MACHINE, with Separator and Winnow-
er complete, which took the first premium at
the Exhibition OF the Montgomery County Ag-
ricultural Fair last fall.
BRIDENDoLPH's H0MlNY MILL, &c. &c.
We have made such arrangements with Sc
vera of the most extensive manufacturers of
Agricultural Implements in the country, ms to
enable us to furnish any article in their line, at
manufacturers prices, from factory added.
~ All orders by mail promptly attended to.
JESSE T. HIGGINS.
Poolesville Nd, April g. 1856
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
WANTED,
10000 lbs. Of Wool in ex-

change for Merchandise, for which th,
highest market price will be given, by
mar 5 WIN BRADDOCK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23

In short every article usually found in a re-
tail store.
His goods having been selected with great
care and personal attention from the best houses
in Baltimore and purchased for the cash, he is
enabled TO sell at very low figures.
Thankful for the past liberal patronage of
the citizens Of Rockville, and the public gene
rally, be respectfully asks an examination o.
his present stock.
may JOHN W JONES'
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DIR. G. W. AGREE,
8u!tls---9Otels.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

TTNHB Undersigned hasthe pleasure 70 announos -
Il TO the pubic that he has this day come 4ss:i
the prcptist0r and has taken charge - that p1p I
ulsr and Weil known heuse the COMMERCIAL azA~~A
HOTEL Meuphis. Tnh. The o1ace is under the charge
a Ar n TYLER. late propiietor Of the BropjoH
a. usr, Grand Rapids Mich. Of the most thououEh
aish business 10 the s0uth assisted By
Mr. JOHN C. AcALISTER formerly OF Jackson, Nj -
as G,ok K-epsr and Cashier. In that department M
McAust~r has superior. NJ. J. A BRADLEY, late
u Eatehez Mss Assistant Clerk and general ooec
tor Tue catering IL under the supernten-
denoe OF Mr.. WILLIAM ROGAE, late OF Ficfsourgi
Mss long aHd well known Coni nieciiontr and for
several years Proprietor Of The WashingtDn Hotel IN
Yicksbu g. Sadoe 4 70 say that ia his depsrment NJ
E,ogsu has no Superior Nj. CHARLES FAtRBR0THkal
for dfteen wears Superintendent the dining ms O.
soue Of the drst en- ths United Staies WI
his Assistant The house kpng department. under
the chArEs OF MS 5. A TYLER most esEant and
accom- lady The C1mu ercia H5te T. situAtrd on
J-nerson street and fronting Great Father n Wa
ters surrounded By the largest and heaviet oousas
sion produee aud dry gods the city. BAcEs
add Omnfbussss viii all pmes and all heurs, both
grs d aud from the river and Railroad Depots The
Kept IN the ,ommeral Hotel The prupretor being thus
tAuts hKtters himself that h give general sat-
lsfsetion. In word h viii hurry up the cakes an
hand round ths Iolis He viii give the ham and te
lamb the Jelly aud the tan In the true Men aokisn style
al tn best n the World. He cits liberal shAre
Of p1blio patronage MITCHELL
Proprictsr Commercial Hotel, Memphis, Tenn
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Mlarrb GItftiOu.
Fer Register, TfptOn Couu

Fer Register, TiptOn County.
We areauthor sd 10 snnounc- ISAAC v. TURNAGE
eslddtte for Register ot Upton county a. ne ensuing
karrh election jsr23-davtss
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE,
6BOGGk " BAksis. Esq., q HarniHg sun, re-
peetuly announces himself the g Deaocrate eands-
dase" for rru'tee Al the ensuing March election.
To the Voters Of Shelby County.
AT the ensuins asrch election, recommend Mr.
GBUR5E " RARNE5 to y-ur Consideration. a helns
Eesueman of m1eaehabe Character and well quail
aed and noted for his industrious habit.
3 EDWARDS,
no BS5RN. oouu,y Surveyor.
jsH2t GEORGE " CROUCH
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
CASTER, of Fisherville, as . essdidste for County
Trustee Of Shelby county At The ensuing Maeh esction
setis-davt, ~
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE
WILLIAM P DAT Is = eandidAts for rs-sleetion for
the once Of CouRty trustee sf shelby county At the
saing March sisctinn. sepi7-davts'
FOR SHERIFF.
We srs sathor zed 70 ssnoulcs JOHN hOSsIBT
candidate for Sheriff q sheb5 County At the snsa-
ing March electicr- sspS
For sherin.
ROBT. L sMITH Is candidate for sHERIFFof o. sAeIhy
Comfy at the ensuing hareh lection. seps dkvte
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
VS. are Eu h3rz to aanounoe WILLIS L. GEEkN.
go OF Dtou a. csniiiate TOR Attorney Gen-rai Of
the Eleventh gusi-is District. Of TeuRe Election
on ths arst saturdav ~ Ap-ii lanio
FOR COnstabIe--5th District.
We suthoriEsd 20 ann0suce A G. BETrt3, ESQ,
Is csnddate for Constable IN the 5ih Civil District o
shelby COUNT Eeeton en- the arst Saturday IN Aareh
tani1-
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are auhorz-d 70 announca TaOMAS B. Ny
NArc o. a candidate for Constable IN the F0urteeath
Civii District, Ht ths ensuing Asrch eeetian-
eis-td
FOR CONSTABLE.
JOuN ". HAWFHOREEis is eandd.ts sor rs-slection
n me once of Constable for the Fourteenfh Civil Dis
trct o. salby County, Tsnn, e. the coming election.
decs-tds
IN SAINT ts a eazdsdass for the ocos o. Constable
At the nsHt election IN March, In he FOurIeeta oyn
Drrief. ssgie-ts.
FOR CONSTABLE.
WE are authorized and requested % announce
H9LLESRscK eAndidHts tsr ths oei7e o Const 2 E
In the Fih Civil District at he snsu ng March eleo-
ton OrtIa-tss
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorzed 70 announoe John v. TAYLOR,
IS candidats for eeiin for the once Of Constable
in the Fifth ciyn District oct.
FOR CONSTABLE.
vE are suthorised 2 Annsanos " sEIDGEs; as as .
I tinn IN Haroh usSt. ee.e
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
L We are authorized 70 ana0unce THOMAS 3 HILLS
ss eanf ate fr the once o. Coanty Iusi u shelly
county, At the ensuing March eleetion seEz =
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
VIZ ars auth0riEec announce ksF- JAhsa =
WALKER a. = candidate for CouHty Trustes Of sse.oy
osuniy q ne ensuing Hsreh election snE92-tes
FOR SHERIFF.
WE sre sufl5r--d 70 aunounce JAMES 3. FsLrS - .
-.ndd.ta for resecfcn % once of 6aertd, a. tnr
l en suing Mach sleetisn oeIl
" son ,COTTNTV TRTTSTEE
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8uiI0Ing 9ttOrations.
HOUSE, SIGN, I'M. ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
w. HPAgS MRRn

TAKES this method Of Informing the ctI1ens q N.
Il phis tnat 70 has permalentY ocatel himself hsrs
70 carry the above busiless and those Ehr
nay favor him vita their patronage that all work
trusted 70 him VIII hsve his strict PERSONAL ATTEN-
TON IN the seecton and preparatau of The materia
well - The faithful eEfcutl1n Of the V0k No
tion S be spared his part % give satisfacot and
perforu che work thnrouEhy, and a. The time tc
suit IN 'Esfe q the most fastidious
HIS lc6s erperiencaEarrsuts him In ssying that his
eoBraets En Be- compcd With t. the entire safisfscoI
Of those sgho may patroniIe him. They may sso rest
assured that any work undertaken By him VIII Be prompt
~ conducted
Fer qualifications, he beEs leave 10 refer the foss
ing persons; Capt. G. n Church. Capt 7. Newell Mr.
". Pooiey, Capt. J Goslee Capt. AIgeo Mr. g PhleT
sH0P-Bsck cf Sheiton's DRUG Store my29-dly
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DIR. B. L. LASKY,
Physician, SargeOR ana AccOurher,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
oasab0G-s from to s o'ciOok. N., aae HOn .


MEMPHIS, TENN.
Oassihou-s from J 10 8 o'clock. A. aad iron =
oiclocE, p.
UTHAEEFUI. for the kind ps'ronsge heretofore *
tended 70 ne tzke pieasure . tatoFu Hy custom
e. and the pubtc Eenera fhst s nst ny IN ention
. leave this CITY been reported, and th4 an
ever sdy = zttenI of internal aud external
ds-zses asd that D psrcd % UNDERTAKE the m'st
dl5E1lf apsrztin sco8nobm and rnAt DC nct
osion= any PrePssEtJn Of mercury ID diseases
Whatevsr.
sscrst diseases are cgred IN Uv oun rash0d IN such
suuer a. interfere With the b1ness Of fhe pa
tisut and thai do net s1E m-rcarT N The treat
mt Of the sane.
For ne fslIs~ings Rhezms stis1 A-thrtls, NeuraEis,
Nervous Headschs sld T01sha he ParEvsis. Dfseps
T1ridry % tie LlVer spina Curvsture ane Weaknsss
Userns nis-as=s npss Tulpr Aibns o. q Hhitess-eh
INK Deafacss vel a. al deases Of the Ere ana Ear
Auens-rh3sa Chorosis Se-lty, SpermstoTrboea, hc-,
or zaF disease Heaaine entire reEulaiion oi
th nut aod system use The MaEneto-E ectrc
trestnent shich i uuiyersay known for ne practea-
butT ".
Aftsr practice Of len years As staf Physician and
piruct1r uf several h7spttzs n Germ Euy and eight
yesrs nrzrisa tbs uuited states reputation a.
Phrsslsn sarEesu sad Acc5scber g sueezfiy estAb-
IIshed 70 10 farther oouHent-
de-as-daEIr DR. r. Z. TASET.
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rTOMR 0PATHIC. PHTsIGaE AED SURGEON,
Wish = 70 ifsr te ct sens e Mezlpkis and its VI
oinity .st ~ iss locsted tiEnsef 81 the southeast
ssrnsr e BRioz En SOD streets Z u u
fs hu-r rn+i 90 ciock 10 fhe uioruinE. between y
sud 1 a un1n 40 D. . seFsH end o. ne evening.
REFEEEcEs-J1d 1dge Sharkee; Gov Brown, Of Mss;
rEeIson affcb- Esq o. ctsrl-stau, s Drs Hesfng
( fi7ps Of Phlis epkla and Dr. caspzr q LouiFvis.
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MEMPHIS AND NAPOLEON PACKET,
For NaDOYsOu.

DANIEL BOONs, s H&N0OCK, hastsr
W-P. ApsTAGUE. Celk.
Through to Gaines Landing every Thursday.
THHfS hns passenger and frsirht rsckst fezaPAk
IL vii leave above sn THURSDAY. A-1
the 7fth inst. al o'ciJck. P. n. and -
Win conttnEe 20 ruu regularly. Haeing 4.s14AEzl11
been bought expressly for he Above t-sd- viii leavg
Memphis every Monday st O'clock. am Thursiav Al
O'CLOCK. p. n. Rsturning vii leave Napoleon every
Tussiay and Saturday atf Gcock ,. AT Wy business
strictly ATTENDED q. Wv HODsk & co.
dec23-tf AEeufs s - ne Rrw
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Insolyen. Notice.

TTAvINs 81 q stei the Insolvency Of the estate q
0 Joan z. GILts cess d, late a She bf uniyi
Teunesses all personk having Claims agz at ad estate
are hereby notified 70 hs hen, properly authntie ited
Win the erz Of the County Court Of shelby ooonty By
the It day Of June next
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TSAKEs this methos 70 announos 10 his friends and
patrons, that he las taken bis ole stand, and VII
carry snybody 10 and fro M river, 70 the Couerca
Hotel or a2y other plaoe, e. sssn45e rates be a.
run for nrivate parties 81 rstes anyby else
whan not Otherwise engAea4 aep31I
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-0s es.Es. rsasE.bls -ss.ly. p .ansn, :: I:


n TEO sasAres, rsns~sS's .eskiy PEI snn9@' g 90 %
q All sdvsrtiseneuts rrquired % b tept en- second
h.Fe. CHAReHD NEW EACH DAE. Hue On I'M page
a. EfvEnce over stated rate
Advsrtissusnts directsd 70 Be diSplayec or set IN
isrEe r5Fs. chsrEed DOUBLE rates.
~ Tezry adTertsers VI b charEed extzh for oocn-
Fsi1g spaoe ever oontrsc and when LEsE TYPE = re
sured 70 ased advetisemen kept on INSIDE q
plPer.
" Yearly advertisers VII be ehsEsd extra st regular
sfss for Faats Rents, Removals, oopartRership No
ifoes 10 Consumes, &c.
~ TRAsSIEST ADFERTIsISs husT Be PAID ron
- ss s ssTe-tiseaent "a apDsAI In ne weekly papsr
uulses ty srsci q c6ntrsct. A
~ Adverttserenfs Be inserted IN The weekly per
urT OF II reEusr stzls IN either Of The papers, vi
ts enarzed Al per sqEEre FOR every Insertion
- Announcing candidates fer State, County and a
ueipal ones S. sSek 70 be paid IN sdrEnoe in every
Instance.
~ An Advertisements for ChEritssfs Institutons,
Fe COmpzniss ward, Town, and eshes Pu5e hretinEs,
tCbe chsrged hslf Price
NJ NsrrtaEss Ezd Deaths published nswsi but
os.fusries Tribute q Bespec and Puasral lnsiiAtons
otaer sdvertisen1szts- . IT - = g - 81 l.
NJ All IegsI zHd Transient Advertiseaents VII b
ohArged y tie tnss-tisn-
~ Editorial Esfioes N L0ea eslunn vn - ehaTged
- cents PEI iiae-
n Nc 3e1ucaon or vE-iE-io1 wiH be made fro1 TIE
Tr5rTagauaN TROUsDALN q DILL
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aTREADMELL 81 FOLLINTINE,
~. n > - Esmphis.
nn~E EnKEn
w. WEATHERFoRD,
.. a. NOON,
NledicaN0tice.
F-l EIEFPNFR m. H.

nR ERrBlrs +. lYLoE has assOciates Win hin
IL Is brathr Dr " Z z. TATLOa, Jr- They oner
tasff ssrFfres q tacpubic. 81 -.tl aa
o.sss o. court strset, souih side Of ne square
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-13

FOR SHERIFF.
N .r- .ufl5ri--i 10 announce JAMES 3. FsLrS .
ldid.e for rsslectoa 70 he once of Sasrid, a. ths
--- - .r-l-tIs- ocr
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LOWEST CASH PRICES
Encourage Home Industry.
FINE TEAS
Insolvent Notice.

HAvIEG suggested tbs insolvency sf the estate Of
II WIILIAM WALKER 70 the C.erk Of the Upton
County Court Hnd he h,v o-dsre pub isatiOn 10 C
made tnis therefore q notify the credirs Of
hs said william wal ker, ne heir reasectiye claims
duly prov-u and a.htntc1ted The laE requires il
said Cs oes on or before the ioIh day June mex
in order that pro rata cisrbuton q SAID estate be
made sail creditors this no c viii be Plead ID
Der OF the recovery OF fcaims nol 50 nltd-
fshIa-r1n CHARLRs D. WALKRR. Aamlr.
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We ar- authoriEec 70 announce Rsv. JAhES
WALKER a. . candidate for Couzty Truste' Of sse.oy
-,r-fw - n anaufnz March election anETl-teN
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rTTHE subscrib.r Is on rirg IS scrrs Of chcice -.
D and In shelby ooGnfy, three miles from -
eiernaut -un and nftesn uiies from hemphi-. -
f,ov-n A. fa- Big survey sr Love Land Which -
fioins the lands q Mr. Terence ". Ahen, Asi haxWeH
and c.. gBo williams This is Ons OF toe b-st tracts
w o.ou land IN ShebF oo1uiy. For particulars, refer
4, water Alien Esq Archi5ald Wrirht Esq., and 10
he unaersigned on the premises go0d bargain may
be had By early application -
A In X a
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nTNoN HELM.
NJ. n WFLCH,

A TrORSETs At Law. Kssphis, T5unessse. ono,
a ssuth size Of COurt Square, doors East o. the
River Bank. iaul2-dG
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FRON CAIR1.

@-~A- c4AS ~ aeAes4AA4L AeAC5
- - ~
BE RAILROAD FROM CAIRO.
To CAieeg0 Direct IN Sirfsrn Hours trift01f BrsaE
Of Guoge OF ChGngs 0f Cara OF Baggage
BRANCH FRON CEETRsLIA IS NOW FINISHED.
thus shorteninE he time % rtau hours O. Chlaz1
A cAieaSo, o0unectng via Eic5i-zu C-ut-al Cars
a leaving The sane Depot. for Detroit. NIsrar FFs
ROCHESTER Albany, New York. Bos.r1, ana t "a aerF.
and Atlantic Citl-s Only two cnarra q Cars rrrra
CaiIo 70 kiaEar. snd three RON Care % Albany and
tour IRON Cairt o New YORK 4tl- f-nrf Cairo sew
York, forty-nne hours. Pare low au1 COM 20 z--s-
sr. hHn by any oi1er route Psszeugs-s t-rouEh a.s
subjected % he DELAYS c1nEa-ur1t b. tre f~uet
changes By ues OF HairosfH th-sueb Trfrs s.f
Ohio, 70 the East North.
Also, connecting At Chicago WITH N~hizsa southern
Trains for Cleveland puukirEs and th- EAST Lake
shore Railroad and steamers for Racine. MIua1Ese
sheboygan &C, and with 50 euid Lire ~ rlrst Cass
staansrs ior s1u.t Sc AAris, LAKE 51F ~. CollaE
rains lssvsCsrO EVsry Morning sB' ysaing as tsI-
sos a. r.. Chicago sua Baaisith azrress, sznasys
excepted
his Train connects a. Caicazo with New T0-k I-tt-
uinE Express over Hi1hiEsn Csrtra Grest Weste-- ant
mis- Train also comets al sanl1rar vfh O-I1 s7d
Mississippi Haiiruad 81 L11is and Tinc-rn--. 1t
ranal 80 IIalas q thr Ierrz ha1t-, Ar1n anf st
Loui. kAlrosd for lndanapofIs Louisville and r--in-
natt Al Decatur, with Main Line Express fIr Gssua
Dunieitn ne lattr connecting with Trains r1 sgrg-
aeld, h2ples, Hlc< Island Burlington srI Quincy.
$40 P NJ, New Tork Expr-ss. saturday. az1aprsL-
stcpping sHiy ~ Important stations ez1e- On ssl
oonnectHg with NAN Line Day zxprr frau Drliur -
Dunieith, znd arriving az Chiclge af Q 4- 81.
Passengers Tor The Uprer Mississippi VIII md D-a-
-iths steamers % The uuueI.h ard Mlreslfa FleEet
Company, ready % leave CHE arrival HI either Cairo
Train for Le Gross, Rsiv1g St Paul &C P--ssrz.-s
FER Jsnesvs and Central sud E1steru Wisc1r To- con
nect a. Feeport with rralus 90 Be1t a1 Js-sV sad
ron thence % Asis1u ant Central and Eastern Vls-
consin.
The MAPS md Charts inficstlnE the G.ass -s1tra
Route 20 the North zud Kat are sn vves 1t cf
Colton's Nap of the T-ltea starF- .rr ul--.r. are
requested "a eramIae This route E=I lE
tine cards % the c11nectuE R0rs suI r-E- trau-
selves 70 tn co-rec ~ tha rHdva rsFafz ne
0penils % TIE Inois Contra EaIIrra1 Cs-r %
Chicago, and thus forming speedy su1 direct ualus ~
Communication between the ruuer Lsr and Rivers s1I
the Lover Mississippi lf1rls % DE pleasure rrsVsar
vel the business attractions srf fscillles
for reaching the North East whict rHuas those q
any other route whatever. Tde -sf.Hls fur
ushed BY TIE COMPANY ar The -11vals-c o. tre tlv-
cling public the perlanencv OF rrn road and rucIrs
he strength md e-gsnc the RnrIn9s ar Care com
mend themseives tsoze who z-sfr a t-lveirr f1ssf
comfort 8Gffg. STATE rooms -uret on al ul-zats,
TICKETS GOOD FOR OSE YEAH. with fhs privileE1
of laylnE over a. any point, hc ts1 at up1ls,
No. IS ge1erson street.
...# WILLIAM MOEIg. E-r1t.
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VTTR have on comm ssion 20 sell liberal terms, or
w trade Tor other property mershandise 100 oO)
acres II choice se ected aads the state q Arkansas
L JOHNSON co,
seas-fw lucti1neers 273 Main str,e
HAZE. LeaEsr sna Avalsnchs coy. VI
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Transportation.
For Rig Hafcbie Riyer.

IWill make Regular Weekly Trips
Joan OF AkIs-ssss ss-s-s4NQ. DEAAlNa -sa~fer-
THIS dne steamer vii maize regular 49,
4 trips bstwesn Memphis and Bolivar, rs,-.s-s1
conurncing on thc nrst rise % the river -.
and eoctlnulng thrguzhout the sFasnn. -
Por freight Or passaEe arpiv On board or %
Wv. HODGE CO, AZsuts,
Saca-dauff IS R-u-t p1T
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Sitnatio1 as Cook Wanted,

TINE owners Of all O1nibussss, Hscknsy Coaches, or
public cArriages are hsrrby notified q taks their
stand Whaa n wHffiag frr calls III North sie Of
Ceut 4uars in such ordr shall be preser bei BY the
City Ma-s-a Ifebs-Iwl R. . B.UGH Haror
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NEW CITY DIRECTORY
IS51-,SS

BY j. b. M o S F L z Y.
rTHHE subse1ber is nov engazed prepariag for puh-
cation. aai WI l-suo BY tbe middle 0f November
aexf . co1nplete and fun rIRECTOkK OF AEAPHIS-
viii In ait9n 20 the usual coanfs Of d eotory,
cont ain history 81 thr ard trade q h-nphis,
by one Vho has devot yer of his fe % the con-
nereia depari unt of several Of city papers, besides
ether matters o. interest 10 the business ma.
Our citizens viii Be called upon II few days for earod
II s ntecded that TIE Direory sh3l compare feFof-
ably win those o. TIE principsi cities.
Orders for cards ieff Il ehef e t1s ely ~ nfie
oc3oes wiH Be sitendsd 70. sepfo g
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Baltimore and Ohio
Ez@E d

r A i l. K u A ID
THIS Roa4 runs from WheeiinE 70 Baltimore, an
ufIesl and % WEshinrton. tto0 niles and presents
ne flsss & 51sn "a, = Z s3s & a2a P.' Sc e
AleEhentes Hnd beng sodly oonstructed, oompistsy
equiPped and carefully manassd Is one o n most st
rsctfve snd safest Raroads the United States n
Central Ohio Rsilroad from Coubus zld L4nesv1lst
WheanE unies his rosd wth a portions o. The Ees'
and southsszf
TIE osLT rHaousH TIcHETs FAoM MEsrPHIs
LoUIsvILLE and ST. LOuIs 70 She EATIOEAL Ne
rRoPOLIs, sod By thls r0af Whieh runs direct =
more. II h also the only line b. which baggage
checked 70 washington from the Ohio river.
E7-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the mai
.tgers running daily FOR L0uisvile, ooun-ctinE thes
With mail steamers Jers0nvile Ralroad for Cincn-
rsri whera they arrive 70 with the ears o.
Ittle Miami Ralruad for Columbus connect Ig Their
with Cgutrsi Ohio Railroad through Newark and Zsnes
vide Wheeing. By TIE eEpress train q this route
ne TINE from Cinennati % Baltimore and 70 Fsshnst0n
E-Be sur . "A for tsksts by The BAliors and Ohis
lslIroad Rsute.
rp-P.sssosers rroua Memphis SONG Esst thrsuxh 8.
L6ais cGn Buy Tz7ouEh Tckets - ths and Ohc
aauroad Th route lays through Vinosnnes Tera Haute
lndanapiis stes 70 Wheelng. oFer-ths new Ohio snd
Mississippi and oununecnE Roads- These connections
AZ s direct and The tce frea S. L0us 70 Balti-ors
q WashnEton Is but aholt "a hours through Tcksts
bv this route may had o. the Agent under the Pan
asr's Houss the fol0Eing rates: Prem g.. Lous
zaltimore SIS % washington as.
At Whcginx the psss-nssr takes tes supsrior
ta Ealtuore and Ohio REroat which leave three times
f.Iv f1r ssitiu,are washington Philadephis and NsE
Fark ThrlazE IN IL % ~ hours ineluiaE stsppszes
Pr SAFETY, sped regularity beauty o. he c0untry and
zonsral FORT this read d second IN The Union
FRE1GHTS. - This company pussssses the iarzesi
equipment of any Railroad n the Untsd States, and
1reparef business in sportato1
The uuad Immediate connection at the Eharves ard
u the streets Of more With thr RairJad Phade-
qhia ard EeW York steamers 81 Eriesson and BALrT7
-soRE sTEAmaHIP Lines. by Canal and Sea 70 Nv
Fork and by MerChants and duers' Line Boston
B1ea.ners - N1rf1ik. Chariest0n, S<vannah, &c Fu
Dsrtcuars So FRIGHT tarh o0pes which may had
n the Forwarding Houses the west, J. B. FsRD
Recsivlag and Forwarding AgCRt Al wheeling.
WI. WOODSIDE,
Master Of TrzlEportation. Baltimors-
THEDuGH TICKETS, aloEins the holders 70 stop A.
iny poiut snd their seats AZ pleasure may Be
nurc1 SD al tnc C1mpany's 0mce. No rs. Isnerson
street d00rs East q the C3ulercia H0tel Memphis
fune1s-IY w NORM. A gent.
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Adn0j0iSIra10r'S NOIiee.

Fshe Decenn5er Ter1i. 1851 n the County Coz o.
a shelby Coalty Te.nessee the uadersisa b. 3 cat
lettsrs o. administration N est e cf fo -
NULL dsoessed Al pcrsnns iadebtee 70 sad sstate
vii esuls fsrWzrd ard sef'i, The and al
having ciaras Azains. said esfsse VI r-eeet ~ e
NJ properly pr1bstsd within ths tis prsscrite1 -
isu, otesrwiss tday vlu be barred
isaiI-Sias6n KEwToN FORD, Aeninistrator.
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seeds and Garden ToOls.

TrTE have on hand q cho oe seleciila q Fresh ans
w ezuins Ffcld Gardeu and Flower Seeds at whole
sale aud resaH. AS Gzreui1g Tors co.'s ~ y part
ii srSen PIous Cnlfiyators Eases H5ts Bssis. Forks,
Prurllg Hedge snd Border hears Grass Sytfes ass
Hoks ire scrhpers Bud iinE Knives TSig Crttrs &C
T IOWNEs ORsILL g. Co,
- ss-.-r- n and Il Front Rev.
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Dr.. H J. HOLMES. yr.


NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP.
rryg n POLK snd Smith P. Btnkheae. having
w fo--nd parfnership, viii hereafter practice lsS
tog-thsr IN the city q Memphis nos'-P