davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23

A FEW pieces plaid and fig'd opera Elan.
II nels for Children wear, just opened. Also white
and colOred Flunnels, Plain and TN!lled. a good
assortment, at 90. POE & BROTHERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28

A TINhkE15 ALTA o1lces Ne - Aei1 streeti
~ over Bsnsrn's Music store, Memphis, Tern., and
HeruE1do, nesot9 county, Kiss VIII attend promptly
al ooecto1s sud business entrusted 70 them n West
Teunessee and Eorth Mississippi
REFER T0-Truift. Bro q CO Phlsdeiphia; Cronin,
Hurrth4H 4 sears, walter sielnlein, n = ". B.
phfH. spis-dsviy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
MellicaI Nniice

A TToREET AT Law, eenersi c5lscfinF ana IAnf
a AEs-ts for the Northern and RastelE Counties o,
ArtzEsss. DIS ARC, AK
serarG-|fnurHv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28

r A | l. K u A ID
rT1HTs Roal runs from Wheeling 70 Baltimors, Cs7s
miesl and to Washington, goo milesl and presents
the fullest ADVANTAGES eoth as freight and passengsF
Aueghenes; and being sodly constructed. completely
equipped and eArefuy manased q one Of ths most a.
fr-ve and safest Railroads IN the United states Fhs
Ceut-,s Ohio Railroad, from Columbus snd Lanesvnetr
WesinE unitss this rad With al portions of the Wssf
T,TT ovry rHaoUsH TIcEErs Eaoss MEsrgHrs.
LOUISVILLE and ST LOWS 70 the HATIouAL NE
TRoFoirs are sod By this road which runs direct .
arfon without the Delay Of passing through Bati-
- 1t Is also the only line By which baggage can b
ohsckcd % Washiugton from the Ohio river.
Ee-By tle NAIL ROUTE irom henphis. take the mall
stsrers running daily for Louisvie, Connecting thew
,h nail steamers Jecrsouvilla Railroad for Cincin-
at he they srve 20 connect uith the cUrs o.
Fth Central Osio Raruad thrUush Newark and zanss-
vile 10 Whseng By the express train of this route
TIE tms um Cincinnati 70 Baltimore End 70 ysshinyton
TBe sa % ssE for tsi cts by the Rslsmors and orr
Rairoed ksute-
ss-P.ssenSers frsm Memphis going East thr,arh a
I can buy hrouzh Tickets b. ths Baltimore and OHIO
Raroad mis- route lays through Vncsnnes rrra Haute
Inisnspos, etc, 70 Whesling, over the Ohio and
an al dirsct and tie time from s.. Louis 70 Baltimore
or Washngtou IS but about a hours. Throagh rckets
by ths route may b had of the Assnt under TIE Plan
rs Ho1ss, a. the folloSins rates Prom So. L01s %
eaifim1re sl5s 70 Washington e1s.
Al Wbo-ling the passenger t1kss ths superior o.
he Baltimore and Ohio kaosdB which leave three times
aay Tor Baltlncfe Washinst0E, Philadelphia and NsH
Td-k Through 10 n hours, ineiudins stoppases.
pr safety speed regularity beauty of he eounty, and
rsea cuf1rt this rsal u seond % none N the Union
FaEIG ITS - ms cumuany possesses ne largest
-ufpurut of any Rafroad In th- United States, and =
rrps-ai 10 Do business IN transpcrtations
- -.d rs,es iu,Ieafe c1nnectnn at The Ebarves and
N th strsef naltinore with The kairoad % Fnade-
phia ard View York steamers 81 Er1csScn and Salts
s-,,-,- s,r ,sr,rrP lines b. Canal snd Sea 70 NeT
Yo-r md by Merchants and aerf Line 70 Boston,
strrr~rs . Norfolk, Charleston Savannah &C kof
freigt tariff, c0ptes of Wncn nay - had
- ~ Houses IN the west or o. J. B. FoRr,
a.--svi-r s-d Ps-rra-ling Arent at Wheeinz.
Wh. 8. WO0DSTDE,
Haster o. TrAnsportAtiol. Baitinore.
THROUGH TICKETS, aloNins he holders % stop 81
suv pont and ther seats AZ pleasure. nay Be-
----t .lf Al the Company's one. No. IS, Js1erson
srrsef doors East q the Co1smarcia Hoie Memphis
s5nea5-Iv WN NORM. Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
NhOrtest ROlFte
Memphis to Atlantic Cities.

-
@R ~
= By Ig,l RAILROAD FROM CAIRO.
10 thiceg0 Direct IN Sixteen Holrs rifh0af BrrrE
o 6tage or Change Of Cars or BGggcgs
BEANCH FROA CESTRALIA IS NOW FINISHED
lens shortening the time 70 sixteen hours % i-ar8
a Ohicaso. oonnectins win KiehiEzu Central Cars
n leaving the same DEPOT fo- Detroit Eisr4rs Fr-
Rochester Albany. New York Boston snd IN p 49,
and Atlantic Cities Only two ehangs a Cars frors
four from CairC % New York Tine from Csi-9 - So
IorE fcrty-uine hours. Pare low and COMP Il -ss.
sor subjected 70 ne DELAYS eon.s1uest =, t - , = :
changes BY short lines of Railroads through Indtsn ~
Ohio, % the East and North
Also oonnecting al Chlcz1o with Nichfr,r s,-tba-,
fans - Cieveiand, Dunkrk, and The East Win LAKE
shore hsilroad and STEAMERS for Racine, kuvrsnFss
sneooyEan- Aes and with splendid Lina ~ r--t fsr1
Steamers for Ssuit Ste Marie Lake suus = rg77i-v
wood. Tsr0nto, &C. -
-Iatns lsnveCairo Every Morning 49, ysniaE a f,l
s.os A. n, Chie.so and Bunlsith srprsss, Sundays
his Train connects CHICAGO with New Yo-t Ilrst
aiAs hHress over hohigan Central Great western ard
New fork Central Raiiroads through n thrtyons hr1
Inls irain also connects az sand8vaT uIh Obio srf
Mississippi Rairuad for s. Louis ant Vinc-nnes .f
Psna with Trains q the Tsrrs Hsufe sitT - a.
Louis Railroad, for Indianapolis Louisve snd CiurB-
aalii q Decatur with Main Line Express FOR Gaisua
g5ttni ne after connecting win Trains % Spring
aeld, Nspies, Rock Island, Burlington and Quincy
s.io P NJ New York Express, Saturdays excepted
o-'Fki-- els y important stations. except 'Ens
connecting with Main Line Day Express from ucatur IA
Dlnieltn ana srrtvlng Al Chicago ats p. n
Fasengers for the Upper Mississippi viii hnd q Dun-
lia steamers o. the Dunleith and Minnesota Packet
company reay 70 ezVe on the arrival o. either Cairo
traa for Il Crosse, Roiwinx St. Paul &c Passsugsrs
ta SaesVle. and Central and Eastern Wisconsin On
meet a Frport With Trains Belot and Ianesvs 1f
fro thence 70 Madison and Central and Eastsra WiE
oonsn.
The Maps and Charts Indicating the Great Central
hote % the North and Hast exact transcript 81
Ooltons Nap a. the UniteS States and passenger srs
reaestsd 70 examine this route wen a. the ru1ninr
tie cards % he aouuectng Ros and judge for thsu-
selves as q eoorrecness Of the ahove ssteuents ne
epenins q ne Ln1is Central Rarnad from Cairo 70
Oncago and thus forming sp-y and direct means of
tetuesn the upper Lake. and RIv-rs .1f
tAe Lover Mississippi. snords The pleasure traTssr
- Ee a. ne business man, attractions and fartf-5
r reacning the north and East which surnsss those 1f
any otner route whatever. The acoonmaiari1ns fur
nshed y the Company ior the convenience of the tr
eing puoic the pernaneny the road and structure
tne strength and elegance OF The Engines and Cara CON-
mend tnen1seves 70 those who desire travelling ugpf
eolf0rf and SAFETY Stste rooms secure On an naeFetr
uCkE1S GOOD FOR ONE YEAR with he privilege
of swing over at any point, Be hsd 81 Memphis
No IS Jederson street.
WILLIAM NORM. Agent,
nr-lTe Memphis Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28

DR ARTaURK TAYLOR has. associated with bin
IL mis- 5r5sher d. ~ Y. TAYLOR, Jr. They ofei
tseir sersioes 70 the public.
o.aos on Osvrs stssst, soulb side Of the square
Iz-f-Sn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
DR.. II. j. HOLMES. JF.
OFFTCE- 70 TO Hai1 street Mezrphis, Tenn.
JAMES MOORE,

A TToREFr AT Law. hemphis. T-nn. References !:
"A Messrs ward q Jones' Phillips 4 Etite, L4nas,
Touur 4 o. McClauzhzn, Irousdzle Dlfs Milton =
Putnam Niles 0r-n. Esq., r. Avery Esq-- Memphis
ono Up stairs zt the corner Of Vain and AEnison
stFs's rsr, DOR 70 the Gaycso ssTings InEritution
ocf7-ffT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
W. G. WEATHERF0RD,

~ leou, An
phis; judge 4 L Czruthers Supreme Courts Z. g.
Eastman. ESQ EashvIs5 Mzior 6 A. Henry ClErks-
vile. Tenn and ffez- = B. flournoY Desha CO. ARR
rna-9t-dEWIv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
ILIIILILLLLI D {

n one square, renewShle veeEly, per annun. 80 q
fs twice week, 90 90 %
E- Two squares, renewable weekly, PCT snnum 90 %
twfUe q week, % 50 90
~ Al advertisements required 70 Be- kept on seoond
PAGE, CHARGED As NEW EACH DAY and on third RAse5
Edvance over stated rate
- Advertseueuts dreoed 70 be displayeds OF sct IN
lnrEe type, charged DOUBLE rates
~ Yearly advertisers b charged extra for ecru-
pynE space over oonrEct and when LARGE TYPE 4 r.
gured g Be used thc advertisement Kept On nzde q
% pr
-TeErIy advertisers be ehsrgsd extra At regular
atss for wEnts, Rsnss, Removals CoPSrtRershi7 No
tioes. L ConsiEners, Hc-
~ TRANsfEsT ADvEETIsIss sUsT BE Pad FoR
IN ABTAScE-
~ No advertisement vi Epear IN The weekly paper
unless ty spacsi oontrsct.
R-ldvertsemens 70 b. inserted In the weekly paper
oaly ireEular iEtevzs In either of the papers VI
b. charged 81 per sou4re for every Insertion
- Announcng candidates for Sttte, County and NJ
uioizl OGoe $ esch 70 b paid IN H1vSnoe IN ever
tnstknoe
- All Edveriisements for ChEritsbie Institufioas
Fte Companies, srd non, and cther flolc heetings
20 b. charged half price-
~ HErriages aad Desths srs pnhlishec news; but
Oetasres, Thutes o. Respect and RuRsral lnvitEtons
ether advertisemente.
~ All Leeal AID Transient Advertisemssts vsn Be
CHARGED By the inse-ti-a-.
II Bii0rsi Eotioes IN Local Cslumn VII Be ohErEed
g cents per liss.
E- No dedue;iou or vsristion VIII Be made from Ire
fsres0ing rates
KCLAEARAE. TROUsDALE A DILL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
Transportation.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
MH
r A IL r o A d /.
CHANGE On sCHEDULE.

ON and after THURSDAY, December 81, 1857. ths
" IrEins % tbs read WI ran fdloHs.
Ie Nal snd PASSENGER T vii leave Memphis daiv
Sundays exoepedl At 800 A. "a and arrive a Panois
u 800 A.
Rsturning. VII lesve Pamela At 80 A. ~ and arrivs
af Memphis q 20
ne FrelEht ard accummodati0n Train leaves F1noia
safy Sundays sxeep,el a. ss8 A ~ and arrive q
EeE1rhis az LIS
Resuruinr leave Memphis st 2o0 r. ~ snd srrve a.
Pznoia at SEQ p n
P-rs5ps trsTsisE On tbe Aocomnndziion Train can
spend nearly TO hours and han IN Mcmphis a1d re-
urn on the same day.
PASSENGER Train raskes direct oouneeon 81 Meup5is
With TIE Memphis and Charleston Railroad going East
tn1 close unecfion win the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road ng North II also counects b0th Ways at Pauola
With Stages and from the following phases OAKLAND
frtsisn aud Grenada. Here making c1aneciion win
Stages thro1Fh CaruoH and IeNiuEtcn thence % ne
-ortheru termin o. the Mississippi Ceutra Raoad for
Canton. Jack-on and NeV Orleans
Threugh rcksts or Grenais can Be obtainea q he
Htmphis Depot
ms is much tbe shortest route and pseseugers esv
ng Aruphs - the morning train srrlve a 9renafa lie
saue evening, having daylight the whole gay
M. ". NEWELL,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
MEMPHIS AND NAPOLEON PACKET.
FOr NAPOLEON.

DAHIkL BoOSs, s,......-.--.A. s. HANCOCK, Master.
". P. h9NTAGUE. Oierk.
Ahrougn 20 Gaines Landing every Thursday.
FTtaIs ars passenger md fr~Ieht PACKET rer1n-.s
Il VII ieaVe as ahove - THURSDAY. lh-ss-.-iS,a
the Aih Inst. 81 oclock- p. sE.. and =,
WI continue % run regulariv- Having
ben bouIht expressly for the shove tad. rn -.
hsmphts @rery AeuoaT q oiolock AM Thursfsv ~
DeiocE p. n Returning. viii leave Napoi.ou evarv
tuss1aT aHd Saturday At o'cock p q All uay busiDes
stri0ty atter1ed To- ". ". HODGE \ Co
oec<s-H AEenfs. e5 Front Row
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28

lIns nasniacent steamer has no equal the western
Wsters. and Is especially ads7ted 10 h. t-,se Nm -
nect e. Aenpos WITH the Upper Nississinpi Ohio Cr
oersnc and white River Psckets. and Win the H7b -
and Ohi0 Railroads.
For frelght ~ passage. applvnn hoard or 10
LAFALLErTE. SHIRLEY 4 20 Are,ts
noF8 81 Fr1uf Row and Can't ss-.a4,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28

FOR RaIfiElOre, Washington, New
York, Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the Eastl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
NOEECE

nR J.. n sLEDGs has reiurnes from SeE Tort,
u Ef1er 40 e1oa % m01f rs and has Effected
o Astounding cures in that ci de has takea
ono a. NJ 81 Monroe street be AAin aud SecOud
Ersets a. i the prartice Of Medicine, where
be has f0r sale his ce-hrst-i c5np3Tnfs. n calls al
tended o. dsy uisht As be iHieni- locating perna
neatly Memphis. and from he great be has
had b the treatment of the various d cases hs thinks
h. should have lihrsl psirJuag from ths citizens q
Memphis itns-dIy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
EDWARD PTCKETT, Jr.,


A TTORSEY AT Law, Memphis, Teun- Oaoe, Sent
u so1 street midway The PoEt ofce Building
luul-li-ar-twfv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
SADDLES low FOR CLSHI

I HAvK large lot OF SADDLES that ! will seliEs
L Low FOR CASH. Cal II you win g
have q barEAz. have also a large Assortment
Of Harness, Brides Co lars, Saddle Rags and SAD 3
ery Materials and Harness Hountings Of latest styles
Also Saddle Trees Of VARIETY al sf which viii
sell a. a very SMALL. ADVANCE cost for Cssh. All
kind Of Saddles Harness &C made 10 order shortest
notice. warrant 70 give sEiisEcinn and sell l0E for
Cash Ny object Is Ia selling At small advance 70 keep
the at work. rather than discharEe GOOD work
men. Repeatedly. ". P. LEWIS.
Garner Main ana Sosroe s;teets,
novb-3m Mem his Team.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
80 oF sunscRnrIoN
DAGLx RATES FOR, ,ADYER FISTNs.
Aaotfct ). fae Azpssl esf Esoss and Eaquirer.

Fsr eae sgusrss Of sea s or Iess. eas inssriOn.si Q
E1- oa-h aadltlo- y ll.serllen 3 s.I.e....... 3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28

ON Union STREET

HE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
Il ALL the public that be has opeRed a new Restau-
rant Union street wke he Is prepared 70 furnish
me bet viands that Be found In the market served
A. the best Partisan styles, Oysters Game Steaks Salt
snd Fresh water Fish, Birtsin fae everything suited
70 TIE nAest and most delicate epicureAn taste.
Give me call have six diherent rooms for the &C.
oommodstion Of Private Parties wiz not Be sutdone
In any branch connected with ny buslness.
fah2A-fs GUs DKNPERWOTP
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
K.aRD.

q lllsI8uIT On NM , s7I'TlT lsllTTIl1lI o
BUILDING LUMBER, SILLS, JOICE,
NOTWITHSTANDING, sTUDING, sHEETING,
DET CYPRsss and POPLAR, Z in. I ! IN and in
" vide Driea Fooring yellow Pine Poplar and Gum.
and Celin ALSo-A large lot Of Shingles. Cedar.
sawed and hewed sK5z6xsxl0xi2 inches.
N p. COCHRAN.
octs-Iv Centre IanFfur snH Wasbiu qfon-zf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
DR- RI. .TAsKT.
RissOIufion
CARD
TREADWEII. ! YOLLINTTNE. o }.
F''''., SNOWY ra.zERi

A TT0REKTs At Law Memphis, Tenn. Ofoe, No
Commercial Hotel 1us-dawly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
fruit Grtrs & Sbrubbtrp.
Choice Frnits of Am Kind

TTrHH subscriber has on hand the rargest co- -
Il ton OF GREENHOUSE PLANTS ORNt =
h8NrALSHRUBS and EVERGREENso % ru-r ls-,.A
descriptions t1zethrr with the most EXTENSIVE
culec-tnn o. FRUITS q al descriptions. BOTg
ROOTS. FLOWER SEEDS and al Dsrtsinirr II Tars-aT
Nursery busia-ss All orders addressed tr be unfsr-
slrnet, Box l63, vii receive prompt attF1ticr.
Nursery On Horn Laks R0ad Qeft hand sidel \ niles
from elis.
s. ". WHEATON
octlo-d4m Mnu1nhGa Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
Transportation.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW VOnW


NEW YORK
FNfHiN Railway f1ily and ragIv e,,l.-.r - -..,
tnrourh q neautiful and healthy csurtrv - ii
EeseieIs fr9a ne khsasippi vsueya route thr-s hr
ccu'crt tazn any other % the 3 ssr snf vru.Ta
Passing through Slave Territory ample --If, d. 81,
for9ed fcr ne cluEeJancc of SerVauts
Al Daiton, Ga, ehoics Of Routes is orsresbv en-
ilnuoas reilTay fhr0ugh Georgia. south Carsri.r r4
North Carolina 10 Rchm. Cd, or 0y thu Cre4r wsl-5
tAn Line tarocEr Elgt Tennessee and Virrina fg Co.,
yihs L7nehburE Rchm11l, and an Or tha cs.s5rsfi
THE EIPEsss NAIL TRAIN leaves Msl5pbf, s,rv
81 = % A % .stouYinz a. a stations.
THE AccONMODATIOE TRAIN leaves Ms--psf-
DAILY tsxoept SundsyFl AZ zoo p 81 for T-1c-I-,
sith tse hissi'sypi Csntrai and Tennessee Central
Railroad ,onervule and lnferuedi1 ate sta ions.
TRAINS COSNECr-At Grand Junction with the
hississipfi Central Rairosd 10 Holly sDrinss Oxford
Grenada, Canton Jacks1ns etc ana VITA the MIssis-
sppi and Tennessee Central Rsroa1 % Bolivar JacEson
At Pocabonfas. uifh tri-weetlv Hae of Coach q,
Ripley, Pon.otae. Aberdeen. and Columbus. Miss
A. lufa- win daily line of fouT-horss Coachs4
thra1gh Aber cen. Coiumbus etc 10 the n5rfhsrn t-
minus % The hobe and Ohio Rsilroad
Ihrou2h uckets Euf uut used-uTifh the privTazs a.
H,7Dping az any point desired ScId a. the CErrztr tr
ttcKEI OFFICE, Commercial H1ts and the h afisrn
Strsef station
Esch passenger vii b. s'loEs5 one hundred Do7-,. NJ
oagsfgei % article VII BE- carried as b1zrar- thsf =
not inedent 20 "a person of the passenger 10 cse -
oss N Oopany stl hold tessFes responsible f1r a
amount not eEceesiing 500
Negroes, Eheu trnveiinz aIone mus. have remit
nam ns tue Polnt % which hey o 20 arI s1esr
that they sre % travel ty rair a. or they vii ~ -
e.rf,ea No tcEsi ~ b ssid them. nor vii they b.
rucefEo on the ears unless their owner or agent BE- rres
eut or Known 70 the TIcset Agent Coufnrt5r - rba-
p-rson y Eouch Tor gsnuineaess o. permit
&c. ARNs.
General Superiuffnr.rt
Superintendent OF rransoortstior Ws-155is
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
7 ?" 7 = = . - - . y = = : =
SCOTT DIXON.

A TTORNETs At Law AND SOLICITORS N CHAN
n 1kT, Nrmphis, Tenn, VII pra lice ~ ir prafes-
a the Courts held iu the siy Memphis zne fhg
Supreme F-ersl Csurfs JACK Prompt atten-
ton BE- given al claims for O. ction trusted IA
them Once a-st door the let, up stairs n the
WzIEer Block hzin street ians-f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28

Steamers generally but day quicker than Props
lers snd two 70 three days quicker SAILING
Vessels from New YORK and Phiiafephia- and other
Eastern ports % Charleston anf SaVannah And WHERE
days time Il not object. from twenty % forty
cents rer hundred pounds Be- saved b. Shipping on
ne latter class cf vessels.
CHARLES w. ANDERSON.
furE-Iv General Aren't for the Aoufhuast
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28

AS07' IS5S.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.
Memphis & N.OrIeaps Regular Packet
Eclipse


D'>oAD"A ALLs Aa7ier-..-ss-..--.-g. PORTER, Clert
VNTILt.run a. a reEular packs between -
w Memphis and New Orleans COM 3. - -
n7neing SATURDAY 2ist November s'l1ll5 ~
and continue through0ut TIE season - -
10 say viii leave Memphis SATURDAY ra--.-,h.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
RrOcI1lllnfiOal.
$4,000 REV ARD
FOR
SAMUEL MEREDITH.

TIIHE undersigued win give The above reward for The
i aPpreheEsOn and delivery 70 the Jaor OF Frank In
county. Tennessee. Of SAMUEL MEREDITH- who NOR
dsrea a. p Robertson In the town OF Winchester Ten
the evening Of the 24th Decsmber aud has ~
20 parts unknown.
Said Meredith is from 2s 70 30 Old about six ee
kgh slender thinvisAged, high forehead; Ight blue
eyes large and prominent bE OF lAnRuid expression
good manF wrinkles about the ~ TO- his 2 fair
plezion, rather salow light hsir, but thin his
he-di had msny whiskers AL over bis face ext tnt
upper lip viii kes thin each tide of his face snd Of
sshy color bis chin In his m0vtments rather slow
has down look his ps usually compressed but when
in conversation pleasant smiles easily aud shows hne
set % teeths has mach nerve and self possession
brick mason By trade; wore on black mneskin
coat Pc haps sinos be left har cut oh his hair "a
whisfers. CLARIHDA y. ROBERTSON,
DAVID p ROBERTSON,
WINcHEsIER, Tern. Dec Is 1851. ians-2w
Ndshviiie Union Gnd Amerfcan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
GIansn9rtati0n.
REGgLAR FRIDAY PACKET,

ne splendid Lo~-PTpssare ono sud si.sissipel MAI
BtsarIfr
AOtIHAAhkh-s.ss--..s.. ". IAlfLsEf kssfer.
VTTILL leave Henphis es-rg FRIDAY nRah
w EFENIFG A. o'siock, pc tfvetY 49,. -
taking freight ani pssseu9ars for au - :..at
Uay isndines arriving AZ LoTisviiis ln--------A
time for the h11fay Morning Mall Boats g cncnnsfl
and thence b. railroad % Essiern towns and CITES
vhch thr@u-h fokrts VIII BE- Eirrn
Also uakes ciass connections with TIE Inris Ceufra
Esilraad ana Nan Bats t. Mound Cltv and Cairo fsr
81 lplis AZ PafacHh, wfa ths daily packet lus fo-
hA. .hyile and ren1eFser river r.r
fhe Sortherner = In sp sntM ruuninz order hsriaE
peen thorougniy reoaire rrfTrri-hci kc Der o1cers
arp AZ erperiencsd t1atne1 wh1 ut pay every atien-
1 - - safety euaflr and rl-a % thclr passsa-
sers. FOR plan of cstln see
JAS p SIXTH. Aa-ni,
aeel No q Nsshs h Hunf'l Boek-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
mississippi Central
ENM7
RAILROAD

NOV open 70 Pcken's Staten. the Ssuthern DEs-
~ ION, End 70 Yoekns station the Northern d.
vtai5n.
sCHEnULE
MAI train leaves the 1unction az %. A. Return
inE. leaves TocE1a A n 90 81, and arrives TIE
junction win the Memphis sad OHIO Railroad az $40,
A. n cpuuecilnr Elth passenger train To- MeuDhls
Freight and acc1mmofatnn train ielVes he Junction
a. O'cocf tsr the arrival q tas accommoiz on
train he Memphis and Charlcston Railroad, and ar
rlv=S az Tockna as ii.iB r.
Man trE1 ,onnects With Sims Cos four hore pest
onachss AZ Tscknz station st N % A ~. for water
Valley. Grenada Carr7ion and LexinEtaa aud az Ok
ford with Msssrs- jsmieson A. Co e f1ur-horse post
coaches FOR Ponto 0c. Aberdeen aud Columbus, Hiss
ricEeta csn BE- procured from Patterson 4 Bro Com
mercia Hotel and from tbs Ticket agent q the Menphs
and Ch4rlsston Railroad, az Memphis
decll g. WALL sunerinfrnient
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
SchwOOb's RestaUrant

STEE - AL 90 ~
OCHWOOB'S New Oyster Saloon Adams -
- street Opposite the Worsham House, istSs4 o.
nov open for the s-ason. 6nd frie- a. - -
and customers viii be furnished with the ~
best Noble Oysters every hour and every style tha
may be desired. We challenge eompetitisn both a. quul
~ and style Of cooking. JOS. HWOOB q CO.
uovI-dara
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-28
8uil0ing Decorations.
HOUSE, SIGX, AAD ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
w. n. PASSMORE

FTNAKES this method Of infsrmng the citiEens Of M
phis tnaf ne has permA1enty iocated himself here
% oaIry on The above busines snd those Whc
nay fsver HIN with their patronage that all work en-
trusted % ham VII have his slrict PERSONAL ATrEN-
ttOh IN ne selection and preparation of the material
- vel a. the faithful execution Of the gork No SER
on VII oe spared On his psrt % zive satsfsc0n snd
perforr the Woi thorouzhiy ana &c ne tine q
suit n -aste Of the mCst isstidious.
Us lctt experience Warrsuts him In ssYing that hs
ooHtracs E Be compiled with . the entire ssiisfaror
of those gho nay pstrouize hr1. Ihey may sis5 res
assured that any work unrtskeu b. him VIII Be prompt
y sonducted.
For quahcsons h beEs leave % refer 10 he fellow
ing persons. Capt. G. B. Church, Capt T. Newell NJ
" Pooley, Capt y Gosce. Capt Algeo, NJ 9 Philler
SHOP-Rack a shelton's Drug Store my29-diy