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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-08
SOLEf SERIES. VOL. 70, NO.l0
LEniis, sI.5O I'm Advance.



1t was ~ ne Fall of 1854 when The Neb-as-
IA bill was fresh topic. Lincoln was zpeak-
ing to some ~ q thonsatld persons il, the Sat.
House at spritgleIi. Douglas sat on the
Clerks platform. just under the Sne5ke,'s
stand. IN his introduction, Lincen compa-
mented his dis:ingushei friend s.id he him
self had hot been in public life she had; ;-ans.
If he should, on that account, mistake anyf4ct
he would be very mach obliged 10 his trlend
the Judge if be would correct him. Judge
Douglas rose with good deal Of Sena oriai
dignity, aud said that it was not always agree-
able to speaker to be interrupted in the
course of mis- remarks, and therefore, il he
should have anything to say, he would wait
until Mr. Lincoln was done. For some reason,
he did Tot keep TO his purpose, but quite fre-
quentfy rose TO put in werd when he seemed
to think his case required immediate attention.
One Of these passages-and il was pretty
nearly sample Of the rsst-wss in this wise:
Lincoln had been giving history of the legis-
lation OF the Federal Government on the sub.
lect of slavery, aud referring to the opinions
held by public mel. and had CON d ,wb to the
Nicholson letter, wherein the denial of the
power of Congress to prohibit slavery in the
Territories was first presented to the public.
Sad he, 81 do','t know what nv friend the
Judge thinks" (and he looked down upon him
with smile half playful. half rogueish.) .sbut
really it seems to me that that was the origin
OF the Nebraska bil.n This stroke ut the
SENATOR'S lsureis in the matter Of the "great
principles" created good deal OF laughter and
some applause. which brought the Judge to
his feet. Shaking back his heavy hair, and
looking much ike reused hon, he said in
his peculiarly heavy voice, which he uses with
SO much effect when be wishes to be impress
sise. ''No, Sir will tell you what was the
! origin of the Nebraska bill. II was this, Sir
God created man, and placed before him both
good and evil, and ief, him free to choose 70
| himself. That was the origil, Of the Mel,
| bill" As he said this. Lincoln loo
picture of good nature and patience. -.
las concluded, the smile which lxA
corners of Lincoln's mouth parkH
| and he replied, "Well, then,
g.ea. honor to Judge Douglas &S4gH
first man to discorer the fact."
| down the house. Of course 49,
perceive that the Judge appreciat2
| the least. .&
lquote from memory and do notv
OF course, TO be verbally correct y
| may serve for slight glimpse of the Ina..
You, Mr.. Editor. will not have foryottan bis
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GsT Twenty carsoes OF slaves have been
lanaed in Havana since March last, and in no
instance have the English war vessels inter-
Ippted them. ss,. -s.s +, /.
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A wkistline match lately came of at Mokelum
Hill. The whistlers commenced at Oh o'clock
in the evening, and kept it up till ten minutes
Of two the hsxt morning when one Of them
cavsd in and was forced to stretch bis mouth in
al sorts Of shapes to get the pucker, taken
out Of il. Hessallowedn his lips felt ''like the
toe Of IN old boot with large hole in it,"
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OF COURSE, 10 De verbally cofrsct. n
may serve for slight glimpse of the Ina1.
You, Mr.. Editor, will not have forgotten his
record on the Wilmot Proviso. Heneyer fall
tered then nor since. nor need there be any
conjectIres about mis- course in the Senate, as
mere must be in any event concerning dis
tiigusilea individual whom some Republicans
evenphaye thought might possibly be chosen.
iincoln, in the Senate, will be the right man
ia the right place.
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The Cairo City Property Company isrep-
rssented by stock to the amount OF $4,0OO,-
600 Of which George Psabodys OF Lopdon owns
500, 0on, having purchased The same during
his visit to this country last year.
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Courts, Federal and State, and of course means
that the ingenious device of the nigger drivers
for extending African slavery into all the ter
ritories through an extra Judicial decision of
the Supreme Court shall be respected. What
becomes Of Popular Sovereignty?J
The 9th denounces slavery agitation.
9th Bancombe about British oatrages, visit
alton ahd search.
BY the above, which embraces all the points
made in the platform, it will be seen that the
Douglas wing of the party not only bowed
very low before Buchanan, the dispenser Of
spoils, but placed their mouths in the DUST
They capltulated without even the honors Of
war, aud then were splfred Their degrada-
ton is seen in the fact that they dare not adopt
the following resolution which was withdrawn:
''5th. Resolved, That it is the right or the
people TO pass upon the fundamental law or
Constitution assigned for their Government,
That the Congress Of the United States should
admit no Territory into the Union, unless the
people thereof have had an opportunity of ex-
ercising this right. That 10 force people
into the Union against their will and without
their consent, is unjust, unconstitutional and
oppressive"
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3 Z
Mr.. Noble arranged the wreck Of his affairs
as speedily as possible, eager 20 be Oh the way
to Montreal. The evening before he started,
Frank Helper waited upon Mr.. Grossman,
and said: "1'hat handsome slave you have
been trying SO hard to catch is doubtless be-
yond your reach, and viii take good care not
to come within your power. Under these cir
cumstances, she 10 worth nothing to you; but
for the sake Of quieting the uneasiness Of my
friend Noble, ! will give you eight hundred
dollars to relinquish all claim to her.n
The broker few into violent rage. .pll
ses you both damned frst," he replied. 81
shall trip 'sm up yet. l'li keep tho sword
hanging over their cussed heads as long as
live. lwouldn't mind spending ten thousand
dollars to be rsyenged on that internal Yank~s.''
Mr.. Noble reached Montreal in safety, and
fosad his Loo Loo well and chssrful. Words
are inadequate TO describe the emotions sx-
cited by reunion, after such dreadful psrils
and hairbreadth escapes. Thsir marriage was
soismnizsd q soon q possible but the wife
being An article Of propsrty, according to
American Lawn, they did not venture to return
TO the States. Alfred obtained some writing
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THE LocoEoco PLATFORM ---We,.haye seen
the platform adopted at the late double -heai-
ed Locofoco State Convention.
The 1st Resolution enaorses and re- -aiirms
the Cincinnati platform.
The 2dis Buncombe---all about sectionalism.
The Sd is 5uncombe-the rights Of the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-03

HnSG0PATHIO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Wlsass 10 iform fs cifisensof Eeuphfs an5 VI
cinifg, that b. has oczte1 fiDsf Et the eoufhessi
o-r1er of Uaio1 snf Seoond streets.
Ona- hgurz unfe o'cieck IN fhe BorninE between u
and q nonu. and befEee1 s and IN the evening.
EEfREECEs-gEdge Sharkees Gov. BIoEn, of Miss;
Eeson Hitcheu Bsa- q Chsrlsston. s. c.; BTs He-ing
L1rpe q Rhs elpsia and Dr. C.sPur q LouisEils.
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- ". EkALEH
Meuphis.
". q. WEATHERF0RD,
MpaIcaI N0uce
II. EEPFFEFR. aLD..

nR. ARTaUa FkTLOR Hzs asaocistsd With him
~ his brother d. W y TAYLOR, Jr. They ofer
their seEsicest0 the pnbiic.
once - Court street, south side e ths sqakFe.
fanf-En
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CARD.

TTNHB 3zrtnerFhiD m the ptacoc q theIz berptofors
i Existing betEsen sulvLl, TrssdEen & VoTllntine,
a. tsls day dissolved. JAY !, 1857.
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DFsSaTUff01

Vi. D. WEIGH.
A TTORNET At Law, Jack=ou, Tenn. Au business
n nirustsd % his care prozpty ATTENDED 70.
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SCOTT s. DIXON.

A TFORSEYS At LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
n CEaT, uphis- rem. tT PA tee their rafes-
Al the C1u-s heia IN the Memphis Enf ths
Supreme sn5 FEDERAL Courts gsuk Prompt stten-
t1n I'll civ % al claims fer oosofion Etrusted
them OGcs 81 door 20 the let. up stairs in the
walker BIock NsIu street fzn6-n
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BnIl6lna 3laterials.

Dry Wood and Cyprus Lumber.
L HAVE thirty cords rood DRY WOOD for sale A. nv
terrJ lAndnE tr Whlch. application BE- made in
netilaieJs Win AXE three d0llars per clrd Alsa
large nuoer % Rod cyprus aud gum l'zs whiah can
seS % order a. short aota and viii deliver tie lumber
Al ny fsTrJ landing At Memphis, cheap for eash-
tans CHEEK.
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rhave recently invented CHAIN PUAP-ROx, em-
bracirg coupf = sersrstsar a. nct Cham Prurs
Iniend q fr dsobls te1euents ftuf doaoe Frosl i've
psns can drau frcn this boz. e. N zane tine
harfng No iuterfereace vita each other 1aeFef beng ~
hcle sft In ths partifon ua fc- iarre eroueh ior
a. urcsfn toy chi ken. nauie . crar irin o1e
vsri = ne ether. I would fefer osn-crans ne
Ppup q r. q BnEhsm 81 ). =. MsITi-len tICu
" CARSON.
rs rau prrparri % snip Farups Or ord - - stort
nscs ur o. dssn ~ erE-t q "a Nlssissippl tigsE
1s-dy O.
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Shortest Route
FR1M
Memphis to Atlantic Cities.
80 y -. -

7 AAE-e4 = -
BY RAILROAD FROM Cairo.
10 Cheego Direct IN Sixteen Hoarrs asifhOuf BrarE
q S@ese OF Change Of Cars Baggegs
BENCH Fk0A 0EGrRALIA Is NOW FINISHED.
nus slortening the tine 70 sixteen hours 10 Ccsz,
a CAieazo, o0nneetinz win Kohisan Central O..
leesins ne s.ne Depot. for Dstrolf Niarara Fsns
aoeaester Aloany New Tork, Boston, and au EarterI
Cairo 70 Hiagara and thrse from Cairo q Al6Eny ~
toar from Cairt . New Tork Tine from Cairo y. So
IorE forty-nine hours. Pare as low and oanh % ges-
VET subjected 70 ths delays oonsequsnt % the fror
Sasnss p saort Ines o Railroads throagh Indss aad
Also o0nnectinE At Chicago With Miehizan soutbsa
Lres toI Cleveland punkirk, and ne East Win Lafs
snote h.l'r2aa and Steamers for Racine Muwaukss
sheooysan Aes and with splendid Line a First CrSs
stae,asIs ior sa1lt Sc Aarie, Laks sup - CoHi1E
-rsias lesysoairO Evsry Morning a., vsalnz a. ssi
Sos A n, Chiess0 and BunisstA s1vrsss, suna.y,
mis- T-Ain connects At CniesE, with v., vo- ri,s.
niaE s1press. over hiehigan Csntra Gsst WsFteru s
~ IsrE Central Railroads, through n thiry-ons hslr
rms IAN also connects Al Sanfovaf with Ohio snd
Mississippi Railroad for ST. Louis and Vinceunsss AZ
r.na, With Trains O the Terra Hauts Aitsn and 81
Louis hailroad for Indianapolis. Louisville and Crr
naiii ~ Decatur, with Main Line E1prsss Tor 6aisn.
Dunleth; The latter counecting WITH Trairs - s--f1
-; apes' soek Island Buriinzton and Quincy.
s;io ? NJ, New York Bxpress, Saturday. erosp,sd
n1oppins oay ~ important Stations eNopt 90 871sf
connecting with Main Line Day zzpr.ss foln Deour -
r II
Fasselsers for the Upper Mississippi WI md a uu
eta steamers of the Dunisith and Minnesota Ps-Est
company ready % leave the arrival Of either Cs-,
rsia Tor Le Crosse ReiEing St. Paul &C Passenrarg
ier JAnesgile and Oe1trE and Eastern Wisconsin oB
net A. frort Eth Trains % Belott and Janesve and
ron hence 70 sdson and Central and Eastern WIs
nOusin.
ne Maps and Charts indicsisar the Great Ceutr.l
houts 70 The North and Hast an exact transcript 81
Ooon Mas of ths United stsies and passengers ars
requested % eEamine thls vel as the ruTulnz
TINE cards o. the connecting Reals and Judge for ths
,esea e. % the corra mesa % the ahove staeents %
enins o. n lnois Central Rauroad from Cairo b
Oheeo and tnus forins speedy and direct means or
enlniuicaon between ihe Upper Lakes Rivers and
Ae LEer Asslesipp, aurds 70 the pleasure trsTeler
- Re ae ne 1usiucss attractions and facilities
r reaching TIE North and East which supsss those q
a1y other rp1ae Whatevsr. ne accommodations fur
loa y fe ooup1ny for tha conVensnce of the trEv-
eng pule, ne pernanency the road and strucfure
ne strength and eeEanee Of ths EnFues and Cars con-
mend th-nselves 70 those Who fssirs IN trvnr peef
eoJ0rI and safsg- State rOoms secured pacErts
tiCAAfs GOOB FOR ONE TEAR with he privfsEs
q iayinS over a. any potnt, can b had 81 Memphis
No. Is Jeasrson street
WILLIAM EORIN AEsnt
MY HnTrnhHa Ta1r
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8uiIOlng 9etmatiuns.
HOUSE, SIGN, Ind ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &C.
W n RAasnTnDz

TAXES this msthod o. infsrming the citizens Of N
phis tna he has perua1entiy r0cated hlrsslf here
70 ca1ry on the above business and VIC
may faEor hin with their patronage an wurk e1-
trusted % hin VII have bis strfct PERSONAL ATTFN
TON N ne selcctiou and preparaton the material
vel The faithful execution o. the work Noexe-
ton vii Be spared his part 70 give satlsfscsn and
pertorr the Wofk thoroughly, and the same time 4
suit IL -Hsts q the most fastidious
sis eht experience warrants hiu IN ssying nat his
eoatracs Vii BE- compiled With % The entire ssif.ctio
o. tnose Eho may patroaIe him. They nav also resf
asSured hat any Eork H1derts ken b. MIN be proruf
y ao1ducted-
EoF quancstuns, be begs leave 10 refer % the fosv
lng persoue: Capt C. \. Church Capt. r NsueIl Mr
v f2o.eJs Capt. J. Goslee Capt. Algeo NJ Q Phfler
sH0P-sack q shsiton's Drug st0Ts my2a-dfy
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For Baltimore, Washington, New
York, Philadelphia. sc.
Direct Through Line for the Easti
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Transportation.
MlssIssIPPI AND TENNESSEE
~ q =
r A IL r o AID /.
CHANGE % sfHrnrrr

ON an4 after wEDEz5DAT Fsb-asrv a yegz A..
" flrins en ths rosd viz rln a. fsia-s fs,Inds-.
erceytei } > N--t'
Ths M.il sn Passages Tsain uin Isass P.uu. s.r :.
A ~. and arriys a MsmDhs at 10 A. ~
Aetur7nEs le1vrs hsuphs at . ~ and arrives Al
Panala a. sP.N
Iha fr-lEhf and Acoomosilun Train eEves MsrnI,hf,
ealg a. 80 A. ~ and HrrFuE % Pnnois a. n A. y
etur1lur, leaves Panoia a. y H., and arrivsa u
HanlDals e.
P-rsons tavsiag On the MAJ Train eau spsnd ava
1r1ra tn sernphis ana rsturn on the sanne DAY.
fa1s<nEcr Ivan mstes df-ect onnection at HeuEuhI
Eish ~ hemphls 4nf chsrsstSn naGrnad aalnr Easi
~ the Memphis and Ohlo Aailroea <ninz Nsrfh-
ne frftFdt End Accoulmodsfi1r IN cc1nsctlou
vim Stage n and from the following plasess Oakland
Prtste1 ~ Greuada. here uaktn< ocsnccfi0n Eith
Stsse- ibr01Eh Caroon sDd Lexnrtoni ths1oa % tbs
aorheru termui of TIE NJ siasippi Central hainoad Tor
cAntcn. Jackson and View Orieans
rhFouga Tcksts for Grs1ada can b. obtainsd a. fhs
ArIphis D-pot
Fhis i much TIE shortest iouts and psssenEurs eav-
ne acuiphis b. tha STRIVE Grenaa ts
fa1e eFeuings ha7inz daylight The wbais vTay
n ". NEWBLL.
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DR. 2. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and Acc0HeheT,

EEHPHI5, TENN.
Oaoe hosrr from : 70 o'cloct A n. sas non 10
o'ciocE, p. u
rTNzANEFULs FOR the kind patr1uEEe hsretofore ex-
teu@e1 % ne, take psasure % Inform ny custom
and the pu5tl r=asra tst it d nat ny ensiau
@ leave this city. has baal reported, and tha
rs4F q att-ni = al eases q internal and eKtsrnsl
diseases, Aad that pr psrJd undsrtEEs the mIst
f-ut 1Dfrat!ons and acc1uchm nts. aud that Do not
u-s caona o. any p-ep1rasi1n q mercury IN diseases
whatever.
Sscrst diseases e1red IN nv % method in sEeh
interfere via ne b of The pa
tent, and that DO nos usa any m1roury IN te treat
1t % the sane
t0r the fo.spTinE FlheHmazisu Arthritis, EeuraEiA
Nervous Hssdacts ID To-. hs h. ParEyss DTspepsis,
T1-pidty the Liver SpfnaI C1rvstHre and Weskn-ss
Uterns Diseases HivB-, Tu10F Albus white Swell
ing Deefnss vel diseases Of the Bre snd Ezr,
A1en3rrh0eas Chiorosis SIarty, S9ernat0rrhOea &c,
A. disease thzl require entir~ regulation o.
the r1d z1d nerTnus system. use The HagnetoE
treatment Which Is University known for its practiea
bIlItF
Director nf several hospitals IN Germany. AID eight
pracfioe IN fh- United states ny reputsfOn
Puysissn, Sargeon a1d Aoo9uchsr sucle1ty estsb-
ii-hef - 70 us2 10 farther consent.
de-2s-daTiy DR- r. L. ASK.
".
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
srEAu CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
~ MITE A CHn0EV

xHfLT vosIf rsapsctfuIly laforn his Erisnds and
". ths Da6lln ssasEslT. hat - naauisotuzrs d.ig
~ ~ rtnnd dne auf isrza asscrlent u eVeryfhng
n his Ike whch be wf sell thsY bo ooght
enywbsre else ant Warranted = gige general sstsec-
nsa. else bin can, % 5ea esn - sasn essi sua
frssb a D KILLY'e
ssss-Iya No :. EsEsrd's Rss, HsnDAis. ia
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fruit Grtrs & Sbrnbbsrp.
Choice Prints of an Ei15s

GnOlce fruits OF All Kinds.
FT1HE subscriber has on haud ne la-7sst coke -
u ton q GRsRN-uOUsE PLANTS ORA a., -
MENTAL SHRUBS and EVEHGREESs df a-r ~
tescriptiuni togsther with tbe most eEtsnEiue
enlection 3f FRrTs u all descriptions. BUL.BOEs
ROOTS. FLOWER SEEEDS and az peTtsiulrg 20 genera
Nursery busis~ss Al orders adtressed b md r.
signed, Box i63. VII receive prompt atferulr.
Eurzery % Horn Lake Read Gen hand slte) ii ufes
ron cil..-
q. v. WHBATOH
rarHn1 ~
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
Sar0trp ann 1fntristru.
- B. HOWCOTT,
1IllIY1D DENTIST.
DENTISTRY

GuccEssoR TO Da- r. HoWcoTT.
A IL DENTAL OPERATIONS performed af the short
n est notice, and guarantied ono on MaiR sfrert
oFpesite the Wershsm hsuss d~rs-sm
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a TTGRNRT At Law, AemphiE, Tenn References
"a Messrs Ward g. Jsnes, Philips white, Lamb.
Tounz a Oo., Rcclanaban, Tr0usdsls DlH, kilton 4
Putnam Milsf OEsn ESQ. r ~ Avery, Esq-. Hsnphif.
ono. u stairs st the corner Of Main and Nndison
streets docf the Gayoso saTings Instltuton.
oct7-dly
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THEaD0RG q. CONE,

A TnOREET AZ Law. Memphis Tenn 01os IN
a Union Biock. over CieSves = GuiSn's Bostsiors.
Bnirsros On cs1ri street noFs-ely
ISAAC X. sTEELE-.E.- T. noaoAE..wz. D. STEELE.
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JACOB BECHTOLD,

LtLLNDA U LllALA1l1W 4-l1 aaN-lDA -
NGS@F3k18y Tenn.
TNEAaER AZ Porter, CIDER Eud vines q si ktnt1
HsnufscfuTed ~ thf ost celanrased eatao1s eEif
~ ne United Sstes. E1r Sale Wholesale 1r 2etet.
ror ms ong experieuce n ne business tueiFe ye4ra q
which ben the cty cf huu1pnisl ~ " aJsei
- fha lnarsufv havs had fron ny old sustonezs
mai nv e,reriI1ns have ben apprecsted bg then-
i1i.so aaEiy JACOB 3RCHT0LD.
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Transportation.


gokE OT ARC.............-JS DrARIus. Ea..s,.
THIS ane steamer WI sale rrrzlar HawMA
TIPS oeivefu kesnrhis and Baiivar, t-s...s.1SS
-1nmeucuE an ire drst Ffss oi ths river ~
and eoatnainE hruuEhout the ssnsca. -
For freight sr Passage. Apply o. bosrf or 20
~. HODGE a CO, AsrHts,
aN9-da~tf s. prn~f Raw
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CHAs. ID. FONTATNE.

A TTORSET AT Law, Pout0toc, Kiss, wIn sttead
q strictly 70 al professional bcsinsss which may BE-
entrusted to hm IN any q The Courts % EOrfh Eisss
eipui fe1t7 u
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Transportation.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
|" hoHINGTON. a
PHILADELPHIA.
~ ~ 80. -.

m n
! PHILADELPHIA.
~ NEW YORK.
! fIfais Railway. f1liv ana nev-i, s,rt--,.,, 49,, -
= = s--oltn , altifnl ana hesithg -zrrfrv - -
afri niilss shorter. sud possesslnr r-s,f- 49, -
1'.,tsl. % tasn any 0thsr o. fhr 3 81 snf Vos-r
.,t-.l- = - 49, h.DICkD -rucer sac urrsers
~ q iite fgst ui1rs 3FFartrn-rt ra 49,. -
mltteo and . saving "a eted of ~ bours '' -
ftssihs tafolzn alaTe ferrt11y srlrs -.-.-rf- g. q.
t'r1ee for the eongeJsuce or 5srTaats - o.
Al Dalton Ca choios of Routes l. ea.-,- -
iinloas railway ihrouzh Gsorzis souih 0s-sf'-. -
ecrte oafoiina 70 kehm nd. Or b ihs g "a -.
~. - s5o-sl 50 naessss aud virginia g. Eacr-
80 Llls-2ai = ki1lu7ai5 and % al V o. os.elrsif
IHs EIPRz-s NAL TRAI,g leaves Esugs,, An
A. 9 a y .sfo1qilz a. ststiln-
DAlht l=zeept s1u1aysl 800. p a., for Juscfs--
via e hi5'tsiyqi C.n-rai and Tsna-sses C-of--I
Aellrosd ronerrllie zud inisrmsd.sts "a tons
TRAINS CONNECT-kt Granf I7ncfi.1 40 a..
aissifsipli Central zalir al 70 Holly sorurs 0rfr+
1rers1el Canton Jacksqu. &c aus VIA fhe Hss.s-l
lpi ana Isnea-ee o7nirn Ri roai q Eoiyar Jslkssu
Al PoesAautas. Win tri weekly line Of C.,-sz b,
Aip.eys Fontot'c Ao-rfe-ns AMI Columhus Eiss
~ luss- With eaiiy line o. four-horss r5a-hss
tnfsusd Aber e-n, o1I1mbas ere 70 the u,-rl-. 49,
nlale ~ ne ~ i5zl 6dtIi rsed-Eirh th- --I....
st77ping a. any pcilt desired sid 81 ths GsrrrtI
iekkI oFEicE, Commercial Haisi, and .. TIE alt.oa
ssch passenger VII be SLOWED one hund-sf 5-1r. a.
o-tE - no Ert1ie VII b. clr1ied a. 51 gaze .h.- l.
nct ucteut 70 IN pers1n % fhe pass-nee- n - -
loss TIE Company VII hold themselves resu1sifs - -
an1orut Rot excesding 500
NsEroes. Ehsn trsvsiins slons. must have -s--tt
an aE tne Fo % % Hhch they = 70 and a--sv--
thAt iney aEe o travel ty rarr al ar thsy vii - -
1erred No fl1set ~ us ssd ttsn- nor WI ~ -
=. On ne "a, snlea. taeir 5uasr o. sseat BE- Br,s
snt Or kaoEn q tie Tctsi AEsut Confuc;9r or che
person % voucn fer gsnnlnszess " permit
p c AREs.
General supsrint-ndent
superi1tsudea, % Trunsportati--- W---r5i.
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BxPENDTTUREs.

The abOve Liabilities since adjusted ami paid.
Whole amOunt of risks taken during the
,5oo 90 o.
whole amount % pTperty risk a. date. 75t 6o9 90
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Steamers Eeneray but o10 dsy quicser than rope
lrs, and from two to three days aucker sailing
vessels from New Tork and Phiisdephis- and othsr
Eastern ports - Charleston and Sava1nah And where
few days tna Is not ooiscts fro tweuty 70 forty
cents bundre pounds b saved b. shipping on
he istter class q vessels
CHARLKs ". ANDERsoN,
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STEELE, MoRGAN & STEELE,
JOHN HALLUM,

A TTORNEY AT Law, sne General Coliecting sno
u Securing Asent west Tennessee, lssten AIfan-
ssE and N1rfh Mississippi Odoe II Upo1 bocks Oeurt
street over Cleszss q Guion's Rookstors-s seps-ly
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ArOfrsslonai 6ar0s.
Iyn TR0rTER

rTORSET At Law. Austin TanloA county, kiss-,
n viii Attend q tbe pzys1t Of re1ez1Iio1 o.
and -the- rorfeitsd Or sofa- taxes and VII promptly
attend 70 The exEmination llHd titles counties
- Tunica C0shona Bllivsr and Wa hiugton-
fEus-dsssm