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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-19

EMIGRATION TO THE WEsT-PRNNsYLVAEIA RAIL
RoAD.-The emigrant travel to the West, says the
Philadelphia EUeHiEg Journal has increased to such
an extent that the directors Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad have been induced 10 give additional fasl-
ties for the transportation Of their emgrant trains
As we have before stated new and comfortable cars
have been added to the rolling stock. By recent
arrangement of the time table, passengers are con
veyed to the most distant parts in less time than by
any other route. Two thousand two hundred and
fifty emigrants passed over the Pennsylvania road
during the past month. Most Ofthese were destined
for points west Of Pittsburg OF the whole number,
1858 we're those who landed from the emigrant
ships arriving at New York, but preferred the Penn
syvsnia route for reschng their destination at the
far West. Those taking passage from New York
had with them 40 700 pounds Of extra baggage, and
the 992 from this city 20 6S2 pounds. Only seventy
eight Of the entire number stopped at points east of
Pittsburg. About 400 went to Kansas, for the Pur-
pose Of buying farms From Philsdelphia passsn-
gers are conveyed to any part Of Kansas bordering
the Missouri river for from Sll 80 to Sl6 so for
each passage. Since the first Of January 1920
emigrant passengers have passed over the road,
which is 1881 more than were transported during
the same period in 1857. The Philadelphia Bible
Society have stationed at the emigrant depot, in
Dock street. an agent, who is supplied with Bibles
and Testsments in fifteen different guages which
are distributed, free Of COST to those emgrants who
desire to have them The average distribution each
year. amounts to about 5000 volumes of Bibles and
Testaments.-H Harrisburg pa Telegraph, June 4.
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"a The Patriot will not tell US what it thinks Of
Mr. Bell and Mr.. Crittenden. The New Orleans
Cre,esnt, high authority with the Patriot condemns
their course on the LeoOmPtOn question in the most
unqualified manner. What have yOutO say Of them,
neiRbborf
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DIR. KINGS DaSPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

afe ~ Dr.. King, formerly Of New T0rs for Dc IA r
--a years Of Louisville, KENTUCKY, aad - - -
voted ms attention % the treatment OF private dseass rr ovr
unriJ years, naiters himself having attended, Co ~ - ~ =,
many ears, andrured so many thousands be s1aIs :, ne
al diseases Of private nature, matter how ti 49, -
from ~ uicous msie treatment from neg def Oh 10
own Dr. kings Dispesary is No g Daadercs strs- 1900
Cherry and Tie Square, where he al diseases of prs
f'-
from business. -
sfcElE Or old or recent date, elc-ulIl cured In few
days, Do an operation which pain. Where ss,
exists, health cannot be eno7ed, PERHAPS 10 srs c--
moraH scniei and undeIuues the urioH -1 murh
SYPHILIS with all The diseases SAID. ur M 81 IA.
iect or bad treatment eIeclaii cured i lev arr
SEMINAL EAKEEss- particular attention frrfr4 T-r
ms disease, and all the co1se l0sia ous 90 &C. ubf
on m many cases by The destructive % incasIf.f.
Youths and excessive indulgence Of ussiBns se-f IN
which viii undermine the lou rendering ts uff ri
toT ou ness or socie-s and causing premature old age
Females who De laboriug with any jicutT 81 tse Wob
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad. y writing and setting their $50. ~
Zee enclosed, directed % Or. A. King No. q Be.--F f
Nashville Tennessee, viii have the Necessary uerf- ~ :,
LleF address with Necessary directions Strict sare.v fI
Unce hours from O'Clock IN the morning until IN ne svT
Ll-d1v
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Benjamin J. Walden -. French Walden and others.
nN motion and It appearing TO the Clerk and Master that French
Walden, Leondas Walden, VIM Henry Walden, Lorch Vaden,
Fanny Yaden Woolsou Walden, L0dh Walden, Wu Vaden Jas
B. Elizabeth Edm0nds0n, Iheophlus El00n Ten
G. Monday and husband G. c. Monday, Mary Condit
Permia e. Condit Joshua H. Cond Loch W C0nd. james
R. COnd Urban r Cund uuu-resden q this State
it is therefore ordered that pubeat0nhe made for thirty days In
the Union and American, Published IN Nashville, Teune.
qurng said defendants appear, and plead, deur
compliments bill, the Court House in the not Garbage
the 2i Monday IN August and in default thereof the
viii be for confessed, and set for hearing prte them
jelQ-W4t-urs Zee 50. A. MOORE. Clerk and Master.
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Charles and others James B. Coudit and others
an motion and It appearing 70 the Clerk and Master Of said
court, that Vim. Walden, Lodrch Vaden Fanny Vaden VIM.
II. Vaden Samuel Walden, LOch Walden, French Yaen- james
B. C0ndt and Woots0n Faden nonresdens Of this Sat &c
therefore ordered that publication be made for thirty days the
Union and American published u Nashville, Tennessee airing
defendants appear the Court House in the Garth
agi 81 Monday in August next then and plead
answer or demur complanant's bill lin.
default thereof said bills will be for confessed and
hearing ex parte 10 them.
DIS Zee So A. MOORE, CLERK and Master.
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JOHN S. HUNTER

STRAY ED--Erom the subscriber living in Robertson
- county, three miles from Port Royal, small roam mare
about four years Old, slightly hpped ANY information eoncen
jeiS-w4E sGslUEL NoRTHIs6ION.
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During the months October November and December last
had fe1ent transactions with Mr.. Luttre Comptroller for the
Rank Of Middle Tennessee; such sueneng to him the is
ues Of said bank having them bue and obtaining from him
Sfst bonds said issues and often visited the Bank Of Ten
pessee together get the bonds, &c Mr. Lue generally ask
M Mr. Morton the key Of the tin box that conned the bonds
~ the Bank Middle Tennessee, and Mr. Morton took the key
from drawer and gave to Lutte who opened the box and
me he bonds the issues that had burned ana en locked
ne m and returned the key Mr. Morton On The several visits
made to with Mr. Lutell this business the key Of
Of the uniformly obtained from M Morton with
neaps one instance, certain Of but inclined TO
he belief that Mr. Lutrell got the key from the drawer himself,
when Morton absent went 70 the Bank Of Iennesee5
With NJ Moy to examine the boniso the Middle Ten
ness perhaps twice. aud may be- that It vas NJ Aosbey uIteaa
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Nine Hundred Acres

low figures.
viii sell these ands and take 10 payment good Negro,
Of Goods valuable live Stock such Mules Horses
Persons wishing 70 inquire about purchase part the
whole Of these lands win appy 70 AZ Mt Pleasant, az he
Uucn and American Once, my AGENT Samuel Orr, No. q
Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
June l9-d&Wlm JOHN s. HUNTER.
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VIM Fitzpatrick c Elizabeth johnson Robert johnson, ais.
ON motion and il appearing the Clerk Master Ro
bert g. johnson nonredsnt Of this State; Is there
fore ordered publication made for thirty Union
and American requiring the said Robert g. Johnson appea
the Court House. in the Of Carthage, the 81 Monday
August next and there plead complain.
BILL and default thereof said bill will be taken for
fessed and set down for hearing parts as 20 him.
prs fee 50 A. MOORE, Clerk and Master
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TVyHE firm u ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO.. elr,o-s5 a,
And Ahisou, II. Anderson, aud ~. n. M'Lsnahar ~ -
mutual consent dissolved che lst day Of June b. ne rst-
OF Mr. nj anafan from the tr- And Allison AMI And-son
alone authorized % Wud up the business % The "a f
Those indebted TO he la firm requested % make sn
Without u-Y ana those having claims against the win pre-
sent them Tor payment ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO.
Having purchased Dir Manuan's De goods.
have taken In partners n business Dixon A. allison
John b. johnson We shall continue Old stand Hhere
Wl Dc pleased % meet Old friends aud merchants 8leray
Being anxious % cut down stock loE possible,
preparatory - M pUrle. vim lr intuceeut p -n prices
20 those wishing 20 reTeIl stock he shall ue glad az ali
times % recsiFe er orders, ll M % our lest o. on then
isi,ct1rily. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
isl6-H
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B. 4 M n t q CO.
WILL offer In front Of their ealuse on Monday morn
w ing next TIE 9l ii ai lJ oc7e large sl9lnsnt
Groceries, Liquors &c, Wa
q5 hhis prime aud choice su- so Nasons' Old fsnn Wis
so5 e,gsrrlre Rio CoEse; so Brznd.es assortis
10bbis Molassesf = Wine, Gin, Run, &C.,
100 bo-s star Canlies 100 eases Bottled Liqlcrs-
20 assorted Glassware 500 I.lHs Wrapping Paper.
100 doz Paiutai Buckets; 100 loz q & e god qcklas:
100 Cedar 30 bags iuplerf
81 nests Tubs; - ." oplcsi
. hhis Walkers Alei % " Ginger
100 h0xs CARROTS suun 50 casks -Qlai
I'D IBIS MAGNOLIA WHISKY ID slrlres-
90 other brands 100 o0Ss Bar soap.
Wh general variety o. Groceries 10 which n7ie hs a.
tent.on Of buyers.
5unsIs-dtd .. O.. p. ID. LANIEE 4 co.
AID! Lab Dg--Tis hghsst market price paaifar LARD
4 put 10 In Shipping ardlE. j.. II. MARTIN G. CO.
isnig Corner Brad and Mayzli gtrsgE
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTILAGE.

John p Chandler and Others John Ivey and wife Elizabeth,
and others.
appearing Clerk and Master Of said
court that John Ivey and wife Elizabeth residents
Of this State it therefore ordered that publication be male for
thirty days. In the Union and American Published in Nashville,
Tennessee requiring defendants, 70 appear the Court
House, the town Of Carthage. the % Monday in
then there plead, demr compauants
BILL and in deult thereof said bill viii be taken for confessed
prs Zee So A. MOORE, Clerk and Master
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TGRFIT TIVD WlRGaTVS.

AN anxious sell ray lands lying in the MauT fraction Of
county the head waters Of SEan creek. These
we'll waered and finely mbeed and only short dis
lance from where Tennessee Alabama Railroad viii run
south Of Mt Pleasant and within about miles o. Beaver Dam
road, 90 miles from the Central Turnpike and only 10
Mt Pleasant, the present terminus Of the Railroad
One tract, containing 200 acres, has on Il very comfortable
dwelling orchard; also frstte location for Ianuery. The
balance lands Die joining the aforesaid tract making in an
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P W. Minor (the wines) deposited the bonds Of the Bank Of
Nashville in the in the Bank Of Tennessee The bonds
w delivered by Mr. Morton, Caher Mr.. Morton counted the
bonds to me, after taking the number he recunte the bonds
and ai them in the box-he Mr. Morton, keeping the key
Neitbe Col Lutre Mobey the clerk, present Idd not
srnIv IN the Comptroller his clerk applied the cashier Of
the Of Tennessee Mr. Norton and ne aeVe me the bonds
for tbs nnrDose above stated"
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The Tn Delta SAYS:

II was not enough, therefore, to let loose the
Thugs upon the people on the day Of election, to
oversWe them wherever an adverse vote to their
prompters might be anticipated; but it is now pro-
posed, not in the theory Of their publications, but
in practice, to hsrass, vex, and annoy, every man
having spirit and manliness enough to resent this
infsmous state Of things and, where it with any
propriety be done, entange them in criminal
charges.
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BANCROFTs HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
TIE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
W. z. BERRY & GO.
HAVE NOW or SALE
HAVE NOW or SALE

THE HISTORY Of rms UgIFE0 STATES
VOLUME va.
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Auction sale Of Groceries, Friday June ls AZ IL ooek
Auction sale Of Groceries, Friday, june e. at II o'1i5s
lj Cole-e strsaE
Auction sale Of Groosrs Frday, Juasl u, at II o'sss
Auetion sale Of eroess- Friday June Il, as II osa5E
l5 CoIiegsstrest
!11el1-l-e rs Colisse ssrser
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FF7HOUSANDS OF this Coffee Pot have ALREADY t r4
u and the demand from an parts of the United STATS = r
on the increase. Wherever introduced &c has iva - 80
complete satisfaction.
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Auction sale Of Groceries, Fridly, June e. All oess
!ansl1-l-- rs oollsgess
THE GOLD DOMINION COFFEE-PoF.
u and the demand from an parts Of the United si Il ,i
on the increase Wherever Introduced, &c hls gsa Is ost
complete saiaiaelon-
The Ola Dominion CofTee-Pot
Makes better coffee than t possible Do obtain i1 ~ 49,
way because BY an ingenious but simple arrangement ~ t
kseler may 6oil her eoe fo any length % time usu loss Of
and proportional combinations.
The Old Dominion Corfee-p,a
Gives Liitly aeverlse Nervous yeplc- blIous per-
sous aRo ~ not dared @ use coei or years have Teen absto
and without occurrence Of any the unpsssf 49,
ration prevented ana the coffee can b. b5iisi I1 - y
release all the natural elements Of the berry, and gst @ h il
Proportion In the 1eyerase-
The Old Dominion Cofree-Por
boiH i 6os5 +. r5i l l. By , sslFo.iioa in
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious,
The Ola Dominion Coffee-Pot
Coffee by negsetor 'reaas after she has plosi Sc bsr
some three huadrsdof the above CasPoss have .. Fl,
1s ma o5 a @ . s.e perfect iaisisioa; ali
jels J. w. WILSON, CoIls1s s4sst
LSO--Nassey's Five Minute Crsu Freez5--. N-fs-
Fruit Cans Water Coolers, an sizes.
isls-f ~. WILSON, College street.
ETINE CANADIAN HORSE AyD BUGGY
new Harness, At great sob" Tor cash only
lsl5 BENZ 3 SHIELDS
New variety Store.
M b CRU BIS, Wholesale dealer in Cold and Gt
w Jesery, Fancy Goods, Sc.- South side PubIia
sluire, door 90 Berry 4 Demorille-
This establishments has recently opened an snts ne
stock Of suOs comprising article ia the line, usually EpE
in similar establishments. Tie proprietor trusts, fru,
somewhat extended experience in the business and hy deter
minaon make quick PROFITS be via seeiv,
calls from his old friends and che trade generally.
mayl9 " D. GRURBs
E'OK SALE At COsE TO CLosk..--In ass575t
M mcut Of tle following articles among others, m sIeel
cost 70 Close:
Ribbons, SILK Friussss Trimmings, &C., sc.
". B. GRUBH5,
nay - No. South side square.
Notice o. DissOiutiOm.
TVVHE firm n ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO. c1rro-s5 ~
u Aud Alou, n Anderson and ~. d. M'Laushan Va ~
IN d. 4
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measures NAV be taken with relation o It az
the facts when disclosed may call for. The
papers will ultimately be forwarded to the
Collector.
In conclusion, / am instructed by the Presi-
dent 10 inform your lordsbip that, while he y
determined TO execute the treaty OF 1872 with
fidelity and efficiency. be is not prepared undeT
existing circumstances 10 enter into any new
stipulation on the subject OF the African slave
trade.
have the honor TO be, ny lord, vour obe-
dent servant. LEWIS CAss-
To Lord NAPIER Envoy Extraordinary a1d Minister
n mn ltertftry Of her Britanic Majesty, A.
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J.. w. HsETEF,
Alto eyat Jaw,
DES ARC. PRAIRIE co., ARKANSAS:
GENERAL COLLECTING AND LAND AGENT,
FOR TIIE COUNTIES
BORDERING ON WHITE RIVER.
ErFEREN cEs- II. P Eirtlaus Banker, Memphis
Tsuns J. W sirJthsr & son, Brownsville, Tenn; A
Stewart Bros, Des Arc, ARK Firth ckson, Des
Are Ark mara dsmf
DIR W. r. ROGERS,
nFFERS bis professional services 20 the citizens Of
" Memphis once S1ush side Of C0urt square. Res
fdenre a. A o HarriE' ianI7-sm
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AaoPfec b. tAe Appeal szs E1sis end ElglsreF-
F5r squsre q Ser Ines less one insertion.-sl &C
pr sSflficrFs f-Er~tiau o. 90
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DIR. B. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and Aoceucher
washington Street. between Hsin and Second,
EEkPBIs, TENN.
once hours from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and from 70


EKkPHIs, TENN.
once hcurs from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and from 20
O'Clock, p. n
TTNHANKFUI. for the kind parouss4 heretofore oz-
tented 70 ne take pleasure 70 inform ny custom
rE and the public IN general that 10 q not ny Intention
to leave this city has been reported snd thaf az
ever ready % attend b all Of nterRsi and external
df=eases aad that pr pared 10 undertake the most
dfut operations and socouchmcnts and that d. BOT
use oalouse Any preparation q mercury In diseases
whatever
Ssr~ef diseases are cured IN my method in such
Eunqr A. not = interfere with the Business Of tbe pa
tent and that a. not any mercury In the treat
raeuf Of the sane
Fo- ne following Rbeuuatsm, Arthritis, NeurasiAB
Nervous Headache snd Tc0fhse, Paralysis, DJspepsaB
o-ldtv % the Liver Spinal Curvature and weakness,
TIte-fne Diseases HlpPs, rumor AIbua or VI Mhle Swell
ag Dsfacss a. vel all diseasesOf the E7e AMI Ear,
Amen5rrhosa Chio-sse, Sterity, sperEnatoTce2, &c
kc or sny disease that require entire regulation O
the aud aud nervous sFstem use The AaEneto-hecri
treatment which s universally known for its praetee
bilify -. -
After practice o. Ten years as STAT Phys'cia snl
Tfr-ctar Of several hospitals 10 Germany. ana eieh
vezrs practice IN the United States ny ruteIoh -
Phvscisn Surgeon and Aoooucher is sufcsenty estap
Hshed As to use nofurther oomnent. -
dee2s-dsw1y DIX X j. AHA..
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A TTOREETS AT LAW Ones 80 29o Main stress,
a over Brns@u's Music Store, Memphis, Tcu1, and
Heruaado. Desoto county, Miss VIII attend promptly
- Al caec iorE business eutrusteo 70 them u West
Teunessae snd Norfh Mississippi
RrPrr To-Truift Bro. & % Fhilacelphis; Crouins
Hurxfhau = srErs, walter Steinlein, n r; " B.
RHser, gcues, Brown Ce-, v J. Neoo = Se.: heul-
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v FEALER
Memphis
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rron0.oPRTHfC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ii uts = % inform the citizen q Memphis and hs VI
c1ifv thnf b. has lecsted himself ~ The southeast
c-rner cr Bnioa AMI ses5nd streete-
f,e io1-s IN oclock the morning, between y
.,s 1 ~ re5u. a a b9t seen and IN the evening
REFRESCEs-J IdEe SharEees Gov BOW eI Elss-i
4 Lsope of Yhils eipsIa. and nr CssPar q LS1isFle
Fa~Tr EIr
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Baltimore and Ohio
G@E -
P ALI. II % a ID

THIS RosI runs from Wheeling to Baltimore, lsTs
miles and to Washington, 900 miie-l ard presents
he fullest advantages both fright and passenger
Ike II runs through Wild sud romantic reonz % tn
AYcgheules and bring soiy constructed, c0Tnpietey
e1vipp and carefully mansssd, Is one q ths most St
trcfive and safest Rsross In the Uuiiee states Ehs
Central Ohio Rairoad, from Columbus and Laesvlett
Wheeng unss this rosd with al portions Of the Ees'
Tr1E oTIy THHousH TICHETs PROM MEMPHIS,
LoUIsvILLE and ST. LoUIs 10 the hATIOHAL -
TROPoLIs, sold by this roals Ellln ru- 49, y
ssInrrou without TIE delay o. passing through hati-
moe m h also the only line By which baggage can b
cbocsed 10 WashinEton FROM the Ohio river.
Ea-By the MAIL ROUTE flom Aenphisi take the nal
.t-s rr1n1inq daily for Louisville. oannectinE there
ritb M s steamers Jersonvle karoad Tor Oinoin-
natl WHERE they arrive 50 - % oet stn the ears o.
Ilttie Miami Raroad for Coiunious oonicetAs thele
is Central Ohio Rairuad through Newark and lanes
VIE 70 Wheeing By the express tram ot tnis route
the ZINE som Cincinnati 10 Baltimore and 20 Washington
Is = ss .re 70 ask toEsts By the Balilmore and Ohio
Rsirosd Route
r-r-P,sseD-ers from Memphis going East thrsash 50
-. - buv Tkrough Tckets By tbs Baltimore ana Ohio
R3sd Tais route lays through Yinosunes, TaT Hsute
IsJi,narolls etc. 70 Wheengs over The new Oho and
ssissiuui and oonunectng Roads These connections
- IN direct and the time fTom ST. Louis 20 Baltimore
- W.-hIuron Il but sbout IS hours Through Tickets
~ tbis ts nay b had o. the Agent under the Plan.
baltimore s2ss % Wsshington Sc.
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superof cars Of
tbe Baltimore and Ohio Rauad which leave three times
daily for Bstlmore W6shington, Pnadelphis and New
YORK ThroaEh Is OF a. hours, including stoppsgss.
For safety spe regularity beauty Of he COUNTRY and
General comf0rt this read Is second 70 IN the Union
FREfgHTS. -This company Possesses the largest
sqaipcnt Of any Railroad IN thr Uuitsd Ststes and d
prepared do immense business i1 uspurtatCu
me road makes immediate c1unection - the Wharves and
IN the streets 0f Baltimore with the Railroad Phiade
phla and New York, steamers u Ericsson and bALTI
NORE STEAMSHIP Lanes, BY Canal and Sea 70 NeV
Tort .d b. new aercants and Miners Line Boston
steamers 70 Eorfolk, Charleston, Savannah, &C. p
partcuars see freight tar copies Of which may oe hai
of the Forwarding Houses IN the west, % J. B. FoRD
Raoeivins snd Forwarding Agcnt az Wheellng.
WN s. WOODSIpE,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the hodsrs 70 sop =
~ uluf sff resume their seats a. pleasure, may D
uurch-ssf at the Company's one, No. 10 Jeurrsoi
street doors East % TIE Commercial Hotell Ne uln
lunc35-ly y p. E.-@.S. -.
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LANES MRORE.

A TTOREET At LAW. Memphis, TenH. References
n WessrE Ward g. Jones Phillips white Lamb,
YOUNG q %. NcClanzhsn, Trousdsie Dill Milton b
Putasu Nues Owen, Esq. ~. AvsrT, Esq.. Memphis.
Ono up stairs st the corner Of Main and Madison
streets next docr the Gsyoso Savings Institution
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NOVICE.

nR IN sLED6E has returned from New Tort,
" sfter - enoe Of nine months and has effected
som. zst8undirr IN that city He has taken An
one e. No Nouroe street, between Aatn and Second
str-et- viii the practice q Medicine where
he has for sale ceearstel Compounds n calls at
tendef t. OF night. As he intends locating perza-
neutv in MsuI his and the great suooess be has
had V The tresi slt the various d eases, &c thinks
b ehosild have era pztfonsg froI1 the citizens Of
Us--uhIs fsus-diy
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w. HOWARD & CO.,
Newark Machine Works, Ohio.
PORTlRLE STEAM SAW MILLS,

rTNHE su1scrb-r Ascent and Master Hachluist in The
shove establishment, Is prtpsted and tesirous %
furnish the above Nlls snd al kinds Of MaChln-ry-
upon fun gusraufiCs and a-Cmoda ing prices He has
put into successful operation OF his Portable Saw
hils for Col n. b. 8 vii Jams 81 Ciaow AVS SWITCH on
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad q miles from Memphis
which will show for itself Is eXceliency. Any order
left with Col Wilkins, viii be promptly met . whom
references are made. r. d GRAY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-07

A rT0RNsT At Law, Austin, Tuuics county, Miss. .,
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