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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26

FIRST NAVAL GUN OF THE REVOLUTION.
AT Marietta, Ohio, repose the remains
of almost all those noble men who plan
ted New England civilization at the mouth
of the Muskingum. Among the monu-
meuts that speak Of the olden time, the
traveller will find one inscribed as fol-
lows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

ITALIAN OPRRA.--The EucuecoIs" is sSain 70 be per
formed q. the Academy OF Music 20 morrow ovening
NotwthstaS diDg the brilliant OF this great opera
viii be Withdrawn after the present veek.
PbelpwAY--Tee aew military ana equestrian spectacle
entitled "Nera Sahit" 10 have created quite a
furore aucpg the enthusiastic sdrnirers CT the thrilling
and patriotic. II IL 10 be repeated to-no.T night.
BowEEY.-Alesh drama, called the "Fronch EuipSr "
il which Louis Napoleon Is to be represented by Mr. X
Jol nston will be produced TO evening. Il TO
PERIL
Nmo's GARpxS.-The renowned Rayels having com
pieed he prcrseted and Probable series OF per
formances in Boston, will return TO their nesdluarers
(Nielos Garden) next tuesday evening.
BrKross-A farce dcnomina,ed Wanted, Happy IN.
nny," TO be performed for The FIRST time to
Mr. and Nrs. davenport, Nessrs. Burton, Fisher, g..
are 70 play IN the successful drama called 1.-THE Nor.
mons"
wA1AcKs The extraordinary drama Of aJcssie Brown
at this theatre c- another week Il wiz be followed
10 morrow night BY The amusing farce OF the Married
Bachelor"
LAURA Kfssss. --To.morrow evening We arc TO have
the exciting drasnn Of Jonathan Bradford and lively
fsrCss OF the Village lawyer and To Parents and
GuadGs." The easis, IS usual here, are remarkably
good.
AsgRic1v NrsYr~-No better evidence is required Of
the unequelled popularity or tie drama styled the
Bride Of an Evening than the fact that the management
announces Ter every Afternoon and eveans this week
GNo. CHRIs1Y AND woops MNsRrs IRE 10 re-
turn TO neir elegant half IN Broadway 70 morrow
purrg their absence important alterations have been
made and beautiful has been painted 70 illus
tra,e "Ihe sleigh Hoe."
EIYAsI's MINSTREL ST.. continue 10 keep a. many au-
dtors Mechanics Hail wl hold oonvused with laugh
ter from the bogrnrs the close Of the performances
every night See their bill for 10 morrow,
ms LrSpvRSIFR, whose entertainments have been so
highly ouogzed by The California press, " give recL,.
tonf and readings from popular authors at Hope Chapel
next Tuesday evening.
Hsr JoLA Mosrsz has made decided sensation among
iae frequenters Of the German theatre in the
Bovery. She announced 70 give lecture there next
Tuesday on the "HuInors Of Calamity"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.


sarrRnAT, March 2o-5r. NJ
The stock mrks was very much depressed at the
opening this morning, but come securities partially
covered towards the close. A. the first board Missouri
State es declined per cent ia Crosse land grand bonds
2; Carton Company, j Delaware and Hudson, a Nil
wauke and Mississippi, I, New York Central Railroad
Ia Galena and CHICAGO Michigan Central 4; Michigan
southern,2; do preferred, q Ee, Ia; Hudson River,
~ Hsrlem l. Reading, IA Illinois Central, Gaena
ana Chicago Cleveland ard Toledo Chicsxo and Rock
Island la Crosse and Milwaukee, q The decline, II
will be seem w@ universal Not exception appears
the list Hudson River, Gslcna, Rock Island andNchgan
Southern, guaranteed, left OF little better. New York
Central opened at Of cash and closed at oo buyer 60
days. We have had declining market for the past two
weeks, sud prices now current rule IN some PROM
nent speculative stocks fI ten 1er cent below the
highest points touched. We co NJ see "a this any
cause for Apprehension On TIC part Of holders Noole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
Personal Intelligence.

From Liverpool IN The steamship ArasiA-T MAR q
Ts.H 3RS s fPs .S se sad .eISsn s
Shelter A P5eyost Pope II Garner k.sanSor Morsood
sransi shaw xa.srt dosW korsoss esp, i Ra:rs
ard caugh,sr sa,wsl, = hurhes, iiueh,nson and
ard est sSsr p-.eon us, wssss ~ se sro9 IL
liant, Two children ara two servants ss- latham
Prom Savannah in the steamship s.sr Of The souh-Jaros
Hev, s l. Moore, Chss Touzeli-Ard u s,eersge
From Charleston In the steamship N, -ionJ bertrand
y Wilson; Q Aiken, y Aihea Jso s:lAashin, ID yan:
W Ph;nney Rsid, Chas sewhali--ssd Is storage.
Prom Nassau, Mp IN the trir Ana-Capi Leavit aie of
bark Cube. condemned, and = seanen.
DEPARTuRrs
For Liverpool ia the steamship K-pEasoo-Mis- Starr Miss
Pi;uan, Mia Bird Mrs ~ Messrs starr wsker smith,
k.nneilI gohnJ Ws,,on Henry s.gsrs Fowler puth.
Capt Cbatf-id ana lts in Storage.
For Savannah, in The steamship lugus,a-sr- Hopkins
Vie Kate P.ire MISS Petris 4 stuires Miss Kate
s,urgcs NJ. Amelia rurrcs Nj. ForEyh Henry Rahboue
w sj ss wsra MI. H Sasr.n
MIS- Robinson Mss GsrdaSr and nephsw Mrs
Isndcn, Jr hsnhsrd, Bswsrd Norton . highigrs "a
Pagan Mrs Dnlou, " rraihor- : in toe Storage
For Charleston, In the steamship Coumtls-T R Halsey
Joe Clark Wood Geo !. Whitney Q wilson W II Nj.
Grimm nm ssy1o1l f Nm aca.m avn w s,.ssns
~ Gyme. Mrs schsl Miss culberi, child and nurse
.rc.tsr Jno Gray Jsp Butler cAaTesrn soyen
Edrer,op d A nbic, MAJ Iownd.g Car, A M,ddision
blake, Mr. Bets Msrd Long. G Warren, A singh
and IL In The Storage. -
For Norfolk, in The seanshp James,own-J q Williams
Cap, , hyyard C'Fi yohn navel Esche. VII
.ls Ss S, s;iss. .ss ss
John Bsgsf s. aed LADY wa Elliott lsdy .od child
crs-ford M. Yates Rev Ysie. sas aSy' Mis-
Lewis Mss Toseplne Bosworb, o Mead and Lady ofncer
and 81 sssnen for steam rssse Colorado and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
Miscellaneous ana Disasters.

The British steamship Kangaroo, Capt jeffrey, sailed yes
ierdsy nj noon for Liverpool
The British steamship Arabia, arrived yesterday from "a
vcrpool brought The cargo Of steamship Ariel recently
bled and pu, back.
scsR " EDslpaK from Rockport for New York before
reported In collision and supposed os arrived a. Hsrwch
maze.
ssR Ssr,sopl from Euzsbebpcr for Providence before
Cd in Boston All Der sans resIns &c have been .ave put
We 81 M Le hoss 49, pa.y
ed one half for der services.
srs P,Lor Fr-n-ho,ue- Role, March IeThe rchr PHI,
Fsh from Gonsvss Of for Boston arrived here yeser
day viA loss q mslnmss fore and msn opm.s foresah
and fors CPs. fore ysrd main ,opmss, s;gsA main
wooa wsnsr ksq, sec'y Board q undsrwrisi.j
soos pyP vas Sss whcs was c.p,ss and ssns on
BY lighters aud lowed into the dces near the staten Island
srr.v,R ospp.Y-The wes,chester. arrived yes
s5a.y s'qgs pson ~ Se es s ,s am
sent " Try and get her od
oHxsrr March The ship John Bertram, Knudsen from
New YORK. Tor Hamburg, put in odsy ,unl le
y NE nss Her pa,.es q, s s osh' NE "eh So
GmEnrlR feb z-The Souvenir Br brirsn incl has this
day % anchor with los, q bowspr chains anchors
ss:s ~ e. scs IN collision WI" An American ship
PrsEiseE. March SHE brig Naomi Of New Brunswios
Admiralty writ for tonnage services, in fIsi
whsiensen.
Tsleshusno Jan ~ Archer smith NE e sp. All wen,
June
sd frc- Zanzibar Nov g. bark Hector johnson Of War
cruise. Win 70 bbla oil all we'll IL bark tle
Morton " and for New BEDFORD out yp bbs %
oil ali vel (snu vas prss-d Jan T. lat ~ % Ion so IS
serng sw With suddng sails and gh' sails se, 7th bark
on Dec 70 hark Acorn, Puer Prosncetown was At
anchor hrec miles below Zanzibar all well bbs sp
oil. bonnc In FOR reireshmtnis
SD from Tahiti sept II, Morning Light Norton, NIB TO
cruise.
Spoken, Sc,
ship Arno De.ring from Liverpool for Noreans Feb Is,
ship Magnolia ~ days from Adelaide for baltimore all
rs shP omsr Ppshs Toev. from Charleston for Liverpool
shp Metropolis Poster from Liverpool for Noreans Feb
IS lst ~ 81, ION 1870.
ship ksher whlehy from James River for Rio Jsneiro,
March n. LAT rs "a. Ion 50 -
Br bark Palmyra Lovet from Glasgow for Boston. Feb n
Brig u u wcCnvery from Portland 70, sssnzss Msrch
hein big steering W, with heads OF gone was
seen March ~, lat f01,, Ion 701S. -. -. - a.
scht WIN Tsdae hence for Mobile March l6, lat " ~
Ion 70 26
Foreign Ports. -
BRrsrof. March 5-Passed the pm, Hesperus' hse~oop'
SD irom ,he Pill "a Eliza Mallory gwInne, nsvsns a.
BORDEsux, March Arr Windward, Wyhe' ne'""""' W"
- snsvsE Yen 2s-sld Helene, Bruncken, New fors
T,ry H,sTrsr March BIN port brig Laufiia iayender
oao sss days schr Isaac Rich, smsh TOT fmSaeiphha
DrsA March .~,Asr Rsgulus Thompson London FOR NO
tge mz1ie d.kAfd Kelly, do for Port Philip; Celestial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

=, m SPRING srRFET-CLAIRvoyAN CE.-MRs sFv.
IIU NOT r. the most successful medical and business
In America. CONSULTATIONS business sickness
absent friends lost property &C and satisfaction pay
GRAY hair restored 10 its original color without fail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

thinks done by the administration spits
free Lssven~orth" u r. laughable truly, to see the
diseased insgratons OF these gentry Let the cholera
smallpox an influx Of gYasshoppers ap ,ear and
mmedisteiy James Buchanan anc the slave power are
set q; work. The regency" h dead - herring.
Abundance OF produce brought In by the farmers and
sold 10 ent Az there money they forced
70 take promises 70 pay which note shAvers take up at
the moderate sum N per cent Of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


-four After the receipt OF circulars and letters by the
Arata, bolders became frner and especially for the
lover grades and sales rather freely made,
which tamourted TO abcu. 900 900 bbs including
superne State at 81 % 81 3d. and extra at 81 As 81 co.
WBEAr-Saes of 900 bushels Genesee white were
made a, 81 so and 1000 Indiana red at 81 20
CoRSRather castor, with sales Of Is 900 80 900 bush
els including white at doc. $3.50 and yellow 1t CSC
PORK trmer and more active Sales 500 bhs mess al
SIS IS $40 10, and 200 prime st Sl3 So
CoTroN-The market was heavy after the news, and
sales embraced about 800 900 bbs. at NC &c over
WHIsKEy.-Sales 200 obs. at %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
OUR WEEKLY SUMMARY.
CITY CHURCHES,

Rev. Thomas Ga'lsude Rector Of st. AIMS church for
deaf NUTS, viii preach this evening in the Memorial
church, corner Of Hammond street and waverley place
Rev 8 J. Sawyer, D. D., pastor Of the Orchard street
Universast church viii preach this morning md
ing. at the usual hours Subject for the morning, rhe
Pure In Heart See God;" evening, "Ths Coming and
K,pgdoln o: Christ"
Ernestine l. Rose will lecture this evening In Lyric
Hall, 1855 Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets
suhject-"Consistency and influence Of Religion"
Sermons viii be delivered usual To- day in the Fifth
svenue baptist church, by the pastor, Rev. Sidney A.
Corey
Divine service will be held this morning and afternoon
in the North Dutch church. corner OF william ard Fulton
streets
The German Evangelical, Lutheran st. Johns oongrega
ton Rev A. Il n Hed, pastor, will hold divine service
morning afternoon the large chapel of the Univer
sty, opposite washir g:on parade ground
In the John stree. Methodist Episcopal church there will
be preaching, this morning and evening" by the pastor
the Rev. Charles f. Harris Morning subject" The
Present Dignity and Future Grandeur Of the Ser
vices"
In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hail.
Aston place, IN charge Of the Rev. Robert G. Dickson,
divine service will be held every Sunday morning and
evening.
The Rev T. Macmensmy, .. o and missionary friends,
will consider the absurd claim of the Romish be
called ITO tatholc Chrrch' aud "Ihe Mother and Mis-
ress OF AL Churches" Spring street Hail. ls5 Spring
street, this evening.
CATHOLIC CALENDAR.
March c!Sundsy Passion Sunday, seund. ousecrsison
OF The Bshop OF Wheeling
2l-&ooday, st. Benedict, Abb, doub.
23-.vosaay, Fsris
24--Wedn esday, Fera (Consecration of the Bishop
Of Pos;ou).
c5-Thursdsy (tiollday Of oblgaton), Annuncistiou
Of 3. V. Al. dou5.
2e-Fridsy (Aest), Seven Dclors B. V. NJ gr.
Goub.
2I-Sa,cYdsy. Fera.
2s-Sgndsy, 'a,m Sunday, senid Blessing of Palms
(CoEsecratiop Of the Bisaop of Fhi!adelphis).
.9- Nor day, Feria.
eo-luesdey, Fsria
olW, cnesday fera.
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r-.a wssb,rSfon

WASHINGTON, June 24.-1he States Of This
evening understands from reliable source that
the President has determined to send an armed
force to Nicaragua, or at least to make such a
naval display as will convince the Government
Of England and France that our way to onr
Pacific possessions is not to be interfered with,
and adds that this intelligence may be depen-
ded upon.
Mr.. Dallas, in the course of this dispatch,
dated Sih June, alluded to conversation be
bad with Lord Malmesbury, to whom, follow
ing the spirit of bis instructions, be refused to
make any concession whatever IN relation
to visit or search, and be was here about to
end bis letter, and close the report Of the un-
favorable issue Of the interview, when be was
agreeably surprised with sudden change Of
affairs.
Lord Malmesbury himself, at the request Of
Mr.. Dallas, wrote the minutes OF another COZ
versation, in which be fully accepted the doc.
ttine in Secretary Cass' letter on the l0sh April
as sound International Law, and in no way con.
ficting with the treaty OF 1872
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JNo. ID. TR0TTER,

EDWARD PICKETT, Jr.,
A fT0REET AT LAW, Memphis. Tenn once, Jener
a son street midway the Post Once Building.
tuu1-d.H-tHlr
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A TT0REET AT Law, sns General Collector for
n west fennessee Once on Jefferson street, Pest
0mce Bufidirg seps
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Tjrs. Brock & Spiegel

TTkvE nssoasted themselves for the purpose Of prae-
Il ttcinr mtzlcFne in all CHRONIC diseases- We
would cal the attention Of fuv1ids 10 the numerou,
cares have, sd mating IN hempais. amons
whh wi BE fsund Cancers, p-rnsnenty cured Without
ths of cAUsrIc or KNIFE, Ola Sores Scrofuia,
gniss Swelling. syphilis Drcpsey Gravel Rheumsfisrn,
DyapePs Liver Lungs Eyes, and every variety 81 the
diselsss Of the womb radically cured
DIR. d. s. BROCK
has devoted nErh time and expense collecting all the
vslnsoe meoia experience and receipts that existed
with the Eorfh and south American Indians intending
the PARIoA Of the fnchso, of HAh1e, and The Msiay
Eeda-z7ska- ot fke 9 dssrknz Of SurAbaya with the
practical medcal kncyledge n I've thousand bohn-
Zeal Plants. Bsrks, Rcsts sn1 Herbs.
Those wishing avail themseiEes Of the services Of
Or BrOck are fuf0rned taat his stay IN Memphis vii
elir1ited TO this sura1er.
Being sequaintez v1ih al Modern Lang1Agess our eE-
utnstionsar are fas5e without interpreter
0-Omos .orner Of Main and Unisn streets-
tuni-ds~-lv
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Beaver Dam Springs.
Hickman County. Tenn.

FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of Pr0prietOFship and Management
1,HIs eeIsbrstsd wnteriDs-PIaee. having been pur-
Il chased b5 the subscriber, has been tnOr0uehy re-
paired and renovated viii be opened for the reception Of
visitors on the
Tw en- I'll 9th or M ays
The late prop etors having disposed Of their entire IN
tsrest IN the SPRING. the subscriber assisted By MIS-
keller the entire nsgsDent 81 the estao-
ushment and neither pains win Be spared 70
able watering pis-es In the Southwest
ACCOMEODATIoNs, Ache buhd ngs have all
been psoed IN excellent repair, and many Improvements
added so that -FOUR HUNDAED visitors can Be accom-
uOdated with every osmfort and CONVEX enee he tsoe
win be soundsnty supplied and VII Be equal 10 those of
THE wATsRs-The waters at Beaver Dan ecnstst Ct
white Grey, Red and Black sulphur ChAyeeate tpven
By analysis 70 the stronEestn me STATE knd the best
Of Freestone and Limesfore.
MEDIjAL AFTRNDANCB-The subscriber, 80 has
me1eins IN North Alabama and ssmphis. car Be COM
msDG At ell hozrs by visitors who may chance 70 nsec
his services as physielaa-
three routes to these Springs, al Of WITCH are N nne re-
pair A line Of coaches viii run frcm Courlola tnrss
place day. snd pass one Of the naest rosd n
the State ArTen zements have been made al britrs
LandlnS on the Tennessee river By vAiee visitors Ap
rroachin from that direction VIII and ready enVeJanee
| AMUsEMENTs, &c-visstOrs vfn azd at Beaver Dam
q large Bail Room. Ten-Pin Alleys, &C ane irous
the place and deer in srsat Aoundans'
may be found In the inuediate vicinity
RATEs OF OHARGEs-
Per Week.
Children under ten years Of ~
Servants Of all ~
liberal dedrcfion viii made In the aoove rates
when families remain month OF during the season
| REFERENsEs-Gen. Hinton, Jackson, MSS Joseph
Cox Esq. Selma, Ala. Dr.. Dswess, Jsekson Mss.
John W Lapsy, Selma, Ala. : Ne srs - 40 Prinee,
/ tuscaloosa Ala Drs. ". n. q B. p. HeSsuns Ius-
eumbia. Ala o. Gsllswsy, g. ?. Foute, ksa H. =.
small go. Memphis, Tenn. A n. Looney, ssq.. Co
iumbla, Tern THOS y AsLLAH-
myfz- -daw1m
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MARRIksE ExTRAozDtSARy The Trenton
Indspsndsnf go.rnal chronicles The following I:
We DO not remember 20 have read Of such dis
parity 10 the ages Of any couple as that related
to us day or two since as having taken place
in this county. 1t beats January and May all
Married. in Gibson county. on the 10th ult
Mr.. Dennis Thompson, aged 90, 70 Miss Sarah
=. Koon-s, aged ls yearsl-only 80 years DIFF
ference- .sssl si.e -1rrr 81 ~
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Aswx wish enc5zrsss zrd pxtrcnixs southern lite
nature and enfsrprsc VII publish terste terms,
cx,ertiie<rts Of our Univcrsitss Colleges and 5bo L.
ir hs south festcfcy ustrsted ard neatly prn-ft
ans c0c-ef psper schf1 70 each nrfer Of The H1E
s frt psuSsrs VI. rs>ss fcrxzrt toes fsVsrs vih1s:
scs.bsT ezisy. rTc>cfxsF
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aob, ma, do ysu know Miss Snythe turned
a symusrsef IN church, yesterday 2"
6 What do you mean, child Z"
aW6y, sns married Mr. sornsrset; rsrn'i
that fgrntxg q ssnnrssfPp
$50 slopg 70 school, boy'7
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DUNLAP
CHALYBKATR SPRINGS,
Year Bolivar, HardemaR County, Tenn.

Near Bolivar, HaraemaR County, TeDns
U,HE undersigned viii reopen these esle6rated
/ SPRINGS for the second season, on MONDAT,
The 1oth Of Nay, having pissed the 3uiidirEs and
Grounds dne condition any watering Place in
the Southwest. The Grounds have been EXTENDED md
osauned with evergreen shrubbsry the forest cleared
and graded the rooms painted and furnished with
cotton mattresses the Ball Room decOFatsd put In
condition. the three Ten Pin Alleys and swings have
been put In ge6d order.
To waters. lthere berg dve Springs,) consist of
Chsiybsate, Sulphur and Free Stone and ecw m
dance. suicent for 90 persons day, and the
tive properties Of the waters for all who sicted
with propssy, Dyspepsia. Running Sores and for the
Diseases OF Fsrnalss eestabs6ed ard grArantisc.
The Dunlap Springs acces lbe By the Mississippi
Central and Rairoed being situated only
miles fren Bolivar 20 from Grand junction and 70 f N
Memphis By rail Hscks -uBnfns In e0nnsct0n Wit b
ne cars from Bolivar beng osy ave hours frcm
Memphis 70 the Springs The Traveller is guaran' ed
against exorbitznt charges the fare being 50 cents m
rarosd cspot to the sprgs and 70 cents for beg
gsge and servants
There a also sne running stream and ercelent a. D.
lnx xrounds VI carriage road 70 the orssk. only a
quarter Of nil from the Sp.i1gs, and abundance of
Wild turks-s, 6acks and squirr-ls-
Prof KessI1g with his ane Brass and String Bard u
err<sd for and WI snlivsz the guests IN he
ay With Brass music and =. night WITH string music
J. @. kADBLhAN.
sn1r-d.vtm Proprieen-
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DR.. JAMES M. KELLER,

nKsPBCTFULLY his professional services 10 the
II c.ttEens Of Memphis ard itg vicinity.
His residence Mccall street, next 70 that Of A
z Douglass
oncs In Greenlav's BUILDING Main street. south Of
Untc1 seo1ada where he may be found a. AL heurs,
uule.. u-us-..ion.slv .rs.rad iunf7-ciy
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DR.. H. y. HOLMES. SEN,

W1ORxskLT 81 Spring Rsdge aad recently OF Brandon
IL Mss-, has located IN Memphis TO prsctics the Va
EteEs branches sf his rofesisu For The last seventeen
yesrs be has devoted his stenticn particularly 70
uterine diseases and accdeots during psrturio1. He
has q socistst with hins self his Dr. Holmes Jr.
REFERs To-H01. Henry FOote Charles Scott L
" Dixon, A n. Foute, 3 n Avery and John Robert-
son, Presf3ent OF Memphis and LITTLE Rock Rsirosd
0sfICB-zes Main street Resi5eoo Court street,
below Thfrd Once hours to A n. and 70 p. ~.
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FTHHIg Ros1, runs from Whsesing 70 Baltimore fy7s
Il miles) and % wEshlngt0n, ZOO mes) and presents
he fullest advsntaees ooth as freight and PASSENGER
line Is runs through Wild and romantic regions ths
Aneghenles and being soildy oonstrueted Completely
equipps and o.rsfuy managed, Is cne Of ths most al
rnctive and safest Railroads the United States Ths
Central Ohio Rafroad fOm Columbus md Bznesvist u
wheeag unites this road with all PORTIONS Of the Wss
THE osIy rHnousa 1rcxErs rRon kEmPHIs.
LOUIsvILLE and ST. Lows 70 the NATIONAL NE
TRoPoLIs, old By this ROAD which runs at-et =
more n h ss tss ouy iins 81 which baggage can b
ehecked 70 Washinston FROM the Ohio riyer
Ef-By TIE MAIL ROUTE from kemDhsa, taks the mai
steamers running daily for Louisville osnnectinS there
With mai JeGersonv1le Earoad fU Ctncin-
nst Whes they sys 20 connect with the cars Of
Little Miami Railroad for Columbus, cOnneetng there
With Central ono RaIroad through NeEsrk and
vie 70 Whe.ing By the express train Of this ro1te
ne tlme fo cncnnst % Baltimore and 70 VAssaston
Be sure % asa for teEsss By Bsltmors and ohls
RairOad Route.
I-PAsssngsrs from Memphis going Esst thrsash s.
Louis buy Tkrough Tsts By th> Baltimore and ohio
Railroad mis- oCts lays through Vinesnnes, Terra Haute
lndsnspOis, etc, 70 Wheeng, over The new Oeio and
Mississippi and connnectns Rosds Tnese eonneetions
al diTect. and the tine fcm S.. Louis 70 Baltimore
Washington bet about - hours. Through ncksts
oy Tits route may had Of the Agent, under ths sE
tsr's HOuse Al the following rtss: From St. Louis =
Bsltlmcre SIS; 70 WEbtastoR s2s.
Al Whoslins tle ps.sar takes the superior esrs of
The Baltimore snd Ohio Rsrosd vhich leave three times
daily for Batimorr Wsainyt0z, Philsdelpha and New
York Thr0ugh N IS 81 II b0urs, lneuding stoppssss.
n-tla-ftys oI eoA1trys Au4
gsnera comfort this real q the Union
FREIGHfS- = his company PosSesses the largest
equipment Of any Rsinad IN ths United States, and "a
prepared - DO imDcn1e business IN trznsportaton
me road Immediate Connection a the WhAryes and
In the o. Bsittmere with ths Rallrosd 70 Ph.
phla 81 New York, STEAMERS e Ericsson and BALTIs
MORE 3fEAMgHfP nEss, by Canal and Sea % Neu
York and by Hechnts and aners' Line o Bostoas
steamers 70 Norfok, Charleston, Savannah, &c For
particuias frEht tsrH copies Of vhich - hid
Of the Forwarding Houses IN the west of J. B. RoRD
sscstvinS And ROEvErdins Agent st wheeIins;
wH. s. W0ODSIDB,
Msster Of transportation, Baltimore.
rHROUGH TICKETS, SHOWING the holders 70 stop ~
any point and their seats ct pleasure, b
purchzssd At the Company's Once. No 10, yenerson
street. doors East CT the Commercial Hotel, Memphis
fune25-ly WM. NORM, Agrnf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-29
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- ussettlsd lEw business Of Pike, Pike q Ucmmins,
C1nmfns and Cannins Garland ls n onr hands 20 Be
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