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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-13

Fetioui-citiZens, claim 70 belong 70 nd-
tioual party. Although a citizen OF free
/ state. al hough born ia a free State, although
having sympathy with the institutions OF the
I free Safes. vet at the same time can recOg-
ME aud respect the rights and the institutions
I OF other States; and l am ilst as ready to stand
I M 20 the last 70 yindieste the rights Of the
DsopIe Of the South as / sm TO vindicsts the
rights Of the people Of my own section.
/ TCbeeers.1 tell you, fellow ciezens, i will
De a sad day for this country Il this Black
/ Republican party should ever come into power
I do not pretend to say bat that many who be-
long TO that party are actlated by pure mo-
tives know that many Of them are, but they
are mistaken as to what would be the effect Of
their doctrines carried out. But they never car
be carried out fully, because the God Of Ma
ture intended that they should not be Iney
never can make black man anything else thar
a black man. They never can elevate the blael
race TO an equality with the white race. NeFel
by my vote or BY nv act will aid them in at
tempting 70 do il. never want 70 see the day
come in this country when the black man shall
ait at the table With the white man, upon term
az perfect equality. / never want to see tn
dsV come in this country when the children o.
ths black man shall 90 into the sehO0l-hous'
and ait aide by side with the children Of To-
,rbitr man. never want 70 zee the day com
ia fhis country when the black man shall stel
mn 10 the polls, upon terms Of equality with N
,rbite man. and deposit bis vote. never wan
- see lie dsV come in this country whe1 IN
black nan shall 90 into the jury box and sit !
. judgment upon the rights, the property, or u
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8alIOing 9tt0ratiOns.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c
~ "a PAsSMORE

yAEEs this method Of iufsrmiug the citisens Of Aea
Il uhis a az he has pernenenfy oeated himself here
- rrrv ou the business, and those uhg
nav favor him with their patronage that all work
trusted 70 him viii his strict PERSONAL AFTEN
ZION In the selection and preparation cf tne materA
a. veil s he faithfai execution the work No
lion il spared his part to give satisfaction anc
perform the work thoroughly, snd Tie time tc
suit the taste q the most faStidious.
HIS lc6C experiences warrants him In saying that his
coHtracts viii be oompli- with 70 the entire sasfaecr
of those Who may patrouze him. They nay slso rs
assured that any work undertaken b. him vii Be prompt
" conducted.
For quaacatons he beg5 leave 70 refer 10 the fosS
ing persons: Capt Q. B. Church, Capt. 2 Newell NJ
" Poolsy Capt J. 6osiee, Capt. Algeo M. g. Philer
/ SHOP-71ck Ct Shaltonis Drux Stor- mvfe-fti-
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THEnnnRE q. COYE.

EDWARD PTCKETT, Sr.,
A TIOREKY Al Law, RemPhis, Tcnu- Odlce, Jeder
u soa street midway the Post 0aios Building.
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DR. B. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AccOucher,
MEMPHIs, TENN.
once hour. from to e'eloss, a N. .aa from to

once hours from to O'Clock, NJ, AID from 70
O'Clock, p. NJ.
THANKFUL for the kind patronage heretofore ex-
tented to ne, take pleasure 70 inform ny custom
srs the public in general that Il Is my ssnton
70 leave this city has been reported and tha sm
resdy % attend y all Of internal and terna
diseases aHd that pr pared TO undertske the most
fcut operstiCns and zccouchmc chts and that DO not
cscel any preparation Of mercury IN diseases
whatever.
secret disease arc cared N nv oVn method fu such
manner Is interfere with e business Of the pa
tent. and that 90 not uss any mercury In the treat
1ient Of the sarre-
FOr the following rheumatism, A-thritls, EeuragiA
Nervous Hesdsce aud Tooha-he Paralysis Dy spepsA,
Forpid.ty the Liver Spinal Curvature and weskness
Uterine Diseases, Bipps, Tuuor Aibus white Swell
ng Desfness wen as ali diseases Of the Eve and Bar,
Amen0rrhOea Ch5-osis Sierility Spermatorhoea, &C,
&c or any disease that require entire regulation OF
hc aid snd nervous svsten use the NagnetoEectrie
treatment which is universally known for It's prsoica-
5lity
Aftsr practices o. ten yesrs as stan Physician and
Director Of several hospitals IN Gernany. and eight
yeArs practice the United States ny reputation a.
Physician Surgeon AID Accoucber is sucssaty estao-
4shed ~ 70 use noElrther comment.
dec9s-dswIy DR r. L. IAsKY.
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CAUTIONl I

READ CAREFULLY
TENHE yenui1e hlghiy CONCFSIR krED BGRHkYN'S
Il HOLLAND slTFERs g. put up IN half pint bottles
only and ailed dollar for single BOTTLES. ne
great demand Tor this trulS celsora led medicine has ~
liuc q many mutations which the public should guard
glinst puIchasinE.
Ask for BERHAVE'5 HOLLAND hlfIAhSs ra2nu-
fseured By B-niamla Page, Jr- & Co, Of PltsnurEh.
pa snd see hat thsir is IN label of svy bot
tIe BESJAMIE PAgE il. a CO.
Manusseturins Pharnacsuttst and Chfmists.
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4rofrsslonal Gar0s.

J. KNOX wALKER--..--.....-.--..E. l.. N'cOsSICo-
IITALEER 4 k'COSEIOO, lawyer Memphis, Ten
w usssee. cnoe, No. p south slda Curt Square.
spls
L. N TERGER---JS0. c. FAEKNGToN.--O- TERsER-
Eerger. Harrington l. EeFgeT,
ATTORNETs AT Law, MEMPHIS, TENN.
apIs-sm
WI. r. ARICE.
nREETIss, Bolivar OsultF h-ssIs- ppl General Land
ii AEeat flr ArksnsHs Er1 NiSsissiHui.
REFEREsCEs s-Gos. ;. Feete, He-nphiss Broke
4 Sm -des VfcEsbHrE. EU2l-Gsm
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G. x. Hoist & SON.
Cabinet sEOEefS
AVID
UNDERTAKES,

Main-st., old Stand, below Monroe.
(The Oldest permGae-f aaHd in ne efg9
UTAyE constantly On hard ali SKIS 0f Patent Metallic
Buri4I Gases which giey lire PCT up .ir-itghi
IN ne best manner. Aso, all kinds Of hod ana ZION
Covered Gems, which thy sell a. . fair rftoe-
Orders IRON the c0uRtry prompt ate ee 70, ard far-
niture made and reIalred and Upholsterng ezscuted
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.


WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.
FT1HIs Railway. f1-y and newly sauiu1es and usssrr
a throEeh beaafifui AMI healthy 11urtrv oilers 10
traveers non the Esi7spE valley r1ute thres Inv
dred miles shorter aue posng greater dispatch and
ao1niort t1zn any other % ~ n ssr and NORTa.
TINE AND FAkk REDUCED -CEder the present
ssoedue Of the Post ore 9parturut ne deIays rs per-
mitted and q saving sGsct-i % "a hours
Passns throush slave territory. ape security Is AZ
torfed Tor the conveyance o. servants
AZ Dalton. Gs-, choice of R9utee q ofsredsy en-
iinuoas railway through Georgia South Carsiua snI
tan Line throlsh Esst Tsnnesee and virginia 10 E6
VIE LTnehourg, Rchm0nds and 70 al 5f ths oss5rasi
THz EIPREss NAIL TRAIN ieavzs Memphis ssrv
a. leo P % stopping 81 al stattlns.
The ACCONhODATION TRAIN leaves MsmBhls
DAILY leEoept slndaysl a. s5 P 81. for Junction
with ire Mssissippi Central ana Tenu-ssse Csst-sT
Railroad. sonerville anf iuterurdiaf4 stat ions
TRAINS COAHECr-At Grand Junction With the
Mississippi Central Raircad 70 Holly sDTiaEs Oxford
,Srenads Canton. Jacks1n ETC. AMI with the MiszIs-
ppi and rannessee Central Rzoai % Bolivar Jscksou
Al Pooahontss. With trl weekly line Of Co.ebss z,
Ripley Pontotoe, Aberdeen. and Columbus. Mss
Al lusa, with daily line % f0ur-horse Coaches
thronsh Aoer cen Couu5us etc 70 the northern ter
minus of The NOBLE sud Ohio Ralroai.
EhrouRh tickets Eosd until used-with the urfvIerr ~
st1DDing at any point desired sd a. tha GESERsI
TICKET OFFICE Commercisl H0tel and a. the Eafi111
Street Station.
Bach passenger VIII Be- aIsvsJ ons hund-sd pour4s o.
oaggsgei no artcle VIII b. carried a. basgaEs that IA
not incident 70 te person 5f fe PASSENGER ID cs ~
loss the Company vii bold Themselves respon1ibe fr ~
amount not exceefing 800.
Negroess when trzvcIing alone must hsrs permit
nan ng TIE point 70 which thy % 60 and sDecfyuE
hat hey are % travel By rr a.. they Ei not 6s
carried No ticket VII Be seI1 thau nor vii fhrv b
received the unless th r owner or szsnt b. rra
ent or Known % m Ticket AEnt C0nd1cs5r OF other
peTssn 70 vou1a for gznuine-css Of permit
General Superintendent.
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NOEkcR.
NEW PIANO STORE.
THE SToDART Plan oS

uAs fha pleasure to % his frieuds and the
.uhs EeneraTy that he has been appointed by Messrs
stodsrt norris Of New York, Ageut foT ths sale q
sTODART PIANOS
few doors from the Union Bank. large stos Enion ~
Be sold At Ser York prices mroerSy
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.fIILIL LIITI[[ 4
O. 4 % ool O. 5 Oo.lO OoI2 50 IS &c IS Q

o 90 @ 90 Ool0 % ~ EOI5 &c IS %
sFzso @ S. ; oolIs co.'s % IS . > 50 81 8
o 5 % 10 90 u o5is o % GO a5 o % % 50 %
8 70 . "a 50 "A % % o 3 % 81 8 q 8 q 50
. q @ Is @ is Ooss 90 50 % 81 s. IS % IS %
E 70 . 4 % II s7i Oos o IS % Is 3 81 50 81 50
, "a e % 70 o = o 10 % 50 @ $ olOO 9
rs SIS 021 soz7 O0ss @ IS % s. 2ss7 5OiIs s.
SI5 oola aoas ooao ool0 o 3 % q co.'s ooIss %
o. one szasrs, renewable weekly, par Eanzm, go %
tSice week So o.
~ Two squares renewable weekly, per snnun, 90 %
n An savertlssncuts required 70 be kept second
psgs ctIAksED As SEE EAcH DAF, ans On third Peg,
~ sfraoce stated rate.
- Adverfse1ents dreetsd 70 Be displayed or set IN
large tyPe, charged DoUBLE rstes.
~ Tesrv advertisers Vi - charged extra tor ooc1
pyng tpsoe over contrast End Shsn LARsE TYPE Is ~
gured e be used ths Advertisement fp; on insos q
FsFer.
ats FOR wants, Rents, Rsa0vsls oopsTtRszshiB Nc
tees. - Consigness, &C
n TRANSIENT ADTEETTsrss sErsT BE PAID FOR
r. No advertisement VIZ sPPsIr IN the weekly pspsI
unless BY special contract.
o1y Irregular istsals IN either Of the papers, vi
Be chsrEed 81 per square for every ihseTtion-
III Au1ounCi1l ElI cialGl NolalE ana
norsl Ofoes IS ssch, 70 be paid n advance in every
Instance.
~ Al Edvertisemeats fer Chs-itsbis Institutions
Firs Cours1ies Ward Tosn Enf ether P5bHe Heeti1gs
ftbe chargsi half price
n NalTisros sEt Deaths are published As news; but
obifusTies 5utss q Respect Snd Funersl Iavitatnns
other Edvertisrue1ts.
q An Legsl Esa Transient Aavsrtssmsnts win be
nsrEe-i by the tnssrfisn.
n Editorial Estoss n Local Oslumn win Be ohErEea
cents per line.
n No distraction or vrristi0a vii e made trsn the
o-eEoiGE rates.
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PH HAMMERsKoLD & co,
Architects, Civil Engineers and
Surveyors,

MEMPHIS TENN,
RE now prepared % furnish designs for, and supern
a tend the erection = public private builsings
churches stores store aKtures &C. Thy will aso CIV
heir tfentIou t. any work comiug under ne head O.
Otyn Rnginesting or Sarveying. either In town or
cauntrv Any description OF Architectural kngneerng
y hcchanical Drawings executed With an accuracy an
natness rot 20 Be- surpassed Ia this country Deslsn
.ns vv,rtinr drsvfnEs flr dwell ing h-uses OF otbe
brIaiur In the country so executed that auy intelt
yeut re-ro carpenter car follow hem. Designs 10
f,rrhs Ce atsuhs. Vau'ts, &C,
U.vuv had exansive dea ings with manuf acturs A. n
Nb AMI west tev can f1rn sh any description of Iro
Fronts Balconies window Guards, &C, sc Al reduce
prices.
RrFEnENCEss
Hon A L1nEEtr-et L L D. Hon Charies Scott
sam Tate E-q Pre- ident Hemphis ard Ohariesto
Railroad ; CoI W n s'ocston; Dr J. Q. hilington
D. CockreI. Esq. T. Flnnie, E-q- Gen. g.
Mitchell J. McKeever, ESQ
one hours frem A. u 20 p. n, and from P n
tosP- apis-sm
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

TYHElatest and By tar the most Important improve
ment N Photography Ia the recently patented pic
euIe known as the sPHERzOTYPB WhicA ls not only
xnd mi se any d its predecessors bat greauy 81
psror = an rhc Sphereotype Is proof sgainst TlnE5
AIR and WATEn, and for richness Of tone warmth q
exPresson and distinctness has equa-tn fact tAe
luson such thai the pictnrs zase, seems snsnd-
ed IN air entirely independent Of The back ground
Ror this picture have the exclusive right tar he-
pals SDscnenscan 5e IN our Gallery5 Wnsre PIC
ures also taken IN ne various syles b or Artsh
PROF. REMINGTON,
vzho eoInbines the Chemist with the Artist uhca ana
blss him At az tines = produce suDerior Plstures
y r. CI.ARK 4 CO.
e,cl-tf No Clartis Hsroio Hlock-
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Dwelling House for Rent.

UWS4lDS houSC AVA ooAss
ryHK lsrse thrse story Erick dEsilnE hause on Jef
fersou .tr-st BE- s. lnd ard Thisd s-reets. at
--.ut oc-uped by Nrs Wo d. ne house Is entirely
49, rrufalns f5urteen rCorrs cistPrn Ezs, &c s
.4-,i-sb-v 4 sDted far boz riiuz house 20 ssoIi
Il -s6 inBal.dis'slv. Apply st tle house ap3l-tf
= EY7FEES-K iTrse los, said q belong the E157s-
j > Eothins parry, 'aor sale -
ans a. y. EARESWORTH . 90.
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Old Looking Glass and Picture Frames
RE-GIEDED on THE SHORTEST HOuCE.
Pictures renovated and made equal TO new
Agency fos the PkTsNT GLASS LETTERS for shsW
ElDdows We PA5SNoRE,
Store In Provina q Stewards Block,
sp2-h R-sr Of he Gasosa House, Nemahis, INN.
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baltimore and Ohio
A@E
ID 81 D ~ A m

X A L Il X " a u
rFVHrs Roas runs from vhesIing to Baltimore, (STs
mfes) and TO Washingtons 200 miles) and presents
line Tt runs through Ed and romsntic rxions Of the
Aueghsnias; ard being sOdly constructed, compulsory
e1ziDDsd and carefully managed OF the most At
lrscve and safest Railroads in the United States Ths
Central Ohio Rsnruad frum Columbus znd EsnesVet %
Wheens unites tis rosd with al poTtons Of the Hesf
Tur oNr.v rsEoUsR TIcKETs FROd MEsIP8Is
LouIsvILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL NE
TROPOLIs are sold By THIS road which runs st7ct =
washington without the delay Of passng through bst-
more IL b also TIE only lie By which baggage can b
CHECKED TO Washfngt0u from the Ohio river.
FH-Rv tke MAIL ROUTE from hemplssr take the nisi
steamers running dsy for Louisville osnneeting thers
with mail steamers Jeersuiie Railroad for Cincin-
nat where they - % connect with me cars o.
Littie Mani Rsrosd for Columbus CONNECT NJ Their
5tN 0-nIri ohio Railroad through Newark and lanes
Vile u wheelng b the express tran Of TINS route
the tme from Gincnnst 70 Baltimore and 70 washington
80 -- % asa for tickets By the Baltfm0rs and Ohis
s-s-P,sss1T-rs from Memphis going East thrsaEh s.
~ e.n buv Tsrough Tickets b. ths Baltimore and OhiC
Railroad his route lays throusn finoes 1erre ants
Indianapolis etc 10 Nheeas, over Iee ~ Onl2 an.
.g an drect and the time iu ST. Louis 70 Baltimor
81 -ssbinzon l. but about s3 hours Through Ticket
v ths route nay Be- had Of the Agent, under he Plan
tis House At the following rates: From 81. Louis Z
baltimore s25; % washington s3S.
AZ EhesDg the passenger takes tne superior cars Q
daily Tor Batim07e WashingtoL, PhiladephiA and New
Yorf Thrusgh In rs n hours, including st0ppsges
For safety speed regularity beauty Of he eountry sn
general cofort this read Is second % 10 the Union
FREIGHTS. - This company possesses the larges
equipment Of any Railroad IN the United States and
urapaed 70 DO an immense business IN sp0rtation
me road MAKES muediate connection AZ the whares
In the streets Baltimore with the Railroad 10 Phiade
phia ard New Nork, steamers = Ericsson and bALTI
MORE SrEAsTsHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea to EsV
YORK and byEeW Merchants and Miners Line 10 Boston
steamers 20 Norfolk. Charleston, Savannah, sc. p
uarticulars freight tariff copies Of which may Be ha
q the Forwsrng Houses In the west, o. J. B. F0Rn
Reoe.vinS and Forwarding Agent at Wheeling.
WV. s. WOODSIDH,
Master q Transportation. Baltimore
THROUGH TICKETS, z70Wing the holdeTs 70 stop Z
any point and resume their seats at pleasure, may
purch.ssd At the C0mpany's Once, No. 10, yeGerso
| street doors East of the C0nmercia Hotel hemphi
/ 5-nrls-fv w MORIN. Asrnt
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sCOTT 8 DIXON

a TIDNN EEN AT LLN IND oDLIlIINIhf LEIHN-
- CBRT mphis- fem, VIII pra tlos their protes-
an u the Courts he'd In the city o Memphis, and the
Enpras and FEDERAL Courts 81 gAckSon Prompt attsn-
tqn Ei Civ 70 ell claims fer coscton entrusted e
them OHcs drst door 70 the LEFT up stairs. In ths
n.ir streat lsna--l
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America.

q TaE subscriber Nould r. N-rTftkt7fsrs
- sps.' fully inform bis friends - -
go 4 l.ni ne aveliing Butl C. that be - sSt
49, =, ,gr A - EFsrA AURsNT and HOTEL GAkNi,
On Atauns str et n~ariy Opposta the NosAAn ho-s ls
-g ren where his ri uds ard custs mrs VII o9 IlI
-, a - m ttudsof Game and deicasies 1f q Sea
- = vel A. the choicest tFands ot vines Cnaies 3
,9r III comp-tiion, he snlicits osIa snare oi ne
proiic pstroasga. IEPt-iyl JOSEPH fhUFhL
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RissOIntiOn.

uIHE arm sf FLnUREOY, COOPER d LAKE, is
this day dissolved BY mutusl con elt the name Of
the arm viii be used g. liquidation only
JNO g. FLOURNOY,
X. T. COOPER,
auIO-apI5 R. y. LEAKE.
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Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased the interest OF ne
j partners IN the ista arm of Elournof, Cooper
IAske viii oostinue the WHOLBSALS GbOCbhf,
CON MISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS in his
ewn name and bis account, and res7eetfu So
cit- patronage Of the Oh house est MRS and his
ffiends reneraly. JSO g. FLOURNOY,
apl0-apib lso haln street
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NOTICE.

nR J. n SLEDGE has returned from New York,
" after sb=e1oe 0f niue monihs and has Effected
some ast0uldirg n that ci-y Be has taken an
oc No 81 Nonrse street. be Eeen Vain and Second
srssts vii The pra.tice Of Medicine. where
he has for sale hs ce5rsted Compounds. IN calls at
teadsf O. day or night he intends locating perHs
neutfv IN Msmrhis and from the great success he bss
had IL The tres nslt of the various di eases he thinks
be shod have lihsrai pst0nsg from The citizens q
Hsmpbts jaus-diy
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JAMEs MOORE

- n GAE1S 4MOOAAEs
A TTOnSET At Law, Memphis TenH- References
"a Nessrs ward A. Jones, Philips 4 white Lamb
Toung a Co. EoClanshsns Irgusdsle Diis Milton
Putnam Enes Ouru. Esg.sf = avery, EsQ-. heH5Ih's
One up stairs, at the oorrer Of Nsin snd A.ctsoI
Streets nszl the Gsyoso SaFiEgs institutlon
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InYFInY HERPFR.

A TIORNSYS AT Law, Charl ston, Miss VII prEo-
u n he follozilE COUNTIES o. Rtrth NJ sisippi
Tallshstchie, Pano a TsI0bGslE. Csrrou. S1ufJver
the Fe3eIG C0urt Pcnfooc. anG the SUPREME Court
Ct jackson. PrcDt Etnton VII be Fsi3 % the Cslec-
ti0n II Claim placed in their hands
REFERENCEs - Y at-eH. eTEft Benton. Holly
Springs, Mss; - p st-srus Oxford, Mss s
Fishsr JaeEson Ms Watt, Noble 4 N.biey. '. Or
lean la Hpib-3n
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-AOAlCEs go
ia akUEBERs' o6os sf1. y. no6ss Cas- ssuI
IL st1rs, ussT ths Post o1oe- .usAss-S
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At Caicagl connecting with Michigan Central Cars,
l-aying ths sane depot for Detroit, Niagara Pals
Rochester A1any. EeE YORK Boston, and ell Eastern
and Atlantic Cities Only tEo cha1ges o. cars from
Cairo % Ma snt tnres from Ca % Alhanv, and
four from Ca New YORK Tine f-oe Cairo - New
YORK.. - hours Connects Al Saud9val with Ohi9 aud
\ slsslp9 Railroad from St Leafs ami Yllcsunes; At
Pana, with trains o. the Terra Hagte, Alton and ST.
Louis Raroad % Indianapolis L0uisviIe and Ctncln-
tat AZ Decatur with main line Express for Gaiena
and Drnietth-the later ooune-tIug with t-ains -
sprinznei Naples Rock Isl1ni Burliagt0u and Quincy
Al trzins froB Cairo connect at Sant0vsl With the
Ohio and Mississippi trains Ter St L0uis AMI Cueir
natl
The Illinois Central Rairsad Company have add %
their Roi SICK twenty superb stat-ro sleeping
ears saed Of which win e1sortaby berth nfty pssssn-
gers.
ThrOu<h Tickets.
EheT b SteaHiboaf vs So. L0ais and thence by RGl-
road 10 Caro- and thence By RGrOdd 70 al POiEfs
N3Tfh
good for year. anf allowing holders 70 stop At any
point ami heir 1t pleasure AMI al infor
nation respc ing the route Be procured on appcs
tinn at the Comp 1ny's on - rs JET street doors
east Of the Comm-rcial Hotel. Memphis.
WILLIAM NORM. AGENT,
FOR ninoil Cslal AMI OH snt Mississippi Railroads,
snf Ra'rosd Lire of stsames. msrii-ly
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
TEXAS.

Famine carsfnly the forms and instrucons onnsred)
seol From New Orleans La, by Galveston, Tex, Salura
Port Cavallo and La Sale to Indianols, $40 miles
and back, twice week in steamships.
Leave New Orleans Wednesday and Saturday at s
Arrive at Galveston Friday and Monday by 10
Leave Galveston Saturday and Tuesday at p
Arrive at lndanoa next DAYS by I2m
.t. Leave lndianola Tuesday and Friday at 2pm.
Arrive at Galveston days by 10 a m
Leave Galveston Wednesday and SATURDAY. At A
u
e. ss Arrive at New Orleans Friday Monday bv q
pm
Bids to run three times week, daily and by a pro-
POSED schedule, arc invited.
aso3 From New Orleans La 10 Brazos Santiago $50
miles and back, twice each month
- . Leavc New Orleans first and third week of each
month, Thursday at AM
Arrive a Brazos Santiago second and fourth week
Of each month, Monday by Sam;
Leave Brazos Santiago second and fourth week Of
each month, on Thursday st pm;
.. Arrive at New Orleans third and first week Of each
month, on Monday by pm
Bids TO run once week win be considered!
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

e5f6 From Cypress Top, Try Hosr hiil montgomery Dan
vle Waverly, and Goshen, to Huntsville, 30
miles and hack, three times week.
Leave Cypress Top Monday, Wednesday, and Satur-
day am;
.. Arrive at Huntsville next days by 8 p m;
Leave Huntsville Monday, Wednesday, and Satur-
day at m;
Arrive at Cypress Top next days by Bpm.
Bids to run six times week are invited
s5l7 From Hampstead by Retreat Grimcsvllr Anderson
Bonneville Wheelock Owensvie Eutaw, Alto
Springs, Marlin, and Blue Bluff, to Waco Village,
l5O miles and back, three times week
Leave Hampstead Sunday wednesday, and Friday
at 8a M
Arrive at Waco Village third day at sam;
Leave Waco Village Sunday Wednesday, and FRI
day at am; 4
Arrive at Hampstead third day by sam
Bids to run six times week are invited.
Bids TO commence at Anderson will be considered.
s5Is From Hampstead by Retreat and (irimcsville to
Anderson "a miles and back, once week
Leave Hampstead Thursday at pm
Arrive at Anderson next day by IL no
Leave Anderson Friday aief pm;
Arrive at Hampstead next day by IL a NJ,
Bids TO run three times o week invited
s5Io From Hampstead Washington, 20 miles and back
six times week.
Leave Hampstead daily, except Sunday, ut 8 an;
Arrive at Washington by IL mi
Leave Washington daily except Sunday at p
Arrive at Hampstead by 8 m.
$500 From Rock Island by Tippets, Wades and Gastons
TO Hodges, (no offcc,) so miles aud back, once
week. ff t.t
Bidders to propose schedule of departures and arri
yals.
s52l From BRENNAN, by Long Point John Dodds Doctor
bo'nosyH Lexington, and A. Lawrenceh to
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

ssos Frosn Berwick La to Galveston Texas 265 miles
and back twice week from lst July to lst Noyem-
ber and three times week from lst November TO
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