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8ulIOlag Decorations.
HOUSE, sign, AAD ORXAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c
w. h. PAssMORE

fFfAKEa tnis method of iuisrmns theciilrensof Me
Phs & a. be las perm nenenty .ocaed himself here
70 carry TIE above business, and tkoss whc
Esy fsvor him with Their patronage thst al
trusted q hin vii have bis strfct PERSONAL ArrEE
fION, n the selection and preparation Of The material
well The faithful execution the Eork No erer
ton vii Be spared fis part C give Satisfaction and
perform TIE work ihorou5 5hiy tnd a. he time t5
suit th.s aste " the most fastiiicus-
His IcLs experience warrants hin IN ssying hat HI
coatrscts yin cumpicd with TIE cntire setisiacct
Of those 4Fho may patroniIe him They msy sso resi-
sssurct that any work untrken b. HIN VII be prompt
ly eorducted-
For qualifications he begs leave % refer % ne fsv
lns persons: Capt. @. B. Church. Capt 2. Newell. NJ
w. Poolsy, Capt. J. f3osee. Capt Ageo, Mr.. g Phi1er
sHOP-Rack cf sheIion's brug sfars mv1a-ciV
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fIE subscriber having pufctased the interest OF his
4 partners IN the late arm Of FlOurnOy, Cooper q
Leake, VII ooHtiu1e the THOLEsALE GROCERT.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSISEss IN hts
cwa uaus and Tor bic o~n aoc3lnt and r-s7sctfuly
iict the patronage Of the of house and his
ffisnds generaiy. JNO. G. FLOURNOY.
anIn-nuIh ~ Il
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TIE DISTRACTION OF sERoE's AUrOResl


s.Psople say that have told ny own story
in my writings; ! defy them 70 point out : sin
gle act of my life by ny poems, OF of nay
thoughts. for 1 seldom write what think. All
that has been published about ne is sheer non
sense, as will be seen at my death, when my
real life IL published; everything IN that is
true When first left England vas gloomy
said so in nv frst canto OF 'Childe Harold
/ was then really IN love with a cousin, (Thir-
"a, be was chary Of her nams,) and she was in
A decline Ga my last leaving England, was
savage; there was enough 10 make me so.
There IS some truth as to detail IN the Dream
and in some Of my shorter poems. As to ny
marriage, which people made such ridiculous
stories about, II was managed BY Lady Jersey
and others. I was perfectly Indifferent on the
subject; thought could not 40 better, aud 50
did they. wanted money. Ii was an exper-
iment, and proved a failure. Everything is
told 10 my memoirs exactly as it happened !
told Murray Lady Byron was to read the Ms.
if she wished it, and requested she would add
omit, or make any comments she pleased, now,
or when 1t was going through the press
Mr. Treiawny adds:
81 Il is strange that Byron, thougs processing
TO distTusl everybody, should have had no mis-
giving as 10 The fate Of bis nemoriesi be was
glad Moore sold them to Murray, as be thought
that insured publication. Hs considered il
indispensable to his honor that the truths be
could not divulge during bis life should be
known at his death. He knew Moore prided
himself on bis intimacy with lords and ladies,
for be was always talking OF them, sRf that
the chief aim aud object of that poets whole
| life was pleasure at any price. Had be full
( filled his trust by giving Byron's memories Of
the world, be would have compromised him
self with society, as they c. NAMED many a
reminiscencs which would have cast shadow
on the fashionable circles which Tom Moore
delighted 20 honor When the question was
raised, after ByroR's deslh,ef the publication
or suppression Of BIS meuories, BIS frfsnd,
/ Tom Moore, acted as If heweIe quite indiffsr-
! snt on he sGbiect; so be must have been, for
/ although be permitted others to read them, be
never found time to do 90 himself. He con-
suited the most fashionable man be krew on
the subject, Luttsrell, who, as Rogers says,
sesIel nothing about the matter, and readily
voted they should be put in The fire. Byron
said, some few scenes and names In his me-
moirs it mieht be necessary to omit, as be bad
written the whole truth. Moore and Murray
were to sxeercise their own discretion on thai
subjsct' he added, that the truth would b.
known and believed when be was ldsat, and
the lies forgotten.' So there is nothing TO ex-
tenuate the great wrong dsns to Byron By Ton
Mooreo
Trelswny is not with Byron at AissOlOgh
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a TIORfkYa Al Nv Oflces 10 2b5 Kan EtTeat
~ over Bensen'E Eusic Store. Memphis, Tenn spd
Hernsndo Desoto o0unty, Mss. WIN attend pronpsly
- 81 occcens and business entrusted - thea n West
qsrBessee AID Norfh Mississippi.
REFER ro-1ruirt. Bro. b Co Philadeiphis; Cr0uin,
Hur<fszli A. Sszrs, HAlter Stelnlein- n. 2; " B.
Knler, Jcres. Brown c., J. webb Co. hem-
Gpls-daW1v
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DAILY APPEAL.
SUNDAY KoREING,...... HsY ?, 1855.
ROBERT EEMETT's DEATH SPEECH


The following statement necessarily made
in the first rather than In the third or the edi-
torisl person. may interest many, even not
Irishmen, who respect the patriotism o.
Robert Emmett, and have admired his indig-
nant and emphatic eloquencs when called upon,
after cends mnstion, to declare why sentence OF
ceath should not be passed upon him. Moore's
correspondence on the subject is full Of interest
After MoOre's death, an application was made
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= hIJHMUNU,
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,

WASHINGTON, BAITINORE
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.
fIfHI4 Railway fully and newly ecuipped and psazf.r
throuFh a oea1tiful ami healthy cauntrv rF--s h
rageieIs from ths Mississippi valleys route thres hu
cred niles shorter, snd possessing greater d-pateh 40
eonfori ts.n any ot5er 20 ths EtsT and NORTH.
TINS AND FARE REDUCED -r-1se- tte -.
-seel1e oi ne Post Oce peparteut delays ars ur-
miiLea ane q saving eI- ctsd of "a ho1rs.
Passins through Slave Territory ample ree7-iv ii. -.
forded for the conveyancs Of Servants
Al Dalton. Ca ch0ios o. Routes Is ofsred-bv -s1-
iin1ous railway thr0ugh Gsorzis s9uth ra-sH-a -
North Csrolina 20 Richnlr nd Or bv tbe i7ssf W--5
tan Line tsrough East Tennessee anf VTrrirn - r-
we Lyneh5urz, Richmond, and % eli o. he ssIssrstd
Jas sxPREss NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis t.uy
81 @ 80 P = sto1pi1g e az ststilrs
TIE ACCoHN0DATIOS TRAIN leaves Menphis
DAlLI t-Ncept sundaysl al IS. P ~ FOR Junctiou
With ire Eississiypi Central ana T-nnsssss C-5t-sI
hsilroad somerviIle and lntermedIats sta. ions
TRAINS CONNECr-At Grand Junction with tbs
Mississippi Central Railroad 70 Holy s1rnrs rTs--5
9renadas Canton. Jscksan, etc anI wi'h tbe Wis4iz
sgp ana Iennessee Central Rziroad % Bolivar Ja-ksou
Al PoesAontss. Win tri weekly line OF Coaches %
Hipley, Pontot0cs Aberdeen, and Columbus Mirs
- luss Win daily line o. four-horss Coaches
minus o. the NOBLE and Chic Railroad
Ihroush tickets rood until uset-ith ths privrers o.
-s'ppihs A. any point desired sd ne GEErRar
IickET OFFfcE, Commercial H5ts and g. ID. Essis51
Zach passenger win BE- srssef ore huBd-.f --,,,. 81,
basgsgei no article wi b. carried a. rssr.-s E-s \
aot ineideut % th- person % ne passenger In - -
oss me Company vii hof themselves responsible f5r an
anount not eEoeefing 500.
hsEroes when fraveiiug alone, must have a permit
nam ng ths Point b which they are q 20 and s-fvi
,i - p srssr y rar. al or they wH not b.
earri1d No ticFef VII Be sod then. nor viii they 81
received on the ears unless their owner Or szenf Be- -
~ or kaon . ne rcFst Agent Conductor o. other
persen 70 Vouch for gsnuineaess o. permit
p. @. ARMS.
General supsrinteneeut.
Superintendent az Tr,ns-,,-+,.t-, -,
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- EupPrNrR aIn

TTONG0PATgIC gHYsIJIAE AHn SURGEON
VISA to inform the eltiseus Ct Aenrhis sod i.s vi
ci1fty thst has i0osted hiDssif at the sOutheas
csrrsr ~ 6sio1 and second streets.
OHcs hours l. ei0ck IL tie morning. between I
nud 81 non 5etEsen 1ld Z n the evening
EEfREELEs-J- -cgz sharkes; Gov bIous5 a Kiss
Eei-on Atsch-l Esq Of Charleston, s O; Brs HsTin'
4 Liupe Phts sipsia, and Dr. Caspsri, q L0uisEe
a.rIa-dIE
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8 No boy corns. enjoyed a practical Joke
more than Byron. On great occasions, when
cur captain wished to be grand, he wore
| bright scarlet Wastcoat as be was very cor
pulent, Byron wished 70 see If this vest would
not button round us both The captain was
/ taxing his siesta one day, when be persuaded
the boy to bring up the waistccat. In The
meantime, as it was nearly cain, and very hot,
/ / opened the eOops Of the geese and ducks, who
instantly tosk TO the water. Neptune, the
/ Newfoundland dog, jumped after them, and
/ Mogetto, the bulldog, followed him. Now
said Byron, standing on the gangwsy, With
one arm in the red waistcoat, put your arm
| in. Ire, we will Jump overheard, and take the
shine out Of IT, So we did. The captain
hearing the row on deck, came up, and whsnh
saw the gorgeous garment he was so proud OF
defIed BY sea water, he roared out, My lord,
You should know better than to make mltiny
on board ship, (the crew were laughing at tn
fIn) won't heave to, or lower a boat hope
You VIII both be drownsd.' Then You viii
lose your friis' (for so the captain always pro-
nounced the word freight shouted Byron. As
saw the dogs worrying the ducks and geese,
returned on board with the waistcoat, pacihed
/ the skipper, lowered boat, and, with the aid
Of boy, seulled after the birds and beasts
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hYRoN nN sRGPRoARD

- You never know mans temper until you
have been Imprisoned in a ship with him, or
womaHs until YOU have married her. Few
friendships can stand the ordeal by water
when a yacht from England with a pair Of
hese thus tried friends touohss,-say at Malta
or Gibrsltar,-you may be sure that she will
depart vi Gne only. | never was on ship
board with a better companion than Byron
be was generally cheerful, gave no trouble, as
sumed no authority, uttered no complaints, ard
did not interfere with the working the ship
when appealed to, he always answered, do as
you like.' Every day at noon, be and jump
ed overheard in defiance Of sharks or weather
j, was the only exercise be had, for be could not
walk the deck. His favorite toys --pistols,
were not forgotten empty bottles and live
poultry served &c tsTge's fowl, daek or
goose, was put into basket, the head and
neck only visible, hoisted to the main ysrd-arm
and we rarely bad two shots at the anne bird"
SCENE or FROLIC. IN va CH oHILDE HAROLD
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Cs4RSOsB"S
PUMP SHOP,
On DeSoto Street


BETWEBN UNION AND BEAL
THE un1ersigned would respectfully inform tbs cfft
gems ar Memphis aud It's vicinity and his uurs~,u
customers living AZ distance ths country FOR fbe-
past patroaafe IA BIS line business which busin.s
nas Aitnert0 been e1r dne 70 the anufacturiu and ~
ting a. the C1ai1-Pump alone and sin sclieviug the
10 oe tne ost Funp 10 use, when Of gof materials
and properig Put Up land the nearest when not - e
and put upl however thsre are places -bere ~
Chatn Pump esnsot Be- use als few psrs us vet lf-n
of the ''odel times sho stnl thlrk traf tbers A.,
other Pumps IN use superior the Chain Pump have
determined % accommodate the qf s By outing m
Or shipping % or-er, any nd q Pump hat this s-
ket can n nish have thereora employed an experi-
enced Workma1s lately from EAST whs viii attend 10
pHttins up and repairt1g al kinds Of Iron Pumps He
viii also DO svery KIM OF PLUMBINs, an of which
Fiii Earraati End when say vsrra & ! mean whst
say, and ssy what nesn-
have 90 the last year attached r,aehf,erv "a . .--
Der of my ohsin- Pumps vita en- ire success have
also used argo aalsnce-Wheels on Hand Chsu-Puu1ps
With equal suc1ess IN one case have uss ne efsI
Lnk-Ohain sd tsrned Button which is quite spsnsiv-
but II tadeth not sway"
"kULTUk N PARvon
have recently Invented CHAIN PUNP-BOx. en-
osAeins tso complete separate and distinct Chain Pumps
tel far douDls tenements, land double urice,l two
persons csn draE Water from this box the sane time
having no nterfeTcncc with each other being DO
hoe left In The Partition wall or fence Ia-r- snourh s
an urc1in, dog. cat chicken sr mouse 10 crai fr e
yard u tRe other. would refer you concerning he
Pump, 70 p g Blnsham at :. g. Asrri-oan & c.
" CARSON.
P. s. am prepared 70 snip Pumps on ordrs In short
aetes Up o. down, east or west OF the Mississippi river
iAa@o-iiy o.
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A rroRNET At Law Austia. Tanioa county, Miss
81 viii sftead 70 the p1yl leuf q tsxes redemption of
fHnt either forfsirei for taxes and VII promptly
ste1d 20 the exsinston Of lsH5 titles IN the counties
af Tanica Coah0na B-ifsar AID Washington.
fnre-daw6u
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ms short extract is from a letter /:

THE WRITER OF QUEEN MABv IS MAKING
STRANGE INQUIRIES AFTER DEADLY PUisoN.
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Gbf Msmpbis 8ppal.
DAILY RATES FoR ADvKRTIsINs.
.ILILI ILI III /

# / / B + + FT /
1. IO Oo 5 % 6 % 5 o 70 % I8 50 IS 50 IS G
a - 8 o 8 e0ia co.'s 0ois . p . 2 $
> s % $ OOiO OoIia Ools 90 OOas % % % s. .
4 50 10 . u 50 Oo . @ IS O0S Is q 8 8 5
o "a o IS or % Z % Sc % . 50 as % IS o
sIo 8 a 00I7 502 % IS % IS % a Is 8 50 81 s
, 6 o g o . 0oas % a o % @ 8 % S % 100 o
3 "a 8 IS o a % p o. 8 o IS 0o $ 5 81 % ia
sis o6ls sos % 80 % . 90 % O0ss % 3 @ las %
n One ss9sTs. roasva5i' uss1ly per sHasra, SO %
EFu sgunrea, rsasSshls vestly. Ves sHnsn, @ @
twice week, +" 50 %
u An sdvertsaueuts required - be Kept ssooad
pAse, cHkEsED As NEW RACE DAY, and On ihird Page
En advEnce over sts.ed nate
q AdveTtisene1s directed . he displayed OF set IN
Srge type. charged poUBLE rEtes-
~ Yearly advertssrs vi b chGEed extrh for
9uired . Be sEsd ths scvsTtsci Eepi inside q
FsFer.
ats- fof Esnls, Rents, keuovsls CopartHership NJ
uoes, Ts O0nsiEness &c
~ TRASsIKET ADFEaTIsIEs MUST BE PAID FoE
n No ssvsrtssmeni WI sppesr IN tie weekly pspeI
u1iess By special oo1tract
q Ldvsrsssufs e Be Inserted IN the Eeetly psper
suy OF a. Irregular ist-ls in either the papers VI
ke cearEed q per sqsnrs Tor ever fnsertt0a-
d. Announcing czndidssus for State OoUHty and Mu-
nicps oos, 80 ssef, g b paid IN sdvsnos n every
Instance.
n All advertisements for 5Chsrit1bis Institafioll
Firs cenPsuiss EsTd T0vn shd other Putl,e Kastngf
"a Be charEed half pTias-
u karisgss Esd Deaths ar Published news; but
0tusres Tbutes o. Respect Snd Funeral InvitAtiors
other advsTtiseuleEts-
II Al LesAi Szf Transient kdFsrtisszen.s VII b.
bsTEsd By the inssrtts1.
q Editcrihl Ksttoes IN LOo1 Calumn VII be charges
cents per Ire.
n No dsduoison variation wn ss uEde from the
ereEoing rates.
KinLANAHAE. FRnuspAEE \ DILL
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we have the following. aad lErgs number OF sha-ief
Is Of lands IN the sams en - oOun r. for sac
400 acres six miles from naviEati1n, on the Talia-
chic river, in Snuhowsr county, hlsstsst-pi.
2s6f- ipEief 7las been 'esflSe'4"59 9sRpss from
or influenza, from which ! an hardly yet n
covered. PRAY accept my best thanks for yol
interesting communication respecting Emmett
Of which shall not fail to avail myself.
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NOTICE.

nR T. n SLEDGE has retHraed from New Fork,
u zrter 8bsenos q 1tne l0nths and has effected
some asioundIE n that city he has taken an
on NJ. - N0arse street bel wen ksn and Second
a1i VIII Sue practice of Asdicne, where
tendsf to osy nEht. As he insnds locating pcruz
eufiF Msnrhis. sni from The great success he has
had II the tFesi meat q the varous eEses he thinks
hs sholl1 have erz Pstr0aag from the oifizens Of
Menphis Jsns-diE
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IolT % ised srTTEll5 IHUAA8 hODRE-'
On this subject heard no more for seYera
months, during which, not being able to lesvI
Oxford, where I then resided, had no oppor
tuniiy of again inspecting Emmetfs manu-.
script. AT last I was favored with the follow
ing communication from Moore, which may b
taken as fixing the authenticity OF the docu
ment. It bears the London postmark:
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Young America.

TIE suuscribsr would re-
- spe- fuliy inform Lis friends SAN14Ss.S
AfssFis s>snd the { eveliuE rulhe, that has ~ HSr
eAa-.4A~ACLAss RESrAURAEF ard HOTEL GAREI,
on Adams street nearly oppJsite fie Wo7sAsn Holse Is
spen. where his fri uds aud custcn-rs viii D. fur
nish With an kHds Of Game and deIi-aeias Of q Sss-
vel the chocest brands sf wines. Chaiierg e
nE al oomDstition, be sncits hn-rai share ~ the
pubic pstronEEs. lspi-iyl JOSEPH rhuFEL
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NOTICE.
T,R. sAUNDEEs' o1os Al ,. 4. Esess Cas- Brus
~ esg-s. unsT sss Posi oneA usrl~s
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Baltimore eg5sd Ohio

n a L Il n " n u
THIS Roa4 runs from Wheeling % Baltimore, (y7s
muesl and 20 washinzion tf0o miles.) and presents
ne fullest sdvsntages bob frsisht and PASSENGER
line u runs through wild and romantic rions 0f the
Aneshsuiesi and BENG soely eosstrueted completely
toivs and safest Railroads in the Uuitsd States Ths
Central OHIO Raliroad, from Columbus snd ssnesvetI
wheens, unies this rOsd with al portions o. the Wes
TsE orIT THRoUsH TICKETS PROM MEMPHIS,
LoufsvILLE snf ST LOUIS % the NATIONAL Ne
TRoPoLIs are sold ~ this road which runs direct ts
Washfngon without the delay Of passing through kai-
more Il IS also the only line b. whlch BAGGAGE Be
checked 20 Washington frum the Oaio river.
Te-Bv ~ s1AIL R0urE from Memphis. taxa tie NAL
stearrers ruunirr daily for Louisvie oanuecnE there
ih nal stssmors or JesTsouvte kHiiroad f0T Ctnein-
nsi who're thsy arrive to c0nnsct with the cars
ritre Miami RsiIroad ior Coiumouz. connect nE ther
Win Central Ohio Railroad through Newark and lanes
~ ,u,S = ,, eBennsii to Baisisore and . Ess5f1l,os
EBs sars 10 ssE for tieksts By ne s.tos and obis
RallruEd ksuie.
ER-Passeosers from Msnphis sclnz East thrsagh 81
Louis can Buy Trough Tickets By ths Baltimore and Ohio
Rarosd This route lays through Ynoennes Trs Hauie
TnfanaDois ETC. 70 Whseling, oVer the new Ohio and
Ei.sissiupi End eonnneeilnE Roads These oonreconz
ars al dircct and the time ST. Louis 70 Batirnors
CT washington is but about a. hours. Through Tickets
b. his route Be had Of Toe Ag=nt under the Plan
tsa House - the fo.ovng rates Prom 81 Louis q
ssitiuore ea5i % Wsshington SIS.
Al Whoeng the passenger takes TIE superior cars o,
the bztnofs and Ohio Railroad, Whch leave three tines
daily for Bstimore WGshinst0s. Phisdelphs and New
York ThrUHgh IN rs n hours including stoDpaEes.
For safety spce regularity beauty Of fhe country and
sener comiort this fssd T. second the Union
FRkIaHTS. - This cumpany possesses he largest
eupent Of any hsiread IN tn United States and is
prepared 70 Do Immense business IN transportation
The rad makes 1edats connection ct the Wharves ard
IN thc streets cf Baltimore With Railroad 10 Phnae.
phia and New YORK. steamers q kriesson and BALTIi
MoRE STEAMSHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 Nv
YORK aud By Merchants and Mners line Bost0n
steamers 10 Norfolk. Charleston, Savannah, &c. Poi
particulars SEE fetEht tsrI copies q which may b h2t
of the Forwarding Houses In the west. % J. B. Fem
Receiving aud Forwarding AeeRt st WheeinE.
WI. s. WoOnSIDH.
Master OF Transp1rtation, Batirore
THROUGH TICKETS, lowing ths holders 70 STOP =
aay uunt and resume heir seats az ulsasurs nay b.
purch-ssf st the Company's Of1co No 10 Jedersor
street do0rs East of the Commercial Hote Msmphfl
iune25-lY VIZ. N0RIN. Agent.
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n. c. FLoUnEoF-..--...---s---. j ? IAAltLALf
FLOURN0E & FAERELLfs
A TT0REATs At Law. Aemphis, Ielnessee- Odioe
d Second street, B,Ylhs Buhdiug Northeast oorsI o.
oourt SQUARE tu2-dIy
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petty qualification Of giving you transitory
uneasiness. A man who never yet raised bis
voice to assert lie will not hazard bis char
acter with posteriiy by advancing falsehood
on a subject 90 important Again | say that
what ] have sFoken is not Intended for your
Lordship. Il is meant as consolation to my
countrymen. II there Be true lrishman pres
ent, let nv last words cherish him In the hour
of bis affection" At these words Lord Nor
bury again interfered, saying that he could not
listen 10 treason and seditiOn, eOmplimsntinE
Emmett's family as having produced men Of
talent, be himself not being the meanest among
them. This drew from Emmett the noble
apostrophe to his deceased father; H n the
spirit Of the illustrious dead can witness the
scenes Of this tTansitory life" &c. Il is 70 be
iamsnted that no reliable report Of Robert En-
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LANES MOORE.


A TTOREET At Law, Memphis, Tenn Re'erenoes
~ Eessrs. WEr5 Jones, Philips Ehite, Lsmh
Tounz CO. HoClaIaaar, Trousdsie Din, Milton q
Put7azn hnes Oven, Bse-, n. avery Esq.. Memphis
One up Stair, Al ths corner q Main and Madison
stress Ixi docr the Gsyoso Savings Institution
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Ro ANp NEW oRLEANs.
NORTH AND EAST.

NoELEH a N ID EAST.
At C1i-ag3, eoanectinE with Michigan Central Cars,
leaving TIE sane eep1t for Dstro.t, Eiagara Fails
R0-hsstsr Albany New TCFz fBoston, and sn Eastsrn
and A ltntic Cities. Only two changes o. from
Cairo % Ns4ara ami tnres frsm Ca % AIhanT, and
flur from ca r. . New YORK Tine f-ora Cairo o NeU
YORK fs hours. Connects a. SandoVai vita Ohio aud
~ sssipa Railroad from 81. La1is ana Vlnce1nes st
Para, with % the T-rra aaute, Ai.1u md 81
Louis Eairosd, 70 Indianapolis L9UisEe and Clncin-
al At Decatur, Eith main line EKprsss fer Galera
Eat Dmislth-ihe later conue-tiug with trains %
Sp-iugdeli, Napes Roek Isisnf Bursgion and Quincy
Al traias from Csiro connect at Ssndovsl with the
Oai0 ant Nissss pp trains for s. L0ais Eui Clnen-
natf
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have added 10
their Rolling Strck twenty supe-b ststeroIm seeplug
cars each of which viii cJfortaoy berth nfty passen
gers.
ThrOuEh Tickets
Ether bV Seau5oGf uiG ST. L0lif Gnd thence by Rail
road ort8 CGr0 and thence By Railroad 10 al Poifi
NOrfh
god FOR ysar sni allowing hod-rs 70 stop At a1y
pout aud rsuus heir seats 81 pleasure and ell infor
nation respc ing The route nay be procured appIca
ton at the Comp anTs on e. rs Jsr rsOn street dors
east Of the Comm-rcill Hotrl, Armnhis
WTLLIAa NORM. Agent,
Flr unoi Celfrai and on ant Mississippi Railroads,
an Rai, road LiT e Of stsamrrs. marif-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-02
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
r RAILROAD.

CONNECTING MEEPHIs WITH
NASHVILLE.
CHATTANOOGA,
DALTON.
KNOXVILLE,
ATLANTA.
AUGUSTA,
MONTGOMERY,
eAfANNAH, COLUMBUS.
CHARLESTON, MACON.
WILMINGTON,
LTNCHBURG,
PETERSBURG
RICHMOND