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A. J MUNIWUHUhl
T. = TATE
Rr mAmmAa

In retiring from be h01se of Montgomery Tate,
return nv thanks my nj nds for their patrunage and
confidence and most cordially recsumend ny suocrssors
Aessrs Montgomery loses IN Every resrec worthy Of
their sonfsence and tolict from hem contnuance q
the patronage heretofore EXTENDED 70 the cd arm.
erbfa-2r T. 8 TATE
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ofL----sroREEYs AT Law, Memphis, feun. Once, No.
PsPER. Jerson stres Up starss second door East o.
srcial Hotel ius-dEwIy
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GNNIEcEEyA Al A<A ~ dAlA i-lei n-A-.r ---t1 -Nfr
ten, Ar
Refe- % A. wright. Eco, and Os r. q. Payne, Mem
phfs; gudge B. L Czruthers, Supreme Court; p. g.
Essirnsn, Esq Nashville; Major g. 4 Henry, ClsrkA-
vile, Tenn and ees. Z B. FIouTu0y, Deshs O., Ark
rnsr1s dswtF
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rT1HIs Rosz runs from Wheeling to Baltimore, (s7s
muesl and to Washington, 400 mties) and presents
ne fullest sdvantsges both - freight and passenger
line II runs through Wild and romantic reons of the
eEhenies; and being s0tly constructed, ooEpietaiy
equipped and carefully managed s one Of ths most AZ
trzctiVe and safest Railroads IN the United States fhe
Central Ohio Railrosd from Columbus and Esncsviet
Thesng unites this road with al portions Of the Wesf
THE osIY THRoU6H TIcKETs PROM hEaPHIs
LouIsFIIIE aud ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL NJ
TROPoLIs are sold oy his road vhieh runs dreet e
more II Is also the only line By which baggage b.
cbscked 70 Washington fr0m the Ohio river.
ra-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take he mai
sf-ners running dsy for L0uiEvie, ugnnectiug fher
ith nal seamers Jacksonville Rairoad for Cincn-
nst Ehe they arrive % - 70 e0neet with the ears Of
Little Eisml Railroad for Columbus. oonnectmg therP
with Central Ohio Raruad, through Newark and lanes
vile 70 Wheeling By the express train Of this routs
ths Iims f Cincinnati to Baltimore and to Washington
Bs sur . ask for tickets y ths Baltimore and obo
Railroad Rsute.
Ts-Passengsrs from Memphis going East thrssxh 81
Louis buy Frozgh Tckets b tbs Baltimore and Ohio
Rairuad This route lays through Tncnnes Terra Haute
Indianapolis, etc, 70 Wheeing the Ohio and
Mississippi and conauecting Roads. These connections
arr al direct and the time fro 81. Louis 70 Baltimore
or washington Is but a5out - hours through Tckets
By ms roue may b. had Of the Ag-nt under The Plan
ters House. the following FIom St. LcEis e
Baltimore t1s; 10 WEshingt9n s2s.
At Wboeling the passenger takes The Superior
the Baltimore and Ohio RArosd which leave three times
daily for Baltimore, Eashilgtoh Philadephia and New
YORK. Through In Is II hours, ncuding stoppages
For safety Sped resusrty, beauty Of he country and
comfort this read Is second % n the Union
FREIGHfs. = his company possesses The largest
Equipment o. any Railroad n thc United States and
prepared 70 do immense business In tran sportat0u
The road makes immediate connection al the wharves and
the Of Baltimore with the RSroad to Phlads
phia aud New Tork, steamers u Ercsson and BALTIf
MORE STEAMSHIP Lines b. Canal and Sea 70 Nov
YORK aud BY Merchants and Miners Line 20 Boston,
steamers 70 Ncrioik, Charleston, Savannah, &C Fgr
particulars freight tariff copies Of which may Be had
of the Forwarding Houses tha west 81 J. b. FsRD
Receiving and ForE zrilng AEsnt al Wheeling.
WM. 8. WOODSIpE,
Raster o. Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, a'lcSins the holders 70 stop a.
sry piut and resume their seats at pleasure may b.
purchsod a. the Compsny's once No. 10, Jererson
street doors East of the Commercial Hotel Memphis
iune25-iy WM. NORM. Agent
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ONeE DOLX.4R.

Owing 20 the rrsat scarcity OF ,nonsy, DEsHOEG Il
" nov 0asr ns his beautiful hBLANIorIPFS s At ths
sow price Of ONE DOLLAR DesncnS Is eckn5wiedged
70 bs ne % ne bsst srtsfs in the stat kenemosr
b. "a the excuire rfstt Memphis for the Aeiaino-
tyYe patent His EasTY isl Asia srset, 0pp'sss ths
Ecr-hsu HCuse. Hcfls-I
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TTTAs eournaiti iei as q rsnsway sAve . the hm-ak
w phis City jail negro toy. caling hi1 asuie -
JACOB Who saFs h belongs B. JAAE5 StBA-TA
BKEW OF Coahoma uniy. Mississippi sad boy -
h Of dark compif- on 80 IA rs years Of EGe; VII
weigh about 10 p ndsi no ma - of note.
so4~4f ca MfIInRY yaior.
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" FRAzER,
Mfa~m-hHu
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New Treatment.
NO NERO URY USED.
D R. A MOS & SON,
YOUNG EsN. TAkE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

An instrument for ne cure Of genital Debii.y or
Nocturnal emissions prup-rl7 known As seminal
weakness, &C Can De perinareutY card in from A.
teen ts'ty days. BY o. TITS i1s ruueat Wien
used cauioiutiy with mo.iicires
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READ THE FOLLOWING
AND BE CONVINCED.


TTIHE time has last arrived when 81 3er.ons aetcd
i with any of The foIlJslng COMPLAINTS, VII use
DR.. SLEDGE'S CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS.
Chi $ Fever and Asge DylPePsia Jsuuilee Liver Com
cured BY the use of
DR. sLELGE's NEEyOUs TONIC.
Colds, Coushs Group, Iadseuzl, Bronchitis, As,hna,
splitting Blood, and ineipieut Causulrptou, are
cured By the use Of
Da sLEDSE's HOARHOUND PECroRAI.
DIsrrhea, D, sentsry. Booiy Fux Caoara Ear5us and
ali aasctions of the Bowels. a.s cured ~
ths use or
DR. sLEDGE CHOLERA 8 DIAREHEA syRUP.
For children when teethinr Is this erneiv p,rt.eu-
lasly adapted.
PR1cEs-Nervous Tonic 81 anl 81 per bottle He.-
hound and Pecoral 81 per bottle bottles sor as
Diar hca syrup 81 per bottle, Fix bottles Cor As
RE TaE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
MEMPHIS, m p bruary TO- 1855
DR. J. SLEDGE-pcGr Sfrs I have been f.rrr
for some dsys your Touc Blft-Ts ard exc Bfeazr-e IN
saving that nothing haV- taken hss bresrfsI -
20 rnu-h IN 80 shsrt time a. Do has mere vs. 49,
ache nearly al the time. staut fat1Ir-c- ~
sometime after eating. with coinsss nay ibs usef
remedies that thought g1od. ou- without a1v si.f
benefit determined % tIJ your Illic suters 40 b.
day or ster usins them bsaa 10 improve sn "a
The public a. hnmb1g. and unquss tonabfv o1 III -
5cst tonics Tor debility ami rsnarsl ursfr-
tiOn Of the system Respectfully yssE oa-ens srvani
sAA'L HOLMES.
REsAcA, Gs Nay a. 1851
MEssRs J. SLED0E a Co. mEsrPrrrr Tr~v
GEMS: You vii please seui % Resca Dauof Ca i
taenty-our bottles OF The Nervous Tlnc Tor he cr- az
Chins and Fever We hav= "a an yuu sent us Win ne
exception OF bottle. lt taxes dnc in this nrr snf
sssms 70 havs the cesisel e ct. ID asa fs wnrf rs
early As Convenient yours peciiuliT.
y.W&J FILL.
BURSsvILLE. His. september 8. 1857.
DR. J. N. SLEDGe-Dclr Sirs ] have found vonr
Nervous Tonic TO b. beedc for the care cf Chs ard
Fever You wiz please seId one dozsn bottle as sosn
as you can. Tol,rss very respectfully.
JONATHAN McMASTER.
SHILOH GiHsOE Co 7eun Sept 1857
DR J. n. SLEDGE Enclosed hand yon . receipt
for two and haf BOTTLES niarrhes sFrur Which
came 10 hand IN due ime, znd We have sold ona and 4
half dozen Of them As far knew has given
tire satsfactiun. We have scd Oh Nervous I0nic
and Hoarh0und fe-to b itft win by your SCENT we
presume sell tEour three bottles % each.
IL tt 4 conveuisnt for yaH to "a ths1F % ua.
Yours, trulys J. c. GiLLEsPiE soN.
MASON DEPOT. r. 4 o r r., SEPT 4 1877
pR SLEDGE " have sold an of four NerVous renI1
left ~ your agent Those ihat have ned it muc1
We have been cut. You Fill please ssE5 aorsr
bottles and oblige yours. he
Il 7. BEoADNAX 4 sOE.
All o. the Above fcr sac b. al trugzisfs ara
merchants tr5usbczt fhs cou1.r5 Assnts and others
G0uBTEAa Is APP 8 co
mlis--q 5s's ff 1r-.l7-. fe17fis. lts
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KEEPING TIE TEErH CLEAN.-Mi

KEEPING THE TEETH CLEAE.-MicTOscO-
pical examinations have been made Of the
matter deposited on the teeth and gums Of more
than forty individuals, selected from all classes
Of society, in every variety Of bodily eOndi-
tion, and in nearly every case animal and veg
etable parasites in great numbers have been
discovered. OF the animal parasites there
were three or four species, and Of the vegets-
bic one OF two. Ia fact, the only persons
whose mouths were found 10 be completely
free from them, eleansed their teeth four times
daily, using soap once. One or two Of these
individuals also passed thread between the
teeth to cleanse them more efsctuaily. In all
cases the number Of the parasites was greater
in proportion to the neglect OF cleanliness.
The effect OF the application Of various agents
was also noticed Tobacco Juice and smoke
did not iniure their vitality in the least. Tie
same was true Of the chlorine tooth wash, of
PHlvsrizsd bark, Of soda, ammonia, and various
other popular deteTgents. The application Of
soap. however, appeared to destroy them in
stantly. We may hence infer that this is the
best and most proper specific f 7 cleansing the
teeth. In all cases where It has been tried il
receives unqualified commendation. Il may
also be proper to add that none but the purest
white soap, free from discolOration, should be
used.
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The LEvIATHAN Is COMING - We had an
interview yesterday with a gentleman who
came passenger in the Indian, at this port
and were happy to hear him contradict most
emphatically the report published in our paper
Of Tuesday, 10 the effect that The work on the
LeriaihGs bad about s-Opped-that but few
men are at work upon heT-that there is no
machinery in her yet, e..
The gentleman informs us that Just before be
left England, he visited The monster steamship.
That there are $50 men hard at work upon
her-tsat her machinery is already in, and
everything is being driven as fast as man can
do it. The desire on the part Of the OTerseers
to prevent all impediDeHes to the work going
on as rapidly as possible, is so great, ths
passes y to 90 on board Of her are refused 10
visitors, lest they should inc0mmode the Work-
men-snd our informant was enabled to get on
board only by personal acquaintance with
Capt. Harrison, who kindly took him over tie
ship. He speaks of the state-rOoms, and other
arrangements for passengers, in the highest
terms. She is being fitted up in The most cost
y aud desirable manner. Captain Harrison
had strong hopes Of getting her ready for sea
IN July. This is good news, and we are re-
Joiced to be able to record it from so direct
.fdperiiscT, ADrif Z.
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Chfv1aOe NJ FIe.sla.

TTYHOMAs g. TkfE has this DAY sold his iHierest IN
the arm 0f N5ntzomsiy \ Tate 10 TOES Jones, and
the business viii e.ainusd Il the old stand hsdi
ssn street A Montgomery tnd Thomas Jones, IN
Ger the nTm sld sfyie OF Aonigonery Jencs who a.
sumo al The rabi les Of the Old arm, and y Il hsv
charge Of clos tns up its business.
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ChnlllannNne.

rT1HOsE IN want Of the pu JUS of the Erspe' the
Il generous vine o. CaampaEne, are invited % cal
and examine that superior brand Nax Suiaine Co.
imported by ourselves direct from Reims
HARRIS, WORaELKT CO.,
Groeers and Comniss ion Merchants,
n. Z r-cnf unu
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A TrOREET At Law. Austia. Tunlos county, Miss
- Eil attend % the payment Of taxes reisrzpti0 Of
lsud eiher forfeited - f1r aud vii promptly
stted - tbe exsminzfon of lsHi titles COUNTIES
o. Tunioa Ooshoms Bolivar znd Washington.
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A GENERAL assortment Of Drugs, Chemicals Paints,
n Ous. window Glass, Glassware Garden Seeds &C.
Tor sale hT the andersgned either by retail Wroesas
a. the l1Eest cash p-ices Z. LANPHIBR
marls-if PUpltr street.
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WASHINGTON, MONTREAL
PORTLAND anf al important pin g,
NORTH ND EAST.

At C6ieas3, oo1ne-tins With EiehiEan GENITAL Cars
leaving the sane sep5t for Dstrot. Niagara Fal's
Rochester Aloany New Tcrk iBostGn, and 81 Eastern
and Ailsntic Cities Only tE0 cha1ges % cars from
AFRO % Ma snt t1rsa frsn Ca % Abang, ald
f5ar from Cairo q New YORK Time f-ou Cairo o NeE
York 49 hours. Comets at Sanfovai vita Ohi3 and
si slssppi Railroad from 81 Ls1ls and Fincenues AZ
Pa1s with trains % ths TsrTa Ha1ts Alton sud q.
Lo1is Bsilroad, % fnda1aDois L1risve anf Cincin-
at; AZ peca.ur, Eith m1n lre EE1rsss for 5si-ua
and D1nleith-the tat'er conns-tiug With trains %
5p-ingdef Eapes B1cE Islan = Burizg gtou and Q1in~y
Al lrails from C8irl connect al sa1dnTtl With t1e
Ohio and hssiss ppi trzins fer 81 Loais Eni Cncr-
nafi
fhe Illinois Central RaTr3ad Csnpsny have add 30
their R0 ing 81 twenty superb stttero1m seepias
cars, each Of which viii cnforta5y berth any passsa
gers.
ThrSu<h Tickets.
Either by S'eG1b0Gf vie So. Louis and thence by Rad
rqcf o~fs Cairo dd thence By Railroad 70 an points
North
god for year anf allowing holders 70 stop AZ any
point and resume heir seats a. pleasure, ami al infor
nation rcsprc ing the route Be urei s1pca
ti1n q the Comp lny's on = rs JET street doors
east of TIE CommsrCisl Hotel, Memphis.
WILLIAM NORM. Agent.
Pr In1i- Ce1'ral and Oh sni his iaspai Railroads,
an Pa road In e % St-amrrs. marIf-ly
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Raster o. Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, alcEins the holders 70 stop
s1v put and resume their seats at pleasure may b.
purch.sod AZ the Compsny's once, No. i5 Jererson
street 3 doors Bast of the Commercia Hotel Memphis
fr,sas-fv EM NORM. Agent
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IH|(OOO([

Cover
Bung
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KOung America.

q TH q subscriber would r. 1R
- spe- fully inform his friends S[tSS2
~, ,1nd the aVelling pu,lc, that bis FIRST
a-A-aef71S, ,;IAss RESTAURANT aa6 HOTEL GARNI
on Adams marry opposite the Wonshsm Eouse is
BOW spen whsre his ri nds and customers will fur
nsh With 81 kiHds Game and decsCfes Of q Sea
sos vel a. the choicest brands of Wines. Chalieug-
ing al coupetition he soli-its liberal shsre Of the
pub ic patronage Tapi-iyl JOSEPH TEUFEL.
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ICE! ICE! ICE 4!
nuVn- AIGRO & Co,
.IniEon.,s .ROEice.

a SsURs ths citizens Of Memphis and tue sdiseent
a countrr that %. have succeeded IN putting up .
ui suspy Of heavy les for the coming summer, dispe
lna Al Fears of : fdilure fen1i--m
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.Kp9u Ria-aas.

I'VE have thif das sssociafed With IN business,
w JNl. n EgLS9Ni Of Position -as, and M. Nc
EEON o. Nemphls. an rSH conifn7e The C1MaIs los
ksD Gn crRY BusfSEsEss keief fore. under t1e styls
- EoEvrrr H3err 4 ~ L @. NORVzLL,
api-Iu ~ o G, Bc0SE.
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~ One s7usre. rsasEahls wssEiys snnsm, so %
tEscs q week, 50 90
~ Iv0 sQUkreS rsRsEEhie weekly, per annuu, 90 %
twice week. 50 CO
- Al aoteriiseDe1ss required 70 be kept On seoand
Fsge. CaARGED As EEW FACE DkE, and On third PAGE
an advance ever stated rate.
- AdxcItisenents directed 70 b displayed or SET In
kaTst tyFe. cared DoUBLE rates.
~ TearlF EiTertsers - CHARGED exfrs for cocu-
r1Ig space over oonfrsr End Wien LARGE TYPE Is re-
gulrcd % BE- sse Us scFsrtisemen kp; ca inside q
PsFsr-
E- Yearly advertisers vi b charEed extra st regular
sts toT Etnts. Rsafs Removals Copzrtnersbf7 NO
tfoes Il Consizne-s, 6c-
- rkAEsIEsT ADFEETIsIss MUST ~ PAID FoR
A. ADVANCE.
~ Ns ssvsrtissasni sfi sppear In ne weekly paper
ullesE BY spscal eoatrBc.
y AdTertsssenfs % - inserted n the Heeky pH1.sr
D. charged 81 pCr square for every insertion.
neipsl ooes, IS esch q be paid IN sdvanos every
Instance.
y An advertisements for CRnrifasis Insttfutiors
fre Companies FErds zOEn s1e cher Public Meetings
trte charged hslf price.
n Marriages sEd Deaths publishsd a. news; but
oestu.riess Sutes q Respect snd Funsrs I1TitAtons
other sdTsrtiseneBts.
II Al Legal AID Fransisut Aavert seaents Efn Be
nargsd b ths inEortisn-
n Editorial Nstioes II Lsoal Cslunn VII be ohsrged
cents per EHe.
u No oear=aon CT vsrisseH VII b r2sds from he
cTessing RATES.
N'0LAEAHAE. TEOUspsLF a DILL
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lIEfIPHIa WHnIERAIE

8IEAM IhAIhEh HAhEhH ANU LANUL
MAHUFACTORY.
n KELLT Eosd respectfully inform his friends and
Ds the public generally, that he manufactures daily
AZ hts stand dne ami large assortment Of everythng
In his line which he viii sell low they Be bought
anywhere else and warranted 70 give general satisac-
ton. Give him call, ygu can set them good and
fresh At ID. KELLY'S,
aege-Irf No Uawarf's Bnu. Mernuhis zen.
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DIXON HELM.
Jyo. D. TaOTFER.

A TrOEEETs At Law Hezphis, Tennessee. one
n SOUTH SIDE q Court sgEsre, c0ors East Of Il
River Bznk- isal2-df
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W. q, WEATHERFORD,

= & rT0TRV0V a FHRREITY.
A TToRNAYs AT Law, Memphis, Teunessee. once,
q Second street. blythe building, Northeast corner Of
-1urf sousre Judy
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$4,000 and $4,000

u BMENBER 10 rracure your chaucrs in time for the
ID, grand CaDItals 10 IA popular Saturday GeorFia
State Lotteries Tn@ tickets be obtained At the
AGENTS oface Hopeded opp slta Memphis. Come
to-day, sen1 your etter, Ordrs, addressed to Wh
SPAIN CO
seTerr g0d prizes SID last Saturday, and to
seu ths arzs Capitals this week Make trp scross on
The ferry anl ~ your LUCK. whole Tickets elo Half
As Orarfrr - 50 mrl4-r.slrn
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FERsE .ARTG
75uKPLYVO VOUNC NRCROFS
n Good Chance for u Barter
FRRnAR

I WILL trade two LOIS, improved, Causey street
Tor Stspe Coz Is or for Eessoes For PARTICULARS eP
ply 70 d. G HUMPHREY, Agent
On the corner sfCausey st. ard Browns AFenns-
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Transportation.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON, BALTIMO
PHILADELPHIA.

NEW YORK
FAfHIs Hallway fully ana newly elrIuref and nsFsluE
trayeiela ron the Mississippi V-ey route three hu
drel lfa shlrtsr. ard psessi1 Trellsr dsuatch and
eoulfor- tnsn any other On Dr. Et8f ali NORTH.
tlAE and fAhk REDUCED -Uuter the present
senedue of ne Post Ocs Peusr-ut no desyu are per-
mltted. and savllg eIscfad 10 a. hsurs.
Passing urJlsh Slave rerrit1rT. ample scclriiy ~
f1riad f5r the aonveysuos of sergants-
Al Dlion. Ga q ch1ice OF R1utss is oGereitF cru-
tlnnous rziiEay through GeurEa. South Csrai ~
hortE Carolina 70 Rl-tul I'd By the G-aat H1f ~ =
Tan Line tar0ugh st renuesee and virginia 90 Knor-
vie Lynche1rs, Riehmoni, sad 70 a o. ne osz1rstsd
THE ExPRzss NAIL TRAIN leaves Esnphis daily
a. 500 p - gt0uping % al sr1fl11a
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN i-tves Memphis
DAILY te1cspt sunda7=l az f5. 2 H.. for Ju1ctiou
Win Ee Ai5di-silpi Central ard Isnn7ssee Central
RAILROAD aoulervllie auf .nferrlf ftfe sta ions.
TRAINS CONNECf-At Grand Iuncflon VITA ths
AissiaspFl orutral harcad to HllT sgriags Oxford,
drenafai Canton Jacks0u. ETC. AM VITA the Hissis-
sppi and Tsnnassec Central Rsis q Bolivar Js-kso1
etc.
A. Pocshouiss. win ord weekly ii.s % Caches %
Ripley. P1ut0toc, Aberdeen 1nl Clium1us uiss
AZ luFa, Wlth daily lins Or f7ur-h1-ss Coaches
tnrsnsa Abr EN- Co'alo1s &c t1 r-s northern TER
minus uf the koo-le and Ohio Ralrcaf.
Thro1gh tickets r1od until usei-alh tfr u-frfegs %
si92plng a. any point desired sd al The GENERAL.
TICKET OFTfcE, Commercial H1te, and a. the sadlson
Street station.
Zach passenger wiz BE- aTere8 one hundred ooupI, d
h1ggsgei % article viii be- csrr-f 81 bsest= that b
aot lnccent 20 t1e Dcrn % te passenger "a case IL
oaa ne Company VII 1o1 taenssTss responsible for a
am0unt not crossing 500.
Negroes, when trsveiing alone. must have a permit
naming the POINT 70 Eb ch hey are O. g. znf sucrvin
hat hey ar % travel 5y ra' a. thsy VII nos b
carried No ticEet Wi 80 then ny Win fhrv hs
ent Or known % The Ticket Agent Conductor o. o-hsr
persen 70 vouch Tor seu1insssls of Ps-uit
p O. AIMS
Gersral superiEtsudeut.
HTEWH
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the MormOns, was met some sixty miles from
Santa Fe, on the 18th, and Of course Captain
MARCY would be sn rOuis before communiea-
tions could reach him. If deemed advisable,
however, his command eOuIi be stopped by
express to await reinforcemsnts.
The Indians, large numbers of whom were
met on the route, were all well disposed, and
prOfsssei great desire to be at peace with the
Americans.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-12-01
CONGAREE.
Starving Snake out Of Mans Stom.
ach

The following singular story is told ofa
man named Beach, who bad swallowed
- snake in Michigan:
"tor the past seventeen years the SUI
ferer has been satisfied ,Iat there was "a
living animal Of some kind ia iis stomach.
II he drank liquor the animal would seem
TO become drunk. This he Judged from
the fact that 1t remained putcct!y qmct
unrli the effect OF the spirits we're oil At
times, when he partook of food offensive
To the animal, IL would become agItatud
aud roll about with n motion which could
"e felt b! Placing the hand upon the
stomach.
"HHing t'icd many physicians with
out beng relieved, Beach MAS induced TO
ppply To German Doctor, who recon-
m"ndrd the process o. starving he iutru
der out. This advice Was adopted, and
the patient succeeded i'll inducing the an
inal 1" come up INTO his throat, but, Cor
enr "t sirnuGmIa:ion, he swallowed vine.
gar and dove II back For four months
u cans were tried To relieve the mans
'hfoHt "I It's unwcICOme guest aud hnal
~, on FRIDAY .: last week, lie vomited au
entire snake, measuring just three feet ~
length. 1t WAS somewha. dccumpu>ed.
aud had evidently lost TOUR or i've inches
oI ITS tail.
AS To Us original size, our correspond
ent camuor det-rm:nr. It's head mcr>ur
ed or ss~i,e jdsr one luch Huh quarter.
It's teeth "eIe about one eighl uf an rnch
long. From the formation OF the head,
the correspondent ihiLks the reptile is of
the common water STAKE species. The
man Is now wei, and in good spiriis. in
consequence Of being reIIe, ed Of his hide
Gus tnrmpnler'
Oar correspondent. is well known to us,
ana III whose assurance We can place the
utmost confidence. is knowing To all the
iacIs We have stated above - Sandusky
Register