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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
@E@s -
R A IL r o A d
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

IN and after WEDNESDAY, February 3, 1887, the
" Trains this road VIII run ss fellows, (sundsys
excepted ,
ne Nal and Passenger ain viii leave Pznols daily st
7 A n. and arrive a. Memphis st 10 A. 81.
Returning leaves Memphis al ? H. and arrives At
Panoia a. P q.
Ths Fright and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
Saiy a. $50 A. and arrives At Pamela az II A. n
Returning leaves Psnola a - A.. NJ. and arrives at
AenD1is at p.
prisons uareli.s the Mar rratu sP0aa Ave
hours 10 Memphis and return on the same day.
Pssseuger Train makes di-ect o0nnection At Memphis
With the Memphis and Chsrleston Railroad going East
an the Memphis znd Ohio Railroad going Hsrth-
Ths Freight and Accommodation runs In connection
with Stage and from the fol-Efng Plsees: OAKLAND
Preston and Grenada there making eoanection with
STAGES throueh Carrnton and Lezngton thence 70 the
northern tern Of the Asissippl Central Railroad for
/ Canton. jackson and New OrlesDs-
Throug7 Tickets for Grenada en- Be obtained at fha
/ Memphis Depot
This is shortest route and passengers eav-
ing memphis by the mornng train srrive a Grenada ths
/ aaue evening, having daylight the whole way
N ". HBWELL,
- sa-aa-r
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Az We wish 70 encourage ard pstronEe sum N ute
advsrff eets o. our Universities Colleges and Sho Is
he Sortn tastefuy Illustrated and neatly printed On
ane ooored pspsr at Gch to E. nunter OF the Mag
srine Those wishing th r atvrrsements to a'pear In
he ara nunbr wiz please forE aid their avors without
further d-la- my22-dt~av
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Blower and Raiser

DO Repeatedly mo n the e -izens Of Mtu. 60
| phis a. the surrounding county that am 4...l
prepared with fhs ssssry ssr and dxtuTes III
y Move Rai e. Lower and 81 aighfen Buiidi3ss So
OF 81 descr ptions rerscns waiting work d ne ID thAi
ine Wi and II 20 their Interest to call ne a. ny
place Of residence corner Of AsiE and 0veroo stss
Memphis WILLIAA boOth'
fehl-fauIV
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.yazsE Received,

nBR steamers IngonsF, Editor. AVE- AaAI-'' s11 n
Z W. Hill q
Suxaf-Fafr Prime ard Choieei a
sngar--CTushsd snc PoScerecj
no,ssses--BarreIs ard q vesi a
Golden syrup, Rio rch e
re Herrfngai NGsEeTei IN bois. and kits
. Tobascs and Cigar Stsr Candes; 'taal
Extra ST. Louis Elnurs
Bacon Haur .ides and sboslfersi
Euof whith win be sod ~ the oWest csih prices.
JNO G FL0r RSOY,
Suecessor to FlCurn0y, Co0ps- bnf Leake.
=. aae Naln street.
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Young America.

r THE SUBSCRIBED Would re- ,o1[I1r7.
~ ere- fuIy intern his friends
And the / avelling rutlc thz, hls aSI
aAAAz14 .JI.Ass RBsTAt RAM AMI HoTBL GkRHIs
On ADAMS str marry oppoita the Wo-shsm Honse Is
now pen where his fri nds aud tus mrs win be fur
ntshsd Ifh al Kinds of Gzn1e and delicaees Of q Ses
on A. ne As the choicest brands OF Wines. Chaliefg
ina Al ION, be solieis losrsl thar o. The
pm -s~tr0Hsss. Ispi-lyl J1ssfA fkoEhL
ro KEGS Eswcsstle s. Q. Soda, for sale b
Z oil sazs z. ?. FARNSvcRrH 4 90.
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Bailey Springs.


INCB the death OF Mr. Bailey these ceebrsted SpII 80
- have been purchased BY 3 company, who bEgs re-
mosled the entire premises built large number Of spa
cious roOs BE- ides many other improvements reecs-
ssry for the comfort Of visitors.
With regard 20 the curative properties Of Bah
Springs their cacy have been fairly and satisfseto
ry tested in thousands Of instances 10 render m
necessary the part OF he props etors 20 Wcid
70 their virtues Suce it 70 say however that y 70
generally II not universally concegd that for the cla
Of the following diseases, Bailey Springs are IN ur-
passed BY auy 10 the world White swelling fe iers
Screuls. Dropsey DyspeI sis, Female Diseases - WI
al Venereal and Cutanes1s Diseases Of every descF
ton.
warm and Cold Baths VIII be furnished for the visi-
/ tors.
/ ne SoriDgs open Summer and winter ana tee
confidence them Is that there never ess
than ATTY visitors present. Theg located N Landrf-
dale county, Alahsna nine miles from Florence arc ae
now most accessible 10 all sectio1s regular ns on
| stages and ha Is will TWICE A DAY from Iuseuul-
bia 70 The Sprgs eonnecps win the cars As they pass
Tuscumbis each gay.
The locality Of the Springs unsurpassed, osins ~
pleasant and healthy esuniry, with hne nshins An0
hunting grounds
AlArgs Livery Stable has erected At the Springs
and every description vehicles always b. had
reD-pn Alleys, Billiard Tables and every deseiP ioA
Of amusemeut nay be found on the premises.
Cotlion and DANCING Parties given regularly anrlns
the week.
A Band Of Music has been engaged for the season.
No tsrt viii be spared the part Of the propraf@
70 render visitors comfortable and az esabie
au23-tf II LIS. CONNER co.
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Baltimore and Ohio
@W
r. A / l. r o A ID
rryHrs Roaa rms from wheeling to Baltimors, fy7s
mies) and to Washington (40c nles,) and presents
ths fullest advantages both freight and passenger
1rszhenes; and 5sing soIiy eonstruc.sd completely
90 zpsd snd carefully managed is one Of The most at
trye md safest Railroads In the United States The
Central Ohio Railroad from Columbus and Eanesve.I
Eheeng unites this road with al portions Of tae Ses
and Southwest.
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS to the NATIONAL Ne
TRoPoLIs sold By this road, which runs direct e
EAshlngton without the delay Of passing through Bat
more It also only line BY which baggage Be
chscked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
El-By the NAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take ths NAL
Win as steamers or Je1srsonviIs RAILROAD for Ctncn-
1at where they arrive 70 connect with the
Little Miami Railroad fer Columbus. o0nnectng Their
with Central Ohio Railroad through Newark and Lanes
Vile 70 Wheeling By the express train Of this route
the time from Cincinnati to Baltimore ard 70 wsshingO-
TE-Bs sure 70 ask for ticsts By TIE sslturs and ohl
Railroad Route.
EE-Passsnssrs from Memphis sOins Hast thrsush s.
Louis can buy Through Tickets oy tbs Betimore snd On
Railroad Ths route lays through vinosHns, Trrs Hsute
Indianapolis, ETC., TO vhesling, ever The new Ohio an
Mississippi and counnectins Roads Thess eonneetiOn
washington Is but sbout - hours through fiskeL
BY this rOuts nay be had q The ASsn and5 ne -
te-,s Rouse, At the following rstes' 10" D. o1S :
l Baltimore S35f 70 Washington s23-
Al Wheeling ths passenger takes ne suersor - .
tha Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad which lesge tnree tae
daily fer Baltimore Washingtons pnia snd Nes
Ycrk Through 10 rs II hours, neluding stoppases
- sasstv sued reEularfty. beauty e ne COUNTY, an
r.i cfrt this rssd Is second 70 none In the Union
1 FRETGHTS. - This oompany possesses the iaEges
1inraent of aay Rsllroed 10 the United Stses and
enared % % immense ousine5s IN tran sportatiol
nc road makes Immediate eonnection a. the Eherves an
n ne streets sf Bsltore with the Rerosd 20 Phisdel
obfa All New YORK, steamers Of Ericsson and BALTI
| .soaE sTEArfsHIF Lines BY Canal and Sea % Hsl
Tsk and By new Merchants and Miners Line % Boston
steamers 10 NorsoIk Charleston, Savannah, &c. p
artcuars freight tariff copies Of which nay Be IA
- the ForArdng Houses IN the west q J. B. k0Rr
/ RscsfvinS and ForE a-dirg Agezt az Wheeling.
WM. s. WOODSTD8,
Master of Transportstion. Baitimora.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders TO stop
szy point and resume their seats at pleasure, nay
purch4sed st the Company's Once. No. IS Jederso
street. doors East Of tbs Ccmmerciai Hotel Aempn
/ flfre15-Iy WM. NORM. Azsut.
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ITHFTzn supniy Or shs above neE prspsrstions pre-
"A osred D. = Parrsh Paiia6elphia, = ha1d sud FOR
! saieby --s .--- ~ NAED sQrEo..
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a Removal.
HU.ME F. HILL.

Commissioner OF Oee0e, Oc.s
TTGs reus,ved his ofacs from 10. Bank Avenue, 70
the corner q Main and Msoison reets, over thr
Banking aoueof thr Souttern Baos Of Tennessee.
The County Court, and A Woodward, Noiary Public,
paye IN II ces IN The same rooms; and pers ns want
m osoers crtf for Rec I'd 81 any place IN he Unit
states OF out Of a. have Il done a. bis once with
afsr.trn an Str
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DR. ORvTLLE r. EARLY

fLsfe Of Mississippi
IlAF.FG ioested usl@ntly in Memphis. ofers his
II Profess onsl Eervc,s tiEsns and pe II
ths SrrO1ldiag Speeis attention vii be Cvn
70 Ooststrios and all diseases Of women and chill
aren-
Residenos on the corner OF HernHndo sirset zni
Browns Axenze- Ons., p Madison street zya ly
>. KNOX EALKER----.-.--....-...w- L E'coNSIco
THALKBR d N'COENICa, lawyers, Memphis. Ten
w nessee- oalcs. No. 27 south side Court Square.
Huts
c. n. TEEsER-..TSO. c FkRRISeToS...o. YEReER-
KeFger. Harrington s. Ferger,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, MEMPHIS TENN
spls-6n
WM. r. ARTCK.
OEzSTISs, Boussr CJu7ty. HsssIssiPpI Generhl Land
Il AGENT Z n ArkEnsGs All Mississippi.
EErEREscEs.-GoT. H ;. ROsts, Memphis: Brook
q Sn-1es. TicEsharz. ap11 rem
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
Wholesale and Retail
CANDY MANDATORY,
NJ az 1T De- ~

TIHAHKFUL 10 his friends and fhs public for the ve
lib raj patron age xended 10 hin for the last twevs
years, 4. LOUIS sONfEDOGICO beg lesve 10 inform
the citizens Of Nenphis snd vicinity thai be VII n
stanty hand large tHeut OF the best in
porte Wines-Csarrt, FOrt Madeira, white &C; also
oOeh Ale and Ion Porter. Also the best brandles
warranted 20 be pure aud genuine
n hoNTEDoHfco always Keeps en- eand Efea
van ty OF Fancy Candies sni 70 s. an assortment o
stick Candy, Pt1nes and b4xs Raisins, Grapes
every kind OF Fruits aud Nuts pickes Lo3stsrs, Sar
diDss Olives Preach and Eng ish Mustard, Sugar,
loaf and 5oxes Caracan MARS hino Old WIRES Ginger
Preserv Savaunah, New YORK and ,ston Preserves
Cats ID Pepper Ssuee Chocoats Cordsls, Syrups Mac
csrsni Ysrmscsli, ths b.st Havana CIzars and gres
nary other articles tco % mention, now II
fsre for sails very low ei her By wholesale rfta
BE would be glad 10 wait his old customers add .
many new ones as may cal upon him, promising theI
genuine s-tic.es and gOs barEsins mT2-iy
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LATER PROM CAIRO.

The frame houses ia Cairo, in many in
stances, have been removed from their tcdnda-
/ tions, and some Of them are floating about 10
\ the water. From our very careful and atten-
tive correspondent at Cairo, under date Of yes
terday, we received the following letter:
CAIao, June Is Cairo is SO far under water
that it can hardly be seen or heard from. The
water, on the inside, is now within foot of
| the top Of the Ohio levee, and lacks only two
feet of getting over it on the outside, and the
river is still rising. The water is three feet
over MoGnd City, and The passengers Of the
Illinois Central have to be ferried for consid-
erable distance to the river.
The suffering here is fearful to contemplate
and the destruction of properly is at present
lincaleulable. The inhabitants have mostly
been content with saving their lives, leaving
their property to take care Of itself. Piles OF
lumber. cattle, houses, fences, trunks, and every
thing generally, are floating about in miscei
llapeo1s mass. The people Of Paducah, hear
ing Of our misfortune, sent down BY the 1hos
seott. last night. quantity of bread and meat
and some money, ali of which came very op'
portuneiy, and we are Infinitely obliged to oul
Paducah friends for their charitable remem
brance Of Us. Most Of the women and cnllarel
have left vet all the houses on the levee ar
, full, and both the wharfboats are crowded Will
. people, baggage and furniture.
The Woodf0rd laid over here last nignts an
kindly accommodated a number Of citizens an
strangers with lodgings for the night IN
men in town have no chance 70 sleep, thinsini
it enough 10 aecommodats the ladies. 1oa
Z CORRESPONDENT has not slept for two nights, an
has been hard at work for two days, IN 10
{ water and out Of IL; IN fact nearly every man
endurance has been taxed to the uttermost, an
we are all worked out.
. The news was brought last night that abou
Z a thousand feet of the Illinois Central treei
: some three miles above Cairo, are washe
2 away. The break In The leyee was three hnf
! dred feet 10 length yesterday-the water roaIe
: like young Niagara, and could be heard 4
: mil les. The agent Of the Cairo Company d
: evers thing In his power, but all sfJFts wei
L unavailing. ] tried to telegraph during Sunds
: and Yesterday, but vas unable to get any di'
:, patches through. VIII try Z sgsin In u
Q morning, but probably equally ineifsetnalll
z CAPTAIN Philips, of the upper whan-oos
u gave up his rooms and bis boat to the sutieri
: ogople, and the lower wbaTf-boat also aecoi
!, modsted as many as possible zas
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Hruftsslonai 6arOs.
n. n. 8 n. L. BEDFORD,

HEAPHIs, TENNESSEE.
GFFgOE ssuth side Court sfrset. hHst door west of
W Main up EtslTs will p-sci-e in al the Courts q
Memphis th4 Eleventh Circsit and The suprsme and
Federei Courts at JscFs0n Prompt teuion given 70
the ooscisn Of claims IN Wet Tennessee snc Norih
HtssIssi-,,I fur9-dzgsm
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NoR~ AND nAsr,

N0EGGE& - N IL -5A-9 H
AZ O1leag1, eoansstinE with Michigan Csatral Cars,
lraving the sazne sep0t for Dstr0 T. Hiagars Falls
Ro hester Aiba1y New Tsrk Boston, and al E1steru
and Atlantic Cities. Only tV1 changes OF cars frcD
rsro % Mis- an t1ree fro CO 70 % Albany, ard
f,ar from - New York Tine from Caro- % New
Tork, 49 h1urs Coanects at Sandoval with Ohio and
N sszippi Railroad St Lsuis and Yinceunes at
Pana. with trains the Terra Hsufe, Alton and ST.
Louis Railroad, indianapolis Louisville and Cincin-
All At reca or, Eith main line Express fer GAlena
ssd Drnisttn-the later oUnne1tirg with t-sins 70
Sp-ingaeld Naples Rock Isisni Burlington and Quincy
AL trains froa Cairo connect a. Sandovsl with the
Ohio and Mississippi trains tor St Louis ant Cinen-
natl
The Illinois CentrsI Ral'rosd Company have sdded 70
their RolinE s. twenty superb ststeTolm sleeping
cars Of which viii eJmfo-taby berth ATTY p4ssen
gers.
Through Tickets,
Eifhr by boaf 81. Louis and fhelee by Rail
road o 70 cGiro and thszee By ReTood 10 aAPoiHfs
N0rfh
god tor y-ar. sni allowing holders 10 stop Al any
point aud heir seats At pleasure and all infOr
nation rep7c i7g the route Be oro-ured appiics-
t,n st the Comp suv's ON e IS Jed street doors
east OF the Commercial HOfel. Mfmphis-
WILLIAM NORM. Agent,
For Tinos Cel'ral and Oh snt Mississippi Railroads,
sni RAJ r7sd Lif E of StsamFrs- mari4-iy
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r E ORNFS LAND OFFICE.

n rosKBY : HUNTS BLOCK No. Is Lac is IN the
MI nnlcFsszw and River csusties in Mississippi,
proved and unimp-oved IN Memphis and su6urhs al
ursrs on b and end for sale. rls spS7-iv
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nisSOlutiOI

nHHE arm Of FL1URNOY, COOPER 3 LAKE, !.
Il this day dissolved BY mutnal ents The name O
the arm VIII be usedtl liquidalisn only -,,o,-
mo o. F1OUHhOIs
NJ T. COOPER,
spfo-anfs NV. LEAKB
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The aame napsr saws

The case Of the State %. Beverly R. Baker
Of larceny, was tried in our Circuit Court here
last week. and resulted in the aequittal of
Baker. E. W. CAN'T, Esq, Prosecuting At
torney. for the State, and Orville Jennings,
Esq, and Young s Thomas, Esqs., for the de-
fendaut.
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M. ID. WEIGH
JAMEs MOORE.

A TFORNEY AT LAW. jackson. Tenn An busine
~ ntrustsd 70 his care pToaDty attended 70.
: lnnra-h-uhuIl
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
sE1OssEhe9'9s TeTMS.
sIfap aad GIIeeTeIe o the HyPaPaes-

CYTAGB5 lexvs Gaines Landing thsalssippt rtver,.
- Daily ct A. n, passing througa the ncrrishine
cSfv ~ camden 70 Waseingon, Ark Through n 81
/ hosrs BEL0ING STONR, Agents,
ssus-dtfy Gaines Landing.
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THE SPBEREOTYPE.

w latest and By far the most Important lnprote-
meat II Phot0graphy Is the recently patented PIC
ture known the SPHEREOT7PE, when 10 not only
new and unlike any Of its predecessors odl GRAVY a.
ArR ard WATER and for richness Of tone Narn.-n e
expression and dstinctness hrs 20 eeua-n t.ct ths
irson Is such thai the picture, mage seems g
~ n ar enffreiv iudepeDdsut 1f the back ground
For this oicrnrs bare ne exclusive right tor Aea
rsts srscuenscan Be seen Gallery, where PIC
n-s r - tsen n ne various styss 5y our Artist,
PROF REMINGTON,
- -rhlnes ne Chemist with the Artist, Wttc1 ena-
~ No st 4; tines = prosuca saperier Pieluses
aeca-sf 10. Clxrk's M1rrls 9lc1t.
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Notice.

THE subscriber hsvi purchased the interest Of his
i partners In the late nrm II piouraoy Cooper
Leake, WI continue the WHOLESALE GHOCEh1.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSIS Ess in bis
and for his 1ccs-nt and rrsasctful 50
lici the patronage OF the Old hon-e e mers snd his
friends generally, mo G. FJOURNOY,
spfO--apfS fs6 Nam greet.
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WW. r.. ARTCK.
IoVEJov HARPER.

a TT0RNgTS AT Law, ChSri ston, Miss viii prac
tce IN fhs t0osi1E counties Of North Aississippi
TaIshstchie. Pane q Fso5uS-s Carroll, Sunn5Ser
ne Fe1srz Court Poutotoc, and the Supreme Cour
st Jscksca Prompt stentio5 viii be paid to the osee
tiol at Ulslms placed 10 their hands
EEFEREErIs = TstssH, GrHn Benton, Holt
Springs, Mss; v. p Stearns Oxford, AiHs 8
Fssber- Jsckson, Miss Watt, Noble Nchiey, y - Or
Ieans Is spIb-an
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rSAAc Il. sTEELE..E. T. moEeAs..wH. . ETEELEB
Covtngton- Tenn Memphis. Tenn Memphis. Ters
STEELE. MORGAN & STEELE,
A Tf0REEYS AND OOUEsELokS At Law, Mem
n rhis Tenn Eil practice In she Courts Of West Ten
nesses once Main ST. n walkers Block. No 6, 2ac
noor Special sttentiOa PAID 70 the collection Of Claims
nrff-fv
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KEN0SHA, WIS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1858.

the tombstones-just as now-they had
laid the turf above her still and pulse
less heart, and all turned away, save one.
He, whose name was to have been hers,
fingered to take the last look of the spot,
where rested all the dimmed brightness
of earth, when no strangers eye was
there to mark his grief He dwels in
far and strange lands, and though many
years, and sorrows are his, he has not
forgotten his Rose, nor taken another to
his heart. Think you, his thoughts ne Ell
come at the gathering ofevening shades
to pour their fulness here?
Those clustered graves yonder, are
her parents and brothers-the graves OIL
a household-and the cottage of the lake
in the valley, shelters another household
which, like this, will rest in some quiet
graveyard, ere the passing of another
half century. The bright, young head
and the brow covered by the white
locks of age, must all press the same
cold pillow. Youths sunny smiles, and
life's glorious dreams, all end here.
But, evening shadows have fallen 81
lently over midday brightness, and We
must seek the crowd again.
FANNIE OSBORN.
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WHo WOULD NOT BE A FARMER-The
Louisville Courier pays the following
tribute to the occupation of. the farmer
$ Ii young man wants to engage in
business that will ensure him, in middle
lite, the greatest amount of leisure time,
there is nothing more sure than farming.
If he wants to engage in a healthy &C.
cupation, let him till the soil. In short, q
if he would be independent, let him get
spot if earth; keep within his means,
to shun the lawyers; be temperate, to
avoid the doctor be honest that he may
have clear conscience improve the
soil, so as to leave the world better than
he found it; and thenif he cannot live
happily and die content, there is no hope
for him.
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RUsTEr OARS FOR Houses. We have
heard an incident that should be known
to our farmers. A gentleman from the
neighborhcod of Chatham states, that
five horses turned into field of rusted
oats near that town were found dead
the next morning. Rust is supposed to
be caused by a very minute insect
which lives on the juice of the straw
and that the rust is its excretions, and
is poisonous.-iSprSnaeeld Journal,
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EH- The Albany Evening journal

@ The Albany Evening Journal
very truly says that the phrase "Popu-
lar Sovereighsy," as it has been used by
parties and politicians, is nothing but a
sham and cheat-a high sounding pre-
tence under cover of which the liberties
of Kansas were wrested from her, and
Anti-Slavery States tricked into elect
ing Pro-Slavery President. M
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Qoetrp.
THE SLAVE BOYS WISH.


BY ELIZA Ike POLLEN.
wish was little bird,
Up in the bright blue sky,
That sings and flies just where he will,
And no one asks him why.
/ wish was that little brook,
That runs SO swift along;
Through pretty flowers and shining stones
Singing merry SONG.
wish was that butterfly,
without thought or care
Sporting my pretty, billiaut wings,
Like a flower in the air.
l wish was that wild, wild deer,
I saw the other day;
Who, swifter than the arrow few
Through the forest far away.
wish was that little cloud,
BY the gentle south wind driven;
Floating along so free and bright,
Far, far up into heaven.
I'd rather be a cunning fox,
And hide me in cave
I'd rather be a savage wolf
Than what ANA slave.
My mother calls me her good boy,
Ny father calls me brave;
Whist wicked action haze done,
That should be slave?
saw my little sister sold,
So will they do to me;
My Heavenly Father let me die,
For then / shall be free j
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-19

STEAM NAVIGATION ON. TIE ERIE
CANAL,-The Buffalo folks seem to be
IN ecstacies upon the success of rnnnino
canal boats by steam. Two steamboats,
nave already been put on the canal, and g
are sad to work WELL On Saturday
evening, large number of the principal
houses OF Buffalo were Illuminated in
honor of the event & gfdmsarE rT44-1y
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-19

a WoKID's CoNenrss we under.

"A WORLDS CoNGREss.- under
stand that Congress, having for its Oh.
!ecI the discussion of questions relating
70 Literature and Art, will meet at Rrus
Sc IS on the 9th of September next. and
remain IN session four or five days Dal.a
egates from the United States and from,
an parts OF the world have been invited
70 unite In deliberations, the results t of
which will be looked for with oreat -; -
terest' The printed circulars az ;nv;t to
tlon presents list of the ouest;o e,~ {
winch Will be submitted for discnss;o,,
Questions mainly referring to the RIGHT
81 authors to property in their WORKS
whether OF literary or artistic cbarsc'
ter-and states that all commun; cat;on.
relative to the Congress should ba al q
dressed, postpaid, to the General s a
rotary OF the Committee of Organizat;on
Mr.: Edward Romberg, Sup't Of Tn
dustrial Affairs in the Dept Of the In
terror error No So Rue Royale, Brussels
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-19

tiful Ohio, shall behold the very spot
where theseremarkable events occurred,
at a time when all around on either
shore, was a wild bowling wilderness.