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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24
tHuNCHEs OF WHEELING.

Information Of strangers visiting the city, pub
following list OF the different Churches and their
plaee meeting. II there any mistakes,
viii make tht necessary correction With pleasure;
~ Ndtlt+r's, EI,iscoIod, Corner Monroe and byron
trrets Rev z. T. PERTns Rector; mOrnngI 1OH
clock, evening",
JaSn Eiscodiian, MaIn street, between PIrst and
second, Centre Wheeling Rev J. H. Smith, A b., Rector
SsrvCes-AOrnpE 1876 afternoon 81; night IN
Frf FresGyteTidH, REv. H. H. wEED, Pastor, POurthSt,
Monroe Quincy and afternoon
second PreSJgtsridn, Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheelugi services morning and evening.
Thrd PreSJyteidH Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Taeri sts south Wheeling, wooDs PASTOR
AmoruIng and evening.
Fourh FresDvttrfaH Rev PAUL., Pastor, lianstreet
wA.hiuslon Adams StS; morning and
evening"
Fourth Street Nshodist Episcopal, Rev. }. Z. wusOs
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening"
Ecr Street Nehodts' EptseopGl, "A. REorn Pastor
corner Market Eorh ss.. North wheelng services
HoTnnp and evening,
CGopline Street AethOdist EptsoopaE Rev t. II. MoS.
Pastor, chaplne street, between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
SouA TAeeLinD NJ E. ChurcI, Rev. A. sTETEHs
AsiOr; services morning and evening.
THetHng Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. J
wnsox. Pastor.
ch.Pne street. Webster and Third, Centre Wheel
~. .dnn,s CdtRedrai Roman Catholic Rt Rev. BISHOP
r. v. wHELAS Fnh street, Of Hsmpden; services
morning and afternoon.
Associate RGored Rev J. T. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
efMarket Jefferson stS ndatteruOOn
Disciples, Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling; services lO in this morning, and ~
evening.
EsdngEicGE ProtestGnt Rev. WM. HuTEH, Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth EAstwheeIIng
Zion EtdageIiedI LWtheridn, Rev. ?. zihnNRRNlN
Pastor, Market street. between Webster and Third Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
JtrisR Synagogue Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
Protestdnt. Union Hall, Main street. between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1OH morning.
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

TIrEluIun lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening atthe Han, OF Market Quincy street,
JAxEs NJ HAIL, N. g.; B. n. Carr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge Ne. I3.-Meets as aboveeyery
Monday evening. DAVID BAIHA, N. g.; FIHfdm r.
Ne Eeirey, Secretary.
wm. Tell Lodge Ne. 33.-MeetI asaboveeTe-
~ Wednesday evening. wttuAM HEL1En, N. G.; JOAn
SHiGde, Secretary,
whceIInE Lodge Ne. Os.-Messs a, .Oo,. every
W. D. POrrs, n. O.; JOAn 7zo6urn, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge Ne. S3.-Meeu as above every
Friday evening. Jos HAsElT, n. g.; Joha L. NdstreH,
Secretary.
Wm. Tell EHeRmPment Ne. 3A.-Neets a,
above the secoHd fourth Tuesday evenings ofeGch
nonth. JoHN BLDEE, @. p; CAGs. LIHck, Scribe.
Nbram's RncRmPmenT Ne. 1.-Meets AS
above th- HrsAudthi-d Tuesday evenings Of each month
VIZ. TATtoH, o. P; GtoEdir, Jr, Scribe. tMareh Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

RELIGIOUS WOBDs.-ThOse religious objects
and ideas which are of the simplest and most
obvious character are represented in English by
words derived from the Teutonic dialects, while
the more complicated and artificial-what we
may call scientific or teGhnic-POrtions~ of the
religious vocabulary is almost in every case Of
Latin or Greek derivation; thus: "GOd, ,"'fieud, +"
wIcked, +" righteous" "hell, i" "Eaithn "hOpe, !"
&c, are all pure Saxon WORDS while "predesti-
nation" Justification" ''baPtism," &c, will
generally be found 10 come from other sources.
-[Outlines Of English Literature.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

4 Live YANKEE AMONG THE JUvESILEs.-A
few days ago, teacher Of one Of the public
schools in the town Of Essex, Mass, while i'm
parting moral and religious instructions, as is
her custom at the opening Of the school in the
morning, asked why we ought to love God
WhereuPon a very bright Iittle urehin Of i've
ypaTs Of age very promptly answered, because
he gives our parents to take care Of us, and
gives us our clothes, and learns rs hOto TO make
money!"
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THE INTELLIGENCER.

billy BowLKes--This Seminole savage, it
seems went on ''big drunk" in Pensaoola,
when passing through there on the 18th lin
Uncle Sans custOdy,l with his warriors.
squaws, servants and piccaninies," amounting
altogether to some one hundred and sizty-five
souls.
Billy and bis 'Inspector General" Assahar-
"a, it seems, dined with the Hon. Mr.. Maxwell,
CSSavy Agent and late Representative in Con-
gess) "Fire water was freely imbibed on the
occasion, and the great Seminole became, ere be
was aware oft,
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge Ne. IOI.-Heeti a Masonic HALL
streets. the IRE and thf-dN
yevealnEs month @. ". si1,Ts. ". NJ. AEss.
GadsS LuHghifH, Secretary.
wheeling hodge Ne. I9s. Meets ss above on
the ErSt and rd Thursday evening Ct each month r 4.
BREXrLtxGER, W. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
whceIIuE Unioa Chapter Ne. I8.-Meets as
above the SScoHd Monday Of eAshtaOnth W.
SioTy, II. p; S. y, FeGrsoa, Secretary.
Wheeling RucumPm1nG Ne. 1.-Mests a
'hVsUu thsoHrth Monday evening Of sSoA Rsu'b. ". J
A--!as. Recorder
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INSURANCE.

GREAT WESTERN.
Insurance and Trust Company,
Oface in Ccmpanys Building,
Ne. 4OS VALIANT BG.s PHILADELPHIA.
Charter Perpetual: a HfhOrised Capital $500 900
c. G. LATHROP, Prss'i.
WM DARLING, Vice PresdentI
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
HiT.ng been appointed Agent Of the above well
Company for wheeling and Vicinity prepared to take
approved Fire and Marine Risks the favorable
tsFmA- z. G. R0NHAM,
once for the present At DOane ! Adams 1srehouse.
fsbl6-ly No. &c Main s..
The Insurance Company
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL, tsoOO10-all paid IN and Invested with
~ plus, Ill take Fire, Cargo Fiska Losses
promptly adjusted and paid
u once next door above n " Bank. Main street
". =. PETERSON, Agent.
J. Baker, TalIant& DslaPAin,
Th0s. H. List, D. Lamb,
Norton, Aeheson Co. n. Nelson,
s. Brady, g. Q. Baker Co.,
List 4 Howell, o. W Helskell 4 Co.
Ian99
CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSTR ANtNE
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c.rr..rl u. N. sfii. vlstorlsas. !.

He got noisy, as well as tipsy.-and, when tip
sy, he grew talkative,-und, imagining for the
moment that he was back again in the ever
glades, boasted that he had whipped the United
States more than once, had killedsome five hun
dred white men (mOre or less.) and could do as
much again Bowlegs went on 81, that he had
to be carried ont. The last have heard Of
him, he had arrived at New Orleans, when he
was quite lion.
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re CORI ESPONDENTS.

Of the Integencer, should be addressed
he PIoprietdrs.
Letters concerning the editorial department paper,
hoaI b. addressed the Editors, jointly, either
them.
Correspondents writing publication, will please write
ouIy en- side Of tie paper.
observance Of the above rules will greatly obiiSe
nd prompt attention correspondents than
ey miEli CtleTwiEe receive.
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IhE Law OF NEWsPAPERS.

-subserbers give express notice to the
rary considered wishing to cOntInuetheir subseP
ions.
-f subscribers the dscOntnu9Eee of their peri
dIcais the publisher continue to send them until all ar
garages paid.
J subscribers neglect refuse take their periods
Offices which they directed they are held
sSponsibe tail tht have settled the bill and ordered them
iScontinued.
III subscribers remove to other places WthOutlnform
publish and the papers sent to the former di
eetiOn they al, held responsible.
5Thr CouTtshaye decided that refusing take period
the Office removing and leaving them uncalled
oil. Is primo ELeiC evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

A couple Of young men Of Louisville were
starting out to fight duel the other dav, hav-
irg but OneiweaPOn, double barrelled shot gun
They proposed to take ''crack about" Their
blood-thirSty design was frustrated, as the pO-
lice found them under way aud took good care
Of them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

The very latest news from India is not very
favorable to the English. The mutinecrs are
scattered, but still fighting, and the English
have at several points been surprised and met
with reverses. Sir Colin is said to demand
large reinfOrcemcnts. India is costing England
more than she is worth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

Religion AT HoHE.-'Let them learn first" !"
said Paul, ''to show piety at home" Religion
begins in the family. One of the hOliest sane
tuaries on earth is home. The faniiy-altar Is
more venerable than any altar in the cathedral
The education of the soul for eternity begins by
the fireside. The principle of love, which is to
be carried through the universe, is first unfUlded
in the family.
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Afb9s A9ifNkiR4hh2N k,fHNhkikt.R4 atfl tETNc
just ReoeiVed and Nov ono

JUST h6c61VSo ana NOW open.
WI take pleasure IN InfoTnE fFi-lds, paIIena sad
w the public generally that IfcFi1td OF
SPF5ls stock of CLOTHS, CA&t1HERkE& TESZI6 Gss
Together with general Of GeEts lDFIlsl
GOodsa % ghieh i Reli rgfees suif 1nlts
We only call, ,feiIag eunhdsut yO1
stock VIII be altird that be eLeeed either
IN the htye quality Of the EOsda odEsd for sale We
know tat stoSk FlsAiola6fe GCc2s dAa
ChSdp GOSfs and prepared ts makr "
der In 9-style githsF The
moGntans And ~ shoTt notice.
lOz Main 81 WHkELER 8 LANES,
apl2 Merchant Ta4ieEs
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
-BT FHE-
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CHOICE AND SELFCT! !

Ths RF1iy resolved a riag aud tullgisr 6Oo6s
Of Eis sfOFs u TAOnds HBghsS, RO IS NsarSs
0sd WdtAF Sfa, WhfGfiHa 10.
RESPECTFULLY inTiLC friends and
i and my Mt CLOTHS, CASSLHERES,
YESTHHGS, H1RSELkLES GOODS, HHALE.T aa6
NOTIO Just rgeelV ed from the Eastern nHvnE
paid TaTelaF attention selecting my goods. feel
fdenE Of being able to Eratfy the fAsiSus
Inh3O TIlOS HUGHES.
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wHr is neptune ike an alchemiSt looking for
the philosophers stone?
Because he is soaking Cseeking) what never
existed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-30

Encourage Home Industry.
,,ru sfsNEn u-ou.d respectfully announce %
fhe uerchauts of HsIauhis and surrcunins country,
- - VsI,esE Of every grads ceior, style q quail
- vfIr ne fs urpared y sei lsWsr a tney eAn oe
1grctased IN suy art Of TIE U1ioa Orders pronptJ
stfeussd 70 whoit ale retail lru1Es m.e5 = orasi
. ,-5th re-t-ess rr,d dsspsscl. n. GBESBUkGEks
! Secs-iT Trunk ManulsctuTrr, 90 Frcnt Bow.
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NJ. WEIGH,
Dissolution


A TT0REBTs AT Law. Ofoes No IS Main ssresty
u over Benssn's Music Store, Memphis Tenn, and
Herusndo DeS0tocouuty, Miss WI sttend promptly
70 AZ eoecions and business entrusted 70 then n Vest
Tennessee sld North Mississippi.
REPER TO-Truift. Bro. q o. Phiiadeiphis; CroniR.
HurrfhaH q Sears, waiter Statuleln, y Z; " r.
Enlsr, Jouss, Brown c., y }. webb 4 c.. Een-
Pais- spis-1sSly
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IAMEa 1O0RE.

a Nessrs Ward A. Jones. PHILIPPE white, Lamb
Toung \ Co, Mcclsnahan, TrousdEie Dil Mli1n
fes-e m starr II the oorner q Main and hsdison
sfrees nexf docr 70 the Gayoso Savings Institutan
ocf1-dlT
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IN ARTEUKK TAYLOR has as=ocistsd with hin
J bis brother d. w Y. FATLOR- y. Thsy cfeI
their ser-ioes 70 the puhllc.
osaos On Csart street, south siae o. The square
iaaf-gm
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Shortest Route
FH1M
Memphis to Atlantic Cities.
e = 80

- 81; =
BY RAILROAD FROM CAIRO.
TO tAteego Direct On Sixteen H0sra 1sift0uf Brsas
q suogs o. Ch1ngs o. Cara OF Baggage
! BAAECH FR0N CENratLTA rs NOW FINIsH Sd.
mus shorienlns the TINE % sxteeu hours o. rhlcar3
A ATOlieaEo. oouuseting with Healran C-ataI Cars
a iesvins ne sam Depot Tor Detroit NlzEars Fus
koehester Albany. New Tork, Boston and OBJ EarisrI
and Atlantic Cities. 0ny two change Cf Cars fr1ri
Cairo 20 NlaEara. and three from Ca.r1 D. Aauy anf
four from Cairo q NrE York Tua ron ca-o y -
roTk forty-nine hours. Pare -1 anf como Il rrz-
er thaa oy any other route Psssensers Trough ass
vet subjected % Tie tesvs consequent b t- frsqusnt
changes By sh0rt lines of Etroacs t-auch Irian sa
Ohio. 70 the s4si ane North.
Asol oonnecins ~ ChicaEo with MlchiF1n s5uthern
Ital- iel C-e etfd D1nsrk and ths East. with Lakl
shore Raiir0ad and Steamer f1- Ezc.as WIlu7suzgs
sheooygan &c, AMI with splendid Li1t = -rst Class
stssmers for sault Sc Aarie, Laks sup - C.liag
-rains leave csiTo Every Eornns az ,sutnz o. ssl-
S.O5 a. n, ohieasa ,nd Bunls,th s1pr,ss, suaa.y.
excepted
MS rrain e1uascts a. C,iclz, usth E- YORK LINT
naE axprrss over Aclisn Central Greaf western and
NeE OK Cent raj rold throuzh On thiry-o1e hers
Ihis Train slso connects st ssuIovaI win 0ss r1d
Mississippi katroad io- s. Louis and vinceunesi zt
Pana, with Trains - The Terra Hsrfr t1lsr ara a.
Louis Railroai. s1r Infiauanos Lru.svine snd Crr-
natii a. Decatur with Main Line Ezpress f1r Ga.-ns
Dunaifh the fstfr- .1---sr+i7- 7- .I ----- Il -
aeld Naples, Rock Isls1I. Burlington a1f Quincv.
$40 P NJ, New TorE Ez0re-s Saturdays exceu.s1.
st1ppiuS aa7 20 larrsuf Slarl1rs except or sIrnaT
onneciing VI th Main f1a DAY FVrrs from Dccatlr 70
Passrngg-s or tha U-rar Hi--.s-1-I VIII en- u D1p
-tn. steamers % tls nuu'sth and H.nsssafa Packet
eorl .ny r7 90 ls-v on t1- srriva % either Cairo
lras Or L- Cr'sss. R.iug. ST. Paul a.. PasssuT-s
faf Jsu-Fl.a nle Central ar1 Eastern wisconsin en-
meet ~ Frr1-f with T-liuz tr B-5it anil Jilasvc ana
from thence go Nstn sus Central and Eastern Eis-
. 1onTin.
r7s Haps ars Chs-,r i-+.-sti,s tl, e-a.. r.pt-.,
Rlu,e % thr Aorth ard Est en- erect f--rcgt Of
coltcrs 277 os rhe Uni-ra States ana p4sz-n-r-s nrs
sl- =" -yii'n- iais ra7.- Al v1l. 81 Pie rg1n ug
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1855.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.
Memphis & n, Orleans Regular Packet
EnTTD

BROADWELL, haster.-.-....--..-J. PORTER, Clerk
VITlLL run - . rsruIar packet between En
w Memphis and NeE Orieans. com 49,,
mencinE RATU RDAT. 7tst November - .1sltfiL5
and continue thruu,ghout the season. -
To say, vii lfavs Memphis, SATURDAY December s
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NedIcaI Notice

als - IAOONf
A TTOREET AT LAW, General Conecting sad Land
~ EEeats for ~ NertbeTl and EsstslH OoInties q
ArkEnsss, DIS ARO, Ark.
fsf4e-dawly
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A TTORKET AT Law, and General coilecfias and
~ securinz Areaf tor west Teuuassses ssern AIt.-
sss and Elrth Missssipp One In Urion BiacE Oear'
straet. over C1earss & GuiaR's Rookstpre- sepe-y
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Transportation.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
@H1
R A l L R o A d (.
CHANaE % sCHEnrI.r.

ON and after rHrRspAr, Decsmber 81, 1877 N
Z ~ Trsint on thn roat sill run fsloss.
rhe haii 1nd Passenger T ain va leave Memphis dtlv
C5undsys exop ca a. SEQ A. 81 Gui u P.nais
Il e.oo A 81.
RsIuTniuz vul isavs PEnola o. so A. H.. sna srrivs
a. Hrn1Dhis n 2 20 n.
Ths FraiEtt and acrcmmod1tiou Train leaves Panols
tagy f5asdays excep.el a. ss5 A. o.. Enf lrrive 81
Memphis 80 li.35 ~
Refuruinr leave Mzllpi st 100 r. H. End arrive ~
Panoia 81 g NJ p.
P-rssns t-avsfiag On ths Aoosmaodsiioa Traln can
spend marry h0urB and haH 30 Memphis sna r.
turn ffe save day.
Psszruccr Iruin msses direct oouusrti0u 81 nepAis
sifh the he1lis and Charlsstou Rs road goiuE kst
an1 c51e ruecli1u win The Memphis an4 ONO htu-
raj rinE N3rta It also connects 1th wsye 81 Pan7l
uifh sizges and fr1u TIRE fofi0inE pafsf; OFsiznc
Prtstsn aud Greusfa. Hare mskfiE ccanecii1u Uital
Stage throueh Caru Ton ard Lexurfcni thenoe D ne
aortheru termni Of ne Mi-stsEppi ceia Railroad for
Canfon Iark-on and New Orieans.
fhr0uE1 Tlcketl for Grcuafa D. cbtalnea a. tte
hPm1his puplt
ms u much ne shortest route snd ptsenger1 i-a-
ng aeplis 1V the morning tral arrive AZ Grcn4la ~
sane eveaiag, havius dayiighf tns Whole way
". NEWELL,
al II arrII
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Transportation.
MEhPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON. BATTIs'
PHILADELPHIA.


NEW YORK.
go N-N ~ f.r lr- r.siH e--igeas sT7f passing
.hlo. "a q p a-.lfr. ana hei.try .tr- frs 10
.ravriers 'ru D. s.sg-f v.l.ys -.. t.--- nm
t-af -nii-s hlftar arf H-s.4...7 .7- ..t !
11nl'gr. thsn any o.hrr 70 d. & .sr ~ NoTr5
Iiah AND fAtE fEDCCED -r-a-. tI.. --a.r7Y
mit-ei. a11 a .a.l1. 60 a ff TO b. t1...- -
PasslnE tnr-u-- Slave lerr.flsr .r1.. a-.i- .. -s
fariet far The couseT.ncs - 5e-vsats.
A. Dalton Ca. rhpice ~ ha-ta. ls s-s-ss-s en-
iiauo1s railway flr1lsh G-ar-if sl-fl r--.-.-. 80
Nlrth C1FaiiEa % E--1r1 ll 1l .r fr 7-est lf---.
Tan L.l- ts-o sh Est tennessee aul vrrrHIa b. Ua.T-
y,ie L.nas. e. Hie1inll ard o. aii at -ls lr1ssi
fHs Ersas-s WAtl TRAIN f-st-- g---tt- s.r-
% % A = 'te-n.rg g 8 !. sls.iirz.
THE ACc0eM1u frfON TRAIN frlr-a Vr--,rf.
DAILY ,ezc-gt suadsy-l at 2.10 p IT, Dr. Jrsrf.5-
with Nj. sIapi ARA aud raau-gs-e atrial
ss-. -osi soH--vll- tnt t1;syu-rd s-e sta ilas-
ThAlNS tuNee eeCT-tt arlrf J1urfiou with tf4
aississiqTi 0HnfrsI Esi-lsi 20 HUy sarIn-s Orr5-f
lrsuads, caatou Jarksan. efc alf viva che MIssIz-
sppi sd -snl-sses Central Raj r-a D. 5oi-ar ks01
Al Pooahonfss win ~ weekly rias of C aches a
Hp.-T- Pl1to- G A1-r.s-l. ili Cl,lmaus ai-s.
~ Iva VIII daily iire Of lrr--tr-sr Crs-hes
tars1gh A1er EN- Cou11ls &C 10 tad ulrih~ru ter
aimee ~ ne Aea p go f'ril hailf1lf
Thruush i-S@ts g1si uutl usedarh tas prirf-se %
st1p1inE 90 any point dr-ired s. d A. Lhs GEgrHsL.
IicEEI OFFfcE. CsE1srcls H.ta, sul a. tls ias. son
5-r-st Station.
Bach psss.nzer win be- allowed one huas--1 971us. o.
haEE Eai article UI b. carr-f a. ha-rara that Ia
act ine1ent 20 tn pln q re pass=n7-r 10 case q
los the C0mptlF VII h1t Themselves rslons5Is fr sn
amount not ene-e1IuE 500
hezroess wb-l fraFril1s alone, must have rerrsf.
la p tne Fo nt % Wh-l 'leV are o. l and rus-Tng
nat tley ar O. travr Hy rsir a. or theF W Dos b.
carried. No tcs-t VII b- s..f t1e1 r5r VII thfy b.
received on The cars guif tllir ouer or sra1s be- ura
-ni or Known o th- lcret Agent C1lt1ctar o. 5hsr
person 70 vouch f1r g-uuiueasls 1f perrir
p ARHs.
st-ersl superl1t.u1e1t.
AL r..
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0Iansplrtation.
REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET.
For LouisViIle.

Ths spisfdid Lsr-Prcssrfc Ohio and NJ Essirpi Nj
stmuar
sOTrHEREzR- ". TBIPLETT as-isr
WILL feavs Msnnubia srrry RETDkT .fER 4
w EVENING a. s a'cisct. ps tiveiy. ll.ie.srrtl
taxing freight AMI pa Singers for al
way lanfirEi arrviug A. Innlssilif IN
TIM f5r fhs Masday Narsiug Nail Seats n Ciacunat
nd thece b. rrsd 20 on E-sien towns ana ctea, y
uhifh thrsu- tickFt ain b. EiTe1.
A-o uafes elsr ccrne- Ions Effo The fiinais Nsirt
Rsiirasd suf Nal Brsfs Nnuat CITY and Ctira ~
81 Louis. A. Pafscsh ssifa ths daily psck7t rne o.
Ne ~ ~ ana Irnnessee -Tar
Tie 3authrrner 8 in spondf runninr crizr. hsviag
ben thor11zhlY reasre rsfrrulshed hr Fer odfcrrs
are a erperarcsi bosinfa uha ~ paw ever Etscn-
i'n y ts- safety c1frf Eu pasure % their psaeu-
GER fW pisn Of easin So
Jas 2. sMTTH.- Arrnt.
deci No q NashV uau''. Raer
1917 49,
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Inns uagnaoenf steamer has e4lai TIE western
waters and is espeeslly aIaret b. trade win eun-
meet a. Menphs With TIE Uoper Mssissinpi Ohio Cum
hers7d snf WHIT Rv-r Psctsts Ant with the M-nph
md charie'ion, Grenada ani Mississippi and Memphis
and Ohi1 Railroads.
f2r freight a. ps-sare supiva ~ bard O.
LAYALLErrE sHIRLET n co AEruts ~
no-ls 50 Frllt aaw anI rrnrl -L-aais-
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NOTICE.

nR TX sLEDGE has rrtarnea from New Tori,
u after an - ufns mso;hs, AMI has Effected
eons astounding cures "a that ciy ae has tsfsn an
oacs q M0aree street. be Eeen Aain and secouc
sreets Fiu TIE pracfsca q heicne Where
he has for AS c-1rat 4 c. ap7aais. Al csll< At
tsadsd o. dsv night be infenis iosstiUg perrsa
realty Nephts. sni the great suoc-ss he has
had IN q t= various di es=es he thinks
he should have liberal pstTJusg from the citE"us q
Hsmphis ianS DIV
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9rufrsslonai Gar0s.
Ivn n rRnTrER

A TrOREEF AT Law, Austia Tuaica o1uuty, Miss,
"A Vii attend 70 the psynsnf o. tsEes Tesm2tion of
land either forfeited sod for tzxes al1 wii promptly
atteud 70 Be ezsnatlon of snd trs ~ te counties
ef Tunioa CoshomA B5ltvsr and Wsshingtoa-
5sus-dHE su
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INCOME FOR TIE TEAR 1855
Amount Of Premiums received during the year st6 2o2 3
% Interest 261 81
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IHROveH BATES EEoM oHARLEsrOi

Persons shipping ~ SAN Vessels or PropeIers from
Baltimore New York Boston and Phsiadalphis wf ~
celva he fun beaedt contrasts mads with Tueh vee.s
and By cuusEninE their gooss OF the outh
Carona RairUsd % Chari ston or Central Railroad At
savsunah they win be forwarded free Of Commissions
~ the souJWins rstess
To Tzseuusbis. To MsnApis
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SnrGfrp ann 4rntrlstrp
- B. HOWCOTT,
0IlYYn DENTIST.
DENTISTRY.

A IL DENTAL PERkTTONS pefforuasd the short i
~ eat aoiios. and EusTantied. Omce on Main stseet
opprstte the Wersharn hanse orcd-sm
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FOR Baltimore, JVashingtOn, New
York, Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the Eastl
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Cssingsou Tsnh- Nc1phis. Tenn Memphis. 1en1-
STEELE. MORGAN & STEELE,
JOHN HALLUM.

= -roREzys ssrp c0UNsELORs AT Law, Mem
"a rhis Teua wtH prectios % the Courta of - te-
Dessee Oace n NAN st.. lB EslEsrs socE No = -
naor spsciai Ettsuiioa yaid % tAe ooeon q S-H1'
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T8cumbs. hfemphis.
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