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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-16
" An elegant, suinciency, eortent,
Retirement. rural quiet friendship, books,
Rase and slternate labor. ureful IRE,
! is understood that the Governor viii df

II is understood that the Governor will dine
at this place tomorrow, and on Friday at DIR.
I WiTt's, an elegant mansion not far distant
/ Meantime be will have another Interview with
/ Mr.. Wilson, relative TO the transfer OF the
birthplace and the burial ground to the mother
State, the result Of which we will give In a
subsequent letter.
Doubtless, many of your readers are aware
that George W. Bsssstt, ESD. Of Pennington,
Hanover county, who married a grand-niece Of
Washington. has IN his possession the old
family Bible Of the Washington family. We
may appropriately copy here the following re-
cord OF the birth Of Washington, the original Of
which is supposed to be in the hand writing Of
his mother:
" George Washington, son to AugustiHes and
Mary bic wife, was born ye llth day OF Feb
ruary, 1872, about 10 in the mOrsing, and was
baptized the Oh Of AsTil following-Mr
Breverly Whiting and Christopher. Brooks
Godfsthers, and airs. Mildred Gregory God
mothers
We have been much interested, this evening,
in the psrusal Of several autograp ph letters from
General Washington, which Mr. Lewis has
preserved with great care. Our kind enter
taiuer is a defendant Of the Washington fani-
", bis great grandfather having married Betiie
Washington, the sister Of the iilustrious Gene
raj. We were permitted to make use OF the
valuable letters alluded to, which, having never
befors been published, will undoubtedly interest
your readers. They all have reference to pTi-
vate matters, and we select the following:
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4r0ffssl0nal Gar0s.
WTLIFEM RFYyFDY- h

A4A41h
A TTORNET AT LAF-O1Ce over Gsyoso Bank Bald
"a ing, Madison street Memphis, Tenn myI2-ly
T. KNOX WALKEE-- --.--..-.....--.E L n'cosN1Co.
UTALKzR & E'SOENIC0, Lawyers, Memphis. Ten
w nessee. Once No. p south side Court Square.
apis
L. r. TER0ER--.ss0. C. FAKRIgsT0E---o- TERGER.
EerseF. harrington s Yerger,
GTrOAEETS Al Law, MEMPHIS TElSS.
apls-Su
WM, Il. ARICH,
DRBNTTSS, Bolivar C5unty Nisslssrppi General Land
Agent f1r Arkansas grd Mi-slssibpt.
REFERESCEs. .-GsT. b. 8. F5ste, seuphis; Brooke
4 S-a-des VI -Ksb-TE. sp7l-d6m
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10 NAyoR GEORGE LEwIs.

PHILADELPHIA, IN April, i79S.
DEAR Sra: Tuesdays post brought me let
ter from a Mr.. Andrew Pe:ks Of Fredericks-
burg, covering one from your mother both on
the subject Of overtuTes Of marriage made BY
the former to your cousin Harriet Washington,
which, it seems, depends upon my consent for
consummatioT.
Nv sister speaks Of Mr. Parks as sober
discreet man and one who is attentive to busi-
ness. Mr. Parks says Of himself that his
fortune, at present, does not much exceed
&, 900, but with industry and economy, be has
every expectation Of rapidly improving bis con-
diiion,D being concerned with his brother-in-
law, Mr.. McEldsrry, Of Baltimore, in mercan-
tile business.
As am an entire stranger to Mr. Parks, 70
bis family connections, or bis connections in
trade, to his mode Of living, bis habits, and 10
his prospect in trade. / should be glad il you
will ascertain them with as much precision as
you can, and write me with as little delay az
you can well avoid ~
Harriet having little or no fortune Of heI
own, has no right to expect a great one in the
man she marries-but il is desirable that shs
should marry gentleman lone who is wei
connected, and can support ner decently, In the
| line she always moved Otherwise she would
not hnd matrimony, with large family anc
| little means, so eligible as she may have con-
eeived it to be.
G. WASHINGTON.
/ This letter will be accompanied by one TO my
sister, which pray you to receive from the
| Post Office and send TO her.
II may crafty our readers, especially thS
faiIer portion Of them, to learn that Miss Har-
riett was united to the man Of her choice
They settled, afterwards, we believe, in Ka
nawhs county, and a son, Mr.. Andrew Parks
has ereditably served in the Legislature of Vir'
| gInia. W.
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at Caicago. connecting with Michigan Central csrs
laaving tue depot FOR Dstrot, Eiazara Fals
Ro-hester Albany NeW TcrE. .gBostou and all Eastern
and Atlantic Cities. OnlF twl changes Of ears from
Cairo o Hia an thres from CO 70 - Ahanv, and
four from ca 10 % New YORK Tine from Care q New
York f9 h1urg. Connects At Ssnd0Ta with Ohis aud
81 sissippi Railroad from st. Leus and Yincsnnes at
Psua with trains % the Terra Hauts, Alton md 81
Louis Rsilr0ad, % Inianapcs LouisvIs and Cinctn-
aus A. EecaEur. with main line Express for Gais1a
and p1ulelth-ths latter conne-tinE with t-ains 70
springdelf. Naples Rnck Islsnf Buragton and Qlucy
Al trains frou Csir1 connect a. sand0vsl with the
Ohio and Mississippi trains for s. Louis AMI Cinen
natl
Tae illinois Ceutrsl Railroad Company have sifed 70
their Eo ing st'cK twenty superb ststrroJm Sleeping
cars each 0f which viii comfortably berth aity passsn
gers.
ThrOIzEa Tickets.
Ether By Sfsd1l50af uis S. L0uis and fienes ~ Rail-
road orfs cairo and theacs by R0r0ed 70 al POifS
NoTfh
good yrar snt allowing holders stop Et auy
point and heir seats A. pleasure and al iufor
nation respc ing the route Be oro-ures a2pica
tim 81 TIE Comp fny's On = IS Te street doors
east Of the Commercial hotel MemDhs.
WILLIAM MORIN. Assent,
For Unoll Celral and on sni Mississippi Raroaiss
an Raj road LII of steamFn- mari4-Iy
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Transportation.
Great DAILY Southern Ponta.
- .il 81

- =. 81
FTtdrOutfH fruui v cz-1a g, -.i.s-r-l b Neu Or
Il leans Louisiana iu o. rgr=eu 1rur anf farf -
Eay Of th7 So1tneru aud i-- New on I1cz-tl ara
q eat hortheru Rsl-csl Tha h-anfst sn1 most exc
1edifl1us rguie from VcEsburg el NeaF O-I-aus
Hrreaffsr the pasaeEEr train uIr Ieave Fick.hrrs
daily A. IS p arrisi1E 10 JacF-1u su1 cl o. ctur
sifh th~ frzI1 firm NeE Greens Or Csrf0r d. 5.sF
u a1d arrlvlng 80 Branfeu st s. as. p M ulelt.rz
with ne fsilT line uf sferet o. "A gone AS
Leaving Brsnd1u a. 7 90 A. M nrririrE al ia Es-l
ard couuecl1E with b. trai1 f-r Csrt.u fr New Cr-
iaans al So n and lczchius Flksburs AZ ii ocl1c
rhs train clrryinz TIE "sn from vcEs5urz Or Ne p
Orleans wi leave v|cx burg fay sundays -zcsufrf a.
o'coct A. NJ arrigug AZ JacfaHl 1af -o nr win
'ne rraiu from Caatln f1r Eev Orleans a. $40 A u
leaving Jarts0n I'D courec. With tfe uafn from
NeV Or'sans fof csrt1n Sc 80 lI rud arriving &c
Ficr.ou' a. 9. IS P. "a. @ WILL Ks
sp2i-tf Grrarsr E1r erI +-~1rrf.
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2 p 0RNF,S LAND OFFTCF
.ElERE ReceErPH.

n TOsEBT a HUNTS BLOCK No Is; Lanis IN thS
VI chi kasaE and River oouaties. IN Mississippi
laltstons IN Nssi5sppi and Arkznsss, CITY Lots iu-
proved and unlnproved IN Memphis and susEr5s, al
wv hsnd and for sale. anl1-Iv
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CsER.SOsE"S
PUMP SHOP,
On DeSoto Street,

III OGOGLQ Street,
BEFWEEN UNION AED BEAL
FT1HE und-rsgnsd Eoud rssuectfuIy inf8rl the cti-
E-ns Of Memphis srd vicinity and bis rur1er-ra
cus Ders living at cltanCG fhe country Hr -b-r
past rafr"aase n hs tine husinees wrch uusIness
has hitharto been csrdre % trufsc-urinz rf rr
ting q the Chat Pump slue ami s-I aalIHvinr .ar1
10 BE- the b-st pump n use vnfn 10 nar-rTaI5
ana propfry put up and the lh1 uoI s1 male
and put upl however th-re orc places where the
Chsin Pump cauaut b. use prs 1s yet ivfr z
Or th- ODE tinl s. - D. s.-. thi. st tasrc sre
other Pumps In superior g. tls Chain Prp have
determined % acoorlrodate the f4sre Or an bv -r -
o. shipping 70 orter. ad q Pump -hat l.s ua-
ket esn 70 nish. have thereoru. tual7ef an re-l-
enoea WorSmsn, lately from -e cast gha viii atll 20
putting Up and repairing a suds % Iron Pru1r4 1a
viii s'so do every kil1 o. FL- HBING. all % uhfeh
viii warrauti AM when sag warrs O, I mean what
say, and say what mean.
have IN the last y-ar aftichs5 ffrarv 20 rl-
ner Of ny Chain-Pumps win cutlrs su-c-zs have
also used arga Ralance Whr-s on Esr1 ChaIn-Pu1raa
with equal sucoess Tn case hs-- used toe usd-I
LinE-Chain turnet Button h-h b. quite expensive
but it "faieth not away"
"MULTUa III PARv0
have recently lHveutesi a CHAIN PUMP-B0N. en-
brscnE two oomnlete sepsrsre a Be- tur Chs q Fu-nus
tHt-nd d f1r d1ros ten9rant7. land t9uta u-e, two
persons draw water frcIn tls box a. the a7s tine
hole laft In the PARTITION OF fenc- large eucreh r
an uref IN. dog eat chcyeu mous- % e rem enc
ysri O the ether. I world refer you concerning ths
Pump. % p g Bnsham 81 J. &. Asr7ioau a TO.
y. c Arson.
P s an prepsred to ship Purapz on orI.rs n short
Roticl up or don esst or west OF the Mississippi river
isrs-diy " a.
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PRICE oF sURscRTPTIoa.

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oaIy Irregular fstsrzs in ether q the papers NJ
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DR. ORVILLE EARLY
NlIEY NlNIEn.

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
on MORTGAGE ON
IMPR OWED REAL ESTA TIE.
TrNDKR rent for ei coo for twelve or siehI-en
u Months; liberal price VIII - paid. Appy for
tle Of ths psry an location OF property a. he
editorial rooms OF the Appeal cfh,e sp7l dimwst
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THE SPHERE0TYPE.

TNB Flatest apd By far the most Important IMPROVE
II ment In PSotoEraphy Is the recently patenied PIC
ture Known the 5PHEREorIPE. Uhich ls Aot olly
and uni Ike any of is predecessors, pll sle-l -
psri0r % An. ne Sphereotype Is proof asa-1t It1
- ~ 80 snd for chuera of tone. wsrTal1 q
expression and dstinctness h1s TO e-llal--iA lal-
lusion Is such that the picture, or mss
ID n ar, entirely independent OF ne %
For this picfnre We have the eEciusisi
phfs Spechns11czl - seen IN our @
urss are aJso taken IN tse various style
PROF. REEIINGI
vho oonotnes the Chemist VIII the At
sies hi1a q sn tines = Frodnee su1er,9r
socz-a Nc. Clarke
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

Rag The q Occasional correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press writes that the last
news from Illinois discloses the fact that,
under orders from Washington, the Buchan-
an administration men have nominated cam
didates for the State Senate and House of
Representatives in every district in which
the parties are closely balanced and no
where else. This is to defeat the Douglas
Democrats, and to help their enemies.
There is also regular bolting Administra-
ton candidate against the Democratic can
didate for Congress in every district.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

GOLD DIGGINGs IL EERMoNT.-The Yer
mont Journal states that VIM. Hankerson of
Springfield, of the same State, with two as
sistants, on Thursday last, washed out near
.ly S17 worth of gold in Plymouth, VT, on
the land of Amos Pollard and L. S. Carlisle.
One piece was valued at SO 30. This gold
range is one or two miles wide, and extends
through the town.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

TEVg.2T G. U.n AsEETE.N~z4!..--Tore refute ut
N terly statements made in an advertisement in
another column. about the New York Betting
Co. So Nuleanized Rubber Betting and Packing. il is
only necessary to say that the editors of tho SCI
ENTlFiC AMERICAN, in long and elaborate
ticle in their columns (Which every reader of mat
inNai'lat'e paper has seen) recommends the New
York Betting Co. Betting above all others, and by
way of clincher they state that they it all
their presses and machinery.
1hs Company is wealthy, and am authorized to
guarantee the articles made by them equal, if not
superior TO any other make
The rapid sale of the New York Betting to our
largest lachinists mills and factories Ito men who
Judges and cannot be decevedl IS sufficient eVi-
ence of its value, but the testimony Of the Sciep
tifc American can't be set aside by disIaraging
comnetitor ssNuff ced.''
T,ist opening the eighth shipment to me of Belt
ing since summer, for sale at Cincinnati prices
CHARLES s. WELLS, New Store,
dec3 asss G apostle j. II. Afaghee & Co.'S.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12
The Charge Of Abandoning n Sailor
upon Deserted Is,Iand.I

In the United States District Court at
Boston on Monday, was tried the case of
jeremiah Austin master of the ship Betsey
Williams, of New Bedford, charged with
having left on deserted Island John Fran
els, a colored man, one of his crew, in the
month of November, 1855. The mate of
this vessel, Mr.. Weston, has already been
convicted ofan assault upon Francis withan
iron pin, by which the sight of one eye was
destroyed.
John Francis testified to the fact of his
being put ashore. At the time that the
orders were given by the captain, the Wit
ness was below in irons his irons were
Rocked off and he was put on board boat,
the captain instructing them that if they
could not land Francis without staving the
boat, to throw him overheard and let him
get ashore az best he could He says that
as he was leaving the vessel the captain
gave him one or two smart kicks and said
that if he should live and any one should
ask who put him ashore, he should reply,
Captain Austin kicked me ashore"
They gave him few articles of clothing
and landed him alone on the beach, after
which the ship sailed away, and he was left
the only solitary inhabitant of the island.
For % days he lived on raw crabs and
young birds soaked in the water, taking re-
fuge in hut, which he made of sticks, at
night. Every morning he was in the habit
of going down to the beach before sunrise
to look for ship be cause his inhamed eye
could not bear the reflection of the sun upon
the sand.
Finally, the ship Old Hector touched at
the island and he was taken off and car
ried to Talcahuana, where he remained
seven months and a half in the hospital.
There was corroborative evidence OF his
being put ashore, and also some evidence for
the defense which did not deny the fact.
The case will be argued tomorrow.
The island in question is one of the Gal
lipagoS group, and was formerly used by the
Peruvian Government as a penal station !;
it was aitcrward abandoned, but was some
! times visited by wlnlerS for the beef of the
wild hullocks left upon the island, and this
! fact probably led to the rescue of Francis.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

G. No losses adjusted and due.
:. Amount of losses either unadj juste1 > ia n.e &c
8. adjusted and not due W
Q. Losse; in suspense waiting further
proof included in the above.
10. All other claims against the Com
IaIlN sol II
II. The rule of the Company Is not to exceed
$1,000 in any risk subject to loss by single
fire.
IL The amount insured in a city or village de-
pcnds upon its subsequently, all the desirable
risks tn be had subject To the rule above maniri
13 The amount insured in any block of build
to the rule above referred to.
II. No part of the Capital or earnings uf this
Company have been deposited in any other State as
security for losses therein, and such deposit is
required by any Stat. except Indana; from which
State the Agencies of the Company We're withdrawn,
this Company eHtertains the opinion that its
tire Capital and pledged for the equal
security of all its Policy holders, and slould
main. Under the opinion of late Attorney tiensral
of the State Of Indiana aforesaid, prunouncing the
law invalid ard void, of abe Agents of I'll Is
Company have Icssnled their Office and continue To
transact the business of Insurance i'll that State.
Aud this Company will 10 ogBize all its PUiicics
issued to any party or parties in the Stite If IN
diana as valid and of binding obligation, and pledges
itselfto faithful performance of all such contracts Of
Insurance, whether heid by reason of the pas
sage of the law referred to not. - p p
.s-.- C. B. BOWERS, Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12
90 KNI CKERBOCKER
Life Insurance Co1npanv.

Ia WILLIAM STREET,
New York, March, 1857.
At the request of the President and Boald of Di-
rcctors of the knickerbocker Lif. Insurance COM
pany, certify that the mode of computing present
value of the Policies employed by the Secretary of
The Company is scientifically correct and in ac-
cordance with the prescriptions of the charter.
also certify, that have compared the list of pol-
cies furnished me by the President the beoks
OF the Company with valuation tables sufficiently to
test the accuracy of the results given the Scre
taFy, and find the values stated within De nu-
mericay correct. That is to say the present val
ue of the future risk of the Office ON all outstanding
policies, or the difference between the present valuc
OF future premiums to be paid them is n oG7 49,
The total value of policies, the holders of which
are entitled to dividends, is $40 ,227 02.
And it the surplus is correctly stated at Il 32 al
the difference between this and the present yaue of
the future risk of the Company on existing policies
after deductns 10 per cent of it for the relief fund.-
u the proper amount for dividend to-wit 24 GIO97
The trre principle of dividend il to assign Ia each
policy holder who has insured ON the mut al pIa4,
shIrc ircportoned to the present value of his uIi-
cy which is the trlIe value of his interest Is stock
holder Of the Company. This share amounts to 10
per cent Of the present Salue of the policy . s-
CHARLES W. HACkLEG.
February 25th, 1857. - e
As Agent for the. above Company, am prepared
TO iss'ic Policies, the most favorable terms. Pam
phlets giving all desirable information can be had
application. WM T. PAGE
Evansville, April 24fll, ls5s.-1y 81
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12
1g BETTY. M. D.-oFFrc Y .s.,D

[E BE.7TTE' N. D.-OFFfs y .2.tD
Q = Residence in Mr.. Cadwels Buildings,
Locust, near Second Street
THASKFUL for the liberal patronage given to him
summer, he has returned to Evaiisvillc with the
,iseien of becoming permanent citizen, and
pectfully offers his professional services i'll all dis
acute or chronic. -r-e
the E,.l,rifagum Magnum, he nevertheless usss all
the safe dies both of the AoIs,Iic and Eclectic
Schools adjupets discartling all injurious and
/ poisonous medicines
lie would call the attention of the public to the
following
SPECIALITIES.
4 CANcERs-nemuved without the knife and pernla-
neutly cured. .--.
BRONCHITIS AND CoHsUMPTIoH-Trcated ~ the
new system Of inhalation of medicated yapOrs as
sisted Icy valuable expcctoraut syrurs-
d DISEASES OF the EHEs.-ltersons who have had
their eyes burnt with various kinds Of caustics re-
Giving Gttlo no benefit, will tnd II to their n
teTest 10 change the.trestmant
g FENAiE DIsEAsEs-Hil i'll be treated with remarka-
bic Success. Various new remedies will be used, as
the MagneteEIcetric machine for nervous diseases,
The subscriber has choice assortment of pure
drugs and medicines, wines aud brandIes for mcd
cai purposes only, and the mpst popular patent
medicines at retail Persons calling for RedIcines,
aud paying for them in the ofce may have medical
counsel without chargc.
Ess- Physicians prescriptions 10th of the Ala
rthc and Eclectic schools carefully prepared at all
hours. A. BEATTY, ii. D.
myIf-ly
E-JV:I.NisEIEEE PaPER K.FRE-
-IZLIouse.-We have now on hand, and offer on
liberal terms, we'll assorted stock for printers and
bookbintlers, among which we name
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well as colored Printing Paper; plain Cap and
Hose fiat Cap; Denny Medium, white and eoiored
Cards and Card Boards, which We can have cut tc
any size; Post-offce paper, Mana Wrapping
Printers lax, &C. We also beg leave 70 cali the
attention Of dealers to our stock Of 250o bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross of Bonnet Boards
The highest market price paid for Rags.
jy1 TENNEY & soRENSnN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12
CHE Daily 9onrnal.
PUBLISHED BY
+. Y. CARLILE.
F. NJ. THAYER.
JNO. II. McNEELY.
rNpER TIE FIRM THE
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
TER.ms 0F sUB BsCBEPTEo.N:


. 4" lhaIedl y W
by the week payable TO Ca rers) ............... 10
Tr-WeckIy on
Clubs OF lG or more l 90
rsa Tho privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
to their own immediate business, 1their name;
and all advertisements for the benefit OF other
"egsons, well as legal advertisements and adver-
tisements of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name of other persons, sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates.
Ea No report, resolutions proceedings of any
corporation, society, association public meeting
and communication designed to call attention TO
any matter of limited ot individual interest can be
inserted, VnlcSss paid for an advertisement
ne Contracts for yearly advertising viii not be
discontinued unless order to that effect is left at
.he office, and when discontinued in less than Il
year, the price of the whole year will be charged
Na Legal advertisements hereafter, will he pub
sished at the expense of the attorneys orerng and
not delayable for legal proceedings, but collcctabIe
ut our usual time. -r
ns Our terms for job Work aud transient adycr-
easements are CASH. ,
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12
BUSINESS CARDS.

E STR.gTTG.N; EEE'ERB' .9.N'D
eb 0 Sale Stable, Second between Main and Io-
Gust Streets, opposite the Old Presbyterian Church,
Evansville
The undersigned has large and commodious
Brick Stable with sheds for carriages, and is pre-
pared to take horses by the day, week or MONTH
His customers may be of having their animals
well and carefully attended to. He refers to the
:ollowing gentlemen whose horses he has had long
sme under his charge.
He has also a number of good aud safe horses for
the saddle or harness. with a number of new and
comfortable buggies, to hire. Orders for saddle
horses or buggies will lie punctually attended to.
Refer to G. G.. Keats, Gas office; G.. II. Bemeut;
Us. Gavitt, Ex-Sherif; Cyprian Preston.
octI2-ly J. STRNTTON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, 1
I HARTFORD COUNTY. (

January-6, lSoS-
Personally appeared c. B. BOWERS, Secretary If
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and niate
oath that the foregoing statement, y him suhserii
ed is true, full and correct statement of the at
fairs of said Company, and exhibits far Ssn &
ascertaued this date, its actual condition the
first day Of January, lSjS.
Before me, H. H. BARBoRN,i MP.