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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

yin SAtAoH rtu1 Sh'Piiititahs eitoisc iitc
doctrine Of popular sovereignty" Mr..
+. J. Morrison puts in the following re
I'm the first place. it cannot be question
cl that the Convention. by clear majori-
ty. dill pass resolutions enclosing. the. Ad-
ministration, Bright AMI Fitch fully. Is
it reasonable to suppose, then, that that
Colyention,, after + assing- srch resolutions
by such clear majority, wonld. after AL bu-
sincss apparently ha | been concluded, turn
round and stultify. itself by passing reso-
lution directly at war with the resolutions
previously passed? 1t, seems hardly rca-
sonatlc. Particularly, when (if it is true,
as has been intima'ed, that Convention
was governed by Office holders of the Ad-
rninis,ration, who were sent to ii for the
express purpose Of sustaining the Admin
istration." -
Mr. Morrison. i'm the remainder. of his
communication, goes on to show that the
Wallace resolution means nothing. and
was a lroitly worJed tortils prrppsesof de-
ceiving the Dougtasites If so, Wallace
himself must have been party 10 the
fsa1l to =
Anotilcr Of the Scn.inel's correspond
ents. over the signature of "Ons of the
.SIgnsrs," talks in the following loving and
respectful strain to the rcdites:.so .se
"As to Mr.. Wallace's resolution, it has
been suggested thatit was satisfactory to
the anti Lecompton Democrats at the time
il passed. So It was, and SO it is yet
But what do we see? Certain Democratic
newspapers in and ont of our State. among
them the Washington Union, (Which as
tserts that it gets its information from dis
fnyuisked ge,aien,ea who were at the Con-
vcntion) and one of our United States
Senators have given to the world an inter-
pretation of that resolution diametrically Y
opposite to its well understood meaning at
that time. And you, though it is claim
ell for your paper that it is the organ of the
party, have not said one worl against this
shameful perversion of the action of the
Democracy Yon have not come forward
to extricate the party from this difficulty
The only remedy in such state of things
is for the party to vindicate ITSELF You
talk about bad faith. We apply your own
doctrine OF estoppcl. You have not, IN
our judgment, kept faith with the party
upon any Of the matters under considera-
ton. ii = hsss s.rr ess r.fsr ,.r. e "a ,-s s
'r9''Such arguments as yours of yesterday,
give tie party all Its troubles 1t is time
there were an end of quibbliny cquivoca
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

g EE Ws shopII pcver rcncm Der the ben
eiits we have eonfcrrel. nor forget The "a.
orwc have received. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-18
DIR. 4. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and ACcOucaer.

Washington Street. between Main and Second,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Oaics hours frcm 70 O'Clock, 81. and trom 70 {
O'Clock, P. 81.
rTHHAEKFUL. fo- the KIND patronage heretofore ex-
i tenled me, take peasur7 70 inform ny custom
Ts and public general that 10 is not my Intention
70 leave this city has been reported and tha am
ever rsdy attend all OF internal and externa
Diseases ssd that am pr psr-d undertake the INST
Uncut operatiGns snd aooouchm nts and that DO not
osi0use Gny preparation Of mercury IN diseases
rhatcver
Secret disease sre eured In my method In such
naaner a. not interfere with the business of the pa
sent Gnd that 90 not any mercury IN he treat
meut OF the same
For The following Rheumatism, A-thrtis, Seursgia,
Nervous Headache aud Toofha he ParaTss Dyspepsia,
rorpdity the Liver, Spinal Curvature and Weaknesf
Gterine Diseases. HIpB., Tun0r Abus or hhife SEel
ng Deafness vel all DISEASES OF the ETe AMI Ear,
Smenorrh0ea. Chio-osis SLery, SPermatorrhoea, &C,
&c disease thai require an entire regulation oi
dud ard nervous system use the hagneto &c rf
treatment, Eh.eh Is universally known for its prsetea-
1illty
After practice OF ten years STAT Physician and
Director Of several hospitals IN Germany. sud eighi
years prscti-e IN the United states reputation ss
Physician slrseon snd Acocucher is suceatly estso-
ss-7s-asvIv pR r L. -AsKz.
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SCOTT s. DIXON

A TfORNETS AT Law AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN
n CBRT mphis- Tenn. vii prs-tios their profess
lou n ell the C9urts hea 10 the city Of Memphis and the
suprsue and Fdsrai Courts Al TAcE=on. Prompt stten
ton vii b. Civ 81 claims for collection eEtrusfed 20
them Oes IN New Sank BuiltlnE, c1rner o. Main snd
AEdison streets River bank. Entrane Msfison
gtreet fEns-tf
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n TRl rr4.lL-

DIXON s. HELM.
A TrOENETs Az Law Heaphi-, T5nnessee. ono,
n Sauth side - Court Square, doors East Of ne
EfTe- ssnk iznIe-d1
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Notice,

TIE subscriber having PURCHASED the interest Of bis
i partners In the late arm u El0urnoF. Cooper
Lake, vii continue the WH0LzsALE GROCKRT.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUsTE ESS N hts
name and for bis ut, and respeetful -
iicit the patronage OF the Old e anf DIS
ffiends generally. JNO. g FLOUREOT,
ApiO-spIs I96 Nam street
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ON AHANNOOD,
AND ITS
Premature Decline

A FEw words on the rational treatment ,-FFsa-E
"A without medicine Of Spermaiorrhea ~ -
or L1oal Weskness. Nocturnal Emissions, ~
Gent ai sni Nfrvou. Debi ity, lmpJtency, -
and Impedint ns 10 Aarrisge generaiy,by
Delaney, Y. d.
Ths iportsnt fact that the many alarming comp air g.
aririnati 10 the uDrud and soil lue Of youth mas
b. easily removed without med cine, Is in this small
tract early dsasoasirstfd- aad ths entirely anc
hirhy suocessfui treatment ndlptci b. the ~ ho-
u ex1 ainsd by mesns of whign q enshlef
. c1re rinse perfect ard Al ths least possible
thersbs avoiding ali The advsrti Cd - Of The day
Mt 10 any zddre-s era Is ard oost fe IN seEd en-
verps ~ reuitting pf- pail tEp postage stamps io
Or. 3 DiLANET, ss Has 8i-t street, New ToIk City
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BuilOing 9ttOratlOns.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c,
~. 4. AESMORE

TAXES this method o. nfsTuing the citizens Of Mem
phis q At be has permanently ocsted hinsslf here
70 carry the above bu,ness, and those Ii
nav favor him with their patronage that all work
trusted 70 him vii have his strict PERSONAL AfTEN
well The faithful execution OF the wOrk No
ton vii pared bis part 20 give satisfaction snc
perform the work thoroughly, and 81 the tine &c
suit tn taste u the most fsstidious
HIs Ic1S experience warrants him ssying that Eis
cuatracts i Be compiled with 70 The slfire ssiisfser
Of those Tho may pafronize him. They nay aso resi-
1ssured that any work undertaken By him VII be prompt
" sJnductcd.
For quadcztons he begs leave 70 refer 70 he looE
ing persons: Capt. Q. Church. Capt. ?. Newell Ar
VI Pooiey Capt J Csosiee Capt Aizso, M. g Philisr
BHOP-sack q SnritoD's DRUG Stow uy2a-'1v
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PH. HAMMERsKOLD & CO,
Architects, civil Engineers and
surveyors,
u I-I 2 - = p IT. Ut - ~ -
MEMPHIS TENN,

MEMPHIS TENN, re
RE prepared 70 furnish designs for, and supern
\ tsnd the erection pubmc private bull iings,
churchss. stores, fixtures. &C. Thy VAL give
heir tientl0u 70 any work oomlug under the head Of
Civil Rngineariug OF Surveying. elthar IN town or
csuntry Any descriptlLn Architectural RnEneerng
y Mechanical Drawings executed With accurucy and
lztness not 70 BE- surpassed In this country Desisns
and working drlwinss f1r dwell ing h-rsos other
building In the country executed that any inteii-
gent negro carpenter can follow hem. Designs tor
rornhs. Ce- atzuhs. Vaults. sc.
Having had extensive eea with manuf teturs at the
North and West thsv tara sc any description o Iron
Fronts Balosnies Winiog Guards, &C, sc at reduced
prices.
REFERENCEs
Hon A. Jansstreet L L D.; hon Charles Scott
sam Tate 30 Pre- ident Memphis and Or arieston
Raj road ; Col. ". u ocst01 Dr. J. @. HnIlngton
Cuckrel, Rsq. 7. Finnie, 60 Gsu. g. d
Mitchell -. AcKeever, Esq
oni1e hours from A 20 P. N, and from p 81
to6P apfa-s-
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9rOftsslonal CARTS.


A TTORNET At TLAE-Onee over Gavuso Bsuk Buud-
n tng, Madison street, keuphis, Tenn. uEr2 ~
;. KNOX EALKER.--..-......-.-..F q. L. z'C0yEICo
ITTALEKR 4 k'CO yEIC1, TsEyers Memphis. Ten.
w nessee. Cmoe, No. q oou-t side Cur square.
apls
T. NJ TERsEE---yso. C. FAEEISGT7 T7N-.-o- TERGER.
Fergsr. harrington s. Yergsr,
ATTORNETs Al LAEs EExFHIs. TENE.
apIs-6m
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A TORN sYS AT Law, Chsrl- stoa, Miss VII rrac-
n tice IN ths feiosi1g c3uutes Of horth MisiS-ppi;
Tsllahstchie- PEno a Ta'obus Carroll, Snud1u7-rs
the FeierEl C0rrt Pln 1oc ard The SuRrtme Clurt
al Jackson- PrnEl7t zttelion i be paid 70 tie Csec
ton II Claims PLACED in their hands
kEFEREECES - EatssH, Graft 4 Benton, Holly
Springs, h-s.; ". p STAINS Oxford, NiE 3
Fisher Jasison, KISS walt Noble K Hobley- - Or
leans Ia spi5-3E
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nR- THOs- TATE

A FTOENEF AT Law Austin Tunlaa oounty, Miss-s
vii attend % the payment Of tsEes redemption q
land eithe- forfeited taxes and VIII promptly
attend 70 the eKEmlnzoa o. izd ues IN TIE counties
81 Tunics Coshons Bolivar and Warrington.
fsre-daE6m
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Dissolution.


QHHB arm of FLHURNOY. COOPER LBAks, is
this day dissolved b. INITIAL con ent, TIE name Of
JNO g. FJOURNOTs
~ 7. COOPER,
.,tn-.,ts nv IBAKH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-18

HAVE made srrsng sments " whfoh I can negotiate
good usuess ps7er having fr fhr'y days 70 twelve
months 10 run Parties wishing T. raise money
rSllaie netes sr bH vii DO well TO give ne call.
SAN PUTNAM.
af Mutrr put~arnfx Tusuraure OfH-e.
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.HnfIcP.

an the fOth iust, 80 my entire interest N tse
Ross an Stationery store Of Lamb, ocf , Co, 10
d EIf,I, ANS and Eould reoo-l m nd The new arm
"a ne f.voraBle consdsraton Of my former ri nds and
..t-aps JAMES TOUEG
Tbe books and src5uuts Of Lamb Toung Co, VII.
remain Al the Of stand Where ali Who id-tet are
Invited 10 al audnsk r. eary set le nent Eiiher Of the
u@rbsrsof The drn are auh0 I'D - rec-pt IN settle
11ent ~ scoou t. LAN6 YOUNG co.
Tbs business win be oostinus the od stArd under
he style Of LksB WILLIAMS o., Were they
Vii Be dad 70 their frirnds and the pnbic eeueray
rerms Cash OF Csly Acc-ptaror on -hort tins.
LAM3, WILLIAMS 4 Co,
usr2s-tf No. 25s Main reet-
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Gbf HlrmpBis 5ppeaI,

AaoPied sy ~ AH7sai and Esgls and EzQEirG.
E0r square of Ten lines or less one tnsertion.i o.
For eEch atditiorsl inEsrtian o.
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Removal.
HUME #. HILL.

Commissioner of Deeds, &c,
II AS removed his ofacs from No , Bank Avenue, 70
III the rorner Il Malo ana Etdisou reefs. The
sAnking aouse the Souttern Bsns Of Tennessee.
Messfs. q. smith. Sheriff. J. r. TT syAnt, Clerk q
the OJunty Court and A Woodward, No'sry Public,
their "a ,es IN me same rooms; and rersons gent-
ing papers eeft f0f Rec I'd 81 any pise IN ne Enfd
tStss. sE Sss 81 u, Ger hsEs aoss q bss ee. via
aiIYsisa, hfle-8
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Baltimore and Ohio
@RE -


THIS R1a4 ruus ron Wheeling 70 Baltimore, Oh
miles, y and 70 Washington, 200 miles and presents
the fullest Etvantsges both ss freight and passsnEs
line Il rms through Wild and romantc regions o. th
Aeghenics and being sodly Constructed, completely
equipped and carefully managed Is one of the most At
trarive and safest Railroads In the United States Th
Central Ohio Railroad from Columbus znd LanesvHetI
Eheeng unites this road with 81 porto1s Of the Fes
and Southwest.
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS TO the NATIONAL Ne
rzoPoLIs are sold By this rosd which runs direct .
Washington without the delay o. passing throush sAt
more. Il Is also the only ins By which baggage can b
checked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
E7-By TIE NAIL ROUTE from Memphis, taks tho mai
steamers running daily for iouisvie, oonnectng tner
vim mai steamers OF Jenrsonviie Railroad for Cincin
nat where they srTs 70 connect with the cars o.
Little klsmi RaIVsd for Columbus connect ns ther'
VILE 70 Wheel ing. By the sxprsss train Of tais route
the sine from Cincinnati 70 Baltimore and 70 Eashngton
Bs sur 20 ask .or tessts By The Baltimore and ohio
Railroad Route.
E3-Passsnssrs from Memphis sOins zsst thrsush 81
Loais can buy Tsrouzh fcksts By ts Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad This route lays tETosgh Vinosnnes Terra Hsute
Indianapolis, ETC., 10 Eheeng, over the new Ohio and
ssgissiupi snd connnecng Rosds. These connections
- NJ dirsct and she time from St. Louis 10 Baltimore
or WashngtOn Is hut about - hours. through Tickets
~ ans oute sy Be- had Of the AGENT under the Plan
ts's House 81 ne foiosins reies' Eroa 81 LOUIS e
Baltimore SIS 70 Washington e26-
Al Whoeling the passenger the superior cars o.
tba Baltimore snd Ohio Reroad which leave three times
daily for Baltimore Wsshinstol Philadephia and New
YorF through Is OF n hours, inciuiing stoDpsgss
70. safety. sped regularity heauty Of he country Eni
zanei comfort this read Is second % he Union
FREIGHTs. - This company possesses he largest
e1uipusut q any Railroad n the United States, znd s
-anarf DO immense business IN transport alton.
me rad uakes Immediate connection AZ the Wharves and
IN the streets Baltimore with the Railroad to Phadei-
phia and New YORK steamers of Ericsson and BALT1f
sroRE STEAMSHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 Nv
YORK and BY Merchants and Miners Line C Boston,
steamers 70 Norfolk Charleston, savannah, sc Pr
partcusrs freight tariff copies o. which nay Be hsd
~ The Forwarding Houses In The west % J. B. FeRDs
Receiving and F9rEzrding Agent At Eheelng.
WM s. WOODSIDE,
Master Of Transportation, Baltunors.
FHROUGH TICKETS. Allowing the holders 70 stop a.
.uv ol1f and resume their seats pleasure Be-
Durchassd at the Company's Ohco. No 10, Je1erson
street 3 doors East Of the O0mmercal Hotel Aempas
Juns25-iy w. 1usIN. As.nL.
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FROH KANSAS
DREADFUL TINES AT FORF SCOTT AND FICIETTT-
PLUEDEE. THEFT And MURDER.

DhRADFUL TINES AT FORF SCOTT AND FICIETTT-
PLUEDEE THEFT AID MURDER.
C1ratspcndencs Of the 81. L5sis Rspublican
TEs1PoRr, May S, 1855.
DR.. Hamilton, from near Fort scott, arrive d
here to-day, bringing dreadful accounts Of ths
troubles in that region. The notorious Capt.
Montgomery, who destroyed the ballot-boX.
at one Of the poles during the election on the
fourth Of January last, had driven every pro-
slavery and conservative Free-State men out
II LINN and Bourbon counties.
He ct gave notice to all those who were
pro-slsvery, or who voted on the LscOmpton
constitution-fOr OF against ito leave, and
il they did not, be prOceede4 to destroy their
property. and otherwise harrass or perseeute
them. Montgomery aid bis 4" srmY' bad sue
essded In depopuisting the neigh hoorbooi Of TIE
M-rais De Seigne, Mill Creek and Marmiton.
and after running the settlers into Missouri, bis
desperate cisB " ent over tie borders to piunder
and murder.
A Dir. Miller. IN Bates county, Missouri
had been ordered TO leave, OF be driven away.
Mrs. Hoodwicke Of same county, had sver
her clothes stolen away, and her soh, wbc
made some resistance to the rufhans, was sAo
in the shoulder.
Horse theft, murder, ard every kind oi
BluadsT is the order Of the day. What it vii
all end 10, who can say? /. is serious sf
fair
Capt Hamilton, from Bourbon county, 4
T., has arrived here with bic stock AMI ne
Er0es, having found it impossible to Tsmail
with safety. H. c. p
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The Irish Troubles Of ls4s,
tn the IIRdieN.
FkRRRAac5AE.

\ FTsS MccLOSKf, lste % tae BEZZAR OF FASHI0Ey
M has opened ber pRESs MAKtSG ROOMS si6
Main stssst opposite aaszrs. spe q strsnge's
stsrs betusen Union and Monroe streets, and socts
share ~ 0Hhlte pstranars- mar1-sm
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| 800 : o o 5 C g 10 @ y 8 IS 60 IS %
T oas square, re1evable '

q one square renesahie veeEry, pei Annsm' SO o.
" fWice . week, 90 %
q fVp squsre1, rancEsbe weekly, per snnum 90 %
twice week, % 80 81
- Al adVertiseEclts required 20 Be kept On socold
nsEs CHARGED As NEW EACH DAY, Gnd On third Psgr5
advance stated rate
~ Adrertisuers directed 70 b displayed, set n
large tyPe, charred DoUELE rates
Yearly advertisers ~ bc charged extra for ocH-
pyng pace over contTsct End When LAReE TYPE re-
S1irsd % used ths Hdyertsesnt kt o. INSIDE of
rsPr-
yearly Edvertise7s VII Be charge extra st regular
Etss fer vents. Rents, Removals Col4rtEeIship No
tIoes. To ConsigDs-s, &c.
~ TRASsIEsT ADFEHTIsIss MUST BE PAID FoH
y ADVANCE.
n No ssvertissnent VII sppesr N the weekly paper
unless By speciAi contrast.
o. Atve7tsssnfs Be inserted n Tie Eeosiy paper
1ny irregular intervals II either Of the P6pars WI
D. chErEed 81 per sossre for every Insertion.
u AnnOuncnE candidates for state CouEty aad NJ
niopsl Ofos ss s1h % b paid IN Sdvsnos IN every
i1stance.
~ All tdve-tlsemsnts for Charitable Institutions
F-e ConpEnies Ward, T0vns and other Public Nesting
itbe charged bali price.
u Marriages and Deaths published es news but
oastnAries Tsutss Of Respect and FuEsra InvItzo1s
ether advertisements.
n Al Lagal and Transient AdTsrt.semsnfs VII Be
nzTrsi By tie lnsertfsu
~ Editorial Eeisa=s IN Local Oslumn VII b ehs-ges
cents per lire.
n No esa0cticu q Tz-iztisa VII ss nAae frsa the
crss1lug rates
EsCFAEAHaE rRousDaTU A NIL
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" Steel your heart" said eensidate farther
to has son, :" for you are going now among
some fascinating young giris.o &c / bad M, B
rather steal thsiEs," said the promising young
@Eh
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THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN,
unpublished weekly at KNOXTILLE, TENH., BY
John Michel < WIN. G.. swan,

Is puolis1ed Wetk ~ ANDAF ALLhr INN . y
John Mitchell & WIN. 6. swan,
At 81 per snnun, or 81 for six months, paYa-
bic invariably in advance.
AFR Mitchell having tomm need IN the 2sth uuui-
MI Der Of the payer Ferl-s Ltters ADDRESSED &
tue Hon. ALEX ANDER n. STEPHENS, q Georgia
which mpl ted viii furnish eutirf hstsry Of
The Irish Troubles of lS4S,
Win their Canses and Consequence.
The SOUTH ERN CITIZEN will be the noe r. teres' .
ing both American and Irish read Besides these
confrfhrtions from Ar. Nitchel the SOUTHERN CITT-
Il continue 20 have its usual ity Of or sta
mster political and tsrry utiects prfparef BY
him. The heeirc1att0n though large and constantly In
cruasinr the P opriet have thorEht VIII Be much
more sxtHrded by an announceneuttn IN tfis form
Commun with r-fai tancss my Be address 70
Mitchell a SWAN KnoxvlIe, Tennessee or 70 any of
the filowirg Agents:
G Courtensy 4 Co, Charleston. Souck Carolina.
Thomas q O'Connor, Savannah, Georgia.
J. O Morgan, New Orleans, Louisiana.
James A. Gentry, Richmoud, Vrgilia.
Alexander AdAUlsOn. Warrington City.
Taniu-T~ 4 TuTn -, cinoi -Datt Ohio
p n HsveTty. I 70 Fulten str et, View T7rk.
s. n GostEsl, 80 Dsaf hin street. Mobile, Aisbama.
Bsni b Davis, n tsoufc Builiins, Montgomery, Ala
Ross Toucey, i2l Nsssau street, New York, supply
dealers srlF upou fzV0rsble tFrns
James HcGiun. I2i Kesrney street, San FrHncisoo.
Clubs of Ten VIII be supplied vita the Paper for els.
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KMR ARalE.
LOVFJaF kHARPER.

DRzETISs, Bolivar Cluaty 4 Alssis-lppi General Land
Il Agent fr Arkansas arf Mtssissippi.
REFEREScEs.-GoF. q 8. F0sts, Memphis: Brooke
q Sm -i-s TickEbz-E. EplI-f6m
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The French ps pers notice the remarkable
fests in saving human life OF French boy
named Henry Clay. After saving the life Of a
drowning man, for which the Emperor gave
bin a reward OF merit, be soon after saved a
boy who had fallen through -Ihs- iee-ln both
instances lReuDing great risk 70 his OWE llis'
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Cs4R,SO.Ss7S
PUMP SHOP,
On naSotn srrnnt

III 0D1CLl street.
BEFWEEN UNION AND BEAL
TIE und-rsgu wou r-sr-ctfuIy mo On the eiri-
of Memphis ard len iry ard H 8 ru--e--z
customers uving dlstanc= soc c0uu-rs frr ftzlr
past patr4Ea in '-nc o. husiuees Ich bust ezs
has hit1crto been car ed 10 ts ufzctnrrr snd rut
ting the Chzl Pump slime ant SIM 7aII.rlrc nm
70 be the b 81 pump use, wtrn d-of u-a- ri-fs
and Brup rlg ut ~, aul the uh-u roc SD ufe
and puf up.l however tl-re are places where the
ca in Pump crnHot b. USED sis prs n- vet vf g
Or he ode tim " no SOL iki Z at there are
other Pump In Use supe-ior % ibs Chsr prmp 1sre
determined accoa1odat. Tie taste OF 81 b "a tins M
n ppins % any ird . Pump nat TINS rna--
ket 70 ntsh- have THEREFOR mpayft an -xueri-
enced workman lately 'rlm -he Elst Eh. ate re %
puttiug up and reDsiri al Eir IS df Iron Pump Ha
vii aso do ever kiut o. PIT GsIN8 su 10 whicH
vii warrant an When say vsrrz O. 7 u1eau wlat
say, and as what nesn
lave n tue ias- ttt1chsd met iuHrv t0 q rum
Der OF ny nhaiu- Pumps Eta en- ire surds-s aavs
also ussd srge Eziaure wh-e.s on Hand Chsin-Funps
W % equs succ-ss IN one case usv- u-ad t1e we'd
i4nk-Ohan tzrnei aultoa, EhlCh s quite epeus vz
but it fsteth not sway"
"EULTUM IN PARyO 3"
have recently lHvvuted CHAlN PCNP-B0L. en-
oracng tTo copl O. separate ad 70 TINT Cham PuuIs
INT nd d r t,uoi= tsnsmen-s find d.uhis rr-, Two
psrsons can drau water frc tlis htz r1- aue tus
having no Interference with each other har-vr being Id
nee -ft IN th= -artir on Wal fenc la-g- su.ush TOR
an ureuin tos cat, chi'ksn. aua- % arl u one
yard q tn rfher. w0Uli refer y '--1inE t1a
Pump, to P G Binsham Il !. Asrri-an A -o.
P. Ian prepared 70 ship Pumps on ord o. 10 short
notes NJ or d0En, east or Et Of the Hi-ssTp
IA l6-fiV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-18
MEMPHIS AND CHARLFSTUE
WASHINGTON. IA
PHILADELPHIA,
NEUU UnnU

WASHINGTON. BATTT3rOpF
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
'ai- hshTss, fuiv an1 leviy es1lBrrd ard pass.rE
y throdrh 3 bea7tifai suf BATH 1- tr- a--s t5
rsssls-s rrln he NJ sissiDpi y isya rou- tt- hr~-
a-ea mics short'r eud Dossessiak psfeh suI
TINE AND P4RE RRDrCFn -r-ss- tt. --...-s
sshedue af ta- Post one p-Dsrtn M na dea7s ar r
Diiiei and a saving 81 1Isd f.if ho1rs.
Pacing through slsv- re--it1ry srBs se1-Irv Il. -
forfed 'or The c,invsv-ncs af Servant
A. Dalton g., a eholc- Of Ro-ta is oFs-ef-sve e.
luuous railway fhr1Izh G.rrEis srrfh Cs-a1f-n 49,
gsrth rarofna % Rch-n nd a- bv tb. g 81 ~ -.-f
TO Line tsrorsh sf reu1essee anf virafnfs ta Fr-
We Lrncho1-g Rchmorl, ard % az o. the es.atrs-sf
us E11Rs s NAIL TPAIN leaves NeuBsis daily
a. Too n st0~uirg ~ & sfsflfH fHz
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN i4av-s n-5p.,s
~ DatLI letsept sunday 81 i5 p n. 'or J1rct %
Eith = Ais-i E5pi ntrar znf E-1a-szee C--t-,I
1s.lr3,s -emeTy.lL- snt i-t.-v- sfs -ts iaus
TRAINS cONEeCr-AF Grarf I-u-rfrr zffa t-s
eississipai csufral Ealr at % r. v s1-fuzs gri---
Srenafs- Canton Tsrks n a-c ar VIA ~ 800
sppi and Iennsssee Central a r1s t5 b war j. E5a
Al Poeshoutas. uifh ;ri E-skrr line OF c-s.h.s q,
hipiey Pontot Aberss-u. and Coiumsus vis-
thrsush Absr e.. C,i5-,s-. - q. -, l.a1se'
nilus of the ao1 - ard phio Bau-csf
taraa.h or E-ts s1d anti used win tha B-ive-- o.
.i-l-us y ny n0inf desired 3 @ al tha GEFrRaL
iicNEI oFFi' +, Commercial H-ts, sn1 the aadl-ol
Each psssenssr yin D. siausi ore brnf-ss r---s ~
hazE gs5 artIcle wi b. c-r~irf a. "a 49, -s+ h.
aot incifent 20 IN ne-s7u 1f BE- pssrnrsr Ta -z N
- ~ Oo.pa1y w - tsnls-iges rssEo1sl6ls f5r an
Nezroes. Vhen frsveiins acne. uuzt ha-a q re-uit
nan ng the % nt n Ehch aev are % end pe-iyu-
carried No ticHet vii be "a rh-af 1- vii fbs- -
received on TIE cars unl-ss % Or 0er -aaf b. r--
snt or known q ne Tsst AE-ut Co8du-t5r or 5-bsF
person % voaeh for gruEinsnsss o. pe-r ft
asrersl Superintendent.
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