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OUNCE the death o. Mr Bailey thsse cssbrted Springs
- have been purchased By company who bavo re-
noieed ne entire premises built number u spa
eious rooms hesdes many other improvements nacss-
sary for the comfort o. visitors.
With regard 70 The curative properties of BAILEY
springs, their scacy have been fair and satsfacfo-
Necessary on the Part o. he prop ietors 20 word
- 70 ther virtues Suc8 70 % fsv, however that t Is
generay 4 not univsras conoeded thst for the cure
% the O. loving Diseases Bailey Springs unsur-
passed BY any 20 the world white swefliug, Tetter.
ocrodnla DTopsey pTspelsis, Female Disssses wei
ton.
Wsmand Cold Baths viii be furnished for the vlsl-
tors.
he Sorings are open SUMNER snd winter. and the
conndenoe IN them IL gIeaf that there less
than nty visitors present They ocated Lauder-
Gale county. Alabama nine miles Foreuoe and are
1oE most lccgssbe % All sections regular line 1f
stssss and hs Ks vii run TWICE. DAY from Tuscuu1-
pa % the spri7gs connecting win fe thy pass
Tuscumbia each way.
The locality o. the spring. unsurpassed being 90
peasant and healthy csuntry, VITA hne fishing and
hunting grounds
large Livery stable has been erected al the sDrinEs
snd every cescrplcn Of vehicles aluays BE- had.
Ien-pin Alleys. Billiard Tables. ard every descripf ion
o. arlussulfnt nay BE- found the premises.
Cotiiloa and DANCING Parties given regularly during
the week
Band Of Music 2 a. been ENGAGED FOR he seasou-
No ta3rt vii be suared part OF the Broprlatorl
% render visitors comforiaaie and 1g cable
au23-ff BILLS CONNER & co.
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STATE OF TRADE.-It is certainly remsrks.
BILE, in the face Of dire experience, aud with
the present plethora Of money, that The only
/ feld af operations which shows any activity il
the market for stocks and bonds. There The
rush and scramble seems never to cease, not
withstanding very large portion of these so
called securities are at prices far beyond any
possible value they have, or can attain. Mer-
| chapdise, which is present ard tangible, sub
sct TO the control OF its possessor's individual
Intelligence, lies neglected, while the steady
strong consumption of stocks on hand, The i'm
menss reduction in shipments at foreign ports
and in goods arriving here, which must and
will continue for months 10 come, must ere
long bring about a scarcity Of almost sll arti-
eles OF foreign produce. This win enable the
fortunate holders Of goods laid iR at low prices
ruling, to realize from them profits far exceed
ing any interest which can be looked Tor from
investments in uncertain railroad, manufaetu-
ring and copper stocks.
The force Of this idea is most apparen. on
merchandise from distant ports, where eight
months to a year are requisite to procure new
stocks. Take, as an example, merchandise
from Calcutta. aud examine carefully few
figures on some Of the leading articles, which
will show how considerable has been the dim
mutton in shipments thence, caused BY the
check given 20 the trade By The troubles OF last
fall
When it is remembered that for several
months subsequent to the last advices from
Calcutta, shipments will unquestionably be on
a very limited scale-that for a space Of six
months, the latter part Of last year and the
early portion OF this year, scarcely any new
credits were opened, during all Of which time
those existing were running out-that all orders
were countermanded, and no new orders given
for merchandise, except at. very low limits,
which win probably prevent their being exeeu-
ted, since the decline in the foreign market has
not been, and cannot be rapid, as experience
has shown, aud that very much greater caution
will be shown by importers in asking for, and
BY BANKERS in granting credits, II would surely
seem probable that the stock Of merchandise
to come forward for the fall trade, must be far
below the requirements Of thA country.
) The stock at present existing In the country,
and to arrive for some months, is not sufficient
for the intervening period; and as this stock
becomes reduced, which every day is how ef-
fsctihg, prices must advance very much, and
afford a much more safe means for Investment
than any bonds on first OF second mortgages OF
r. firoada - Rosfoa CoHricr. Mau 10Th.
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INroLERAxoE.-Norway has population OF
about a million and a quarter. The inhao-
itants are nominally Protestant. There IS net
Roman Catholic Church or priest IN the
whole land Neither Jew nor Jesuit Is a.
lowed, by the constitution to set ioOe on une
soil
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81 -AA AAA- ANaA all Nllllra
may Be found in the immediate vh.tt-
RATEg OF HAR ~Fzes
White sulphur SPRINGS.


q n NVNH n y y NlINa
I'VE shove watering place viii be opened Tor The re-
Il ception o. Visitors. on the FIRST DAT OF JUNE
sXf. daily line o. Coaches Corr haurs staging
vi connect With the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
a. the burusVie Depot. Ten hours travel from Mem-
phis 20 the SprinEs. F0r heslth pleasure the Whs
sulphur ID equal % any Watering pace N1rrh or South
zoe baad q Music from New Orlasus VII b. atten-
dance GEO. SHALL,
zDif-daW2m Pr1prietor.
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baltimore 01sd Ohio
$50
II a IT u n A N


THIS Roaa runs from Wheeling to Baltimore, tgIs
i mues) and % Washington, 600 milesl and presents
The fullest advantages both ss freight and passeRgef
lina 70 through Wild and romantic reelous Of the
Aeghenies and being soiiiy constructed, competalg
eqsipped and carefully managed, Is one o. the uost a
trciya and safest Railroads the Uaited States Tts
Csntra OHIO Railroad, from Columbus sid Eanesvfe
Wheeng, untes this road with all portions Of the Wes
and Southwest.
LOUISVILLE snd ST. LOUIs 70 the NATIONAL Ne
TROPOLIs sold BY this road, which runs direct q
Washington without the delay of passng through Hati
more y is also the only me p Nheh e-sssss o4 1-
chi 1cked 70 Washington from the Ohio river
E7-By the MAIL ROUTE fron Memphis, taka ths ulsh
steamers, running daily for Lolsvle aauneetins tners
Eith mail steamers Jsrs0nvle Railroad for Cineln-
natl vhers they arrive 70 connect with the cars o.
Little Miami Railroad for Columbia olnleetms ther
win Central Ohio Rairosd through Newark and lanes
vie 70 Wheeling By tho express train Of this route
ths time fro Cincinnati 70 Baltimore and to Washington
rBs sars 70 ssS fer tickets By the B,ors and Ohio
s5.5.sse5~srs ,ror, Memphis ron- Kast thrsa-h 50
Is can buy Tsruugh Tickes b. tbs Baltimore and Ohio
Rzr5ad This roate lays through Ynoennes iee Haute
EiS-isprl and connnecting Roads. These connections
are al Direct and the time fTol 81 Louis 70 BAtiors
or Washington is but about 4s hours fhr9asn ISke.'
By this nay Be had of the Agent under the Plan
tsrss House al the following rates. Fron ST. Louis 4
I Beltincre s2ss 70 Washingtoa s2s-
Al Whceng the passenger takes the superior cars o.
a. Baltimore and Ohio Rsrosd which lesFe three time.
daily for Baltimore, Wzshingt0ns Philacephia and New
Yort Throazh IN IS II hours including stoppsses
-ners comfort hs rsad Is second 20 none in the Union
I FREIGHTS. - his Company possesses the lsrges
equipment % any Railroad r. The United States and i
prepared 70 do immense business IN transportation
ts road makes immediate connection st the wharves
10 the streets Of Batinore With the Rarosd 20 Phiadei
nnia and New YORK, steamers 81 Ericgson and BALTT
I MORE sTEAnIsHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 NeE
YORK and BY Merchauts and Miners Line Boston
steamers % Norfolk, Charleston Savannah, sc p
particulars, freight tariff copies of which may Be hs
o. the Forwarding Houses In the west q J. B. F0RD
Receiving and Forwarding Agent ct wheeling.
WM. s. WOODSIDE,
Hsster q Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKErs allowing me holders TO stop Z
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DIXON s HELM

DINUN 8 HELMs
A TTORNBTS At Law. Memphis, T8unessee. Ofhcei
u s'uth ldae o. Court sqBsre, dO0rs East Of ths
River Eank iani2-dn
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Notice.
.TsEsE ReceigefE,

mn sfeamers Ine0marl hllIof AIFIn A1aIA'I - |"
RW. Hnl:
suRsr-Fair, Prime and Choice;
sugsr-Crushed and Pogtsret;
Noissser-Barre.s and halves;
Golden syrup, Rio Cofee;
Roe Herringss MscEerel In bols. and kits
Tobasco and Cigarf star Candies;
Extra 81. Louis Flour;
Bacon Hams sides and Shoulders;
AiIof which win be sod at the lowest cash prices.
JEO. G. FLOURNOY,
suscessor to Fiournoy, Cooper and Lsske,
sp2s-u 1856 Main street.
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WI. r. ARICR
LOVEJOY & HARPER.

0RESTIss, Bolivar C5u1ty, MISSISSIPPI General LAni
Il AGENT f1r ArkEnsas sFd Aissississl.
REFEREScEs.-5ov. Il 9. Fosts, Memphis; Brook,
4 Sn-des, VloksburE. 1p2I-dsm
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H- One square, renewable weekly, per Ennana so 90
twice rreet. SO 90
u Two sgssEes, rsasvaAls vessy. per EnnEn, 90 @
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~ Mehammed Pseha, the Turkish admiral,
has addressed letter to Mayor Tiemann, Of
New York, transmitting for presentation, to
the Bows Schsol, on RandalPs Island, ban
ner, or {" Union flag" as slight acknowledg-
ment Of the great qualification experienced
by him on his late visit to the island. The
flag blends the star and crescent Of Turkey
with the stars and stripes of the United
States
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A TTORNETS AT Law, Chlrl5ston, Mss, win prso-
- tics IN The foloEi1g Counties Of kcrfh Hississipp
Tzllshztchie. Pznez, Tslobusha Carroll, SBnaJFer;
the Fe7e-al Court At P0ntooc and the Supreme Court
At Jackson Prompt attention viii Be paid 70 the Csec
tion Of Claims placed 10 their bands
REFERrscEE watssa, ersn & Benton, Holy
SPRINGS, Kiss; ~ p. Stezrns Oxford, Mss L S.
Fisher Tscksau, Mss Wstt Nobis Nobley, NJ. Or
leans, Is. apI6-3El
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FRI0K OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY RATES ron ADvERrTsINe.

AsePfed By re Appeal end Eusls d1s EagsireT.
For ene square OF ten lines OF less one lnssou.eI 0,
For ssch ADDITIONAL faearrIor 81 same = s.
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NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP
yETM. r. POLK, and Smith P. Bankhead, having
w fqrmc q qartuership, viii hereafter praotos iaN
together IN tie cftv ~ Meulphls- noEl-ly
NJ ID. WEIGH,
A TrORNEY AT Law, JGcksong Tenn Al pnAiheat
"A ntrnsiet 70 lis care pr0Rpty ATTENDED 10
a af-rar
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CAUTION! (!

EAEAD GAEhEE = IL ~
FTYHE gsnuiae highly CONCENTRATED B0'RaAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTBRS IS put Up lu half piut pulI.es
cv and refaieI At oue dollar for singis bottles NE
great demand this truly celebrated medicine has n
duccd many limitations which The public anqu-a sla11
against purchasing. -.
Az for BERHAvE'S HOLLAND BirtEks, lsinu'-
fasfured hy BsnjaniR Page r. & Co. of R1ttsburzh,
p and see that their 4 he snel Of every bot
- BENJAMIN PAGE, JR-s 8 CO.
M.nufacturing Pharmaceutlst and Chemists.
..a9 Pittsbur7h, Pa.
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UNNIEIl D DUN TIa1UNT
Speaker OF the HoEse Of Representatives,,
JOHN O. BuRCH,
speaker Of the senate.
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A FonrBoDrEo.ZThe Dublin Nsiioa of tt.

n
24th ult., contains the fOllowingi
Il is certain that Louis Napoleon has at last
become the voice Of the generals, BY whose
authority with the army be is sustained, and
that their voice is unanimously for war We
observe that strstegieal lines Of railway are
being formed in various directions, those con-
Meeting the great naval arsenals, CherbOurg,
Brest and To1lon, ETC., are being pushed on
with suspicious Tspidity; 80 as 20 concentrate
the forces Of the country within few hours
either on the Mediterranean path 10 India or
at Boulogue where the channel between
France aud England may be now said to have
been brdged over By the great steam navy
which has been 50 seaul6usly increased Of late
years. Supposing theWar takes the latter d.
rection, the French armyis but two miles dis
tant from the great British capitalize great
est prize that has ever fallen into the hands Of
a victorious soldierv. In short, war has be-
come a necessity OF the French Government;
the people viii no longer endure the ironsilence
Of despotic reign without some relief BY the
drama Of war and glory with which they have
always been amused, and the army are equally
wearied with the dead camp life when SO many
nations around them invite conquest. Let this
march on London be but once effected (the oc-
cupation Of London by a French army IS iden-
tieal with the destruction of Englsnd) and the
face of the world is changed. America ssizes
the commerce Of the east; the Mediterranean
becomes once more the basin Of European
trade; England sinks into a Holland, and Paris
becomes the imperial Rome Of the west and OF
the nineteenth century.
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J which were purchased At Psnici prices" for
CASH and VIII sold corresPondngly low rates.
We solicit exsninafi8n q stock. " No trouble
% show Go ds,' and every srtce we sen, gaarantied
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s. . % % 002s O0so O0so o3s9 o 9 co.'s oolas .
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A Pun BAcK.-Soms.ime since there was
a fair held in the city-What fair we will not
specify-Where the assem5lage, as at most
fairs, was of a decidedly heterogeneous char
scter - exceedingly mixed. A gentleman Of
our acquaintance one evening thought he would
step in and see what was gong on, and be had
hardly entered the room when a young profess
sional gentleman, from neighboring city, with
whom lie was acquainted, stepped up ts him in
a very considerable state of excitement and in
/ formed him that he had just been introduced
! to a beautiful lady-the pTettiest in the room,
aud that he ever saW--a splendid creature.
/ he was smitten sore, and already in the first
| fiery incipiency Of love. He beggsS the gentle
! man to let him lead him up and give him an in
/ PRODUCTION to the charmer, who was keeping a
table. DESTROYS Of seeing such paragon, our
] friend consented, aud was escorted across the
room by the fascinated. They approached the
object Of his alteration, and he was on the
/ point Of commencing ceremony Of introduc-
Z tion which, under the circumstances, might
I have proved embarrassing, when our friend
suddenly turned away, and being followed to
another part Of the room, excused himself for
! having declined the introduction 30 cavalierly
BY the plea that be knew the lady very well.
50 be did. She was the ch1mbsTmdid employed
ia his family. who, without bis knowledge, IN
al then, bad attended The fair, and dispensed
smiles and fancy articles to admiring young
gentlemen. We bad a sight Of her ouTsslf, and
she is very pretty.-N. o. True DeltG.
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IsAAC n. sTEELE..E- 7. HohoAh.-Wn- d. sTELLLI
Oovingt0n, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis. Tenn.
STEELE. MORGAN s. STEELE,
A TFORNETs AND COUESELORS AT Law, Mem
a uhfs Tern win practice in the Courts Of West Ten
Tessee once On NAN ST. in walkers Block. Nos 2ud
noor Special at1eutOn pad 70 the collection Of CiAis
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BRITISH AGGRESSION REsIsrED.-All honor
10 Captain Bartlett, Of the ship Cldreadon
He has struck a blow for the fTeedomof the
seas and in defence Of bis countTy's flag, which
deserves eommendstion from every honest
American. We learn BY the mailthis morning
! that this brave sailor refused to show his pa
pers, or to hoist bis ensign at the orders Of the
British steamer BH=sard, and that although
guns were fired, and one hsndred armed men
sent alongside in boats be successfully defisd,
and refused them admission to his ship; while
/ British valor, and rage fzzled out in bastard
/ Is blow, received by Captain Bartlett, but
which the officer who was only allowed 70 come
on board for parley, denied any intention of
having given.
This was brave and manly on the part Of the
] American Captain, and will be an earnest to
John Bull Of what he may expect, should be
dare persist in these outrages, when our na-
tional ships, which are fastening to the scene,
clme up with one Of his piraticsl craft, 10 the
attempt to board and search an American YES
| sell Philadelphia .fTgns
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Beaver Dam Springs.
Hickman County, Tenn.

I
Change Of Prop-ietOTship and Management
TINS celebrated wstsriag-Piaes. having been par
saira and renovated vii be oDened fr ta soeDt1n o.
visitors on ths
= W Q ntiSfh or NJ n y 4.
fhe ate prop ieors having disposed o. their entire IN
terest 10 the SPRING the su0scrber ASSISTED By Mr
ishmcnt and neiIhfr pains exp viz Be spared 70
render Beavef Dam one of the most pleasant and oofo
able WaierinE-p 'a7es in the Southwest
ACCOMMODATIONS. &C.-The buHd nzs have all
been PLACED In excellent repair and many Improvements
adled 90 that EOuk HUNDRED Fisltors can Be accom-
noe.ied vita ever osui0rt aud couversncs- The tass
il Be a5undantly suppsd ai VII be equal % those q
drsf-ciags hotels.
TIE WATERs-Ths waters a. Beaver Dam consist Il
White. 6rey, Red and Bsck sulphur Chaybeate lDroven
By analysis 70 &c the strongest the slas and ne est
NzDl1AL ArTBNDAECE-Fhs subscriber. uho has
nedieins IN North alabama 1ss s,s-n6is. e1- b con-
manded a. 81 heurl ~ visitors "a m ehsnos 20 need
MANS OF ACCESS TO REGvER BAsE-Fhsrs are
three routes 70 these Sprlngs az of Whch arr n me
pair. lire OF coaches Win run from Ca-aia thrse
times Wak and passeugars WI q fror a iron that
2's pa s,ts 9 one asy 5ne pa, 9 e c E asi rqsds q
Landing, the Tennessee rtrr ~ Ftlsh vizltars a.
FTosehins from ma s.g7I,sir. 5ss5y - :
GNUssEs; 4- aza At uereulisa
str an runs nearihe pblos ss tr rrcat r.,I-.I.-rs
may Be found IN the immediate Vsltr
RATES OF HAR GEz
Per 90
Children under ten years Of 50
LIBERAL deduction Wil b. made IN ths ahovs rates
When families remain one month CT during the
hEFERENrEs-Geu- Hinton, Jackson. Kiss joseph
Cox, Ksq., Selma, Ala Dr.. Dessss Izckson Kiss. I;
John ". Larsly, Selma. Ala. Ma SIS j. so Prince.
Tuscaloosa, Ala DIS. ". n. P. Nsvsum, Tus-
eumbia Ala n G. Gslavay, G. p. F0uts, Elq a. d.
small Esq-s Memphis Tenn A. n Loouey, ESQ. Co
iumeis, fern THOs. ?. KILLER.
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a TIE SUBS 9crlher WCull r.
~ s,s.--,rrv INFORM his friends tA4s2E-s1ASs
- Il ma ne travelling putIc that his tli.or
tAzsEzst - IN - RFsT AURANT and HOTEL GAliNI
an Adams srret nearly opposite the Horsham housei j.
- rrn whore his ri sIds and customers VII De- FUR
- ~ -, N rinfso OF Game and decseiss of tie Sea-
- - ,il a. the choicest brands ef Wines. Chaleug-
- ~ corDstition he solicts 4 liberal share of the
nIs,,r Is = nsfronaes Tzpi-1yl JOSEPH TEUFEL-
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House-Mover and paIser

I DO respectfully inform the citizens 81 Mem- -,
4 phis ard the surrounding country that an Ilsd
prepared with The necessary screws and drtures tI
70 Move, Raise, Lower and StlaiEhteu BUILDINGS -
of ali descriptions Pers0ns waiting work Dose IN that
line wti and it 10 their interest 20 can on at ny
place Of resdsnce, corner OF Man aud Overton stree
Memphis WILLIAM BOOTHa
fahl-la-Ir
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
GENERAL ADVERTISING AND COL
LECTING AGENCY.
NxERRVVI A. Co.
MERRIhII e 90.
40. 3 HOwARD's Row.

No. HOWARD'6 Row.
HAVTNG esfsb hei ourselves IN the above business,
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of the oomu-
nifty. - d.
Keen constantly on hand ane and select stock Of
Nouvslettes Periodicals, &c
- Refer 70 Jas g. h@Trinsn I'm. Park T. b.
Frics Rev Dr. BHrbse, Archibald Wrighty Esq., Judge
Jno A. Noos, h Eerisy Patterson, n C. 5AiisEay, h
ID stIokncv BaIlefin Company Mechanism, TrousdAle
! A Din. ep1o-ly
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John Brown.

rT~pER THE COMMERCIAL HOTKI, Is preps7d I,
] wsiton ne gentlemen with his salt Rum prepare
ions and other ToR.cs for the hair. feh96
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For baltimore, Washington, New
Work, Philadelphia sc.
Direct Through Line for the Eastl
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY
Wholesale and Retail
CANDY MANDATORY


TTNHANKFUL to his friends and the public for the
liberal patronage extended % him the last twelve
years. N. LOUIS AONTEDOEICO begs leave 70 inform
the citizens Of Memphis and vicinity, that he viii
stAnty keep hand large Assortment Of the best i'm
ported Wines-Caret, fort, hadeirs, white sc; also
scotch Ale ard Lonuon Porter Also the best Brandles
warranted 70 Be pure and genuine.
n. L. HoNTEDoSICo always keeps en- hand great
variety OF Fancy Candies and Toys, assortment Of
stick Candy, Pr1nes In ars and boxs Raisins Craps
every kind Of Fruits and uts Pickles, LObstsrs, sar-
dimes Olives, French and English Mustard, Sugar. In
loaf and boxes Carscao harasChino Old wines, Singer
Preserves Savannah, New York End BJston Preserves
CstsGp Pepper Sauce Choooste, C0rdais Syrups ac-
czroni Vermacel, the best Havana Czars, aud great
many other articles too numerous mention Of
for sale very low, eithcr hy wholesale OF retail
He would Be glad 20 wait his old customers and a.
many ones as msy call upon him, promising them
genuine articles and gccd bargains mYL-ly
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Baton EouFF, April Us, Is55-et u,
.RtflffcR.
Young America.

A IL RgPAIRING and JOBBING, from end aileI "a.
"A date, must be cash on devery-ogr reses, y s,
mers every thirty days. A-NNA' i0
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sCnTT 4 nIN0N

A TTORNETs AT Law AND SOLICITOR SIX CaAE-
n CKRT, Hrmphls- Tenn, viii prsclioe their profes-
tnn IN ell the Gourts beid IN the city Memphis md the
---e and Feiersl Courts a. Taokson. Prompt aften-
ti1n b given 70 81 claims for cG2cti0n eEruste 20
them Oflce New Bank Building c1rnerc Of Main and
Hsdison streets, River bank Entrane on Madison
street iane-ff
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?Ar0ffsslonal Garos.
WILLIAM REMEDY, Jr

A TTORNEY At L.AW-Oace over GEyoso Bank Build-
~ ing. Madison street, Memphis, Tenn Eyl2-ly
,. KsOx WALxEz..-..-...........E.L L. E'ooESICo.
TTTALEKR & EsCONEIC0, Lawyers. Memphis. Ten
w nessee- -Oflce. Ne. y s0uth sita Csart square
sEls
q ~ TERsER..-yEo. C. FAzRsssTcs 20. TERsER.
Ferger. harrington 4 YergeF,
AT50REETs At Law, NEzPHIs, TENE.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-03

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Commencing FRIDAY, November 13, 1851
Two Daily Trains Each way,
OE and after FRIDAT, November 1s, Trains wiz ~
- a. follows.
NAL Passenger Trala VIII lssve BroWnsvfls daily (Sun
days excepedl a. o'eock A. n and arrive At Memphis
at n A. n
Rsturnlng-Lsaves Memphis ct s'eiock P NJ, and
arrives ~ BroEnsville Al SOS P. n.
lhe Freight snd Accommodation Train leaving Memphis
daily fSlniays excepted at Tl5 o'clock n and arrtTl
a. Brownsve a. l2-35 connecting st Asson's win
5 tine OF Hacks for CovingtoR.
Rsturnins-Lesves Brownsville at I:45 P n, and ar
riving % Memphis st Sis p. D..
" Through Tickets for the following places can be OBJ
tained Of P. a. Patterson & Bro, Commercial aote
viz
CHERRTTILLE,
TRENTON,
CAGEVILLE,
HCLENORESTILLH,
QUINCY,
SHADY GROVE
HUNTINGTON, &c
HENRY COFFIN,
n0vl3-tf Superintendent.