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Thornton on CORpeydnc.
ina


From the difference which
exists between the chsrac.
ter ald Is $ Of personal Ant
rea property, there ustu-
rally aud reasonably arisei
g oorresponding dldsrenes
in the evidence By which
they are respectively belt.
The one perishahie and
trzrsitoTy In It's Bs'ure-
ever changing and shifting
is location with that OF It's
possessor-cou'd scarcely b
referrs & 20 q bet er eyidsncf
OF sEnzrship than ECtuai
possession. The oIher, IN
peFishahie in quality, and
inU0v8ble in capacity, Ia
tiensliy suggested an evt-
deIcs OF title, c1rrespo1d-
ing, a. nsaras may b with
It's own indl stIuctible and
permanent natu e.
There j. no difficulty 10
Accounting, therefore, fOl
tse greater caution and ad-
di ional formality which
fron the e liest ages, have
pertsined 70 the transfer Of
eal over personal property
. As liberal principles
in government ha e pro-
gressed, n zse Accumulated
restrictions have yielded F;
but Il Is still, and ever muri
Be. one OF fhe nrs. duties q
a usil-regu' atFd community
% prescribe and am sng tn
NEST earnest ard IMP .rtaut
i1qui-ies e The properly
h6lder, 70 inf IN hims-lf Of
the rules anf assurances b.
WI lch land Is acquired and
retained. Bat in
NJ country ls land ss q
subject q sale, marked
with less peer n~e, OF IN
which II 20 readily passes
from owner % owner, as
here / Kentis Com. AS
. Every citizen
is capablA Of Gcluir nS land
IN The IN d-s prescribed BY
Law. ana if exempt fr0n the
disabilities Of idllcy inssn-
ity ant iufancy, may slien
etc the same Et pleasure
I5.d Sat still Il can ueith-
e Be a-q aired nur q ienated
exc u under the reguid-
fi0ns PRESCRIBED b. idtC
ard nc Z generally b. The
sal ltafy ard other modin-
cations or the common law
sCODte,l BY cacH S;ate re-
sPectivrly. what those
7 galAii0ns are, therefore,
becoults 8 cons Iteration Of
prime importance.
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The American
Plate Glass Company.

TTAvTHG reconstructed and enlarged its works, sr,
L i prepared 20 furnish ROUGH PLATR GLASS Of q
quality superior to anything that has been offered 10 h
Market OF any size IN any quantity, aud At the
notice Also PRESSED GLASS OF all descriptions f5'
PEvements Vessels, &C, sc. Liberal Discount AiloEet
10 the trade. omes, No. go Broadway, New York.
myii-sm
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PROF. REMINqTO.
NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sToDART PIANOS,

Has ths pleasure 70 announce to his friends and the
subIic generally that he has been Appointed bT Aesrs
stodart 4 Norris of New York, Agent for ths sale q
sFODART PIANOS
Hs is nov opening at their stcre MADISON street.
sew Doors rc ths Union aan1, large stock Encn VI
b sold Il Esv Fers PTsesss os~SssR
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DiSSOIutIOn.
,TlEst ReceiUed,

DKR s,s,mSr. insomar' Editor AVN Adams. and h
r. ". Hill
suxAr-Fair, Prime and Choices
guEsr-Crusbtd and Pogderedi
Nelaeses-Barreis ana b1ivesj
Golden Syrup, RIO Coteei
Roe Herrings; Hacksrei in bbls. and kits;
Tobasco and Cizari Star Candiesi
Extra 81. Louis FLOUR
Bscon Hams. sides and Shoulders;
Anof With viii Be sold at The lowest cash prices.
JEO G.. FLOUREOT,
Successor 70 Fiourn0y, COopar and Leskes
.-,st, Ie6 Main street
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Bailey Springs.

CtNCE The DEAN % NJ Bailey th-se cslpi r8td 1gl
- have been pu enazed - company Who have re-
loitied the entire prcmsfs h1l nuu1rr q spa
sary for th~ c1nfort o. vlsitnrs-
WIN regard 20 rhe -ura i5e propertifs Of Bai ,
SPRINGS their cscy have be- far auf sstsfacto-
MY tese-d In thousaus ~ asLzncs 70 reud % M
neeesssr nn the part n b. Drop iotors % say uod
as U neir virtues Sulc1 % % Az, h1gevfr that d -
fsneray q not Cuivar. alr concafd thrt fer the cure
= the 7loving dis-ases. Bafey sprinFs un ur-
passed y any il the 70 "a Whit sws linz, le ter
sersn1a Dropsfys Dgspe 81, Female DIS ases ss vf
A. All Feuereal anf Cutanssus Diseases Of every tae
ton.
warn and Cold Baths VII BE- furnished Tor ths vis-
tors
ne S-ri1Es are open sumusr ard winter anf tks
rorddence then Is that there never Jess
than dft7 visitors pressut TheT iocEtad rn L11tr
dale county Aassua ue miies from EorPuse and are
1oT most ssib = 81 sections rPguisr Iine 1
STAGE. ard hs = uiIl TO TWTGB DAY from tt cu7-
pa n b sDri oounecag win thccarl az hey pas
ru@cumbis esch vay
The lscatv % The sprlugs unsurpassed bfug IL
2ieasast and healthy cauntrys viii nns ashlng and
hunt ng Erounds
large Livery Stable has heen erected 81 re Springs
and every desc lpiion o. vehices -lEays b had
Ien-Din Aneys lizard fables ard sry 1e cripf iou
% smussulfnt nav Be- fourd en- The preulses-
CotIian and DancnE Parties glv-n resua ariy during
he week
A Bard o. Husic as been enEa7rd for IRE seEsou-
No dsrt VII Be- suar-d the nart o. b. pr0gILat1fB
% render Vsifors co1fortatle aud O. abe
su22-f r lis CONNER 3 co.
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~ Se 9 oAres reneEantc Eeekyl per aunE1l- &c .
tEiue week, " 50 q
q 1Eo squares, renewable weekly per an1um, 60 q
A." % twice week. GO 50 q
n All Advertisements required 70 be kept second
psEes cHARSED AS NV EACH DAY, and On third Fagr
an advance over stated rate.
E- Advsrtisemeuts directed 70 be displayed O. set n
AerEc type, chsrEed noUuLE rates
" KeErly advertisers vi be charged extra for ooc1-
wing Epsce coltract and when TYPE is
gured 70 Be Ese M sdYertIseenf kept On inside q
PsPer.
n Yearly advertisers in be chErged extra A. regular
1tes for TEuts, Rents, Removals OopHrtnsrship No
Hoes, 10 ConsigDees, &c
. TRzEsIEST ADTERTIsrse nUsT BE PAID FoE
u zDvAEcE.
Or No Esvertissnsnt VII appear in tie weekly paper
enlsss By special contract.
u Adv-7isesnts be inserted N tAe weekly paper
ouy irregular iatevals IN sthsT q the payers VI
b charged 81 per square for every Insertion.
q AunOuncinE candidates fer STATE County ard NJ
uicps ooos $ each 70 be paid IN sdTSncc IN eveIy
Instance
~ Az asvertisenents for Chsritsbis Tnstlsutions.
Rire Companies, Ward, Town, and ether Public Nsetings
tlbe charged half Price.
u Marriages sEd Deaths are Published ss news but
ohif1Ariss Tributes q Respect and FuEerG Invthous
fother sdvertisemeHts.
n An Legal HHd TrEnsient Advertisements VII be
1arged by he insertisr
q Editorial Notices n Local Cslurn win Be charged
cents Per lire.
y No deduS5on CT variation WI bs ussds frsn tbs
oTegofEg rates.
RGIAEAHAE. FRoUsDaTE & prTT
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CAUTION 4!

hLAU NAsaE r y = =
TTTUE zenuit te highly CONCFN1R r sTED tClRHA AFs'5
HOLLAND BITFzRS Is put up iu half iils bottles
ouy and realed dollar for single BOTTLES. rhe
grssi demand fsr this truly csebra ed medici has
ducsd many limitations which the public ehould guard
against purchasing.
Al for BGRHAyE'S HOLLAND BIrrERS. uasna-
fastured 0y B-njaniR Page, r. q Co, ai PIKE brEh,
Pa and SEQ hat tter The label erfry Tot
tIe BENJAMIN PAGE u. a CO..
NAa1tsct1ring Pharmaee1tist snd CD mists.
spe5 Rirssurgls p.
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Notice.

TIE subscriber having purchased the interest Of his
partners In the iats irm of Elournoy Cooper q
Lake, viii continue the Wholesale GROCERY
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS IN his
name and for hts aoco1nt, and respectuly So
cts the patronage Of the cid house ens mers and bis
friends generally. JNO. @. FJOUREOYs
aplO-apIB fgs Nan street.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA,
NJ u WnDE

PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
TNaIs Railway fully and newly equipped, and passing
throlTh bPs 1tiful and heaithy caurtry. rsrs TO
travellers the Mississippi VsUsya route three hu
d-ed miles shorter aud possessing Ereabr dspatch and
comfurt thsn any ofher to Ia r ST and NORTH.
TTHE AND F1RE REDUCED -Urssr tbs present
ssheue Of the Post ore Bepartm Mt delays per-
nitted and saving eT-cted n "a hours.
Passing through Slave Territory ample security Is a.
forded for The Conveyance Of Servants
At Dalton Ca a choice Of Routs- Is oferet-by orn-
iinuous railway throuEh Georgia, south Carulina and
North Caroua 70 Richm nd By tn Great Ms'rusoli
tan Line tArough E.st Tennessee and virginia % Knox
vile Lvnchburg, Richmond, and 70 al Of the celebrates
TirEiuia Springs
at TOO p N stonping at a statilns.
TIE ACCnNMODATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAILY texoept sundaysl at IS. ? NJ. FOR Junction
with g Mississlupi Central and rsnnessee Central
aailroad sorerville and intermsdafe sta ions.
TRAINS CONNeCT-At Grand Junction With the
HississiDBf Central Railroad 70 Holly sprinrs Oxford
Greuada, Canton Jacks~n. etc an wiih the Missis-
ppi and Tennessee Central Railroad 70 Bolivar Jackson,
At Pocahontas. with til weekly line OF Coaches %
Ripley. P0ntotao Aberdeen, and Columbus. Miss.
Al Iusa. with daily line Of four-horsf Coaches
through Absr cen, Columbus, ec % the norhern ter
minus o. the NOD T. and Ohio Railroad.
Throuzh tickets zo9d until used-Eith the priveer Of
stopping a. any point desired 3 q at the GEvr7sr.
TICKET OFFIcEs Commercial Hotel and q the ellison
Bach PASSENGER wi be allowed one hundrsd pounds Of
bagz article viii BE- carried ba. raza that Ia
ao incident 20 t6- person Of he pass nger case %
loss the Company vii boil themselves responsible for an
amount not exoeeding o.
NeEroes, when traveiing alone, must have a permit
nng the point TO which hey 70 60 and suecfvnr
that tney are % travel by rair ad they vii not be
carried No ticset vii be sold them nor wiz thev be
received the unless tn ir owner or agent BE- p
ent or known u the Ticket Agent Conductor O. other
person 70 vcueh for senuineEess OF permit.
P @. AREs.
General supsrintrndsnt.
q1rna-f-f.-fa,s - T-.,----s.sr--
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n tice iz ths fug-i1g ootss of EcTth Essissippi
TGiiahstchie, Psno a. TEiobzs1E Csrrou SuHa1gyer
the FEDERAL Court P0niotoc, and the Supreme Co1rt
sf Jackson Prcmpt Etenron viii De paid to The Caec-
ti0n Of Gains placed in their hands
REFERENCES - WatsaH, Graft & Benton, Holly
Springs, Miss; Y. T. StearlE Oxford, Mss Z s.
Fisser. jackson, MSS FAti, Noble = Hoblsy, Or
leans, Ia. apf5-sm
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PHILADBLPHtA- A BALTIMORE
wAsHTNfIOS, MONrREAL
PORTLAND aaf an important p ans.
NORTH ND EAzT

PUkfLAND an al important IN,
NORTH a ~ ID AsT
At C1ieaso, oonnssting viii Michigan Cs-tHai Ears
.ravinZ tue stHe dsp1t for Dstro T. Nis<ara PA .
Ro hester Albs1y EsE TX iBsston. asd sn Easteru
and Atlantic Cit-s. Oalv tW1 chalEes Of ears fr n
raro 70 Stt an ttors' from "a 70 o Abanv, and
for from Ca rJtl New YORK Tine f-oz CairO % heu
York - hlurs. Connects a. Santovai vita Ohio and
ri sisstpsl RsrBad ron 81 LSuls ana Yilcenues 81
Pana. with trsns % De Terra Ha1fe, alton md ST.
Lols tirssd Irdsa1apols L0Ui VIE au1 Cinein-
ati; a. reca-ur Eith main liqe Express for Galsra
and Drufeth-the lat e. come "a With t-sins T.
sp-inr1eh Naples Rrck Islani Buriiszton and 1in~y
AZ trains ffOR Caif1 connect a. Saadovsl with t1e
Otfo ani Mississippi trains for St Louis ani Cine1-
aail
me Illinois Central Railroad Company have add 70
thair Roi ing Sic twenty superb ststarolm seeIng
cars eacu of Ehich viii elfortaoy berth hiy pssssn-
gers
Through Tickets.
Ether bg Sfseas50af ra S. Louis aHd thence bg Rail
raod 0sfS Cairo and thence by RGrood 10 al p0its
North
gro for o1s var snt allowing holds-s 70 stop st any
point ant rssune heir seats a. psa7urs an 81 iof0r-
nation rp.c Ing The route may b. red sp1lica-
tim q the Comp tnv's On e IS Jed rso1 street doors
east Of the Ccmnsrcisl Ho.-i. Mrmphis
WIILIAW NORIN. Assent,
For Illinois Celtral snd on nj Nssissipcl Railroads,
sn RsI r1ad LII e % steamrH- marff-tv
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
-
R A IL R o A d
CHAxGE OF SCHEDULE.

IN and sftsr WEDNESDAY, Februsry 3 1857. the
" Trains On this road vii as fellows, tSundzys
excepted }
The Nal and Passenger ain vii leave Psnola daily a.
A. n. and arrive ct Memphis az 70 A.
Returuing leaves Memphis az n. sud arrives o.
Penolz a. 8 p ~.
The Frszht and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
iaiy $50 A. n. and arrives Al Pamela az n A n
EeiurnlnE. leaves Panoia a. A NJ and arrives Al
Aenrlls at
P-rsons travelling on the Mar Train can spend I've
hours IN Memphis ard return IN the same day
Passenger Train naEes di-ect cunectiCn ~ Meuphis
With the Eelpal5 snd Ch Hrle71 Kairraf going
a. the Memphis and Ohio Railroad g'inE Narth.
be Freight and Accommodation runs in Connection
with stage and from the foi'swnE pases- Oskiand
Preston md crenaia there making coznecfi0n with
Stages through Carntou and Lexington thence 70 the
uortheru teBi o. the kissEsppi Central Railroad for
Canton Jsck~on and New Orleans.
Throug- Tcksts for arsnada can be obtalned at ths
HF-nrhis Drpot
ms IL much fne shortest ronte and passengers leav-
ing Memphis by the morning arrfve - Grenada TIE
sans evening, having daylight the whole way
N ". EEWBIsL.
~ 1-r-a- Hrfa IFarre
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There is great deal more Of the same sort
indeed, Thornton's entire book is " hooked -
without the slightest remorse, the few and
slight alterations Of the text being only where
il was necessary to conceal the theft and aid
| the imposturs The piracy is so glaring that
| Mr. John Livingston, il be be indeed lswy er
Of the city Of New York, ought to be struck
1 profession whose highest function is to punish
/ men who lie and steal-of both Of which often
ses be is culpable in this wholesale pilferine
| from our friend Thornton. In this exposure OF
| him we trust we have at least 81 rid these seas
Of that Red Rover"
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Baltimore Q9sd Ohio

X A / l. X " A IL
THIS Road runs from wheeling to Baltimore, (s7s
mnes) and to Washington, 900 mies) and presents
the fullest sdvEntages both freight and passenger
line. Il thT0ugh wild and romantic regions Of tn
Aneghenes and being sOldy Constructed, completely
equipped and carefully managed Is of the most At
trcfve 1d saF-st RsiIroads N the United st.tes ~
Central Ohio Railroad frOm Columbus End ZanesvletI
Eheeng unites this road With all PoriolS Of the Wes
and Southwest.
THE osLY THzoUsH TIcKETs FRoa MEMPHIS
LouIsvILLE and ST. LOUIS TO the NATIONAL NE
TROPOLIs, sold BY THIS road which runs direct =
Washington without the delay 0f passing through Hat
more IL is also the only line By which baggage b.
checked TO WashinEton from the Ohio river.
L3-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, taxa the mai
Steamers running daily for Louisville connecting thsre
With steamers Jedersonv Railroad f1r Otncn-
nsti bers thev av 50 as 10 connect With the cars
With Central Ohio Railroad, through Newark and lanes
vile 70 Wheeling By the express train Of this route
is less than 27 hours.
T1-P.sssnSsrs from Memphis zoinz East thrsuyh st
Iu. can buy Tkrouzh Tickets b ths Baltimore and Ohio
Rsfrosd This route lays through Vncanes, Terra Haute
rr5ian.rolis etc 70 WheeIing over the Ohio and
Nississpf and counnecting Roads. Taese connections
srs al direct and the tine from ST. Louis 70 Baltimore
- washington Is but shout - hours. Th-o1gh Tckets
~ MS -oute nay Be- had q the Agent under the Plan
tsr,s House a. the following rates Prom St. Louis 10
Bsltincre s2si % washington s2s-
Al Whcaling the passenger takes the superior
ne Batora and Ohio Raruad, which leave three times
dzy for Baltimore, Wsshington, Phaceiphia and New
Tork Thr0sgh in Is n hours, including stoppsgss.
For safety, speed regularity, beauty Of he country and
general comfort this read IL second 20 IN the Union
FREIGHIS- - This company Possesses the largest
equipment Of any Railroad In the United States and
prepared to do immense business Ia inauguration
The road makes immediate connection a. the wharves and
IN the streets Baltimore with the Railroad TO Phnade
phiE and New YORK steamers sf Ericsson and BALTIi
MoRE STEAMSHIP Lines, BY Canal and Sea 70 Eeu
York and BY Merchants and Miners Line Boston
steamers 70 Norfolk, Charleston, savannah &C. Poi
particulars freight tari copies OF which may BE- hai
Or the Forwarding Houses n the west Q, J. B. RsRD
RecsfYing and Forwarding Agent at Wheeling.
WV. s. WOODSIDB,
Master o. Transportation. Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders % stop a
I
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nR J. n SLEDGE has retained from New York +,
" after absenoe Of nine months, and has eGected
sone astoundirE cUres IN that cF he has tskea A.
once at No. 81 Monroe street BE- Eeel Main and SeccT
streets Enf VIII The practice Of Medicine VII
he has for sale h,s clebrsts1 C0polhds. calls at
tendsf 20 day niEht. As be intends locating perma-
neuty tn Memphis snd from the great he has
had II the treaf meut q the various d eEs be thinks
he Eholld have eral pstr5n4g- from the citEsns Of
Memphis isus-diy
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Beaver Dam Springs.
Hickman County, Tenn.

Hiekman County, Tenn.
FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of Prop ieto-sh'p and Mansgemeut-
rTlHIs opl b-at.d wst-ri g-Pac. avinE ben psr-
Il chad o. the fuBsrri5er, hss been thor5uEay 70
VI dtors On Tie
Tw ent1eth or May
TIE ise Drop it0rs baviog tsuosed q their sus iu-
erest 10 The spri-g, the sub crs@r assist1 b. Mr.
isnm-nt snd Min pains mr. -Hp ase VI oe p'fsd %
ud-r Besver Dam ne Of the mos pleasant and cauor-
abb waierinE-p 90 10 the SsuthTest
ACCOM- Cd ATOMS. &C.-rhr huid ms have al
ben paosi n Usnt rs1aiT, I'd many rprnvf rnrs
sdi-d 80 tnst POUR HUNDAED visitors can Be sccou-
rnodstfd WITH eT-ry omfort and oonVe' ence ne "a s
E Be dsuy supplied. and vii Be equal 70 thss o.
drs--c as hot-ls-
THEWarER-TAs waters At Bsa-er nau cunsist Z
WI 70 Grey Rsd ard Black Sulphur Chsybeatp % ven
b. sptyis 10 te ~ strongest In the at and TIE 5t
1s-ereesfore aBd Limesfo
MIDI AL A AeTENDANCE-The subscriber uho has
ben fr t1e "a Tn yeas, enzazed The p-cfcs %
uediei 10 NortA slsoara ard ssmDnis car BE- ccul-
m.rdd q az hou-s y visitors Tho nav ehauos 70 Ned
MANS OF ACCESS To BEAVER DAM-Fbe-s srs
'hree rout's 70 thess sDngs 81 o. wHch u ene
pair hle % coaches Wil run ~ n Co gubla fhr g
lines v-ek and % ssngs-s vii g thronsh em that
a- s,aie Arre7 Esm-nts have been aads % Britts
Landing. fhe rennessee river BE- W vls
aching from thar arseton y 90 ard Ie-dy ernveys1os
ANUsENENTs. 6C-visitors vii aad At R,svsr Dan
a lErse Ball Ron Tln-Piu Ane7s. &C an- ut
str an ru1s rear ne pser srd Ser 10 gst sb1-dznes
nay be found in tlc lnsnsf date vicinity
RATEs OF HARGEs
fer Y
hdrI ind Ten yesrs o. 50
Servants an 90
A beral dad1crisn viii b. bate IN ID abcve rates
wheu fslille remain one m0uth during me scaron
REFEREN- Essen. Hinton Jacks51. MIS- T0zeph
C01 Esq. ema, Ala D.. d wass Jackson ki---
John " Lausly, Selma, Ala. Ne srs 40 Prince,
fuscaioosa. Ala Drs ". n. a r Neusrul. TVS
cumbia Ala o G-UaEay, G. p F1-tr. Esq a D.
smsll O., Hen phis, Tenn A. Lcouev. &c Co
ium5is. t. THOS. p. EsLLER-
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WV, R. ARFCK,

Z H TERGER---Tso- C. FARRtSGToE TEnsER
YeFgeF. harrington s. YeFger,
ATr0RNETs At Law, MEMPHIS TENN.
A .s-Ru
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~ fA4o = s-'s'''- ---..s-----H- > HAhF
EnTEInE & HARDER

OREETIss, Bsasar C5u7ty, Mississippi General Land
Il Agent f1r ArEsnsas ard MississiErl.
REFEREECEs Gov H. g Foste, Memphis; Brooke
4 S1-des, Fl-ks5urE- Eu21-d6m
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L i EI.LI[ / d 4 4

. . o % o 5 o 10 o y p p . l6 %
.. $50 % 7 50 . O0ia 90 IS % IS 7sIaa 50 n 50
; = sooi0 o8Iis . i 9 . Q 5 g ? . . o
& 50 70 60 y 50 u Oao IS IS 81 % e. 50
g. eI2 o. IS % rs Oo2a % % g b s. IS 90 IS 90
G. 10 o. Il % II s. q o02s eos 90 - IS s2 so 81
La oes 90 % oeas oczs % % 50 0c5s 5eloo 90
s. Is sols oaa 50 p % IS % IS % IS Is 81 iIa g
sis eolao oea5 O0s0 oOt0 Og50 o0sl 90 o0Is5 o
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-07-22
Wild Cats.

A gentleman having IN his possession ten
or twelve hundred dollars on certain bank
ing institution away out West, went up Il
the counter one fine morning, and addressed
the. teller in the following language;
STOOD morning, sir. Beautiful weather
sir Ahem have something over II
thousand dollars worth Of your money IN
my pocket. DO you redeem p
The teller says
"Good morning, sir," smiles blandly, and
answers, "wc redeem, sir, but We don't pay
specie"
"Do no, pay specie, hey Suspended,
SUPPOSE"
"Suspendcd ("
"What do you redeem with" was thu
next question.
with bills on the other banks replied
the clerk, pleasantly
And these, ! presume, are also non'spe
cic paying banks?
Very probably they arc, sir, bowing
"Well, then, wha, kind OF bills can you
give me ?"
Most any kind, sir Give you Red
Caty"
Cant stand il"
"Well, then, hows Grey Caty"
"Tain't worth GUS !"
"Well, I'll try and accommodate you
With WLi.a Ca. nm. -..-... .--
at would'p, be any accommodation Al
all, ! don't want your Internal Wild Cat
money--neithcr Red Cat, Grey Cat, Black
Cat, White Cat or Tom Cat, ] wouldn't
use il to litter horse with. liavn't you
go, some money on Eastern banksy'
"No, sir" softly and very polite, East
crn banks are principally specie paying IN
sti,utions."
"li not Eastern, then. have you bills or
any other banks that 10 pay specie p
"No SIR bowing most courteously.
"Well, thcn," drawing his PACKAGE from
his pocket with desperate expression o
countensnce, "enn you g,rs nae foifrobIy ere
,aied counterfeit bills on any bank that doc
pay specie %
No sir p very loud, aud looks M II b
felt insultcd.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-07-22

During the summer Of 40, says the kn,oh
obockcr, corn being very scarce in the upper
country, and one of the citizens being very
hard pressed for bread, having worn thread
bare the hospitality Of his nclghbors by his
extreme lazines, they thought il an act Of
justice to bury him. Accordingly he was
carried TO the place Of interment and being
met by one Of The citizens. the following
conversation took place
IioIlo, what have you got tbere,'
Poor old Mr. Mr.. s."
What are you going to with him"
Bury him.
What Ia be- dead? had not heard
Of it,"
NO, he il not dead, bu, be might IA well
be; for he has no corn and Is to lazy TO
work for any
That IL too cruel for civilized people.
III give two bushels Of corn myself rather
than see him buried alive"
Old S. raised the cover and asked in u
dragging tone,
Ia ii sbelled =
NO, but you can shell H."
Drive On, boys"