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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-18
DR.. 2. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and Aoc0HeheT,
Washington Street, between KAN and Second,
EEEPHIS, TENN.

NEEPHIS, TENN.
once h0urs from : 10 O'Clock, NJ aud from 70 4
o'ciGrE, p. n.
TTTHANEFCL for the kini patronage heretofore eE-
Il tented - ne take pesEura % Inform nv custom
er and pubic general that t Is not IN ention
% leave this city has been reported and ths
rsdy sttenf g. al o. intrHal and external
diseases zad that pr pared % u1dertase the INST
tIcut 1Drz-lns and aoo1uchm uts. and that do not
-ll1n o. any preparEliJn q mercury IN diseases
u7lltsv=r-
Secret diseases arr czred IN ray Dethod IN such
rlsunr interfere with he busiaess Of the pa
ts1t. ard shat DO not any mrr1ury IL tie treat
70 It of the
For the following Rheumstism, A-thFitts Neurslgih,
S-rv1us Hesdsche ald rOJhs - Paraiysis DFspepsihl
T1rpity the Liver Spinal Curvsfure and hezfnesf
Ulsrus Diseases ui9F, ruuar Albls or White Swell
ing Dazfl=ss vel al diseases Of he Egs and kars
Amsn1rrh5=s Chorasis stertiity Spernat0Th0eas &es
Sc OF any dlsrae taEr require etire regulation o.
the I'D and nervous s-se. use tbe Aagneto-keetrtc
t-stme1t which D. universally known for is praotos-
blty-
After practice q ten years STAT Physician and
Dsrector o. several haspals IN Germany. and eight
years practice IN the Unitaf states reputation g.
Phrsicsn SurEeon and Acc1ucher is EuetenLy estsD-
lishei % use Do farther Comment.
dec25-dauIy DR. r. L. AsKT.
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JAMES mOORE.

A TOMMY At Law, Memphis, Tenn Rsferenofs:
a Nsssrs wand q Jones, Philips white, Lamb,
Toanr K o. EcCls1ahzn, Tr9usdale Dill, Milton 4
Prtnam Eiies Ogen Esq. z N. Avery, Esq-, Memphis
Ofoe I'd stairs 81 the corner Of Esin and Asdison
streefs nef doCr % the Gsyoso savings Insttuiion.
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Transportation.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
AA@ =
r A IL r o A d /.
CHANGE or sCHEDULE.

nN aud aftsr WEDNESDAY, Fsbruary q 1881 tHe
~ Trains on this road Eul follows, fsandsys
excepted }
ne Maj and Passenger Train VII lssvs Psnola day N
A. n. and Errive at Memphis a. 10 A. ID.
ReturninE, leaves Memphis a. p ~ and arrives At
PAnola a. p. a.
The FRIGHT and Accommodafisn rrsin leaves Memphis
daily st SO A. NJ and strives 81 Panola 81 n A. n
Rsfurnng. leaves PEuola a. y A. NJ and arrives a
Msnpiis 81 r. r.
Persnns trareIl1E The Eaf Traln gpend dvs
hours IN Hemphis Eud return on TIE sane tsy.
Passenger Train males drsct onunactio1 81 Memphis
win ne Memphis and ChsTiaisn Eairosd EonE ksst,
AM the Memphis and Ohio Ralroad zutnz North-
Ihe FreiTnt and Aco1umodati0n runs IN c0unectl N
with Stages aud frgm ths fol owing pisces; OakG-c q
Prcst8n and Grenada. here making eoaneetion win
Stages through Carol and Lexington thsnoo % tie
northern termin o. the Nsssspp Central Rafoad TOR
Canton, Jackson ard Eew Orleans.
Tarouga Ticksts for Grsns1a BE- Obtained tt ihs
4emphls Depot.
This much tha Shortest roue. and passengers caE-
lng Memphis hJ the morning train STRIVE a. arenda te
sane evening having tayliEhf ths whole way
n. ". NEWELL.
f.nff-fF GererrT 1uuarfn fnfeuferr
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Mlartb GItttiOn.

For Register, TiptOR County.
I We are auth0rE=d 70 ann0uncs ISA 40 ". rC RI AGE
candidate fsr Register Upton county Al the susuing
March election itn92-dsEtss
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JACOB BECHTOLD,
0PNER 0F CHICKB2lW AND J5CKSJN JN -yfS

ALoDnEoh1G, EOnns.
ngAlER in Ale Porter, Cider and Wlnss Of a. kinda
" manufactured by the most celebrated estabs szii
tn the United States. Eor sale Whoiesaie o. detat
Fron M ionz experiences IN ne business Twelve Ysarstl
uhich Las BEEN IN TIE city o. Hemphls) "a 1yssf
nth ne zuarznty have had from ny ED ezstnmsTi
that ny exeTii1us ha7sheen appreclnied By ther1
iuiv5o aawiy JACOB BECETOLD.
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
sFEAl1 CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
n .LLIEl A Glory

KEII,g uozid respscifuiig = torn hts friends ID
~. tie prbiic sensrall7. that he manufsoturrs esy
A. Ma stand ne and iErze orfnrnt o. rvetolne
n his line NhIch hs wi sell low they b. eoueni
snyhsre eis8 ani vE-r.1ted Etye general s1tsfso-
go Al D EELLY'S
ssss-ira Fsa zs-ssPs R0-, HsnEaiI, Esa.
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
NJ ar- aufhorized 10 anEounos FRANCIS BAUGH as
csndidats for unity Trustee Of Shelby county al the
.nsulnr March eiec In. ocr1I-teH
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MEMPHIS TENNESSEE FEBRUARY lS 1858
Transportation.
For RIr Hafchie RiTer-

IWill make Regular Weekly Trips
JOAN or AR1.........-...-JxO. DEARIS0. Master.
THIS fne steamer Uln Date regular @nk
II trips between Memphis and Bolivar, lh-tss-rfli
eomme1cinz The frst rise of ne riFer. -. -
and oontinuing throuEhout The season -
For frslEht sr pasrage appiF o. beard or %
". " HODGE Co, Assnts
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9rOffsslOnal Gar0s.
yyO. ID. TROTFER

A TrORNET At Law, Austia Tunioa county, Miss,
- VIII attend the payment cf taxes redemption of
land either forfeited tor taxes sad VIII promptly
teud the eKaminaton u lsHd titles in the counties
o. Tunics Ooaa0z1a Bolivar and arlington.
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Transportation.
IEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
" HAShlNGTON, A
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW WORK.

NEW YORK.
FIfHla Railway fully and ns1lv eufraf Art --srf-z
- sa.o.-e @ ss1tiu am heathy csurtrJ. eI %
11ssieIa ff1n the hissssiDgi Vseya route thr- Eu-
dred miles shorter. end possessn4 z-s-f.r fisr--i M
eo1liers tnsa any other % IA < Ssr ana NOFrI
THE AND FAkK REDUCED -T-rfe- a. .--
ssboiuie q M Post One Igsuart-l.1r .l-..-
nlttsd, and q saving "a eted 81 % h1-rr
Passing through Slave Territory a1l9s sa---r l. r-
f0rded for ihe c11Teyspce o. serEllts
Al Dalton Ca choics o. R1ut-- O. eEs-er-r .--
tiEuoua railway through Georgia. sou-h C.ra... -1s
North Carolina 70 Richur nd Or By tie g-ss- n -..
tan Line through Esst Teunesaee AMI VIrrnfs t. r-
VIE LynchourEs Richm0D2s ard % al Or la 1a .-.
VirrIuia Sprinzs
THs ExPREss NAIL TRAIN lsavss N.r5... ..r,
AZ % A stonplng q - staiilus
THE ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN i-1ves Ea-1atIz
DAILT (eE1spf S11dayfj a. zoo, r. 81. f1- I--..--
Win re Mississippi Cenlra s1f EslurGsea C.-..s.
Railroad ssnerTile and i1ternediafe zta I11a
TRAINS CONEECT-At Grand J1azrlo1 vita f-s
HississipFi Central Eailrcad 20 HlIly sgrurs Irf-
Grsnsds, Csnten IacEs1u, etc AM w.rh toe n .sls-
sppi and rsnnussse Ceutral Rslr1zt O. B1ivsr .1
sic-
Al Pocshouias wifh tri weekly line o. C.r-a.s ts
Ripley, Poatotsc. Ab-rdesns ant Cl,uulnls sial.
Al iufa- win . daiiy line " fos--horar r.se-eF
thrguzh AIR cen. Coumbns ere % the ulrtlrU .s--
minus 0f the G05ie ara Ohio Raiiroai.
ThrciKh tickets god Until used with thn rrIe go rf
stopping a. any Doint desired 9 a az ths GETras1
fIeKET OFFicE, Commercial H3tei, and ths a a--sa
sssh psss-nzrr uiu b. alorsd one huad-sd 7s-a- o.
5azEsge; % article VII b. carrlcd 1a Frr- l-sa d
aot 1eesut 70 m person o., ne pasa-ngrr in c.s f
ioss ths Company vi he1 t1euaElEss rssp1la1s o. a.
amornt not srlcefl1E SOD.
Negr0ess Ehen travelluE aio1e mast have 4. -s--.-
aan ns tie point % gaieh tlsT sre g all s-1-
that they srs % travel hy rslrr a. or ttev wi
carried No ticEet Wnl Be ssf theu ulr uFI ttr b.
received on the Ears unless their or sg-at b. pres
snt or kneVn % the Ticket Assent Co1Iact1r rr ala
persen % voueh for genuineaess o. Psrult
PC AEsz
General superuf--'al
a,-.-.- -. - AtA--
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mRoMN kFRAZER.

..-C. ". rRAzER,
Memphis
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We are authorized 20 ann0unce hsv- JAAsS -
WAIKFR As = CANDIDATE for County Trustes Of Shelby
osunfY a. he ensusng March election angZ1-te-
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SurOtrp an0 9tntristrp.
B. HOWCOTT,

A IL DKEfAL OPERATIONS performed al the short
n est noiloe. and guaranteed. Omos Maia street,
opp ste the WoTshaTa herse decs-sm
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JOSEPH ETCHAVANE,

RHUBARB AND Asparagus roots
VI plants guaranteed to order. Orders from distance
ictualy q tended q, and delivered IN any part af the
- n eharg8 rorI1-srr
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EOR CONaTARLE.

We are aufhorized and requested 70 ann0unce o
as csndidzts for the oios Of ConsrAbls
II The FIfth Civil District st the nE Narsh eeo
flan octi4-tes
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EE are authorizes 70 aun0unce WILLIAN g. Ia
CASTER, Of Fisterville. q Candidate for Cou
Trustee Of shelby county a. he ensuing Aach eecti
octl6-daUts
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Amount Of Premiums received during ths year sas ea Is
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WE are autharr-d 70 snnounce JAMES =. FsLfS a
oandidats for reeeton The once Of Sasrin, at the
ensuing March election ocl
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE

We are authorized 70 Gnnounes ", BRIDGES, as
tion IN March next. oot&
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

We arr aufh0rized 10 aunounoe THOMAS B. HILL
as can ate for the once Of County Trusiee Of Sheioi
county a the ensuirg Maruh election sep12-te
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REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET.

" AA0NAaN
The splendh Lop-Press1re Ohio and Mississippi MAJ
slaamer
sOUTHERNER...........-.. ". TRfPLKTr. Master
MILL ieave Memphis evsry FRIDAY @
w EVENING a. O'eiock, Das lively a-ts-e1si
tarlnE freirht and passengers for 81
Hay laufingt, arriving al L0uisVlle In in-l---.-----
tine FOR the Monday Morning Nail Boats b Cinciuuzi
and thence b. railroad 10 al Essru towns anf ctas q
Hhieh thrsuEh tickets VII be giEen
Also nakes eoss connections Eiih he Illinois csutra
saroad and Nail Bosts ts Mound City ant Cairo f1r
- Louis Al Padueahs Win he daily packot uns for
kashvilie and Tsnnessee ffvar
fhc 5outh@rneri Is IN splertf running order kEviHz
been thoToughiy reoairec r-fsrnished &c Yer ocers
are AZ experienced boatmen Who viii pay eVrrT atfsu-
ton n the satisfy comfrt and plealre of their Ease-
gers Ror plan Of cabin see
JAS. ?. SMITH, AErut
NJ 81 MosbT Hunts Ho-k.
A. r LAVALIETTE q CO.,
deci blE Fra1t Erw.
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X A i Il Il u A ID
THIS Roaa rms from Wheeling 70 Baltimore CS7s
i mnesl and % WAshlngtOn, 200 mesl and presents
line II runs through Wild End r0mantic rszons o. ths
Alegheues; and being solidy oonstruetsd eomplstey
sVpUed snd carefully managed Is one of tbs 1l5st -
tracfVe and Railroads IN The United States Ths
C-ntrsl Ohio Railroad from Columbus snd EAnesvlstI
Whesng unites this road VITA al PORTIONS of the Wes
FHE ONLY TEzaoUsH EIcKETs FRosI MEsrPzIs.
LouIsvILLE and ST. LOUIS % the HATTosAL Ne
rROFoLIs, sod b. mis- road Ehieh runs direct =
washington without the delay o. passing through Ba
more II Is also the only ns By which baggage can Be-
checked 70 washington from The OhlO river.
E1-By TIE MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the NAT
steamers running daily for Louisville csnnectiDE thare
with nal Jedersonve hsliroad for Cincin-
u. brr thsv arss So a. % connect with th- csrs a.
with Centr Ohio Ralr0sd, through Newark and lanes
vile % Wkeelng ~ the express train Of his ruute
hs tine ro oineinnsti 70 Batmore and 70 EAsaingOE
Eg-Rs suTs . asE i0r sssts b. TIE Bators and Ohs
Rsilroad Rsuts.
Fs-Pssssnzers NON Memphis solnz hast thr.urh 81
Ions car buy through Tcksts hy baltimore and Ohio
Rsrusd his route lays through Vnosnnes, Terra Hsute
Iiznaposis, ETC., 70 Whseling, over the new Ohio md
Mississippi and connecting Roads. These connections
eiroct snt the tie from 81 LOuis 10 Bzltimors
- WAshingt0n j. but about - Throuxh Fickets
E ths route nay oe eaa q ne Agsn under The Pan-
tsrs Housa, 81 ths foOEins rates Frum ST. Loais 70
Ezltimure s26 70 Hashington t26.
Al Wheellng the passenger taxes ne superior e.rs o.
tae Batuore and ONO Railroad ghich leave thrss tas
daily for Baltimore, Washington, Phadelphis and Hss
York Through N is II hours. inciudng stoppages.
Per safety speod rguaity beauty 0f he oountr and
rnera cunort this rsad Is seoand IN the Unnn
FREIGHrS. - his Company possesses The largest
equipm-ut any Rzlroad m the Unitef States, and
prepared 10 DO an immenss business transportatou
me rnad makes Immediate connection al the Eharyss and
Ii The Baltn0re win the Railroad % Phade-
phis and New York, steamers % Erossou and BALTIs
sToRr srEAMsHrP Lines, ey Canal and Sea 70 NV
Turk and Merchans' and Mners' Line 70 B0stou-
steamers to Ncrf1lk, Charieston, savannah, &c n
sartcuars freizht tar Copies Of which may had
% the FUrwarinE Houses IN TIE west, of J. B. TBRD
aaceiving and ForE Erding Ageat a. Wheeiiar
WA. s. WOODSTDH,
Master o. Transportation. Baltimure-
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 70 stop 81
any point and their seats az peasure may b.
purch-a1i at the Company's Oice No. IS, Jenerson
street. doors East q the Commrrcia Hotei, Memphis
iuns25-ly WM. hORIN. Agsnt.
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ASSETS

ASSETS.
Iash on hand and on dep0sit...... si3 asa 2S
Dash IN the hands of AGENTS and IN
course Of TRANSMISSION, secured BY
md with sureties.-...-.s..... s 81 y
Fifty-four Bonds and Mortgages, a.
6 and per cent interest,
mounting 10 the aggregate to.... ls2,o SIS 90
which mortgages are on Valua-
ble and pro tuctive real estafs,
principally farms rscorded and
arst liens, worth generally double
the amount, aud more than mort
gaged for IN each case and IN DO
ease less than 50 per cent more,
exclusive Of frrm buildings and
50 certified BY the Recorders,
where recorded, - the Auditors
Of the States Of Ohio and Illinois.
HIneteen Bonds, int'est per cent,
security ample, amounting 10 The
asErsEsie to............--..-... s7,ss5 90
Bills Receivable. viz: Promissory
Notes, payable on demand....... Ay6Oo %
Cash due from responsible parties
on dsmsnd....-.....--....-... I.sSs a.
Interest socrued aud p-incipaiiy
due payable Jaa. !, I557.-...... n, ,0i5 IS
--s2S7,I las 50
INCONE FOR THE YEAR 1885
Amount Of Premiums received during ths year e46 2O2 3
Interest " 42sT s.
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C.4RNON"S
PUMP SHOP,
on DeSoto Street,

III O0lQLV OAEG0NT
BETWEEN UEIoE AND BEAL.
TTyHE und-rsirnsd would respectfully inform The eiti-
zsus of Memphis and lts vicinity, and bis numerous
custouers living At distance IA ne country for their
p,gt patraaass IA bis IKE business which b1sness
has hitherto been ca1doe1 70 the and put
ting ~ ths Chal1-Pump si5ne and sln believing hen
10 be the bst pump n uss when made Of of materials
and properly put up aud TIE meanest when not made
and put up,l however - hire are places Were the
Chain Pump cannot Be- uEJts also fe perEns yet living
al the sfolden tins . 10 stfi thirk that thsre
other Pumps In SUPER 10 the Cham Pump. have
4esrmined to sccommods The taste Of AL By gung up
o. shipping b 0rsr any sind q Pump hat ths mar
fu-nisn have therefor, Hrlgyed an experi-
puttug up and repslrins 81 kints OF Iron Pumps ne
gin also DO every kfnd o. PLUMBING, an Of which !
Eill warrants and when -ay Earra-t mean What
say, and say what I mean.
fave 10 he last year ctachet mtcoinery 70 NUN
Der Of uar Chsin- Pumps sith entire success have
also usad iar.a BalAnre-Eaess On Hand Chain-Punps
ufth equaf sucress In have uscd the We1ed
Link-Chaln tnTned Bntson, vhich Is quite expensive,
out it efsdefh not sway"
sMULIUg IN PkRvO."
Ihavs recently tEvsntsd a CHAIN PUMP-BOx, en-
bracirg two eomDts separate and AZ tnt Ohatn Pumps
tutsnd for double teneeots, (.nd double prees two
r.r.ous can drsE water froEi this box the ts
having % interference VIII zach other whatever being
hoIe ft IN the Fartiton wall iencs large enough fo
Al ufchin dog cat, chi-xen ouse % crawl rcm on
yard 70 fhe other. would refer Tcu oCn1erni1E th'
Pump 70 ?. g. Binshan q . 3. AsrrioAa 60
W CARSON.
PsIsn prepared 70 ship Pumps On ordsrs u shOr
nctics ~ down. east o. v1st of IN Mississippi ry
.sr25-diy ". O.
- = -
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
eaSO1.EhR4.ll TPFne.

CtFAGEs leava Gsines' LANDING Drssls.I-al r.ra-1
- Daily, 81 A. M-, passing througa fhe lH-r..1.rE
city o. Cameen % Washlngton, AK rlr-rsr .- So
hours- EELDTNG q STONE f-erts.
s-p3-itiv Gaf~aar .-He-
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frnit Grtts E gbrubberp.
Choice Fruits of All Kinds.

GhOlce Fruits Of All KINDS.
rTTHE subscriber has hand the iargsstl1rI- u q
II ton Of GREEN-HOUsE PLANTS ORN
MENTAL SHaUBS and ETERGREENS 1f r-r. -..4
descrptinni iosether With the most extensive 49,
oolecti0n % FEUIT9 all description. BrLgTrE
aOOTS. FLOWER SBsEDS and an Iertslr.rg o. genera.
Nursery bu-laess All orders ssfrsssel be url 1-
siEned Box i63. vii recsiFe prompt atf1ut..r
Nursery on Horn Lake Road fsft land sidel e miles
from GA
" WHstLD-
l-cLln------L -
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TToNR0PATHIC PHTsIOIAN AND sURGFoS
III inform The citizens o. Memphis and its VI
entity thsf be hss heated hiusen At the southe1st
csrner Of Bai07 and Second streets
ono houns unfl ociock IN the morning. between y
and 81 nOIu. and betseen 6 and In TIE evening.
REFREEC Es-J1dge Sharkeei Gov BIoEus Of Aiss-i
Eelson Hitcheil ESQ, q ChEres-nn s. c.; DrH He-rg
4 Liupe Of Phds elpba and Dr csspsFi, Of Louisville.
decIs-diy
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ARCHITECTURE.

AAaOAA44 ~ - " AL
NHH undersigned respectfully announces 70 TIE citl-
II Eens - Memphis and surrounding country, that be
prepared 70 draw plans ad1 speodos0ns OF buildings
OF every description estimate the and superntend
The erection of any character u budng draw cOutraes
between the parties, g., &C
He win also attend % the surerisnt o. brick-Vor
plsstering excavations or smhankments. Ac 20 the
planning and esnstruction Of bridges surveying lots
IN any part of the city or adioiring country.
q once IN Bank Aney, The once u Juege HI,
soufh Of Madison street " CRANE.
sepz7-sm Architsct and Civf Engineer.
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Mississippi Central
EM@5 a
r RAILRO AID.

NOV open Picksns 5tatior on ths s1rthsrn Dlvis
~ Ion, and 70 YocEna station % The Northern Dl-
Fi,lou.
EcaEDuLE
Nal train caves NJ ilnctlo1 at o. a. 81 Return
inE leaVes Toctla N 20. A. n, and arrives
junction win tEe MslDhis and Ohio h4liroad Al a.io
A. c1unactinE with 3t5se1ger train fo- Msmphig.
fr1izht AM acc1E dation trAln a he Question
al O'Clock Ter ne arriTal % The a1cnmmofation
train fhe Msuphs and Oharlestol RzQroad and ar-
Tivss st Toctna at HIS ?. ~
Nal train connect gith sims Co.'S four harse prst
cstcheE az Tsckna station Et a. - A. n, for Wzter
VALLEY Greuada. Carruitou ard Lr1iugtau. and Or
ford Eifh Jsrllesou y Co = f1ur-horse post
cl1chss foF Pontcl Atarte=n and Coluubui. hisa-
Tcf-ta csn Be- procure- from Pattera1n aro-. Con-
Hotel and from fta ticket M-11phis
Iae Charsston Ealr1at, 8. hemDhis
fa-If u VAL a-rr-fra-.Fr-s
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

The WEsT.-Caleb Gushing, in late speech
at Boston, paid the following eloquent and
striking tribute to the West:
jealousy of the South! Such would not
be my theme, if the demon Of sectionalism
had SO far possessed itself of me. should
not strive to draw the attention Of Massachu-
sets away from the only real danger Of a sec
tional nature which threatens, and to fastcn
her attention on an immaginary one. Norby
the comparatively small section Of the Union
lying between Mason & Dixon's line and the
Gulf Of Mexico, is the sccptre Of the power Of
this Union to be held hereafter, but by those
vast regions of the West, State after State
stretching out like star beyond star in the
blue depths of the frmamant, far away to the
shores Of the Pacific What is the power Of
the old Thirteen, North and South, compared
with the mighty West! There is the scat oI
empire and there is the land Of imperial pow
er. Tell mo not of the pcris Of the slave
power, and the cncroachmcnt Of the South
Massachusetts, and South Carolina will be to.
gether but rs clay in the fingers of the potter,
when the great West shall stretch forth its
arm ofpower, as ere long it will, to command
the destiny Of the Union"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

THE RIGHTOF SEARCH QUESTION. that
this question seems settled, the remarks o
the Detroit Free Press, made some time since
in the heat Of the dispute, seems to have pc
culiar force, their exact truth having beer
proved by experience:
In the newspaper discussions Of the ques
tion of the right Of search. growing out OF the
recent operations in the Gulf the only promi
ncnt journals which have advocated the search
doctrine are American. The leading English
journals have all taken the other side Of the
controversy. And the British Government
has adopted the views of the London Tines,
instead Of those Of the New York Tribune
in this respect acting upon the advice of tho
Crown, that the right of search or visitation
does not exist in time Of peac'. The New
York Tribune, the New York Erening Post,
the Louisville Jonrnnl, the Albany Journal,
the Philadelphia North american, and the
other Black Republican sheets, which have
asserted and supported the right, have thus
Protfered services which are not appreciated
in England. They have out. .Britishcd the
British. They have invited aggression Upon
American commerce which English public
opinion says is unlawful and wrong, and foI
indulging in which on the late occasions
English naval officers will be called home and
punished.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

TIE LAW OF DIVORCE IN OTHER STATES
We have thirty.twO States, and there are al
most as many different laws of divorce as
there are States. The reader may see some Of
these differences by the following statment
/. In tho States of Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi, two thirds Of the Legislature must
concur with decision by the Court to make
divorce.
o In Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, South
Carolina, Louisiana and Missouri, no divorce
can be granted, but by special act of the Le-
gis!aturc, and South Carolina has never grant
ed divorce.
8. In the States of Connecticut, Ohio and
Illinois, all divorces are total.
4. In Massachusetts,, New York and North
Carolina, nothing but unfaithfulness is cause
of divorce.
s. In Illinois, two years absence, only, is q
cause of divorce.
9. In Indiana, we believe, anything is q
cause, in the discretion of the Court In the
recent Presbyterian Assembly, at Chicago, an
elder from that State rose, on the trial Of Mr..
Shield, and said that, as he came from Indi.
ana, he desires to put on record "that Amos
Davis goes against divorced
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

WHY LADIES SHOULD READ NEWSPAPERS
1t is great mistake in female education tc
keep young lady's time and attention devo
ted to only fashionable literature of the day
If you would qualify her for conversation,
you must give her something 20 talk about
give her education with the actual world and
its transpiring events. Urge her to read the
newspapers and become familiar with the
present character and improvement of our
race. History is Of some Importance, but the
past world is dead and we have nothing to do
with it. Our thoughts and our concerns
should be for the present world, to know
what it is, and improve the condition Ofit-
Let her have an intelligent conversation, con.
versation concerning the mental moral, polit-
ical and religious improvement Of our times.
Let the gilded ANNALS and poems on the cen
tre-table be kept part Of the time covered
with weekly and daily journals. Let the
whole family-men, women and children
read the newspapers