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r. L. LAsKY,
PhysicIan, Surgeon and ACoOUcher


AhMEhlcr LhNls
one hoErs from 70 . o'clock n, and from 70 I
O'Clock, p. n
UTHAEEFUL for the kind patronage heretofore eK-
tendsd % ne, take pleasure 70 Inform ny custom
- and public general that IL Is not my iulsntUn
20 leave this city has been reported and thai
ever -ssy attend n al cases OF RtrHz and external
dsessss sHd that pr-pAr-d 70 undeTtske the most
dcult operstiaus and socouchmsuts, and that d not
se -sorel any preparation Of mercury 10 diseases
WhatrFer.
seo-et disessef are cured n my method in such
rr- A. not . interfere with she business the pa
tieBt and that Do not use any mercury In the treat
uent of the sane.
For ne f5iIoSinr Rheumatsm Arthritis, Neuralgia,
Nervous Headache AID Toufh3a, Paralysis Dyspcpsa,
o-uidfv on The Liver, Spinal Curvature and Weakness
ierits DISEASES Hips Iuiaor Albus Or n hits Swell
fur Tszfncss vel al di=eEse o. the Ese End Ear
a-anorrhoea Chloross Slerity, SpernHtorrhoeas &C.
a. OF any disease that require entire regulation Il
the nuid and system use the HzgHeo-H
t-ameut which is universally known for its practice
bnfy-
After practice of Zen years STAT Physician and
Bir-ctrr n several hospitals 10 Germany. and eEhi
Te.rs practice the United states ny r=7utatton -
Phvscisn SuTEe0n and Acccuc1er Is sucseHtly efta-
ltssef Is 20 use nofurther ogulsant.
ds--2s-isEiT DA- r. l.. AaAa.
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.EOf5cP.

TIE subscriber having purchased the interest Of his
partners In the late hrm OF Flournoy, Cooper n
Isaske, VIII ooEtinus the WH0LE5ALE GROCERY.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS In bis
and Tor his aocolnt, and respectfully
cit the patronage Of the Old house and HE
Erlends generally. JEO. q. FLOURNOY,
apIO-api5 l96 Main street
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Mr.. LErCHkk's SPEECH.
nl- -. - .---.-E .I..a.-.
KR. sTEyENsOE7s sPEECH.

FELLOW CITIZENS II the spirits Of the de-
parted dead were cognizant Of what IS passing
on this globe, know the spirits OF jackson,
and Of Clay. and Of Webster, are this night
looking down upon as with JOY that ihe Con
stiiuti0n stands Intact aud the Union is pre-
served. ( Good :" and applause come,
fellOw-cilzens, with no claim to your Partisli-
~, except as sn humble instrument Of my
adopted Srste Of Kentucky, and IN her name
tell yon that she rejoices, as she always has
dones al the preservation of this glorious and
halloNed Uuion- IApplsuse. Born myself
/ N Virginia, claim no title for having fol-
lowed out the lessons OF him who spent ons-
fourth OF has life in this city, and the only re-
ward that have is, that IN leaving nv own
dear Virginia, and being transplauted 10 Ken
lucky, have not been unminsfal Of his teach
ings, or the political teachings Of nv native
state Applause. Kentucky, though she
long wandered from the Democfaiic fold. comes
I back as she always has come back when the
/ Union OF the Constitution was in danger. Ynn
have seen the triumph OF these great princi-
pies IN my frieed, the son Of the departed
statesman who nobly earned for himself the
title, which will never die, of the great psci.
hcator. lChsers. He has spoken, and
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8uilOing DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c
w. II. PAssMORE

TyAKES this method of informing the citizens o. Mem
phis q At he has permanently ocated himself here
10 carry tue shove business. and those Nhf
may favor him with their patronage that an work en-
trusted 70 him win have his strict PERSONAL ArTEN
TIH IN The selection and preparation or the material
wei the faithful execution OF the work No exer-
tion w be spared his part 70 give sstlsfseon and
perform the w0fk thoroughly and the same tine
suit n Aste Of the most fsstidi0us.
His icLx experience warrants him ssylng that bis
viii be comPe with 10 The entire satisfseor
Of those Who may patr0uiEe him. they nay also resi-
assured that any undertaken by hin viii Be prompt
" conducted.
Fcr qraidcatons he begs leave 70 refer 70 the follow
lng persons Capt. O. g. Church, Capt :. Newell. Mr.
W. Psoley Capt. y 6osce Capt. Aiseo, Mr.. G Philler
sHOP-gack GO Sheiton's Drug StnT- nly1a-dly
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sCRTT 4 DIXON

y CKET. Hsmphis- Team, VIII prsniue their profes-
the Courts bed in the city 0f Memphis sHd the
supr-la@ and Federal C0zris Jzcs0n. Prompt sttsn
ton H b. civ 81 claims for oolecti0n trusted 20
then 0os 0rgt door 70 the len, up stairs, IN the
walker Block Main street isns-tf
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= leon. Ar
Refsr 70 A. Wrisht, Eso- and Cl. X. g Payne, Eer1-
phfs f. Judge h. L Csruthers, Supreme Court; 3. g.
Eastman, Esa., Eashvilei hsier g A Henry ClsrkE-
vile Trnu aud SEA ,. B. FloaTnoy, Desha o., Ark
rr.-lz-dauTv
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Nv. MARTIN,
ttOEn eYat Law,
DES ARC. PRlTRE CO., ARKANSAS:
GENERAL COLLECTING AND LAND AGENT,
F0R THE cOUSTIEs
BORDERING ON WHITE RIVER.
kEFEREE Es--I. p KfrtiEls Banker, Meu3phis
Tenn J. ". strsth-r g. son. BroEnsyiis Tenn 7; A
Stewart 4 Bros, De- 2 - AK Frfth 4 ckson Des
Are AK mara dsms
DIR. ". T.. ROGERS,
nFFERs lie professional services the citizens Of
" Memphis. Of5oe, Squlh side Of Court square Res
idenca a. A. o Hsrrte' isrI2-6m
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A TroRNETs AT Law. Onaoes No 255 Hsln street
a over Benssu's Music Store, Memphis, Tenn, and
Hernsndo Desoto county, hiss- Wln attend prenptly
o AL oeciscas and business entrusted % them in west
feuneFsee and North Mississippi
RErER To--TruiIi. Bro. 3 Co Phlsdslphiz; Crouin,
Hurxthau q Sears. walter stsinlein, n Z; ". b
Mfiler Jones, Brown c. J. webb y Co. Eeln-
SO EpIs-dawIy
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N0TECE

DR IN sLED6E hzs retained from New York,
after az sbsenoe Of nine mooths and has effected
sou=s slgandirg In that CITY he has taken an
o No. - Nonrse street, between HEin and Second
Etr=es All vii rsune the prsti1s Of Medicine, where
. as Tor hs caebr1tei CompouBds. All calls at
t-ndes - dsv night As he ntenfs locating perra
neur 10 Msrphis. and from the great success he has
had n the trezneat Of the various direas be thiuk
h shoIif have liberal patrunEs from The ctzens of
Nsmnhis jans-dly
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JAMES MOORE.

A TnORNET AT Law, Memphis, Tenn References
~ Nessrs Ezrd q Jones' Philips = White, Lamb.
Young b Co. NoJlsnshan, Truusdaie Din Milton &
Futuzm kles OEgu. E=q.. n avery, ESQ, heuaphis.
One Cd stairs, Al the corner Of Asin and Eadson
strees DOR to the Gsyoso savings Institut0n.
o-sr-Ff~
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4t0ftsslOnat Gar0s.

VI-cNs T dtIIUE lDI = ItI-tIs
ATTORNEYS AT Law, EENFHIs, TENN.
spls-sm
THEODORE &. CONE.
TTOREEF At Law. Memphis Tenn OrHoc on
n Asiu street In 9reenlaw's Building tween Union
and Gsvsso straets- uuvg-iIy
JOHN HAIIUW.
A TIDRNET At law. sns General .ilrci5r for
II Wsst Tennessee One on JeTsrsla street, Pest
OGce Buuairr. sens
=. L. sHAHBERGER
4 TToREET At Law Preutiss NI-slssiu,,' Prount
n attention VIII b. given 10 ne C5lscioa Of Claims
ua-6 sua
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C.4RSOsEsS
PUMP SHOE.
On DeSoto Street

BETWEEN UNION AND BEAL
TTHHE undsrsignrd Eoud respectfully Inform the ett
Eeus or Memphis and It's vicinity ana bis uur-r-s
uatoers living a. distance n the country for their
past patraEa1e 90 bis line or business v--ics tl-
has hitherto been ceHue 70 the uaanuracu urir gnI %
ting a. the Chzr-Pump slone and siiH heievinr mn,
% be the bgst pump m use, whcn made OF gf ster3a
and properly put mp, taul the uearesf when net - me-
and put upl however AZ there are pisces where ne
Chain Pump c2nEot De- used risl . pr rs vet flya-
OF the "odeu times" a h1 stiu thrk frat Their. an
other Pumps IN Use superior to the Chaiu Pump have
determined 70 accommodate The taste OF 81 By putting M
or shpptug b or-er sind Pump thst THIS r1er
tet can ru-nsh have theref0rs cmniovei an expe-f
snoed workman lately from the Ezst uho win attend ID
pHtting up and repairing N kinds % Iron Punlps ne
viii also do ever Kind of FLt n sIe-G an sf which I
Ful Sairanti an when I say Earra G. 7 mean whst
saw, and say what mean.
have IN the last year attached rl,rh47.~y IN , nm,
ber Of ny Chsin- Pumps with entire success Z nav.
also used 'arEo Aalance- wheels on Rand Chan-PUlr-
With eqnsi success In case have used the ueiI
Llnk-Caai9 a q tsrnsd Sutton which s quite expensive
"kULrUE IN PARvo.g
have recently Invented a CHAIN PUsP-Box. en-
bracng two coInp e. separate aHd distinct sin Puus
INTENDED TT double teuements, (1nd douhe prce,l two
persons can draw water from this box al the same f
hayng no ierfsrence with each other whatever beng 10
hole left II me partition, wall fence large enough -
an ufenln aos est cht'ken, % cral from one
yarl U me ether. would refer you concerning the
Pumg, 70 r. G. Binghsm Ct J. z. Msrri-rsn : O..
" CARSON.
P 8 an prepared 20 ship Pumps on ort-rs in rs5-t
ian2f-diy h
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II O1e 6 1sres renewable veeEy, EnnHEn5 Sfo o.
4" tvics wsek Sc 90
CD Two squares, renewable SeeEiy, PER snnums % 90
81 " &C tufce : weck % 50 o.
- Al ecrcrtisau7clts required 70 b kept second
p1fei cBAReED As EEw EACH DAY, and On third pEge,
N EtTa1ce oyar stated rstes.
e AdveTtssuEnts sFsced to he displayed, or
large tyPe, charged DOUBLE rates.
~ Yearly sdversieerE - cizsrE-i extra fur
Fyng EpEoe contract and when LAReE TYPE is 70
sured to ec usct thC advertisement kep. on insd- O.
psFer-
II Yearly advertisers vi BE- cssrgea extra Al reEusr
Etes for vents, EaHfs, Removals C0psrtnershi7 Nc
Hocs 70 Ca1siEre-s. sc.
u SRASsIEEr ADTERTIsISs MEET 81 rAID FoE
u ADTAECE.
u SC ssyertiseneat VII srpesr IL the Weekly paper
unless by spscihi contrEct.
u Aavertissnnss Be inserted in the Weekly ps1eT
5uy a. irregular Intervals in either Of IL Papers W
BE- chzrEe5 81 per EeEsre for every Insertion.
" AnnouBcing candidAsos for State. County aud NJ
ncip OHoos - eacs, to be pad IN advance In every
instance.
- All advertisements for Chsrftsbs fnstitgtions
fre Companies WErd, TlEn sud ether Puhc HeetinEE,
tG Gbe charged hslf price.
~ Marriages sEd Deaths published a. news Int
ohituEries Tribute q hasTect and FuneFEl IuvtEors
other sdvorttseuents
u An Legal ssd Trsnsis1i Advcri.ssusnts vii Be
nErEed By the Lnserti-n.
~ Editorial Nstoss IN Local Column vir be charged
cents per IiHe
u No deducsioa Or vsrsiiou VII ts rasds rrom the
eTesoilg rates.
h1CTaEAHAN. TRnrsDAIE q Dill
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r FRALEH
Memphis.
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A TToRNET At Law, Ausiia. Tunics county, Miss
"A Ef sftend the payment q taxes. redemption of
Land either forfeited SOD for taxes and vii promptly
attend 70 be eEainato1 of land titles II tue counties
q Tuui1s Coshoms B0livsT and Washington.
fnug-iaueu
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON.
nEIT AnEr urIrn

WASHINGTON. BALTTNORE.
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.
IsaIN Asilvsy, fully ani n-iy sIulpVef snd passing
Il throdEh b-a1tiful suf heatby c-untry ,aTsrs 10
trayeiers from the Mississippi FsIeya routs tsr- u
ded miles shorter and Dossess1s greater tapstch ana
eumiurt thsn any oth-r 81 d. HssF aud NOHFH
TINE AND PARE REDUCED -rasa- tb- 5-ssenf
sehedue n th- Post ore 9srtulnt ne sef.4 ar rsr-
mittei and a sa7ing ee-eisd af n hours.
Passing through Slave Territ1rv au11fe -a-rf is -
f0rded for the c5nveysnos Of servauts
A Dalton. Ca, choios of Route B. ors-od-ty en-
tiauous railway thraush Gadrra asrfr r.-sff-. NJ
Ecrth Carolina 70 Hicbui. uf Or - ~ f;-st V..-
tan Line thronFh 50 reantssee ana Virrinfs n Co.
vile LTnehourg. Richmond, and oil of TIE oss5rat
THE EXPREss NAIL TRAIN ielvss Memphis farv
a. zoo P n stopping 81 al sfafirs
TUE ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Isaves N-mp5is
DAlLA l-Eorpt sundsy-l at IS. r. ~. for J11cton
With ire Assissfppi Genital AMI rsun=s -s C-ut-,I
ha-lrosd- se-erviie snf intermediate sta ions.
TRAINS CONNECT-At Grand Junction uffh fha
Mississippi Central Railroad 20 Hsrv gpriB-s Uf,-f
Grenada Canton. Iacks7n, etc and wifh tba El-4Ia
.ppi and fennessee Central Rairea y Bolivar Jackson
A Poeshontas With tri ussek'y iHs o. Coaches to
Ripley, Pontotoe. Absriser- .nl Columbus. aIss-
Al lu.a with faiy liue OF fouf-hrrss Coaches
minus o. The NOBLE and Ohio Rsliroad
Throush tickets sood until us-iilh the privues- o.
topping A. any point desired SID at the GENERAL
Street Station.
Zach passenger viii b. a18uel one h-rf-sf r,--r. a.
oagzHgei Article vii D. carried a. sr4e4 h. IL H.
aot incident % TIE person % me nasH-uzer T1 eas ~
loss ne Company vii bolt themselves sp0nsi1e for an
amount not eEcceilng ef00.
Neyrses, when trsveiing alone, must have rermit.
naming TIE Foui 70 VI ch they sre ta 20 ard oifvfr
tnst t9ey ar % travel oy raE ad or they WI n1t b.
carried No tioset vii BE- sod them. nor VII they be
received on the unless t lr one- or rzt - urr
snt or Known % he ftet Assent, C0uductor OF 0lhsr
person % Youch for senuineaess Of permit
C. ARMS,
General saperll,sudent.
superinfe-5a1+ ~ - s-l,
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P.AKuERFNER. M.n..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIAE AND SURGEON
ulsa-s 10 inform the citizens Of Memphis and fts Vi
cuftg tbst be has lcozted hiDsef st The southeast
c.rner cf BEioa and Se-und streets.
ofee hours unfHs O'clock in the mornnss between y
fsrS Il ussn ari bctsTeea s aud In tbe evening
Rs.s Fs-xc fs-gatEe Ehsrkse; Gov BfoEE If Mss;
Fei-on ftcsn Esq OF Charleston, S. c. Drs Herring
4 Iinne Of Fhis slFhia Enc Dr. Csspar, Of Louisville
- 6scfsGl
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Dentistry.
PH. HAMMERsKOLD & CO,
Architects, civil Engineers and
Surveyors.
once on NadIsIr street, over Gayoso Savings BAn
MEMpHTS TENN

once on MadsIn street, over Gayoso savings banfI
MEMPHIS TENN,
RE now prepared % furnish designs for, and fupern
n tend the erection II public private butdings,
churches stores store hrtnres sc. IN vii give
ther attention 70 any work coming undsr the head Of
Civil Engineering or Surveying. either In town or
country. Any description Of Architectural k1Eueerng
u Mechanical Drawiugs executed with accuracy and
atress not 10 Be surpassed IN this country DESIGNS
aud working drawings for dwell ing h-uses or other
blilding in the country executef that any inte-
gent negro Carpenter eau follow them. Designs fer
Toulbs. Ce- ataphs Vsuits sc,
Having bad extensive dea nes with mauufacfurs At the
North and West hey furnish any description % Iron
Fronts Balconies window Guards, &C &C a. reduced
prices.
HEFERENCEs
Hon. A. Lnngstrcet L l. D.; Hon. Charles Scott I;
sam Tate. ESQ. President Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Col W. n. Siocston DR. J. c. hilington
Oockrel, Rsq. T. J Finnie, q. Gen. g. D.
Mitchell J. hcEeever, ESQ
once hours from A. n 70 P n, and from P. n.
to6P ~ apt3-sm
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BROyyN & FRAZER,

R.F. WEs.--.--
He-1End0-
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DIXON & HELM,
,IVn- D, TVCTTFH.

A TTOsNETs At Law. Heusphis, Tennessee. OGoe,
a sauth-sido of Court Square, doors Esst OF tha
River Hsnk- janl2-df
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W a. VVrATHEurn1O

n. c. FLOunNoF----.---------- P TAEhLLLf-
FE0URE0F 4 FAERELLEs
A TrOzNATs At Law, Hemphis, Tennes5oe. Oriocs
seoand street, Blythe BunaiBg Northeast corner Of
1o--f gourrs fu2-diy
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CEA6Es leaTs Ganes' Isnding HiEs .-ippi river
- Daily, 81 A. n, passing thr0U- The H1urlsbf.t
city of Camden ~ Washingfau Az Tl--rrh IL y
hours. BFIuTEg s sr0e-g ,---4-
--ps-ltN e1airas' Tanrnr
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DAILE KArgs FoE hprEEr1sIrs.

ate kslf-yesrly IN s1vanoe-
= ne fores0lng ierTns VA be striety 80 rigidiy
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.IEesIaDb5s GssG Ohio
6Ess
r A [ L r O A d.

WINTER ARR ANCE e mEET,
Commencing FRIDAY, November 13, 1851.
Two Daily Trains Each way.
ON sHd after FRIDAY, November Is, Trains vii rrn
" ss follows:
Nail Passenger Trails win leave Brownsvile daily Gun
days excepte st O'Clock H. and arrive At Memphis
a. m A. n.
Returning-LAaVes Memphis Al s'ci0ck p NJ and
arrives At Brownsville At SOS P.
The FREIGHT md Accommodation Train leaving Memphis
daiy Csuutays excepted a. T2s O'Clock NJ and arrive
st Brown nsve Al t2.55P n connecting st Masons With
3 line OF Uacks for CovinEtoa.
RHturuing-LelFes Brownsville Al l.45 p. NJ, and ar
rivins Al Memphis al $40 p 81
Through Tickets for the following places be OBJ
tanned Of P. n. Patterson Bro, Commercial Rotel,
VIA
CHkhRFVIILE,
TRENTON,
CAGETfLLE.
ECLESOREsvTLLE,
QUINCY,
SHADY GROVE.
HUNTINGTON, Ete
henry COFFIN
novfa-tf supertHtenfent.
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

PHI-SIGMA ANNlVERsARY.-Ihe anniversa
ry Of the Phi-sigma Society of the Oxford
University was celebrated on the 5.h inst. The
oration was delivered by Mr.. F. N. CHEw.
The Mercury speaks Of it as a very ereditable
effort.
ANOTHER REPREsENTATIvE- - WHO SMALL
IT BE?-It is quite probable that Gov. McWil-
lie will convene the Legislature during the
coming fall, and If so, il is said that this coun-
ty will be entitled to another Representative In
the body. IL this be the case, whom shall we
select to ill that position? Without consult
ing him in the matter, We venture to suggest
that our ex-senator, Col. r. S. Greer, could do
US more good in the Legislature than any other
man we could send there at present. His long
experience would enable him to 60 TO work
iudiciously for the success Of any measure Ia
which our people might be interested and his
known influence in the councils OF the State
would give his constituents good reason to
hope for the success Of any measure with which
be might identify himself. In short, he is the
kind Of q Representative we need. Would be
consent 20 serve in that capacity after having
retired from the more prominent position Of
Senator? His friends would like to hear from
him HeIE0V Springs Democrat
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DissOIution.
ca ARD

FIrHB partnership IN tr practice o. the Law heret0oTi
existing between Sullivan, TresdEeu 4 ToHintins
lI this DAY dissolved. Juiy /, 1881.
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baltimore and Ohio
RRH -
II a LII, II q A ID

FTyHIs Roaa rms from Wheeling to Baltimore, tsTs
mues1 aud 70 Washington 400 mi'esl snd presents
the fullest advantages both frrght and passenger
line. Il thToush wld and romantic reSions u the
Aneshenes; and being sody constructed, completely
eupped and carefully manssed y one o. ter most at
Lrtve snd safest kAiroads IN tne uuted states me
Central Ohio Railroad, frum Columbus znd EanesviletI
Wbeelng unites this r0ad vita 81 portions Of the Wes
THE osLv rHRoUsH TIcEETs PROM NEMFHIs
LOUISVILLE and ST. Louis to the NATIONAL Ne
IRoFoLIs are sold y t1is road W9cn rps 49, ts
ore IL Is also the only line BY which 5agage can b
chscsed to Washinzt0n from the Ohio river.
rs-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the mai
sts-le-s running day for Louisville connecting theFr
with rssH steamers Ieersouvie kalroaf for Cinen-
nst where they STRIVE 50 IS % ee VIE nc eAfs .,
latte Mani Railroad for Columbus. oonnectls ther1
Win Central Ohio Rarosd, through Newark and Lanes
ve 70 Wheeling By the express train o. this routs,
the re fum Cincinnati 70 inore and 70 Washington
.T 3 .sS ior ticksts BY the Baltimore and Ohio
Rsilrosd Route.
,,-p.ssanrs-s rr,u1 Memphis going East thrsEzh st
Tl can bT Through fc<ets bF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Thi route lays through Fincane Terra Haute
Indisnspolis ete e eRsis, 5 S.er ~ nes ono and
- m direct and the time fu St Louis 70 Baltimore
or washington s but about g hours Through Tickcts
b. this r0ute may Be- bad o. The Agent under ne Plan
fs-5s House AZ the following rates Prom St. Louis %
baltimore SIS; 70 Washington as.
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superior cars Of
~ B.ifiuo-s and Ohio Rsilrosd Whch leave three times
fsiIv f1r Batmore, washington, PiiadeIphis and New
Tork Tr0ush In Is Or II Aours, Including stoppazss.
pr safety speed regularity. boauty of The country and
snera coufort this rad Is second In the Union
FREIGHrS. - This company possesses the largest
equipment Of any haroad IN th- United States md Is
prepared DO Immense business in
The road makes Immediate ounnecton AZ the vharrs spd
the Of Baltimore with the Railroad to Phnse
pha and New YORK, steamers u Ericsson and BAIFIF
,ToRE STEAMSHIP Lines, BY Canal and Sea 70 New
YORK and BY Merchants and Miners Line to Boston,
steamers % Norfolk, Charleston. Savannah, sc. For
particulars fght t1rn copies of which may had
o. the ForWarng Houses In the west % J. b. Fem,
Raoeiving and Forwarding Agent Ct Wheeiing-
WM. $. WOODSIDH,
Master OF Transportation. Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS. slowing the hoi.iers 70 stop 81
aHy point and their seats at pleasure, b.
purchsod al the C0mpany's Ofice. No IS Jefierson
street Doors East of the Commercial Hotel Memphis
iurelS-Tv WM NORM. Agent.
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The same paper has the following /:

EFFscTs OF THE FROsT.-Ths frost which
fell on the night OF the 26th Of last month, did
good deal Of damage. It killed consider
able amount Of young corn, or damaged il so
seriously that farmers planted it over. Most
Of the cotton that was up was killed; but the
largest half Of the crop was not up. Fruit in
this vicinity is not damaged; bat gardens suf-
fered some, though not as seriously as was at
first apprehended.
NJ. G. RAILRoAD.-We are grstiied TO in
form cur readers that the cars on the Missis
sippi Central Road are running through from
Grand Junction to Water Valley. The Tslla-
hstchie bridge has been entirely repaired, aud
the cars commenced running over it on Tues
day. Great credit is due 10 Gen. Wall and his
subordinatss, for the untiring energy aud in
dustrY which they DISPLAYED in repairing all
damages done the roaa.-Orford Mercury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-08
TREADwELL & VOLLINTINE,

A TTORGETs AT Law, nelaphis, Tenn. Once, No.
"A IS Jefferson street. up slsjrss seo0nd door East
Commercial Hotel 1us-daEiy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-08

For Baltimore, Washington, New
YORK, philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the Eastl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-08

nR. SAUNDERS oooe J. y. elsdgs d CAS- Rrus
u sicrs, usar TIE Fosi Oc.os- lsrs-s
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YOung AnlCriCa !.

q TIE subscriber would re- 1878.
- sp=~ fully inform bis friends s---A-es--
49, and The { aveIiug pull c. thai his tlsSi
$3.50 CLASS RESTAURANT ard HOTEL dAhhi
on Adams sir-et neNriy opposite the horshN ho1- -
now .pen where his fri ns and rlsic ners WI - IlI
nfh \ ifh All kfadsof Game AMI elicietes of q SEA-
sos a. vel A. the choicest brands of VINES Chaien &
ing Al osu1patition be sorits hocrel shar- of the
pubic patronage Ispl-lyl !ussfh thuFhL-
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NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sToDART PIANOS.


HAS the pleasure 70 announce TO his friends snd Ne
public generally that he has been appointed BY hessrs
stOdArt Norris of New YORK, Agent the sale Of
STODART PIANOS.
He Is opening At thelr store on Madison street,
rev doors frcm the Union Bank large stock which viii
be sold AZ Nesp York prices mr5-fsWiy