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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-27
m. eubm.rips rslegrapn Predicted.

From the Canton tEiss } Commonwealth
some Of our readers, doubtless, remember
the fact that the Hen. E.. @. Henry delivered
an oration in this place on the IN Of July,
lS45.
In thu following extract from that grafton,
delivered thirteen years ago, the connection Of
the Eastern and Western Continents by the
telegraph wire, is fOretold with remarkable
accuracy.
la our paper to-day viii be seen a specimen
Of the telegraphic intercourse between Wash
ington and st. James, pre6gnrsd In this extract
from Judge Henry's Grafton
aThe most recent aud most brilliant achieve
ment in science Is the electric telegraph, put
in operation by one Of our countrymen. II
has been hgurstitsly said OF some inventions
that they have annlhilated space, but In this
Instance rhetoric has become reality. This
the most splendid OF modern scientific ~triumphs,
owes its existence to the genius Of the New
World, and such a verdict will p~osterity render
though The esrpirg Swans Of Europe are dis
posed to question the genuileness Of the
claim.
Yesl this most subtle and ethereal substance
IL nature, which had hitherto wandered
through space, wild, l~imitless, and free, has
been seized by the hand of science, aud trainet
to deeds Of drudgery. This wild waDdcrer Il
about to be tanned It has had it's paths marked
outs Dab ndo ns lesson bdusuti duu ue hnfisi'
bic agent starts with its winged message, ant
at its owners bidding performs its euand
Obedisnt as the spaniel, certain as destiny
and rapidly as-itself.
The electromagnetic telegraph will soon OBJ.
Viste all the difficulties and Inconvenience
which have existed on account Of our widely
extended territories, and which formed %
strong an objection to further extension. Al
ter having tTaversed the land, AID establishes
itself IA every neighborhood, st no distant day
and one which many Of Us may live to see, 4
will take its mysterious course beneath m
ocean, and the cabinets at Washington and s.
James may hold converse BY the minute across
the wide Atlantic. The anxiously looked fol
tioings, which now costs a long and wearisomI
voyage, and many days and nights Of PeIilouI
tossing on the uncertain wave, will be born
from continent to continent, in he time ID
y thunderbolt rushes from cloud to cloud"
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DT virtue Of q decrte o. Inc Circuit Court Of the Uni
~ ted States, sitting a. Jackson, Tennessee rendered
. Oct b,r Term. 1857, ana renewed a. April Term,
ls6S, In . suis peRciug therein between the d. visces Of
POLY Weathe-ed the ard rsigned. tlerk and Master Of
said Court, On the 25ih d1F o. 8 ptsmbor
EeLt, Et 10 O'clccs A. M, on the pTemieE, will Een the
fol- wing parcels ofland, lying In shelby county, near
the city of Memphis, known and tesignatfd oh N. A
Kerr Elau Of subdivision and survey Of A B. Cars
- ate. % date The 2sh q Nay 1855, VIZ:
lot Ne 4 IN Subdivision A, on said plan, c-ontsining
n 2 10 Ecres
Lot No s. IN same subtivision, eonfalniug II s-I0
acLs
Lot No. II, n subdivision B. on sane plan, oontsiaing
q : acras
said lot No -, NElbe slvid and > "a, IN two squa
parts.
ThcEe lands viii Be sold upeH TIE following terms. one
f1lrsh cash The balance a. one, two and three years
vita bCnd and two god s~ecuritiesi and q len retained
iorpaymelt-
lots No faud5 VIII Be soid - q minimum price Of
$500 per acre. Lot No. n viii b sod % = minimum
prce o. sicO0 per acre JANIS l. talbot.
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g AL Is NOT LOST .

Mr.. WEBSTER at one time, in rather an IN
guarded moment, when be was writing under
the defeat Of his party by the Democracy, re-
marked in = speech that q all is not lost" quot
ing the language put into the mouth Of Satan
BY MILTON, when be was elected from The pre-
ciaets Of Heaven. Revenge and invetsrate
bate, said be, are stnl left. So no doubt thinks
cur nsighbor OF the Eagle, when he proposes
TO strike bands with the Black Republicans
with the view Of defeating the Democracy
Political tricksters, and vain and ponp0us
dsusgogues, in the ranks OF the opposition,
viii never know or learn how to forgive the
Democratic parry for its triumph and defea'
Of their dearly cherished schemes. The Esgls
iE driven to desperation. It tried TO defeat
the DEMOCRATS with snti-PoPsry and anti
foreiguisn- Failing in this, the editor pro
clains himself ready, willing and anxious
to unite with the Black Republicans Of
TIE North with the view Ct accomplishing
bis sBds-ths defeat Of the Democratic party.
Whether mere prejudice and the love Of re
Fenge could carry any Southern nan to this
extreme VIII readily admit Of a doubt. The
great majority Of people, irrespective of party,
viii naturally infer that there must be some
thing wrong, lot to say corrupt, in the pOliti-
cal principles Of airy one who could take such
a position in the very midst of a Southern
community
Il is true the editor expresses The hope that
the slavery question is settled, but be cannot
be blind to the fact that if this we're 90, the
Black Republicans would have neither an or
gauization Bor existence. The party is based
upon the principle OF idea of snti-slsvsry, and
who viii pretend to say that this sentiment is
extinct in the North? The mere sUppositlon
Of the fact is a d~slusioa, and the man thst
breaches It and welcomes the Black Republican
cohorts Of the North into political fellowship,
is little better than be who favored the intro
duetion Of the wooden horse within the gates
Of Troy Our neighbor is mistaken if be sup
poses that the hostility to the Democratic
party is 50 deep rooted in the South as TO drive
our people to 50 suicidal an extreme. Ths
great mass OF the Southern people are too
loyal to their country, and too well vsrsed il
the political questions Of the day to be thus
k9Oawinked, deceived and betrayed.
The subject is a fruitful one, and we NAY
have occasion to refer to it again. n the
msantims, let our neighbor keep bis black ban
nsr flying, and We promise him in the end 4
most ingloriOus notoristy.
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THE AMERICAN PATENT COMPANY.
Inc0rnOrnfed Iune. ISIS

Incorporated June, 1858.
nRoCURRs Patents, Investigates Patent Clains. ne
eotlAts- the sale Of Psteut Rights, beth IN thts
csuutry and IN Europe; ties q THE value o. New Iuveu-
lions ; Mechanicai and ether Drawings furnish En-
cravings Of New Paints, and All other informaui1u per-
tainlnr 10 P tents, but owns no iutsrcst IN them.
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and walnut, Cincin I'D, Ohio.
OFFICERs.
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H.E chftOn, Secretary. Q " BbckIey, Ediior.
David kinard, Pa .ent N ~gotiator.
DIRECTORS.
wm. Rrsor. Marth Benson, n. Heaiington.
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EIecfinn Nnticn

ON tho 2SD DAY or SEPTEMBER NEXT, I viii open
~ and hold an election at the several voting PLACES 10
shelby o0untYtO elect a Judge for the Supreme Court q
N State Of Tennessee 70 al the vacancy occssioned by
the death o. the Hon. ". r. Harris.
To elest three School G nmissiouefs for each Civil Dis
triet Of shelby county, (a Shlc ] nsue have been elected
dcIinE TIE present year, Tor tie ensuing two y Ers
AID T. ascer ain the .ense Of the ? ople a. q the pro-
priety or calling a Conventional amend, rcvise or 70 form
AID max q new Constitution for he lat Ct T nressee.
an Sid EOBr L.. NIT SherfF.
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BLANK BOOK
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
G. w. Alexander,
Two Honrs to Memnhis-


THE underHignei are 6eslrous 10 sell upwards -.
i OF 900 acres OF excellent land IN fhe south
east oorusr Of Upton county. two miles nnrth efbt4A
Mason repot, on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad -
adjoining the lands Of Col. Geo 7. Taylor, n. =. eomer-
Vile. ESq, and others 40 acres cleared. the most o.
which II fresh, having been cleared since 1850 the bal
ance level, rich aud vel timbered- The IMPROVEMENTS
eenslEt o. an excellent Frame DEeiling with ave rooms
hultG nee 1 "a. a large frame Carriage H0zse, good
EeEr3 Cabins, With briok ehimEeys, tnt ell othsT nsces-
say out houes, in COED repair. A large Peseh and
Apple Ore ard Of eho.ee fruit ) > Wei Of excellent VA
ter an eEcalleut range for stoct. zf0rding plenty Of wa
ter All the year ro1nd. Persons WISHING to purchase
such : place would do wen 20 lock a. his as We se re-
termlned 20 sci. Fer terms and further particulars
address the undersigned Al Sharon Post One. Upton
county, Tenn. n W. BRADSHAW,
5 J. n. BRADSBAW.
n. BIZ desirrd, the stock o. Hogs, Cat le. OeTn.
Fodder &C viii Be sold with the tbJve place I win
also 81 l0lsf acres Of good land ~ miles north OF
Hemphii, adiOlniaE the Glands Of 3. Branch, A. B. Taylor
and y. Tayicrs Of thls 20 acres arc in Gu tiyAti7n md .
very bold spring o. renaikably cold water within IS
yards Of tbs dWliug. For further particulars. Adtress
s. J. BRADSHAW, Agent,
80 -Ha
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Increasing patronage Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL,
under TIE CASH sTsTEN, the proprietors have
determined upon the reduction Of the subscrip-
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TIE cheapest newspaper Published in the
South.
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one copy gTatif for one year. Old clubs NAV
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terms.
Address M~cCLAEAHAN, TRoUspALE & Dill.
Memphis, Tennessee.
Our country exchanges will DO Us a favor by
giving this notice one or two insertions.
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For Remt.
EOTe 0f .M0c6591egM.

A DWELLING with lsrss Tot On -
n Conn erce street extended, frst houasoa ad
right hand SIDE east OF BAYOU. April 70 I
HI JENNINGS, -
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NLnrE,a hnla-

lease L. Harris. Adn'r o. Petition IN county Csurt
I.mes n. HarkhAm, decd, q Shelby County 10 sdl
" Real Estate for payment
Nstuda MARKHAM, ct al. Of debt.
my virtue Of q decree In me above cause, rsudered In
II me Comfy Court Of Shelby Comfy a. the August
I'm. fS5s. Of said court, I wll oner Atpubnc sale 10
~ hirhegt bidder, in fr1nt o. the County Clerks oHoc,
IN Memphis, on THURSDAY ssId shfIhABEk, lSoo.
49, f,Tfewine valuable town lots belouging % The estate
~ lame II. Markham, deoessed. being Nos. ga, 2i3,
Sqa "a q71. on me east side Of Fifth street, and the west
size OF Sixth street Ia he sxtensieh oitne elty or ZEN
~. fhr,neh the lands o. 6rsenlaw 4 %. and others.
80 afa and ga, front 1fsH feet en- Rith street, run-
usra back between parallel hnes A. rxht hnEies with
go ssreet 1874 feel 10 an kney IAN fees vice, and
Eos ~ and ga front 1855 feet on sixth sire {, run
r,rg 80 al rIeht angles with the street BET wen pafai-
lei lines las i feet 20 sn a1ey aaa t~t wee.
usnfT n, a credit cf 6, II and IS mcnthsi TIE pnrehasers
rirax bond and approved security ant = un reserved
uufn assl rsyuent. JOIN P. ~REzkYAST, Ciert.
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Shprfn-s sale.

Dr virtue Of two exLcutiols b M directed, one from
ID the Circuit Ocurt u shelby county, on Judgment
rendered therein n favor o. Jos n. DEou vs.. Jos D
6cd 20th NAY, 1883. for ss035 O5 and costs and the
other nom the Law side Of TIE Common Law and Chan-
CRY Court Ct he city O. Memphi., on Judgment res der
81 therein, In favsrO q Zach Core. Cope q Co vs. Jos.
D.. CT OF June 7, 1883, for 8llT2 ts aud cnsts; I VII On
2rH SEPTEMBER NEXT ~ the Court House door IN
the town o. Ralsigb, sen % the highest bidder FOR Cash.
~WENTT-FIYH ACRzS or LAND, lying In shelby
county, on the north end Of a certain 100 acre tract.
Known IS the Grinn 4 orRe sub division, sold By them
tor. Banks, By him d Vim. walker, and BY him 20 Jos.
Barlieres sais25 acres Immediately iJins IS acres sold
b. STD harb.ere 20 J Il Graft, A Woe ward and "
A. H1se, t1Ettaer forming ssif 100 acres, and l. the
sane IS acres cluveJ Cd b. said Barbiers 70 said defen-
dant james d Gcf. By deed registered IN the HeEister'-
once AZ Rslvigh, IN BOOK "a. page SCI. levied on as the
property q SID J. D. God Sale IN lawful hours
R0BT. l. SMITH,
n-.n r.-nn aE.-.n.. a..E..-
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

CoRREcTIOE.-In an article yesterday morn
ing, entitled " Selling out to the Black Republi-
eans,n the last sentence Of the first paragraph
should have read, according to the manuscript
6 such is the harmless malice and venomoul
hatred Of these invetsrste editors" The pTiu-
ters substituted the word traitors Tor editors.
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IL. marcy's CoTns.

THz 80 Aduinissrsuon and ths ELEcTHIo OH
sous ssme az The AdninistrEsion has "Eons down.
even .ons Editors tths grades a Dusiie %Spinionl psrti-
n.e,ou,ly assetit. Prof Chs Dc Graih never hsksd
Al ssitor far = fsEoraBIs opinion. All EsDsetabls Doc
tor. CONSIDER 4 a~ltogs.hsr f4frs zig to advertise IN .
RACER. yet thsy are very Cad 70 Be noiissd b. tts editoT
q a = sspcc-abls ioarna--pr0vsasd a cost hin nothing
~. this osssets des 10 fast deesying- Hhnan, IN
-bstsvsr pcsrion. males hdiscOteIy, be e1nos out
lsbeisd n EnEhzb. II ths treads on snJbsdJ's srns'
tlsy can BE- reIfTsd very foen u hessrs- Se'u Us
drug store. Just 10 sc TIE crowd eomsfor - snaio
- s,Bns tion Of he rsisTed-toms Win psinrui
.-w,v. r-syesd. snd uutsTCd Joints othsn rslisved
, $500. Il half an hour. B-t all cases are nt
,ms some require . lite i1sg- tine tAan othsrs.-
Warrington Uni0l.
MA Grs1t Rsmedy can BE- had % ne hseni asfas
OHAspLEnE Co. Price. - ssnts % osnts n1 81
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WM2lfpH.

CONSUMES for n Boxes Boots ard Shoes. marked
". & p, Memphis Team. Also, 2 BAcs Meruh n
disc and Box Merchandise, marked h. Memphis. Tenn,
n store. said c7nElgUess vii please bring blis ladInz.
pay charges, and tsks freight, or they will be sod to pay
charges. HOS. II. g. co
Nc. 3 Towards Row,
auan-TrT Hrur-NFa Truu
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The GEORGIA DEcIsIoN.-We alluded brief
u last week 10 a decision Of the Supreme
Court q Georgia, which was said to affirm
the doctrine, that when the powers % a bank
corporation expire bYa limitation contained
Ia its charter, all right OF action against the
institution became extinct, 90 that it could not
be sued upon any contract or undertaking
which il had previously assumed. We were
then Of opinion that the decision was incoT-
Ieetly reported, but it seems to be otherwise.
The supreme Court distinctly decided that the
court below erred In not iRstructiBg the jury,
/" that If the charter OF the Planters and
Mechanics Bank expired by its own lmita-
tion, on the lst'of Jsnusry, 1856, such expira-
tion eXtiDgaished the Plaintiffs debt and that
be could not recover"
This was the opinion OF the Court, Judge
Lunpkin, dissenfieais, but it does not appear
how many justices sat In the case.
The decision would be secuted by every
lawyer In the land, even il it had come before
the court ia this case for the first tine, and If
there had been nothing in the Georgia statutes
Affirming the contrary. But il is beyond pre-
csdeut, extraordinary that such a judgment
should have been rendered, in the teeth Of
four decisions in similar cases. where the SH-
pTeme Court affirmed the liability Of CORPORA
tons 50 circumsianced. The professional
reader will ind these decisions, Lace vs.. Nor
Tis, s Ga. Rep 46s, Thornton Va. Lane IL Ga.
Rep. ass, MOul,rie VI Surely 10 Ga. Rep. 29S,
and Robinson W. Lane 10 "a. Rep. 337. And
then the Augusta DisPatch quotes from the
Georgia statutes a generallaw, passed in 1885,
applicable to all corporations, declaring upon
their dissolution, whether BY forfeiture or ex-
p~iration, their debts sAOHld not be extinguished.
It is not certain however, that this law ap-
plies as it was passed after the charter Of the
Planters and Mechsnics' Bank had been
granted.
Under al the circumstances, we cannot won
der that this decision has aroused considerable
feeling in Georgia. 1t seems to us totally IT.
Teconcilable with common sense, reason, JUS
tics, or aBy proper application OF the law gov
erning contracts, and how the court could
have reached their conclusion we cannot for
the life Of us perceive. We would like to zee
the whole record Of the courts opinion ia the
case, and some Of our Georgia contemporaries
would do well to publish It as a curiosity in
legal literature. Certainly nothibg like itcan
be found observation-disclosures SoSth.
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AGAWAT from the Subscriber In CrI erdsnaN
n o0unty, Arkansas. IN the 2fst Of August -
WILLIAM, ablack nrgro nan. about thirty years
old ftr feet high spare buln, long "a I'd, thin sAL
WHISPERS and msustsch, fr1nt teeth out, and al bis teeth
had.
At tn SAM tins, EATHAN. a "a brown, almost
q black, nego man, about "a years old abcut S tee, s
inches high, well made. rather suiea looking and slow
spoken. nee EaEroes Vii probably aftrmpt TO 90 to
Northern Ksntucky. he absve reward viii e D ID Tor
thsir Hpprehenslon Bnd divers or o0nnnemtnf In jsd.
Ny addrcss IL Bletsoss Landing, Criftenasn county,
A-fansss. Iau2s-dtn B W.THoNAs
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TAX COLLEcrOR's NoTIcE.-I will attend
at the Mayors Office on the It'll and sth, and at
the Gsyoss on the Oh and 10th Of September,
for the purpose Of collecting the State and
County Taxes due for the year 1855 It Will
be to the interest Of Taxpayers to attend to
this notice. J. W. RoTsTER.
auI4-davIn TEE Collector for shs'by county, 1855.