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NYEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NETWORK and ERIE RAlLROAD.-On aud
IN ser Monday Nov 1857 and until further notice ras'en
ger Trains Pier Disnost as follows w:
DUNklRk EXPRESS d. a. N, Tor Dunkrf and BlfAo
and intermediate stations. go
ROCKLAND PASSENGER a. Sp m, from foot Of Chambers
Via PeTniont, for Sufens AMI rnediafe stations
WAY PASSENGER AZ p. ns, for Sewbu.gh, midtown
and l'rrme diate stations.
EaIGRANT 5p IN, for DunAirk and Buaao aud ineTme
u'''' THE ABOVE TRAINS RIM DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED
NIGHT EXPRESS a. p IN, for Dankitk sni Budaio, eY
cry day. 49,, al. r.
ese HNp-ss. TsDs at Emr. With .hs Elnirs
aodaer. and NiAEas Falls Raroad tot NAs.s Fails a. Bng
hmt0n h the Syrscus- aud Bingham Railroad ~ Syracuse
At Corning With the Buffalo Corning and Newly orS Railroad r
r. h.sa- A. Bond with the Deswar- Lsckswana sud
Western Railroad for Scr.n,on ., Horneyile with the bi
f,lo and N.wYort City Railroad tor Buffalo; s.. Bufao aud
Dupsk with The Lake Shor. Rsoid fyr Ceyead Cincinnati
TSledo Detroit. CHICAGO &c. CHARLES MORAN President
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GEN LANE RETURNING 10 LAWRENCE
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A. NJ MSRwS, Arcitr--r - r.,
DY BANGS. BROTHER Il CO.-Trade-Saie
- RG-otns. No. 10 Parkplw. =, . ,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Janrsy - and a. al I
o'cinsk n m.
THE ENTIRE PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY Of the SO
EDWARD SANFORD go, NUMBERING over -'-s' .'lIlss
An 6ruir the nos: ysuab- compete aud best red Law
Idnrary ever offered ~ pubic sale
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APPARENT QUIET eesToRso.
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=. {. HALLIDAY, AUr0ueer.
The aboy sale Is 81 burned to the l4h January ls8
o'clock noon, same place Dated b,n January, 1873
HOMER h SIT ART, Referee
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NOTICE is hereby given that Mr.. EDWAkL
IN KING authorized sign firm name Ter proc1 alton
and TO act for JAMES " MINUS SUM
New \ ork, Jan. 2, 1855
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NrEW.YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
NlgT WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1889
CONVINCING DECEMBER q. 1851
Passenger Station il New York, hths and Ia ; en-
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For S-s- Hayer 10 800 ex)j l2f1 $50 Ter and
Am m For Bnas port; 7.en 500 g. Tex u: - 10
tsI and In p m. For MLfrd STAFFORD Fsrhsd Southport
snd Wr.;port :es IN. 1915 40 For NorwLk ~
N; l7E $40 e.l i:o sop. N. FOR Daen and Gr,-a,
rich T:sa m l2:+5 41 $50 NJ. For S,smorL - $40
ie, l2s s:iO(e.) 4:@ $50 p m t9r Por- Chester
~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
Bo-.on. ssoS $40 Tex For HART I'd
and Spriurt-d tex $40 tex For Conneeti-
90, River R.lrucd 20 Montreal $500 Tex snd $40 m
I ~ SSr.hs- r,on For Canal Railroad 800 Tex and
i9.ip N 70. Hoisson.c Railroad 500 N For Nag1a1c
Railroad and $40 for DsnhuTy and No!TA<
"'--''-' JAMES r. HoYT. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS. PhlLA-
IN pELPHIA and ths SOUTH ard WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-N.i and Expos. lines Leave N.wfOts sud N
And ana o. N 81 II and 70 kensnsfon Throu q
Tcket. cod fr Cncinnsi (sl7 aud SIS sp and the West
snd for Ba,uor- WsshingOr Norfolk he and h'oasa o>s
,sse checked 10 Washin gton in and p N trans
e's w WOODBURY., Assistant Sup-rint~n den.
No b.zz.xe viii b. received fo train Gns ce'eted anc
checked eeu inIte. in sdv,nc- OF the time OF esvns
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MEcHANiCF ASp raApsts BANN Nrw-Ycxk Dec. y 1857.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that IN Elec-
u tbn hr Directors Of this inshution will b. held
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Is 1881 81 the B.uins House. No SO
0rsna-e
Als a. same time and place election will be held for thres
1astso ,hs nsxt ton thereafter ensuing tor Directors "
sid Bank
~ aass d lbs Bss.a QsQ VI. lorLE, c,,A.s,.
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financial.

R,sx ov Nosrs AnsRIcA. New York Dec ~ rs1'.
A DIVIDEND Of THREE PER CEN mas
~ he, hi. day declared payable MONDAY I'M Jann,
~ -. - t"N AN' D l. SEYMOUR, Cashier
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COUPONS on SAN FRANCISCO CITY

coupons on SAN FRANCISCO CITY
~ BONDS payable IN San Fsncsco, oOleced OF bought BY
VIM T. COLEMAN a Co. No 81 Wsllst. ,
CALIFORNIA STATE BONDS received by ard Transmitted
" Sacramento City and there exchanged Bonds OF
sse ss re9ud BY aw and delivered parties il New oTk
vsd o,hrr Pnueirs Atlantic eiie,
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS.
Our SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE gives especsl attention. 20
COLLECTIONS al Phucipsl points in CALIFORNIA aud
OREGON.
Referee psomply made 10 Gol 10 Good Bills requested
MANUFACTURERS and MERCHANTS ulskius s,.. flt
GALffoSNtA Tor ORESoS) transmit their
iLrosh House SAN FRANCISCO and have he Inyo,e,s
paid @ sfrvsi OF the sooj there thus giving
sunsips
con,tol Of tbeiE property uutl paid tog.
EXCHANGE on San FrsBcisco for Sale.
ADVANCES msdc Shipments OF approved Aeschsn3is Sc
censiensdt6 Cut San frsncisco Hous>.
VIM, Il. COLEMAN Co,
No Go WALL-ST., NEwYoRI,
and
CaITosNiL STRYTr San RRANciSco
Rear to-Bank Of America, New foIf
Me-sfs Duncan Sherman Co, NewIoFk.
ke.sIs. VIM. Appleton Co, Boston.
Me.sr. Vim. 4. Weld Co, Boston.
Mes.r. Bates Co. Boston.
kfs Edward Ma, Rcbn.oo, New. Bedford
Messr. Tbcnss Whitrdge Co, Baltimore.
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NO BATTLE WITH UNITED STATES TROOPS.
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IO INEENTORS.-PATEN American and
II Foreign obtained through CASTELAR, Cos Office No
SIS Broadway. New York AL business connected VIII Ps.en,
PROMPTLY eHec tied ., srcsy rsccs rse E.t laet uss
Ds;.eS sPpI Q. saaSsu u pS9ys.
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AND ROUTE-NEW-YOR TO PROVl-
DENCE kc-On and s1er Oct. %, 1871, TIsin OF ne
pROVIDFNCE HARTFORD and FtSHKILL RAILROAD

l. =.
will leave Hartford the arrival there Of the ExPs' Train q
the New Haven aud Hartford and
Springfield Rsirosd. which leaves New York az g. m g..
SAMUEL MOTT, ) ipeEin.enkst
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NOTICE.-The firm of THOMPSON, MORSE
~ Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Dat ID
Januory : 1851 s. G. 4 p. ?. THOMPSON.
y. W. i W. 5. MORSE
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Professional Noi,ees

T. h. ADAMS, Washington City-Attorney for
Ne Claims s,sins the unied Sts'ss Government PsricCE
s,tcntion given to business before the Ps:crt -Ohce
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ONCE OF SAsoVsgr, MAssFIrtp sSo NrwARx K X Co,
SAxpUsky. Dec. Il. 1871 !
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.--The Stock
kOhosaers oftas sANDUsKY. MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
aALRoAD COMPANY, orssnized on the a day OF July
Saky ohe the third oAnesday In January less being the
Nh oa5 Of the mouth for the purpose eeens nine Directors OF
Sad Cospsny Tor the ensuing year and I'LL their
shall b. eeea and qualified and fcI The confederation u
such other business may b sroush. TO the notice
- VIM KEY BOND, President.
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TIE DEATH BED or BENTON.


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work. CLOSING ur h |, \bridrment of the Dc.
hate, of Couarc... which Lr La. brought
down To- ls5O. to the passage of the r9mrrJ-
mise measures Ic was debating tho closing
chapter of the work His daughter. Mrs
Jones, sittin. beside the lod. receiving it.
sentence hv sentence. Whispered IN her ear.
aud roucating it aloud to her husband. who
wrote it down 1t was then read over ty
/ COL Benton. and received his corrections,
made with "a. much anxiou, Iartirularity as
| il it was the maiden work If Il Young author
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WISE L LII AN Y
\TRENGtI WILL STORY.

Ycs. madam. replied little man in
'r'wu coat and short lr'''hc-.
90 And her will ''
' Is going to b, oru.d hero Immediately
10y her solicitor.
e. Shall W. inherit anything?'
90 l. must ho suppo> Il So. We have claims
. Who is that misorahlv dressed parsonage
who intrudc~ herself here q!
Oh, she. laid the little man. ,nccring,
80 -hv won't have much in the VIII She is
sister to the deco >.d.
What that Anne who welded in lNl2
q man of NOTTINGHAM officer.
Precisely 50,
She must have uo small amount Of i'm
prudence to pres mt herself hero, before r'-
slo,tabe family
The more s, ae Sister Egcric, Of noble
hrth had never forgiven her that "'SoIF-
a0".
Anne moved at th, time across the room
IN which th7 family OF the deceased were as
nhlel ~ho wa, pale her fine eyes were
flied witt t,ar,. and her face was iurrowcd
'.v care with rrccp'ious wrinkles.
What lo ypu come here for o. said
with great haughtncss, Madame de Vile
l,uys the lady who moment before. had
laon intorro.atmg the littl" man who inhcr-
i..d with her.
" Madame" the poor lady replied, with
humility. " DO not come here to claim
tart IF what doe, not belong to m", | come
,llclv to 50. NJ Dubois, my poor sisters So
il,itor, to inquire if she spoke Of me at hor
,..' hour.
What DO YOU think people busy them
.lr., about YOU . arroCuutiy ohSeW ed Ma
dnoo de Niilyboys ' the disgrace Of great
loue- wi" welded a man Of nothing,
.oiIicr of Bonaparte
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THE MEETING oNTUE syU.

Inc io"h nan was l''''u 's'''' '''' '','.'','''
VIII" ,he ci'lAehs oi ourl'i9'o'' "''.'','''' "
near the report OF inc ,ouli'il'''v " ''"'
.s.' ,s N. W. in,t. ataan,,,c ,hoohoir.
.dt T. rb;..oo1on rso ,yos chosen
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,;,,, .,ro Mechanics, ,s.,ci,,t;on uns Lrouoht
nm ord ,fc, .,,,, remarks bv Mr.. Henry p
II;.i,..L ,nJ Han rr,r.i. W-;l1.,r cv,,l,ir.
i,,, th, d,.io, a tbo rr,,os.d or,luilati,u.
,ho cu,r.in,r r.s,lutions were introdu,.od
tt u whoo,.,r r.o
.... ...
the promotion of manufactmiu. iu Burlington hc
organized
R''''ro,, That !. T. "%'''. H. j.. ii''",.i
Bnrno. he a Committee to draw up a Constitution
and By-l@w- for such A'''enti'n' amt To ''i'"
'' '.a' .....',. ,.,. .u,i A.....i.
alton a, t.a t,u,m tac .ohw sion of 'hr 'on.ti-
'o'' D"
Remarks IN support oI Tia" r.,niutl'n, were
made bv Levi Underwood Esq. Mr. &.
Benedict, and J s. Adams Esq, after witch
the resolutions were unanmous " adopted
Tho committee Of thirteen having come in ,
no,v renortod through Mr.. 5. F. Howard, that
suhscrintions TO the amount Of 81, 700 had
been received, leaving $500 still to be obtained
in order to the completion Of the required
sum This small amount they hoped would
he subscribed upon the spot. Mr.. Howard
added >loo as th" '"''f''"'.' '.'' 'F'-
ther u. u. Howard t''. Ma. I n'.'"'''
who had subscribed elo" as u -''H 10y inc
benefit Of his real estate now ai''d go ''r
the benefit Of his bank stock Mr.. Adams
added $40 to his 500 for the bcneiitoi TANK
stock he hoped TO own MIR, BIN subscribed
: % for the benefit of money which he hoped
| to borrow Divers others subscribed or rals-
ed their previous subscriptions, and finally
Messrs. Shaw, Shattuck and Benedict assumed
the remaining balance. Thus the subscription
was completed. The list was read and was re-
ceived with three rousing cheers. Mr. Barnes
announced that arrangements for the timber
iron and other materials for rebuilding wer'
! already in progress and that he should COM
rnence the work Of reconstruction the next
morning, and three cheers more were
-, G.. Mr. Ro,nas
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era in Egypt, Mr. De Icon, and it is hoped
will have sdlutary effect upon the Arab pop
ulation. The Dickson agricultural enter
prise is broken up and his son-in-law Stein
beck writes that with the first opportunity the
S,tr, yors expect to return to America
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SPEECH HorsENAToR RwADEoFoHIo

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now. as a crowniug act Of nfamy, the slv.
power proposes TO taston constitution upon
| the people which they hate, and by major
| itv Of ten thousand votes, at a legal election.
| havs repudiatad
Senator Wade paid his respects to Nj.
Benjamin, of louisiana, who made i''worv
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/ \ ROYAL lNpIAN WEDDING The Nchra,-
ka City .Ners of Sd inst. contains long ac-
couut Of the marriage Of Pawncc Chief to
/ a blood royal squaw of the Ottoo tribe. The
/ bridegroom was named Whitewater, and the
bride Wah-mush- pe-shinga. We extract the
| following
The Chieftan's daughter WAS elegantly
dressed in a red flannel shirt with Hue cali
60 border, checked apron, summer-killcd
buffalo robe, and white felt hat. Her jew
els were magnificent. From either nuricu-
lar depended bright ornaments Of hrass, tin
and copper.
We must not omit TO mention that Mis-
Wah-mush- -pe-shinga also wore ''red petit
coat, embroidered according To "a design ot
her own, with porcupnc quills, representing
a desperate dog tight Her entire wardrobe
and iewclrv could not have eos. less than six
thousand dollars in Fontcnclle money. The
bridegroom was attircd in all the magulc-
ence which his rank and wealth demanded
lie wore standing shirt collar, medal "I
President Pierce, a blue -trght-cplllrrd sol
der coat with brass buttons, and AN elegant
pair of Spanish spurs while hi> stalwrt lpm
were admirably clothed in AN ancient coffee
sack Although the appearance OF both th'
hrid" and groom wa, appropriate t" then
high sphere in life
The most -umpuou, fra-t awaited th
guests At the residence of the brides father
It was spread in camp kettle and suspend
I'd over fire that burned in the centre q
that priuccy lodge IL consisted of N"un
do- meat, beaver tails and mule steak, irr>
- fish and sugar. making alt~cthcr one of th
II most ualtuhlr aud uour>hing compound
that ever .I3irrd camp kettle. The hur
- spoon, ofoccidcntal luxury seldom convey {
:, the educated palate ynud> mor" t'mrtlu
III and delicious 4, for drinks. corn whisky
. mad" Of rcd pepper. tobacco plug and raj
water, together with mph-,cs-,wcrtru"d co
IT. fee, mad" up the list
% Among the distinguished person, Prc,'n
y We did not fail to notice, the >iN NIrsdum'
= pctuuasharo, the wives q" HAT cmincr
y 'miiu" who {, now at Washington Ni,itin
Jam.> buchanan on official business Al,'
y Mr. Whit,rrow Of the Omaha princilalit,
' Mr. Big Nul tier. Esquire Wildcat and Il
Hon ~hort-uilcd Fix
r Im JAuN Mrmg ,>n Orlgcr n
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..
iather was ana happier thoh your uh'or'u-
nate mother
ne eyes oi those VINO were present We're
flled with tears notwlthStanHlhE rhclr eu'r'
to preserve an appearance Hi lluiutr'''''
ne rhlId embraced inc pooK VIII" ""N'S"
icrvor' ana opening II attcr"aru.
mamma ne sa'd' WHAT pretty
pictures
indeed Iai" 'h' ho'hcr' h'PlN "' '"'
guinness VI m"r p'N'
Yes he good Nlrg!h' IN r'o ur,S>, y,
holding til" infant Jesus IN hGr arms nu'
why mamma, mas SILK paper "''h l"' "lo"
'h' l'tur's ....., ,..
>! that th'N might not u" "I"''"' NY
dear. ,.
hut hamm'' why ar 1i' '''''' ''' sim pa
l'rs to 'a'h engraving ,..... .ii..
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be mayhap an over true tale which one I
good woman tells ofanithcr. y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-30
M NEVILLE n. EARLY

HAVING lossttd perzsn-ntly In Memphis. ocers hts
rrofesslsnrI rvtcrs 70 ifs tir.ns and persons m
ne s1rrozzcinx country. Special stteutiDn vii be Civ
ossisircsa and al dsessee ef women and CHI
4ren.
Dss,aenos cn TIE corner OF Hernzndo street ana
zruznif lveupe occ- = Madison STREET uy7 ~
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WILLIAM KENNEDY, Jr.,
A TTokkhf Al I.Au--O11cs over Gsysso Bank Bufld
"a ING. ksdisop street. Memphis. 1snn.E rsyis-lr
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nrs. Brock & Spiegel

ITAvE associated Themselves ne purpose Of prsc
III ticfng medicine II al CHRONIC dlsesses We
wec call the sttention Of invsliSs 70 the numerous
cures ve have. ssd MAKING IN Memphis, anonE
vhtch VII found Cancers, p,rmsnenry carsd sfthouf
the uss of cAusTIc oT KnIFEs old sores. Scro.-la,
Nntfs Swelling. syphilis Dropsey Grsrtls kheunstk o,
Dypcpss Liver Lungs Eyes, and every variety OF the
eiseasts Of the womb radically cured
DR. D. 9. BROCK -
las devoted much time and expsnsefn coectng sl the
valusoie medical experience and receipts that existed
with the North and south American Indians incfU1ng
the PkRICA Of the fnckso. Of k.hus, s0c the Mslsy
fe1s-ns-ka OF fhe @ dsarEng, Of sursbaya. with the
practical mecal knoviedxe OF ys thousand Botz1-
tczl Plants Bzrfs, Hcots snd Herbs
Tose wishing 20 svsE fnrnselTes of the S>rvioes
~ erock, Informed sasf hls stay IN 6smphis vIn
tltnltef 70 this susner.
Beng scqusin'e1 vifh an Eocz-a IxuruAEss our ez-
sn'nHttons sss ma without an int~rprsfer = y
pone eorrr Of hsiz and Unl.n sfre-ts.
tuni-dnw-IF
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Vosxtos errcuLATfoNs.--Aw writer In the
New York Tribsas breaches several en.toui
theories about European politics One Is, thai
Hussia and France have an nndests ndine, ma
neither marty shsll binder The other In the sxe'
eution OF two projects. which the writer.sl
iedses each has respectively at heart Ines'
proiscts are the annexation Of Turkey % Nus
sia. and the conquest Of England BY France
These were, 1t Ia asserted, discussed IN t1e pm
rste conferences at the meetings OF the kspre
ssntstives Of France and Rsssis, last year
and a couplets sreord upon them establishes
hctEeen those two pcwers. II 10 aiiedged tina
Rnssis is making steslthy gigantic prePara
tions Tor the invasion Of Turkey France. o.
her side, too, has an Immense army, ful
| oEledge Of ths nauber Of which 10 KEEP
from public viev- Its armament and trsinin
are most perfect. II is q dominant power, sn
expects TO be launched out upon tue heredi
tsry foss.p A vast navy has been organized
| end no effort been spared to make this arm o
the defense a. perfect as the lsnd forces
Tie writer prophesies that, before anoshe
year, the plans be speaks Of will be carrie
out. Europe viii Be involved In 7ns Of n
ucek tremendous pkrs which ever visited ths
soil. He h of opini1n thai England suffer
herself TO be annsed and deceived b. hunbt'
schsmss and false prstsnces.l In which Lorl
Napolso - brain IL prolifs. He thinks g
7 viii not y prsPepsd 2or her enemy and tall
prey 20 him
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VALUABLE OITY RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.

r opFxR for sale, the Reuse and LIT situated -
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tue fthe msst Of VII ch nsv) viii also Be sold with
the premises, desired. Any one desirins nne .ea-
ling will call soon. 6fO- W. DUfAL.
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