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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-06

A Texas paper mentions having recei-
we'd letter from 8 friend, accompanied
with the scalp Of Camsncbe Indian.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-06

On the 4th Of October, the inhabitants
of the city Of Munich celebrated the tooth
anniversary Of its foundation.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-06

A Southern editor says that the wish
expressed by President Buchanan, thar
the Atlantic Cable should always be neu-
trail between nations. has been fully real
lied. 1t hasn't a word to say on either
side.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-06

CosrIvExEss.-Taks light animal fooa.
such as mutton. &c. Eat mush and mo-
lasses once . day. Take regular and
moderate exercise, and make N sdsrt
once day to sysenats.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-06

FEEox.-SOak the finger in strong. wsrA
I've. for half an hour at time frequently.
Also make use Of strong poultiess.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-22
.5Ofice 10 Passengers ) ShiPpers.
Great Wabash Valley Route,
M
Great western Of Illinois
AND
Toledo. Wabash and Western Railroads :

Shortest, nest Comfortable and ChSapsst Rout'
ST. LOUIS. TULEDO. CLEVELAND, nCNAIlkr BCF-
FAL0. NEW ORE y BOSTON
1.-TWO Iez changes % Cars 20 PlusbIrgh. Fhlatelphia
Il uarrisburE. Ballmlrs and Washiuztau Cisy. TIE
r-ly Rouse between So. Lruisant ne East by which Pas-
iaurrrs ar1ff The risk oftsiur ourecl1us D. short lines.
frru 81 Llls oro'eio es3 miles, Be- run n one Ho1d
without dl1uEe 20 Cars
Tr0 Dailg TruiHs icGre 81. L0uis, as T0l0rs:
: 5'cl01k A. m-Ii-htuinE EVpress arriving a. r0iefl.
Detroit. Cleveland. ani au Eastern stiles
Is -ou 81 any lther train eu % 81
L1uls
, u'dGgE p. M=Icr-rHh EUuress striving at rlleto-
CIevea1I anil al Eastern ana North
eru cities n less Tran any cher raiu
out ~ 81 Louis
nis great EoEtrf d The East cmhlles al Ua elements
or sperf safety tnf Can.ort arising from hs perfect
ou-trurl1u rf BE- t-alk win less uaie ant c~urvlture
than any East or West line uf The same leg-l IN The
United States TIE alperlorltT " Us ruuulls Et1E o.
luNurious Cars. and beis- one line. al risk ~ delay BY
mszsiuE u1uuecfl1us o. avoided. a. also ne annoyance ~
Ch1uElg Care and Coutuc1crs every few h1ur ard being
crowded iut1 ears a'rru'y Guet win local p1--eurers and
rendered uncomfortable b. an ac-umuiati1l af Dust
The evening ZrirEraph Ezurcss makes direc- and GER
tain concessions at F'lefo with he maEuinurut steamers
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN WESTERN METROPOLIS ara
CITY or BUFFALO, fr Duak+rL Bulls and Ni-Eua
umWa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-22
ImnarlanII ID D. aWner..

We print IN another part Of to-day's paper
an important decision, delivered in General
Session by 1ir. City Judge Russell, one Of the
most able and clear-hesded Of our criminal
iurists. The decision settles. 50 far as this
court is concerned, the TeEed question as 10
whether or not dogs, considered and tanned as
domestic animals, are personal property in the
legal sense Of the word, aRd therefore entitled
10 the same protection given BY the act Of 1857
to sue property. The action before the court
was TIE case Of a nan who had been indicted
By The Grand Jury Tor grand larceny in the
fel0liOus taking Of a deg valued a. fifty dol
lars The defense demurred 10 the indictment,
O he ground that as d dog was not legally
personal property, the stealing Of one could not
be q grand larceny. The Court decided to
pass definitely upon this question raised BY the
defense, ard las decided lLst for all practical
purposes, a dog is personal property and the
owner BE- entitled 30 be protected in the enjoy
NET OF TINS species OF property equally with
aaT other. The learned Judge has evidently
s-lLied the question involved IN his elaborate
decision vel aud earnestly, and his exposition
Of the common law, and his citation Of cases
occrr,ng upon the subject are equally clear
and convincing.
8 have already alluded to his dog question,
sud caulut see IL in any other point Of view
than tHa- taken By Judge Russell. In this city
a4a HAA4A4aH q EAEaA Le14 Oh M4arEN ~ AAhEta co
in dogs. some are kerr as pets, some for Ia
boz hze hoEsrs. and usny a. guardians for
property. Ulder The usual impression that
the stealing Of ibis species Of property is not
legally criminal, men make a regular business
Of dog stealing, SO that the definition Of dog
faucis- has cone 70 be a man who fancies
ether peoples dogs. To show the absurdIty
Of DE- Old idea, LET Us suppose that man
oEns "a dog, The market valae Of which is one
hualrel dollars, and 2 horse worth fifty. The
thies who steals tie horse is sure Of a long
Imprisonment, while a person who carries Of
The dog, sometimes worth double the value Of
tLs horse, escapes unpunished- There is as
much care required In the breeding Of a good
dog as in thai Of a good horse, and both should
have equal protection before the law. The
English common law founded upon the idea
that dogs were base animals, and entitled to
DO ie-aI protection, was made before dogs were
really property in sny practical point Of view
The law then represented the ussges Of soci-
ety. Vow society makes a dog property, the
szle 81 any 0lher domestic animal; aid it is
absurd that the dog owner should not have the
ls-ai protection to which he is entitled. We
applaud TIE decision Of Judge Russell, and be-
heFe ITO BE- good common sense, which ought
70 Be a E0od law = Huald.
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BrOWnsViIIe Female COIIege
TUSCUNBIA


II IualNllulas NORM ANauama. on the Mam-
- phis and Charleston Railroad. Jas miles ezsf 4
Memphis, Tenn. ne next session. under ne orrtral q
Prof. T. b. yohnsun, Wall commence on ONDAT Sep
temher S, 1859. The Seminary will BE- mrafsred Win
new and superior musical Instruments.
Good harding IN private faaliues a. so 70 ga pr
month A nnited uuIaher VII - resolved into ue
family % the Principsl.
Terms per session, Of tEeny-ons Eesks, ons-han in
afvauce.
Primary
Aa4f lt
%
Aul4lrNaA !
Ansio (lnciu4ins use of instruneutsI..-.-...-.-31
AAHas s. % q
R~ETEREScEs.
Faculty syneilcai College. LaGranre, Ten Rev. !.
\ Temple WESLEYAN University. Florsucs. Ala ssmI.
Tate President \. &C R. J n. Owens. W. Her
nanlo. Mss Col g. n. PhIpps Oxford. Kiss; CdI. J.
Cnis, Marshall county. Mss; ". B. Hs"Iin. Memphis,
W-B Waidr1l, Memphis, Tern.i r. & SOFT Rieh-
mond, Ia
For particulars, address the Principsl.
A. -. BARCLAY, Prsst.
wv. ROLLSION, Secretary
iy24-dau2ms
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-22
LOOKING-GLASS STORE, ETC.

=. n r. FREEMAN. Nashvius. rsunl
Lave opened a house, $50 Main street. provinces
II Block Memphis. Tenn where they win msuuf.e
ture Gilt Mouldiugs. PIER and Mantle hirrlrz evaA
plain and 0ruameuted Glasses. % all sizes, Curtain Cur
nice, Portrait and Picture Framess inside Neuiian
Blinds, etc, etc, and teep for sale Artists Materials q
AT kinds, EngrlvinEs. Wiuf0W SHADES LooElng-Glasa
Plates, Picture Class. etc- Our Gtt WorEs and hlnda
being diminished in Memnhis. We rV1ld llmage BY lQng
tr1nsrartltion. and are euahicd % furnish our NuTk m
perfect order. An experience % elzhteen years On our
business viii. We trust. enable us 10 lve sausfaclen In
every respect We oucit ana hope % merit the patron
age o. this c1mmuuliy.
n. b. Old Frames re-gnded and Venlnan hlnds re-
nsIntef M trimmed l~sS-lydaw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-22
In Chancery at MemphIs.

OTATE OF T~ENNESSEE-At rules held in the
- clerks once, Chancerg shc % he Common Law
4mf Chancery Court Of the city Of Meughis, MONDAY
August the lst 1859.
Farnis P. Love. By her next risnd, Frank L Fowler,
Complainant.
".
Frances NJ. Fails and others, Defendants.
u appearfng from ardavlt dled On MS cause. nat the
f-efsnf1rt. Frances N. Fails, Ba nun-rCstdcut Or The
srsfe hi tennessee 10 BE- oriered nat she a. enter her
sunr.rancs herein on or before the lrsf Mqnday m Oc-
fhar next uSd9l and plead answer or acmur o. Qau-
uiaiuanrs hll or ne sane VII BE- taken Tor oufested a.
h her. and procecdrd with exparte, and that a ~NFy
this order be published once a week ior four succssss
weeks In meMemphls Appeal.
JOIN G. LANlski
CLERK and Master
WIN. -Thompson. aoic.ior for oompiainant.
au27-iautW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-22
.aMIg AppeaL.
Az INVOCATION.

o. Inspiration uifh uy magic power,
spirit 81 S5nE. nov FershadcU ne
win thy bright wings q Clmsun and q eooi
Gone, thou who ar q lovely g. ne mora
o. purple mists, wien Ehe uhau tbs
Gd,den gates o. hChts
Majestic as the mlEdfT kiugcf day,
When be looks back Don ne 0aTs 1eclne5
UrCurz cl0u1s q buruished sid
As holy a. the tuiIiEhts solemn hush
A. silent eve. and Eluriuus - ulE1L
via Der bright c1ronet o. Etuu
Came like the hrst sweet dreams q cary so0A
Ard al ne win ny ecstsces-
Ny lealiug pulses nriu VIA new tolA1 ~.
., lead ne now into the fairy land
O. uoes-. beside ne crystal streams
And the gay 1aEcrs r1zthloQm
10 Thy eivsiEu bowers.
Ahl breathe thg charming music IN ny e
And NY fond heart VIII Eroo Win fe
~ BRAN siu feel thy ere electric
aud ny miuE from earh's dul 1aaA
Win s1lr ah5Fr lis fe1terlug cares
And rasm auluuc the stars
Ahl bow long % feel thy presence np
To hear fhy a1iseIess footsaep
within rrsareI chambers M ny 49,
In Sell the shataVs from ny SPA
fnfrirhi celestial stream upon ny Fislon-
Cone Win Try silver ute
And hreafhe thE lnspIrauon mmg oA
a. wIn uesra rhaplet for Thy brow
A. aF-r nee nv hearts best gin
rs nrlauf worship aEAAAE ..
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srsurantt 9grnfirs.
Statement of the Condition
OF rHE
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
ast Of SuIy, 1883,
BE he IaKs Of b. Sic Of TeHneEes

As REGuIhED
By Che Laws Of tn State Of Tennessee
ns,ne 81 the oorporauon is Eetna Insurance On
Il uauy, located At Hartford, ooun.
The Capital is One Million Dollars And aleu-
ne Assets ofthe Company are -
Real Rsiate unencunbered sD,ios
Money due he Company seeureduy
o9.S iS sssS and in SsaF....-. 1855
Cash in the hands q Agents anan -,
0AfH
aMotrare Bonds 7 per cent SEMI
aunnil infercsL-.--s aAV0 4N~
Is Mortgage Bonds s per cent, SEMI
annual interest 2ooO SIo0o
Is Jersey CITY Water Sends 81 9 per
cent. semi-annual IuteresL--... 5000 3oo
50 UarrdCfty Bonds 6 pr cent SEMI
annual interest. coiuo olfoN
IS Rorhegfar CITY Sends. 7 per cent
semi-annual interest 300 &loo
10 Brooklyn CITY Bonds 8 per cent?
seri-annual uteresL...-.--.-. 1000 1000
BM1waukpe CITY H1ads, 10 pr cent
ssmi-muuai nteresl--.----- 5000 5000
assras5 inter I $500 R,s7sI
0h'i ssnSsI fossTest~.--~-.~"..ro.OOO 1870
ssmi, ANNA i]nssTss 1000 1880
.m rs5ISi isTest.-'... 1000 600
state OF New York STOCK s per cent
seml-snnual iuierest.-.--..... 5000 5000
eate 81 Missouri stock 9 per cent
semi-annual iuterest.-.s.-.-.- 5000 600
ss5u aim i%atsTeit, dssG...~.... 5000 a,Ooo
s'-' sssu atm i2isTss, ass. ... $500 $3.50
De-ruare and Hudson Canal Company
tsTs,L.--.~--.----..-.Io.sG iI.Oss
500 shares Hartford and EeF Haven
Railroad Company Stuck-..-- 5000 $1,000
go % Conn. River Rsilroad @ Stock $500 1900
1c7 q B1sisn \ worcester Railroad
Comnsav tsck--.-. 1910 IOlo5s
60 " Conn. River Company stof.. 5000 Ls25o
T" sary- O. ----.--... 5000 $3.50
" Sios591......--.-.--.~. 5000 $40
SC o. EsEle BIZ SIX Provide R. T. 100 i,s5
rs g Mech < Tra's DO Jersey City
New 100 le0
100 % Revere Bank Stock, Boston,
iNiN0 luuou
Merchants Bk STA, s. Louts
AulNN AuIe1
o o. Bank STATE 81 Mssuuri, sioE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-22
Trust sale.

DT virtue % a certain deed o. frost, dated E0vembsr
ID lEt 1856, executed 20 ne by Wm. ". Wheafly b. Sc
cure q certain debt therein specified, 7 viii proceed 30
sell for cash o. TIE hiEhet bl1ser, a. % &c ok A. n,
co ne lo-h DAY of Ocuahe-s 1s5e- in front o. tie smce -
: Horues Eg In he city o. Memphis. the following
property Wa Lylna IN Civil Disiriu n, m he crudv
VIZ the eas hair o. a ten acre l0t ~ Land, known -
lct No s. 90 the plan u s1ufh Memphis, the szme sd
D. Sch WheaIy hy has title bad % ". ". Whe=rey.
recorded fu ne RegsteTs once % said country. In Fnfk
4 psEe . thdlsth day az Nay. 1877. end John G. Nc
LFuo-e conveyed % Seth WhealT, July zth, 1872. BY
bis deed a hat date the title Be- bclinFef o. - eoos. but
I siH s-l a. trustee =uiy.
Fhouid ne shove property not sell Tor enouEh b sttisl
tie azid debt ] VIII sell a. the sane time and place Or
each. ten shares o. The lock o. ne Memphis BuiIdin-
Loan Ascension. !. c. GRIPPING,
epS-Im Trusted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-22

DT rirlue o. q desd q uua. d1isf - o. EovrmbeF,
ID 1864. e~rec1fef 20 ne ~ uonzs r. Courtney, ] VII
pr0oeef D. EEL fr cash. iothe hiEhet baifr. IN rerf
~ ne ence ~ J. Horne Esq-s m ne city % Aellls
a. NJ o'dge, A NJ, On NONDAr, the ION 81 oalhFr,
ne folcsriHe property. viz A certain Do ~ Fround IN
ne part % me city knoun a. South hemulis, and known
% NE pan % ne saiccJ as Elskf 81, frontiaE % feet
mte Eest aide 20 Causav street and ruuGiuf urtt-
HardlF g. uEht ansles via the sd streaE azdhe1Eeeu.
l.a-et ll-e % he center 81 Bayou Gay1ds aLf havirE
= - teet er mereshauu On Isma street n eE-
VIZ ne impruremeu1 thereon. shauld ~
-yae llV Dot sel Tor sufncieut % ssfisfy fhe afcre-
sell oehl VII sen a. TIE a time ~ race. frn
te apE - ne Memphis Builfiug and B1n
Asp4auqn, bel1nginE - said Courturv. Te ace "a
NJ above real estate Is supposed 70 be Foof. M II srI
, c. GRIPPING.
6Ea+A 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-22

ans arus % choice Land IN Bolivar county, Mi.s a
miles rcm 9f-@uTlNe. ON ea-uf Phcilai n~aTiEa10u
part Of TIE Fesr O. ~ and. 30 aurea hal bssn nIli.
waited years $50 hut JiEhty overdoved In '58; hrg.
plrtt0u ae.Ve lrcrfau5 o1ered a a harEun. sure.
UDH acres tn Clah1ma c1unty-i200 acres In cuiuva-
ton ulthH uesrless Suck etc, four mlles from nS
Misslseiuri river.
500 ceres lu Caahula uluy-iel0 In cultivation,
win 200 neguesi d1 he Mississippi river.
100 Acres in wasalugt1n county Mississippi $50 IL
niuvaudn
t6o Acres % sr1l yer river, Mss $50 deadsned.
go Acres ls ui-s from Meushis. near Mississippi ana
Teures-re Rtr1at. fair improvements.
G6 Acres IS miles fru Memphis. near Miaiuirui az
Teule7rre kslirnd. 2foGeared, vel Improved.
g1 Acre. lu MARSHALL county. HiszissiupL. well I'M
nrnu.-- vi. .-.r.- .E.-u 49,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-22

ADvhETkeEs or WoMEE oVER MEE@
Some che sums up tie advantages Of women
over men ~ fellows: A woman nav say
wat DE pleasss 20 you without being knocked
down Tor D. She can take a snooze after din
ner, while Der husband has 70 20 10 work
She can 90 forth into the streets without be-
ing nFfe1 10 treat ~ every coEse house. She
can paint Der face fit is TOO pale. and -four Il
fit is TO- ref. she car stay az home In tine
q War-and wed d her husbani is killed. Sc
can Wea- consets II too thick, and other frirgs
n TOO thin. She can eat, drink md h -
with costing a cent. She can get divoreI
from Der lusbzud whenever che sees anv 80
she likes better. She can get her husband III
debt 81 over until be warns the public. bv ~
Terisements, MOTTO trust her on bic account
any longer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-22
LAYns.

lio Acre near Gains Lanflnzi Clic1t county, Ark
ansaE 900 acres dczienrl four years
1880 Acres ln DeSha county, ArEansas. 100 deaiened. Isl
In cuilvaucns with 10 likely uegr1ss, mlies, etc.
SO Acres on ArEauas river, IS miles below Luis
negroes.
s5 Acres ~ miles from Aberdeen, 90 white river s.
in clluFatrn-
40 Acres ~ miles fruu Hatizon- Ark. go de1teuef
100 in cuifivati1a-
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JUST RECEIVED BY
CLEAVES & VADEN,

nUACEENBOss' NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
" ADAM BEDE- b. GesrEe Eli0tt-
knitting WORK. We q many TeEturc, WnlEh'
ty Ruth ParliuEuon D. p stnIabar-
LECTURES OR THE PEOPLE b the Rev. Huch
stoWeI Brown Of Lverpsii frs series with q 3D.
o~graphlul introduction, By DE. shelton Msckenzie.
sEELLY Prom authentic sources edited
ty LAZY Shelly uoUhich b. allef a. EssEy on Cars
uauIty, bT Percy Bysshe shelly
PARD0R CHARADEs PROVERBS Intended
FOR The pa-Jr o. salon. aHd requiring 10 expensive
apparatus, Or scenery or properties f0r their penorm-
alce- By s Annie Prost.
III LIE OF GENERAL GARIBALDL. written hy
tlueels with sketches of PTS companions in arms.
Translated BY his friend and a4mlrer. Th--ilre Dwllht.
suihar 20 a Tom in Rally in I2l," me Roman Re
pubuc In 1875 ETC., eici with poriait on steel
TEnPER- A Novel By Miss Aauyau, daughter q
Capt MarrTatE
The MATRIMONIAL ADVENTURES OF PETER
GLANCT. BY y r. Newell
q AEJveIs D. Authluy Trolops, an
thor o. d.. Th1rne;" new supply.
ARTuURfs HOUSEHOLD LTBRARTS vols.
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a ukflA % ne Hi-ut ndcsuain cure Or Scrofuil
"A y kings xvi, Lumbar A1sct-s HIpDsease. White
Diseases % The kidneys and sHne. Cs-1nic Sore Eves.
sald Head, salt Rheum. S-urvv. Chores or So Vlus'
Dance, Asthma. Jaundioe. Chrunc khcuutl=m. Ch-aEc
s m- A- a.
at diseases arisiaE from he excessive use % Mercury.
Tie Vegetable Alternative is e1erei p be 1uslc as a
rulieal cure Or ne above uametdiUases rising wholly
pr m part from mpurlty ur vitiauel w me hiod-tie
basis of is slrcess rests upoa the ven k11uu aitc-auTe
properties 81 spanish szrsaparila. which BE- Imported
expressly fr ne conlpruntsr o. this mal.alas fn an is
/ purity. rf b. then. with he addition 90 other meiica1
pnnt=altaratire and tsuic b. heir mtian-mauufac-
tured with great care, and concentrated 10 . ~pai1tsbis
fsrms making By he c0mtfuatonc ono OF he t@t Alter
alive metiones ever ussf. usrli yst active IN is
disease, and may Be ued By al Win conhicHoe an
safsu.
: an Alternative Tonie aadis peculiarly ldapted 70
m1l1rleu sccuausc OF ne euuuuy @ er1dicliss thoruugh-
d al trace % chrolic debility which So often flleTs 10
attach Of severeor protrartet cases % nteriitient fewer.
In ne south and West DO has been th0rorThlT tricd. and
has never failed TO restore the invalid b. hesith. -sns
times after an other remedies have nieI-
masease arlslas rom an erzsive o. q mercury
uoruugh and pruEpt manner In shich r e-rrIicsfr- an
diseased natter from the biocd and rl11duiar sTafsm.
In al cutaneous Diseases 10 acts like a Charm M in
such diseases a. scald bead. san Rheum. 81 - Or
easeso o. every Kind 80 without an equal in b. ezra
tive Effects
In the ombintiion tbcre are remedies ma st direct
y on ne Liver AMI Kidney, and therefore if uropcsss 30
relieve hose organs when in a torpid or Inactive state
In reheFing mese and other organs. AMI icing a purifier
g ne blood t claims n be q cure Tor thsf iosihrams
disease sUufua-
ne Attentive Is puf Up IN pint bottles Accompany
lns e,ch bottle ls apumphlst setting forth tc uature and
character % l~ several diseases fr whth Dc proposes -
Be q cure.
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rms medicine has been extensively usei y MANI prf-
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