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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08
Sefanntn %ac,mmacn.
Deutf6e Sebamme.
Wfrs. s. Stauee, 16S 8rpapfr. ,irilhsn DER

b. uno Z. StrdBe,
n,adt BEN etutfhen Grouen &itrpnbs bic ereebenne @n;eioe. tos
le IN Sentlnlano ale Stbamme Hubert up auf Der llnipsritd,
III edrj9 tbr Sranen bcfonprn bat. wpruber lie Die belfsnS cuonidt
porltstn tenn, ptsbalb tic ib bel pprypmnrnren Gjeleecnbeien be-
ltcne tnlpneblt. 3u9leih madt bieielbe ibren @6nnrrinnen Die @r.
iage, DAP ne pas Smpfcn Der Atnper, Slutesslicbsn u. {. 10. behens
eelor9t nne oUdrtlaen Nufirdeen itnelhene naGfummt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08
Saline, snad. 6aus nnp Qaaerbter.@ Gallon.

gRetnrn 8rcunccn iptpte tctu 9cfommcn Yublifum bic crsctcuc
Inju9e, Dap tb ant 6uee be Neucn WarfrS, nebrn &cao'e so
tel, elm Reucs Snddr pdus eingerthtct babe, wpiclbt ncbcn ionifi.
gen Grrtldunstn ihts Gin 9uteS @ioS Ser0eri6cS NrtS Qaocr-
BIER ;u BADEN 1T. Gtncm teht iGblretten 9ciuh ficbt frcunclthf
ent9estn Spbn WarrbauGen, gat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08

Oas Ster, Stqurrs unp g8siu @eltGit Der uutere
ielfNnsten 1T BON Der Item Stroee nat rer 6ten, Ode
Ger Marlballltra6e per!e9t ncrpeu. wpislbt mir uns
lrsuen rerben, bic s~ensi9ten 2Iuftrase unlerer acebrsen
Snnpsn entgssen9unebmsn. Gcntraftc fir Qirfcruna
ppn Stcr irdbrenp Der Summermpnatc wsrpen irbt
Son inns auS5clteut nno 9Irantiren mir rie s rfiiQuug
%orrlelten. unlrr Eager BON Gbampagner, Sin, Sranrp,
ySbtstep, Stydrrcn &c. &C. 1T sin ~reicbcs. uno er!aubeu
mir unS Die Nufmrrtiamtett hes bisiiarn 9utlttums
aud rarauf ,u rihtcn. @antrr II. 9pbuert.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08

Sno. :. Melton,
SmpOrteure uuo 6dnclrr pun
Srdnbies, SSine, Sins, 9tums unp g86ysfis,
&abafe unp Gigarreu,
SO. 1874 9arnitraBe, Rimmpnb, @a.
Sn menem Store uni Spnoeo ~g8drebpuie babe ib aeosnn6rio
fOleenbt Nrtifel. Die i'd neinen eeutiben Nunoen bsltenS cmpirbs9
len fam: GOsnae. &Odt, lie uno Saierae Branbiee, bolanSi
lben 0tu, 5amatea 8um, Seo1tb uno ,Sriib 986iStee,
9Orts, Sberrp, MIpetras un6 Malalas 80 Gin.
400 9bie. Qenni. uno Sbo g8hisfea,
80 DO %ranbp, Sin unb Smect YBein,
20 DO Slo Ripple Srancp.
l25 90 oloItirtcn 9tpf QDttsfep (Yrn II Sabre an
100 20 Creditor 50e 2BbsfeY (ur wcldsn id oQeinio,r
Maent bin), ~
so 80rfe Gbampagn r, pprIfltihe Sprten.
@larct, Sautcrne uno 9eieesheimsr 2Beine, Curacao. sImmeI
Ae dftc raoana @iaarren.
DoatenO FUR Das mir ititber 9slhenftt 3utrausn, bpne i6 burd,
pnnttIN6e AusfuprunS aAfr @utEaSe oanctte aud f,rnertin mi
Sn e9palHlt. SOhn s. MelIpn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08
SSirtbIcbafts=G rDfnuma.

6rant 9Sin9
maft lcinen 6reunpen unD Dem aeiammten Nubltfum
Me s%r9etenlte NnSeige. Daft er an groaoitrnBc i'm SauIe
Dee Nerrn 9fellpn (neben Dem Gbratrr) cine Seller.
@Eirtbitaft %erGfnrt bat, mrleltit er e,ncm rcht ,obl=
reihen Sciuh ent9e9eniirht uup nm freunoIi6en 3m-
Iprnh btttet. Die brlten 0etrGnfF &c. lino taIeltIt
itets %pprrGtbiN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08

Seutihe Srieflifs.
Vel benz Ibboltn eieler Srisfe mug tsmcrft rerSen, be Bic
telten onnpneirt fne.
Saittnasr. Wis Caroline. Drummer, 9oren,.
Otaecut, u. Ssuspr. Nnipnic.
Grlthg, y, Glisnsber, Seiurit.
@leesmann. Carl. Saselterl, 81
Sutna9el. Sobn. Sausuicin. Sal.
8taael, Sieprib. &nadltret, Ssnrp.
Stderf. CHARLES. 9ins, SEQ.
Messsr, 3. StSnbprn, 6. N.
Shtejbrr, SaI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08

SS0H Dl1a9fOn O0rtcso.
Nttnen Srlnnbcn unb Dem ~sesbrtsn 9ublitum rie @n,siat, baF
I'D oieltn Ner9nu3un3egarten Hbernpmmen Bare, ub MID bsmit
ben wtroe, oHrt aGfmertane Sepienuns bieIen @arten III einem
germ beluDten eEhO!un9epide gu MAIDEN. Snbrm ib rod Die Ser
ltneruns 9ebf, Dap tb nr bic telten Spsilsn uno Grti6nfs fubrs,
laee tt ju9tett ;n ofersm y ,lude freunoI DIT Gin.
Simon SteinIetn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08

Our Seddtun9 fur Qainters.
SOebsn erbattn cine sfc Muspabl better Qoint. unb g}orriIh.
Sruibes, aub SrulbeS gum 9SeiBen.
ebeniO bette 0ualItat SIsimsiB, 9sinamenSl unhsE %srpentin.
I. @a9ner, Duasut.
Ode ser 6. u. SrCabtr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08
SOiucrfcicr

sur ebrenpen Grinnerun9 an ben 100idFri<
gen 9eSurtSta9 cines Der ~epclitcn uup 9r66>
ten peutlhen Dihttrs
GrirArib Shiarr
am 9tcn, l0teu uni 1lten yipY. 1850.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08

3u Sernirtbcn.
Die WcGuun9 liter NJ inem Stcre itc6t biaia IN
0ermietGen. y. 81 0 ienfelp, 1914 Srcapifr.
StUre 3u Sermirtben.
Sin am Canal g~sle9cncr pouit1npia einaeribteter
Store, Der ih fur zine Grocery, gRirtbIhafts Qcfal.
Sbub., &leiCet- Strre ODER Snndbaus eianet, lteht
5a Hermlrtben uno tann ir9ltth bc,cscn werpen.
Ndberse SI ~erfr19en in Der Office 3. 81.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08

NS. @uf Otises Se,u9 nebmenb, bin i'd bereit,
Die etpat9en Selteuungrn entsesen Su nebmsn unp
perlprede rselle unp pinttlite Ssiorsuna.
SrereS msrpen o%crldnfg in meincm Sou'c, SO. 246
Srrdrltr, BRET 3bnr,n u~ntcrpa!b Der Stem Stra6e,
entse9ensenpminen.
@r9etent Chs. Senne.
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VIRGINIA
@cis Sicr zSromcrci
Upit
Gbs. 9 y.

G6s. Senerp.
Der Undergraduate erluutt id, benz scebrten 6iefi>
gen publifum lpwie BEN 6erren " rtben on,u,riaeu,
Dap pr. @barleS &enne ais auciniaer qaent fir
netre Srausrei pom bcute at asirsn miro. 3erielte
NJ %bsrettist, @elper fir mcine Jtehnuna ;u empfan.
gen uno paribsr si a%uittiren.
Ndtungspcu Chs. Senarb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08
9Nrbnunasn iu @ermistben.

yNpDNuN9en 5W NfrnlltfBe1.
Ter llntcrs;ihnee bat in ieincm ncucn, an Sr stem rnterbalb
2r9b 9rlc9cncn 0auic mcbrcre Wrbnunecn III permietbrn, paneno
fur tletnc ,Samttrn, Die ioalcid HcSpscn frtrotn f0nnen. OuS SallS
Ut ltrn 9eIe9cn, hat eerdumi9e uno Iufnge 3immer, cinCn upr;iss
IIhcn SrInicn, Srfrdum ,c. &C. Scrnb. Mrauic.
Nuffcyperun9 =!
Ter S6ulocrtane Der hisiarn bcutihen 81. SrbonniS Sdulr
beabfttt9t, sur Drtun9 Der Nonrn fur Den llnt,rrtdt Der &inoee
arnlrr OEutIden, ionic fur bic on;ulhahrnbcn nruTlicn am 2tcn
Wfpnt19 I'M SttO.cr B. i. cine 6Gir III er6nncn. unb bittet al
Gem @nee Nlr, w'ltt Gin Tnhreic FIR pje oer0ntilrun1 rr SUI
9cno Nober, ctm0i9e ScirGac uno Ntinrnfc an frn. 9Bm. 93iIpt.
SrpaNr. 80. I49, ebtr an Die fpater pprlpredenpcn Damon urp
pcrren Ger Gpnmite ST uber9Cbeu.
&ntmpnr, I5tcn Mu0ut 1859. Der S6uIsprnorb
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17

@ GALLIP0klS5 OHIO,
7uAVIEG purchased the Warl Boat Of w !.
Ii N. CuBbsge, will attend promptly to Al
business entrusted to them.
They will keep constantly on hand large
assortment OF Boat Stores, Provisions Grocer
les. de-. dc. y ss
The highest market price paid in cash on the
Hsrf Boat for Bnitet, Eggs. Chickens, and
Provisions generally
Gallipolis, Ohio, June 16. ~ Fi!!s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17

n OB Nsfk AZ 81 kinds done - this Oli1e
ID Lawyers and other BLANKS printsd
SlfI psainsss ard dssphtEh,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17
KENTUCKY | line.

KENTUCKY AlME.
DURWELL & FORD having been APP
I'D appointed as agents for Nuns KEN
tueky Lime, are At theepublic service 70
furnish small OF large quantities Of the
same No use TO reeolnmend. Give il .
trial. II stands on It's own goodness. ~
Price. per barrel, at the wharf-boat. RI.
Pleasant, 81 20. Allorders viii meet
prompt attention.
FL. Pleasant. June 4. 1856. r2l9tf- &
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17
FERRY WARNER

Ndtions II Wholesale.
sYNFE hsve On hand, snd ~ill seil. u whole.
Nv Sale. Notions, q Cincinasti q Easterr
pr;ce.. 4-2a MAY a. VEIL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17
WILLIAM SMITH,
6aadle and Harness Maker,

MOULD inform Hill friends and the
public generallyIthat he still con-
tinues 10 manufacture every description
ofwork ia his line III The best manner,
and al as low prices as can be purchased
III! Western Virgins.
Thankful for the patronage hefetofore
bestowed on him, be respectfully asks q
continuance af the same
June II. 1886, v2nlOtfa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-17
TO THE PUBLIC.
I ~ Law AND JUSTICE.

4. /. FIsHEn. ). ". EsGLlsH
Law AND JUSTICE.
TT i. FISHER ana j. W.uENGLISH hav-
Ill. ingenteTe.i into partnership, for the
purpose Of prac,icing lawn the counties 81
Mason ana Putnam. willregIflady attend the
Circuit, Quautt rly and Monthly Courts oi
those Two counties. aud will pay every atfen-
ton il business entrusted to their care.
one 81 the other Of the frm will always bs
found al their Office, in Point j,leasant. and
one 81 lie ether will regularly be 1t the Put
nam County Courts.
ri. ri ssdnt. Dec. IL, n35yt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-14
ING ATLANTIC TELEGEAPH.


The Boston CoarieT learns, by late letters
from London, that the prospect is nc" exec
lent for the eventual establishment OF tee
graphic Communication between this naneD
and Eurous, bv means Of a subnarins eaois.
Our correspondent, it says, states lHe %
Atlantic Germany lie IS dead as a door All
They cannot procure even enc fouIh 0. I
$4,000 required to raise the shore ends OF me
cable. But 3 new company has been formed
AZ which we have already given some inuma-
-, ,nssr the name OF the " British Trans
Atlantic Telegraph Company Limited" FIs-
eount Bury is chsirman Of the Board OF this
company. and Sir Francis B. Head, formerly
Governor General Of Canada, and Colerdge
Ksunsrd, (of Haywood & Ksnnard, bankers,
London.) are members. We perceive thht Mr.
Osborne. who projected the cable between
Cane Ann and Nova Scotia, is the chief engi-
neer. The company has already closed a con-
tract with the French Government to connect
Touloa aud Algiers. a distance Of five hundred
miles bva light cable, manufactured on a plan
which has BEEN tested elsewhere, and founs
rnocessful the depth Of water in the Ned
tsrranean being 1850 fathoms, or nearly two
miles. This cable is to be laid by the slst Of
October. and next season the transatlantic ca
BE will be undertaken. The feasibility Of that
enterprise win thus have been fully determined
in TIE course Of the intervening period, and
he value Of the Yarmouth line viii be readily
nsrreived.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-14
A ~HEAUTTFrL FARLE.

There Is a German fable which says: o. q
sultrv. bot SUNNI DAY, al honest old mar
was blowing his own field, when suddenly, IN.
der the shade OF an oak, be behsld a god-IikS
figure approaching him. The man started
back.
an solomon said the phantom, In a con-
Rdirg voice. "What art thou doing here, old
man 2"
aIf thoa art solomon was the reply. chow
canst thou ask ne? When I was a youth
thou didst send me 70 the ant. Tsaw its meth
Cd Of living, and l. taught me TO be diligsn:,
Industrious and Perssvsring, and gather the
supe fIous for a stormy DAY. What then
learned I still continue 20 DO"
Thou hast studied thy lesson but half" re-
Piled the spirit go once more 10 the ant and
learn Of il also, bow to find rest and quiet in
the winter Of thy years, and how to enjoy that
which thou hast boarded up"
There is aWorld Of wisdomin this fable, and
there Is no lesson in human philosophy that
should be more ~palpably impressed on the IN
Outstanding. Riches are 6esrable, but their
greatest use is to make the decline Of life hap
D.. and be who, after acquiring. fails 70 enjoy
them, is certainly 70 be pitied- It is an impo-
sition on ones self TO toll m the summers heat
and winters cold to accumulate property, and
then be too parsimonious 20 enjoy it. One Of
the most glorious conditions that a human be-
ing can enjoy Is to be happy-to withdraw FOR
a time from Mammon, 10 look up 70 God, and
BE- truly at peace with binself and all man
kind. The ant tolls through the spring time
and sumner, but when the cold winds Of au-
tumn come, when the SHOWS Of winterf ah, it hes
ties down in is warm chambers, lives On what
il has accumulated; snd we have no doubt en-
iovs is short existence. What astrikng les
son, and how worthy to be followed BY man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-14

F,eHT CH1LDrEs AT A BRrH-The Tn
bg.e publishes the following correspondence
from Johnson, Tr0m5ull county, Ohio, dated
August 4;
m the ID Of Augus,, Mrs. Timoy Bradley
-vs birh 20 eight chillren-three boys and
80 oiris. TheF are al living, and areheaithy,
Zee emaU' Mr.. BIS family is increasing
80 He was msrrisdsix years ago 10 Eunice
STowsrv.ubo weighed 2T3PouDds on the day Of
.beir wzrrisge. She has given birth two pair
u twirs. and now eight more, making twelve
rb19ren IN six wears. Il seems strange new
--bsisrs h is true, Mrs. B. was a twin Of
49, Ter mother and father both being twins,
- ~ Grandmother, the mother Of five pair
- fvire. Mrs. B. has q her boys after
800 and distinguished men. One after the
Hon. Joshua r. Giddings, who has given Der a
-1ie1did gold medal, one after the Rev. Hon
FITsh Champlin, who gave Der a deed Of fifty
sr-es of land, and The other after James
Tsbr.oD. ESQ. who gave Der q COW Mr.
Frsffsr saws L is profitable 10 have WINS az
~ ~ bbou have clothed the others ever since
lie ere born. Mr.. B. is a poorsindustrious
iabe.er. but says he will not part with anF Of
Is children while be il able 20 work
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-14

Az AElcDorE OF BARoS RorHscHILD.
Baron Sol0msn Rgtlschild, resided alternate
ly al Vienna ard Paris. H was fond Of the
theatre, ard often went on the stage itself.
One dav, narrstes BaueTle. the director OF tie
theatre Of the Leopoldstadt,) a suburb OF Vi
snna,) the Baron stood close 10 me on the
stage. Suddenly be heard a loud sobbing.
He turned round. There stood an old choristsr,
who wert heart rendingly. "Herr Bausrle,"
sad the Baron, "why does the women cry 50
lsmen,sbiy2" 81 DO not know, but VIII ask
her. Mrs.. Yiehwegsr, why do you ery2"
God bless me- was her reply, have ! not
perform here In he comedy an obliged 70
carrying away NY little furniture, turning on;
ny sick mother into the street, "How much
DO YOU owe him 2o "SNy horins-quar+ ers'
rent" reported all hrs % the Baron "Herr
Goldstsin," said he Baron 20 his compsa on,
"nave you two hundred fCrins about you2r'
"HeTe, Baron" "Heu Bauar'e.u said the
Baron TO me, shave the goodness 20 give that
TO the poor woman. Let her pay her hard
landlord, but DO not want Der thanks" The
woman, nevertheless, threw herself at bis feet,
and we-ted his bonds with tears Of gratitude.
The Baron, however, managed 20 extricate
himself and 10 get away. The next day the
Baron visited the theatre again. He saw
twelve ch0risters CRYING "Herr B8uerle.0
said Ro.hscbild, "now ! will no. come again.
! see | extract tears from these people. God
forbid that this hould again be the case.-N.
y. SundIg Disp1fch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-14

Really, according 70 my observation, the
mere act Of dying Is seldom, in any sense Of
the word, a very painful process. L, is true
that some persons die in a state OF bodily tor
ture, as in cases OF tetanus; that the drunk
ard, dying OF Gelirium fremens, is haunted by
terrific visions; and that the victim Of tha,
most horrible Of al diseases, hydrophobis, in
addition to those peculiar bodily suferings from
which the disease has derived its name, may
be in a state Of terror from the supposed pres
ence Of frightful objects, which are presented
to him as realizes, even 10 The last. But those
and some other instances which I might ad-
duce are exceptions 10 the general rule, which
Is, that both mental and bodily suffering termi-
mates long before the scene is finally closed.
Then as to the actual fear Of death: it seems
70 ne that the author Of our existence, for the
most part, gives il 70 rs when it IS intended
that we should live, and takes il away from Us
when il is intended that we should die. Those
who have been long tormented BY bodily pain
are generally as anxious 10 die a. they ever
were to live. So il often is with those whose
lie has been protrscted 10 an extreme old age,
beyond the usual period Of mortality, even
when they labor under no actual disease. Il
is not very common Tor any one 70 die cf old
age.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-14

NEh EAEAAas
Z UfHE mfersiEued have MS DAY formed a oerautuer-
i ship under The anne and style q
Porter s .uGcrae,
I ard havinr bought our re entire s.sck q Mass-.. P,r-
eral Grocery and Comm
sion Busiuess.

a. their oi saud. where they vii be pleased 20 wait on
the patrons o. the old house and The public generally.
rhey viii keep ~nst1nty on hand large stncks q GRO
CERIES, and VII be prepared always % fnruish then II
The towesr market tafes.
n T. PORTER.
Aug-st &. fNa-Huf-Trf @ " MACRAE.
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WMMfpG.


ny a vuunr Gsnfrnrn frcm vi-Fin's a situation IN Z
n ~rsf -lsss Busnsss H0use a. Boa teeper ~ aaies-
-, ne best % references airea- I-ouiFe Or
anfGFs G0GaTN TnABEH 4 HIATT.
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BIG CREEK PlIEIlIIlH
Also

000 ACRES 10 Chamh~rIln Jones' neiehborboodoa
O&O BiGCrerkI uacTes cl-srgdi Log Housr. Or
chard. ric.
T-ERns-n'a-fti-f m 4m1uils. bslsnos one and tw5
years vith interest Price very 49,
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OBIoS COUNTY.

TROY, Tenn, August II, 1859
EDIrcEs APFEAL There was a mistake il
the last report I made you. The vote is a.
follows, ozfaia: Harris, IFS; Netherland
GIL; majority for Harris, 517; Atkins, 1912
Etheridge, 6s2; majority for Atkins, $50. Yot
nav put the above down as correct. Atkins
majority is one less than two years ago.
Yours, S. ". c.
KExrUcKT.-Tle following is a list Of II,
Congressman elected in Kentucky:
First Disuict-H C. Burnett, Democrat, re.
seeona Dishes. o. PsytOn, Democrat
reelected.
Thfrd Districts F. Bristow, Opposition.
Fourth District-W. c. Anderson, Opposi-
FIN DisHdet-ohn Young Brown, Demo,
crst
sixth Dis.ret-Gresn Adams, Opposition
seventh Dishiet-Robsrt Mallory opposi-
Eighth Disuiet-w. E. simms, Democrat.
Ninth Distrct-Lsbsn T. Moore, Opposition
gain.
Tenth Distuc.-John ". Stevenson, Demo
crat, reelected.
CRANE NArIoSAL HozsE sHow.-We have
sceived the premium list Of the fifth "Grsnd
National horse Show and Ladies' Equestrian
Fair TO CONT Of at Dayton, Ohio, from the
9th to the Oh ot September. From the in
duesments offered in the large list Of liberal
premiums, We have no doubt il viii be a very
interesting exhibition. The premiums range
fron SO 10 SIS. The following is the list Of
pTsziums FOR the lady eq-sstrians:
TIE HEsT LADY EQUESTRIAN.
First premium-Fme gold watch and chain,
$50.
Second p7emium-Fins gold watch and chain,
500.
Third premium-Fine gold watch and chain,
$50.
Fourth p~renium-Ene gold lockst and chain,
So.
FIFTH premium-Fine Mosaic set, $50.
Sixth premium-Fine Cameo set, $50.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-14
TOOnPraRR.
Administrarors,. YofIce.

OSn T~kON-hOrNp 81 AMI Ten gallon Vuruisael
[JU KEGS. Cor sale cheap To- tls 20 cuIt purchasers.
CHARLES MCLEAN.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-14

Al fransienf alrerfisszsnfs rausf b merksd for
a sps-ifef tfrae. HhsH not flus marked. lhsu
tea1 b. charged for ols toesk, aai discontinued
81 az rrd 81 fhat fine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-14

As was anticipated, he efforts o. The men.
beTs Of the Young Mems Christian AsSocia'
tent preach ng, continue 10 be crowned witt
abundant Mccess. As we have before stated
here IL no sectsrian object TO be attained il
carrying ont this enterprise; and wheth ?
after one years preaching, the people ovel
whom they exert such a benign influence, shsl
become Msthodists, Bsptis's, Ep,scopslisns
or Campbellites, is a matter Of small momen
o the youHg men who have placed ne citizens
Of St. Louis under so many ~o5ligaticns to then
BY their well-directed efforts 10 advance the
spiritual welfare CT a uunber Of hitherto neg.
Iected people. To Christianize-n3t 20 pros.
lytize-is their intention and 10 every person
they extend The invitaton-"Come. ana We
viii do you good"
Yesterday afternoon, at half-past tire,
O'Clock, 2 verT large number Of people assem-
bled under, and outside Of, their large and ca.
pacious tent, for the purpose Of religious w0r-
ship. The services were conducted chiefly by
the Methodists- sect always ready and vii.
ing TO aid ia every good work. The Rev.
Thomas Z. Firney, pastor cf Ashbury NJ. f.
Church, South, preached an excellent sermon
from the following text:
aTbeu JOB answered ne Lord and said
Behold lem vies What SHAH ] answer thee tw.
lay mine hama upon my mouth. job XIV 8
The able discourse Of Mr.. Finnev set forth
some very important and solemn truths, appii-
cable 10 all persons present. L displayed a
grea. knowledge Of human nature, and was
evidently one Of the most appropriate and op-
perfume sermons that has been preached since
the tent preaching commenced.
The singing was well attended 10, and in it's
leadership we recognized the voice Of a we'll
tried member Of the Methodist Church. The
familiar hymn, commencing
A rhs-Ee 90 Keep I have.
Col 90 Shortly"
was sung, together with several other beauti-
ful spiritual songs.
We understand that a prayer meeting is held
every sabbath morning, commencing a. six
O'Clock. Alsrge number Of young men attend
these meetings, and al who feel an interest in
the subject are c~oriIallE invited Do attend.
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Tie Senate districts were laid or BY IN
snpo--ignne-t of 1928. with 9 Democratic
an 10 Whig districts. We have carried I've
Of the districts laid Of a. WhiE, AMI lost ncne
Of the original Democra ic dis riets.
ne n use was ds ricte1 50 as b secure a.
WhE and 20 Democratic Representatives. We
have nearly reversed -his electing q Demo
Gratis 10 81 Opposition.
As compared with The last House, We lose
one each 10 Ciaib9rHe, MeNairy and Roane,
~ one In Scott. Morgan and Fentress, and
gain one in Rutherford and Bedford, one In
Rutberford, and one to Campbell and Ander-
ron. OR msiorHy 10 tho last House was nine.
IN the next, As shown bore, it VIII be seven.
NasfviHf Cni0a.
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ENGNAND LOOKING To THE UNI
TED STATES.

III -
Fer some time past, English statesman and
the English people have been looking to the
United states as their natural ally. In public
meetings, and even in both Houses Of Parlis-
meut, language has been used which clearly
indicates the desire Of the speakers, that Eng
land should pursue such a policy as would win
for her the fdendsh ? Of this country. Even
the English austocracy begin to realize ha'
the tine may come when England, pressed by
rivals ard enemies in Europe, mus throw her
self up0n the generosity Of the great Republic
Of the West for aid and protection.
IN recent discussion in the B-tish House
OF LORDS, On the subject Of submarine tele-
graphs, L0ld ELLENBoEoUSH, q tory peer, de-
eIared that it was tbe duty and policy Of Egg
land 70 fsvor esery project which tended to &C.
ment IN a closer bond Of friendship the two
great branches Of 2 kindred race, and % draw
England and America into a irisndly alliance.
Let England he involved in q life and death
s1aEgle VITA The desP0isms Of EuroPe-as
npsal Of her people and her rulers FufPa
70 hs great American Democracy. We nay
set have to extend our protection 70 the British
Islands, and by SO doing become heir to he
vast colonial possessions Of the parent
rounry.' Before the present gensrsti passes
away, the contest VIII be between the repubH-
esnism q America and the despotisn Of Eu-