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TO l.. arrested only by warrant "t law
and his ri ~ht to have his body brought
before a judicial authority, in order |
that the grounds of that arrest nF'N
h, determined on. i. real r'ght.
There can I've 10 dispute about that.
Ii is tn. iight oflights to all--hrSh'
low, rich or poor. II Is especially |,
the right of elias, which his cNcrIlrn-
CIV /. President calls plain people.
Ii is a ii ~ht, the respect tor which Is
a measure of progress anu clFlii""-
ton. 1t is !, right that has been
struggled for, fought for, guarded by
laws, and backed Up IN conStli"-
lions. To have maintained 1t 10y
arms. to have suffered tor 1t then TO
hov, il established ON foundations
80 inmutahlc that the authority OF
IN. sovereign could not shake II, l.
the chief glory of the British people
from whom We deprive it, In En-
.land the legislative power alone can
suspend it. The monarch of En-
Gland camot suspend that right.
put the trans Atlantic ircrmcn seem
20 be lager to approve and r"tity acts
which u European monarch dare not
p,rf;lrm. /. needs uolrgai argument
to ,low that the President cannot
suspend the wri, ot hahcas corpus.
! | content myself with referring L"
tL, fact that II is clasead among tine
Igri.lativr powers by the com-tItu-
ion. And that article comforting
Hr,,.,.- ON the president touches MOI
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the constituronalty of these acts,
or else admit that they carry on tins
contest without regard to the cohsu-
tuition. Icontent myself in saying
that it never was contemplated ny
the trainers of the constitution that
this government should be maintain
ed by military force or by suhlnSa-
ting ditiar"n, political communities.
II was declared by Madison and by
Hamilton himself, that there was n"
competency in the government thus
to prcsrrvr it. Suppose the mi''tary
suLiuca,ion il succcs>tul-supp"sc
tn. army marches through Virginia
and the Cult States To New orleans
then the war is prosecuted "nc"n-
stitutionally. Even II there were
warran. of law for it, it would be- the
overthrow of the constitution. There
j. no warrant in the constitution to
conduct the contest in that form. In
further proof ot how they intend 20
conduct this contest, l refer To the.
speech OF the eloquent Senator from
Oregon Mr.. Baker, whcu Ii" declared
h. wa, tor direct war, and said that
tor ''i"t fnlP'S'I '""",'S ,.,S; S;,., ,,nrc noe.
"S " "'t'"'".' .1"t ~ e., a. ,lo.
esa"fS /" 9''"" '"" '',,i T., ,,roroscd 10
senator 1S ''i.''''''.., ,,.;tI,gi, IT, ,.,ora 10
I"''',I.' ,:.,.,;ar,2 w, Lrarl no r,bukc
me ;ot'','i ,''i'9I, ~ n. cm;nrnt senator.
i',..''' I.. ~ ',,- 49,, contrary. saw warm
"u,' Wv ,.Ia,;ons and the Senator de
oI"' ',In'-,1 ,I,, nnl,.s the peorle osthesc
80. S',,',> ,.,,r, IyiIlin,- to obtv the Frd-
',a,'',, ,,I :, ,,,'.,.,,,,,.nt, fhcv must be re-
S',' = =, - '.Ln c,rJi.in,, of Territories
""S'i' ""S =, ~ ,J,g.I he w.uld govern them
H. .' Gny,rnor- from s-achusetts
o,J I,I;,a;s This wa said serious,
,"'' ~. and ,,t,rward- repeated.
~. nnI..r lE,pnhtican.lut Oregon
.,.,i'in,d IL. said he was deliver
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occur II necessity which will justify
the President in super-edinS the law
in every State in this Union. and
there will not Ice Il vestigc OF civil an-
thoritv left to rise against tins usnr-
patton of military power. B"t de-
ny this doctrine of necessity i de-
ny that the President OF the | nltr,'
States may violate the constitution
upon the ground of necessity. The
doctrine is utterly subversive OF the
1t substitutes the VIII
of one man for n written constitution.
The Government OF the nhed
States, which draws its life from the
constitution, does not rest upon an'l-
nli.I consent 1t rests upon an "N-
nr,ss and written consent, and til"
Government may exercise such pow
rrs and such orl Y a- are given In tins
written form of Government. The
r.o,,lr of these state, conferred on
tLi, agent of ih"M ust such powers
as tlcv deemed necessary. All
others were retained. Ilc constitu-.
,ion was made for all contingencies
for peace and for wm--and thry con
f.rrtd all the power they deemed
necessary, and moro cannot no ass''r-
ed. If the powers be not sufficient,
-,ill mono others were granted ana .It
none others can b" 'Nrrcise"' " III
this bc denied! Is tn" idea /" ne
| advanced that all constitutional 4u"s-
;;.f,. are 10 lc made subordinate Ell
,;,.Iy 70 the opinions and ideas that
may prevail mt the ho"r WIN l'i'l'
enc. TO political unity 1t has Zee"
held heretofore and ,Go"%h' II va
jaxiomatic, and received ny ihr "'F'"
tha, the terms OF ihe '"'7'''"''''' o'
the im,"d states Wtr" 'ho iN';'S VI t
ut power On tn" one sac am" "' 90"
F diencv on 'he Other: Let Us 'nG' <
care how we es'a'''S" q p '''N't'-'
that, under any presume" s'i'S' .
. circumstances po"I,,,t~ N'' GI"n,n' '
. may he assumed / axe care "I'' M
, do not furnish an '-"'t''r' ~ ''''
f world and history 'h''' II Sn'"t Nv
- respect that "u'''"'t'E - ~ nv ~. =
"r s"7p'''9 ~, ~ w., ','',, ,"a.HnS ,h,. vii
are i t'" =. ~, r,.rl,
4 :. U.,ll hr voted upor
= ton. 1''t','I - ';,', ",'I ,ne;ni.;,y =
= ana !. II 9.l""tl' !.t, =, -, ;n,;1at;on :
So n lear, i 80, H. t-';.,4 St..
o. iir '''',''''''s - ~ ~, 1.,T;.I,.ion 20 i
Ia me "'7'.''' - .1',. 49,, :, i';.. n,,i,,;,r
"a ihy Nke H''s n ,''',' .,'i VII; ~,
! II Is ID h'", "'II i't'>' 49,: -, !,
i eE"EN" ArI' ''' -, ~ :, .,,l.,
VAL ie'' N'''-'.' i y II, . I''-'. r;.,,,,
q oInahS ne 'l,.' =" ''-, :.;., ,,,.L.,
De- ~ "nd~s" i''l'. I''' 80 '.'.,...
), IA" warrant G' ','@, , ,'',' - md !" al
j. -" "TH .' ''.."'''9 so + ,,., -,
70 .'-l. .a"r''" '..'' -, ''',''' AMI e., l,' ~.
"a an" 7"i ,i.:-I 49,, vii ,r
y ;A0~c dc'- NI.''H
g. a"'ho'l:E o! Il i'''.'.'.'' .i.; :,
- In my l''"S"''.'''' - y 49,.
Yr- ar" upon '|!'' ''' -! ."'','-' s-'' -.
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J. II. CAMPBELL

Mr.. @. T.. Snow, agent of the Mar
shall stage, will accept our thanks
lor tavvrs
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had the power ""ui' "t'.' 81
ton to inquire into 1t, in th" naiSe OF
the bubble lihcrtics-l am told that
at tl,is moment. in the jail ot this city
-l,,r. nr. individuals who have been
taken bv military authorities from
MARYLAND and other States, and no"
! lie herr and cannot get mt, and IN
some instances they have hc'Ha.IE !
h,.on forgotten. | was told OF one IN /
stance whcrrsn MAN was put III jan
! here and forgotten. ili- friends made !
aprlication at one of the Departments :, !
and they looked into the case and
found nothing a-ains; HIM, and he was
discharged Butin the rush ot'Ncn'S,
th. very existence of this man. and
the cause of lis imprisonment, wns
forgotten. We may pass tins J"'n,
resolution to approv. 'h"s" acts and
'mal<r them valid, but We c"m"t make
them valid in fact. know that Con
I yrr~S, IN ghc exercise OF IT. legislative
functions, may appropriate money
bu. it has been expended by the Pres
ilrut without warrant OF law. hN
whatever r,nconstitu,ioaala act Ia" may
have committed cannot hr cured hN
Joint resolution. Il -tnnd7 there, ;nd
i, Twill stand forever. Nor can thus Con
. .,rr=S prevent a succeeding Congress
, omlDliiug auy oificcr"t the Govern
I lncnt resp ponstrly for violation"t tn"
, constitution. ,uWncrat" what Ire
rarl ~, the usurpGti"u "t TIA" ENrcu-
, Tive, and agnin-t which wish i" 'e-
=. cord the protest ot those " no M" uh-
..:1i,,.... . 500, In. constitution ~IbVrTt-
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An Interesting Tale,

VIII be found IN every number. not
continued in the next, but compie-
ted in each number.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-05

The latest important news is furnish
Cd our readers, several days
ahead OF any city or
other papers.
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he is pleased with it.
Our subscription list keeps increas-
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tr0uage due IA good reading paper, We
expect t. have the largest list OF any
paper, tciM no cxeept'o"s, in Northern
Louisiana, Eastern Texas. or Ar
kansas.
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ROaaanrMN.

RA~LIN6s s o.. haTe removed @sf once =
d nc - MaIs STREET
over Mausaed fe7-sm
WK.o. priasies.
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- Headache Il tie favorits sign By which
m,ses EnoEn EnT deviation Ehstsvsr from tks
Hate f TIE braia, md visuaz ID MS LINT BE-
p opsed On aa a Eaf.gaard inteuded 10 1--WE 10fcs
-s-aaa Which ulEht otherEl1e escape attention. am
AZ = % remedied and lus Indication st1-.f -aga-
ae2ischea nay BE- classified under ru1
~ aJmpa1maue suf Idiopa1Ic- sym5ta7.U-
a-A1s y e1sesdIagiy common. and Is he $780,
= @Aie-- F-rley q diseases, am1nE whicF re 49,.
80 cont Aneunatiau Eld Al fsbuIs fls-a=as Ia
= nefFpua fsuu 20 l. HTmpathelc OF Isssse ~ -
snAa constituting Hlck Headache. d kp,rrf- 49,.
11sLt1tlug Bilious Hssdachs- n urrus r------
80 9thsf disofdsrr o. the bowels, g. veil A. 80 -
uterine ahe1tens. Diseases q ne heart s-a - -
qlealg attsnded with HeHdlchss; Auamia M pa-.La-.
re al,o affections Ehich Frequently 9aersI.- -.
lal92atnie Hsedaehe - also very suuou, 5et-- r47sl-
dstlngushsd by toe nnms o. Hsrvoua Hzrf.-5a -
llea osHnnE CO as4deuly In q state o. aunsra--gg--
heath, and pfostrains q su1s he nsnta- - -r--f--
energies, SD IN gher iuEances ito1mrs 81 t -
Aded - ds1rsasiou u Dirita o. ucsr5Irv o. t---.- n
most instanees ths pain IL Do ne froHt Or tHa rs,f 49,
one OF hoth eyes SD souelue p-uFuEns r1-s1.v
l1sr 8is elaa nay afa8 - namet Neurazn
Pr ne treatment q eisher cnss Of Hssr--ra f.
Cep1ale Pills lave been f1und q surs auE 49, -a-.T-
reilevlns ne m1lt s1ale psiss in 3 fsu n---.- -
y IL subtle power ersac1ting ne Easr.s.aF -E
Headaahe 4 t1s uleulns lucsr.
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- constant daily laoora In reHloyiEg our stock from a
~dangeroua building and redttinE q new one, We have
scarce found the moment % express publicly our truly
HEARTFELT THANKS to the maHy friends who e1-
erted themselves 70 tAeir utmost an saving our property
at the Ore, heir great arataEsni Ia avoiding 5reakass
and loss, and their subssqnsnt sympathy In orr Bisior-
tDae. To orr n~eighsorG who kindly threw hsir daors
open = rs, and to Barnet Grahams Ehq who generously
offered rs tbs use OF his three fac stores in the jackson
block, TO store our stock safe from our D~sriIous situation
after the IRE, We shall ever feel under deep obligations.
We could menu,n maEy namsr Of hose Eho put form
daring e~Kertious in saving our property, but We might
Do Injustice BY SO doing. Msy they receive . rewsui
such Is zoe cannot bestow.
b. ?. FARNsWORTH q q
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COUNSELLOR AND AGENT,
IN APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS. TNFsRFzRENCEs
n EXTENSIONS,
And aiso In Appeals to The Circuit Court,
GliceE. 2, cor. Seventh and T streets.

~ 1A4hN1AONog
And also In Appeals 10 the Circuit Court,
01ice.K. 2. cor. Seventh and F streets,
secsnd story, directly opposite the Patent once.
C~PEOECAu0ES and ORA Fiuss 5f 90 invention, with
\ all other business pertaining 20 the obtaining Of
Letters Pstent. will be executed for a fee Of SIS. For
arguing the case in tie event OF a REJECTION, and for
APPEALING ii TO the commissioner, NO ADDITIONAL
FEz WILL BE REQUIRED. Ia cases OF Interference,
or IN an a~p7eaits the lIrcuit Caurt, a Reasonable extra
charge VIII be made.
For . Zee Of -. q preliminary examination win b
Instituted q the PEtevt O0ce, and a reliable oPlnten
given as 70 the probability Of securing 4 patent. Four
thousand examinations Of this character - ere conducted
during the last three pears.
From Rev G " samtoa, L. D., Presidents OF Column
bian College.
taks special pleasure IN stating that M. Robert ".
Fauwicx has been Intimately known 10 NE from earliest
chiidb sod. His peculiar iatenireuca, capaciT for husi-
ness and strict conscientiOLEness, were marked from the
time when in boyheod he teean his H~ro;esio1 in The
once ~ a Patent Assent. II o1e that knew him we'll
then hss bees surprised a. bis eteady and rapid rise.
As ths responsible head Of The business Of Auun & Co..
81 Wsshinsi1n, Ihavc o'ten commended him y persons
in diderenf rarts q the eoonsTy iuquiring fos acompe-
tent. fefthfui and conscientious Patent Agsntj and I
have never faiisd "a receive gratefu' aeknewlsdsemenh
auerwarl from those Wbe have aFai'ed themselves OF
his services. lean commend him With yet more conf
denee as ths independent MANAGER % . iusincss wher
50 much depends % ihe ability a. VET as n Fesleett N
tegrity Of an agent. GEo. " SAMSON
PROM Hon. chas. Mason, late Commissioner Of Patents.
WASHINGTON n C. October T. 1850.
LeArains hat R-W FeuEick Ea, ~ about 30 open
an omca In this city as q Solicitor az frteuts, I chsar-|
fuly AtaAo NAV h-te l2a5 Ano~n hl1 = -ssAleManoi
large experience IN such matters, o. prampt and aocu-
rate business habits, and Of unioHbted integrity. As
such. commend Aim % the Inventors 81 the United
,-esr CHARLkS MASON.
Also, refers BY permission, to the Hon.. Joseph HOLT,
lais ommissloEer - ? Patents, and atp=esentPostmastsr-
Gader1, ard 70 j. W. Keep, Rsqs ~ Maih strEet.
Memphis, Gdto Eccianahan Epil, pTopriet5rs Hen-
s"Ap2eal[ holl-laW
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III Pad n 'oTribls 'esdache his baftsrnoou,
aA.4 Oh 1epped int he hapoihecarisss had 1u BE-
y NE man "Can you heass me o. 81 'eadaehsf
. Doss % hache 'ard." aagste Increasingly rau
a. hand upon that = gave ne aCephaHe pin. hand pa
-onor u cured me - quick hat hi 'ardly realized ID
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FAC WORTH KNOWING--SDaldiuE'8 Ce-
ghano Pills are a certain cure Cor SICK Hsadlchs, Bill1us
Eeadache, Nervous Headache, Coslvsness AMI General
pesiiy.
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@ n n Y g z o TIN Z
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-s-.e-es frnm = ugs o. drunkennea = 9ne@
- 49,. HIHsu via most edeausHT oiAipl
Z-tif arpsfsfe for strong duufas Euo Fess
[---ig-T1f a. mind ana BODY @ q toana
1ls5-- - ufu rf IKE q charm l1 faietlAAs pr ~
- d-f-e suay the sex HeRdacne, hsns-1
- 49, - a. naual a~ttFndaHts % de1s4eheF.
1900 frae and efuveEafing Cordial ne
ptlt--r - 500 T5uIc. la sold an1 prepared ron t-
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ETCHEVARNE'S
GARDENS, So
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,

One mile south from Court Square.
VTE have a large let Of FRUIT Of our OWE
w grswth.
Peach trees, strong and vigorous, Of the latest va
rietes.
Apple trees, Of the best kind, for the South.
Pear rees-A large lot Of dwarf and standard pear
trees. -
Also Cherry, Plum, Apricot, NectarineE etc.
A splendid assortment Of large and handsome Ever
greens, Roses and Green house plants
Anything in the nursery line Hways0 on band.
Plants guaranteed to order and delivered to any part
lCited.
Persons In the country wishing gardens made TO or
der will be accommodated Of. Reasonable terms. We
employ none but the best worEmen.
Orders through the post-omoe to me will receive
prompt attention.
Joe Rtchevarne having been In France this last Sum-
mer has added largely in the neEest Roses, Japonicas,
Bahlias, Hiacynths, Tulips, eie.s etc. Also in Fruit
Trees OF the choicest kinds al 81 which be will sell at
the lowest prices for cash.
de4-tapl Enquirer mpy
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uavfur Proved Itself

were fully tested. sHdUooued Elih nspieess
- Il mirhf have been truly Ald thai he ZOO nmr
1T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

EFoR ST. TRkNcI RrVER-The reliable steamer
Ezskaskia, HEuter, master, viii leave this evening, 81
2 o'clock. Ell0tt, TiaE1n a Co, agents.
FoR C-rECrEEATr-Ihe o1mm0di0us steamer Belle
Creole. " J. Husk master, viii leave as Above thIi
evening. 81 0eI5rE. Elliott. Tiu1lu & Co. agents
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Misteuant0as.

The AnALGAMArt0E OF LkNGuAcEs-nsrs
Is q growing tendency In his AZ 70 apprs1-ists -
most exyressive words o. ether language. aut after 4
vale % incorporate them into oar oFr thm ne
word ceBhaIie. vhich L. from he Greek siFnifurr -.
The head IS nov becoming popHizrized in coauecti7-
win Mr. S1sldluPs great hsadsche remedy. but 10 yin
son o. used In a more senefht NAys sd he word
cephalic Win become - a8muon - siectrotypa M
many Others, whose algtinctiou 90 tnreisn Earls -
bees worn away By conlmoa uss, auti hey seen Ia
tive sd % the manor bora
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MfOnaI.
THR TRUE ANn aENuIHEI

TTs use. II fairly tried, will soon restore TIE tone Of
4 the digestive organs, i%nvigorsta the blood, give GER
sraI r~0tundity 10 the fgure, and add energy 70 me mind
and nervous system. les value has been remsrkshfy
evidenced By is wonderful restorative powers. vixen
ordinary tonics had been vainty exhausted, n affords
n-ourishment TO the body when no ether can be bono
and furnishes the frame with tat In q truly rsuarkabls
manner.
For CONSUMPTION and BRONCHITIS,
For SCROFULA IN al It's Developments,
Ror WKAKNESS, WASTING, and every form Ct DE-
BILITYs It's curative properties are unriFAled-
Il may be taken without disreIieh By the meet deli
cate patient, and retained without EFFORT IN the mosd
sensitive stomach. Its superiority In this and othsr
important eharncteristics o. genuineuea, has ruaran-
teed for Il the oamnendktsn o. the most eminent ply
sieians throughout the Stetesi the written testimony Il
the faeulty Of the best medical schools the profsssofs
Of the
University Of Pennsylvania,
Jefferson College Of Phtladelphias
Philadelphia College Of Medicine, and olhars.
IHvahds Should be careful 20 purchase Oil Of IN
doubted reputation If they desire us most active and
Immediate advantages Of the remedy. That which We
prepare has decided evidences o. superiority over other
brAnds. Manufactured only ~
Ohm Q. BAKER \ %.
Importers and Dealers IN Drugs, Chemicals, etc.
For sale 70 the trade By
DBARING b WETHERFLL,
836hain street, below UhioB, west side,
oc28-daw8m GreenlaB's Block.
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New Memphis Jail.
Time Extended for the Letting
OF the same.

nROPesALs viii be received b. the undersigned
u c5mmIssionerE, appointed by the County Court n
Shelby county, at the sI-s o. the architect, James E.
Cook. Rss Of the city Of Memphis, until - 0cook, on
THURSDAY, the 2sth cay o. Narch, 1881, for buildi1g q
Jail CO the northwest corner u ChickaEaw and Auction
Etreels. in the city Of Memphis, a~oeording 10 plans and
Epeclfczti0ns on de In his o1ce.
CoutrEcbors will be required 10 give q bond FOR doable
tie smr1nt OF the contracts, viii two approved sureti &
for fne faithful perfuTmalCe Of the same.
Tbs commissioners reserve the right 20 reject any
telder not entirely Ea-sfzciCrT % them
On the certificate ard estimate o. the architect pay
mem u-5e made monthly IN the bonds Of shelby
c5uufv, running che aud Two years, and bearing six per
cent Interest, retaining oDe-third 81 the moHthly esti-
mste until the dnal completion o. the work.
Al furIher ial1rmauon or expansion viii be given
On nppuczaon iu pers1n. or By ieler 70 the architect, a.
his ofEoe. corner o. Main and Madison streets, Memphis
tennessee. J. ". A. PETIT,
A. h MONTGOMERY,
J. s. DICKERGON.
W Il. WALKER
J. u. GO0uLET,
faf-E Commissioner.
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Three mtlILOn notIIes
20 fIae Scotch Tonic

II Grsaf Britain Elaues besides upEard q
TlsOo0 eo1sR eEDoriA - AZ Paf- o.
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CHANGE OF TIME.

FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
VIII leave and arrive As fsuoFs:
LEAVE ARRIVE At
Garner Et.....-..6:i6 AM Memphis at......4;O0 P n
LEAVE ARRIVE AT
Memphis Gt.-.....7:I0 A n Gsrner az. s......4sJP n
Traias arriving at Memphis connect With the Memphis
aad Charleston and the Eempais and Ohio Railroads,
for the North and East. r
Trains arriving at Garner station there connect with
a daily line OF nail coaches, which leave on arrival q
The mali train for Grenada, and New Orleans via Ms
sifHipUi Central Railroad.
Granada tickets are sold By L. s. KnoElton at Gayos
ans Worsnam houses. r. o
ao2b General superiuteudenf
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BRIDGET-nissg5 wants You 20 send her
sEot Ceplalic 9lda; Do q bouis n Przr1-aFP s-
9ll lm hinEfaE BATS not Just DO nalsF5 r1s 1a-5.-a
yen BE- af1sr EnoEiuE Wal M f. Ts Sc as ~
dad AID Elns vita ts sex Headachs. and uaaa a--
nlrs o. nat rsme Is relairsf her before.
DruEstst-fcu uus1 meas gpafIEsE C=1Ea- Pfra
brl1set-ocht gura now Eaf pave 20 De-. rar-s
ne gaarthsr aud give ne ns HEs and ll1Es I'll say
ab0ut it aiiaer.
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IMPORTANT TO ~INYEETORSl

MVBEAE w. ~ ~ ECAs
(Late manager CT the washington Branch Once Of the
Scientific American Patent Agency Of kessrs.
Hunn & Co, and for more than ;eu years ON
eiaIiy connected with said Arm, and With an
experience Of fourteen years in every
branch relating 10 the Patent ONCE,
M -. f,sar..f o. r,-.-t.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

II Over e~xciteneGt, and the mental care
and anxiety i1cide1t 70 close atienus1 10 bus Hss Or
study, are amaag the numsrsus causes Of ervots Hsaa-
ache. Tie d~is1rderef state % mind and hclv Incident
% this distressing complaint ia a fatal blow ID a. srsr-y
and ambition Sudsres By Ibis disorder san AEaTs
o5taiH speedy relief from these distressing a-llE By
using one % TIE Cerhalc Pills Whenever the symptoms
appear, IL quists M oTe-tzsked brain and ss1Ihes he
strained anil srriuE nerves, and reiazas re tension u
the stomach, when always aocumpznies aai acgrEvltes
the d~is0rdsred uJusiuou q the brain.
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10 those vino wish 60 HeclaIm

- rrsrrfhening Cordial fGr EeaEHe q
- ff1esasr 81 ny tinf. - - mf.nsi
49, rffrrr are inflTsu-aDies fnd nofe lai
49, -bsr ~ msit.r's us1rehmenth nA'ear
$500 semaafr Of the child
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Petition for Divorce.

Also. refers by permission, to the Hon. Joseph HOLT
lsts CemmiesioEer SsP~ stentss and atp-esentPoStmastaf-
Gaderl, ard 70 j. W. Keep, Rsq., 2I2 Maih etrset
Memphis, ard 20 Heciarahsn EpI1, pToprietors Aem-
pals. "Appealy' H0i7-lsw
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Mary x. Hammer vs.. A. N. Hammer. In the Circuit
Court % Shelby county. At Raleigh.
TN this cause Il appearing fran the petition herein
II nlaL. dolly sworn 70, that the defendant Is a lan-
reideaf o. the State OF tennessee, it is ordered BY the
clerk that publication for thirty days be made in the
Weekly Appeal Teouirius the aefsndaut, A.
n. Hammer, 70 APPEAR within thn nFst hree dsys Of
next Circuit Court. to be held At Raleigh o. tie third
Msnday ia NAY next. and chen and there e plead.
answer o. dstaur 70 complainanfs bill herein nlef for
divorce, or ths same viii be taken for confessed. and
set for hearing ex parte.
Done at once Feb uary Is, 1851.
n. u. L. STEWART, CLERK.
KenAr & Thompson solicitors for complainant.
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