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MONTVALE SPRINGS, 1859.

THIS favOTite Summer Resort, situated in
i BlOuut county, East Tennessee, VIII be
opened for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE The marked beneficial re-
suits attending the use Of these waters, in
fGlct+cCdl d"erangcments OF the Liver. Bow
Diseases. attest their Medicinal PrDpsrEss
The buildings at MCntvaie are now Being
repaired, redtted and reprinted, and every-
thing put in apple-pie order. All the acceSsO-
ries for enjoyment and recreation az the best
watering places VIII be found here. The IA
ciIities for reaching MOntvaIe this season are
increased by the extension Of the Oxv
and Charleston Railroad, and regular trains
ere running to Maryyille, whence passengers
are Conveyed IN coaches to the Springs, nine
miles distant.
RATES or BoARp.-Per dsT, g %: per Feekr
SIS; per month, SO.
Address for pamphlets containing analysis
and description OF waters. etc.
jeS JOS. L. KING, Knoxville, Tenn.
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BAILEY'S SPRINGS s,
LauderdaIe County. Ala.

TNHE most efficient waters in the world in
L the cure OF DrOpsy, ScrOfula. Dyspepsia,
Diseases peculiar to Females, General Debil-
ity. and nj Diseases OF the skin and Kidneys,
now ready for the reception Of visitors, In
ducements to families FOR THE SEASON. Our
rates are SIS per week, and 80 per month.
For further Information or circulars, address
ELLIS & CO, Propristors.
RafIavss SPRINGS. Ala. May Is, 1853. lee d&W
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vrHE firm of Bayliss, Everitt & Co. is dis
solved. The business viii be closed up
at their office, rs Front street.
MesSrs. f. W. Everitt < Co, VIII continue
the Importing and Commission business, at
No. I3 Union street.
'IhyS .BAfLIsS.
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. HOERNER,
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and ApOthecary,
50 AND So BEAL STREET.

Northwest Corner of SecOnd).
CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF ali descriptions
y made, and written reports furnished.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully CON-
pounded at all hours.
Patent Medicines, Soaps, Perfumery, Toilel
Articles, and everything pertaining 70 a 1Ist
class DTpS Store. sepT II
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Mrs. Liberger, of Bucyrus, Ohio
died from the effects of straight lacing,
according TO the C~oroner's jury.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TERNIs DEMONSTRATIONS:

The WEEKLY APPEAL is regularly discontin-
ned NJ the end OF the time subscribed and
paid for unless renewed in advance. This
rule is adhered 10 without respect To per
sons.
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V%ALHERMOSO SPRINGS,
In the Mountains Of Morgan County, In
Alabama,

A REn0w open 10 visitors, and comfortable
~ accommodation can be depended upon
The temperature IS cool and pleasant, and
there are no mosquitoes. The new steamer
Ida" takes passengers from Decatur, Ala, to
the hack at the Springs Landing, - miles
nom NalhermosO, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, returning next day. Time three
hours; fare 81 80 After the LIST Of July there
viii be n daily boat.
Board, per week, SIC 90.
IL. GIERS, and
w. y. PANNELL,
Of Biount Springs, Ala.
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EAGLE COTTON GINS.

We are the Sole Agents for the sale of these
unrivaled Gin Stands. For beauty of staple,
lightness OF draft, and quantity of lint cotton
turned out per day, they are unsurpassed.
er who has given them a fair trial. Where
mule power is used, they make a saving OF
from ~one-quarter to one-third the draft over
any other Gin.
WE Il ALSO AGENTS For
Halls Fire and Burglar Proof Safes;
National Pillow Co.'S, Calhoun and other
PlOws;
Wheeler, Madden &CleInson's Circular Saws;
Labelle Nail Works, Wheeling, Va;
Straub's Single and Double-geared Grist Mills;
Fairbanks r. r. and Warehouse Scales. jyll
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cARPENTERING
JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 50 JEFF
" ferson Street, entrance in alley. Special
attention given TO Stair Work. Houses and
Verandahs framed ready for shipping. nora
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We found the mineral waters, and partlcu-
larry the White sulphur, al salheImoso'
equal to any in Virginia. ana We recom-
mend A. vyitbs ~confdeuc to ali those who Suf-
fer from the effects OF rheumatism. Dyspep,
STA. scregls and cdhiIRsTrSWsfRf6HnTsa MD in anu
". RUSHTON, Nd
AS MCFARLAND, Nd,
All of New Orleans, La
vaIbermoSo. October !, 1861.
Numerous certificates Of cures can be had
on application 10 the proprietor. ielo
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Correspondence, on Public Events, solictJeS
from every part OF h United states
HEATING, ENGLISH &CO.
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ARROW TIE.
SPORTING RIFLES.
MAYNARD SPORTING RIFLEs.

' For Rifles prefer
the Ballard or
Maynard among
am ong Breech
Leaders. See Id
FEATURES IN he VII
derneSs by-Rev. W.
II. II. MURRAY.
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Irving BIOL. 80. e seeond stEeet: !
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OBITUARY.

The Hon. Thomas 3 Florence, ex
Member OF Congress, died in WsshiDg
ton on Saturday last. Mr.. Florence was
born IN Philsdelphis, January %, 1872.
He was educated IN the common schools
of that State, and for several years de-
voted himself to the occupation OF q
halter. Abandoning his trade, he ed
tied and published a Democratic news
paper, Wss nine Sesrs g. cretaTy of the
b jard of Controllers Of Public Schools
in Pniladelphis, and was elected to Con-
gress in 1850, where he served oontinu-
ouIy until 1859 During this time he
was q aemb Der OF the Committee on Ma
val Affairs and Invalid Pensions. He
was re elected 10 the 34th Congress, and
during his term established in Washing
ton the National Democratic ReVieag.
He has since edited in w Wsshington the
Constitutional Union, aH organ Of An
drew Johpsonls policy, IL was from ar
ticIes in this journal that the Republican
members OF Congress hrst received inti-
nation Of Mr.. Johnseals leaning toward
the Democratic party, and some sup
posed that Mr.. Florence was Influential
ia winning him from the Republican
side. Mr.. Florence was delegate 70 the
" National Union Convention of 1865
l!aSL year 1o " Is tAANltf aL5 4OA AOAAA-
fustion in one district in Philadelphia,
where there appeared to oe a chance fOr
the Democrats to elect, but fahedi ne
then ran In another, which was hope
lessly Republican, and, of course, was
defeated. He bad, just previous 70 his
death, received lucrative appointment
from Mr.. johnson.
Mr.. Szsmere, q distinguished Hunge=
rian statesman, Minister OF the Interior
ia 1913, and President OF the Ministry in
l849, died, 10 Perth, January lSib.
Mr.. Charles ]. Dupont died at VIII
mlpgtop, Del, recently. He was a
prominent citizen of that place, and the
elder brother of the late Admiral Du-
pont, o. S. n,
The death Of Sir Henry Ellis, who was
for many years the Principal Librarian
of the British Museum, is announced
He died on Saturday, January l6th, and
having been born ia 1777, was over
ninety years Of age. So far back as
1900 he received an appointment in the
British Museum in 1908 he became
Keeper OF the Printed Book Department,
from which he was afterWard removed
to the Department OF MSS. Ia 1877 be
succeeded Mr.. Plant SIS Principal Libra
risp, from which post he retired upon q
pension in 1855.
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CORREgP0NDEECE.
mississippi Press AssOclatlOn.
Holly SPRINGS February 3, 1863.
Edltors Memphis Appeal:

Holly SPRINGS. February 8, 1869.
EdltoEs Memphis Appeal:
Dear Sirs: Having Just retired from
the halls Of TevelrY and mirth, l snatch
G few mOE1ents before giving up myself
to the unTaveier OF dull care, TO give you
a short sketch OF the meeting Of The Press
Association a. tbis place during the past
two days. At an early hour on Tuesday
morning many Of the members Of tins
Association arrived on the various trains
passing our place, and never were men
more cordially welcomed TO any place
than were the members to the city Of
Holly Springs by the oitiz9ns- thereof.
Every one seemed TO vie with the other
in extending civihties OF every descrip-
tiou. Immediately on arriving at the
hotel Of the place 3 member would ind
from two to three citizens ia waiting 90
tender him the hospitality OF their homes,
sud with such urgency were many
pressed to accept several iDvltsiOns, thai
We heard many wish that they could
distribute themselves around in seversi
different places.
at the hour Of IL O'Clock the members
convened their session in the basement
story OF the Methodist Church, Mr.. Paul
Botfo. President, presiding, and }. A.
Sjgnaigo, as Secretary.
Msny snd vsrio us ubjects we're eonsit-
cred by the ASSOCIATION, al locking 20
-ths elevation and unity OF the Press, the
result Of which, we presume, would not
ptove interesting TO your readers.
At the close Of the two days session,
the Association, ss 2 body, visited the
schools Of Hoily SpFiRgs, Of which there
are three, which rank second TO none Ia
the South. We regret that We cannot
SPEAK st length Of the military scaooiI
r,71sr The control Of Col. Z igs-, aud the
Catholic female school, under IA echarge
II S-ster Adelaide, each CT which 10
nore Ell school Of its type.
On Tuesday evening, the cit gems OF
faa Cftv ef + ,oWe.s AMI the members 81
tha Press were regs.ed by C)i. = N. z.
Turoer. the orator Of the occasion, WITH
the aDnuzl Grafton Of the Association.
Also by Col. J. a. Signaigo, with an sis-
CANT and beautiful essay on the Power
Of the Press"
Atan ealIg hour on Tuesday evening,
by previous c9aseBt REd understanding
the beauty and chivalTy n the city az
sen bled ~ the Schuyler House TO enter
t-frl the Association with q feast, the 70 g
piticence and grandeur o. which l VIII
not undertake to portray. TIE ladies' OF
Holly Springs, in ell their regzi beauty,
were Ia attendance to grace and adofn
the entertainment, and among the many
Nassrs. Editors, who upon thl5 occasion
supearsd ss queens Of beauty &no love
illness, We 0zlno5 refrain from msntlon-
ing Miss NJ B., Wbn Wss iLd-ed the
queen o. the evening, and aDiy seconded
5y Miss L, Misses P, Miss c., Mss Z.
Also bv Mrs. w. and Mrs. c, and host
of others whose names Te did not lssru.
Never has Is been cur good fortune TO at
tend q festival where pleasure SO com
olsteIy reigOed supreme, and 10 after
days every membee Of the Association
EIII recG- with pleasure 70 the nSlpy
hours he spent n attending the rsunl5n
OF the Press at HsIy Springs.
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bsfore no was appointed. do not thiDk
he obtained admission to the CoileotoI's $
Trasencs more than three times during
the whole period. So nuch for his " fre-
quant conversations " with him.
F0urth-After Ii became known,
through the papers aud otherwise, what
bis History was, ana ais0 on account OF
his incapaclty on trial fJr any clerical
duty, the Collector directed me to effect
his removal in the next nomination.
Mr.. Pollard coming in soon after in
formed him that he was about TO be re.
moved, and advised him, II 1t would
place him In q better position, TO resign.
He Insisted at once on seeing the Col
lectOr, who, IL seems, on granting the
interview, advised him to the same
COURSE; but neither OF us gave him the
slightest idea that his pay could be con-
tinued beyond the current month, which
was then near its close. On this point
he pleaded strongly with me after leav-
log the Collector but l distinctly In
formed him that 1t would be impossible,
as his SUCCESSOR was already named, who
would go on duty on the first Of the next
month,
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RALZACAND DORE

Judgment mas Oesn delivered in Paris
in n csee " hfeh has revived the rnenery
OF Balg9c, and ia which Gustave DJre's
name is likewise mentioned. The liti-
gants are the publishers, Lew aBd Gar
nier. Madame de Ba'z &c, Russian b.
birth and ignorant Of euainess matters,
on the death OF her husbspd sold her
rights Of propristorship Of all Bs'z4c's
works to Levy. Ia 1857 N. DutOcq ap-
piled to Had 2me de BaizAc for permis-
sion to republish the "Contes DsGisti-
cues" iliustrsted by Gustsve QOre.
Madame de Balza6 authorized him to
do so by letter, on condition that no
artist but Dore should be allowed TO IL
.lustrste her husbands work. Her letter,
like most compositions OF her sex, is
vague and unbusiness-dke, and therefore
admits of two interpretations. One
party Reserta that by this letter Madame
de Bslzac hss ceded to M. Dutocq all
editions Of the "COntes Droladques,H IL
lustPsted by Dore, while Madame de
BazSc states that she only meant 10 eede
to him the right Of issuing an edition of
ten thousand copies. In the course Of
the tIial it appears that NJ. DdtOcq paid
NJ. D5re El690 for his drawings lin 1857,
and that the expenses OF the printing,
paper, engraving, ETC., amounted to
1920. Judgment has been delivered
oUnfiFming Aadams de Balzacis state
ment; conse qusntly M GARNER, who
are M. DutOeq's publishers, will continue
to publish their octave illustrated edi-
ton, but have no right TO issue IN f2mo
form, which, not being Illustrated, is In
furious to NM Lsvy's interests.
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POLLARD.
a Lie in Search of its Father


T, c. Leland, appointment clerk Of
the New York Custom House, in let
ter to the New York Stsa, says in refer
ence to The Pollard squsbble that:
First The recommendation paper,
from which his name was transcribed TO
the letter Of appointment, did have 1t
+" E M. PCllard," and he was 30 APP
pointed.
Second The whole conversation sbout
the oath is q fiction, based on the few
officlal words / had with him on the
subject. ! made no explanation in the
matter; did not eDdeavor to smooth the
way for him, and simply laid the printed
form hefcre him, which he signed, and
afterwards swore 70 before the Collector
Ttird-Neither the Collector nor my
self knew the sntecedents of Mr. Pollard
saw much more OF bim than the Col
lector did. In fact, he came frequently
to my offiee-asi is the manner OF persons
| in quest Of place-for nearly two months
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Viii Hancock be a Candidate for Gov
ern"r er syiYania-N0thiug for
acknowledgement Onslaught on
fhe Masonic assd Odd Fellows Fra
sernities The Financial and Pa
eIRc Railroad Schemes Of Congress
FaII-Ihe Public Domain-New York
srs afier nt-Hews -Whenf DeeAs-
iOn-The Constitutional Amendn ent-
Creation of OfiIees-POsfaI TeIegrRPhy
-
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COAL.
BUSINESS.

A GENTLEMAN with some seyS y,SS11proTed
a tI,onsand dollars worth of good inaee,st,y,,
ana nnimproved property in Texas, eSStessntifl
in parE OF wheat and cotton s.,,d e00 acres or
residence on ,ss,,n 1ass eity wishes To convert a
portion Of tbe same ins3 Tenn ashis Could also
commerciAA s.s., Dsss Thousand dollars cash, and
raise sl1 a,,T y. veil secured by bond and mort
same amo1ns sHELDIN BELL,
gage. Little Rock, Arkansas.
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The cheese manufacturers OF Massa-
chusetis are to have a convention.
This grave Of Mendelssohn, in the
Jerusalem Kirchof, at Berlin, is entirely
neglected and ovsFgrown with weeds.
There are one hundred and fifty car
pet manufactures Ia Philadelphia, en-
ployIng nearly i've thousand hands, 3
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GRAND TRURK RAlLWAF
OF CANADA,
AND
Montreal Ocean EteamShIp:CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE
First Class Steamships sailing
Every Saturday TO Liverpool.
From PORTLAND in winter and MON
TREAL IA Summer.

yTTBE undersigned having been appointed
4 Agents for the above lane are authorized
10 grant through bills Of ladlDg rom Memphis
10 Liverpool pRd Glasgow. Tne attention OF
Rhippers Ia called 70 this route, by which the
DELAYS and excessive transfer charges incurred
Al the large ports are entirely avoided. Bills
OF I.ading cOntsin through rates covering al
charges ron Memphis 70 the ships dock a.
IIveTDool, and low rates and quick time are
Guaranteed. Fifteen first class Steamships are
now on the line max * regular trips on Satur-
day Of each week. Freights loaded from the
csTs on dock directly into the vessel
THROUGH RECEIPTS given TO Boston ans
New England points Via GRAND TkUNk
RAILWAY.
For rates and Information apply 10
THOMAS TROUT a : ms, Agents,
faT No. 2l5 Front street, Mem phis
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Pike & Johnson,
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. G.

THIS FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT WASH
fngton, tOhice, az + street, VIII attend %
al ceses tnet may be en- nJrusted 70 Lheun5 u &c
Euurene Court OF the UuiJed states, and Courl
OF Claims and also Il the recovery or CLAIMS
sgsiust the GoveTnneut or ludiVlQuals, Alo
meuts. .,-s.-
IRE senior mem Der has been 3 pEacils sing
lawyer Tor thITtg two years snc Is = 20 netaDef
N he bsrs OF The HuUrenne Courts or ArE an
81 Lou .siana end the ui5ed states 4 &c
runior, bred a lawyer, was long Eseprssen ia,
ave and Senator IN The Congress Of the u nlbeu
sstates and familiar with the modes OF Lfats-
acting business IN tne Departments.
ITe senior, retaining his Eeslaenoe - az a. -
ADAMS & PIKE, attend 70 cases In the su-
ursuns Courts OF Arkansas and Tennessee, and
n ths United states Courts and Chaneery
Court a. Memphis. noVLo u
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PIKE 4 JOHNSON.
ATTORNEYS, COURseIl0Fs s Bellciler
WASHINGTON. D.

TyHIs hrm VIII practice IN the United st2t ss
EapreEne Cont End Court or Cialnsr aaG
will sftand TO the recovery OF deoJs- accounts
snd claims RGainEt the Government OF moi
V1duals and 20 business before Congress CT II
tie Departments. ..,-
The senior member OF she hrTn Gate Of the
Memphis Appeal} has long been Eucgn 2 ln ne tlt
highest courts OF the country and tne J-ilLo5
haE had large experience IN CepRrtH1e eIl ta4 aEll
c-her business during many years Of Pu o-IC
service IA the House and Senate. they ouef
their best and faithful services % taoss y o
may need them. Iy5--eptD ~
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AMERIcAN FEAALE - -

Arsene H0usssye's new work on fe-
naaie beauty will be appreciated by
American ladies, whom it pronounees
She most beautiful in the world. A Pc
cuis feature OF the book are the inter-
estiug sketches in which the author por-
trays the appearance Of the American
ladies whom be met in the course OF his
life. There is only this which M. Hons-
saye does not like about American wo
men, and that is their language. he
says the English language, of which be
Is very fond, even when spoken by the
prettisst female mouth, has something
rough and uncouth-sOnst sthiug maacu
line and vigorous, which is more suita-
bic to the deck Of a man Of war than to
the carpetad AOoF OF salon. Next to
the American women, NJ Arsene Hous-
save oTeffioVs with admiration Of the
fair sul jecls Of the russian Emperor,
who, hs says, make the best matches,
aud are the queens of the circles Ia
which they move.
TAKING IN EQUITABLE VIEW OF THE
CASE.
The Albany Evening Journal, Of jan
uAry 25th, says:
A few years ago ono Mrs. Harrington
q handsome widow Of sixteen) was tried
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THE TyPRoDgcTflv ~ NUISANCE

IhE 4NFhOD CtIION NULSAA IN.
Il is HOE quite common, in case one
meets frisad casually in company with
other gentlemen, TO be introduced to all
OF them. Perhaps, while you are talk
ing to your newly made acquaintances,
bis friends, who sTs introduced all
around. Thus, while you merely desired
to exchange o few words with your
friend, you are forced TO make the &C
qusintance Of al acquaintance Of his sc-
quaintance-an inVzRiOn of your private
rights which you are unable to resist or
pro est against. This prsctiee is pecu-
iisrly American, absurd and annoying,
and ought to be frowned on by al true
gentlemen. It Is, with rare exceptions,
almost as much the right OF 3 gentleman
ss 8 lady to decide for himself who shall
be introduced to him.
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VARIETIES.
MISS JysLLOGG VERY KINDLY HELPS
Il YOUNG z,SPfRAYT

MSS JERLLOGG VERY KINDLY HELPS
4 YOUNG &,SPfRAYT.
At the conclusion Of Miss Keilogg's
CONCERT in Toledo, last Friday night, q
neat, understanding young lady Of eigh-
teen went on the stage, after the audi
enee had retired, and requested to see
the manager. Max Strakosch appeared
and she asked sn engagement. Ia the
presence Gf Miss K liogg and the COM
Dsby she sang, with piano accompaDl
meD-, z diftcnit sOpaano piece, IA which
The quality OF her voice was well tested.
AIiss Kellogg expresset herself emphatl-
as.iy sS being pleased with the eHortr as
did iae others present, and the young
lady was requested 10 make further tri-
ais. The result proved satisfactory. The
young stranger said her name wss Miss
Abbott; that her parents, who were
poor, resided near Milwaukee; that she
knew she was gifted with an uncommon
voice, ard being passiOnateiy fond OF
music, she had determined upon receiv-
ing first class instructions. Sac had sung
for short time In . Church in Chicago,
and obtaining q little means, started
rom there with the ultimate hope o.
reaching New York city and making
srself KuOwn Co some professors OF nlu-
SIC there. A. StrskOseh told her that IS
. travelling singer she could make but
little advancement in the art of music.
What she first needed was thorough in
structiou under frst-cl IS tutors, and
that he would halp to secure for her, BY
invitation, Miss Abbott returned to the
Oliver House with the company, and
wss provided with money and letters to
prominent musical personsges in New
York.
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PIKE, ADAHs & PIKE,
AttOFneyS, SOIieli0rs & PrOCt0Ts

TrF1yD 20 cases in the different Courts sit
a tag at Memphis and IN the rVer co0Eslss
uf Arkansas
So The senior partner VIII heIeals-f 5lS 81 : .
riaIlv attend 70 cases IL the Supreme Colrt o.
Flsu1szEee. and In the SCprene court s9t
Court OF Claims Of the United slstes az y st--
inptou being Of the drIn OF PIKE JOA2s-
once IN tbe MADAM VINCENT BLOCK
corner Of CSuEt sld Second strssta-
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HYSICIANS.
Mississippi and tennessee Z. K.
CHANGE OF TIME.

nNASp AFTER SUNDAY, JANUARY 81,
j 1859 until further noucs, trains viii IN as
follows
New Orlsaus Express leaves Memp is.l:0 p.Ia
Arrive At NcLn pkts-.--.-.-.--- p m
e5srdis CcoIn uOdat'u y leaves Memph s-5:to pm
Arrive at Aemphis-.-..- , 80 a-In
Passengers can take sleeping Cars at Ofrenads
Al 1000 pm. msk ng only one ceunge Or cars
from AeBiphig % Nelg Orisuas. Time through "
sew Orleans .zs hours. Ticket o1tice TN
Main street ana at the Depot 0mnibuses vii.
call for pas -eug-rs and chick bag gage IN any
part OF the city BY leaving orders az - = Main
street. A. 5. LLN EaM OESs-, esfa. 4 >uBt -,
c y. OAKLEY. General Ticket Agent ja3l