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?. = D. LEEIHF.
MORGAN a. CHRISP,
Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION
No. ~ FRosr Row, UP STAIRs,
Memphis. Tenn.
n All Clifton consigned 70 rs will Be covered By IL
rurnure mica efherwfea NuntrurfrH FwaTFmwEm
NrrrHr,. Trrr.. Julr Is. ISIS.

MEMPHIS, TINS, July Is. 1883.
To the 5tockhoiders Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company Of Texas
A GENERAL mseiiug Of st0ckh1l1ers viii be he'd In
q Len s5iIle, Kentucky, on The 2fth Gay Of August
next. Business Of great importance viii be brought be
fore the meeting, demanding the attention Of sl later
ssted- ne enterprise promises ell that las been claimed
FOR u By its most enthusiastic and eNtravaCant EdFo-
cates Its past Management has been marked By errors
OF TIE grossest character, but Il may yet, b. wise coun-
seis ara good manhgement, IN future Be made 70 meet
the larsest expectations Of its friends. This is "ths
shortesf, best and cheapest route connected BY railway,
Of the Atlantic snd Pacinc oceans. The pressthroughout
be country vi render this ruterpriss and the scattered
stockholdsrs ovsr t~wentg-siE Stats q ths Enfrn. great
service BY noticing th's call for a convention Of stccf-
hOlders, on the 18Th dag Of August, In the city o. Louis
VILE ". JBPTHA ,F0WLKEs,
. 49,
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Tor Hire and Sale
Notica tn Cnntrantnrs

Two m n for hire. A large, gentle Buggy Hoss, for
i sale on tine. Apply 81
iylS-u THIS OFFICE
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THE GOLD WATCH CAsE.-In our statsmsnt
yesterday Of the manner Of the restoration Of
Mr.. FOsD's god watch, our object was not TO
single out Mr.. MnLER or any other particular
officer for blame, but TO expose what we con-
slider an error in our police system. Mr.. Mil
LEE informs Us that a night or two ago, on
passing the grocery at the corner Of De Soto
ans Gayoso streets, be found the door open.
He entered and the negro in question ran out
and was with ZONE difficulty caught and ss-
cured by himself and partner, officer CAErEa.
The prisoner was taken to Jail aud next day
MILLEE asesrtainsdfrOn hin thaths had stolen
FoRB's watch sod where it was. The whole
labor Of obtaining the watch was performed BY
Mr.. MILLER, and before giving it up be had
an affidavit sworn to before Esq. HoRSE, by
The claimant as to his ownership. Capt. GAR
RETT wishes Us to state that 10 officer under
bis command shall be allowed to defeat the
ends Of justice by returning stolen property 10
its owner for pay or reward. Mr.. MILLER
had been at much pains in the matter and
showed eommendsble energy and aptness In
the performance Of his duty, but we repeat
what We said yesterday, that all stolen prop
srty coming into the possession Of the police,
ought to reach the owner by other means than
from the private arrangements Of members Of
the force themselves this system is tempting
them to do wrong.
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Trustees sale.
WMMEPA.
PROPERTY OWNERS AND AGENTS..

TfHE Assessors being ETAre that q large amount Of
Il Real Estate changes osncrship yearly, and DESTROYS
70 ist the sane 10 the proper Ownera, urgently Request
that every owner or agent VII ~ once furnish theu vi 4
: correct list, giving The number o. lt. block, front and
rear, feet and depth, which Nil facilitate hen very
much and sconomise tine
In fery few days. they VIII enter upon heir duty IN
the First ward, ending In the EiEhth-
Address all comuunicaflons 20 The "Cfty AsssssorS
and cspostfc the same Ct the Mayors oHcsor 100
fr23-Im
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TO TEsHCHERS.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

TNHE property known A. shelby Military Institute, Is
L osered for sale. Il iI situated fifteen miles East Of
Memphis, on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, ard
within half miie Of Germantown. The property con-
sists Of one hundred acres q land, half OF Ebichis Clear
ed Tbs buildings c1ussto Of The College edidce, which Il
roony and vel Arranged, with an the necessary accesao-
RVS q residence AMI all the usral cut bahdtnRs con-
nected with q nrEt Class educlfiunai establishment On
tee plscs Is . snail orchard Of cts.oe fruit, the best Of
water, &c. TIE lcc4tion Is high a1ddry, and one Of The
most hrathy IN The State o. Iernassee- ne surround
ota wealthy intelligent ard bighy respectable class Of
people
ne plscs has teconls favorabIy Known, and already
enjoys m extensive pstronage. but which might Be- even
greatly decreased u IL vcrthy the ~atientien Of sn able
feachsr, Who, under proper management, and an ed1cienf
cocrse OF Instruction, would mset with oouplete Guccoss-
For further PARTICULAR adiress
a p. Trustee.
9ermantoEn. Tenn.. nv ls. lsss.-yIs-diW.w1m
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A SMALL LOT sndREsIDENCE, suitable Tor -.
"a q small family, Immediately esst o. the IU
city Taereis a god Cs'er1 uD0n the place,
a. vel - 4 Eooi ga-den spst. For terms. sc, |tll
apply ~ thq Appeal orc. fdna-fi
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The SUNDAY LAw.-D. LEVY and S. HISS,
Of the firm Of HEss & Lew, also D. FRANK
and S HISS, of the firm Of S. HES, both firms
keeping clothing stores on Front Row, were
charged before the Recorder yesterday with
keeping open their places Of business on sun
day. In both cases a plea of guilty was en-
tered and a fine Of five dollars on each firm was
inflicted. All the parties appealed.
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Died.

On July 25.h, At her residence, IN RAleish, Tenn q,
Typhold Fsve-, IA me 7s,s year Of her age, Mrs GSs
saITH.
City papers ospy.
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$50 Reward.

OeALED PROPOSALS fM rebuilding the Brifzes On
~ MARKET and WashinEto1 streets, and for the hIlng
a. the seoord bridge 90 TIE R.leigh rosd, VII - recsi. u
a. The cmcsOf The Oily Engineer until Uutday, 2sA-
inst fy25 r. D. BAUHH. Mayor
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&EO KeWRrd.

rear n 100 Main street. a GOLD LIVER WATCH
VIII GOLD cHAiE. mads b. y s. YATES d Co Liver
pool No g 81 TIE finder viii reciFs the abgva re-
Ssrd, 1y eitber retaining the watch or giving any IN
formetion - a. rs whereabouts.
h29A VIZ o. AHosEY
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DROWNED.-An IrishnAn who was employed
about the boats aud the landing here bias been
drinking very considerably lately. On Mon
day be went to various places on Front Row
and asked them to give him liquor, saying that
be was sick and a drink would do him good.
At noon be was lying exposed to the burn
ing sun, helplessly drunk. In the evening he
walked down to the landing, assembled the plat
form Of the ResolHts and walked across her
bow, straight on into the water aud was see no
more. He was probably suffering from dsFirium
tremeRs.
CoRREerrox.-Ws are desired to saw that III.
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HUNGARIAN Grass SEED.-Hungarian Grass
Seed has been received and is for sale at Mans
FIELDS drug store, JOHNsON's drug store, and
CAToE & SOx's auction mart on Main street,
and J. M. PATRIcK's, on. Front Row. It
WHIPPED On Second street yesterday If-
~ternocn, a difficulty arose between an Irishman
anil a citizen, when the former intimsted that
be was ready to bet five dollars that the latter
was too much Of a saint to strike bin. The
reply was several heavy strokes from a stick,
which brought the blood from the IrishDsn's
head and face. The ease will be investigated
BY the Recorder this morning.
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SHORT WALK THAT PAYS WELL

ON Madison street, seccnd door East OF Main, Is a
" CHEAP Cash Book Store" where on account Of the
i0Eness 81 rent. the adoption Of he cash system. etc
you may obtain B oks and stationery lower thzT hereto
fore offered In this marktt HtIe you VIII fnd q large
assoTtnent Of select and choice miscellaneous WORKS. new
and old, School books, Religious Books, books 3 make
you think aud to keep you ION thinking; books d make
you laugh and TO uake you cryi % put YOU 20 sleep and
t. keep yOu swske Books FOR your bone and Tor the
i0urnsy
C-n and examine for your elves, ard tAke cur woFd
for n. that Il will piF thus 20 tumasiie from " Main -
With 81 bustls, IT, hlsh rerts and high prizes.
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DANAWAT from ne GA The 22d. vs1y ukeiy
II NEGRO GIRL. RACHBL. bright color, and
would AZ arst SIGHT Be taken for q mul TO offA
medium hight ard rather coTpueuf, ueighinE-A
about 100 or 40 pounds She may Be iETking so0ut thS
ree negro dens q he city, but I am fesrful she vii en-.
deaVor 10 get on some pr country beats. vii gtvi
the above reward. n delivered 70 ne At MS. simm5. on
Ssooad street, CT lodged N Jan. san P. RHAD.
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WMaafpd-

Two Hire, 8 6 WOMAN. Who 3 > mol
Il Washer and Ironer-
g. B LOCEE h co,
1yl4-tf Aueiianesrs sud Real Eststs Braksrs. -
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B~ELTINGs, Assorted COLORS (;
Hoop Skirts, best IL hoops;
Grey and White FFinges:
Tassells, Gimps and Bindings;
$50 pieces Mosquito Bars;
800 pairs Ladies and Gents shoes {;
Gents cOI'd Border Handk'fs:
white silk Illusion;
sm9II Palm Fans.
JUST RECEIVED TIA ABOVE, AND
TO H - IO w
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Eclipse Cotton Gin Feeder
Notice.

"'o eA Before HumeF Hill. J. ?.
Robt' Gs5n.p. {Atisesmsat sssiHst q n0n-resident
THE defendant Is hereby notlhd that We have taken
Il 0utan attachment asainst hs property that he
same has ben executed By aeiEng upon 70 boxes % mer-
chAndise, and o1e carriAge, as his property, and d re-
turned before Hume p. Hi. J.P, FOR Shs by county, for
triai that at the end o. sir months from this. ad July.
1855, said attachment VII be tried bef1 n szid Justice q
The Pesoe, At his once IN the city q Memphis. when ard
sheTe the said defendant "a required to appear and de-
fendh is cause. WBBB 4 RAWLINGS.
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4rb 9Obsrtisemrnts.
Covington Femala saminaru

THs next session u this Institution yin open On
tbs arst day Of Sep saber. Tultion
IL HuEfish branches Ger session. aiB. And Al Tor in1-
osLtaa, ancient LAngu1ges sbi Modern Languages
eioi Music 1885 Board IS per month
jy2s va REV HOIMs. D. d Priuripsf
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The pnr-KiIIer

CoRREeTIOS.-Ws are desired to say that the
antagonist Of JENNINGS in a late difficulty was
not BOYD but BoTT.
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nFFEns hts rrnfrs1lcnal 1~ervioes 70 the citizens o.
~ Henphis ard viciniig. Oncs On Nan street In
Green ave- BultisE bttvsgn uri5r snd 9sY0so streets
tv7i
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BANKING HOUSE


TIHE ow3ers Of the Bankirr House o. the -
Il CitEsn's Bsnf, ohr lt for sale FOR he Bills Ts
q the Bank. Application nay b msde Al the 70
Citizens Bank. fTaf-tf
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GENERAL QUTTHAS's DEATH Ton.r The
Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore
san. saws GeBerafQ uitman s'never stoned al
the National Hotel in that city. aud, therefore.
could not have died Of any disease contracted
there.1 This is IN opposition to the statements
ri The Southern papers, which assert The con
irsry.-CinoanGti EaqEirfT.
II the words Of Gen. QUTTNAs himself can
bs believed, then his disease was contracted at
the National Hotel. He 50 informed a auubsr
Of MS friends in this city on bis return home
from washington.
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NUIsANcEs-The City Marshal, having
given ample warning, is now summoning the
guilty to the Recorders Court. d. H. Nc
CLURE, who keeps a hotel on Union street,
near Front Row, was. yesterday fined ten dol
lars FOR throwing Stops in the alley. HErS-
RICH, the eonfsctiOner, and STILLNAs, fancy
store, on Main street, were summoned on SINH
lar charges, but the complainant did hot sp-
MAR
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Daney's Magical Pain Extractor

This aiee will subiue the pain and Inflammation from the
severest burns scsds one to twenty minutes and It
win heal the wounds without scar eeetuay cure Fever
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lnh@md Eyes Cuts, Wounds, Bruises Old nveterats
sores seald Head, Cons and BunOns Eryspeas spraius
sweings felons, chlbains, Bites Insects swsed and
Broken Breasts Sore Nppes ErupOns and all other inaa
mstory aud cuaneous Diseases xhsge the parts affected can he
reached.
where is the article TO be found TO equal ihIsf
J. WRIGHT a CO.,
q aud ISL ChArtres street.
General Agents for the South and TO whom all order.
should Dc addressed. ala 2pSt&eOdltw
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Great Louisiana Remedy.
G OIN s. KAP ERLAPE u M .
Office, No. IL Exchange Place.


he proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
uon TO the public remedy Of great value for variety
very troublesome and dangerous diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
ne can safely recommend il h all Cutaneous Diseases
skn TOT Badness Dand,u in the Hair nsors the
Digestive Organs Chlls and Fever Bilious Chagres and In
.enient feVer Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys Fema,
complaints etc. etc. And proof he dues SO upon good
grounds he would respectfully III the attention Of the pub,
TO the following certificates from living this city
New Orleans, January 80 1853.
Soins-Desr sir On my return from pinwall in July
last hsd of Chages fever and aer trvna
every imaginable remedy without Ct was induced to tr,
your kaperapeum Fever Ague Tonic and am happy
TO say that although over two months took the r
dose have not been troubled with chill since and have
to believe that medicine has had the effect
en- irey removing the disease from my system 1t therefor,
affords pleasure to recommend as most valuable ,ned
cine. Respectfully yours
L. A. CLARK,
"A Dryades street
New orleans La,
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DEATH OF rHoprAs HART BENTON.

DEAT" OF fHOnAs HAtNN D@NAo
An event. for some time anticipated has at last
taken place Another star in the constellation of our
republican greatness has fallen; for Thomas Hart
! Benton is no more. He died on Saturday morning,
at Washington CITY. in the seyentyifth year of his
age. His life has been an eventful one, and may
Justly be considered part Of bis countrys history.
He was born in North Carolina, in 1888. He re-
ceived that rsf and greatest start in lfe thorough
education. al Chapel HILL in his native State and
subsequently, at william and Mary College, in vir-
rinia In his twenty-seyenth year he entered the U.
s. Army from which he almost Immediately retired !;
and in the following year sll) he settled at Nash.
vile and commenced the practice Of law He did not
/ remain there great while. Heremoyed to St. Louis.
in the pursuit OF his profession and made that CITY
his permanent home, except when public duty re-
qoired his residence at Washington 1t was not until
be commenced taking an active part in politics. that
he discovered those qualities of mind and will which
afterwards made him so famous
He was one Of the first Senators from Missouri.
after the admission osthat State into the Union In
that responsible station his powers matured to great
ness, and for long succession OF years he was the
worthy competitor Of Clay Calhoun and Webster. on
all questions Of great national Importance What.
might have been the subject Of bis labor whether
popular or unpopular with the majority of the people
under the shifting influences or changing sentiments
of his day. he invariably commanded the respect and
the admiration of ALL by the wonderful capacity of
his intellect as thinker and his power as an orator
displayed in his numerous Senatorial speeches and
arguments. The influence Of such character could
have but one result, and that was to make him the
leader of the great party to which he belongedtbe
Democraticor Of one Of its wings, after its division
by minor issues.
Besides being SO notable in the discharge of bis
Senatorial duties he exercised lono and ;,p,ota,t
influence in the Cabinet councils of the nation. He
was the Intimate friend and counsellor of Andrew
jackson during the eventful Presidency of that hero
aud was much consulted in the troublous times OF
other Democratic administrations His influence for
man who had never held any other than subordi-
nate elective Office, was peculiarly notable when
compared with the influence OF the other great men
Of his times.
T" Time tries all,n however. and the dav arrived |
when Benton had to descend from the proud pinnacle
y N pi'5 ine us''ae'ing issues OF |
IJa o,,,,,sad the rs,ao,io, 81 ~ n, =.
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To say we regret the above vote would be work
Of approximation Our readers know full well our
opinions on the subject We explained them at
length in our leading article Of Saturday morning
last Although the act Of the Legislature has been
rejected, we believe that we re-echo the sentiments
Of ninetenths Of the community when we say that
it ought to have been accepted.
The best evidence Of this is to be found in the vote
OF the individual stockholders. Six hundred and
thrtysix shares we're voted against the acceptance
Of the act and nineteen thousand three hundred
and ninety-fve shares were voted in fav0r Of it,
stronger proof Of The necessity and popularity OF
measure could not well be desired.
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ST. CHARLES THEArER.-The prosperity Of the
Campbes' FIRST week at the St. Charles has induced
them TO remain another week. We :" call them
sound" They offer another most attractive pro
gramme for tonight; and the mnltitudes who GO,
willenioy quantity Of melody and fun which would
be surieit but for its excellence Rumsey. New
comb, Lehr, Carroll Huntley, Leslie. Trailer and
Little Bobby. are seyeraly delightful and together
they are perfect host. They had a magnificent and
properly "enthusedn audience on Saturday night, and
just such another audience last night
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sing not Of love- sing not Of glory,
praise not the deeds Of the brave and the free;
Nor ofheroes long famed IN traditional story,
But The fiut and the bark Of the Wild Cherry Tree
Representations, one may say 10 another;
Hush, scorners, moment and listen to me-
PeEchance loved sister, parent brother
May b saved BY the bark Of that Wild Cherry Tree
Death thy cold hand has stretched fer the lovely
Thy claim Il dishonored--to woodman they aec
His Cherry Expeeiorant quickly restores Them
Distilled flom the bark Of that VIVID Cherry Tree
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The Best american Pianos

EVER PRODUCER IN THIS CITY.
Prom the Mandatory Of
sTEINwAY 4 SONS, N. Y.
These Pianos celebrated for quality Of tone elegant finish
and soidysanding half tone higher than the
pitch.
In fact they considered by the Panss to be
superior to any other made in this country.
Theundergned visited last summer the Piano ManuAc
tories in the Northern cities, aud selected sTEINwAY
SONS INSTRUMENTS the adapted to the Southern
climate He has them for sale and artists are
invited to call and examine them.
ALSO
The best MEL0DEONS, from the factory ofMAsoN
HANELIN, Boston.
L. GABICI
nil 2pMotf Camp street, below Gravier
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ST-Louisviile. KY. March 10. Is55---Dr. j.
H.sster-Dss sir u gives pleasure tender you
my gteful Acknowledgement 10 favor Of celebrated sto
ach bers For three have been suffering from dys
pepss and other stomach diseases and all the
do for me failed to give relief and at
y ny Bitters AMI am happy inform you three
bottles eneciean entire and therefore would
u - he best medicine for dyspepsia and all
the stomach. JULIUS II. ABT,
corner Chapel and Market ss. Louisville, Ky.
Sold BY all druggists and dealers generally 2p6l3ltw
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I
following articles u Ladies' constantly hand or made
10 order Ladies ard Chdreu's
Linen o. Cotton chemse-plain embroidered
Linen or Clifton DrAwers-pain embroidered
Night Gowns-plain embroidered
Chemise seis--ttamped embroidered.
skirts-plain tackled.
faIisian made corses ote. etc.
Mrs BOYD has Of tasty and experienced
Dress Maker whose ability received The ap.
prevail Of the leading Of city and State
connuy orders carefully and punctualiy attended to.
ala 2pMo~e&sa MRS. BOYD l5s Camp street.
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THE MAGIcIAN's OWN BooK--The Whole Art Of Con-
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The following Is the vote cast Saturday last at
the meeting Of the stockholders OF the New Orleans,
jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company,
convened TO decide upon the acceptance or rejection
Of the law Of the last Legislature of Louisiana
authorizing the Governor to vote the stock of the
State In said Company as Mississippi now does.
Here Is the result and the number of shares voied
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The Crescent viii be regularly served 10 subscribers In tn,
city e~ry moraine Sundays excepted )fo
$40 year, in advance ayeary and quarterly
70 cents week, paysble the carriers.
Advertisements. sqnsredrst Insertion. In all
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page are charged 81 for every
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option Of the propristors.
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Users As PArER ciFcuatee largely resching
many hundreds Of early hour. and being read
before approach hours consequently articles
for family may Be enthusiastically Published In its
columns
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b published every Monday morning at 50 year invariably in
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States favorable mode advertisers Of making
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