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correspondence Ofthe Daily Exchange.

IoWSoNrowN July u, 1858.
The Circuit Court for Baltimore county met here this
morning for transaction of Equity business Judge
Price presiding The following members of the Bar were
present. viz -Messrs R. J. Gttngs George Yellot John
C. King, R. R. Boarman D. C. H. Emory, s. Tagart, s..
S. Carr G. L. Du Laney VIM. II. Keech, r. Grason and
VIM. II. Cowan.
The cases the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
u.s. James Baz j. C. Adams and ''Hamden Association,
continued to the August term. Those cases are
known as the waer condemnation cases-land condemn
ed for the great Reservoir, near the Relay House
An application to admit George B. Ward alias Foote
Wilkins to bail, was made by Mr.. Boarman and the
amount was fixed at 900 by the court as yet not
given Ward indicted for the larceny 300 gold chains
valued eaeh 20 gold rings at 81 EACH II gold
bracelets at S13 90 each the property of John Palmer
Others stolen from Barnum's Hotel the 18th De-
cember, 1856.
Court adjourned until tomorning at 10 O'Clock
GAs vet the the Towsontown Railroad has not
been resumed and the probability is that the work will
be completed The propretors and contractors re-
side in Philadelphia and doubt that city affords them
better market the investment of their capital than
the new county seat They have, however, expended
$40 the work. and if completed afford
great convenience city folks and others who are com
PEELED to visit this place during Court.
The Smedley House is fast filling up with ladies and
gents from your city, who resort to this pleasant and
healthy village restoration of heah it laying seven
hundred feet tide water The gentemanly proprie
tor c. H. Mann Esq, however, still proclams in the Ian
guage the strop man, "a few of the same
sort left'
The drouth throughout the county, has proved in n
great measure destructive to the oats and corn crop
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Ia W LNTELLMENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon.. Robert N. Martin
Special Judge The following business transacted
yesterday:
William Otter John Fl. Thomasan action to recover
for labor and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reported Verdict the
plaintiff S471 49, Motion filed by counsel the de-
fendant a trial. COchrane and Stockbridge for
plaintiff; c. H. Pitts for defendant.
Joice and Newman lsban Wilmeth-an action to
promssoy notes. Verdict for the plaintiff for
$l72 93 W. A. Stewart for plaintiff; VIM. F. Frick for
defendant
The June and July dockets will be called to-day.
Assignment from $50 to 366
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. VIM. Geo.
Krebs Judge. The following business transacted
yesterday
A. R. Weber u.s. f. V Davis. Injunction issued to re-
strain the defendant making sale of certain property
taken in execution under writ of eri facias J. H. Ing
for complainant.
Albert Schumacher and others Columbus W Ford
Exceptions to ratification of sale made under decree of
Court. Argued by J. H. B. Latrobe r. j. Brent and j.
H. Ing for compainants, and T. S. Alexander for de-
fpp1aO
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Fires.

About halfpast six O'Clock Sunday afternoon fire
was discovered in the second story of house West
Baltimore street. between Pearl and Pine streets The
flames speedily arrested and but slight damage was
done to the building The building owned by the
of Mr. Hart and is in the occupancy of several families
The origin of the fire is attributed to the defective
Struction of the building.
Shortly before ten o'clock Sunday night alarm of
re was sounded IN consequence of the explosion of
ethereal oil can in the grocery store of Mr. John Gehrng
on the corner of Pearl and Mulberry streets The flames
from the burning fluid communicated with the building
and stock of goods and occaoned damage the
about SOO The loss covered by insurance in the
of the National Company.
The alarm of fire between eight and nine O'Clock yester
day morning occasioned by the burning of Chin
ney on McCuloch street, between Preston and Bidde
streets The house is occupied by Mr. Gurth No dam
resulted from the hnrninn
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ST LOUIS, July PA letter from an officer in the army
writing from General Johnsons camp, Bear River dated
June 16 says the army would resume its march the
17th General Johnston had received from
Peace Commissioners informing him that the army would
be peaceaby received but he did not feel increased
confidence in the Mormons, and the army kept in
readiness to repe reachery In proclamation issued
the people Gen. Johnston says the army ready
afford assistance as it oppose when there rebel
lion. The troops are in fine condition.
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Coroner Sparkn called yesterday morning, to
hold an inquest the body of man named Thomas
Daven, who died suddenly Sunday night at his board
ing house Madison street. east of North From
the evidence before the jury and the opinions Of ply
scians verdict rendered of death from apopleXy-
The deceased 81 years of age and unmarried.
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Departure of the city of Baltimore.

HALIFAX, July 1.-THE steamship City of Balti-
more having repaired damages sailed from this port
noon today Sunday for Liverpool Weather clear with
a light south wind
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E,re i'm xVorcester Mass.

WORCESTER, July 1O-A fire broke out this afternoon
in Nathan Washburns extensive iron tire and rail roll
ing mills in this city, Loss about s., 900; insurance.
Work will be delayed about a week.
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CHARLESTON MARKET.
CoTroNThe sales this morning amounted to 200 bales
at from 10XGl3 cents

NEW YORK, July I2-Cotton is unsettled. Flour is
nl OF bblsState s3S09S3S5; Ohio 81 60
g 90 900 southern S445Gs470. Wheat is acve-saes
aoo Gus Gorn IS dusales of 80 600 bushels-white S1
90 ets yeiow nominal at s7Ss Pork is dull-Mess
is dui at G23% cts Sugar closed buoyan-Porto Rico
SHSg1 cts Mnscoyado 6k97k cts Spirits Turpentine
heavy AZ 4sg44H cts Rosin is dull at $165. Rice is
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE

= subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore CITY, letters of administration de bonis non on
the estate BARRY late of the said city deceas
ed All persons having claims against said deceased are
herepy warned to exhibit the with the vouchers there
or to the subscriber, before the 9th day of July
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand, this 25th day of June, 1858.
W. W. GLENN,
JeZo-law4w Administrator D. B. n.
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The TeIerraphic Cable Fleet.

ST. JOHN. N. F., July 12.-The steamer Blue Jacket,
from Liverpool passed Cape Race this morning She re-
ports that she the 24th ult large and small
steamer both British in lat SIC So north; longitude 500
The evening she large steamer bearing
down towards the Others but could not make whether
she was English American. The weather was hazy
with heavy westerly swell 1t continued moderate and
thick till the 3d. when strong gales from the south west
in
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An AGRICULTURAL and industrial fair will pe ne neld
at Doylestown, Pa, on the oath, 25th, zotn, zlth
and 2sth of August next, for the exlpltlon ol spe
cimens and samples of agriculture, horticulture,
stock, mechanics manufactures and the arts
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Movements of Troops.

ST. LOUIS July 1OTwo hundred troops from Carlisle
Barracks arrived here yesterday, and were Immediately
transferred to the Silver Keel to proceed imme
diatey to Fort Leavenworth
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THE FISHERIES.
A cnrracpnndant

correspondent at Marblehead writes to that tn,
fishing schooner Florence, Samuel Hooper, mastery ar
rived Thursday last from the Western Banks with Is
600 fish She brings good reports from of the fishing
fleet with whom she spoke her homeward passage
North 1naericdn and U. s. G..
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The Weather.

BosToN, July 11-From 10 to o'clock to day the
warmest for years The thermometer ranged from
70 to 100 in the shade. At 4p. m heavy showers COM
menced, and continued till evening.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the sub

l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
tmore city, letters of administration the estate of
HORATIO GATES ARMSTRONG; late of said CITY, deceas-
ed All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, her attorney, Robert
Barry Esq, No. Courand street. before the 9th
day of January next; they may, otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All persons in
debted to said estate required to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand, this Sth day of June, 1858
MARY ARMSTRONG;
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HENRIETTA COOK rs. HENRY COOK
N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BAL

The object of this suit is to procure divorce uinco
mdtrinOnii by the complainant
The bill states that on or about the 22d day February
1855 Henrietta Cook, the complainant ntermarred at
Baltimore City with the defendant that she ad lived
with him but few days when he deserted her without
making any provision for her support that the said de-
fendant has repeatedly declared his intention abandon
her entirely the bill further charges that the defendant
has since her marriage committed adultery.
1t is thereupon this 18th day of June 1853 adudged and
ordered that the complainant by causing copy of this
order be inserted in newspaper published in this
city in each of four successive weeks before 18th
day of July give notice to the said defendant of the
object and substance of this BILL and him appear
in this Court in person, by solicitor before the
lth day October to the premises and show
cause any he has, why decree ought not to pass
prayed. T. COLLINS LEE
22law4w Test-GFO T. SANGSTON CI'k
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

Il Tf1H'o I'd L y VI II -NO I INII L IIiI I
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City letters of administration bonis non
the estate of ROBERT BARRY late said CITY, de
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased hereby warned exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber the
9th day of July next; they may otherwise, by law
excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons in
debted to said estate requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 25th day of June, 1858
W. W. GLENN.
je2S-1aw4w Administrator ID r n
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Decrease of exports from Rio to United States
this year, compared with 1851 2lo,2s3
this year, compared with 1885, 1ss 3s4
Total exports from Rio to all parts of the world.
From May 1, 1857, to May /, 1858, bags eo7 $40
From May /, 1856, to May l. 1851, do 2'46o011
From May /, 1855; to May 1, 1885, do 2l6O'46
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The Pine Bluff (Ark.) Democrat says that Elihu
D. Green, who was tried at the late Circuit Court
for the murder of Whitesides and acquitted,
shot dead few days ago, within few steps of the
spot where he killed Whitesides, by some person
unknown.
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BRENNER ct al. rs. MCPHERSON AND WIFE.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL,

IlMoRE CITY July 81, 1853 Ordered that the sale
made ana reported by JOHN STEWART Trustee for the
sale of the property mentioned proceedings in the
above cause be ratified and confirmed the
y next Provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore, in each of three
successive weeks before the said 26 day July
The report states the amount of sales to be sS75
w. Fl. Fl. TURNER, Cl'k.
y3-law3wl True copy, test, W. H, H. TURNER, Crk
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, July 9.-The bark Brilliant brings ad-
vices from Vera Cruz to the 9th inst Business there
still PROSTATE The health citizens was good but
the vomito was prevalent among the troops.
violent earthquake occurred at the City of Mexico on
the 18th of June, killing fifty persons
The British and French had advised their countrymen
to pay the forced loan under protest. but the American
Minister opposes the demand and has asked his pass
ports, while awaiting instructions.
Gems Yidaurri and Garza marching upon the cap
ital
Echegaray had retreaed to Jalapa and Osoos shut
up in San Luis POtos
Gen. Salas had been recalled from exile by Zuloaga
The decree the forced contributions was being rgd
ly enforced.
Advices from Yucatan to the 3Oth June. Govern
ment had imposed duty of so per barrel foreign
and domestic flour from the 1st of August An earth
quake had occurred at Minittan
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gegal Notites.
T1HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THA

4 the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City, letters of administration the
JAMES CANBY late of Wilmington, Delaware, deceased,
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers before the 18th day
cember next they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day of June, 1855
SAMUEL CANDY,
WILLIAM CANDY.
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AFFAIRS ATTTE NETWORK QUARANTINE.

MORE MORTALITY ON NSHPBoARD.-QUARAKTINE.-
The brig Mara Alrira, of Boston, Captain DAILY,
Qate Captain Wyman,) arrived at Quarantine on
Saturday, from st. Jago de Cuba, which port she
left on the 10Th of June. She had cargo of sugar
and tobacco, consigned to II. D. Brookman, a crew
of seven, and six passengers. Shortly after leaving
port the yellow fever made its appearance on
board, the first person taken down being pasSen-
ger named William Murphy, belonging to Philadel-
phia, who died on the 25th. The Captain of the
brig f. A. Wyman, of Lincolnville, Me-, was next
attacked, and died on the 5th of j uy. Four days
afterwards, viz on the 9th, Henry James, of New
ark n. j., died of the disease; it is not men,
toned whether he was passenger or a seaman.
OF her remaining crew three We're landed sick at
Quarantine; shpkeepers were put on board, and the
brig was towed down to the lower anchorage.
The steamer Tennessee, five days and twenty
hours from New Orleans, with 100 passengers, ar
rived on Saturday. She was stopped at Quarantine
the baggage of the passengers placed on board a
tug, opened and ventilated and after being thus air
ed until evening, the passengers and their luggage
were sent to the city.
The schooner A. Bradshaw, Captain Fish, from
Cientuegos, arrived on Friday, with sugar and mo-
lasses to Moses Taylor. The crew were WELL but as
the Commissioners of Health have placed that port
under ban, she will also be lightened below
The bark Undine, Merriman, arrived on Saturday
from Havana. Three of the crew died at Havana
OF yellow fever. She will be compelled to discharge
her sugar into lighters at Quarantine.
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Cancem, Sentenced to be Hung

NEW YORK July 12-Cancem was today sentenced
to be hung ior the murder Of policeman Anderson.
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The present seasons hay crop promises to be a
large and fine in most parts of the country
In the vicinity of Boston, and, in fact in all Massa
chusetts and New England, farmers are engaged in
cutting a heavy crop of grass. From other hay
producing parts of the country the accounts are ia
vorable to a large crop.
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THE AMERICAN HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION u.s. JES-
Sc ROBERTSON
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
Il TlMORE CITY.-June 22d, 1S5S-Ordered that the
SAFE made and reported by John Carson Trustee
aioregolng cause be ratified and confirmed unless cause
10 e contrary thereof be shewn before day
OF July next Provided copy of this order be inserted
IN some daily newspaper published in the city of Balti-
said 18th day of July, 1858
The Report states the amount of sales to be s4O0
W. H. ii. TURNER, Cl'k.
je-23 1aw3w True COPY test W I'D II TIrRNER' Cl.E
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE OR AM S

RECEIVED AT THEo OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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AT Martnsburg, Blair county, Pa, on Saturday,
Mr.. Samuel Lysinger, member of the artillery
company of that place. had his right hand blown off
at the wrist, while charging a cannon that they
firing in honor of the day. His was after
wards amputated near the elbow.
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Mr.. Berdan has opened one of his "Mec echaniea
Bakeries" in Chicago,
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Gov. Packer, of Pennsylvania. on Thursday is
sued the death warrants of the following persons:-
John Lutz, Allegheny county, to be executed Oc-
tober 1st.; William John Clark, Montour county,
to be executed September 24th. Mary Twiggs,
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On Sunday afternoon, Stephen Murphy, of Jersey
City, n. j., took party offriends out on hand
the Erie railroad for a short excursion. In
returning, when near the Hackensack river, Mr.
Murphy was caught by the crank and thrown over
the front of the car into the river, where he was
drowned.
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At Milwaukee, Judge McArthur-on the ground
that as the Supreme Court of Wisconsin had declared
the fugitive Slave-law unconstitutional, penalty
for damages under that law is not collectable-has
released the press and other property of S. NJ.
Booth, editor of the Free Democrat, which was at
tached to satisfy the judgment of the United States
Court against him for assisting the slaves of Mr.
Garland to their freedom.
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Inc ITtOufe says:
There is quite active demand for Treasury Notes.
partly for parties who will have duties pay in the
ing sixty days. The rates improving We hear of
sales of about $200000 to-day at 30(G37% cts. premium
per cents at 6OG65 premium The supply Offering
is quite limited.
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A young named Arthur A. Parn disap-
peared on the 18th ult from his fathers residence
at Chardon, Geauga county, Ohio, and was found
on Saturday, the 26th, in Munson pond. He had
committed suicide by tying stone of sixteen
pounds weight to his wrists, and jumping from
skif into the deepest part of the pond.
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PROPERTY SALE.-Wm Hamilton, auctoneer, yesterday
sold, on the premises three brick houses situated
Johnson street, for $780, they were purchased by Mr.
Brenneman He also sold four ground of SIS each
to MIR. Turner, for the sum of S6S4.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
LATER FRON EUROPE.

ST JoHN's n. F., July 12.-The steamer Canada, from
Liverpool with dates the Sd nst arrived off Cape Race
to-day.
The is not of much importance. The bill allowing
the House of Commons admit Jews members passed
second reading in the House of Lords by 40 majority
Parliament would be prorogued before the end of July
There is nothing important from France.
The Spanish Ministry have resigned. and Cabinet
has been by ODonnel Minister of For
egn Affairs
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HOUSE OF REFUGE.-It is said that William r. Lincoln
of Maine has been appointed to aposton in the House
Refuge He superintendent in the reform school
that State and resigned that position for his appoint
mpnt
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TRIAL OF THE NEW STEAM FIRE ENGINE-A trial of the
new steam fire engine Island Queen will be made this
evening at O'Clock at the of Sharp and Bati
more streets when her capacities for throwing will
be fully tested She will receive her supply of water from
the new plug erected at that locality short time snce
by the First Baltimore Company.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-12

JOnN " HAWrHORNEi Is q csnd date cor reelection
10 the of constable for the Fnurteenih Civn Dis
trict Of shelby County Tenn. Ht the eonng election
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MEMPHIs WHOLEsALE
STEAM CRACEER BAKERY AND CANDY
MANUFAG Glory

We are authorized 70 ansounce FRANCIS BAUGH a
candidate fcr unity Trustee Ct Sheoy county at ID
ensufnr Ksrcn efec N. octGT-fes
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sIE5SS6sS5sODLC Central
.lEenlphts Gssa Ohio
EM R7
r A [ L r O A d.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT


Two Daily Trains Each Way.
IN aad after FRIDAY, November -, Trains vii 70
" 80 follows.
tays exoeDte) 81 ocpcEA aud arrive a. Aerz5his
st ~ AZ
arrives ~ Br0Wusyiiie 81 sos p n.
The Freight md Aooommofafou Train lssvtng Memphis
iaiiy Sundays exceptsd a. = O'clock and arriTr
it Brownsve Al iz55 n connecting 81 hason's VIII
a line Of Hacks for CoFinzloz-
Returning-Lesyes Brownsville At Las p -, and ar
irving A. Memphis a. SIS r. NJ
ThrouEh Tickets for the foll0wing places -
tzined q P n. Patterson g. Bro, Commercial Bstsi
CHERRTVILLE,
TRENTON
CA6ETILLE
hCLBMnREsVILLE,
80 QUINCY,
sHADY CROW
HUNTINGTON, Etc
HEERT COFFIN
-novt3-f Superintendent.
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VaIuabIe Traet of Land for Sale,

rTIHE subscriber is ohsrirg SIS acres Of ehoice =,
1 I and. in shelby ooarty three miles from ittSI.s
eisrmsnt5vn aud dfte-n miles from Aemphis. eettA
known az n. Big survey Love Land whieh -
ATOMS the LANDS OF Mr Tereaoe ". Alen, hai Maxwell
and c. Jno williams. This is OF the best tracts
~ efi0n land "a ShebT county P5r particulars refer
4, walter Allen Esq ArchibAd Erirht. ESQ., and 70
the Undersigned on the premises. good bargain may
Be had ty sariy appli-Ation. -
- q A LOVE
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Transportation.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
kEA
r A IL r o A ID .
MIssIssIppI
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

nN and after WEDNESDAY, Fe6ruary 4 fss7 IN.
~ Tralus on thls road vii ful0~s fs1nssVs
excepted J
The Nal and PassengerT ain win lssve PEnoa daiv a.
A n. and arrive at Memphis st 10 A. a.
Eetur1inE leaves Aeuphs Al p 5f-, and strives a
Panoia atsF -
The FrlKht and Accommodation Train leaves Errnphis
daily ai $40 A. n and arrives a. Panoia ct n =
RsfurulnE lraves Ptnola at y A. n, and arrives e.
Hsnpits 81 r p
Persons travelling on the Mar Train can Eperd nTs
h1urs IN Memphis and return the sane day.
Fuss-uEer Train maHes di-ect c1nnect0n a. heuphis
Eth ths Henphis and Chsrisstau Railroad Eoinz Etst
ths Memphis and Ohio R2iroad glinE Gsrth-
ne Frrigat and AcoGunl0dafiou runs IN Connection
Elh Stage ard fr1m ne ioloEing pisses: Oskznd
Prtstan aud Grenada. there making cosnecfi1n win
sfsgss throrEh CsrrooH sod f-xinxrn thence 70 the
eo-hru terun Of the NJ ssslppl Cetral Rsilroad for
-tatou. Jzckson and New Orlesus-
Thr1ug7 Tcks.s tor Gr-nasa can be obtained a. ths
aru1hls DrpIt
This h. mnch the shortest r0ute. and passengers lsav
nE M-nphis ny The ming train arrive ~ renzis tka
evening, having dsyisht the whole Way
". NEWaLL.
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