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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25

We wish the undertaking. complete success.
This will be the fourth paper in Abbcvillc
district.
MUNIrIcENr PREsEXr-Thc Emperor of
Russia has presented diamond brooch val
ucd at $4,000 to the wife of Capt Hudson,
in acknowledgment of eourtesics extended to
somo Rusian officers by him while he was
engaged in laying the Atlantic cable.
a Coop SyGGEsTIoN.-Thc National Intel
Agenccrs in allusion to the approaching ami
vcrsary of independence, suggests that it
would be II beautiful and appropriate idea
for the school children of all our cities and
towns in the United States, to a. emilio on
tho morning of the Fourth of July, to hail
the day by songs Thanksgiving and patri4
otism.
RUNAwAYs IN CASADA-Two fagitivc sla-
yes from the United States were hung on
Tuesday week at, Bcutfort, Canada a large
crowd of men, women and children attended
aud enjoyed tho show amazingly, Phe ne
groos made full confession OF their crimes,
which embraced robbery, and nsarder and
said they were driven TO them by the fcar OF
stalyaiOm.
CoMMIprsp. Fines altas Or. Haynes,
Ntio> any numbor of abused names and titles.
was fully committed on Friday at Memphis,
to await trial for numerous offences.
MELANcmoLY SATisPAcTIoN.-An English
missionary now in Sumatra lately wrote
home that lo " had the melancholy satisfac-
tion of examining the oven in which his pre-
deceSsor was cooked"
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"But you may die all alone" I said with

"But you may die all alone" said with
shudder.
MAY be" she replied in the same sweet
way, Il often think so, but could the presence of
friends,-the strongest human Love, even
such as my Brother bears you, keep me from
it, or save me a single pang 2"
"But the thought is so dreadful p cried.
"Not if we remember who trod the way be-
fore us and how He trod it. We must all
drink of the same cup and be baptized with
the same Baptism that he was baptized with,
if we would be like Him, dear Margaret" she
said"
Shall l ever grow to a knowledge of these
people ito a comprehension of the strength
that is born of weakness ?-that overcometh
all thought of self and seeth in Death, even,
no CHASTITY Spectre, but the face of friendly
Angel l could not help thinking such
thoughts when looked on her face, brighten
ing so visibly while she spoke, bearing such a
likeness to Philips as l have somstimes seen
it, but did beg nevertheless, that she would
no more suffer alone while l was in the house.
AT first, could see she was advised to deny
me; so brought up my loneliness and my dull
ness for the lack of my old busy life, and she
was constrained to grant my prayer, saying
with doubtful look:
'The exercises of bodily pain pain are not
pleasant to look upon, and therefore l have
kept them from your knowledge sister, but
since you know now, and are in some little
trouble yourself, you may come when you
like, only, would that you say little of them
to Philip or our Mother"
ITO be continued
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THE DIARY OF MARGARET READE
AFTERWARDS MRS LAKE, OF NEW LONDON, IN
HIS MAJ'TY'S COLONY OF CONNECTICUT
EDITED BY MARTHA RUSSELL.


Continued
Netherfeld, Sept. 1881 thought never to
look on the Pages of this Journal again with
out shame for the Follies written here but
Mistress Lake is not so much wiser than Peg
gy Reade, and the sight of it to-day in the bot
tom of box where Cicely put it, did make me
start with pleasure. 1t was almost like seeing
one of the dear faces from Ryal-side. o,
heaven, when shall see them again, and the
pleasant trees and fields, and all the things l
love so much more now, it seems, when they
are far away! There is nothing like home
here; these great Hills, topped with long
reaches of barren Moor, are SO dreary-no
trees, no br0oks-even the very clouds that /
watch so YEARLY from my window are differ
Sister Esther talk much about the richness Of
the purple Heath, the yastness of the outlook,
and the grandness of the Storms when the
Winds drive before them great clouds of Mist,
that fill the air with cold and darkness and my
soul with shiverings of fear would give
more for a sight of one of the dear faces at
Ryal-side, even if it were only old Triton's,
than for all the Mists in the world Yet l
dare not tell Mr. Lake this-he seemeth so
so certain that we must feel alike, and is SO
happy to be with his friends in his old home,
that have no heart to tell him my folies.
IT'S strange how Esther can bide such things,
so small and trail of body as she is, and walk
ing no step without the support OF crutches.
She is like Philip, both in looks and mind,
and he is so fond of her, and so content talking
with her. that often wonder what need he
hath of me-or any wife. l fancy that Esther
and his Mother think so, too, for, although
they show much kindness and are strict that
all pay due respect to Philips wife, it is the
kindness of the stranger to the stranger; the
heart stirreth not in the matter, and it chills
me, specially when Philip is away, as he
hath been much the two weeks past | can
not help feeling the likeness between Mrs
Lake and the Landscape around here she is
so proud and dark and strong, the very sun
light only glinting over her instead of warming
her into Life and Beauty. AS she was walk
ing up the long garden walk this morning, for
she takes just so many turns there every day,
fair or foul, told Philip my thought, atwhch
he smiled one his grave, quiet smiles, and said,
"The simtude is not unlike dear Meg she
This morning he said something about
Ryal-side, and, much as l tried to stop them,
the tears came TO my eyes. Madame Lake
saw them and said bluntly, Philip, your wife
is home.sick. Do not, by your words, foolish
ly increase the weakness" We were at Table,
and Esther and Philip both looked at her in n
kind of sudden mazement. Then Philip turn
cd to me, saying very kindly, els 1t So dear
Megl do fear have thought too little of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-07

These Waters give the antaneous and perfeet
relief and when persevered with according to directions
never fail TO effect rapid and lasting cure Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who have tried
other means in vain To all classes to all constitu
tons they blessing and cure-none need despair
no matter how long the disease have existed, or
however it be- provided the organic
of the vital is not hopeessy decayed. Every
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
TO VoCALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters are peculiarly valuabe they will in DAY
the most occasional hoarseness their
regular for few days will all times increase the
power and exbility of the voice. greatly improving its
tone compass and clearness which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocalsts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Price IS cents per box
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- No grataitons AdUertiseD1enfs No report reso
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uo 70 any matter OF limited individual interest can
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9Hrstellaneous.
r ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULMOAIC WATERS.

Inc most certain and speedy remedy discovered for
for all Diseases of the
CHEST AND LUNGS. COUGHs COINS AsTuNf.
consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza. Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing Sore
Throat &c, &c
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1000 Ladies' Embroidered Collars, from lSc to 81 So
500 Sets, Collars and Cuffs, from lSc to So.
Sleeves, from 25c to S 80
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Deps-iie FI.Fksts y rsiEsra1h.


hAcEfFEo rEaafrAHEn EAN1aHco
ErrzrooL Tzns she casf-n z,-tst e.rsrsni
sos.teuist Hsqnofafions hsias bsrsiJ usinssia-s
ne ~s1silaise ssiss 9 - ~ q n ms1nfsa :
eontda ntnsfkstsr b-s,srra r,srans 49,.
aan. Ts sales nafnbsrrni. Tasnsrkstfs Or Pr0sin5r,
ssusfaliy do,o4 ssssy. oonao, ssSssH
Iospos, suass-rhs Hzulsa 10 ne nist sfEasiaaa
has increased durns ne -ssk EIso 90.
LIvERPooL, guns iL-c5fnn-Ths alss o. M vsss
iooo sud srpartsss $50 hsiss EaImatrs sai.s 49, q
ssiiins son bales. mere is decline q lie IN mfsElur
q~utiiiiss4 Lgser ecaiela A. % ~ ~ 49,
Gins q >. nsc5aon nsstst fssera1y ei.,si so :
t~~siinine tsudrat y ,hs fsnosiaf eaoisuari r,lr
oriesat o NisnrxorIssuf Slsie rslf Nssi-s ~
Ni1nins Noaiies sfi-ie Pair Uvisnti ~ Neuhr
Upisnes SIC. ~ eoek 10 poa sr.uuts 70 90 go
bales. q vAieh as oo bsies arso American pr-aasaon.
ne aevioss fran Manchester u.re sssorabis, tssnsrts.
eiosiHr quist s~effIaey "a rslhsr aru.
HAvnE Orleans Tres orainsirs iosfs Ne9 Or
iesrs Bas iolfi ~ susnHs slishsly saEsnrfa. a0d ne
narfet eo'ot dslB s.Aes o re vsst 500 efess ne
stock a. pgrf unaunfsd 10 200 600 bale.
LTTKRFocL Saturday lbs coitan nafkst e.nsrtiy
closed arni ne ssiimsise sales asy ofasnins 500 hsls
me nsrhss o. nrestsszss siossd Vie : dseinins tee
dsns- AL euahtiss havins slGhtiy ssiiasd. ms mar
k5 for P~royiaians fos1 80 adrnnns tsnsensy Rssf
sossd tuns P.rE eios.t Aaui hsvlnr sscissc ae
Lard closed dul g -. snEsr eossd hnoyauii tasiar
sdssnosd ID. cScss acssz TN
LoEDox -ccnals fnr uoneT e3Eaet M Buuira
10 ths Bsnk q Kaeisnd has nessssd Eis3Ooo aurinE
na wsrk.
LoNooa. aaturdsy-Cousis fT aooount cossd A. "a
SseS. narinr Bros, sna Bal 4 Co. quote Anerie.n
stocks a. kelaz aGive. via n aivancinE ieudsn-r
Brsnastu1s ssd lrua ~srs dun.
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CiNClNEATi-per siesmu Pesahoutaf-Ssvier & wsr
ren u eol rgpe o Ernsha~ ~ rkE ~fufuiturs v
Fern1n ] irua safe FW Cnk kooI irun safe; fnEau
a Leesp Zee cAr1sf SeEple, MitchsIi hoo . pkrs RibA
a. G ? Rad - Erlnst1nes ; p s Bruce A. 4
bars and ~ hI lrons TB williams 40 btie MAPS
FISHER. Ames &cu 90 ~ nsrblef I Encht rs 49, a1ui
Chh jobs siruar and I boa cigars Arama erpes :
bales mfdse A Jc1usm I tale m'tsss n Kinney Ero {
80 furnltu1e h-lstnu hoo ; pkEs furniture Lints1y
FicElhn % bis whiskvs n FitEFerraId rs boxes IS ~
uaE caudleff MH CT r 10 sheets t1k iron +; A Street
hoos bfH g hau lrun " Hum c-sks and2 crates
Eare Id icEnryi box midsei L Ruou 2 boxes mfdse;
y u Potter 80 bis " paper Up Prescott I uask potash;
Dural Also 40 30 ps q arbls IA 10 pkss sun
dries.
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EnTroEs AFFzAL; Your correspondent "a
Young Man" inquiries through your columns
Sunday morning whether It IL Mr.. Bowen OF
Mr.. Bridges that MF. Chfes expects 10 defeat
FOR the ofee Of Tax Collector. We answer
that be expects to defsaI them both, and all
other ssPiTants to that Office. he lie running
70 be elected, as he wiz be, and with q view "a
nobody's success bat his oWn-all reports and
destinations tothe contrary notwithstanding.
SEVERAL YOUNG MEN.
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vi Flftua4 ar eAfcllA11D Ne HirrT1a fUu ~ Lan
ID sac a TIE Co1nou Las snf ca1ncery Cs1rtof ~
City q henphil issued On lGfsueut r7uderel hgrsin
hhce H. holttn. I1nlas Dictens and WarhIFtc1 nufrn.
q the ara q Rolte1. Dckens 4 c., Tor sG6uH nnt
eosts ! viii. On nc an day o. jay next, "a fsdrt Of he
court Ho1ss N ne CRY q Meuphu. sen 10 ne hirhesf
bidder fr osh. Los 70. rs is IL and ls IN bioct BE-. in
nat part % he du 81 keurhA kngvn as S1un Men
phil being ne purerg 1ucs ccupied ~ 3 hlisi auf
f1oNn thea a. fhe . Herrcn Hcuse " AID m1re rs--ntIT
&1pted ~ he fefsntsutI snt knos1 as ne aNezro
Aeffo f bclifns Dr1fns 4 O. ~ All g. u1riicn1rrtr o.
Nroed - te4 81 conrfTarce p AID dctlnfana -
reoord N Gr Aerutera oE1c 81 sEsity ConnfT. 81
Aaleigo- q Eair1 Fr-reucs Is here uais. 4 fuu an
@nplste teH1p.on - sans. Levied o. 10 parertr q
said boifea. Dicsenl a Co 70 satisfy steve ratrd iudr-
nenf AID eEee1itan ROET L SMITH.
Iuna = IS. MeI-HnmfuH gnarrE Enarh~ g--~H-
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LAST cALL-ciiT tax payers who have not
settled for the 23d eorPorats year are notified
hat cost, ETC., viii accrue upon their accounts
unless paid before The 5h PrOximo. II not
settled before that tine, al ~dsiBquents viii be
reported to the Law Sid Of the Common Law
and Chsnesy Court, and distress warrants
issued according to the Requirements o. the
city charter. JOHN NEWSOM,
June 2f-2t CITY Tax Collector.
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% HrnneSlseiea orerrs q ale o be airecisd num
~ ne LN cile te Euumqr LaE ali OhancerT
Co1u o. ne cifyo Memphis. aEIinst J. l.. Safsrrans AT
lsaac Sz1arraus. hrm Ell l. saGarrans 4 Co ! viii %
~ Gay gf Jay hert, IN rgnfa ne Court House 10 ths
Dt Or parcel AZ grouud hing and being BIZ shelly couutr.
Tennessee. fncsu On thr late nap o. ne city of Mem
Phis a Lot Ne So, a1f klrwn Ei=o o. Geo n Qrautls
s1ek ysrd o1 ne ng-th side o. Bagsu GHyoso. 20 TIE
eul0 Q; Aain street. levied On As prperfy o. sid l.
ea1aTrana % 70 satisfy various luiUueuta against
nsn-One 10 svor Of Hirsn NoGinnx. rendered ~ !.
Aorne, q Juz1ce q he Peace Of shehy county, o. 8fh
March, i6d, fr 81 % and costs; one 10 fsVor a. n.
bloou, rendered By Hume p Hi q J1stice Of the Pracs
or said county, 41a efoctqter. ts8r fr 81 and custss
enc IN faror - McClarnahan. Irousfaie a uiu. rendareI
y eid uums y Hill Ga aQrh January. 1865. fr sr0f 70
and costs 0ae IN fav17 % Barton a Lauuinr. rendered
y said J. Horne o. 1ah Ap-i. 1855. for All ~ and
oostti Ead one in tsvur % Grsrvius Par. rendered b.
aid J. Horne On TIA April, lsH fr sfgs IS and co.'s.
ROBr. l. SMITH.
suly = 1853 uct-iaUfQ Sheriff Shelby countF.
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PILEsi PTIEsii FIIFsin

IL -
la1ltant1 ~ Barlna kaVs Prss-f-fsf ~ ya.a unn
ne tseass-Tst ssu kr5z vat n iaor 80 g l. e.res
Every eaass Pies rts,hsr mruii~tsf 10 ne rarn d
'risrnai tanofh frtzlsat tsssiau. e Ia yioisnt ii.a.
inE s1i iuiatisa depsn-I sssnassy u5on oarfcrln
q ne shesninli vsao-s sirsalsiloa. MS p-sausss q.
s~nsrrensnt tna1aa q ~ weiss. rurnaiaa q tunsrs.
~hs1aTAassa pin and u-s-inrs sad ne assss. 81
81 fHaRlntriT cssf1y mudcisaa walA arsu
niaraaiT rsusrs Ah ahdomiaai vsnsts snr-fi-r
asn'' ointasan. washes md svsa is'-cius. are % H.
e1srtuaI.
HOMEOPATHIC PILE SPECIFIC a
.npe G utEsn rvs r. nros lnss pr "a. ca -
- dPasaoJ curiaz hs11aHsiauup1n ala De dla,sss
espsnas- Hsnarsti have lea cured - It. eva o. 10
n'1i otaunats eases An Wf1ts pr.upur heussrss b.
r Prics. 50 esnsab5z.
49, fun ~ e H~u11PNnrTs Hnarororrrc
sFEctFres via Bet o Dirsdisns. ad trsusy rene
as IN large s-trirhm visis. norooo5 zss. e.; d. IN
pAin etre o. family ass q 10 borsl and 80 A.
hes remetie1, ~ ~ sinElsh ~ o. fau $50, ssut ~
nail Or express nss q ssars,. . any assras. o. -
sei7t 2 ne price a1Hsss
"a. p HuMPHRETs a Co,
No Sl B~roaduay. Eeg Tsrh.
- 10 Asmsaifsy s. NASsFIELD A co.
fn~rrLrnA
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Latest Novelty.
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FAMILY SEWING MACHIKESl

OINGERa new letter A Transverse s1ufle FanuJ
- sui Pisnaiian sewing Msckino Il cuusfrucied upol
an entirely new ~prluriple. Whereby he faults q al
cher f1uig sfEiuE nachlucs have teen remsilei
and avoided rhisEuperb piece q f~uraitErs L. feoorsted
In t~hehiEhesf styls 81 art.
Ihe mschlls IL rapid and uearly n1issiess, While 4
IL euremely easy % qyerats. u l. capable Of the hearf-
est a. well a. ne n1esf hut o. Wurk- sewing TIE strong
ei Inca Or hsx hreat win he sane flciliiy g. The very
lneEt cooWeh, oott11 or Hk. In the lanrunEe q = New
torf critic "u cy1lhinss teauiy. nghtuesa. sireugih.
simplicity and DURABILITY Nith tie INST oonprehenFive
utility reallElnG for ne drst tine cur idea q q PR
FECT sEnTNG MACHINE n d. uitsouf doubt.
ne vsJ BEsT - senEs lhs cHEAPEsT tAnIy ssviaE
machina ever set inrsuted.
- SEM for a circuiar.
EDWN DEAN. Pruprletr.
Mss REBECCA FROM Agen..
No. $50 and ia Haln street Msmphis. next door and
uuneeins VIII Nessrs. MeKiu1sy a Co.'S exfsnEiFa
furniture Wnra roans.
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D1 vrtus q I've crtsrE q lais b Ne directed. frru
u he Law Sifs 81 ne C-1non Law and Cbarcers
Cuurt o. he ctT q NemHli-one sEsinst n c. Cave
a son, IN aver 81 v K Pastun. fF sl51 81 and ustt
% 5ad<nsnt rs1dsrrt b J. ua-ne a Iu1fcs q Rsaes
q shelby ccunig- a. i7th AruI. 1854. ard ne cher u
iavor o. p y Lns and " B. Guid. frm % La1a a
0uiid eszinst y G. Cayues fsr So "a ana uafs. "a
tadEmenf rendered b. MD J Horne. on ICih Aurl. fs5-
~1u, on III an day o. JAR. tSs In rouf q ne Couf
honse eoorr = ne CAV q Memphis. sell % he hizhsEt
hidder. ~ ash, . Else ard Ut On Echois street. IN
sSuth Aslnphts, frecuuE IS fref On Edhals street run
ninE bat IS feet. Joining ?. HiuEham o. ne s1rfh nnf
a hcodSard "a ne nolth. levied en- Is properly q aid
% s.tfE said Judgements
R0Br. L SMITH.
June 4 1&n Fa1lawtn gna~fw an-1- r---s-
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deam rial afairs.


L
coFEoN -msrs vas ngihius clinE yesterdays q s11.
sieni ipirreE n rranirs rslstinG A firnd q cru
Eeqpafs4 na caes a Ne Ads o. hzutla ~ p3k
fEef blbba- nrF4s Aess e1bass. IA asE
baiss- oas p1lsats shsd hsd ever 10 bE.ss. oss srei
500 tv7 ever 30. fvo oFrt 90. TO OVER 100.
Donentfe Earksts y refsgraph.
NV onlEAaa. 1ens -&les cstsa to4ss 80
salss salsaf nrsa tsss 10 sslsu. Ressf7is mrss
daJ.l 80 eait. Tiou-fss msrtstro-st t1L cure
felft 80 nsriiairz ts-tarry rrsfsts On catua =
LiFsfpooi Tim tE1sL E1chanrs o. SsE Fat fllR
saff sr-aEnEs k9E pssz'-n
oiscrxsATis Jansgi -Tusr-hs ns1t.t G4aeria
aAs<iizise tsrisey a. sseSS c-rl aosa alY,
atse. WHISKY go
WV roRE. g1us u-c5uan-Ih ne ma-ksi da.st
vr-y d-g sai-sa 90 hiiss NiaHins U5iEnas . So
Flsur dsls sales sfs 80 49, obio q ssseT sarai
eiased ensgsnt hf~inr stvrnesf x . X.
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FIRyT WARp MEETTNe.-The citizens Of the
first ward met at the engine house Of No.
Ere company last night; A 7. Norton, Esq,
in the Chair, W. J. Clements Secretary. Ths
following resolutions were considered BY the
meeting and adopted:
WHEHrAs, We, citizens Of Memphis, residing
in the First Ward, are fully convinced Of the
injustice Of removing tie site Of the new North
Memphis market house from Market SCARE to
Poplar street, in causing an unnecessary eN-
psnss to the city Of over $4,000, thereby i'm
posing q uselsssly heavy burden on the tax
payers, and rather diminishing than adding 70
tbs marketing facilities Of he majority Of fam
lilies in the northern portion Of the city, there
fore
Resolvsd, That a committee Of i've Be ap-
pointed BY this meeting TO draft a petition, to
Be duly signed BY citizsns-to the Board Of
Mayer and AldermeL, praying that body to
step the work on the Poplar street market
house and 10 dispose q the ground to the best
advantage, and TO erect the north Memphis
market house on the old site on Market
Square.
Rczolred--Thst we viii not support any per
son for Alderman who viii not pledge himself
20 use his influence toward accomplishing this
end
The following five gentlemen were appointed
a committee for the above purpose: Msssrs. A.
DOwell, / l. Butler, v. 7. Maho1sy, A. C..
Kirwan, and Phil. Gausn.
The nominations for Aldermen to represent
the board in Council were Jno. o. Drew, and
A. 7. Norton. Adjourned.
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DEsTRUcTTvE FIAE--We regret tolssm that
a destructive fire occurred, Sunday morning
last Al BatesviIle, Mics, the southern tsrmi-
MS Of the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
he FIRE occurred in the snEine-houss, which
was destroyed, while q locomotive was damag-
I'd to the amount Of two or three thousand
dollzna.
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9ltonal.
MORE no BE ADMIRED
TAN nv
Richest D50Rens


HOTH By Kings or EmBer0rs.
Watt Way . B,autgzi Had Of Bui-
pEcAuSE IL Z ne oz1auelt q ga hiassn w,sfs-s
Dnr AZ ar raes Re1der aitholh no 49, mS
1eu -esf = trigniif IN t1s 1ori1z eheek ne ags
fs. - rplrdtnE ne ten BE- lnss ~ psa-E. -
le.a herana H. oorsrug orhs hair 5s snn,sf -
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THE FIEAEcE CoNNIrrEE.-The members
Of the Finance Committee Of The Donoerat'e
Association are requested to meet a. the room
Of N. B. Forrest, on Adams street, on hednes-
dsF evening next, a. S O'Clock.
o. Il. LIDE. Chairman-
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DEn.

Aus rssissnes q his parents, TUESDAY, June 81, 10
fzHi IN q gshn 80 MsInla SEWER.
M funeral VII tsfs plsos fruu ne "a rsside1os q
1aese hrovn. % vsass street MI snsrnooa a. .
0aaf- Hssks Vii BE- foun1 sSFisheny's store. 90
uaion -
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CHANGE OF TIME.
TN DAILY TRAINS.
SPEED EECREaSED.
THROUGH TO n. YORK IN 60 HOURS.
VA rHE
sMcH9phtS ana Ohio
AND
MOBILE AND OHIO

- nroush Idkets 70 any q the above points-erod
until used-an b. estained a. TIE DePutof hs Nemphs
and Ohio Railroad.
EaEEaEe c1ucked rruuTh.
hleepiHF cars On fhe nighf trains.
SECOND ERAIN-WATE NPRESs-Leaves Memphis
dEng tsuntzys srceptrD 81 SIS p. n. stopping Al an
stations arriving al Humtoiit a. SO p Returninr.
leaves Huuhuidi a. a. ~, and striving AZ Memphis ,.
u oclodkA 81.
No nrlush naune-loI uHdf win tbs traih- On The
ll u jay, however. a-rrarFrueng viii be made By
shlehm vii run th7uueh. making Gloss c1unections a.
NHlroi bandoFal End nattoun. - ne EasI and WfE.
Any infurmstiou IN rsart b ne route or ne caunec-
u-ls ean BE- obtained a. TIE once o. the Superintendent
81 The Depot
iuni2-lvotu~ COFFIN. sup't