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q Messrs. Csyee s. Son wish Us to call the
attention Of all to their Real Estate sale Of
valuable lots on Third street little east Of the
Gayoso. Surely this property must attract
attention az is central position speaks loudly
for It. and they say, and they ought 10 know,
that now is the time to strike at such chances.
sils this morning at 9 O'Clock precisely.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFTT.-Our citizsns
will remember The generous efforts Of the Ju-
venils Minstrels 70 contributs to the enjoyment
Of the entertainment given recently at the
Gaistv Tbsater for the benefit Of the sufferers
BY the disaster under the management Of the
sens Of Malta. The order, with eharsctsris-
nc kindness, have rendered a complimentary
benefit 20 the Juvenile Ministries, which win
take place at Odd Fellows Han this evening.
ASIDE from heir merits ss performers, oureiti-
zsns owe the mins-rsls a deb, Of gratitude,
which they should repay this evening with in
teresf
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Philadelphia sTunicIpaI EI.c,,on.

NV oRLEASs. Nay 2-Auived-,hs snip Pam
McHenry from New York
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The suhioned table exhibits me stock % Cotton nov on
hand ard The quantity 81 for his port and ths in
ports consumption etc from the 1T Jauuary % d1tr
compared win The past three years
1883. Iz5s 1857 fsF
Stuck Of American-..sf so 30 10 to2 500 90 coo
st1ck o. all kinds ...to7lo0 47f9O0 55a 500 6s5 500
Imports. In 800 66l 800 SOS 900 81 qo1
ESrorts- --..-------.-- $50 $500 5l.o0 g 200
Taken or Consumption SIS 10 6oflo0 SCI 500 sI ~
Az go from America. Iss 90 za3ooo -. ...-..
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DEsERrED TEsrrNozIAL-It VIII Be seen
by The following eouesponsencs that the Order
Of the sons Of Malta have rendered to he
troupe Of Messrs. Kinney Co, compliment
tary benefit, which hey have accepted. and
Whiehis TO come Of this evening, at Odd Pei
lows Hall This deserving troupe was the
hrst 20 volunteer their services in behalf Of the
sufferers By ths late steamboat disaster, and
have thereby endsarsd themselves 20 the
whole eomnunily Let the house testify he
public sense Of their warm-hearted eeperosi-
" The sons Of Malta have Led Of in this
good work Their patronaee and eaosurar.-
ment Is thesirongest evidence that the bsnef-
eisries deserve The Compliment:
MEMPHIS, May ID, 1854.
MEssHs. KINNEY & Co-Gsutlsmar Al a
meeting Of inEomar Lodge No. o. II
bed al their han this evening. at tbres o,ci5ei'
o was rnaninorsly resolved thar ComnT.
mentary Benefit Be rendered 70 vou. Al s1cb
time an1 piarE ss T0u may designsfe.
Feeling deeply obliged for vour mos esns-
rols and praiseworthy assistsnoe On lie co.
sion Of the Benefit Al the Gaietr. On AL
Tuesday syening, we trust you nav receive
frtins testimonial On that occzsion-
Very respectfully,
-.T THE COMMITTEE. n
MENTHIs, Nay %, 1859.
GENTLEuES OF IKE CoaMfTrFE--ls;rs
Your kind note tsndering us CompiinentsrT
BENEFIT, Is lnst received, and We assure YOU Z
is with feelings Of the deepest obligstlen that
We accept Foir generous Offer. Permit rs To-
des.gnars tomorrow, (Wsdnesdsy nigh. > and
ODD Fellows Han, a. he tine and place
Ner respectfully norrs.
KINNEY & co. !.
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q Msssrs- Locke Co, sold yesterday
two lots on Union street, below Third, at suc-
tion. One corner Of an alley, ssi fee, front, at
sI425O per foot, 70 c. ". saHarrans. one. an
INSIDE lot, to S. NJ Gates, a. slI5.0O per foot
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PHILADELPHIA Nay a.-The Dsmorraiic ticket !.
supposed - Be- sersd Al the municipal election held IN
tins civ fs-s.v
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MRS. W'OR HTFG tor,
CrCCESSOR % Mr.. u A. Aftin-on n ne pRFss[
- AAAlN6 DEPARTMENT, would notify TIE lsdies Of
pas and vicinity hat she has permanently located
IN ms paoe Tor the purose Of carrying ne above bu-
lee N AZ Is nrancheas and from long experience ana
h her unvdnd sfteufdn she feels con aeuf Of SWING
perfect iatsiacion % those favorins her win ther pat
ruulras
Bridal, Evening and Fancy Costumes;
nate win taste and eiezancs. a. ne shoItest noA1'
Orders from the cuuuiry promptly Eisenisa %.
MS WORTHfNGrONs
acs-an ~ Main street
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S 2O,OOOt
E. A. BENSON'S
FIFTH ANNUAL SALE OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

~ ons-fsira ltfI fhaH % ulual Prices.
NJ 7 stock Is very large and must and
VI VII - sod cut shove stated : -
Persons livizg a. distance can win PERL N ~ mn
feet safety, send In by letter ne au5uutd
they Wish % lag cut In Music instruments and will
select @ suit toem or will refund he muney.
% ne celebrated Hansen Pianos which have taken
ne PREMIUM over an ohcrs ytt exhisited Prioes from
$50 10 500
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ST. LOUIS CoslNIssIoN HoUsE.-We would
respectful call the attention Of our citizens 10
the card Of Messrs. Harwood Marmaduks.
to be found in our paper. We take pleasure in
recommending This house as being composed
Of gentlemen Of high standing for integrity and
capacity large experience, and great wealth,
and in every respect worthy of their confidence
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House for Sale

ClEaAIED q Uaiaa streess itiss No.i -sln 3 -
> roalis uii holsas and cue ci-iera pr anr F.r-
uatio1 iasuire o. luai-2- 3 SHAW
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- We observe that Messrs. Vest, Royster
a Co, have received an elegant lot Of Organ
die robes, together with many other new styles
Of goods BY Adams Inland Express, Eve days
from New York. Ths robes are in style entirely
new and recherche. myi-2t
kEETUcKT STocK ToR SALE.---We iHvite
attention to the card Of DR.. Joah Scales, who
has a number Of desirable Kentucky horses,
hiooded cows, and carriages for sale.
q Col MeGm, Of Cincinnati, has ar
rived in the city again with number Il fins
horses, which are for sale.
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I tfST, on rrfei-T i.sf sORIfL MARE
y "a re. q ~ tafaai .ie1i i-Je.rs oif- ~
% JACOB LEWIS
sTEs-3vs Tretsvu.t-ss between sssbiT snd kan.
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Rosewood ParlOr Sets.
JUST RECEIVED,
Fine Beautiful Rosewood ParlOT Sets,
For Sale and Lease.

Covered WITH French BrocltsIs- Great Bsrrzins viii
be old. Call 90
WINSTON a co.'s.
ar4a Iaf Main street.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY :
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills d.

FTfHlS invaluable medicine Is uufailiur cure o.
~ thass painful and danzerous diseases incisut
ne female CONSTITUTION.
Il modsrstos an and removes an obstructons
from whatever causs. and speedy cure may te relied
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Business 9aOtitfs

The RAoEs.-Proeure the celebrated Ike
nesses BY Tyler 4 Co, opposite ODD FsllOws'
Hall o.
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ne kssi1rafive put VI IN 5otfis1 d thrse sizes
tfsei mesluiu nd snail ne snail h1lds haIf pint
~ ret1ls fol ane collar per 5aitie ne medium hai1s
.ea-t went per cent mere iu prlportlon fhan the
Iestia TT tso l1lllr1 bottle ne barge bold
fhree d1iiar hafre
p. = WOOL q co, Pruprietors 3l2 Br1a3ray New
turEs IN Ne great Eew Tork Wire H1iin- Ef1h1f.f-
~. ~ ana 10 aarkst street. 81. Louls. NJ.
. And soid BY en- sod Druggists aud Fancy Gdals
--------
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- BLACK DIAMONDsI
o1 the FiESa Wa teri
Deceived THIS DAY. 50 900 btls. q ne puraEi
~ fi.hnrrh Coal TIE citizens = fts town nffd aci
= 4Aruer ~ tlil uaung winter ~ ne wani q Eccd
=. J. elsny iieif ala ereuires krri fu uif r the
hea ONE, By q cifi1rn
r1s-sf
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EdmondsUn & Armstrong,
wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
HIDES, GIL AND LEATHER.

Opposite Court Square-Sign Of the
Q o ] q en- 5t1rruD.
KEEP constantly On hsnd fun assortment q articles In
their line. eonliing In part q French and Amsrcln
Car skius Heock al ost-rsuned soe Lssrhsr SKIRT
ings Harness. Briiie. wax and kip Upper Lsafher.
Eusmelsd and Patent Leather q all kinds; Pad. Hss
ohHmois. Deer, Lining and Topping skins Also run
nsaartneni 90 sasrs'. shoemaksrs' md Tsnncrs' rs
etc sliiier, Hlrda-e and Harnsss MluntnEsof essry
variciy-to which respectfully invite ire ltsutisu o.
persans buying in our line auzao-afwau1v
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" r Gresham entered fCol MattheusD
ch. Red Oak by - Ait1rf dam b. Job voH
Iamss JscEsoa entered o. s1ruzr'-) b
Ehd Noon, b. Albiou. dam By Ts-nar. 4 y o-..-
3 Brrufhiff entered eh- o. ~ Alhi1l dam
Eni1ra. b. Priam- A. --.------... 2
Zine -5IE-i-50s-I1fs
There VIII be single race to-day for the
Jockey Purse al Sf0O-three-nile heats, for
which there are two entries-Col. Beniamin's
bay colt Capt Travis, end James Jaekson's
bay FLY BY Glencoe
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CRY oFFIcEEs SALARrEs.-The following
was offered in Council last night and referred
back to them By the Finance Committee The
committee % whom was referred the fixing Of
officers salaries for the ensuing corporate
years 1883 80, report in favor Of the follow
Inc. to-wit. Mayor per snBum, 5000; City.
Marshal, 81 800; Captain Of Night Police
SIS per moath Captain Of Day Police SIS per
month; Alderman per annum, 500; Tax Col
lsetor and WharfmastsT the same % 81 pres
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LOOK SH.fRPf
rs Acres of Choice Land

10 Acres of Choice and,
~ mi hff miles below the cifv 1u ne west sFs
" q ths Haru LAKE roai f-onfinr 81 Es-r fva--.
..sen Sulse halieg'l md r. a. Cossif's tract This
- = 80 .1l nat % = enuugh % Eay. tbsf DO
w - aiFlled p suit purchasers and ola
wednesday, 18th of Nav.
At 10 O'Clock
rEH1fs-0ue faurfh caa bllance in one "A tu- rs--
uinllelsses and reiresdmsuts free rs usual - ~
dance ai thD dne land. you must BE- sure d E. i
hend- n c. CATCE a son
=sp1o-iw Aurti5rser
Also
VIE saue 1ag on return from the ah1Fs
Il wa sell rlN &C RES. uhlch mere = . ne1f Re-
den1e, oue-thirin me woods MS neat little trsrf j.
On ne vest sitc q ne Hoo Lakl road. IIumedIateTr
wet % C. A stockirys residence. cllmenriu- allut
80 yards from ne Harn Lake r1sd rerms-Oua-fsurfh
ctsh. haiancs en- tive s1 hree years win interest
n G. CATCE l. son.
aplQ-lw Alcflduarrs aud Real Esf4fa ar1sa--
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"a War HAS CHANGEp roU solve
have al witnessed with astonishment the ex-
traordinsrv and improved change in many a
gentleman and lady, who had become prema-
tlrely gray, but who, BY some means, had been
ruiraculolsly rsiuvsnsted- There is a time in
life when gray hairs seem to harmonic with
the furrowed brow aud the wrinl-led features.
Bat unfortunately, from some cause OF other,
thousands Of young men and women not only
witness The gradual change Of their locks to a
SO mottied and sPsckied gray but are morti-
hed by the danger Of positive badness from
thesactual loss Of their hair AHthis demands
q remedy, and a safe one We naturally look
abost, and ask, in this age Of scientific inven-
non. who stands highest as the Proprietor and
-NanufaefHrer Of a real hair esiorer-a restorer
Of color as wen as heath, bsautifsr az wei
a. hair tonic. We find at the head Of an the
claimants, in this long line, single individual.
Any q The splendid heads Of hair along
Broadway, once falling out, dry and gray,
when asked, 4" What has changed YOU 50 .
viii reply, PE0FEssoR WooD's HAIR REsToH-
ATIrE.--Es15 York Neus. See advertisement
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH--Jeremiah Callahan,
native Of Ireland and man Of family, fell
from the second story window Of the NIissis-
siPpi House, on shelby street, Monday night,
and died from injuries received BY the fan
few hours Afterwards. Prom the fact that the
deceased and his wife had not lived harmo-
niousl7 together, some suspicion attached to
Mrs Callahan in connection with her hus-
bands death, and she was arrested, bat soon
after diseharged-shsre being no proof against
her, Esquire Home held an inquest upon the
body, and the jury returned verdict Of death
bv accident
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= The Ellis farm, three miles south Of
the city, on the fernando plank road, will be
sold today at ten O'Clock, on he premises, By
G. p. Locke & CO. II has been su5dividsd
into convenient sized lots. There are two
good residences, with an Necessary improve
meHts 70 make them desirable. There is
large number II superior fruit trees, good
springs, etc. Cain creek runs through
small portion Of it. Il is noted for its good
water and health and, as suburban residences.
taking he Price Of the land into consideration,
II IS far superior to pieces nile or mile and
a half nearer the city. Purchasers had bstter
attend the sale and see for themselves. For
particulars see advertisement. Omnibuses and
refreshments free.
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Rheumatism Cured!
EITHER NFLAMSATORT ticUTEl on CHRONIC
No matter how severe The case
or O bow long standing.
CaIlf1r Dr.. MOHTIMORE's REMEDY, which has already
cured about tF' ny thousand cases. To be had d
s MANSFIELD q CO.. Memphis
: Wright Co, New Orleans Bacon. Hyde a Co., st.
LOUIS DR. D. MORTIMORE Proprietor
nus-fru7ru Ta-Yf--5rr. =
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DRuPosAIs 10 ne Grndiag su cIearinr 81 ti.t Mr.
L tiln % ihl ROAD aetvefn Little Rock and whits
rrr ifipri 81 niles Win be received az The one ~
~ Corr b Little Kok o. lie isih Az q MaT NEXT
Pa ID sssaIhoaiions q ne 49, nay De sefa Il
ihs ,fi.e MONTGOMERY rrECE.
Hp2s-sF chief Ecsi1ssr, n. khRa
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Hall q
Tn RAcEs.-Tylsr 4 Co.'s pictures. Three
gold medals awarded. an the different styles
taken daily opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. Price
from fifty cents to fifty dollars 2t
The RAcEs.-strangs-s in town, don't think
OF leaving without procuring the celebrated
steam portraits consisting Of ambrotyPes and
o.ler style of pictures, at prices from fifty
cents to fifty dollars, opposite Odd Fellows'
Hall Tyler & Co artists. p
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II ~.
MEMrisn kAcEs--STRrSe ArErfss'-lhe
weatherwas al that -eoeid have been desired
vestsrday-elesr and sunshiny, without being
oppressiy,ly bot. The st,snddnee yestsfaay
vas decidedly bettsf han that Of The frHt day,
and included large party Of ladies, whose
smiles have ever elevated The sports u the turf.
Trhe printer permitted an error or two to TAD
into our report Of the first days race, which,
for he sake Of histoEy. had AZ web be corrected.
ne mos, blundsr vas De omission Of
he tine made BY n uplaHd, tia winning horse,
in the tFo-mile race, which waa 3s47i-3;sTi.
N TIE pTlnted PTogramne of the dsy's spoft,
an error occurred in reference 70 the pedigree
Of EAs Dtuas. she is an Albion ally. and her
dam is BY Eclipse There were two races
yesterday; the 6rst mile hssts for thres-year-
olds for he Bradley STALE /; subscription 500,
and 500 added by the club ras
-Four entries answered 10 the call. James
Jaekson's bay fliyby .gua5ossasor. col Camp
bells Vague colt out o. Glsheos Guild &
Blyths's Ran Bern BY .flbi,u and ROuBdtree's
ehssuut colt BIZ -alerander BY Epsilon. The
betting was heavy on BIZ -flszandtr against
ne held, and in some instances odds were free
" offered on the fsvorite and readily taken oy
the field. Col. CsnpbsI's WagneT colt was
named second il the race, while there was nc
choice between Res Berry and gaokson's ely. /
When brought Up FOR the start Ran Berry broke
he ranks, and was followed BY The Jackson 1
My with BIZ for company, Campber's Veg /
nsT remaining at ne post as dociis as a lamb. /
biifs rider drem him up a. the first quarter,
but Ran Berry ana Jackson's thy made the 4
whole round under hard pail and came to the
line gallop, Raa Bern iftsle ahead Tine
i0S. Ten minutes breathing tine was allowed,
when they an appeared at the line and got of
wei, except the Wegner horse, who cane in
collision with group Of fcotmsn close TO the
base Of the stand, which accident threw him
soms distance behind. Bill .flcrunder had the
inside, and that ahead. h .H
Ran. Berry was second, the Jackson mare
tapping closely upon him Before reaching
he half-mile post Ran. Berry closed on the "a
Torite, and run alongside until they Heared the
last stretch, when BilPs rider Der cut a little,
md opened gap on RGu. that could not be
;losed, leaving the heat to Bill, The jackson
mare third, and the Hdgnsr colt next within
Ter distance. Tine: 1:5li. Before the intro
faction Of the second heat bets were offered
Ipon Bl1 -fleraader at 500 10 SIS, but few Of
which were taken. At the tap they an got of
n bunch, and went for hundred yards %
either, when Bdl again appeared in front, fol-
owed close BY WaEaer, who went TO work in
arrest for the heat. The race down the back
tretch was mOst exciting, Wagnsr was tapped
n to Bill -flezGader, who let out al the steam
e had, and at the last turn, bid goodbye to
u, and came down the stretch under hard
MI, with ears prielrsd, and head erect, winning
be heat and race in 1901, Wagner being sec
I'd, Ran. Berry third, and Jaekson's fIly =
ourth
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'.-'i styie ol pietlIess az prices from nifty
cents to fifty dollars, opposite Odd Feuows'
Hall Tyler & Co. artists. q
DON'T FORGET
HANNA'S GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE
LOTS,
I THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 9TH inst. in the
I COOPER TRACT.
You need no; go to the Races until after the
Sale. You can go out 10 this
GREAT AUCTION SALE
on the
NENFus AND CHAELEsroS RsLHoap.
The Cars start at 10 O'Clock.
great crowd viii be on the ground and the
Lots viii an be sold-no by-biddine VIII Be
allowed All the Lots will be sold on
i, 2 and 3 years credit.
JOHN wILKERsoN, Salesman.
Watches, clocks, Jswslry, silver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc See advertisement Of
A J. Warren & Co, 2s3 Main street.
A. S. Levy & Co, have a likely negro
man for sale; also, several thousand dollars
Arkansas swamp land scrip. See advertise
ment in tLeir column.
J. N. Hunter, agent for. Wood, Eddy q
Co, has for sale tickets far classes Is. 10 and
%. These drawings take place at Augusta.
April 3oth, MAY 7th and May 18Th, respective
ly. Address box 266, Post Once, Memphis.
iehA- ap25-2w'.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman & Co.'S column on
fourth page.
Lands for sals--ses Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page.
See F. H. Clark Co.'s column.
In another column, see ne advertisement Of
GEoRGE PATrIsoN & Co, Booksellers and
s-atoners, 2j3 Main street, near Madison
street
HARDWARE AGHcULTURAL INFLEMExrs.
ete.-lf you are in want Of such goods, read
advertisement Of Lownes, Orgin a Co., on
fourth mage.
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.anOf6ce.

VIZ udfrsirred hereby rre notice b al psrsns N
debtei % ne ate drm of Geo Fltheriy 4 bru uat
On ~ irurdafe setiirmeni ths san- b. uads their
csiuIs Vi Be- piacsd 10 ne hans % aer ilT oec-
ton JANIS FLAHEETT. EEccuf1r.
apIs-in EAET FLAHERrT, Ezecatrix
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WEDNESDAY, 25th Of May.
IMPORTANT
10 EVERY ONE OWNING
HORSES OR MULES.

HAVE recipe for a medicine usfFs
-. VIII cure Collie or Bolts have $50 L.
" this medicine i1r eight wears with per- x -
1870 success- Anv one wishing ne re6.1s uII
- o b. senIng Is by mail % dthsrvlse ne 1st
- ne medicine VII nos eEeeef s. &c i1rzr rIruta-
Ton. Shoud ne medicine fail o. cure arrsar u ne
nh1rp diseases AFTER following direction TIE money win
be refunded. Afdress
W N. BuRRreg nasetlIa
faflr-fnnT1rIa
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Notice.

ElIhtc q administration have been -raufed o. he
Il County Court % Shelly county Tennessee o. The
undersigned, upun the estate of Benismln Reid decd
Debtois = TIE estate VIII please settle ~ one and ccd
iors present iheir claims within me time prescribed ~
law WM- c. ANDERSON
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LATEsr LIVERPOOL ouorAuoSs
April ls Is5s fs5s
Eair Orleans .......-.I 81 I'D rs Cd
Aiadllns otleens.-.-.l J SIS q = u l3-ls 81
srATENESr OF COTTON.
siock On hand Isl sspteubcr bales 20 20
ArrlFed past three days .---..-......--- s 30
Arfisea previously. SOS 9Ti 7os N
i.13f.b07
1919 psf thfee drs-....-...-.. 28i7os
.kpoIt-a prefinusiy.-...--- .-.---..i ,fSfie3
h'-..-'....--..... .---.---.il a1S-i t2fiaf
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G.ETOSO BUTLDLF'G, 1.-
where Be is nov 9Eeaiur ou iarss and ie ox a.
Housekeeping Hardware aad Kitchen
FURNISHING GOODS.

70 wet ~ invites ne afteufi1n q House-Keeprrs and
az fhasC 1l fhe eve on hea1ninz si.h. =
A. bis expense N this healthy viii h. uch iszs fhsn
- Ma1 street ne rlfters himself that b. vii b. ahlr
- erre - such prizes sl IruuI . DIS
cFiuipEtas rnhe TIER lfrfcc md tafnrsfi, rits
AZ esauiilaten hisFtdsk II n ri ~ vi {
spe9-lm 9 NJ CARLETON
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z Al a meeting Of the stockholders in the
Mississippi Biver Railway Company, held in
sher Office in this city on yesterday, the follow
lnggentiemsu were elected directors for the
present year Wm. d. Ferguson, F. N. Cope
land, D. NJ DuBose, A Street, h. D. Small,
E. A. Crsndsll, John Harding, lanes J. Aston,
VIM. aVFard, Wu. Conner, R. H. N'Gsugher
and S. ". Cochran Of TeHnessee. and Richard
P. Mar and W. R. Bradley Of Kentucky.
z. A. CraHdaI was elected President, and
John Daniels, Secretary and Treasurer Of the
company
The line Of tins new read viii be surveyed
as soon as the water reosdes sufficiently to
enable survey party 70 get through the
country
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For the second race there were three entries.
Bill CheathaH, (Col. J. Mathews Oh. h. Red
Oak BY -altorE JAMES Jackson, q. Scuggs, )
b. n Ella Moon, BY -slbi0n and z. Brsfhef's
eh. {. BY -sl5ion- Red Oak was the favOrise on
odds before starting, and the chesnu' flly next.
At the tap Red Oak led the field, Ella Moon
was second, and The sorrsl mare in the rear
which position was kept throughout the entire
heat, with apparently no effort byeithsr Of the
horses 70 change 1.-THE time made was 1874.
In the second heat, Ella M0on took the lead,
Red Oak was second, and the ehesnut mare
close in he rear. At the middle Of the back
stretch Red 0ais made play at Ella, Tapped her,
and on the turn took the lead, when the sorrel
Mare made brush past Ella, and came in s.
eond--time 1904. At the beginninuing
q the third heat Red Oak lead, the sorrel
mare was second, and Ella Moou behind
bat ar the first turn Ella passed the sor-
rel and made brush al Red Oak, Coming
Rose up. The run on the back stretch was
n double-quiek time, which was too much
'or Ella, who dropped in the rear, when the
Iorrel came up to Red Osk, and drove him
lone at furious speed. Time, 1881.
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