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Lumber

TB5T R~ECEIvED-t25 900 feet clesr White Pine, 1,
u X. > and 3 inches thick $50 Oc9 feet cried white
and yellow Pine Fiooringi 30, 900 feet sawed Ceiars,
for building purposes posts etc; a general assortment
Of Fencing; 100000 SAVED aud cut Lsths; 5lOsOJJ aeart
Cypress half inch SHINGLES, AID 10000 Fire BrlcE, IN
addition 20 oar already large stock 81 Lumber Doors
Sash. Blinds, &c which we will sell low f0r cash.
mrd-ir-3ln n z nrHRAN n PRnS.
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oW0NCUGJe Springs,
E1LB knoxville, EAsT TEENEssEE,
Is TO " or D {.

THIS resort fr hesIlh o. pleasure seekers, s. its
i name indicates. is heated In a ssqusttered valley,
amsst cnc-osed - moulian spuFs Of the Allegheny,
known IS the ch.uovfe, ard rise % On every side snd
emboa0m q valley which cannot Dc coatempiated By the
lover o. nature without much enjoyment.
o. me beneficial Effects 81 thls water On cases q
DYSPEPSIA, CHROhIC LTFEE COMPLAINT, and
diseases NEST oumm1n IN 43uthern ATTITUDES, 30 more
certain and elective remedy exists
Thc Hotel accommodation clusist Of a y
C~OANODIOUS BUILDING, With spacious Plszss on
each Eory, runnins ue entire length q ne bnilding.
aat numerous GOTHIC COTTAGES. an tastefuny tr-
ranged On the Lawn in front o. the main Hotel, and &C.
csstlhia TO beth Spring and H0iel.
The Lawn 10 haudgeme.y corura1 in grass and bes1-
tlfully shaded with male sdc forest trees No watering
pisce presents moe aftrarficns tha1 Esnfvale, and the
proprietors respectfully insi-e ne attention q those
vho seek q retreat 10 summer, ether Tor heslih OF
plrasure.
Vilitsns viii 60 70 Kuoxviiia. and thence tseuty-four
mlcs - stage, VEich eounects VIA ths train.
WATl, LAEIEa l. CO.,
joT.In Exchange Hotel, Montgomery, Ala,
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SEFES-H WAKD.-At a meeting Of the Sew
enth ward, heia Monday evening, Juns 18th,
J. M. Patrick and ]. B. Robinson were unsni-
mously chosen candidates for aldermen Of the
ward.
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Estest glfms bp GeItaraas.

a. NJ. ". Barr, Of Louisville, XVI Is the
special and recognized agent Of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation Of such reports, nor Is 1t
responsible in any manner for the character
OF truth Of the news.
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SU.VDRFE9
am bushels white and yellow Neal;
EOU 50 barrels and 100 bags Pltat0es;
50 bbs Homlny, Scans End Peas;
81 uckgs- White Fish. tbls. and half barrels F;
100 boxes star Candles and Starch;
100 boxes German and Family SOAP
50 barrels VineEari
$50 dozen Brroms
6tbls. Rsctiaed and i've year old Bourbon
WhiEkvs
IS ptcEsges Ruiter and Eve barrels Egrs
80 dozen quarr Can Peaches, st s. per dozen.
For sale by HUBBELL. HURD s. HU- TON.
ms. T-ly Webster Block i5T Main street.
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ne important national revolution now pro-
crossing has almost entirely deprived eur ap-
preaching city election Of interest this is natu-
raj, but IL lie time the subject excited attention.
On 70. day week the election takes place. On
account OF the war Itself, sad is prosperous
issue, in this portion Of Tie Cenfsdsrated
States, earnest s~ttentioa ought now 10 be given
10 this election. The enemy aTe In force not
very far above os they are locking towards
this city with longing eyes 1t is next t0e GER
tainty that IN some manner attempts will be
made sgsinstit. In such a,ease it is desirable
that We should have for eur legisIa-
tive and executive authorities, men
Of intelligence, energy and prudence. Men
who answer the ordinary requirements
OF abe piping times Of psaee.7 may be the
last persons we ought to place in authority
now. Mere "good fellows,n who are pleasant
and courteous, but undecided and without
energy, are not the men for the tine. We have
not only considerations connected with the
war, to look at, but, motives Of essential I'M
porisnce 10 the future Of toe city. Our public
credit is in a preearious conditions our finances
require the attention Of officials accustomed to
business, and able 20 present clear statements
Of the public accounts. Our police also, at a
time Whsn the public peace is 90 thoroughly
broken up. should have over them, in the
principal officer Of the city, a clear head and a
firm hand. Il is to be hoped that The different
wards OF TIE city will lay aside The considera-
ton Of local disputes and petty jsalOusies, and
send their best men to the board Of aldermen.
It too often happens hat voters instead Of in
curing what their Representatives have done
FOR the honor, prosperity, and progress OF the
city. iimit their attention to the efforts made
BY them for their respective words. Thus an
alderman may, too often, neglect attention to
the city finances, to is commercial interests,
to its character abroad, to comprehensive
schemes foT its ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be
busy himself about having cutters cleaned,
gravel laid down, and bridges repaired in the
ward be represents. These last matters are
not without their Importance, Of course, and
they ought to be duly cared for on
the part Of each alderman, bat they
are not the only, nor the most i'm
portant Of bis duties, and men should not
be allowed to sit in council who, in a crisis
like the present, and with he possible cen
tingencies that lie before rs, have 10 better
claim TO public P%ositios than a tact for getting
cutters cleaned and having crossings laid
down. Memphis has possibly an important
part to play in coming events; let her officials
be men capable OF " playing well their part"
and not vacillating wavereTs doing to-day only
tOundo tomorrow. In these hints We make
no a~llusions to persons or past proceedings,
but simply desire to point out the desirable
ness or unusual care In selecting our city Off
GERS and aldermen.
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qHAnGE OF CEUELrT.-Jchn and MARY
n febsn, charged with cruelty beating a child,
ere on trial a. TIE eriminal court yesterday.
frhe case has been on docket ABOUT tive years.
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FOR Alderman,

We are authorized to anu0unee SAMUEL 7. NOR
A as a candidste for re election 10 the Office Of
Alderusr OF the recU1d ward. ia19-tet
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EFHltA ~LNtE
]. kctl. B.. W1i.ar Notary Public ia and FOR Che county
Aforesaid. do hereby certify that have examined szd
compared With DE foregoing statement, the bonds
oeruhca-esot s'cck5 MORTGAGES. ere. bai0agiag TO the
insurance. COMPANY OF the alley o. virginia, az5 nld
them % correspond herewith And I DO further GER
utyi that ta value Eihxed 10 each 10 correct. SO Ear as q
an hhle % ccfaruiue iron q-a1tztilcs and other reliable
sources o. inf1rm5ii0n, and that the morteazes are a-
property Of double the va,ue q the debts secured
thereby.
II testimony whereof. have sereurto ssbscrihed ms
u&me, and sdxad my udtoriaI seal. at the iowa Of Win
chester, Vs., February lin, 1861.
ROBT. z. WOLFE, Notary Pebble.
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TRrAL o. BAHNEs.-rhe trial Of Thos. ".
Barnes, who was found guilty Of the murder
Of John Handrabsn at the last term Of the
criminal court is set Tor to-day, at The sane
court.
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Sixth WkKD-A meeting Of the citizens Of
the Sixth ward viii be held at TIE schoolhouses
on Poatot7c street. Between Main and shelby,
on Saturday night at s O'Clock, to nominate
aldermen for The next ensuing year. A full
representation Of the voters is desired.
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FOR AEderma

AT the solicitation OF friesds, I consent to place M
name before the citizens Of Memphis as q candidate for
Mayor, at the June eleaticn.
AMI INHN PARK
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sFIEs-ThTss men, taken ia a skif on the
Tennessee river a. he point whore the Ohio
railroad crosses at Danvilis, were yesterday
putt ia jal here ss spies. III said they were
recruii7s for Lincoln, and had the stars and
"Trip boisled when taken.
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Fer WA0ftmas1eF.
THOa Il. WILLIAMS Is q caadidate for Whar
mesfar. ELECTION last THURSDAY In frnn mrqe-td
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School EXANINATIoEs,-The examinations
Of the schools taught By Mrs. soutbworth,
Mrs Haskell, and Mrs. Walsh yesterday, at
trsctsd auumher Of visitors, AID he proofs OF
progress and careful cultivation furnished by
TIE pupils, were highly satisfactory. The
exami alton OF Mr.. Hates school, cor
nsr Of High and Washington streets, takes
place to-day. The primary male school OF
Miss Rsndslhuber, at the same place, will be
examined on Friday The public at large are
earnestly Invited to attend and encourage the
teachers 10 their iabors by their presence.
A SHOOTING CAsE-Oa Tuesday a difficulty
took place on Main street, below Vance, be-
tween Mr. Robert Chamberlain and Mr.. John
Amos, brother OF Mr.. Cbambsrlain's wife, in
the course Of which the latter gentleman re-
ceivel a wound in The arm, from a gun fred by
Blr. Chamberlain. The wound is not a dan
garols one. Mr. Chamberlain underwent an
eEeninstion yesterday before Esquire Mallory.
He was discharged on the ground that Mr..
Amos had entered bis house and used abusive
and insulting language.
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Dr., J. "a. McLeaR's Volcanic Or
LfDimeuG,
TIE BEST EXTERNAL ~ World FCu
80 ~ nnIUn

Th8usands o. numan beings have beer saved life
1screplluda and misery BY the Use o. tbs iu~vai-srsn
Liuiu aut. le will relieve pftn aimasl iustautrue r-arW
sad lt VII cleanse, purlig End heal the f1ule=t r-s
On Incredible short time HcLe1u's FoIau Oh Ff-
meuf VIII relieve The most lnretsrate cases II Rk.--
matism, Gout or helEas for P~sral7sls, Courrscred
o. LiEamsut, Il viii uever flL Two aprfcsuc1s II
cure Sore ThFeat, Headache q Earas he. For Brrus or
scaIds, OF any Paia, isis an ~lnftlIblc reued7.
tnd you via ans It an Indispensable remedy. keep
siways or hand.
Planters Farmers, OF any one hsvinE charge u
horses, VIII save money - Hsing McLesrls VaIcanic Oh
Liniment. II Is b speedy ard infaibls cure OF Gale
spr7ins, Chafes, Swelling, Lameness. weeuev Sores
Fo1nds, scrsrhes, or any external disease. ny Ia
and yus via be oonvincet-
Oh. J. 4 MCLEAN, ssIs Proprietor.
80. Louis, Hiss0rri-
Per sale IN Memphis BY a 8. MANsFTELp 4 - 4
Eo b o. ". JONES 8 o zna VAR q MrCTFi
LAND.
post oGcs, sase1ai dfsiera 10 al pogul rEuiy medi
zines. ~
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The different newspapers IN the district will
please insert The above, and forward accounts
to ". T. Avery.
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For Tax-CoREecaOF.
JOHN Il. BOWEN is 3 CANDIDATE Tor reelection 10
the omee u Tax Collector. Election on TIE SON Of
June. mr25-te
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POSTAGE sTAsTPs.

Persons in need Of United States postage
sta snps can be supplied By application at The
Al FEAL CountiRg-Room.
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EEraftAA AtAlltr
T. J. @. kiely. Clerk % the county, court o. Fretricl
county ID the State aforesaid. 60 hereby csrly that :
r. Brown. before whom the foregoing aGdavit wa
made, is a Juslcs OF the Peace IN AID tcr said county
cu.y Commissioned and sworn sul that 70 al his acts
as such fun fait1 and credtd are due and OF rigth ought
&c be given, Gs well "a courts Of jgsuce a. tasrs0uf.
In tesumru7 whereof ] have hereunio sab---ibeied
ny uEme and lzsd the sea- Of said county. this I1th
day Of Fe0-usry. 1851, and In the Ssh year Of the COM
monweaith. - O. RIELT, @.
STATE CT VIRGINIA,
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Sec F. H. CLARK & Cas- column
Fer Mayor


For Mayor
We are authorized and requested 10 anHoance A
WOODEyFF IS a ~candi5ste fGg Mayor OF tie city Of
Memphis, a. the ensuing election. jels-te'
For Mayor.
At the earnest solicitation Of many, who are deeply
interested in the prosperity Of AemphIs, consent that
nv name nay be used as a czud date for the Office o.
Mayor, az the ensuing Gle ton, and n / arc allied by
the voice o. The people from the duties Of the soldier
% preside Chief aagislrsie o. thus city lsnah endeaYor
to ilfuss vigor and decision into the city g7ye-nment
islsLe' THOMAS AVE PIX IL.
For Mayor.
We are authorized to aaoouaes JOHN MARTIN as 8
candidate for Mayor, al the ensuing jane election.
jes-te'
For Mayor.
We are authorized to announce r. 3. BAUGH as =
/ ~caEddate Tor reelection % the ONCE Of Mayor OF the
city Of Memphis, at the Jnhe election. je5-te
For mayor.
AT the solicitation o. rleaesl l consent . place my
name before the citiEens Of Memphis IS q candidate for
Mayor, At the June ~eleetica.
aB7 JOHN PARK
For Alderman.
We are authorized to anuounee SAMUEL T. NOR
I GAN rs a eandidste for reelection TO the Office Of
Alderman OF the second ward. isls-tet
Tor Alderman,
We are authorized to announce GEO n. as
a candidate for Alderman Of the First ward, at TIE en-
suing June election is1s tee
COLLECTOR of PRIVILEGES
We are auiherized 20 snaounee the nzns Of JOHN
| NEWsOM a. candidate FOR tbs office Of Collector OF the
Taxes CA Privileges, al the approachine Municipal cleo
tioE. mys-tt'
For Tax-COREecaOr.
JOHE H. BOWEN is 5 candidate f0r reelection 10
the onee q Tax-Collector. Election on TIE son Of
June. mr23-+e
Fer Recorder.
A. the solicitation O a few personal friends, Z an
nouaee myself a candidate ior recollection as Recorder,
I At the ensuing election.
isls-ts , NJ DICKINSON.
For recorder.
We arc authorised to Announce JOSIAH HORNE as a
candidate for Recorder al the approaching municipal
election On IhsrsdAy n 27ta Of June jeis-tss
For Recorder,
VIZ are authorized 70 announre 8. A. MOORE A
candidate for Recorder a the ensuing election in June.
mrl7-tes
For Chief of Pelice.
VIZ are authorizes % announce BEN c.. GARRETT.
Asa candidate for re-slection 70 the once II Chief of Po-
lice At the election h June next. mr1tes
Fer AyhRrfmaster.
Ran g.. BiNGA M Is a oandidats for WHAT
master, at The ensuing June election. spI1-ts
Fer NharfmasTer,
THOs. Il. WILLIAMS Is q candidate for wharf,
master. ELECTION last THURSDAY In June mr2s-td
For WhaffnasfeF.
BEN q. ArKISSON & candidate for re ONCE OF
Whar.-master. Election 27th o June nrio-td
For Wharfmasfer.
TOBIAS WOLFE Is . czudidats fer WhErfmastsT.
Election soth Jane. mris-id
Fer WharfmMsteP.
We are authorised - anaouace " O. ANDERSON
a. q candidate faT TIE ones q WAaIimastsr, II me en-
suing e~lscti0a, S9ihJune. mr24-sds
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CHfEr OF THE FRS DEPAArNENT.-Ws
STAYED yesterday that Dir. J. D. DanbuTy bad
been appointed otisf o. the Gre 5-partment
We 81 s received q eouuenicstion from tkat
esntieu,sn Oh TIE s0bjeet in which be gays;
alan cot chiaf q the dre apartment sa was
n esd in your PAPER yesterday morning.
] was srpoi1ted q few DAYS ago by Mayor
Baueh to serve iHl he beard OF aldermen net.
At their meesiae Tuesday evening, they took
no action en- nat sabjsei, consequently an
releases, ana an MOI responsible Tor anything
lhat nay occur"
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We Reg leave to call public attention to the fact that
our edition Of COL. HARpEE's TACTICS is the only
oas that has recently teen revised by the celebrated
author, and the only one secured copyright in the Con-
fedsray.
The work il published
In , vols, bozBd, 2imo., with plates, at......"..s2,5
pamphlet, sve., wifh plates, at......... 400
without plates, ST.. $50
The price is always D"derstood for the whole set Of
the two volumes, on reee pt OF which we will mail them
and prepay the postage % all parts Ct the Confederacy.
Books' Hers and N ntsrt companies, who order largely,
will receive a liberal discount.
Those Booksellers and Publishers, who ere selling
spurious editions OF Col. Hardes's Tactics, will have to
suffer the penalties Of toe lswi and those who are buy
ing such editions, We beg to assure that they are all
mutilates editions. sod that not one Of them contains
these improvements aud changes which Col. Hardss but
recently adopted, andwh!eh can only be found in that
edition, which We now bring before the public.
Eost respectfully,
g. II. GOEEZEL s. CO.,
Booksellers and Publishers,
e,Tn- Hs..mT-n nf-rsrr An.r.--r
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Is THE CIrT-Gsn. u. B. Bradford, Of
Mississippi, is at the Worshsn House. He
has fought acre battles than any other officer
Of tbe saas rank in the STATE. and stands
ready. ia defense Of southern rights, 20 fight
. few more. Lieut.. Brown, formerly Of the
Uaitsf states frigsts Niagara. is also stopping
al lhe ..Aham.
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CsKnIDArE roR MAvoR-Col. Martin and
J. Barbisre, Esgs have retired from the cor
test Tor mayor, but an advertisement in another
column informs the voters Of Memphis that
Col. Finnie remains a candidate for that re-
eporsibis ofiee.
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Nc ssRlond seareherV

Is precisely Whist its name Indicates in al its length
ana breadth, viz In a soarchiag manner 20 seek, 70
look for, 70 inquire 70 exam ne 70 iEVigoratc, and thus
u~urifvirr and cuausinE the bleed, the source, the foun-
lain u life. eansiuE it 20 n0w p1te md unafuitersied
In 81 It's original purity aui visor, thus renewing from
the sys EN- an impure and p~erniclOus causes which
have Induced disease.
It's e1ecss have been almost miraeulousi Hundreds
upoa hundreds have been sn1tehed By Il from an TN
timely grave and rssiord 10 tie sweets Of healh and the
aadez-menis o. friends.
We can poInt 70 hundreds Of cases that have beea
curd hrer an other remedies have tailed, aad many
Instances where tue raaess had given up al hope Of
ever being rest red % hearh.
We not only clsim 30 have discovered a ranGcea fer
IMPURE HOOD but we challenge The entire world %
produce medicine that has ITS hte-glvins AID 5 arch
Ing ur Dertirs.
ra- Price 50 per bottle, or three bottles fT 50, and
forwarded By sxpT IS % an parts Of The Confederate
States, on receipt q price
P0TTFR &NBAWEN, Proprietors,
G5 Jedsrs1n-st-. near post Ufce,
And rerersl dealers In ell popular pat-u medicines.
~ sold 81 all the D rs Stores in Memphis.
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ARRESTED Fos BEGeIse.-A one armed
man. named Ed. Flynn, was arrested y%ester-
day for begging in the streets. he asked one
Of or poieemsn to buy him a leaf Of bread.
Tie efesr Gid SO, and watched bin sFIl it Tor
i've cents. and 60 to a groggery and buy q
drink with he money.
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Clark & FuEser's
o OIL

CLARK. GREGORY s CO.,
solo EE prizes ore.
HURss Headache, Earsshs, Toothashe, in three min
sipsss. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Cole. Cramps, Insane
Eyes, Chronic 3ere Eyes, sore Throat Cats Burn
Bruises spralns, chapped Hands Piles Ulcers Dis
rhea, Buai0ns, CJrns, Frosted Feet, Dearuessl o
Sores, S re Breast, Sore Nipple. Scaid Head, Rms
worm, Tetter, suate Bites, Spider Bites Dog Elites 3
Sites. The world is challenged for Its eqlal iCr Sciit
and Burns. Il cures Scratches en- horses, Sore Eyes or
horses. Spralns, SwIuuey, Poll Evii Flstuia, saddle 7n.
harness Calls, fr~sh wounds OF sN cling -n1 D. o.
best known remedy &C. apply 70 tsnder-footsd hnses fron
f7anter-take up the rect and oatle wei about TIE nv.
Of tie foot. Cures al cuianeQus diseases on mar e
beast
Noons medicine ern cure IN eli cases. bct We cas- shys
more real proof Of the virtue OF AmarostaI OIL m ]
leaiing properties, huu responsible mea, who are allow
balrg h0aght, than Cen De produced FOG aH7 otaer mecf
cine
We do aot ssssr q cure for every mai1dy q shea zoe
hazan family are subject but Whist We Pr0claim wsei
sueStauu &c by living witnesses ne A-bros.a on D
d Nashville preparation, am sold thrcughcut The Seud
and Southwest By all good drugsisE end general eaal
srs. The South may be Justly proud hat Dr. Clark
native Tsnnssssesn, sfus 9ueh labor zne research, hss
produced 8 really worshr cine, which is bound O
drive out much Of the voorhees, imported trash via
which he country Is flooded.
Please call At sur Office, where we will take pisasuu
in showing letters and testimonials Too numerous 70 se
forth ia the form Of an advertisement. some OF Whla
come from p~hysicians in high standing. who are usins j
We chailenEs he world 70 produce q remedy so srsell
and ed-ctnal 10 it, healing properties.
q Read the evidenca OF the yirtne OF CLARK y fui
lePs Amhrosiai OIL, evidence 20 Authentic anc ROO
persons whose Eor4 Eud sianding are luepraec1aof
CLARK, GREGORY q co,
Sole PrupriRtors. Nashville. Tenn.
Aud ali Memphis druggists ae2-dasiyi-
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M0ISE

TMMKnIATELY opposite deret o. the Memphis ard
Charleston Rliir0sd. Passengers on the n. & @. E.
h, for she above Honse, will retain theis checks, and
their baggage, viii be conveyed free OF charge. The
above house Is new snd but rscspuy opened. Pare,
81 50 . day. John D. ARhoUh
apl2-sms Proprietor
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VIII NEiTHER WoEE EoR FItHT--There
ara tnuubsr o. Fellows about the city Who
never work. have no nesls of living are
sIwsvs harg 1g about The streets, or loshHg
ssopt IN ~rroggariss. These men are eoDtin-
Bsilv e~pgs-sd IN robberies and burElaries.
One Of tbsir 1sks, which has several times
besn ur.ctce6 Ct late, is for two OF three Of
fbsn 10 ret into 2 back with a negro driver,
81 a.se-rs 70 ddye them to some obscure
en, tbes 10 rob bin. They Do this almost
vi.s i-nunav. a. their victim cannot testify
sgs,-st ibem. On Saturday night some Of
this elaes o. rogues applie5 to a negro hack
-, 20 drive ghsm TO different Places. He
seized bfs pay in advance. They paid him hFs
dollars. and after visiting several saloons and
other pisces tbey ordered him TO drive to the
h,,H below Towards row.. There they got
49, hen seized and cboksd the drive, and
49, from him TIE five dollars and sl the other
.ousv bs had about him Yesterday James
Doer. wm. German, and WA. Graham, were
.sBt 70 The shain gang for a hundred days
sseaz=ysgahoncs who i've without working
-, 6rbtisg. ard lssl evening Lieut. Morrison
crested CHARLES Phillips for being q similar
,rartiaouer Of snfi-Fork and anti-hght prin-
ro5es-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

Z ElrpBArr-Iu speaking Of this
Ia our aceeht 81 The finding Of he
{ tbe barkssrsr Eugene SEWER, we
- , at ~ eHarsetsr was fsr from being Of
- tas6ds. We YESTERDAY received a
-, ta5s, dgnsd b. over forty gentle
- whom we are acquainted With,
$50 sos frequsntsrs Of the place, from
- =. learn hat somstims ago the house
fsH into hands ia permitted Of improper pro
1870. bet tsat H. present proprietor bas haa
4 % coedaess5 nat Z sntlemsn Of nninPssehs-
ii ,ssrs,s,r frequent it, and it maintained a
rs.psetable reputation. Lying beyond tls city
linIss. ssa not being proPs.iy protected by he
county auth critics. It has pssl 'unes SUD
;.st,s 70 these iarless proc ssaings Of fo"aies'
I wbi.b n aces 90 situated are su5laeS and 1t
I. - a. : .sack Of this kind, By men who
.hres.sps5 to break n the door unless admit
~ 80 vbs refused to pay q cent Tor what
- 49, at TIE murder Of SEWER is owing.
~ learn r. al some covert insinpation is s1s-
-se,.s 10 Be Under our s,atemtnt ma tne de-
r.s.,s was a teacher Of fancy drill sueo
III Il. - -. We merely iHamatsd hat The
Am IN cue aon vas one q the nat-ro q
wsirb We y ere ignossn-- SEWER being 2
800 zodaas a~ee0uals tor his knoEisaEe Of
.bst 4rHi. Aasong ne sigasTs Of ths commit
s-,s,, re ia We receives sEe he csPtaiss Ct
~ ocr milfaEy companies. -