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WHEAT on 'CBAEGE.-Yesterdsy was the
day named in the uillers' card for commencing
their sales and purchases at the Merchsnts'
Exchange. The sttendancs was good and the
demand for wheat active. Fully three thou
sas8 bushels Of wheat were sold-the largest
amount ever sold here in one dsy-st good
prices, varying from S1.1O to s1.25 psEbushsL
We hope The success a tending the fni4stiOn
the miliers' experiment will prove the iouhda-
ton Of a good daily attendance Of merchants
on 'ehange during 'ehsngs hOurs-fnom II to
Pinot only Of millers, but Of business mea
generally. Why should merchants spend tins
In going from Office to Office in the burning sun
and winters cold TO transact business thatcsT
be done On 'ehange in bali IN hour. Think OF
this matter, gentlemen.
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EXPORTS OF COTTON FROM MEMPHIS
From Sept, I, 1860, TO July S, 1851.


BACoE-sales yesterday, on Change, by auction. Of
% casks clear SIDES at lax, IS at I5K, 81 at I5K. 90 at
i6S. IS at I6X, 10 at1sX, % casks clear rib at 1sK, IS
rib at HH, and &c do. st14Hc. There ia no change
whatever in the general market.
PORK-SAles as above OF HOS brls mess at s22. %,
$50 at s2l,75 s25 at s22, so at 81. so. so bris rump at
SIC. IS, so at $685., so at sis.75, 100 at BIT. %. and
100 at SIT. In the general market We note q fair de-
msnd at s97 2 brI for mess aud s2l@s2i. 80 for rump,
in lots.
WHEAT-rhe market has been active throughout the
week and closed firm at the range OF former quotations.
Yesterdays sales on change embraced over 5000
Bushels, at 81 90 FOR inferior, 81 1891. % for red, and
Si.25 for white.
TOBACCO-ws hear Of sOms inquiry but no sales.
Crop prospects throughout western Tennessee and
Southwestern Kentucky are quite favorable, the plant
being well grown for the season, and possessing 4 ane,
healthy color. We continue oer nominal table Of quo
tations:
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s. Il. & co.

We Reg leave to call public attention to the fact that
our edition Of COL TACTICS is the onl
ose that has recently been revised BY the celebrate
author, s7d the only 7 esesured copyright in the Con-
federacy.
The work is published
In2 vols bOznd, 2lmo,a th plates, at...""...s9.5o
pamphlet, syo., with plates, at......... 400
E. without plates, At...... 1.50
The price is always uoderstood for the whole set Of
the two vo umes, on receipt OF which we viii mail them
and prepay the postage to all parts Of the confederscy.
Booksellers and m ntars companies, who order largely,
will receive 3 liberal discount.
Those Booksellers and Publishers, who are selling
spurious editions of Col. Hardes's Tactics, will have to
suffer the penalties Of the law and these who are buy
ing such editions, we beg to assure that they are all
mutilated editions. and that not one Of them contains
these improvements and changes which Col. Hardee but
recently adopted, and which car only be found in that
edition, which we now bring before the public.
Most respectfully,
8. II. GOETZEL & Co.,
Booksellers and Publishers,
jel8-dtwaE1m Mobile, Alabama.
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Commercial mattrrs.
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE MARKET.
FROM THE MERCHANTS

FURNISHED FROM THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
MEMPHIS, July ., 1861.
INoTE.-The quotations given in the following re-
view, it must be understood, are wholesale prices,
except where otherwise noticed; ami that in all cases
in the filling Of small orders, higher rates will be
charged.
The only marked feature Of the week, in business
circles, was the large sale OF pork and bsoon, which took
place on Change Yesterday. About 2loo barrels OF pork
and some 500 casks of bacon were disposed of at moder-
ate prices for this period OF the season, Government
agents being the heaviest purchasers. The largest sales
Of wheat ever effected in this market. in a single day,
alss t~ranspirsd on change, nearly 3 900 bushels chang
log hands. In oltton and tobacco there is nothing doing,
while hour OF the new crop is in good supply and fair
deniand at easier prces for buy srs. Salt and bsggins
and rope continue firm aud active at former prices. Is
groceries we note a further slight improvement in cof-
fee and considerable hrmless in molasses aud the bet
ter qualities Of sugar. Corn is duh and dropping, while
in bay and oats, with moderate supplies, the market is
unchanged and arm. In monetary circles there is MOTH
lug new. Exchange on the South is active at 10 p cent
premium; nothing doing in northern or eastern. Gold
is firm at 10Y oil and silver at 7@s premium.
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES FOR THE PAST
WEEK.
Tho folgowsp~ Is {. tor,o,t = - -
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

moo--UnIOn Street, Cor. Front Alley.
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<CEnINAL CoURr.-At this court yesterday
ths jury, in The case OF Belle Harris-vho
have been con idsrlng the case elk days
were discharged, being unable to agree. Jas.
c. Green, who wasiarrested a short tine ago,
On the Tennessee river, where the Memphis and
Gainesville road crosses, as a spy, was
brought into court on he charge Of treason.
The court rsmandei bin to Benton county for
trial. Greer, Neil and Janss, sentenced last
week to five yearu Imprisonment each in the
pehitentisry for larceny, applied for q new
trial. The modoD was ovsrraled when an sp-
peal to The supreme court was taken. Declare,
who is awaiting bis second trial, was faed ten
dollars for'contempt Of court, be having in
dHlged in obstTeper0us laughter in court. We
are desiFedto Safe that when DO set eases sTe
on trial, the court win call and dispose Of The
cases or bail, regularly.
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mr. I. g, NseEean's Volcanic OIL
Imminent.
BEST ExTERNaL q a. WoRLD, FoA

~ Mas OR BEAST.
qasr=suas Of humzn belass have been saved a life
za--sS5fuea and Misery ~ the use Of his invniuasA
T-e-rf- will rslle4e pain almesl irsteutaueauslT
mi 81 VII cleanse pnr-lJ elh neal tAe touic7t sors "a
-rshfa 4horf ti-a Hctszuis Volcanic oil LIN
sIe-f ufi rel eve the NEST iuveteTaia eases ef Eheu-
.eft-w- cont or EerTaisla- For PARALYSIS C0nfrac-ed
- stia,ess or EeeEpeEs IN The 5cfuts- muscles
- --~qnt. il win never taiL Two arplicsuo1s viii
- -sress geadsche CT Earerhe. Fer Barns or
sad, or SLY Psini it's y lAlA-.sls 1emSys ~ u
slwag3 O. hand
1c1 sin ssee money 5y lsina AcLeau's volcanic OF
$4,000 Il is q speedy an1 iHieIitle cure for GaEs,
S.--5ns cnsfes. swelling, Lamaucsz, sweeney. snrsE
~---5s srrsahes. or ny external disease. ~ II
sns Won viii BE- ccnviuce1
DR. J. q NcLEAN, Sole Fsoprisi0T,
s.. Louis, Missouri
-.-t-t in 1rr-crhslh b. r.. ~ A1N5HTELE a. o
$3.50 ~ = % .erd WkaD 4 aoCLELs
aANn.
Asa. By P0TrEa AshNte go 5e1srsou-st near
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~VHHpN 1NSt
W are authorized 10 announce D. n. CURRIN Esq,
OF this city, a candidate TO represent this Congressional
District in the Congress Of the Confederate States, al
the ensuing election jeIS+ss
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Avw-CczHfssioS HoUsE-We take great
eplessl>e in asking the s~tteHtion Of planters
nd othas interested, TO the business card of
Msssr,. West & Fasssll. These gentlemen are
well known TO our community as strict reliable
business msn. and ell business entrusted TO
their hands VII receive faithful and prompt
attention.
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Tbs BONNIE BLUz FLAe.-So great has
been tie success Of the e nterlsinneuts Of Harry
Mccarthy at odd-fslows' ban, thath be VIII re-
main during tie week and continue to delight
crowded audiences with rev songs, new
dances, and new characters, beside the popular
n2,nrin Rlnr Flarn
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FkTkL AFFRAT-We learn from the jack
sorport (Ark.) BraN, that on Tuesday asst d
iGculiy arose at that place between two citi-
sns, Dir. CastanEdo and Samuel Tatc-lhe
lser party is we1 kuown on the river ard in
ais eiiy-sbout a pet bear, in which Csstsna-
Q shot and killed Tate. Tate leaves a wife
I'd two children.
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UETA1rHFUL WoMAN.-Ts learn that q
lsrrisa man amoBg The military at Randolph
n arriving at his home in this city, on a fur
opgh, discovered that bis wife, to whom be
ras tehdsrlY attached, had been unfaithfal
mmg bis absence He returned to Randolph,
Ut, N able I'd forFst bic wrong, be Gu bis
hrost. The wound did not prove fatal, and
e i recovering.
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Cherokee Cure!

roar MoRoAE, June IS, 1851
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h. pg7rrz & MERwIN IS Jeasrsou-st., near
81 oase, gszsIai dealers iH ~ pe1ci rfam5y medi-
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The river suddenly began TO fan Cd Sunday
evening. and had fallen four or sse inch s last
evsnlag ......T The weather was excessively
warm yesterday nam. The Rose Douglas has
received a dispatch stating that the Arkansas
had risen three fee. at Little Rock and was
still rising $50. The Kentucky, from Colrm-
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ssaaF mornInE,.:.!JnlY9, 1901.
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bus, brought in 474 sacks of wheat and 21s
sacks Of corn, and had over a hundred passsn-
gers. She returns this evening and those who
take a trip up with Capt. Priest will find them
selves in good hands 1850. The Kenawha VAL
ley, from White river, brought in ten cattle and
an abundance of chickens ; she returns to-day
1.-The st. Francis, from st. Francis river, had
% sacks Of cottonseed; she returns to-day. 80.
The Rose Douglass, from Arkansas river, had
1000 sacks of cottOnseed; she talks of lying up
at Mound City....The Tucker, from Columbus
had All sacks Of wheat and 10 sheep. She
returned last evening, and in backing out she
broke three arms of her wheel, and received
other damage by coming in collision with a
hatboat..... The Conway, from Columbus,
had us sacks of wheat and 200 sacks Of corn.
She returned last evening ...... The Alonzo
Child leaves for New Orleans to-day ......
The Mary Patterson brought in $50 sacks Of
wheas from Columbus. She leaves tomorrow
for White river 800. The Ben McCulloch ar
rived from Forked Deer river......T The Ad-
Hirsl is loading with a large amount of mill
tsry stores for White river 800. The New Or
leans papers say the name Of the Prince Of
Wales has been changed to that OF Gen.
Beauregsrd.
Boats Leaving.
FoR NEW ORLEANS The A'onzo Child, DeHsvsn,
master. leaves as above this evening at 5 O'Clock. T. II.
williams & Co., agents.
FoR PINE BLUFF AND LITTLE RocE.-Ths splea-
DID passenger steamer CHeste ASHLEY, Prichard, mas
ter, leaves a. above this evening at s'ooek. Larry
Harmstsd, SCENT.
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INDxCEEoT.-Men and boys are occasion
ally seen bathing from steamboats, on the
landing. and at the foot Of Beal street. The
river police are looking out for such and in
tend introducing then to the recorder.
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CoUNc4L-The new council meet at four
O'Clock to-day. We hear that the police ap-
pOintments ell be announced and that the
number ofprivstes viii be cut TO En to eighteen
day and eighteen night polieeaen.
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e Capt. Cox, Of Tie schooner Hy. Wa
tiers, when arrived at New Orleans from Bra-
zOs Santiago, states that there Ess in Mats
noras about s5oo,ooo in specie, which would
not be shipped on account Of The blockade.
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SASH PKEsEKrArIoE.-Lisatenant Colonel
". a. Fl. Graham, % the Ninth Arkansss
volunteers, ~as Saturday last presented
with beautiful sash By Ers. Allen Morgan.
In her remarks sec5mPzHyirg the pressnta-
lion hrs. Morgan expressed an earnest conf
dence in TIE success sf the southern cause,
and a fsrpeBt prayer for the preservation Of
the rscipbias which was responded 10 in brief
and appropriate terms BY Col. GrabEm. The
sash was worldly bsEtovsd,snd viii be worn,
If oppoItnHity is presented, where dangers
cluster fhiekese arennd the stars and bars.
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8attst geWs bp 0fltgrapb.

CO III. W. Barr, of Louisville, KY, 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 it
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth Of the news.
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- EhtIaFeEa.
d. meLean'a UniversaI PMS.

ACHE, ETC.
mere has never been 8 cathertic meilcina offered
the pubiic hst has given such entire satissactou
wcLean's UniVersal Pills
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly innocent
~ esn - .ster BIZ the most tender suiants yet proupf
~ powerful in removias all BILLIONS se1retiens acid OF
Fn,-nra. fafed MISTER ffeu the sfomaea. In fact, they
t7icta.
sch o. bowels ta9leH very ae4fe eaa see5ontlel N tnetL
r5srevs. who win suffer from Bulonsnesss Headsche
mi FouI stomach, when 60 cheaF a remedy can Be CD
f-ine.59 keen them constantly ca hand; e single eose,
fsta1 in season, may prevent hours. days e1d months q
si~Ensss. AK for Dr. =. Z. He1esu's Universal PIES.
80 no other. Being catCts they are t~aatelegs Prise
snIv IS cents per box and can be cent b. mail % any
- az Ire gnl1ed stst7s
J. d EcLEhN Sole F-opriesr,
Corner Third auG Pine ssre8ts, 81 LoHiss Nc.
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BRoKEN UP.-We hear that the Ringgold
Gusrds, Capt. Creeks company, that went a
short time ago to Virginia, have broken up,
owing to intestine divisions.
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FOR N.4KR.

THE entire material Of our old osce consisting Of
4 The Presses, job Type, Stands. Cabinets, Cases,
hule, Leads and Composition Kettles tuewl, etc, etc.
Also one No. Miteriug Machine, one Lead tiutter, 8
large assortment Of CEts, etc., all neaIiy new. having
been used only about fifteen OF eighteen months, and
which we viii sell at prices that viii make il to the in
teress Of these in need Of such material to purchase Of
Us. Can al the Appeal Job Rooms.
nrs5-is wHTTMORE 4 BRO.
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REooRpER's CoURr.-Sixtsen esses, fifty
two dollars in cash, and an addition OF .hree
to the cbsin-gssg, was the amount Of Recorder
MosTs's business Yesterday.
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McLean,s CnrdiaI.

AS nay by seen, we insert this wosk the advertisement
Of AsLesn's cordial, etc.
Ills very well known we are not particularly Tor-
able to patent medicines, and, as a gsnersl thing, sselsw
the whole Of them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this ADVERTISE
msnt until we knew what were ths ingredients OF the
medicine, and hsw compounded. This We hEvelea ned,
and believing, as we do, that that the Ingredients are
good, and The compound judic;5usiy asde, we recon-
mend It as a mixture worthy OF public eonadedee.
The above is from the 81. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. HeAnsily, which
speaks volumes in favor Of RcLean's Cordial. We say
to all, try 1t. See the advertisement in another col
umn. fsS -daw
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Lumber

TgST RECETvED-f25, 600 feet clear white Pima, ],
j II, Q and inches thick; l5e,0 COO feet dried white
and yellow Pine Flooring; 10000 feet sawed Cedars,
for building purposes, posts etc; g general assortment
Of Fencing; 400, GOO sawed and cut Lsths; 10000 heart
Cypress kalf inch Shingles. and 10000 Fire Brick in
addition to our already largo stock OF Lumber, Doors,
Sash. Blinds. etc , which we viii Fcll low f0- cegh.
mrs-lvg5n " 2 TonTRFN X Wa0s
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THAEEs-We are under obligations to H.
F. Clark, bookseller and news agent, corner Of
Court and Main, for late copies Of New Or
leans and New York papers.
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ALMeEEK's RxPoRT-The city almoBer re-
ports to eoune9 that be gave assistance in
May to 80 persons, ii JaDe to $50, n July to
q; total eco psrsops ~ relieved The amount Of
provisions vas, Of -four, 249s lbs.; bacon. I36
lbs; neal 81 lbs. rico. 2s8 lbs; potatoes, ia
lbs. Among BE persons to when assistance
wss given were 67 Willows. with children, and
9 soldiers wives. There IS q sum OF S33.75
that the almoasr Is oziEg for bacon, assist
snee, and eFaysge. He bias given bis labor fer
I've weeks grstuitously, bat having himself 4
family to support, be is uusble longer to per
fora tie duties. Mr.. Undersood has been
faithful and diligent IN psfiormsnE kis duties;
mere care or impsrtislit5 could not Be shown
than ne has manifested. Messrs. S ilmsn &
Breen generously furnished ths roem for stoT-
ing and distribution. Mr. Underwood Informs
us that b. bas a list o. 81 families which he
has visited aed shoss condition he web Knows,
these are al il a state Of positive dssbtutioR,
and silbout assistance must be reduced to q
condition fearful to contemplate. BY AID.
RObinson's resolution, the city ceases to give
the relief to afford which he sffes Of city
SsmeBer was originally created and unless
he action upon hat resolution be reviewed,
tie destitute have no recourse but chance
charity. TIE subject invites attention.
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CLorHve AT A~UcrIoN.-sals Of summer
clothing to-day at 10 o'c.oek, A. M, BY Gil
bert, Andrews & Co, 262, Main street. Prices
to suit The timea.-
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N O II Fl

IN Il IL
So many editions Of my INFANTRY AND RIFLE
TACTICS" having lately been published, ! think it due
to both the public and publishers here to state
That the COPYRIGHT EDITION Of my INFANTRY
and RIFLE TACTICS, published by s. 4. GOETZBL &
Co, in Mobile, is the only COMPLETE, CORRECT and
REVISED EDITION. and this edition only contains the
improvements AID changes which have bat recently
made, adapting the manual to the use Of the arms gen.
orally in the hands OF the troops in the Confederate
States. ". J. HARDEz
Colonel Confederate States Army.
q FOET MORQAy. June Is 1851
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SUICIDE FoR LovE.-At three O'Clock last
evening, a1woman named Ellen Bibbs, resid-
ing in a foom over Wilson's restaurant, near
the bridge on Beal street, died from taking
lsudsnlh. It appeared that on Saturday she
purchased an ounce Of the deadly drug at DR..
~Crsight6n's, and at some other time a similar
quantity Of The sane article at Ogden's drug
store. She had apparently swallowed the
whole, and death was The consequence. The
deceased is described as being about twenty
FIVE years of age, good looking, and OF polite
and engaging manners. It is stated that she
was strongly attached to an individual who
sighted her that recently be put an utter
end to any acquaintance with her and entered
military service at Randolph. She was in III
health and depressed, and unable 10 bear to
d~essTtion crash and importunate," she sought
in the grave relief from suffering. DR.. Creigh-
ton was called il to Der aid, but it was Too
late, Ellen was gone.
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FkTALs HooTKe.-Ths Jzcksonport CATE)
>EsraId ssss that At Grand GIaizs a few days
sgeyH. Whesief attacked r. J. Shelley aud
fred at hiEl from a double bsTTeled shot gun,
shooting from bob barrels. Four buekshct
struck Mr.. Shelley, wouuding him. Wheeler
then ran into q store and stood at the door,
when The firing Of another gun was heard, and
Wheeler fsll dead. he received nine buck
shot, and his death VAS Instantaneous. He
was from Cincinnati shelley is improving.
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~IEvIrArIos. - Mayer Park has received
from the citizens OF Grensds, Miss., an inyi-
tstion to dine at that place today, 70 com
msmorate the opening OF the railway. We DO
net know whether tie invitation was accepted.
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TNFASTIcIDE.-A buadle was found on Sun
day sunk in the bayou at Wellington street
bridge, BY means Of some heavy pieces Of iron
attached to it. On examination the contents
proved to be the body Of a fine, new born,
male child.
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RosRERY.-owen Mccarthy was arrested
on Sunday for stealing twenty-five dollars
from tie pocket OF a sleeping negro hackmsn.
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The following is a statement Of the weeks receipts of
leading articles. as complied from the books Of the Ex-

C0TrON-There is no movement to report in this
article during the week. The reeslpls comprise 1866
bales and the shipments only 60. leaving about 1909
bales in hand. Quotations continue nominal, at a basis
OF sHsslc for ~middling.
The receipts Of cotton at this port from all sources
from September LIST to Saturday last, comprised se7 sSs
bales, against 500, 7ss bales to same date last year-de-
crease this year of2s. ss5 bales. The shipments to same
date amounted to Sss, 100 bales, against $50. 459 bales for
the corresponding period last year; a decrease this
year Of 1889 bales, and leaving a stock on hand OF
I,ISs bales.
MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock On hand Sept. 1, 1860. .bales..I ,7Oe
received past l5s
Received previously. ,933
-
369,642
Shlppea past 80
Stock on hand July ......-."...... I,<S9
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FTTF REGIMENT ARK tEsAs V-oLUxTEERs.
This is one Of the finest regiments in the field
The officers are d. C. Cross, colonel Sweeney,
ieutenant-eolonel, Reediek Pope, major.
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Q0ARRELsoME CRINoLIEE. Two white
girls were fined ten dollars each by Recorder
Moore, yesterday, fer fighting.
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THE WHEAT TRADE.

MtMPhIsI Jug /, IoOL.
With sbe view Of facilitating the trsnsae-
ton Of business, sBd for TIE mutual benefit Of
wheat buyers and wheat sellers, We, the under
signed, owners and lessees Of tie various -four
ing mills Of the city, are desirous Of making
all Purchases Of wheat at the Merchants Ex-
change, and in faftheFsnCe Of this object,
hereby request meTch>pts in the city, having
this article for sale, to meet us there with their
samples, Oh and after Monday, the sth instant,
during the regulor 'changs hours-i1 and u,
A. NJ. ELLIorT & CO., Center Mills;
Nm. WALKER & Co, Eagle Mills;
KIRwIE & ToRIAx, Navy Mills;
w. GREENE & Co., Chelsea Mills,
st GoYER & Nelly, Bluff City Mills.
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RAILRoAp AccIDEET.-oatb tie Oaio railroad
last week a freight train and an extra train
came IN collision. The two locomotives were
destroyed, several cars were smashed, and six
persons werSmore or less bruised.
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ExoURsIoN.-The excursion on the Missis-
sippi railroad to Grenada in that State, leaves
the Mississippi depot this n~srning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-09

IEroRnATEoN.-Yssterdsy, BY taking the
sunny side Of the street ana walking quickly,
it was possible TO keep warm without an um-
brslls.