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FederaI YieN.s or lE,e European Ne,ra.

The New York Hsrald commenting upon the
news of the Niagara, (Which we published p yes
terday,) thus relieves itself:
The PamerstOn Cabinet had submitted to
Parliament volumiuous Stale papers ON the sub
Ject Of England's diplomatic course down to De-
cember last, during the American war crisis.
Judging from the portions of these documents
now printed We must arrive at the conclusion
that the government had all the time q saIutary
dread of being involved in the war with the
United States, ia consequence of the commits
sion of some Northumberland or ovet-of active
sympathy with t-e southern rebels, and that the
English ministers had determined 10 vEeedle, 20
preYaricate. and even endeavor 10 intimida,e, 3lr
Lincoln from time TO time, hoping tha. eyeuiu-
ally the " fortunes Of aims wopId be with the
rebels, and then the Queen could and would re-
cognize them. Indeed, Earl Russell used the
above very remarkable words ia d conversation
which he had with Messrs. Yaucey, Mann aud
Yost on the subject
Lord Lyons was instructed to inform Mr. Lin
coin that IN case Of war with the United States,
England would consent to abolish priysteering,
bstioeeH he tirO countries during iC 1r3r if the
President would do the same--a modest pT0Do-
sition, trEly, coming from power bogsGng even
then Of having twenty thousand guns on her war
ships, to d power engaged ia que'liug the most
formidable rebellion ever before known.
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EY1The Office Of 2. NJ Patterson & Bros
Omnibus Line, has been removed from the Commercial
Hotel to 255 Man street. where all calls for said line
should be left in future. 2t
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T'o FHe Patriotic E'OHsI 2 Men 81 .LEes5syihs
and Ahelbg EIallLfg.

The inevitable and fual issue is now pressed
upon The only recourse left to to achieve our
independence die ia the effort We must prepare for
the worst Every able bodied man is now called forth
TO meet the foe upon the battle field WIZ you come out
aud your country in this tile hour OF her greatest
peril or will you remain az home and permit the northern
yanda to oyerrun beautiful country destroy our
property page our city and massacre our women and
children oTbd it, Almighty God. Never. young men,
let be said that Tennessee, tho proud volunteer state
surrendered TO the invader without o struggle
Remember that the battle is not always the strong,
and that although oveTpowered by superior numbers at
Fort Done SON. yet still dsnea tened sub
dued You not fighting for plumber nor for spoil
You fighting for your tresdes your altars your
h0ues-fOr millions Of helpless whose interests have
and buckle ON your uror and the God OF battles viii
support as
Ny company now attached to Col FORESTS egimenL
wants "A few meutO complete IT, All that is need
ed is mau an horse the arms and equipments viii le
furnished by the Confederate States, and surely there Is
higher hanor brave man could than to be at
tacheI 70 regiment under the gallant Forrest the hero
Of Donsson
If them young men, you wish 10 distinguish your
selves this great struggle for liberty aui np udencs
and enroll yourselves under Fore,t- bguler and
prove that you ere indeed true sons of the South
My company Is 70 be completed Immediately as we
rendezvous in Huntsville the 10th us- So there will
be no delay come at once and ii up tLe ranks.
CAPTAIs MCDONALD,
Forests Cavalry.
To the liberal sud patriotic citizens Of Memphis
would state that NY company came through from Fort
D0uel-on without ythiug, except the c0rus their
backs all other clothing and camp equipage having
been ief behind WAL, therefore during this week call
give u order to put my company in proper condition
for another campaign IlWI C. MCDONALD.
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An express has arrived in this city to Colonel
McCulloch, bringing dispatch announcing the
intelligence THAI q feet Of AbTabam's vessels
have passed over the bar at ATansas Pass and
landed on Shell Bank aud Padre Islands about
1900 men. Tie information comes from KempeI
City, via Victoria, and car be relied on as an
thentic.
It is conjectured that this force have only come
in to cut of the cotton trade between the bay
towns and Mstamoras, which had recently sprung
up to considerable importance We know the
nature Of the country they have landed upon,
aud although they would be hard TO d,sl0dgo
We hardly think they will find IL very profit
able speculation iu holding these poor barren
islands.
Col McCulloch not being in the city, the adj
jutant general, we understand, has sent the dis
patches to him by al express.-Saa AHtoHil
HgrgM 18th nit
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River New. and steamboat asusine-u.

The river is still slowly rising Business
was very active yesterday at the andDg. weather
was angeable-snowing sunny, and cloudy by turns
The Walsh, from New Madrid, passed down for Nsw
Orleans. The Lakeland is up for New Orleans The
Victoria to the landing The Republic arrived
from New Orleans The Magnolia left for that city,.
The Fsrd Keunett left in the morning fr New Orleans
with her guards the water The Peytona leaves for
Sew Orleans this evening The Keutucsy and Louis
vile started for New Madrid The Acacia snd the S.
Il. Tucker leave today for White river 1.-The Bracelet
returned from successful government trip up White
river last evening. She returns tomorrow fox tie same
stream
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Brass CASTINGS AT LUES & MALLOE's, I64
MAIN sTEET-They will pay the highest price in cash
orO.d copper, brass zinc, etc. f25-Iw
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RAuBOAD ACCmENT-A SAD EOHsNcE--
An accident occurred on Wednesday evening
or the East Tennesses and Georgia railroad, by
which several persons were injured, one fatally
The train which was bringing the 23d Alabama
regiment to this eiEy, ran of the track few
miles this side Of ClsveisGd, wreckiHg the train
badly. 4 girl, in uniform, yao was with the
soldiers without revealing her sex, bus who did
not belong to this regiment, was sitting on tIe
platform Ot one Of TIE cars, had her legs 50 badly
crushed tist srHpUtation was necessary, and
both were tsl1en OF, but without avail and death
put an end &c her suferings lsst night. She
gave her name az Lilly White, and told a sad
story Of wOman's wrongs.
She had disguised herself in male attire, and
Joined this regiment with the expectation Of
finding her dseeiver, who is in the army, and
avengins her shame. A few of the soldiers
were slightly wounded, bat none others seriously
This poor girls fate is another warning against
the danger Of sitting on the platforms Of railroad
cars in travelling -KHoEviiie Register.
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disastrous FIRE occurred in Boston on the
25.h, during a furious storm. blending snow and
hail An immense amount OF property and
splendid buildings including the Exchange
Hot6l were destroyed The loss is estimated al
tbree-ousrtsTs Of million Of dollars.
The 0rest t6vyer of the Catholic church in East
Rost5u was blown SHWu the same night, destroy
ing 1ae smaller tower.
Two thousand bales of cotton aud eighty thou,
sand bushels OF e5Eg and oats weIe among the
goods destroyed.
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DEARIEG & WETHERTLL,
335 Main Street,


TUsT RECEIVED
SulphuriC Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots snuf,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
LiBSeed Oil,
Palm Oil,
sewing Machine Oil,
ArtesiaR Well Water,
Bathing Sponge,
EPSON sails,
Sal, Soda f.
DEARIS4 & WETHERUus
I"1I-Id" X}j Main street.
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ATTENTION, CAPT. ELLIOTT's COMPANY -
AL members Of my company subject to militia duty viii
meet at the Tennessee and Mississippi railroad depot
lhursday afternoon at O'clock for the purpose Of bal
ioting for onefourth Of the militia called Those
who do not appear, without good excuse viii be set
down as detailed Each one is commanded to bring his
gun or guns. TAose membsrs ~ work on government
work viii brizg a certificate from their department to
thai effect W. Z, ELLIOTT, Captain.
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To the Active, Energetic Young Hen OF
Ihe sonihern COnfederncy.

am authorized by the Secretary Of War Il
raise company Of SCOUTS for the war, viii be seeI
by the following letter from the Secretary OF War:
SIR A company organized above viii b. accepted
for the YOU authorized accept the tender OF
men Tor such company. which viii be mustered into
vice when fully organized, and shall be CONSIDERED Al
tHdPsHdt c0mpgH, no; 90 Be igcgTp0raea iHt0 aHy r
lsignedi j. p. BfyJAvr.
Secretary Of War
I am also lndorsed by Col A. K Blythe, Of 8Iissis-
sippi, and by Brig. .ugr-Genersl B. F. Cheathsm and
BrigadierGenera Charles Glars which letters can be
at Iny headquarters as also the Endorsement Of
Gen. Sterling Price.
Examine these letters Of recommendation and unite
yourselves with the mo- energetic and important branch
Of the service.
Bring your horses all other equipments furnished,
with $50 bounty. Come singIy in squads quarters
and provision has been made for and horses.
Young men Of Mississippi and Arkansas, this is the
service to suit you E. J. SANDERS, Captain.
Headquarters at corner Of Main and Jefferson streets
Memphis, Tenn. Sits
Brass CASTINGS AT LUSS &. MlLLoN's, I64
MAIN STEEr-They will pay the highest price in cash
oro.d copper, brass zinc, etc. f2s-Iw
Eg@The Office of P. N. Patterson & Bro s
Omnibus Line, has been removed from the Commercial
Hotel to 255 Man street. where an calls for said line
should be left in future Il
TARPAULINS -TE8PAULINS With the vast
amount Of PeTishable commodity lying about the city aud
the certainty ahead OF plenty of rainy weather tarpau
Inns have become Of prime necessity they can be had
In large supply at S Brooks Water street. next door
10 the ice house fI3-Im~
Storage Storage
Tho'e wishing 90 go Sugar and @ossses or auy 9th
er articles find large and Convenient arrangements
at the Arcade On Madison street
mh2lw ". G. CAYCE & SON
JOE PRIR TING
EXECUTED WITH
sTR.EPyTESs sEgFD DESP.8TCI
At TIE
PPH, = L JOB OFFICE
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lated, causing serious trouble to the government,
and distress TO the creditors. Payments are Ur-
geutiy required on unsatisfactory rcquisitions.
TIE several debts Of TINS kind amount 10 SO
100000, and the floating debt now exceeds $40
oJJ,OoU. Certificates OF indebtedness are TO be-
issued where payments can't be made by the
government for want of money and 3 general
lankrnnt law viii be renortel % CONGRESS.
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T r U S T2 ELS SALE
OF a VALUABLE
M Main Street Lot.

EgY virtue OF O. deed OF trust exerrted ly If 1 Far
- ingon and q. n Fa.klrb a tbs 18th dav Of June
500 nd duly recorded 7n be I7lh Oct b.r Is5o vii
lie q 70 the nghes bidder f5r cssh the foItyvipg
PT2ptFiyr lo-wt; csrt il LAt, lu the ci Of Melt
shls Den par5 of borE No ", anu bounced "a ri.
lows to-WH; p s1- I al he nterstc 0n Of tho IVES
size OF an aisae with the si5o Of Tal5ot street
ana gdrunE hence north with shs west SD Of Nam
HIeei s-Ye-i iyuve fees; ttsIGs westHardlv uars sl
WIN Talbot street cas- hundred feet, thence ,out5-
war y parallel with Msn street veaty tive feet % he
north sids Of Talbot street thence ca tvg-zv with
norm de ot Talbot street one huu-rec 5s % the be-
ginning.
Sale Al u O'Clock n in frou5 ~ County Clerks
Office in The city Of Me.-ls's Ijls per.st tbunzh
convey ony aa t-,a-e O. CoHfesersge States currency
received II yaylleGt.
fssTtfs John p TRFZFVANT
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u The N.w Orleans D.lta sars

Mr. Edwin p-Leon, late Consul Of tie old
United States in Egypt, and so wei remembered
throughout the South, as oas ot the ab.e5s cham
pions Of our cause, has reached oyT cisy after q
very adventurous voyage Mr.. DeLoou came in
the Victoria, whose narrow escape from one Of
the blockading squadron off tlo entrance into
BarataTia bay has been alta3y related. I- was
certainly rather a rough reception Of q gentle
man On his return to bis native country, after
nine years absence, to be greeted by a bToadside
from q shipm Bef-
To make this still mos trying. 8r. paLeon
was accompanied BY bis wife, an English lady
on herfirst visit 20 her husbands home Mr.. De-
Leon is the bearer Of dispatches from our com
rnissioners in Europe, and his representation Of
the sentiment of the people both in England and
France. as strongly in our favor concurs with
the statements qt other gentlemen who have had
the opportunities Of acqlainting themselves with
the views Of those people and governments,
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LENT.-This Is the first day of lent and is
known Ash Wednesday, being oonmeroration Of the
forty day. fast Of savior, commences on Wednes-
day so that Just forty days may be accomplished before
Easter During lent IL s considered improper to refrain
from ordinary amusenents to celebrate marriage II
marriages do take place. tits eckoned proper to dispenFe
with the usual festivities II Is customary for the Roman
Catholic bishop Of each diocese to publish rules for lent
each year but tie present difficulties have prevented
shop Whean, of this diocese, from doing more this
than giving general directions in which it stated
that every day in lent fast day Of obligation Owing
30 the condition OF the country, rigid observance Of
this rle IS required By dispensation meal may Do
taken once syery day except Friday. Abstinence is
required also on the first second and ast e5er days
which sre Wednesday Friday aud Saturday Of next
wees In this city, at the Catholic church corner Of
Adams and Third streets there viii be deyodons some
times with instructions EVERY Wednesday aud Friday
evening during lent commencing at o'clock, com
msuciug with this evening. Archbishop Odiu Of Lou
na "a his instructions for lent says On account Of
the usual circumstances ln which he and t- block.
sde have plscsj1s considering the very great ty
there is in procuring the food usually taken at the fasting
seasons and conforming with the sentiment OF the church
which fu Of natural tenderness for her children has no
desire to impose upon them oh gstons that d-
cult we restrict ,he oD sa2n ol aplneRee durlng lent
TO Che Friday Of each week on all other days 1e permit
The us- Of meat, and we authorize all those who have
1speusaioE hoa fasting account Of age, state of
health OF labor. to take meat at each meal every day.
except Friday, when abstinence must be observed At
Ter bavu- advised with council order follows
, The of meat Is permitted every day during srt
except the Friday Of each week Those who fast ought
not e fs-dns days, to eat meat oaly st ore meal
Tho ho dispensed from fasting, on account u
their ase, uatz Of health or labor may take meat at
every meal I'd. The Of su fish is !nterdicted az
those meals 1t which meat is permitted to be eaten
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.-Ihe freight agent Of the
Charleston railroad gives notice Ga another column this
morning that persons having limited amount OF family
supplies for local stations that road be accommo
dated daily by applying at the depot.
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OD0NNELLS SALOON-A note from the
Of this saloon. Winchester street informs Us
tha, The shooting atay Monday did not take place in
his saloon nor WAS any belonging 80 h.s house in.
L.ra.tsd in H.
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C. CUprs sscrotar,

MOLAssEs AUCTION.-We call attention of
our readers to this auction, this morning the foot Of
Jefferson street. As molasses is advancing in price We
presume many viii be present share in the speculation
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MAYNARD RIFLE CoMPANY.-Gen Beaure-
gard tslagraphs from Jackson that he viii accept all
twelve months volunteer companies that and
equip themselves The Maynard Rifle company, in
consideration Of this fact are called meet their drill
room this evening az 2ls O'Clock.
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MEMPHIS MOUyTED REBELS.-This company
commanded by Capt N. j. Wicks is composed Of a,
brave and gallant of young fellows As went
ont Of Memphis Their roll call has eighty-two names
upon it-torty of them have been sworn in The
remainder Of the company requested to be present
at the Mayors office this evening To be sworn in.
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COUNTY ELECTION Only two Of the four
districts to be heard from sent ia their returns yesterday.
They with what has been heard from the others, ind-
cate that Powell viii have a majority Of about $50, and
Woodward Of 235. II. Toby was elected constable ia
tie lUsh district
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Ca All the members of the 4.h company,
7h ward, l72d regiment, residing north Of Besl south
Of New Madison street. and east Of the bayou here
baRotihed to appear at the south market Thursday,
March 9th at 10 o'clock, for regimental review. All
absentees will be detailed for active service.
n QlcNAMAFA Cantain
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TO ARMS : 70 ARMS ,
MEN or TENN E-E.
DEFEND YOUR HOMES AND HONOR

I IN authorized by th- Cour ariing-a aensrsl a. o.,
a luuous KY. 20 enlist nles FOR heavy or ~. 80
ley, Of infantry service, curing th5 war p--s.s -
sFe disposed 20 Gene orr and assist sur brave 49,
who have Tor months endured hars,h ,h.n for "a .1,-5
cause 20 0ilF7 back tls rua4ie OF our cour-,y -
ree'it g. ernseives o. my Headquarters adams 80
second street. / ai1 prepared TO sdvsuos
EJftJ Dollars Ro8sssSar .Tyor,a,v
When men sre mu-tsred in-1 the ssrvtss ana sl -
re.iei TO TIE fzlli les u money ro tllv Il 49,
listed appesl Co al uOth=rs ard ui4es "a 49, ~
70 use al ilssna IN their power o. udus- III
10 bear aruls, 10 take up l1lme5iesll- s,r
tense OF tler holnss hrotHars fs+t-r, .hs4 --7 ds
Trends " DO 1og araud between y o. ana sg--.- -
% saellhce NE, comfort and proDertv ~ 7.s- --y
Can au b ana So h and sea tloso brave -, ss5
a. al OFT Do1elson, for Of pla1sr go r,t7i
20 help '-o fails7s
Eathers, sppesl 10 youf Your som. IA 49,
now IN the Held appeal % you 70 s1s.si,. - -,
ing yourself and tsAng as many ss Won -, - " ~ so
Win you 70 Keep ia the great strupFle i---''sllee
Young Ladies Of Memphis Fo,-
ototA7fs. Ietna's and friends in tbs go -
you 70 ladace IFonl Memphis every vourr -, :, ~
lJ 10y eal, nose now with arms in their bs-as -
defending you from the vile and po.Itltr, e-a -a =
me enemy and save you perhaps snd v6p- 80 y
To the people generally Of Nsr.nbssr
you y Iorce oy po1uar sentiment al No., -. - -
ness for the present and 4 possible iplines N -si
~ ~ .-S 49, Olt praFe men now Ia tbr so -
conudeut Of success out numbers u'zv ~ aie
All persons who may enlist oa1 BE- f1--,st5 Z ln
ana u they prefer can be assigned 10 cer-75 - = u
service Wnere thelr friends are Cou.a -. -
an also authorized 10 engage and - S---se,
WorS on ire toftlne4iious island No 10 80
arge al who eau 70 ist ne hsys thsu fsr fbi--- -
a, sTREE
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MOVEMbhI OF IHL LAhNf = IH6Tt sEeTI5
to have been a movement among the Federal
vessels below in the last forty-el3ht hours. Last
evening all had departed from the Carolina side,
except three in Mud river, which have not
changed their positions for weeks past Prob
ably we shall hear Of the former in the course of
a day or two Ia the meantime it would be well
to keep a sharp look out at all points on our
soast.-SavaaRah Republican, 2Stk
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
OFFICI.gL PROCBBDIrGs 5

At a regular meeting of the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen held yesterday March 4, ls62-Prasent,
lion John PIrS, Mayor; Chairman NJ uiil; Aldermen
lighe, Drew, Cochran Morgan Eortrecht, Ams Green
law, Townsend Farmer, Robinson, Patrick, VOintiue
and Hubert
MONTHLY REPORT OF OEELCERS
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NUTlCE.-The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
viii Doe administered iu the First Presbyterian Church
iDr ST dmal) Sabbath next the 9th inst, Services
70 commence on Friday evening, at 2 O'Clock.
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RESOLUTIONS


Rasogca That the Street Commissioner repair the
Union street bridge immediately waving the application
Of the rule Of being repaired in course Of aud 20 be
done. iAdopted
by Aid Robinson.
B.s0'rea, That the Stree. Commissioner be and he Is
hereby authorized ana directed to put gunuel
eeda- crossing Union street. at the junction Of au-
derdae with Union street when work previously ordered
has been finished. Also a crossing at intersection Of
Fourth and Market streets west side Of Fourth. Ire
ferre1 70 Improvement Committee.
BY AID Townsend.
Resolved by the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of the
City Of Memphis:
That the Chief Of Police be permitted take the pic
lures OF noted thieves a. cost Of 81 each the
pense Of the ctythis TO apply TO such thieves
arrested in the city. lAdoptedI
The Committee on Accounts to whom was referred
the petition of DR.. A. p Merrill, Administrator of Sam
uel Carpenters estate, reported adversely the pe-
tion. Report adoptFdI
PETITIONS.
BY Aid ANS;
The petition of ". Sides was laid on the table
By Aid Farmer
The petition Of J. S. Toof asking TO be allowed to
make frame addition TO his house etc, referred
to the Fire Committee
By Aid. Grsenlaw;
ResolDed That the property holders have further lus
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODs.-A well assorted
stock Of all kinds Of house furnishing goods viii be found
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RECORDERS C1lHT-- The Recorder had
twenty five cases before him. and hundred dollars
collected for fines icbacI To9hes and Wm. McCor
mick, charged with selling liquor after the legal hour
were discharged
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STREET COMMISSIONERS REPORT
coNrRoLLER,s REPORT.
COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS
Reeapitu5ai0a

The report Of the Controller shows the amount Of
receipts for the hirtyffth corporate year Sz4 1886
amount of appropriations SloSOl2asi excess Of re-
ceipts over appropriations, sls6 i-2.47.
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THE WHOLE Hoo A number of negroes
have been n the habit ateiy Of stealing hag siaugh
ter-ns them and using tie meat To their own profit
Detective policemen Dyer AND Caussy yesterday go OF
the track OF some of te and entered negro house neal
Ferguson brick yard at the very Jue the business WA
gollE ou ON entering they fouudtLat the water heses
fer scaldng had been hastily poured away through tn,
cracks in tue Goor and hid away under the bed lay h,
bleeding OF the defunc piggy. Foul the negroe
suncerued were arrested
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MEMPHIS MOUNTED REEELs-This company
vii meet M the Mayors office this evening a; O'Clock
ana he balance of the members be mustered into the
service All whose names are annexed below and who
do no, intend going with the company viii please give
NOTICE, shat their names may be erased from the roll
y. }. WICKs Captain
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THE STREET RAILWAT-.lhe work of con-
strucng a connecting railway along Main stree, is pfo-
crossing The necessary grading is going both at the
south and the north ends of the street The iron wiz be
laid as nearly as can be- au~h with the surface, so as e
give the possible obstruction. The iron is obtained
from the stock OF the Little Rock road aud Is being