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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-13

One John N. Dugal publishes a
volume of blank verse with the pretty
title of daisy Swain" which for origi-
nality and delicacy of diction beats
Walter ,Whiteman hollow. Athol, the
hero, heroically declares
"We'Il yet lower the pride Of
Tat pusllsnmous pRse ~
a style of verse which the Albany Argus
calls "the true epic, or rather spic-ac.
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A large number Of the Watches manufactured. e.
peelal Tor the United States bsing heaFy FIRST
class time keepera, intended 70 stand hard usage
and sudden changes OF temperntue are LEFT M our
hands Tor mined ate sale. IS Agents Of the Com
p1ny we are obliged to dispose OF this stock Tor
ca h IN the shortest possible time We have
therefore, decided on the plan annexed ss the one
That Will be productive Of the desired result. This
plaa gives every one an opportunity cf obtaining
hrst class tme.keepers At price that all can cOu-
mand. As every Certficsts represents a watch,
there sre no blanks, and every one Who invests II
tins sale MUST get Wa ch at half the retail price
st least; and II e all Fortunate one to wear with
pride through life.
ksmttsnces may be made at our risk in reg 3 er-
ca letters or by express, or pOst-Ofcs orders and
drafts payable 70 our Orde-, and We guarantee
safe return. , his IssUREs safe delivery and sure
return 10 every patron.
We warrant every Va en- a. represented and
satisfaction j. guaran eed 10 every instance KnOE-
ING the worth " the stock, Ve can give warran-
tee to every purchaser. The price has been placed
at the very lowest nguTe 10 order 70 insure i'm
med ate SALE and all who desire 70 improve the op-
Portunity should make early application.
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8fm Sdpertisfmeals.
For Sale or Rant.

EoUR DESIRABLE STORE HOUSES. Nos. "A.
Il AZ SO, 6315 sid enc LARGE Brick Dwell,
LING, co ner If Square aud College street. Also
Tor rent, Ut. J. NJ. Watsoa's Desirable Residence
Jackson streets, Just outside Of the corporation.
Apply to j. L. a X. W. BROWN
Real Estste Ageats,
1851 3S1 Union Street.
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FIRE AT ATLAyrA-The Era of Sun.
day says

day says:
Between the hours Of l and O'Clock this
morning FIRE originated in the second story
Of Eddlemsn & Banks bUi'ding on Peach
tree street, and which up to this time g
o'clock, a. m.,) hiss been confined to that
building alone. The irsthoor OF the build
ing was occupied by Messrs Eddleman az
Banks, boot and shoe dealers; the second
floor was the furniture store Of Mr.. Frazier;
TIE third story, the Odd Fellows Hall.
The building, with most Of its contents on
tie second and third floors was entirely
consumed.
All parties, we understand were insured.
The large building adjoining the property
OF Mr.. Sehoheld, and nearly complete, it is
thought will be saved.
LATER o'clock "A. NJ. The fire has been
checked. The walls ofthe building thought
not to be seriously dana ged. The Masons
Mr.. Frazier lost everything. Edd!eman *
Banks saved large portion OF their stock.
CIVIL RIGHrs.-On Saturday we saw
rather good looking young white woman
driving through Ieunsylyania street in
company with portiy and well dressed
African. The two occupied the same seat,
the lady holding the ribbons while toe
darkey was IN vigo Gus enjoyment Of his
dolce far Indianapolis Herald.
Do you think, Herald, your white
woman was of the Anglo Saxon race
or had she been JlcacLed by the misce-
genation process2
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TEN DOLLARS EACH

~ Gold hunting eased Chronomsiers,
el7j to $40
lts Cold hunt ng cssed English Pstent
lseFers....--. ldl to 33f
~ G"ld hunilng c2sed Duplcx-. 100 10 80
10 Gold hunting cased Patent Levers. IS 10 2T5
~ % ID hunilng eaasd Levers. CO 10 20
~ SOLO nultnE cased Leplne5. 30 70 200
lts Cold magic cased Lever l.....-.... 80 TO US
80 heaYJ gold eased Patent Levers. 70 10 2z5
- hesfy goo eesrd Leyers----.-.-.-.. y to Us
10 Lab IS gold huns ng cased Levers. 4S TO rs
- aides gold euAmeiied huuung cased
Levers IS to go
Lever. ..-..... 70 z75
- Ladies. gold cased engraved Levers IS 70 us
~ ladies' gold essed ems rayed Lepines 20 TO 125
$50 Heavy solid eased silver DUPLEX. IS 10 Us
Is5 Heavy sold cased silver Patent Ley
efs % 10 I25
% Heavy SOLD 8 lFer cssed Levers. % 70 100
a's Heavy sold silver ca ed LepInes-.. - TO 50
~ ladies' solld cased Levcrs-..-..-.-.... 20 to 90
"a Ladies' solid caced L alnes......... 20 to G5
80 solid Gold Guard AID Vest Chains. IS to f5O
$50 Solid Gold Leonans aud Chstslsius.. IS 70 I25
Ba-All the above Hst Ct Watches Will he sold tor
Ten Dollars each.
Ceruheaies representing each and every Wstch
IN he shove liz. are placed IN siusilar envelopes
and sealed Any person obtaining Cert hcste, 70
Dc had AZ oar CHE, or sent hy mai 10 any address
can have the article called for on th8 return Of the
Cert tieaie, with Ten Dollsra
We charge, ior forwarding Cert ficates, 90 cents
each. Five vii 70 cent Tor ~ and fifteen for s.
The Certificates must in All eases BE- returned
with snd accompany the money when goods are
ordered.
All orders promptly filed and forwarded by se-
turn mail or express. Address
HART, GIBSON & Co.,
jsl2-sm
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'EdHlS old established Gallery has lately been re-
modelled snd fitted up IN magnificent style,
anu every convenience has been studIed for the
benefit OF the public. u has only to be seen 10 bs
appreciated. IL ls al on one floor, with nice Toi-
let Room ioI the ladies' and trusts that his efforts
70 please Will be appreciated by his patrons We
are IN receipt Of new lot or Albuus, Carte De
Niche Frames, new style, and, as heretofore, will
keep large lot OF Gilt and Rosewood Frances SUIT
able for large Pictures, such as
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,

ASSESSORS OFFICE,
u 3. INTERNAL REyESUE, SECOND DIST, TENS.,
NASHVILLE. June 8, 1866
JOSEPH MARSHALL and HENRY EASTMAN
~ claiming to be officers connected with the u s.
revenue Department, have no authority from the
United states. The Commissioner of In lernal Rev
enue has directed me TO give this notice, and the
public are cautioned against paying them any
money on account Of the Revenue.
JNO. MCOLELLAND,
.. S. Rev. Assessor. I'd List. Of Tenn.
JuneS-1W
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WMiLLS.
Directors Of State Penitentary, Tennessee.
Nashville, Tenn, May %, 1850 In
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+ b. KIRK,
Bvt. Maj. & A. @. NJ.
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, August 4.-The In
perial Consul of Mexico here, has been
officially informed that the Liberals had
assaulted the fortified town Of Acapulco,
and carried the third line of defenses, on
che morning of July 22d, but we're then
repulsed and pursued some distance,
leaving the body of their commander in
the hands of the Imperialists.
The National Union State Convention
assembled here yesterday, and adopted
resolutions indorsing the restoration
policy of President johnson and his
Cabinet. and declaring that the spirit Of
charity and moderation would control
the pol,tieal action of the country, and
approving al the call for the National
Convention at Philadelphia, TO which the
following delegates were elected First
District. Hon. Cornelius Cole and Col
Montgomery Blaire Second District
Hon. W. Wilcox and d. W. Riley
Third District, J. W. Liminton and ia.
cob Plesser; Delegates at Large, }. X
Doolittle, Robert J. Walker, John A.
Dix and General Slocum
The Democratic County Convention,
last night, rescinded all the nominations
for county officers, in consequence of a
disagreement as to the fitness Of some
Of the nominees.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August G Commissioner
Rollins, Of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
has decided that Savings Banks are sub
ject TO the tax of ten per cent. on their
circulation, after the lst of August, as
well as other banks or banking associa-
tons.
In recent case, in which the parts
of two iron steamers that we're construc-
ted in Glasgow, and there put together
and again taken to pieces and the Sec
tons imported into Galveston, where du-
ties we're levied upon the parts SO i'm
ported, it was decided by the Secretary
that the collection of the duties constitu-
ted the sect OF the steamers as American
property, and that marine papers may
he issued to such vessels when again re-
built in this country.
Ii isa noticeable feature in the Bounty
bill, that it does not apply to seamen.
The Fourth Auditor is constantly in re-
eeipi oi letters from sailors who have
leeu in the service, requesting iniorma-
ion Asto whether the law does not sp-
DIV to them. But the answer IS that
under this act nothing can be done to-
ward equalizing their bounties.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The Joint Con-
gressional Committee Of Retrenchment
intend to commence work on the middle
Of. this month Among the first subjects
which they will investigate is the corrup-
ton alleged in the disposal of abandoned
and confscated property in the South,
by the Government agents.
The Congressional Investigating Com
mi,tee will hold its next session in New
York, for the purpose of investigating
alleged frauds in the Custom House
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cotton dull and declining - uplands So,
Orleans 81. hfE na
The steamer Germania, from South
ampton the 9th, has arrived.
Austria has accepted the preliminaries
of peace submitted by Prussia. The
plenipotentiaries had assembled at the
Prussian headquarters to negotiate for
an armistice.
The Prussian propositions which are
approved by France, are that Austria is
to recognize the dissolution of the former
German bond, and the organization OF a
new Confederation from which Austria
is excluded
Austria agrees to this. North Germany
is to form union under Prussian direc-
tions, and the annexation of the Elbe
Duchies to PRUSSIA, excepting and ac'
cepting Danish schleswig as part pay
ment by Austria of the war expenses,
and the maintenance of Austrian in
tegrity
Mautinfell insists on the immediate
payment of 25,OOO,OOO forms, and
threatening to deliver Frankfort up to
pillace in the event of non-com-
Mice, and the bourse and warehouses
had been closed in Frankfort, as the
Chamber had refused to pay tie sum,
preferring to give the city up to pillage.
The city has solicited the interference OF
Napoleon and the English Cabinet
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From New York.

Nrw ToRE, August 6.-Elevea mes
sages we're forwarded from this city on
Saturday for transmission to Europe by
the cable, for which sll0O in gold was
paid.
Coupons of 1852, 1855; do Oflse5, 1905.
Treasures, 1914 Gold Ia. Cotton dull
and easy; uplands, IS to '354. Flour
dropping. Wheat dull Pork heavy,
ssl GO. Lard quiet and firm. Sugar
heavy, 100 to lie. Coffee quiet and firm.
Naval stores steady. Turpentine, Il to
sc. Resin, s. Is to So.
NEW YORK, August e.-The nails By
the Germania and Baltic, from South.
ampton, viii 60 south this evening.
Gold, lzss; sterling, quiet; sight 81
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DOG ORDINANCE.
CEcTIoN FOURTH. CITY ORDINANCE,
- Rrilces' Digest, page l9S

CEcTIoN FOURTH. CITY ORDINANCE.
- Bridges Digest, page l9s.
Be n ORDAINED By the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen Of the City Of Memphis, that here
after, when the canine species. or other ami
mails withia the city or its vicinity liable 10 be-
come rsbid or mad, actually have or are evil
IDENTIFY threatened with hydrophobia. Il shall DO
the duty OF the Mayor Of the city TO Immediately
issss his PROCLAMATION. publishing the same in
the city papers and in hand-bill form. having
the same posted throughout the city ordering
the owner or owners Of dogs, whether licensed
or not, within the city. TO IMMEDIATELY
MUZZLE OR SECURELY COMBINE TIE
SAME within his or her or their well-seeured
Enclosures. in manner and form 80 as to effectu-
ally prevent their doing any damage whatever.
by biting or otherwise. to injure man or beast,
during the prevalence Of such distemper OF
horrible mslady. Each and ever person fail
ing or neslecting TO comply with such oriers
instantly after due publication thereof shall be
subject. on conviction. 70 fne Of not les than
FIVE nor more than ffty dollars for the first
ofense. and Eve dollars for each and every hour
thereafter that he. she or they may continue %
fail. neglect or refuse compliance; and Il shall
be the duty Of the Chief Of Police and his sub
ordinatcs TO have any and all dogs going AZ
large within the city. whether licensed or net.
contrary 70 the Mayors PROCLAMATION or order.
as provided for in this section. instantly killed
and removed al the cost Of the owner. IL to be
found. and IL not. TO be removed AZ the expense
Of the city. II shall likewise be the duty Of
the Chief Of Police and his subordins:ea to have
oil dogs going az large within the city. without
any known owner. eontrnEy to any Of the pr0yi-
sions Of this ordinance, killed and removed In
manner ard form TO be from tine 70 tine pro-
vided for By the Beard Of Mayor ard Alder
JOHN PARK.
jyls-eo4 Mayor.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August 6.-The Pres,
publishes a sarcastic letter from one
VIM. F. johnson, squirting his nomina
ton as Collector of the port, and rouudly
abusing the President and his policy
The explanation is that the commission
to W. F. johnson, of Pittsbnrg, was mis-
directed, and fell into the hands Of a
Radical of the same name in this city,
who took advantage Of the opportunity
to express his views
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From ST. Louis.

81. Louis, August wheat firm and
unchanged corn heavy mixed, 81 to
Csc; white, Is to zoe; oats lower, at &c to
44c; provisions are active, with an mp
ward tendency.
Some twenty cases Of cholera have oc-
Cured since Saturday, mainly among
persons from the South. There are sew
eral deaths, but no serious anticipations
of its becoming epidemic.
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From Madison. Ind.

MADISON, ISp August G. THE steamer
Gen. Lytle, 90 her upward trip from this
pnrt. blew up near Bethlehem From
fifteen 10 eighteen persons were lost.
The survivors say that She was racing
with the Sr. Charles when the explosion
occurred, which statement is contradieted
by the officers of the St Charles. The
boat is a complete wreck.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
sETaEEE
Memphis and the Eastern Cities,
The Great Broad-GaGzs
Atlantic and Great Western
r AILW A Y


rs now OPEN. AND RUNNING TWO
u daily fast Express Trains from Cincinnati to
New York and an Eastern cities. PasseDgers
will FIND this n most desirable route. The EQUIP
ments Of this road are uncqualed by any on this
continent Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars ac-
company all night trains. and Smoking Can on
oil trains. Ample time i allowed at REGULAR
hours for meals. and the unhroken broad-gnure
without change oders % travellers degree Of
security, comfort and speed not to be found on
any other route Connections via Cairo, 81
Louis or Chieagg tor this route arc certain also
connections for Pittshurr. Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington. Tickets had and bag
GAGE checked through AZ all principal south,
western Offices For further. Information and
through a'ks''' APpIZ s i2Y HARMsrAD.
IL jefferson street.
E.B. BTINGIOS.
5Jrfcrson street
E.F. FULLER,
General Ticket Agent.
d. M'CLAREN,
General superintendent
ISAAC PAST.
ie25-3m Gen1 Southwestern ATent
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
IMPORTANT MARINE DECISION
The Bounty Bill and the Seamen
johnson Sustained in California
Blowing Up Of the Gen. Lyle
20 eases of Cholera In st. Louis
From New Orleans.

Nxw ORLEANS, August 6. = Cotton
quiet; sales of $50 bales low middling,
80 to 35c; receipts, 395 bales. Sugar
fair, u to lac. White corn, 81 05 to
81 OH. Mess Pork, s35. Gold IA Bank
sterling, So New York exchange, &c
discount
The weather is excessively warm; the
thermometer at three o'clock p. m, stood
ninety-nine degrees in the shade.
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A. an extra induosuent will send to any one address
HOW THE GIFTS WILL BE DRAWN!

Ever one purchasing will be that
the the OPERA HOUSE
imned
esecrean a
the and n
cra
be published in the daily the
the
OF selected
andpr ogramme e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

aA- We understand from one of the
Commissioners that they will pay no at.
tention to the Injunction but will pro
coed to organize and put in force the
Metropolitan Police If this he so, we
see no alternative but a physical coils
ion, and perhaps serious consequences.
Nashville Gazette.
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From Cincinnati

CIYcINSATI, August 6. Flour ana
grain unchanged and dull; whiskey, un
changed pork, active; sales of 1900 bbls
at $50, for Western and Southern; bacon
firmer at full prices; lard, firm at zoe
groceries, steady sugar, l2@i5ci coffee
o5n2lc gold. AZ
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, August 6.-Markets mac
tive. Flour superfne, Sc so, extra
family, 50 so; prime wheat, 81 30;
mixed corn, Csc; oats, acc; bacon
shoulders, lie, clear sides, 2l9c; mess
pork, s32 so; lard 2Olc; whiskey,
50 40
The river is falling fast, with four feet
water in the canal.
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From Boston.

BosroY, August Ga mercantile let
Ter dated Port au Prince, July ID, states
than the recent instruction had been
euiirely suppressed by the government,
and the town given up to the regular
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REmEmBEs THIS is NOT LorrERYI


gR =
The PAID for EF are no s
HISTBr mind that some
PaiIoa nboat The uualcou
iu ana
an return postage
communications sr tickets must be addosdto
II. Il. CLIFFORD, Agent,
Lock- Memphis Tenn
r1-Tho,, set fHi choice Of members
column
s.R..l or pe.na property taken IN
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pn- Ice is being manufactured in
Louisiana and Texas, at one cent per
pound
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Boards Patent Lock Tie,
FOR COTTON BALES.
Boards Patent,
July l6. 1851.
MANUFACTURED RI
BEARD q BRO Il ii Il X I,
Nos. 21o and 212 Main St.,
ST. LOUIS. MO.
Greatest Invention Of the Age,
Being a Protection against Fire, and
Will not Rot OF.

1T COMBINES sTRENTB WITH RAPID
/ ity of adjustment TO bales Of any size, re-
curing only one-third Of a minute to tie up
bale Of cotton.
II being now we'll known to all the dealers in
rope for bailing cotton, that only a very small
crop Of hemp was made the past year, and that
in consequences the price will rule very high.
and that a supply cannot be relied on at any
price. In confederation Of these facts, all deal
ers, and those requiring ties will do well to put
In their orders for this tie soon thereby securing
a supply for the season. The indications now,
so far as We have learned, are. that the demand
for this tie will be very large, hence the necesi
sity Of making early orders. which, addressed
TO the manufacturer,
BEARD 4 BRO, ST. Louis.
STONE x MURPHY. or
NJ. j. SMITH 4 CO., New orleans.
LACY 4 McGHEb. Memphis
viii meet with prompt attention.
Beard * Co. are also manufactures OF the
Excelsior Fire and Burelarcproot safes.
Price lists and circulars furnished on anph-
cation. ull2l-,ln
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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gopzes
.
hathm
blank only the the eks
i
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1000 Valuable Prizes, Valued at $685. O8.OO.
GREENLAw OPERA HALL ON THE FIFTH OF OCTOBER 1866.

PUBLIC
the described
placing Iwihin heeachof
H.. IL. CLIFFORD. Agent
Maids
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TRANSPORTATION.

80 I~l.l-.'>.,>-~~
| Great Southern Mail Route
VIA
Memphis ~ Charleston,
,sssscasssassaa"'.'
gsya,yesa7t~HEEs sis z ] si1'17s7
EAST TENNESSEE 4 GEORGIA,
VIRGINIA s. TENNESSEE
AND
Orange a. Alexandria Railroads.
TIME FROM MEMPHIS
To New York, 70 hours'
Mail trains leave Memphis, daily. at $50 am.
and returning, arrive at Memphis at $40 pm
Trains to Nashville rua through
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Passengers from Mobile
and New Orleans meet with no detention at
Grand Junction or Corinth-this train making
close connections at these points.
No Delay at any Point on the Whole
Line to New York.
Trains to Nashville Run Through with
out Change of Cars.
Magnificent Palace Sleeping Cars At
tached to all Night Trains
Baggage Checked Through 10 all Impor-
tant Points.
Through Tickets Sold at Rates as Low
as by any Other Route.
Passengers going East can take berths in new
and elegant Sleeping Cars at Huntsville, Ala.
morning at Mouse Creek, on East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad, avoiding change OF cars
at Chattanooga. Il
Sleeping Cars also between Bristol and
Lynchburg. and Washington and New York.
NASHVILLE. LOUISVILLE & CINCINNATI |
Train. leave CHATTANOOGA daily. after arrival |
of Memphis train, for Atlanta, and all import
ant points in Georgia, South Carolina, and |
North Carolina.
The Morning Mail Train connects at Corinth |
for points South with Mobile and Ohio Railroad. |
An Accommodation Train leaves Grand juno /
ton daily at-...... a.tD.
Arriving at Memphis m.
Returning. leaves Mepphis at.......-..-l:l0 pm. |
Arriving at Grand JuI<son at............i:2S IN.
This Train carries Passengers 10 Mississippi |
Central Railroad.
Another Train leaves Grand function q, 1920 |
a m, and brings Mem phis Passengers from the 1
Mississippi Central Railroad.
This Route now combines every advantage, |
and for speed. safety aid comfort. is excelled
by no other.
Be- For Through Tickets and further inior-
N -tion. apply al the Company's Office. No. IL
Court street.
HS- Through Tickets also on sale at Grand
Junction and Corinth. W. j. ROSS,
General Superintendent.
W. L. DANLEY. Gen'l Ticket AT. aS-lm
g. Do
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Night Express at pm. every day.

This train is especially for through travel.
II il furnished with new and commodiOus, well
ventilated cara, elegant and splendid sleeping
cars, and goes through without any change OF
ears or baggage, making close connections at
Cairo with through Express trains on illinois
Central Railroad At il an. reaching 81. Louis
from Memphis in - hours; Louisville in -
hours: Cincinnati in 50 hours. making this the
shortest, quickest and best route 10 all points
North and East.
Through Tickets FOR sale at al the principal
Ticket Offices in The South; Ia Memphis. at
Gayoso House. s. Cook, Agent; "a Jefferson
street. Larry HarrIstad. Agent; az Memphis
and Ohio Railroad Depot. head Of Main street
SAM. Is. JONES,
jy9-lm General Superintendent.
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Memphis d Charleston Railroad
S121E G.ssasS~
! l.Il.is e !,
sss<sZ XSA2=z III -Zlsl.4-- -------I ~
Notice to Shippers

THE MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAIL
i road Company is prepared to receive and
consigned 10 parties at all points where agen-
cies are established. both on its own road as
well a. on the Mississippi Central Railroad and
all other connecting lines. Where there is no
ag Mt at points Of destination to collect charges
and freight, prepayment must be made in Mem
phis ". J. ROSS,
ap3-lm General Superintendent
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DAILY MAIL PASSENGER TRAIN
u (Sundays excepted, leaves Memphis at
$3.50 am, making close connection AZ Hum
boldt With Mobile and Ohio Railroad for Mo-
bile. Meridian, Columbus, Corinth, yackson,
and all stations on that road, and at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad for all Northern and
Lastern cities.