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pERsoNaLITEsIS.

Both Adelina and Carlotta Patti are
about to sing ia London.
The health Of Congressman Wash
hurne, of Illinois, does not improve ~
Europe. His disease is an affection OF
the spine.
lydia Bliven, Of Lenox, Mass, put
out one OF her eyes last week, while AZ
tempting TO unfssten her shoe svi;ug
with fork.
The New York Gazette says George
William Curtis i not the-editor Of HGr-
Der's lpseklg lie merely writes some OF
the editorial articles
There is serious talk in Paris OF mar
riage between Adah Isaac5 Menken and
Alexander Dumas, peTe. The lady was
10 start FOR Vienna this month to fulfill
an engagement there.
When his present engagement at the
Howard atheD;eum at Boston, is cOnclu-
ded, John +. Owens, the comedian, in
tends to leavs the stage and retire to his
farm near Baltimore.
DR.. Hyatt Smith found the name of
Jenny Lind cut into the hard stone on
the top Of the great pyramid OF CheOps.
He afterward learned that the inscTip-
ton was the work Of the songstress' own
hand, done after she had delivered one
of her songs from the lofty monuments
top.
Mills, the New Hampshire murderer,
who is now safe back at Haverhill jail,
was nine days in saving the bars Of his
cell, with pocket case knife made into
a saw. The first night after his escape
he slept in an old shed, the second in a
cart three miles from Littleton, where
he killed a setting hen for ratiOns. he
stopped at one house, and after eating
fiddled and sang for couple OF hours,
and at I4ittleIon he played euchre.
lie Pans states that Mr. Lacroix, con-
tractor residing in Montreal, has invent
Cd . new boat on new principle, which
will be sDle to 90 from Montreal to Que
bee in four hours, OF across the Atlantic
in four days, at uniform speed Of
fifty miles an hour. It claims that the
vessel will be so steady that the waves
will not affect its motion, and that, in
addition TO obvisting sea sickness, it will
also be impossible to sink it. A notice
able feature in its construction will be
the employment Of a wheel on an en-
tirely TeV FEineiH.e, which, in itself,
will r, Der immense sssEios &C naviga-
ton.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.


LOUISVILLE, May 3.-The mayor in 3
message to the common council says
the population has Increased in two
years from SO, GOO to $4,000. The lower
board adopted joint resolution appoint
ing a committee from both boards, and
inviting President Johnson and other
distinguished personages to be present at
the Inauguration Of the Clay statute on
the sOth Of May.
NEW YORK, May S.-Snow fell this
morning to sufficiently cover the ground.
ChHian correspondence says the Span
ish fleet had not reappeared In the Pa
eific since the resignation and departure
of Admiral Tucker. Work on the Val
paraiso fortifications was being pushed
ahead vigorously. The harbor was full
Of war vessels.
Tne revolution in Hayti was actively
progressing. Gen. Message continued as
provisional governor. Gen. VIctorine
headed the revolutionists, and had
moved, being opposed by Salanave.
French war vessels were expected to
enforce the payment Of claims.
At a colored meeting last night resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted pledg-
ing the colored voters support to candi-
dates Of the republican party.
Judge Underwood has issued writ OF
habeas corpus bringing Mr.. Davis before
his court on the 18th inst.
Ex-MGyor Monroe, Of New Orleans,
had an interview with the president
complaining of Sheridan's removals.
Gov Sharkey expressed the belief that
probably four members of the court viii
favor the granting Of the military recon-
struction injunction.
1t is rumored that Postmaster General
Randall has rendered his resignation.
CHARLESTON, May S.-Senstor Wilson
arrived here this morning. A large
number of citizens, white, among
them many leading x-Confederates,
signed a letter of welcome, rendering
him the hospitalities of the city, and in
viting bim to address them on the poIiti-
cal situation.
LONDON, May 2.-The day for the
meeting of the peace conference has
been changed, and it is now announced
that no diplomatic preliminaries have
50 far been advanced. The conference
will hold its first session on the 9TH inst.
DUBLIN, May 2.-The Fenisn prison.
ers, Burke and Doran, have been con
yicted Of high treason, and sentenced to
be hanged on the 9th Of May. The trial
OF MeCafferty is progressing.
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Of Desirable Rsal Estste. distant sbear
1-2 Miles Southeast TrOm Ihe glEy aT
Memphis, and Situate on the il. aRt
G. r.
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CASH CUSTOMERS
LEGAL.
TrlISfpe,s lSnle


Of Desirable Rsal Estate. distant sbeat
l-5 Miles Southeast TfOm Ihe giIy aT
Memphis, and Situate on the ID. and
CIR.
DT virtue Of q Deed OF Trust % me ar=-uf..a
d on the 18th day of December. IstS. by D. II
Taylor aHd i B. McEWeu. for to-. uurI5lea ae
sec1ring note Tor the sum Of 81 Coz dce sr..f
owing ~ them 70 j. 3. Mercer, auc ln oae..L
SIes ~ 70 NIitlep autnorily nom Tie s1it Taylor,
McEGeu and Mercer. directing me 20 sell fH.-
land conveyed 10 said Trust Deed, I will GA
ne ON Day OF STAY. Iso1, at The CGurt1Uusss
door. in The Greeulaw Block, on second street.
terwe%n Union and GaFOso streets, in the cIrT-
Of Memphis. between the hours OF I0 o'cloec
am. and 4 O'Clock pm ana coutluuiug ROM
day % day thsreafter, reiWeen the sane hoar..
until al the property b. sod, sell tothe highest
bidder. a certain tract Of land situate and WINS
in shelby county, TsEnsssss, and 5oundetE
tins Beginning az a stake on the east side or
line Of said tract u the lane hetWeru the n. I'D.
cooper tract and the bscerick t-act ruluiuas
thence in said hare il-s. chains 10 "a rr.uf
within or AZ my feet so1th Cr the center ~
tue Memphis and Charleston railroad . thence
west f3 Is 20 a point 30 feet south o. the ezufa-
OF said railroad thence south l5-3t chains t1 q
hickory gruU thence south A. -tsf As2
chains 70 = point 60 feet south OF the center o.
the P4geOn. EOOst road. runs from the ~
point OF beginning west 2h-59 chains % a Stake
thence south I7-2Q chains % "a poIut U FEET
north OF the center OF Pigeon Roost rad
thence 70 the termination OF said line which
was run rom the hickory grub this last Ne
runs parallel with said Pigeon Roosr road-
In the survey, being in al Is 7z-I0C aces This
property mas been subdivided, and viii be sold
N lots varying rom I'VE 10 ten acres each.
There is 10 other incuTn brauce on said land
THE TERMS or SALE are as d0Ilovrs- One
third Of the purchase money. cash. ana The.
balance payable in equal iustalIuants on the.
1st OF October 1867 ist OF pril ISIS anai - Jf
october, le6a, the purchaser 70 execute notes
drawing interest nom date. and secured BY
Deed OF Trust, embracing the, sane terms a.
thar under which lam now acting
I am authorized 10 SAY, that Tor an OF TIA
purchase money, after defraying the eCussueas
lad 90
Mercer, any Just Indebtedness o. either Tav-
lor g AcEwen, or Iay lOr, AlcEWen Duke e
Co., OF aylOIs, McEWen q Blew, VIII Dc re-
ceived but each lot viii be required to bear ifr
proportional part OF the expenses sf the Trust
and the burthen OF the iucumbrauca. Tie tfrla,
to said land believe TO be good. and viii taFe,
pleasure in furnishing any person with a stat
Inent Of the title, and a plat OF the SUBDIVISION
upon application - me az law Office of
" ilsou & Beard, Is Court street huf i Sbrfa
only convey as Trustee ". P. WILSON.
ap4 II Trustee
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The Irish Exodus-UniversaI Desire Of
the People 10 Get Away-NIne steam
49,. -.inr.l a., n NrnnI- ~ l,nrI.


the People 20 Get AWay-SIne steam.
ships FiiEed IN a Week at Cork.
From the New York Herald, 9th.
The emigration from Ireland still in-
creases. Yesterday the sailing steamers
were the City Of Baltimore, of the In
man, and the Queen, of the National
lines Upwards of three hundred per
sons were embarked on board the latter
but the number taken by the former yes
sci was comparatively small, owing to
limited accommodations. Over five hun
dred were shut out, and will be sent by
the City Of Cork on Monday the 18th in
slant.
It is impossible to give any idea of the
extent OF the emigration movement, or
the anxiety Of the passengers to get away
from that country. Railway speed
scarcely suffices to remove them from
the interior, and the disappointment at
being detained even for an hour is be
yond comprehension.
Within period of seven days, ending
Monday next, the 10th, four steamers
will have been sent across the Atlantic
by the lnman company, and In addition
to these there have been the extra Gu
nard steamer Hecls, and the National
company vessel the Queen.
Two more steamers will sail to-mOr-
row, viz The Minnesota the new Guion
steamer for New York, and the Con-
cordia, of tie Warren line. for Boston
The extra Inman steamer, City Of Cork
will sail an Monday.
These, in addition to the weekly mail
steamers, make the number of vessels
sailing from this port with emlgrants
nine a week.
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Referrir 9 70 advertisements OF Wm P. Wiz
son, ESQ, Irustee, etc this DAYS dafc-and
anxious to effect settlements a. early as POSI-
propose to sell AL OF our Real Estate. bofh per-
sonal and copartnerzbip, curin 2 the merit e1su-
ing thirtF- sixty or ninety days. At public auc-
tICn, taking in payment therefor, after satisfac-
tfcn OF liens and expenses, the outstanding
obligations Of faylcrs, HcEWen & Blew, TayIor-
NcEEen. Duke a Co. or Taylor & McEEaa, a.
far as possible
The list viii comprise about Thirteen Country
Lots Of ave % Dins acres each. located on the,
N phfs and Charleston Railroad, about three
located for residence and garden pu-poses
Four valuable Business Lots with imnruua-
msn4 on Adams street, anc hlevsn Residence
Lots on Adams, Washington and Jaffargo-,
street extended including Two Reslcence5
The I.afs viii be plainly stazed OF. All cre,fI-
tors ard OF hers are respectfully invited 10 fr-
anime the properly and attend the sales
TAYLOR q McEWFN.
A urii z ~ APT turvF
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PKES Chapter, No 4 Meets ID Monday Of each
nOnth-Odd-Fellows' Hall A J. Whee.er,
q p; h. h. PRyuter. Sec.
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Irlisfee's NnLe
OF Real Estate in Gibson County, Tenn.
TO be sOId at Humboldt, 6ibs0a C0U5IT.


DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust exeeutsi Il, "
ID a Jones oy Wm- D. Fly, beaFingg ,isfs Is+h
Decen Der, lbo0, Tor the puruesa 81 sacsIrfn1
certain deots que 6y said " rs D. FIv 70 n M
ApPerson Co, and which are tharsiu sUs1-I-
he'd, and % authority vested in me as TrTlsfes
substituted BY decree OF the Common law
Court OF the city OF Memphis, entered i7th
april, Isl, IN the nom Of Wm- A. Jones de-
ceased, VIII, on The 2sth day Of MAY, Ls57 Ia
mont Of the Hotel at Humboldt, Gibson County
Tenn, between the hours OF ten O'clock a-Ta
and four O'Clock pm, sell % the highest bid
der, a csTrain tract Of land containing aboarf
sr5 acres situated N Gibson County, and ivinT
about X miles northwest % Hum boltr. Tenn
being, the same tracs or parcel OF land con
Veyed 70 said VIM ID. Fly BY joseph N. Ian
auu By Deed regiStersd N Registers Ofdcs ~
Gibson Couniy, % which reference Is made for
more particular description
rhiS tract OF land VIII Be subdivf5sd into
four lots, No. ] containing 50 acres and kno---
a. the Ell: Nos. 2 3 and containing 9,sl 49,
each lines running eaat and vest
TERAs.-0ne-half Cash, balance at 8 month";.
the purchaser 70 execute note. bearfne. fTfs-1-r
from date, and secured BY Deed OF irr,Sf EN-
bracing the same terms - thai unfer v-hfrE L
am nov acting
The right Of redemption IL waived. and fha
little believed 20 Be good, but viii convssr
only such title as Is IN me vested as Trus7ee
ap4 sah - ID. aUlGLEf. Truafao
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NOTICE.

VyHE undersAgned being appointed BY the
L Honorable Ukancery Court of he Ctty u
Memphis 70 collect all notes. bills and accounts
due the firm of N. Christai Memphis. Tenn,
DO hereby notify al persons infis bted % the
said NJ. Chrisfal 70 call at the CitizenS Union
Bank. No. y Madison street, and pay tna same
- nv ~ ''o O'''ei THOMAS BARRETT,
ar2Sad Receiver.
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE

CTEESE Corumandery. No. 4. Meets 9Th Mon.
day Of each month. John ZeRt, Com; n. J
Wiggin, Rec
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EUREKA Council. No. g. Meets Sd Monday o
each uonth-Odd-FelloW Hall. John Zent
tn. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
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ARKANsAS NrvrS

The Little Rock firemen had q grand
parade aud ball on the 1st.
Mr.. James McMurray has sold his
interest in the Chieot Press to Mr.. p. w.
Gatewood, his partner.
Crop prospects are good in Calhoun
and adjacent counties. Much corn has
been planted.
Monticello, Huntsville, Madison and
Dover are TO be garrisoned with troops.
-Horse-thieving is being reduced 70 3
science in the neighbOrhood Of Little
Rock.
Buffalo Enats are playing havoc with
stock about Iaeksonport.
The JaclSsonport Herald is agitsting
the fire engine question.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Col. Mullins tradical) has been mona
mated for Congress in the fourth district.
-Brownlow militia are being organ
lied at Tullahoma
Base ball is becoming popular in
Nashville.
Registration commenced in Nash
vile on Wednesday.
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NOTICE

TUE creditors OF the esfafe OF Z n Auulebr
II azs hereby notified that have sIIrar1fsf
the tns0lve1ey o. said estate 70 the CIezk 81 tIs
County Court Of ri5ton eounfy. Tsn1essse. ara
the creditors Of said estate are notified % &c
their claims, duly authent ticated within slx
months nom the date hereof, er tkls notice Eiif
be nled IN bar % the same
.. B. DANNIELs Adninlssratar.
Apzn Isl, 1877. apls 4
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rTyHIs win notify all Pensons not % trade fOr
a note gwen By a il favor Of A. Lewis 4
=, ana ,oasaha 10 the order Of j. Behr a Hro.
ssid note was dated on the ID April, 1897, and
payable four months alter date. The consider
f,,, f,,r Z, 1Irh said note was given was not fnl-
tilled by said A. Lewis & Co.
spl6 Ina y A&nkt hft9s
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PLANTERS, BANK NOTES.

IN accordance with an Act o. the Legislature
1 Of Tennessee, passed December l2th, 1866, en-
titled act "1O ex pedite the distribution Of
the effects OF Banks, which have or may make
assignments among their creditors, 4" notice is
hereby given 10 the hOlders OF the notes OF The
Planters Bank OF Tennessee to die them with
the undersl gned, al toe Bank IN nashville, be
tween now ann the nrSt day OF January,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine (ls69i aud re-
. ceive certificates therefor or they viii be for
ever barred from any participation in the assets
of the Bank. The certificates viii be received
whether rendered before or after The lst OF Jan
uary, 1853. D. WEAVER,
ms I'm
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IN Offering OUR BfTTERS to the Southern
1 Public, we have no hesitaney in asserti ng
their superiority over any Northern produe-
ton in our nsi.kets. In their devissment they
are purely Ssssthsrn compounded with q
special adaptitude to the vsrisus types OF
stonzeic arrangements prevalent In ouT
climate
1t is gentle stimulsnt to the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
It is cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
II cures Diarrhea and Cholera MOrbus.
Its Psevsnttys far Cbills and Fsyers.
II IS an Invaluable companion fOr persons
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
II IS HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit
~ Sold everywhere.
6sf C. H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Prop-ietors.
feblO II Memphis. Tenn.
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HEBRBW AEB MASONIC CALENDAR
MASONIODIRECTORY
1857

MASON IL III hESO Il - X L .
1857
LODGES.
AEGKRoEA. No. l6s Meets lst Monday In
every month, 81 Odd-FellOws' Hall. cor. COurt
and Main. D. c. Trader ". N; Il. 7. Tom
nusOn. Sec
soUrH MEzrHIs. No. rs Meets ID Friday OF
each montn-Hall. cor. Madison and second.
!. 7. SellRrs, W. NJ; Benz. X Pnllen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No. ~. Meets lst FRIDAY o. each
month-Ham. cor Madison aud Second. John
Aiuslle, " NJ; H. P; woodgs II, q, Sec.
HASILT0s, No 2s9. Meets 81 Friday OF each
onth-Odd-EeIlows' Hall. P. NJ. Stanley
W.M; ". d. Butts, Sec
KILwTSSISG, No 81 NU. D. Meets 4th Friday
OF each month-20i Front street John ].
WorshEm, Sd, W N; B. X Fui.en, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PKSS Chapter, No 4. Meets ID Monday OF each
Tnonth-Odd-Fellows' Hall. A. J. Whee.er,
d. p; b. h Paynter. Sec.
X. ANDs. Il.
EUREKA Council. No 6. Meets Sd Monday OF
each month-Odd-Fellows' Hall. John zent,
tn. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEzPLARs.
CTRESE COrumandery, No 4. Meets 9Th Mon
day Of each moath. John Zent, Com; n. J..
Waggin. Rec
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE,
2l4 FT0nf Stree.
HERCEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th No. J.
Stated COMMUNICATIONS ID Wednesday night
NJ: Charles NJ Carroll. 18th. Sec.
HTTHRAs Lodge CT Perfection. I4th.; No. ..
Meets 9Th Wednesday OF each MONTH George
Mellersh, sd G.. NJ. 5 a 4. FranklaHc, sd
Sec.
CAsIPHIA Council Of Princes OF jerusalem. 18TH;
No L Benj. X Pullen, Sd Tarsh-'. -
-, Sec.-.
CALyAEY CHAPrER OF Rose Croix. 18th. No. l.
Charles ". Adams S2d NJ. w; Il. a. Tom
HnAon, S2i, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETs Council Of k-h, S0th.,
No !. Henry p WoOdard, SD. Comm;
William Y. Cirode 82d, Rec
CoNsIsToKY OF WEsT TENNEssEE, sd. John
Afnsie. SD, Comm. IN chiefs Dodge Z.
Trader. SD. Beg.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April lst, ever I: sl,5OO,OOO.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. II. LUCAS, Vice-PresidenI.
WHT. T. SELBY. Secretary.
WIN. n. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
-AT-
NO. ~ MADISON STREET, BeSOtO Block.

MEDICAL EXAMINERS
J. S. WHITE, ND. VT IRWIN. N. D
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DIRECTORS.

THIS Company is ues Policies on lives on al
4 the different plans and at as favorable rates
Is any other while 10 has no restrictions In re-
gprd 10 residence or travel. and an lis profits
are divided annually among its policy bOlders.
70 is prompt in the payment OF losses, having
psid S35.OoO in this city in the last eight
months.
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N. R0sENSFOCI

n. R0SBNSFOCK. President.
ffiHlS Bank VIII open its doors fcf reeular
- ptlslne trelsactious on The FIRST DAY
" MAY NEXT, and VIII be prepared to Re-
celVe deposits, buy and sell Gold, Silver L n
current Money, etc, Exchange on AL principal
eltles OF The United States, Canadss jaed Eu-
- W III allow liberal interest oa time de-
POSTS, end make advances on collaterals and
valuaDles-
Collections promptly attended to.
as14 SIN
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HAIRl HAIRl HAIR
E.L4yIGEE, HAIR DRESSER.

Nc. S55 Main Street. (Up stairs).
-FR +. LAVIGNE would respectfully tpf,rrn
nj ne ladies Of Memphis that he vill leave
ne city N sixty Gays for Paris, % make srarie
ss-ertISns and arrangements for this MAJ kef
IN order 10 this he Offers his nice aud W-sil
assorted SIS les ot hair Goods AZ a great reduo-
siock i tue best ever bro light % this market.
ar BuleIln copy. ap2 2m
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THE NEW BOOK STORE

Has just received a large supply Of Standard, Mis-
cellaneous and School Books, of which the follow
ing forms a part
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Davies Primary, Old and New, University
Legendre Arithmetic; Davies New Elementary
Algebra Billions Caesar and English Grammar
Emersons Arithmetic, LIST and I'd part; McGuffey's
Reader, lSt and I'd
MISCELLANEOUS.
Surry of Eagles Nest Four Years in the Saddle;
The McDonald's, or The Ashes Of Southern Homes;
Every Man his own Lawyer, New Edition) Fred
erick the Great and his Family Frederick the
Great and hi. Court; Frederick the Great and his
Friends; Merchants Of Berlin; Freemasons Monitors.
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A Child's History of Rome Child's History Of
Greece History of Henry the Fourth of Pyrrhus,
of Richard the First, of Richard the Second, OF
Queen Elizabeth of England Library of Famous
Decentralization, Taylor, Lafayette. Napoleon and
Marion Library Of Eminent SIatesmen-Benjamin
Franklin, Henry Clay, Daniel Webster and william
Penn Last Ninety Days of the War (by Spencer)
Last Year of The War (by Jubal Eary); The Story
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Washington: Noble Deeds of Women.
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Campbells, Crabbes, Goldsmihs, Pope's, Mont.
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Works.
HUGH MILLER'S WORKS.
Cruise of the Betsey; Tales and Sketches; Miscel.
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ship of Christ.
NOVELS.
large and well selected supply. Miss Austen's
Novels the Arabian Nights the Works Of Edgar
A. Poe. Also Godey's Ladies' Book for June.
May 81, 1867. TIDDY BRO.
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON 1t will be seen by
the following letter that President johnson wall
visit Raleigh on Tuesday next, the 4th of June
Executive Mansion, Washington, May %.
Hon: ID Haywood, Mayor of Raleigh, NJ C.:
Dear Sir Il have received your letter OF
the 10th instant, and thank you for the cordial
terms in which, as the representative of the
citizens of Raleigh, you ask me to visit that
place.
l accept the invitation of my native city to be
her guest, anc deeply grati6ed for the respect
IN which they hold my fathers memory, will
endeavor to be present with your citizens Oh the
4th day of June, the day set apar, for the cree
ton OF monument to commemorate bis worth.
l am, very respectfully, and truly yours.
ANDREW JOHNSON.