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FIRE SUNDAY NIsHT.-Between six
and seven o'clock on Sunday night, IS
one OF the servants was lighting a kerO-
sene lamp In the eookhOUse st the state
hospital, the fluid ignited, the flames
quickly spread, and the building was In
a very short time one mass Of fire. For
tuLately the night was still, scarcely a
breath of air stirring, else the pest house
and the main building would have been
destroyed. The servants and neighbors
labored hard and succeeded in staying
the progress Of the devouring element.
The loss will not probably exceed seven
hundred dollars.
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FOUND DEAD.-From the Vicksburg
Herald Of the Sth we learn that a young
man named ]. W. Winters had been
found dead near Brownsville, Kinds
county, Mississippi. From the surround,
ipgs, there is no doubt that he had
been murdered. Winters was q native
of Baton Rouge, La, where he claimed
to have relations living. He viii nc
doubt be remembered SIS having been IL
Memphis last year engaged in the light.
ming rod business with w. H. Riley. Ar
inquest was held by d. 5. Burch, Esq.
magistrate at Brownsville, and the re-
mains deeently inferred Should any OF
his relations or friends desire further in.
formation, they can procure it by address
ing d. S. Burch, J. P. Brownsville, Miss
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FoR an RIvER.

EO& III 1Gs
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet.
Fsr Helena, EaFSIeOn Pine BiHh, Little
Rock.
k-AeL
This SUPERB passenger steamer 0
viii leave as above -
TUESDAY, 14th inst at 5 pm.
AS BOURNE &CO, Agents.
mvIZ2t No. II Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis aud Arkansas River Packet
For HeIeHa, Napoleon, Pine BiuG s1d
Little Rock
CELFSTR--.Reese Pritchard master
This exc Ment passenger steamer -
will leave IS above ~
TUESDAY, ,4th inst, at ) Pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts-,
myl22 and City Wharfboat foot Monroe ST
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THANKs.-We are again under Obli-
cations to Capt. Mccormack, and the
attentive officers of the old reliable
steamer Commercial, for late papers in
advance of the tardy msils. Keep on,
brave bows, YOU are doing well.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This court me-
Yesterday at the criminal court room
They were engaged ali morning hearing
motions. Seven cases were set for tria
to-day, as follows: 5, s, SO, 81, 40, SO 81
The court meets at the usual hour.
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THE WEATHER The weather for the
past two days has been hot, sultryr dry
and dusty. S~prinkling carts, Ice water,
and all that sort Of thing are IN much
requisitiOn. Until we get the pavement
we will rejoice either in a sea Of mud or
clouds of dust.
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-DIaECToRY.

COMMERCIAL Rank OF Tennessee, corner
Madison anu Mniu streets.
FI1sr stionsi nan a Msdi-on street
GERMANlA Bunk ng Cimpans, % Second
street
oEkAAN . x 15 MAIN
SAYUsO ,sy- ins tuition, H-A
street "
HOME Fntarznc sna rus Company IL
Madison street
TSTEFE-0N Tr-gr11Se and Trust Company,
Q Madison street
MEMPHIS Insurance Company, ~ Aaa-
son street
MERCHANTS National Bank Jehsrson
street. -
MEMPHIS CITY szyiDgs Institute, 10 5euef-
son street,
OGDEN, To6sy . 40, le Jenerson street
Rank on Tennessee, y Manson
street.
sEyTNGS Bank OF Memphis, "a Main street
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These Elegant All Linen, Full
! Bosom Shirts. ~ Drake a Cos.
x77 Main street. my12 ct
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SENT UP.-Marths Brown, the negro
servant who was charged with stealing
some three hundred dollars worth OF
property from her mistress, wss yester-
day, in default of bail, sent to the erimi-
nal court for trial by Justice Creighton.
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The aurora Oa.-The Introduction
of this oil is destined to WORK a great
revolution in the lighting world. It
possesses many adyTtages over all
! means Of light, from the fact that u Is
mach cheaper than gas or coal OIL, y Iree
/ from any offensive smell, and best Of all,
uon-explosive. We have examined II
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounce It superior % anything extam
for the purposes for which 1t Is recon-
mended. II IL also superior TO turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. II. G. Dewitt y Co.
have an office at "a Madison street, but
they dispose of state Rnd county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years 10 run. Territory Is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will find this q good IN
vestment. Don't forget, "A Madison
street, up stairs. apz1u
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


TOHN w. SMITH is candidate foE
ID reelection TO the Office Of state senator lof
The 2Jth District, composing the counties OF
Thursday ia August ap24u
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F0R OIN0IHNATI.

Regulsr Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
Fer Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
.Shinkis master
This ane passenger packet leaves L.
for the above ~
TUESDAY, May "a, at 5 pm.
LEVY q MILLER, Agents,
myi2 q So Madison street.
Regular Nemphisan Cincinnati Packet Dean
For CasxO, Evansvfile, LsouisVflie and
Cfneinnad.
MINEEOLA.--.W. r. Miller master
This swift running stsamsr VIII -
leave as above On ~
TUESDAY, Ith inst. at 5 pm
las I. BOURNE StO, Agra
mylFst No. q jefferson street.
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N. Filter: Please announce me As a candi-
date for re election 20 Congress-. with the
uTfnci Constitution and the unqualified in
~dursoment OF tbs administration OF Andrew
Johnson as my platform Of principles, which
will be ore clearly denned IN my forthcoming
" circular address" and personal Interview
pFlor 70 the election.
spriq te JOHN W. LEFIWltH.
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o WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and White River Tuesday
Packer
For Helena, FgIaEss Point, Duvalfs
Bluff. Little Hdez, Augusta, Des Arc
aud JaeksOnpOrt.
Positively eonnec ing at Duvslls Bun with
train for Little Rock.
UdSte1
This new and elegant passenger -
steamer Leaves on 49,
TUESDAY, I9th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY 4 MILLER, Agents,
mvt2 II 81 MadisOa street
Regular Memphis aad White River Tuesday
Packet.
Fer DuVaIfs Riufl, Little Rock, West
Point. Searey, Augusta and Jacksonport.
Positively connecting at DuVslI's Bluff with
train for Little Rock.
COMNERCIAL-----~--.4 master
This elegant passenger steamer N
will leave -
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
JAMES T. BOURNE &CO Agents,
myl2 p No. u jefferson street.
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Rc-NIcs-For pic-nies, balls or par
ties, take MoOk's celebrated string band.
Once No. 800 Second street. MAJ 4w
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NC GIFT
Or any other SWiRdIef
MISSOURI AED KENtUGKT STATE AED
HAVANA LD7fERIBs-
ONLY LEGAL LOTTERIES Is U. S.

THEY are drawn undsr state Charters. have
been drawn for over FcRTY YEARS
Bonds must be and are depos led with ia.
Collector a. Security.
The prizes as drawn In public by two svorn
Commfzionersappointsd D the state
Must be drawn II tickets ars sold or not
p RIZ Is L Ca H.
There are two State Drawings each day, and
two Havana DRAWINGS each month.
Drawings can be seen Two hours aner pur-
Z elise Of tickcfa
One-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizos paid on day OF purchase.
tickets 81 TO ~ accoEuinc 70 scheme.
Prizes 81 toS1o0Dc, scccrdlnZ 10 scheme
I % IefsrEon street.
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Furnishing Goods, nj brakes
Co.'S, s7z Rsafn street. myl2S e
Don't fail TO attend the great closing
out sale Of Dry Goods, etc, et cost, at
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. Els Main street,
opposite the Worsham house.
mayI4 1w
Trunks. YaIises and saseheIs.
al f,rRke 81 Co.'s, 2z7 Main
street. myI2 ct
ETKERIDGE CoM1SG.-The Central
County Committee are requested 10 meet
at the Law Court room, on Tuesday,
May 18th, at 2 o'clock pm, 10 make
preparation to receive Hon. Emerson
Etheridge on Friday next. The Com
mittee on Ways and Means are requested
to be present.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Chairman.
Nay Il, 1851. my n
DonF fail to attend the great closing
out sale Of Dry Goods, etc, 81 cost, az
NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, No. 2is Main street,
opposite the Worsham house.
may141W
Lace Points just opened at Meuken
Bros. myI22 Ct
Lines T5cels for sale at reduced prices,
at the New Orleans Cheap Store, 2l0l
Main street. mayI2S 50
Drake q Co., CIOihiers. 2zz
Main street. my12 81
Linen SAeetiag for sale very low, at
the New Orleans Cheap Store, 2iOl Main
street. myI2 81
Pusher Points at Menkeu Bros.
myl22t
Extra Size Suits, at brakes,
277 Main street. my12 80
Real Lace Points. Bros.
my122
DdD9dscenC Lace PiHts.-Menken
Bros. myI2 2t
The DahIia sack, nj brakes,
S57 Nam street. myl2 Sc
Lace Rints-Look at the stock Of
Menken Bros. my12 2t
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OsaL-Blgley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street. have spendid Pittsbnrg
coal. Leave your orders. teb4-o
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Furnishing Goods, at Drake&
Co.'S. 2z7 mafn street. myl2 ct
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AeGafeys Cotton Planters, oniyS25,
made at 161 Madison street, by Treat &
Hamilton. apli-u
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school SateheLs. fer children.
at Brakes. 277 Eat1 street.
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CLOSING OUT-The closing out sale OF
Messrs. NJ. Kraus l. Co, at their retail
store No. 2lS Main street, corner OF
Adams, Is attracting much attention
from the lovers Of real bargains. Their
wholesale business, on the corner OF
Second, has increased so largely that
they have determined to close cut their
retail stock at a sacrifice. The selection
j LARGE and varied, and well worthy the
consideration OF buyers. Gall and exam
Inc n at 2lS Main street.
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Bound OvER.-TwO men named Mil
Ter and Woods met near the fair GROUNDS
on the old Raleigh road, on Saturday
night, when q dispute arose, during which
Miller made some remarks not eompll-
mentary TO the fair .spe Of the Woods
family. This so much enraged Woods
that he drew a pistol and Cred on Mil
Ter, wouuding him in the thigh, %intiict-
ing a flesh wound only. The accused
was arrested and brought before AT.
Justice Creighton. when be gave bonds
to appear on Thursday morning to
answer to the charge.
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FOR LOUIsvILLE.
Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet.
For Cairo and Louisville.
ARGONAUT, No. 2-.-EveThart master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
will leave -
THIS DAY, 18Th inss- at ) pm
LEVY & MILLER. Agents.
myl4lt 81 Madison street.
Regular Memphtsand Louisville Packet.
FoF Cairo and Louisville.
ARGOSAIrT. No. s..---Everhart master
This splendid passenger packet L.
viii leave a. aboveOn 60
THIS DAY. l4tb inst, at ) PM.
LARRY HARMSTAD & o Agents,
Corner Main and Madison is or
myl4it Cty Nharfcoat- loot Monroe u.
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RESORTS.
Montvala eprines. 1867.

mOnEBaAS SPRINGS 1901.
oleced in thoroueb Tepair and turnis &C
%lth new furniture. viii be optn ior NlslLOr
"a TIE ~ ofJuue uuder the direction ana con
drol Of the undersigned. propIl-,0fs 81 tbe
AuRfrican Hotel, Atlanta, ia MontNaAe PIE
sents the surOnge~t attractions 70 ooth lnNaLlu
refsrklnent Rud The bcautupt E~prronnulnt
acanesv. fhan OF the restorative powers Of us
WALeE We have reduced the price 90 BOARD 70
the tgEest figures c u~Istent vi b "a proper p o.
Vision for toe entertainment OF oar guests
Board PSF day, s. per week, 81 per mont,
ssg WITH AZ -Eisogauca FOR families. Traveller,
by rail reach the Springs BY speciFl conY+yanc
from IOudOn, o. by regular oaIy malcoaehe'
fuom Knoxville, Tenn
ap5 eadlm WHITES WHITLOCK-
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For cheap Mozambiques call at Rice,
Silk & Co.'s. may11 1w
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AFRIcAN MISSIONS.
FOhEIHN MIsoIUN5.
Hoeated in Richmond. Va

PreSiGeut-J. Is. Jeter,
Wee Pesidents-A. NJ. Poindexter
Va, Hiram Woods, Nd; ]. G. Furnsan
s. G.; w. NJ. Wingatt N. c.; Henry Nc
Donald, KY; w. II. Robert, ARK; G. NJ
irwin, Ga; G. W. Rogers, Mo; F. Court
ebay, La; ]. Shaekleford, La; II. Gar
rett, Texas ]. +. Brown, Fla; u. P
Bestor, Miss; Matt. Hillman, Tenn.
Corresponding S~scrSlary-J. B. Tay
Tor, Va.
Treasurer-E. Workman.
Recording Sscretary-W. H. Gwath
my.
Audaor-C. +. Workman.
hoard Of Naadqers-A. RylaBd, A
P. Fox, A. Speed, II X. Ellyson, A. +
Dickinson, ]. A. Chseblss, J. B. Wood
c. H. Winston, J, B. Watkins, A. 6
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Health g More Precious than Gold !
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, 20S Main street.
mehR daWIU
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Don't fail to attend the great closing
out sale Of Dry Goods, etc, et cost, at
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 21s Main street,
| opposite the Worsham house.
nravI1 1u
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FoR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

FOR ST FRANCIS RIVER.
Regular ~ Francis River Packet
For Helena, Wlttsburg and -, Francis
RiVers
MOLLIE HAMBLEFQN ..~,...-Bowman Master
This splendid passenger steamer L.
will leave for the above on -
TUESDAY, 18th Inst, at . pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO. Agents,
corner Main and Madison sts.,
my12 It or WharfbOot foot MOoroe 81,
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HAND OvER.-At a late hour on Satur-
day night, as Mr.. William Sweeny, an
employee of the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, wss gsing to his lodgings,
he was stopped neal the Madison streeI
bridge and compelled to hand over a
valuable gold watch and all the auto
graphs Of Mr.. Spinner that he was pos
sessed Of.
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AT COsr.-H any Of u readers are
doubtful Of their ability TO obtain gas
fixtures at New York cost, chandeliers
and al the appurtenanees thereto be-
longing, let them go to 344 Second street,
opsesiSs Greenlaw opera house, and be
satisfied OF the fast that such is the case.
Messrs. Korte d McDonough advertise
their articles at a tremendous reduction,
and win sell as set forth in their card.
They keep everything used in their line,
and are prepared to attend to all orders
with the utmost nrompLitude.
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LECTURE To-NIGHT.-The lecture to-
night, for the benefit Of the widows and
orphans Of Confederate soldiers, will be
delivered by Gen. Albert Pike. The
Arions will be on hand TO enliven the
exercises. Purchase tickets at the book
stores to aveid confession at the door, and
let the Tabernacle be crowded Tor the
benefit Of the Fanny TnurstOn Fund. p
Mr. ScrsntoG viii, by request, sing Bin
gen on the Ahine.
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Trunks. Falises and ~saseheIs.
al F'rnke q Co.'S, 2Z1 Main
street. myI2 ct
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LOG THIEF.-Up0l information re
ceived yesterday, Mr.. Justice Creighton
issued his warrant against John Oliver
and his son George, charging them with
stealing two saw logs, the property OF
Mark r. Cheek, captain Of the Mound
City packet Peosta. The old man was
discharged, but George comes Up for 6
further hearing to-day.
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CITY MATTERS.

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIvE: DEFAR
New Orleans Express. daily, s:p am. 10 oa-m.
FREIGHT daily Except sun
To commenced sunday, May 9th
my4 q =. OAKLEY, Gen. Ticket Agt
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TIE CITY BoARD.-The board Of
mayor and aldermen will meet tonight
at half-past seven O'Clock, pursuant TO
adjournment. Several important mat
I tiers will undoubtedly come up, in con-
| nection with the hospital and the sani-
tsry condition of the city. It behOoves
fife citizens to take note Of the actions OF
taeir Eepresentatives at this crisis.
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REsCINDED

The resolution fixing the hour Of ad-
iournment at 6 o'clock was rescinded,
and on motion the session was continued
/ q half hour later. II was then resolved
to hold q night session.
Adjourned until S pm.
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TUESDAY, Ith Inst az ; pm,
LEVY 4 MILLER, Agents.
r,-tg - ~ Madfeoa street
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Gentlemen will find the celebrated
Bismarck Shirts at A. Seessel & Sons.
myll Nv
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Don't fail to attend the great closing
out sale Of Dry Goods, eto., at cost, at
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 2lS Main street,
opposite the WoTshsm house.
r,ov1A TW
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THg COUgTS.


CHANcERY COURT OF MEMPHIS
Court will convene hereafter at 8 O'Clock
am. Friday will be motion day. Tit
following IL the calendar:
cALESDAR FoR TUESDAY. NAY II, is7.
l. Jae. D. Ruasn ". Taos. J. Read.
? joel AIKEN ct al. NS- Jno. Dodds 20 al.
3 ThOs. 0; Nelson, exr, Va s 2. Bernard
l. Seth Wheatler ~. VIA. Chase. r.
8. P. H. d EWolet al. ". Wm. COnneil ct n.
8. +. 4 N. Rank vs.. B " Britt e al
4 simon A. Pearce vs.. John a Farley admir-
g. T. OstTander e FL -. John Haist1n-
=. q Faulkner vs. John RnrEh1mer.
U. II. senderiin ct - vs.. n. Sanderlin 81 al
II. r. X. Turnan VS. d +. Wheeler ct Al
r. s. Tate Ct a.. W heirs and creaitOrs OF > II
la A. II Douglass ". n. !. Lock ct al.
u. .. 3 LyoHvs N. 2 Gaines et Al.
Is. Fletcher Lane ct al, ex p rte.
q J. r. Whitoy e 81 vs. 4 Whitoy = a..
Is. C. q. Cart-r vs. ". ConaDt et al.
~. T.b.A yres vs }. &. Bradley e. al.
Il. +. j. Gs6bs, admr vs.. P Babcocke ii.
p J \. Wi Hams O. al W. L Conss e al.
q W. A. Bickford vs. 81. Coleman etal.
a. Thomas J. Smiley '. w. Coleman ct Al.
%. j. ~ Tate. exir, W. NJ. A. Coleman ct al.
q Kingslsnd a Ferguson v. ". Coleman Of al.
q J. a. GenIn ". W. Coleman &c al.
~. ) r. Bots et al, ex par c.
~. !. l. hlil vs. J.N. brhIl1y - AZ
n. l.. Amls. JF, vs. John Wife.
g. william Garvin 81 al W. K Il. Morgan ct al.
&C. u r. Hin, g'dn ex psrte.
-. II. =. Jones ct al, eK parte.
b. William n. McCuliey efaL vs. ". b. Wright
et al.
rs. ). c. Haiviand ct 81. vs.. H. v wooten ct al.
g.. = McAtplne ct al W. J. l.. sandrans et al.
IS. Knote & -engster vs. J. l.. SufsraGs ct al.
-. f.. J William, administrator, Ell al. VI. j. Il.
VIII iams 81 al.
%. G DeLoach vs. C. Null ct al.
al John W. IgafeS VS. G.. MuI ct a.
q John S-f1aytOu vs. G Null ct a..
%. VIM Mills ". N. Ford, admin strator.
Il L. W. Stalk, administrator, vs. n. CockeTeu
et al.
H. r. 3. HaWley, administrator, VS.. c. Carroll
et al
as. W. x. Garrett vs. Jas. T. Lauderdais et al.
a. C..HuttOn vs.. A. p. CogsWeil ct a..
Is. J. {. Bradley vs.. j. X. Ferguson et al.
~. j l. Lssth vs. r FerguSCn Ell Al.
90. J. J. AcMahon vs.. J. K Ferguson et al.
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Figured ami white HBarseilies
vests, al Drake & Gg.as, 27T Main
street, myl2 st
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For SIR Walking Saques, allow prices
call st Rice, Silk & Co.'s. maylI lw
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SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

Rev. D. P. Bestor, Of Miss, submitted
q report on Evangelizstion. Objection
being made to a political allusiOn con
tanned therein, that portion was with
drawn by the Committee, and the report,
| "a arnpnled. adnnted.
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CHANcERY COURT OF MEMPHIS,
Court will convene hereafter at 8 O'Clock
am. Friday will be motion day. The
following IL the calendar:
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For a nice selection of Organizes, ST
reduced prices, call st Rice, Silk & Co.'s.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-06-20
Vaccination.

A memorial to the British Privy Coun-
Gil, signed by a number of medical men
including DIR. Charles Pearce, DIR. Caplin
and DR.. Spencer Hall, declares that the
worlds confidence in vaccination and its
admiration of DR.. Jenner have been the
result of a complete mistake. It states
''that before an impartial tribunal your
lmemorialfsts are prepared to prove that
there is a large and increasing scepdcism
as to the utility of vaccination in the
country, justified by the fact that for SOME
years past the proportion of vaccinated
patients when smallpox prevails is 75 and
so per cent; that DIR. Jenner's theory that
the single cicatrix left by the pustule was
an indication that the person was protect
ed for life has been given UP OH all sides,
and re-vaccination every seven, five OF
three years is recommended, and that there
should not be less than eight well-formed
plstules."