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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Memphis and St Francis River Packet
For 81. Francis River and Tributaries.
Hornewell, Deep Landing and all inter
mediate points.
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BUSINESS

App a co, Eoois aud sEogs. 300 tTonL street:
AMES- BEATTIE&JONES Forniture, 392 Main
street
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LAW CARD.-We call attention to the
card Of Messrs. Ray & WEIGH, 237 Main st.
These gentlemen are lawyers OF ability
and reputation, the former having served
the state in the capacity Of secretary Of
state under Gov. Harris, and the latter as
clerk of the supreme court, in which po-
sitious they reflected credit upon them
selves and the people whom they repre-
scented. All matters entrusted TO them
will be faithfully and promptly at
tend IN
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Men Ri65oHs.-A full line just received
at b. Lowenstein & Bros. jy7 q
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Land For sale.

Nuud{yided one-haIf interest in 55,O1O acres
A OF Red river bottom land, in Laiay cite
an sewer counties
Trff Interest. Che title 70 which is perfect, viii
be- sold al allow tFure, for ouo-third cash and
the remainder a. Ole 2na W years, without
interest
river bottom land, above All DYernok, ana fue
finest body Of laud Iu the state, In CraE ford
F6gs6 lands win be sold together or in par
Apply to PIKE ADAMS
Attorneys e Law
nEq-tr - Min treet, Memphis
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Citizens Union RdnE-DiUideHd-The
Board Of Directors Of the Citizens Uniou
Bank have declared ten per cent profit
for the last three months, ending July T.,
1867, payable to stockholders, free Of tax,
on and after July s, 1867.
jy7-s&t THOMAS BARRETT. Cashier.
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ARTIsTIC.-We paid a visit to tine Of
fee Of our worthy ex-eity engineer, J. II.
Mcclure, in Stillman block, and hSd the
pleasure Of examining the designs of
Central park and Calvary cemetry,
which are beautiful designs, and viii be
highly ornamented when finished also,
q large variety Of designs for city and
country residences. Mr. Nee. IS a prac-
tical qT5hi5Cct, which is certainly a good
recommendation to those wishing the
services Of an architect, thereby saving
time and money and avoiding lawsuits,
which too often arise from imperfect
plans and specifications.
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This supers passenger steamer IL
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY. 9th inst, al s I'm.
wilson q DONAHUE, Agents,
i've It 24 Front street.
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THE ATHENS RIOT RUMOB.-NOt q
8 word has come ver the wires relative
70 z g,Ot in either Athens, Tenn, or
Athens, ala. The story doubtless had
its origin IN the Franklin giOt reports.
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TAKEN W
Fnun6-

& Tel and White Cow, with a young ta.ir
takeu as about 4 miles from the city on lue
Nemure ana Charleston Railroad, which the
owner can have by proving property ana Iay-
ing charges. Uy6s ti
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FOX SALE.

NOUN az the Poplar Street Market. on
+ Tae-day. June 18th, "a large SAFE KEY.
Tae owner can have The same b. applying al
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Handsome Alozam6iques just received
st B. L~owenatein 4 Bros. jys2t
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NOTICES.
FOR RENT.

10 T. t
Two desirable new RESIDENCES, with all
ya..-14r. ont buildings, on the corner OF POM
fgrs. and 81 Martin streets. For terms apply
d, s. LLOYD
fy-. SOB Main street.
NO Il r n t
ON Front Row. - large FOURSrOHY BUILD
ING in complete ORDER No -H tflge ey't.
Aprfy Id Wa. b. GEEENLAM,
~ No. 20 Main street
80 II Il = n II
two OFFICES. formerly Osc0pied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioner. No- %
Madison street. Inquire az Police once, -
Madison street.
MetsPl IS June TO, 1857 -eLLL
NOR lent
STORES and OFFICES in bei-e,.s New
pgs.lfug. on the corner OF Main and Sossih
r.rrt -f-zats Apply in the huIldtng % r. e..
EFTHFIIl or s. r WALKER, JE., In ROOMS
81 1ardT my2I
nor RENT -
AThesrORE-aOUsE, on Second street, known
Us the OLYMPIC.
The apranEIINELN STABLE, pa the alley
s5u.h 81 Madison stlle between Second aoo
am n CAN'T & wADDELL.
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NeO Dress Goods Just received at B.
Lowenstein & Bros. jy9 2t
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A ISLANDER REFUTED.
10 lhe Cltlaens of Memphls.

It is always Notifying to a private
citizen 10 be compelled to deny in q pub
lie journal a malicious Islander, that cir
culates stealthiiy ia private, to his dis
credit q the injury of his business.
Yet, sometimes, the duty becomes 80
imperative that there Is no alternative
except to perform it.
The undersigned have been for some
years In business Is undeFtakers, in
Nashville, under the firm name Of W. r..
Cornelius & Co., and for more than a
year in Memphis, as MeCafrey & Cor
nelius. One Of Us W. r. Cornelius has
resided in Nashville for some twenty
nine years, and it would not be necessary
for him, there, TO notice the Islander Of
which we have b complain. We have
endeavOred to win success, not only BY
attention 10 our business, but by merit
ing, as men and citizens, the good
opinion of the community in which zach
lives.
We learned some time since, from q
lady, that a report was ia circulation in
Memphis, that in 1858 or 1854, when we
were both residing in Nashville, we re-
fused 70 sell a coffin for the burial o. a
confederate soldier, and gave some infOr-
nation TO Gen. Thomas, which eaused
his prohibiting the removal Of the bOdv
Of a Confederate soldier from Nashville
to Memphis, aud this tale has Of late
been repeated by a gentleman Of Mem
phis, who avOWs his belief Of its truth.
but declares that he will not inform us
from whom he learned it, as his inform
ant was a lady.
We have for some time been very well
aware that this report has been used. as
other discreditable means have, 10 fniurs
Us In u business, and by preventing US
from receiviag q share Of the public
patronage, to ultimately drive Us from
the city and leave the field entirely to
others.
The report is false, from beginning TO
end, 10 the general and in particular, nor
was there ever the least color for the
invention OF 50 infamous q Islander. One
OF cur FRA MIR. Cornelius) is q native Of
4~ennsylvania, longresident in the South,
in al his feelings and with his whole
heart q sympathizer with the COnfede-
rate cause. The other is q native-bOrn
hentuckian. in every way loyal and true
20 the south. It would have been i'm
possible for either to refuse to sell a coffin
TO be used in the burial Of a Confederate |
Either would gladly have gfpsn
one, at any time, a. they haze given
many.
The charge whispered against Us is one
which, if true, ought to lose Us all pat
10 this city, ard the good opinion
Of al its people. Il it is false, our BUSH
ness and our characters ought 10 longer
10 suffer and others to profit by it. We
invite all who have felt interest enough
in the matter to give circulation to the
to make any inquiry they choose
~ regard 70 it. and prove it If they can.
They will find that there was lever any
foundation or color Tor it, and that we
been unjustly maligned.
W. Il. CORNELIUS,
j. B MCCAFFEEN. I
MEMPHIS. July = 1867.
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L . X . A l. F.
The Shoemaker shop OF Jacob Nalcl, de-
ceaseI. A good stand complete and well fur
ui~Hed. This desirable stand for sale BY Nalen
tine Malci, admir-. Inquire OF JOAN WENu-
IANDT D Nam. jy6t
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BASE BALL.-Cn Sunday the Arctic
and Sumter base ball clubs played a
match game. The latter was defeated,
the score being: Sumter, 4S Arctic, 81
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Ribbons! EiG6OnS!! Ribbons IA
full line just received at B. Toweastein &
Bros, jy7 2t
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Whose Dry Goods Store is that next
to Ward q Leguereis drug store? 1t is
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s Damaged Stock, where
you can buy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, ETC., at your " price. Must
be sold in thirty days. Remember 2l9
Main street is tho piacs.
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VapOr Baths, at the Good Samaritan's,
No. 1855 Jefferson street. je6 I'm
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A SUCCESSFUL KNIGHT.-The success
ful knight at the Water Valley tourna-
ment was George w. MCKEE, who hiss
taken a prize in every instance in which
be has been a contestant. At st. Louis,
Bolivar, Tenn, C~hulahoms, Miss, the
recent tournament at Memphis, and the
one just closed at Water Valley he has
won one of the prizes. These are very
o~reditable exhibitions Of equestrian skill,
and prove him 10 be a finished rider. Our
correspondent gives an interesting sc-
count of the riding at Water Valley in
another column.
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PLANTATION Am NEW siEAA
saw MILL F0R ShLE,

RARE CHANCE y A PAYING IN
a veStment The plantation is known as the
town OF " Lake Bluff, on Hhite river, Ark, ~
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, coBtaiulugh5tWH seen four aud nFe
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
I5 feef above the late overflow the remainder
heavily timbered, together with Use wn3le OF
half Interest la "a EEW TEAM SAW MILL,
forty horse " Engine, Blacksmith'a shop,
CarEenter's Tools. Wagons and all necessary
appurtenauces for running the same. There Is
a fine Mansion with aine rooms, a Cstern, tct-
Dacity G0UJ gallouE,J three Cabins a Warehouse
two good Wood faIds, and tie best landings
on the river. The above viii be sold at low hg-
Cres and on easy terms, For further partlcu-
lars address Mrs. N. T. z
mystf Appeal ONCE
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and cheap BOARDING
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ANNOUNCEMENT
CONGREsS-

TOHN w. SMITH is q candidate for
81 reelection to the Office Of state Senator ioT
tho 18th District, composing the counties Of
Shelby and Fayette. Election on the nEat
hursday ia August. apl4u
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Mr.. Efft0r; Please announce me as a caudi-
date for reelection 10 Congress. WIN me
uriHen Constitution and The unqualified IN
dorSement OF the administration QI AngfeW
Johnson as my plntf0rm Of principles Wnlch
VIII he uore clearly dehuedin my to~rthcomlnt.
" circular address" and a personal interview
aDrlq ts JOHN W LEFTWiCH.
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gres>ionRl District
The undersigned, candidates for con-
gress, viii address the people of the sew
enth congressional district at the follow
ing times and places, viz
Huntingdon, Saturday, July -.
Red Mound, Monday. July -.
Lexington, Tuesday, July rs.
Camden, Thursday, July Is.
Marlborough, Friday, July 80.
Stevensou's Mill, Weakley county,
Wednesday, July "a
Como, Henry county, Thursday,
July %.
ISAAC Il. HAWKINS,
WIN. Z. CALDWELL
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FOR SALE.
steam. EngLne, Nearly Nesc.

TITREE feet stroEe, thirteen ncn ey taaer.
IRON bed pale. with heater, pun p>. pipes
boiler. Gre mont. ggats bars, and smoke stack
complete.
100 i've o. horse portable engine and
boiler con. pete. at low figures Inquire OF.
N.
I'LL NIL rr.Ha-9F..af
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TABLEAUx AND CONCERT AT FRIAR's
PoINT, MLss.-We learn that a few even
ings since the young ladies and gentle
men Of Friar's Point, Mississippi, gave a
tableaux concert entertainment, the pro-
ceeds Of which were devoted to the fund
now being raised TO purchase a home in
that State for Mr.. Davis. It is said to
have been a fine sffair-and also success
ful p~ecuniarilY.
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You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
10 report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
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IN Offering OUR BTTTEES to the Southern
i Public, we have no hesitancY IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tIoA IN our markets In their dsvisement they
are purely Southern compounded win q
special Adaptitude 70 the vaFisus types OF
stomEeie dsrangsmsnta prevalent "a our
climate. -
tisa gentle sftmulsnt 70 the system amer
undergoing a severe Illness.
It is a cure FOR Dyspepsia
It assists Digestion.
Il cares Diarrhea aud ChOIsra Morbuz.
a preventive for Chius and Feverz
It's an tnvalusDls companion for persons
travelling al AL seasons or ths year.
It's a HOEE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
- Sold everywhere
Q. h. EBERT & CO..
Sole Pr-oprietors.
1eol0 q memphis Taun-
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. CINCINNATI,

Fun
Regular Memu4issad Cincinnati Packet Dean
Line.
FOR Cair0f louisville and Cincinnati.
HARRY DEAN Rlaisdell master
This elegant steamer isloadingat IT.
fOotofCourt street. and leaves On uA
TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at 5 pm,
JAS. T. BOUR8E q Co, ACTS,
Iy72t 10. = Jefferson street.
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, BootQ
and Shoes must be sold in thirty days,
regardless Of cost or value, ut NJ. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 2l3 Main street, next to
Ward & Leguere's drug store.
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LARRY FARMsTAD's AGENCY.-We
again direct attention TO the fact that
Larry Hagmstad d CO., corner Of Main
and Madison streets, sell tickets over all
the great through routes Of the north, to
any point desired ia the United STATES
and Canada. Tickets from here to Que
bee, st. Paul, or UppefMaine, anywhere,
can be obtained over the very bestroutes,
and at the lowest prices.
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BOARDING.
C

u c.
FamUies or single gentlemen can obtain
hoard and good rooms; also day boarders can
l accommodated at 5I SecOnd street, between
Gayoso and B1al. teNU
Furnished rooms, with good board. can be
bad at reasonable rates at No. 100 Monroe
street Also a few day boarders can be accom-
modated. jel9tf
u 0 A r ID G.
Nicely Furnished Rooms, with good Board, can
be had en- reasonable terms al No. Ion Adams
street.
Also, a few Day Boarders can be accosm7-
dated. leoh
SELEOTand cheap BOARDING
= FEW DEsIsABLE ROOMS, either fur
nishedo OF unfinished, TO rent, with board TO
either gentlemen or families, convenient 10
business within one square Of Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, at No. BOG
so.,rd street near Madison. Je2tf
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III |T""
A. J. Fletcher, radical, will address
the people at the following times and
places, viz:
Huntingdon, Carroll county, July 10.
Irrelevant, Carroll county, July II.
Trenton, Gibson county, July II.
Brownsville. Haywood county, Julyl3.
Memphis, Monday evening, July Is.
Bolivar, Hardeman county, July 10.
Dresden, Weakley county, July Il.
Col. c. S. Cameron, Of Shelby, con-
sentative, by invitation Of the conserva-
tive citizens, viii address the people in
reply to Mr.. Fletcher at the above named
places on the same day, OF will divide
time with Fletcher If he is willing.
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A Rare Chance for Country Mer-
chants and Planters to attend the Great
Closing out Sale Of Damaged Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Notions, etc.
at NJ. Kraus 3 Co.'s, 2i3 Main street,
next TO Ward & Leguere's drug store.
Must be sold in thirty days.
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THE ENTERTAINMENT THIS EVEN
ING.-Remember the entertainment at
tie Tabernacle tonight for the benefit
Of The Fanny Thurston fund" There
viii be reGitations. and vocal and instru-
mental music. Fhe osst amateur talent
Of the city will furnish the ~euteftsiu-
ment. Go early and secure seats.
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Lace Points very cheap at B. Lowen-
stein & Bros. jy7 2t
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places, viz:
Lagrange, Tuesday, July o.
Oakland, Friday, July -
Macon, Saturday, July l3.
Belmont. Monday, July IS.
Manu's Depot, Wednesday, july Il.
Shelly Depot, Thursday, July Is.
Bartlett, Friday, July 10.
Raleigh, Saturday, July 20.
Cuba, Tuesday, July %.
Germantown, Wednesday, July "A.
Baskerville, Thursday, July D
S0merviIle, Saturday, July p.
At which appointments w. J. Smith
and +. ;. Richards are respectfully in
vited to be present, and divide time.
Gen. P. B. Glenn viii attend the most OF
the above appointments, and address
the people upon the important issues OF
the hour.
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DIvIDENp-Yesterdav the board Of
directors Of the DeSOtO Insurance and
Trust company declared q dividend of
ten per cent, less government tax, on
the capital stock Of the
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NelO Ri55oas.-A full line Just received
at 3. L0wenstein & Bros. jy7 2t
Citizens Union BanE-DiUidend-The
Board Of Directors Of the Citizens Uniou
Bank have declared ten per cent profit
for the last three months, ending July I,
1867, payable to stockholders, free Of tax,
on and after July 8, 1867.
jy7-sGt THOMAS BARRETT, Cashier
Ribbons! RiJ5ousN Ribbons MA
full line just received at B. Lowenstein
4 Rros. jy7 2t
Don't Fb7 to look at those Cheap
White Shirts and Linen Drawers at NJ.
KraUs & Co.'s, 213 Main street, next to
Ward Il Lecturers drug store.
Lace Points very cheap at B. Loweu-
stein & Bros. jyT 2t
Don't FbF to look at those cheap Do
mestics at NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, 313 Main
street, next to Ward & Leguere's drug
store Must be sold IN thirty days.
Dry Goods reduced at B. Lowenstein
& Bros. iy7 2t
ATTENTION DIsTILLKRs.-New Stills
bUiig 10 order and second Hand Stills
for sale at %HOllenbeFg 4 Oertel's, COppe~-
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, no. 3i6
Second street. Steamboat WORK prompt
ly attended to, jy5 daWtf
An kinds Of Dry Goods marked down
at b. Lowenstein y Bros. jyT It
TaSOg TohOs SDortsmeH.-For sale a
fine brace of Gordon Setter Puppies,
" Black and Tan, 2 bred from stock i'm
ported by our genial friend and good
sportsman, W. A. Williams, ESQ. To
those In want Of a thoroughbred dog,
this Is an opportunity seldom offered.
Apply at 81 North Court street.
je23 Il.
New Lcce Points received at B. Low
enstein and Bros. jy7 1t
Great t~tracHoa.-T0 all whom itmay-
concern: Know We, that I, Alfred Mar
Z~oratti, have this day, after making a
trip around the world, returned to myoId
home in Memphis, and all my old friends
and acquaintance, and new ones, are
cordially invited to partaks Of a grand
free lunch, and listen to some delightful
music, on Monday morning next, at the
Mozart Hotel, No. 30 Monroe street,
Respectfully, A. MARxGHATrL.
Gcn1eIea Tsbo BaH5 Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Ready-made Clothing, Shirts,
Drawers, Socks, Neck-ties, Umbrellas
and a complete line Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, attend the Great Closing Out
Sale of damaged Goods at N. Kraus &
Co.'s, 2l3 Main street, next to Ward d
LeGuere's drug store.
4 Large Stock Of Ribbons received ~
b. LOWenstein y Bros. iv1 q
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FOR LOUISVILLE.
FOR RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine Bluff and
l. title Rock.
FLORENCE TRABER ..Haines master
This splendid passenger paeAst -
will leave as above on S
THIS DAY, Gth .IsL, at . pm,
LEVY MILLEB, Agents,
Iya It 81 Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,

Il Large Stock Of Ribbons received %
LOwenstein & Bros. iv7 z
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Regular IT Francis River Packet.
For Helena. Wiftsburg and ST Francis
EiVer
MOLLIE HAMBLETON bowman Master
This splendid passenger packet @
leaves on -
TUESDAY, July sts, at . pm.
LARRY HARAISTAD q CO., Agents,
Corner Main and Madison SIS,
fy7 2t or City WharfbOat foot Monroe ST.
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News N BRIEF-Rsv. Father Roche
fort, Of st. Peters and st. Pauls
church, has gone north.
-Four women were arrested on Sum
day for fighting. Bad business.
Joseph Cohen has been arrested on
the too common charge Of wife-beatiug.
The police have made another haul
Of macksreis.
For alleged assault upon John Hines
with a knife, with intent TO kill, NJ. J.
Eel was arrested on Sunday.
David Num- and w J. Smith made
characteristic speeches st Wildwood,
Haywood county, on saturday.
-Thirty-uue cases were disposed OF in
police court yesterday, and thirty. four
dollars collected,
A gentleman who " let himself ont F."
q little too rapidly in driving on the
Nicholson pavement was yesterday fined
six dollars.
The registration In Tishomingo
county, Miss, f0ots up 1852 whites and,
astonishing 70 relate, only 32l blacks
tottl, 20l3. Coriuth is in this county.
The two Smiths in the senatorial
raee-Johu w. and W. Twill divide
time a 2 political meeting in La Grange
to-day.
The Memphis T-vpogrspn,cs. Union
has declined apru2ositlou OF u heWspa-
per proprietors to reduce the price OF type
setting from seveuty-fye to siXty-hve
cents per thOusauI eEls.
Throwing stones from a sling Is
sometimes an expensive pastime. Yes
terday a boy was fined five dollas in the
police court for being a little too mlscel-
%iane0us in bis aim.
The wife and family Of JuaTez. the
Mexican butcher, accompanied by seve-
raj other saEues-ali NeXicaus-were at
he Overton Sunday they let on the
Great Republic for Mexico, via Jew Or
leans, yesterday.
For having in his possession some
swindling apparatus whereWith TO blind
the eyes Of the simple, Il c0lGTsd !ndivid-
u2l known as John Williams alias Tom
Davis, was fined fifty dollars in police
court Yesterday. Not having the neces-
sarv shekels John alias Tom was permit
ted to shed additional luster upon the
changing.
CAPT. Thomss +. Tobin won the
match horses ana carriage raa{ed az
Weatherbee's Saturday night. He and
the well known pilot, Capt. Jas. Perry,
threw forty-thr5s eagh, End the latter
refusing $50 for his chance, another
" throw " decided the question. As our
friend the captain is handsome, gallant
aud unmarried and has a two " boss -
team to boot, We advise y~ounglsdydom
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ATTENTION DISTILLERs.-NeW Stills
built TO order ard second Hand Stills
for sale st %HOllenbeFg 4 Oertel's, COppee-
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, 10. 3iG
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
ly attended to, jy5 dawtf