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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY A

OFFICE OF THE DAILY
MEMPHIS. May q, 1867. }
Gold is not offered as largely as during
a few days past, owing TO the decline IN
price and the general belief b q II VIII
advance during the summer. There Is
also q better local demand than usual
some of our brokers selling all they can
buy without recourse to shipment. The
opening rate to-day, in New York, was
$3.50, at2 pm. 1t had advanced be- Gar
market ruled steadily at 354c buying.
Selling at 364c.
Silver is offered in but small amounts.
Buying at 28 10 &c. Selling at 2Sc.
City scrip is better than yesterday.
Brokers offer 50 to $50, and sell at 81 to
SOC.
County warrants are in good demand.
Buying at SSc. Selling at so to 92e.
Police scrip is in more demand, and
active at 73c buying. Selling at soc.
Exchange is becoming sitter, with the
supply barely equal to the demand.
Eastern sight is buying at of, and sell
ing at to premium, while New Or
leans rates are about the same as at our
last.
Bonds and stocks are dull with very
little demand. There are plenty, how
ever, on the market, but no buyers ex-
cept in small amounts, and those are
taken by brokers. Memphis and Ohio
railroad bonds, no sale; Memphis and
Little Rock first mortgage bonds, no
sale Memphis and Charleston rail
read bones, zoe; Tennessee bonds,
with coupons, IS TO 70ci Tennessee
bonds, new, IS to zoe; Mobile and
Ohio railroad bonds, no sale; Memphis
city coupons, 50 TO 53e; Memphis city
railroad stock, SOC.
There is some change to report in I'M
current money. In banks of other states
there is little doing. Tennessee money
is firm in all banks but the Bank Of Ten
nessee which is declining slowly. Our
quotations are correct;
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80 G@So1d Respectfully,
@r ii. W. MCLEOD. NJ. ID.

mr.. O. SPIEGEL, gradual gradual sn q t ihe
beet medical schools OF europe ana Lne
ffnf.sA Efstes. snd member Of the principal
, edicsI societies in those ~ounGrless mas prac-
Vseed redfcne IN Memphls for The lasi th1rleen
Tes- and continues 70 Offer his profe>slonal
services 70 the public, in the treatment OF an
1or7ns a. direaze upon the most improved Eu-
r1nesw methods. Ny vast collections Of rare
reifcfnN and surgical instruments, with a
~iifa-Io,g experiences in their administration
and uss. warrants me in claiming a superiority
oTsr he more ordinary method OF treating dis
eeses FHch as CAECER and TUMoRs OF every
Sesr1uHou. which I cure by ConsuJutlenal
trgRt-ent exclusively, no operation pertorlnes
bv the Erifs. Diseases OF the aye, lar anu
SKIS, Donsuna ution and Bronchitis hr@uma-
tsrn. EeHralria- Scrufuls, Syphlis, SE1cJure
Glest. crave, Piles, DrOpsy, FlstuS IN anei
N shor 81 Chronic Diseases, glNlnE. e.
Teciai attsntfun 70 FEMALE OF
evsrv doNcr4Bton. / am always ready ~
Al TINES 70 consult with hrst-clsss Fnys2cL+ns
either by letter or IN. person. upon al ulseases
~pefsfninz q medicine and surgery. Medlclne
sent by express 20 all parts OF the WofIo' "HeH
desired -
OFFTCE-No. q, south side Monroe, between
Nafr and Second streets Memphis.
PeEfdenrs. No. 80 Union street. myo IN
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RIVER MATTERS.


The excessive heat and lightning of
Monday night eliminated in one of the
heaviest storms OF rain we have had this
season, notorious asst has been for bring
ing forth young deluges. The rain fell
in solid sheets, not drops, and rivers big
euOuah 60 float small steamers, poured
through cur streets. Bayou Gayoso as
sumed the proportions of the Ohio.
Owing to the heavy rain our streets were
in Sstter condition yesterday and our
IeveeS as washed clean OF mud wherever
paved.
The river at S& Louis was stationary
at last report, but the Ohio was rising
rapidly from the recent rains, with nearly
eight feet water 10 the canal on Monday
evening, and FIVE feet six inches on the
falls. The Cumberland is low, but the
rains will no doubt have q like influence
on that stream. At this point the rise
continues, but not so rapidly as on Sun
dag and Monday. The swell will not
exceed eight inches in the past twenty
four hours, and the river is yet fully ten
feet below high water mark of this
spring.
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Concentration Gives Strength.

DR 2 B. WALTON TENDERS his SEk-
vfcs- % the public IN the treatment OF lhS
SereP-e Of females. So obscure are many OF
fb-p. - espnctous IN their manifestations, -
rn-fss-1v 90 fhev STIMULATE other diseases thai
fhefrtTue character Is onen OysrloCkeq or nus
rafeu; urcuipent among thes are NeLaza
mrI1T cailsd Nervous OF Rheumatic, and Sen-
- h-brfty. this lss Is too often but q syulp-
fo- - sose furd-ous disease which Is sapplnB
r. ao-rdHfcus Of life. To become expert IN
~ S~-Ta-ior 0ffhesa audsEilful In theirtreat-
ment. rausirrs more labor and research Illtu
T.r4s fDdvcsS him 10 devote hlmseL 70 THIS
frRneh ID ire profession exclusively. 10 Ihose
$1,000 ~ would state that he has had Jhe
1d~aptaEs OF the best medical schools ana eA-
bFnEIvs hospitals Of America: also a practee OF
more than twenty years in this his naive otale
90 IN fhs rr1picA- where such diseases most
sb1und. Be ia permitted also 70 refer 70 dts
Pituau apd Eopsou, gentlemen who STAND &c
sa-vedlv hiEh IN the profession. once, No. o58
Nas1 Gt-est- Restdenoe, No. 81 Linden street.
EJ.-rEis TsnT my5 i'm.
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DE NOT r. .-READER,
% n you have had the sad misfortune 10 con-
fTnst tie accurped disease, known as veneriali
n Eny form, you can be cured ii care not in
whntEtsae Il may present itself, whether phi
may, secondary or uertiary), without takiug
one solitary grain ofmedicine. Amer ten years
n close n vestiCation and practical experience,
I an convfnood that internal treatment ior
the purpose Of edecting a permanent cure
q EphLidc diseases Is useless, and, that
n a large proportion Of cases, II az
Elutsly does more harm than goo4'
While under my method OF external medlSa-
ton, which If pleasant and agreeable 70 kle
patieEt. 1 defy competition with ang oel
rasthod known TO the medical profession, =
specify end permanent cure-whlca 1 eue
te in al cases. In maEtD this mpoItau4 ~
known 70 the public, / wish 10 state Ina I'm
grerulsr practitioner Of medlelnei Ilas M ~
agrssuste OF the Medical DepartmenLo o. lue
University OF Louisville hy- Ia -
method OF treating these diseases Aasc"ss ge@a
OF deep Gudy aud close-0bserNau oh.
AL diseases OF the Ear ana Eye HeateO upOH
The most improved methods.
OFFTCE-No. 50 Monroe street. elWeeh NAM
Und second. kespeeu9tsJ 1-D
nyS-In U. W. MOLOEn ~
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. WIN. EVERETT

GAN - found a. Rooms No. ) and 8, South-
u em House, corner OF Main and Beal sIleets
Ehere he IL prepared to treat and advise VIII
an leGG having diseases peculiar TO their sex.
Are and long experience cony1nees MIN Onat
All can be relieved, no matter how severe NLS
ssss. q OF how long staudingi n ABOVE al
UhefH he desires those cases which have beeu
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PRONOUNCED LNCURABLE'
81 Diseases Of children viii also receive es-
uecinl attention.
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TuE BOTANY OF THE Cn1GNON.

EXCLUSIVE OF II CAUCUS CARoLA.)
The form of the female pigtail, or CHG
non, is more remarkable than elegant.
Unlike that OF its masculine original, it
approaches the globular. The remark
which it accordingly suggests is that the
chignon in shape somewhat resembles
the globe. The internal resemblance of
the chignon to the earth is wen greater
than that presented by its exterior. In
a list of publications just out occurs the
subioined advertisement, as interesting
in a scientific as in a fashionable point of
view:
1.-THE CHIGNoN FUNGUs.-Its life,
history, and development, with fifteen
illustrations drawn from living speci-
mems under the microscope, showing the
various stages Of its growth. By DIR.
Tilbury Fox. See Science Gossip fer
May"
Science Gossip is published by Mr..
Hardwieke, of Piccadilly so the Gossip
may be safely taken as truly scientific
on trust. Not only, then, is the ehignon
like thAFRlanet as regards figure, but 1t
is q little world in itself a world that
teens with life. A philosophie foreign
naturalist has already discovered in the
chignon minute organizations belonging
to the animal kingdom. Dr.. Tilbury
Fox has now augmented British zoology.
by demonstrating the existence of veget-
able structures also in that fashionable
ornament OF the female Occuput. The
chignon is proved not only to be the
habitation of auimaleular forms Of being,
but also to abound with funguous
growths. In addition to the " gregarine,''
there is the "chignon fungus" We nat
urally associate the idea Of these tiny
productions with that of the dainty folk
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NO GIFT
Or any ether sWindle!
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
ONLY LEGAL LOTTERIES In .. S.

nHEY are drawn unde State Charters have
been drawn for over X YEARS.
Bonds must be and are deposited with u. ;.
Collector ~ Security.
The prizes are drawn in public by two sworn
Commissioner appointed by the state-
Must be drawn II tickets are sold or not
p RIZ ES Ii CAS- II.
There are two State Drawings each day. ana
Havana Drawings each month.
Drawing can be seen two hours after pur-
chase of tickets.
One-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day OF purchase.
TfcrrtS 81 10 SO, according 70 Scheme.
prs@ss q 10 100000, according 10 Scheme.
principal Agent, GEO W. VAN NOAsI, NO.
~ T.prareon street.
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Is to make midnight mushrooms"
and of them that
" by moonshfne do the green sour ringletsmake,
Whereof the eve not bites"
Who, however, in fact, axe identified
with the others for the "green sour
ringlets," as everybody now knows, are
circles, in which grow crops Of funguses.
1t is, perhaps, allowable to say:
"In green sour riuglets grow ehampignons,
But other Uuguses in c~higuons."
The knowledge Of this fact cannot but
increase the popularity Of those graceful
embellishments, replete, as they may be
imagined to be, with the creations of
hairy sprites, funguses wrought by fairy
fingers,
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TEE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS, Nay q. 1867, 8 pm.
nrrrraI RYaENES&.

MEMPHIS, May =, lS6I,e Pm. }
GENERAL BUSINESS.
The provision market is dull. Corn,
hay and oats are declining-the two
former especially. There is in fact little
prime Of either in market. The stock Of
common butter on hand is very large,
and prices given below are nominal.
Fresh country butter retails readily at
so to soc per pound. Cheese has nearly
disappeared from market. Good old
potatoes are scarce, while new are be-
coming plentiful. The former can be
bought on the levee as low, frequently
as ST 50 per barrel, but when sorted out
are held at our figures. Old onions are
out Of market, and new ones are arriving
from below.
COTTON-There continues to be a
good inquiry and fair sale. The demand
is not restricted to any particular grade,
but the better ones are, if anything,
more in request. Holders are firm, and
make but little concession. Receipts for
the day, Is bales; shipments, none. Re-
CENTS for the commercial week, 99l
bales; shipments, 1884 bales, We quote
firm and active.
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and was about stationary yesterday, with
fifteen feet water out to Cairo. There is
an abundance Of water in all the upper
rivers and all are rising slowly. The
weather is again clear and pleasant. Bus
mess was fair last week, bat freight was
unusually scarce toward the end of the
week, for New 0rleons. Liberal receipts
and shipments are anticipated the pres
emit week.
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Dissolution.

ruE Arm ~ PUCKETT & Nicely is this day
diSsoIved by.mutual consent j. c. Neely
IS alone charged with the setlement OF the
Commission Business in the name OF J. 9.
NFFTX ~ 40 Il. PuCKETT,
j. G. NELLY.
We have secured the services OF PuCKETT
a. Salesman ]. Z. NELLY a W.
May I6, 1867. myl7 Wv
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Chanoery Sale Of Real Estate,
On Monday, June Sd, 1867.

763 Mr. D-Isaac y. Noon VS.. Wm. p. Math-
ews. Chancery Court OF Memphis.
DN virtue Of an interlocutOry decree in this
- cause. WIN sell at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door, in the
CITY Of Memphis, Tennessee, "a
MONDAY, JUNE 3. 1867,
between the hours OF 10 a m. and u M, the fol-
lowing de eribed Real Estate, town; Situate,
lying and being in Shelby county, State Of Ten
nsssee; the first being in township i, range 9,
westof the basis meridian, Chickasaw cessiOn,
and being that part Of section thirteen which
lies on the north side Of the State line dividing
the State Of Tennessee and Mississippi, n
containing hve hundred and forty acres, more
or less. commencing on the northwest cornero of
said land and running south to sad State line,
thence east with said line one mile, thence
north to the northeast corner of said section,
thence west 20 he said first named corner, being
an OF said section, which lies in the 18Th civil
District Of ShelOy county, Tennessee; theother
tract being the south half OF section twelve az,
township one %. range nine 90, west of the
basis meridian Of the Chickasaw cessicn.
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit Of seven and
thffteen months. Notes with good security.
with interest from date, and a lien retained till
Of the purchase money. Equity Of
R6GUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
- "a
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
CHEGNOHs.
War COntInued-sA Parody upon a
ParaslIe."

the War COntInued-sA Parody upon a
Parasitic"
From London Punch, May Al
AIR" The ny Green"
Oh, Q dainty nest hath the Gregarine,
In many a chignon fair;
There snugiy he hideth, for combs never clean
The purchased and alien hair.
He plays unmolested, the frisettes amid,
Scarce, save by a microscope, seen;
There he gambols at VIII, being easily hid,
Like the fays on the moonlit Ereenl b
~CtoTus-Creeping where lis not quite clean,
Aparasite gay is the Gregarine.
He crosseth the ocean, this roaner gay,
or a dainty dwelling In quest
And on many n head will he couch on his way,
Ere he dndeth "a quiet nest
On The skull OF q serf he was Graded, may be,
In "a foul-smelling Russian back-slum;
Whence, brought 10 bedeck English beauty,
aid he
With hosts Of his relatives comei
C~horHs-Creeping where lis rarely Clean,
parasite sleek is the Gregarinei
But, tho lowly his birth, q free entrance he
gains
To the highest society here;
On the Queen or the Fashion, in Mayfair who
Teigns,
He dweils, Wher no foe need he fear.
Snug he sleeps In the chignon which, 1t be
false,
BrainIess Beauty thiRks proper 10 wear:
TIL he's walked by the whirl of a galop, or valse,
When he dances himself in mid-hair.
CtOrtS-Creeping where tits seldom clean,
A parasite rare Is the Gregartnel
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Mo. l.
II GARoRA
ANTI NERVOUS
SMOKING TOBACCO /!
20 Main Street.

THE C~HISGARORA TOBACCO grows from the
rich soil OF the ORIENT," and is possessed
OF a peculiarly delicious favor entirely un-
known to the tobacCOs OF all other chimes. But
is unprecedented popularity has sprung from
the fac TOT eentire absence of that deadly poi
son Nfc0tin, which permeates every other tobae-
co. and which is the one and sole cause OF the
distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia, etc.
which most invariably, sooner or later, follow
the Indulgence OF the pipe and cigar. At.
the recent analyzarOn OF tobacco from all
parts Of the world, at the Academy OF Sciences,
in Paris, the renowned chemist, NJ. Lamou-
reauE, declared that while European and
American tobacco contained fully eight per
cent, and the purest Havana tobacco from two.
to I'VE per cent OF NicOtin, the CHINGARoRA.
did not contain one d~iseOverable particle of
toat deadly poison, a drop Of which, extracted,
viii destroy life.
Our agent at BOMBAY has shipped us large
quantities ofthe C-HINGARORA during the past
two years, and although We have been pressed
to supply the demand for this delicious luxury
20 the veteran smoker, yet we 6re now pre-
pared to offer il in unlimited Quantities. at ~
price much lower than some American tobacco
or a far inferior quality.
a connoisseur has but TO smoke the Ameri-
can tobacco and cigars. which are Invariably
medicinal taste which leaves a uauseous. nm
T. ealthy coating in the mouth, and in time
seldom fails 10 SKATER the nervous system.
The natives OF the "ORIENT" smoke the
CHINGARoRAf from morn till night. from youth
to sge, and are happily unconscious OF the
wild, distressing IRE which courses through
the veins Of the inhaler of the fumes ef TO-
basco containing NtootiR.
We invite every lover Of the weed to try the
CHINGARORA, and guarantee unprecedented
in its delicious flavor.
Sold everywhere at 81 a pound.
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sIemphIs Lumber Marhet
wagon ana Carriage MateyiaI.

Daily by WOODBURY., smith & Co.,
Mes. ia and l6 Green street, ST Louis.
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r ONDON AND BREsT.
IL The elegant British iron steamship WILLIAM PENN,
5000 burthcn, Edwin Bilnge commander, will leave
per Ne North river - above, on SATURDAY, August
Rates or passage payable currency saS,a sllo;
second S.,S1s e.si1 ~ ;:sglw. ~ .v.u.b,.
for sI months q redIrYs MINsrRELs.
Far ,,.,.h, ami, :, = assS .I..I ~ Broadway
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAfLy-To gEyrI.ExEH
Of Anatomy ss Broadway Thcss unable 10 attend these
ssiurss nay receive copy BY forwarding ten cents A
uyoafvax.
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IsAHHiON COURsE-TROTTINa, SATURDAY, slsT,
u atyP NJ Mach for e16O0. mile heats best In p.
MMeEroy nan.s b. m. Jenny Becker; s meCAnn names
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T oNDON AND NEW YORK e1HAMeHTP LINB.
~ Passage London Drsst, ell0 M en4 ~ currency
H1sSFse ssfe e 5sd9ssS .ss ors sSs 81 1ns III
AT4IdNTA Captain kinLhsn, from Hsw ycrs ssDt ss =
CELIA, Captain 0e.S:n: from Nsy HcEs Oct r.
IhS elegant BRUSH iron ssamship Wn rsSN VIII iesve
UkDAY, August 81, at IAN .
Qnt further notice All the stAamers ef hio line viii call
grsst 2 land passengers Tickets cold through BY ra 70
rtris q - per cent less than regular rates.
Freight VIII Be taken and through bills - ladtng given -
Hayre, Antwerp Rotterdam, Amstsrdam and Dunkifk
For n eight apply at 81 South street.
ROWLAND A6PINWALL. Agents.
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L,RENCH PATTERN BQNNETs AND ROUND HATS
just received from Paris, which offer very low:
Our Bonnet and Round frames are sl u per doren and
SHERMAN, KRAUsE 4 CO.. s5s Canal street.
M T. NAcAuLEy, w BROADWAY BETWEEN
w Nineteenth aud Twentieth streets, has Just received
the latest fall shapes In Round Hats and Bonnets
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Carpenters and builders, SSs Ninth sire,

lna the Third Fifth Sixth and Eighth wards Of the city OF
New York; 81 Chambers street.
+ ANNUAL TAX NOTICE
Notice ID hereby given that the annual Of assessed
h he above collection district for the year beginning May
ss taxs and license. therein spscded have become due
ts 6spny a his ONCE q Chambers street. daily eundays
eonenolne cn the - aAy q August ensuing and
- Ssxss & NE iczss heis2si IN iSs annual - als
Ia1lla. nssss,H ~ uPes hscas. for ~ y:as -
- 81 ma s1sssssiS. ~i.Siv is dSs
- S7sz I1f Sssans ihSSs = q vsSsidSs 20
~ 1850
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NEPTUNE LODGE, 3l7,- r. AND A. MA SPECIAL
IN communication Of this Lodge viii be held at the Lodge
o'ciocR Business Of great importance BY order,
JESSE @. KEYS NJ,
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NEW YORK. AUGUST 80 l667-DEAR STRIVE, THE
Iv undersigned wish 10 few words In regard TO the
building that fell in Twenty street the
ing OF the 18th INST The buildings owned by who
the oarpeners part OF the work. 50 far as the
Substanta manner The work being performed
~ Mr.. Thomas Cockeril who mason Of experience,
sccdent and further that We spared no expense a.
good and substantial work the uninjured building will
prove to any acquainted with building affairs 10
has also been said that there injured We
Happy 70 state that such 10 not the
Respectfully yourss &C.,
HOFFMAN FANNING,
CArpentera and buildern 3Sa Ninth street.
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CAVITY SPEED AVID COMFORT.
- Further Reduction in Psssage Rates.
fayorits Of the Anceor Lac sail
every Saturday with passengers for Liverpool olssSow and
HiixRNrA Munro Saturday. Aueusi 81
UNITED KINGDOM, smith .......... Saturday. Sept. 2
COTsUmBIA CarnAyn Baturday, sept IL
Irrom conp6ny's pier. % North river.
Rates Of pssssge payable 10 currency. -
70 Liverpool, Gassow aud Dsry-oabns 80 and e7A -
Hncursion tickets, good for twelve months elso.
intsrmsdiatA -; Ssessase 80
Prspaid certihcates from these ports, ~.
Passengers booked 70 and from Hamburg. Rottsrdan,
Per xr.hsr iiisrnsuos Apply q The sonpsnys encss,
Ne Bowling orss.. .cy .csyy ycsfttnov.,r ycftn . oo ....
TO avoid inpocn passeneers VIII peaes csne direct 70
the snoss ~ this cempany dos net employ runssrs
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oNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

SAf DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.
The General Transatantc Companys mail steamshps be-
tween New York and Havre, calling at Brest.
The splendid vessels this favorits route the
Continent win sail from pier 60 North river follows
WILLIE DH PARIS, Surmont. Saturday. Sept
EUHOPE, LemAr0 Saturday
PGhEIhE, Oucheene. sAturday Oct b