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At the conclusion e. Gazet6h the bal
was handed over to the successful par.
ties, when the Chelsea boys gave three
hearty cheers for the successful club
The match was played harmonisusly
and the best Of good feeling prevailed
throughout. The Chelsea club is young
compared with its competitor, and
many Of its members show signs Of good
playing qualities. Although the st.
Georges had an easy victory yesterday,
We warn them to be careful, else they
will not continue to keep the ball.
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DARING OUTRAGE A GENTLEMAN
HAMMERED AT HIS OWN DOoR.-One OF
the most daring Outrages which have
disgraced our community for some time
occurred at half-past eight o'clock on
Wednesday night. At that hour Mr..
John King, who keeps a saloon on
Washington street, between Main and
Front, was sitting at his own door, en-
joying the cool zephyr and thinking
upon the dizziness Of the times. Unsus-
pecting any harm, he paid little atten-
ton to persons passing to and fro, until
a scoUndrel, whom ne never saw before,
came quite close, and without giving
any warning Of his intent struck him a
severe blow with a hammer on the head.
Mr.. King was considerably stunned, and
ere he rose from his seat and called for
assistance the fellow who committed the
wicked act had fed, and has not vet
been arrested. Fortunately Mr.. King
had his hat OF at the time, and a hand
kerchief in it saved his skull from a frae-
ture. A cash on the nose is the only
mark remaining to tell Of the hammer
ing, and even that is too much. We are
glad to know that Nj. King will speedily
recover, but we should like to see the fell
low who perpetrated such a crime pun
ished.
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AN ELECTION was held in Penn Chap
ter No. y on the evening of the 10th OF
June, when the following were elected
officers for the ensuing twelve months
John Gent, H. p; A. E. FARMLAND, X;
I. A. Hamilton, s.; Geo. Mellensb, Capt.
of the H; II. Lemon, p. s.; George
Reeder, Capt. Of the g.; d. B. Foster, @.
M. 8 "; C. II. Myers, g. NJ. 2 V; Isaac
Neville, @. NJ. l v; T. W. Page, Treas
urer; B. NJ. Levy, Secretary 1T. Suter,
Sentinel.
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WANTED-THE PATENT
AUR o IA OIL.


CTRAY COW
one Red and White MfK COW, about 8
wears old. was taken mp az. ne dairy OF j. Gal
lima. on the fernando rOae-
The owner Is required to property, pay
charges. sind take her awa-,. jelllt
I OST OR MISLA D
A~certifcate for four sha 81 capital stock in
the Memphis and Ohio Raj ACCOMPANY; said
certificate numbers three ndred and eight.
and issued May 18th, 1857, Germ. English, now
deceased, for which I into 20 apply TO the
Treasurer Of the Company T n duplicate OF
the same. JqNN MCGdAIH,
Executor ofsaid wnf ngliah's Estate.
mv2G awe
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SPOBTING.-An exciting race will
come OFF this evening at the Memphis
Trotting park, between the thorough
bred mare Emma Duncan - and the
famous horse atom. Worley." This
race is exciting considerable interest
among the spOrting members of the turf.
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Lace Points, slightly damaged, from
So upward, at ElsOn's great clearing sale.
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IMPROvING.-We are glad to notice
that the city authorities are doing some
thing towards cleaning the city. Some
of the alleys have been receiving atten-
ton within the past few days. Keep on
with your work, gentlemen, you will
find it hard work to do too mpOh in this
WaV.
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STOLEN.-From the residence, No. So
Court street, on Wednesday last, an am
brotype of the late DR.. Geo. D. Gray.
It was set in a circular gilt frame. It is
the only picture of the doctor extant. A
liberal reward will be paid for the same
at No. IS Court street.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
o LOUISVILLE.

FOR LOUISVILLE.
Regular NewOIleans and Louisville Packet.
For Cairo and Louisville.
ROBERT E. LEE-------. Richardson master
This splendid passenger packet -
will leave Is above on EI
SATURDAY. Jun 18th, at 10 am.
JAMES T. BOURNE 4 CO. Agents,
Jell2t No. p Jefferson street
Memphis and Louisville Weekly Packet.
For Cairo and Louisville.
J. ID. master
This superb passenger steamer II
VIII leave as aboYeOn ~
FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 8 pm.
LEVY & MILLER. Agents.
ie42t 81 Madison street
Regular Memphis Louisville and Packet.
For Cairo and Louisville.
CORA Meekin master
This excellent steamer leaves r.
Memphis as absve, ~
FRIDAY, 18th inst, at s pm.
w. Jay Johnson, Agent,
jsl2st Star Whsfb0at.
Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet
For CaIrS and Louisville.
Meek master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
Will leave ~
FRIDAY, I4th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD& Co, Agents,
Corner ain and Madison sts., or
1el2 81 City Wharf boat, foot Monroe st.
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ENMoNs d Son, No. 70 Jefferson
street, have received the New York
Ledger, Literary Album, Banner OF
Light, Boston Pilst, Chimney Corner,
Merry and Wise, Sunday Times, Ballou's
Monthly for July. Also SCOTS and
Westls Patterns.
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ANOTHER PFC NIC.-The teachers and
scholars Of Grace church will hold a pic
mic on the beautiful grounds at Mr..
James' place, on Vance street, near the
Memphis and Charleston railroad to-
morrow. From the well known ability
of the members of the congregation OF
Grace church, we auguT for the Sunday
school pic mic a grand success.
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ODD Fellows Pic NlC.-The pic mic
given by the Odd Fellows at Buntyn's
station yesterday, "a q brilliant affair.
Quite a number of ladies and gentle
men started from the city at s O'Clock in
the morning, and others continued to 60
at intervals till late in the afternoon.
The party assembled in the outer yard
of Judge HIPS place, which was ample
and shady, and enlivened by the strains
OF a splendid string band, Joined in
the giddy mazes of the dance. About
! O'Clock dancing was temporarily sus-
pended while the party partook of an
elegant basket dinner, after which prom.
enading, strolling, grouping and sitting
meath the boughs Of shady oaks, enjoy
ing tete-d.tetes, was the order of the day.
About 6 O'CLOCK Col. Green p. Foute was
called upon to deliver an address, and
responded in a brief but eloquent and
appropriate speech. The whole affair
was most recherchs, and passed off very
pleasantly.
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MEMpHIs FEMALR sEMINARY-Tf

MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.-The
commencement exercises Of the Mem.
phis female seminary takes place to.
night at the Tabernacle, on Court street.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a kind
invitation, from the principal, to be
present. We notice, by card, that the
friends of education and the public gen.
orally are invited to attend.
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PERJURY.-A woman named Caroline
Wright is accused of swearing falsely in
a case lately tried before Justice Black
A warrant was issued yesterday for hel
appearance before Squire Creighton tC
answer to the charge. In consequence
Of the non-appearance of witnesses, his
worship postponed the case until to.
raar-p.-
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nor Omces, Hotels, n Private DWELLINGS.
T Special Intention given to moving safes,
Rigging, Hoistawsys, and all kinds Of Rope
and Canvas Work
THOHPSON WILSON.
H- gNs E~gwf a#roo ~-rs-s,r
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The aurora OH.-The introduction
Of this oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. II
possesses many advantages over all other
means Of light, from the fact that It il
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best Of all.
n~on-explosive. We have examined il
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounce it superior to anything extant
for the purposes for which it Is recon-
mended. II is also superior 10 turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. Il. G.. Dewitt & Co,
have an Office at "A Madison street, but
theydispOse of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to 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. ap21 II
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Public Rneakfng in the seventh q
--geafaunN nHsarFef

GRAND CONCERT.-We are informed
that the young ladies of st. Agnes acad-
envy propose TO givea grand vocal and
instrumental concert, on Wednesday
night the 18th. We predict for the affair
q perfect success.
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BREADsTUFFs.-It will be gratifying
intelligence to a large class Of working
men to know that bresdstufIs are ON the
decline, and that there is a likelihood of
their coming down pretty low this fall,
from the fact hat corn and wheat are
being extensively raised by farmers in
this section.
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80 LAsT~ ANN0nNCEmENr


The sale of tickets Ut fernando,
through the Memphis agency Of the
Southern Asylum land and money lot.
terry, will close Tomorrow at 9 O'Clock.
Those who would have tickets, or would
join a club, shouldsc at once. Railroad
tickets for the round trip to fernando
and return may be seCSSed at the office
of the Southern Asylum for two dollars.
Public Speaking in the seventh Con-
Ercssi0nRl District.
The undersigned, candidates for con-
gress, will address the people of the sew
enth congressional district At the follow
ing times and places, viz:
Troy, Monday, June p.
Dyersburg, Wednesday, June 26.
Ripley, Friday, June IS.
Trenton, Monday, July 1.
Milan, Tuesday, Juiy2.
Mckenzie, Wednesday, July 8.
Paris, Thursday, July 4.
Huntingdon, Saturday, July Is.
Red Mound, Monday. July Is.
Lexington, Tuesday, July IS.
Camden, Thursday, July 10.
Marlborough, Friday, July 10.
StevensOn's Mill, Weakley county,
Wednesday, July "a.
Como, Henry county, Thursday,
July ..
ISAAC r. HAWKINS,
WM. p. CALDWELL
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no. nc Patrons or nc ApneeI.
10 fhe PeonIe nf Mo- renneasno

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without acertifcate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
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SCHOOL OF THE Holy CROss.-The
musical and dramatic sOiree, given by
the principals and pupils of the school Of
the Holy Cross last night at the Green
law opera house, was a perfect success,
a large and a~ppreciative audience being
present. The various scenes and acts
were well gotten up and put on the stage
very creditably. The singing of the
young ladies was unsxceptionable. but
the duette Of "rhe Two Cousins by
Misses Bradford and Bayliss, is worthy
of especial notice. We have never seen
a duo better executed by professionals
on any stage. Prof. Sabatzky presided at
the pianoforte, with his usual ability.
We hope the proceeds of the soiree viii
add much to the desired object.
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THE CRICKET MATCH.-The grand
cricket match which came off yesterday
| st the grounds near the State hospital,
| between the asst. Georges" and the
+" Chelsea " cricket clubs, was quite an
I exciting affair. Spacious tents we're
| erected, and a large number Of ladies and
| gentlemen were present to witness the
game. As will b. seen by the following
/ score, the st. Georges were victorious in
one inning;
CHELSEA CLUB.
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l,o-9
SzSs,sass


The Trustees have declared a DIVIDEND rn
all participating Policies IN force which heva
been in existence y months prior to Jan. q IQ
% De credited each Policy 10 proportion trfft
contribution 70 surplus, aud 70 Sc apnIirf -
TIE Renewal OF each Policy either in r5luctied
p premium or as Beverslonary Addltors ~
lss provided the A~mendment OF M horta-
now before the Legislature is saectedl other
wise in 1870.
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BOARDING.
p O A r ID IN G.

u o A ID IN G.
Families and single gentlemen can obtain
b ard in that beautifully shaded residence
kDown as the Dawson Mansion " at the head
/ of Adams street. The advantages Of The city
and the comforts of the countryere combined.
there being a large Garden and i've acres Of
well shaded grounds. Refer to Rev. DR.. Ford
and Hon. J. W. Leftwich.
jelS I've MRS. s. j. HAGEN.
y O a r ID N G.
Nicely Furnished Rooms, with coed Board. can
be had on reasonable terms at No. loI Adams
street.
Also, a few Day BOarders can be acconsmo-
dated. Je6 q
SELECT and cheap
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or unfinished, to rent, with board, to
either gentlemen or families. convenient TO
business, within one square Of Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, at No. soc
second street, near Madison. le2tf
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FAAN1 rhEEAAN--RresldenL.
HENRY c. FREEMAN~sssretary.
PhINY FREEMAN, President.
LORINGASBREWs, Vice President.
HENRY Q. FREEMAN, . Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, ;
NoehrfrTr TwnnA raE-

NI~NFTHILIEE > U FIlET ?
Nashville. June 4, 1866.
I, q. ". BLACKBURN, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify thai the ELoBE MI
TuAL LIFE ~IN5URASCN COMPANY. located az
New York city, in tae state OF New YORK. n&s
produced TO me Satisfactory evidence hat sAo
Company has eoHapsgd with all the require
meafs ofthe laws al ths state OF Tennessee inn
posed on insurance ccmpa1ieS. and urlAe
ceytifv shat H. Z. ToNLESsOS AGF O.
said Companv. has also campli5d with me re-
ooirenlents OF fhe laws OF Una Slate, made ane
urovidod IN such cases wherefore said uAoH~
MUTUAL LIS CuMRAN1 n
f6o-ffv To take risks aNd transact the bushes
or Insurance IN u& state.
g. w. RE8CEBUH1+
camufralief Tenn
Active reliable and tnhusntlal parties
ard ~remuncrative employment as sonotoHe
+. 81 ppue on to
HF.u OMLINsON. General Agent.
NO. u Madison street, Memphis IeAA
isalR
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River weekly
United states Mail Packet.
FOR Helena, Napoleon Pine BEuG, Little
Rock.
CELESTE-.--..----.---Reese Pritchard master
This SUPERB passenger steamer r.
viii leave Is above ~
THIS DAY, i4th inst. at S pm
JAS. T. BOURNE 100, Agents.
Ie4t No. y Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United states Mail Packet
For Helena, Napoleon, PIN Bluff and
Little Rock.
CELESTE .-...--.....- ... Reese Pritchard master
This splendid passenger packet
wtllleaye as above on ~
THIS DAY. 18th inst, at pm.
". JAY JOHNSON. Agent.
IsII star wharf boat
Regular Memphis n Arkansas River weekly
Us Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine BIuR and
Little Rock.
.,,...Elng master
This elegant passenger steamer n
viii leave ~
SATURDAY, 18th inst. at 5 p.m
JAMES 7. BOURNE & co. Agents,
lel4 No. Y Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River weekly
Us. Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon. pine BIuG and
Little Rock.
King naasssF
This splendid passenger Etes1aeF r.
viii leave for me G40~so on ~
SATURDAY 18th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARHSTAD q co, Agents.
Corner Main and Madison stS, or
iel4 u city Wharf0oat. foot or Monroe s..
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L0test Styles Of Dress Goods constantly
received a. greatly reduced prices, at
Lindauer 6 Pollock's, 299 Main street.
ie2tf
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A beautiful line of Grenadines at only
twenty-five cents per yard. 299 Main
street. Jeztf
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Memphis Fbmale SeminGrH-The first
annual examination will take place this
week. Primary and Junior classes on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Senior classes
on Thursday, at the school rooms, No.
426 Main street, commencing at nine
O'Clock a.m. Commencement exercises
on Friday night, the 14th, at the Taber-
naele, Court street, commencing at eight
o'clock. The patrons Of the Seminary,
the friends Of education, and the public
generally are cordially invited 70 attend.
lell A. ANNIE D. HAILE. PrIncipal.
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DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS

Ar 600, scots aad SHOES 595 EFont slEeet
ENES REATFTE&JONEs, Furniture, S2Aain
street
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ROCK ISLAND KlIUFlGIIRIIG CO
TO SoUTRERS MERCHANTS

II you wish % supply yourselves for the Fall
4 and Winter Trade with the very best de-
scEipuOns and styles Of ALL WOOL CASSl-
MEMS, ana vita the most durable JEANS
and KERsEN
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A Blsoehed D0Beestics at fifteen
cents per yard. Lindauer & Pollock,
800 Main street.
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Lace Points and SUI Sacques at less
than COst.-B. LOwenstein Il Bros. are
making preparations to have 8 New
Cloak Room built, in consequence Of
which their old cloak room will have to
betorn down by the Goth Of this month ;
they therefore will have to sell Off
their entire stock OF Lace Pointsand Man
ties, SILK Saeques and Summer Shawls
within the next ten days. This will oe
an excellent chance for ladies to buy a
Lace Point Of any kind and quality at
less than such a be imported.
fnaQ gf
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TOR 81. LOUIS

FOR VICKsBURG.
Regular St. Louis, Memphis and Vfeksburg
Packet
For Helena, Gaines Landing, Ruufee.
Lake Providence snd Vle&ahurE.
NEW SAM GATT I'D II. SILVER master
la splendid passenger steamer
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 PM.
LARRY HARAIsTAD 4 o Agents.
Corner Main and Madison sts
jest and city WharfbOat foot Monroe st.
Regular Memphis and Vicksburz Saturday
Packet.
For Helena, FEiar's Point. Napoleon,
E0nice. GainP's LEADING, Gresn.
vile, Lake Rrpyfdenee,
4Ga FfeksbuFg.
DAN --.,~--- Lee master
This new and elegant passenger -
steamer leaves on ZN
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at5pm.
VlNsON & DONAHUE, Agents,
Jeii2t "a Front street.
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SELECT and cheap BOARDING
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Mr. EiH0r: Please announce me as a candt
date for reelection 70 Congress. with tn,
t0rflteH Constitution aud the unqualified In.
dorsement Of the administration Of Andrew
Johpson as my platform OF principles, which
viii be more clearly defined In my f0rthcomini
4" circular address" and a personal interview
aprl9te JOHN W. LEFTWICH.
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BILL Cole AND THE GOLD WATCH.
Bill Cole is a darkey with extreme radi-
cal fancies. He is somewhat on the or
der of Butler, and by some hOcUs.pocts
always manages to evade the law. Bill
saw a gold watch in a g~entleman's hand
a few DAYS ago and took q fancy to it.
He thought every radical should wear a
H~turnip,V and to be in fashion with the
times he marched TO the gentleman's
lodgings and /" coniseated = the ticker
A warrant was issued for BilFs arrest,
and Yesterday morning be appeared be-
fore Squire Creighton for trial. The
ISauire was ready to hear the csse, and
waited patiently a few hours for wit
nesses but none able to give direct tes-
timopy appearing, be was compelled q
set Cole at liberty. The darkey went Oh
rejoicing, and by this time may have an
eye on another watch. Parties who
lake out warrants should endeavor tC
| furnish the magistrate sufficient evidence
to prove the guilt Of the parties they
accuse.
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For the best assortment of Bugle Trim
mings, Buttons, and all kinds OF Fancy
Goods, 90 to Lindauer & POilock's, 299
Main street. ie2tf
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Regular st. Louis, Memphis and
VieksBufg Packet Line.

E~AJAE0AAR AOLAOE AAAACa
The splendid side wheel passenger packet
q U 3 o
Captain VIM. H. BLAKE.
VIII leave Memphis for vitksburg r.
on a ternate Fridays at 5 O'Clock
p.m.
WiHleave Memphis for 81. Louis on Alternate
Thursdays at 10 O'Clock am.
W Q NJ z
Captain T. b. johnson,
win leave Memphis for VieksbuIg on alter
nate Mondays at 5 o'clock pm.
a VIII leave Memphis for st. Louis on alternate
Saturdays at 10 O'Clock an
NEW SAM cATY,
Captain d. H. Silver,
viii leave Memphis FOR vieksburg on alter
nate Fridays at 5 o'clock pm.
WilleaYe Memphis for 81 LoGis on alternate
Thursdays at l0oioiock ana.
Il. M. SHREVE,
Captain Garter,
VIII leave Memphas FOR Vicksnurg on alter
nate Mondays at s o'clock pm.
VIII leave Memphis forSt Louis on alternate
Saturdays atI0 O'Clock Am.
Eth above packets have entered the trade
permanently, and planters and shippers can
dow or no overflow.
Special ttentio paid 70 All way and planta-
ton business
Wharf boat, foot Monroe street, for shipment
LARRY HkRM4TAD& ca. Agents,
Corner Nan AID Madison streets, or
my2 z City WhErfooat. loot Monroe 81.
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THE CAMPAIGN.-Tbe Hon. John w.
Smith, conservative candidate for the
state senate, will address the people Of
Shelby county at Uncommon law court
room, on Friday night at eight O'Clock,
on the political issues of the dsy. w. J.
Smith, of Hardeman, is requested to be
present. Let all parties turn cut to hear
Justice and the right.
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REWARD.

SI0 X r w A II D.
The above rewnrd viii be given 20 the person
finding a BRACELET, lost between Gayoso
and Monroe streets.
Leave with Leopold q Bro, 1875 Main.
les Nv
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Briggs 4 Peterson have just received
200, 900 bushels OF the best Rtts6urg Coal.
We have removed TO No. II Madison
street, and are ready to fill ali orders.
We are thankful to the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed on
US, and hope for = continuance of the
same. may29tf
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BITTERs AND CoFFLNS.-In answer to
many inquiries made yesterday as to
patent medicine and coffin advertise
ments, we give the lettering ss it APP
pear on the fence on Main street he
tween Be6l and Linden
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONGRESS-

TORN w. SMITH is a candidate for
81 recollection 10 the onice Of state Senator iof
the 18th District, composing the counties OF
shelby and Fayette. election on the nrst
Thnr.dlN m AnunEt an.i u
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$1,000 REWARD!

OFFICE MEMPHI BoARDoF UNDERwRIFsRsA
MEMPHIS. TESNs Juns4 1867.
IN order to more efectually suppress inesn-
L disrlsm within the city OF Memphis Axe
ward OF
Two Thousand Dollars
will be paid by the Aeznphis Board Of Under
writers 70 Az poacenhan or other persons who
.ahaA rrOc2rs the arrest and legal convioficn of
any person or persons guilty Of firing any
premises insured BY any OF the Insulanta
Companies cOmprising this Board.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-14

GOING.-Nearly all the chances are
already taken in the rattle for that hand
some pair of black mares, with their
silver-mounted appointments and light
"Studebaoker" buggy of our neighbor,
Maj. Devassy. Fortune favors the brave,
and a few days will determine who shall
have the pleasure of holding the ribbons
over them in future. A massive and
richly carved silver salveF, valued by
CLARK A. Co. at $50, viii, we learn, be
awarded to the one who succeeds ia
thfowing lowest. The rsfte ONE offin
a day or two.