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LIANFREEMAN--Prssidsn
HENRY c. FREEMAN--ssssosary.
PhISY FREEMAN, President.
LORISG Andrews. Vice Presidents
HENRY c. FIREMAN, Secretary.
a T OF
COMPTROLLER's OFFHCE.+
Nashville Trnua 49,

NdaUNIIIo- Jule = I0T.
]. q. ". BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF fha
Treasury, do hereby ceTur THAT The GLOBE NJ
TUAL LIE C1MPAEz. IDcated az
New York city, in the state Ct New YORK. mas
produced 70 me satisfactory evidence that sid
mems of the laws Of he Stale OF Tenucssee Inn
posed on Insurance. companies. and / further
certify that 81. T. TCHLINSoE 0ENEK Al AGTuI
said Company. has also complied with The ~
qniremenfs Of the laws OF the state, made and
provided IN suoh eases Wnorelorc. S1d EboHE
MUTUAL AIFE lnMrANE has au-
tnority 20 take risks and Transact Inc bushes
OF insurancs IN ms stafe.
@ ". BLACKBURN
Comnfrolfr Truu4
Active. refah1e and iuluen6ai rartifs can
Ind remuneFat1Vo employment - sole tors
BY appicuton 70
H TOMLINSOE. General AEelt-
No. Y Madison street. Memphis. Lana.
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FALSE PRETENsEs A warrant was
issued By Mr.. Justice Creight 1ester-
day, for Alex. Oskin .col9F zfarging
the Aforesaid Alex. vteasefobtaining,
under false pretelses, q horse and buggy,
the property Of a eOlored brother named
Dan. Dawson. The ase will come up
to-day for examination.
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BLIND OF AN EYE.-A One-eyed son of
Ham named Willis Button, was arrested
yesterday, on a warrant issued from the
office Of John c.. Creighton, charged with
stealing a riding bride and ~saddlecloth,
the property of Mr.. A. II. Curtin. The
things were found in his possession. An
Investigation will be held to-day.
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RETURNED.-Three valuable gold
watches, which were stolen from a jew
elry store on Jefferson street some ten
days since, were recovered yesterday by
officer Angelo Marie, and returned to
the owner. They were found ia posses
sion of VIM. Domem, a former en-
ployee, who was brought before Mr.. JUS
tice Creighton aud discharged, no person
appearing to prosecute.
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II. J. MORGAN.
CITY Attorney.

Reu05utsOn.-Ladies who have always
ignored the coarse preparations of the
day, such as ohalks, powders, soaps, lily
whites, etc., are now c~aptivated by the
delicate and delicious Hesperian Balm,
because it is so delightfully."- cooling and
refreshing to the skin, and imparts such
charming beauty to the complexion.
The bon ton of this city prefer Hes
peFian. Balm TO the finest French prepa-
ratiOns,
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VALUABLE
IN TIE CITY FOR
Sale and Lease.


ONE HOUSE and LOT in Chelsea, beautifully
located. The Lot contains / acre OF ground.
and The House is ample TO accommodate a
small family. This property Is for sale.
FOR LEASE-TWO NEW HOUSES on VaRoa
street, with all the modern mprOvements
These Houses are complete in every respect
FOUR VACANT LOGS Sn Third street,
TWO VACANT LOTS on Hernaudo street.
TWO LARGE STORE HOUSES in the ProviBe
Block, on Main street. four stories in hight.
and well for business purposes
TWO LOTS on Gsyoso street.
TWO LOTS in Sou'h Memphis, adjacent TO
the River viii lease the lots or sand Priv
eieges" separately.
Present Tenants have the preference to re-
new Leases.
For full particulars apply to
WISDOM & DUFF,
No. Is West Court Street.
mv9i If
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ISAAC L. HAWK
WV. y. EALuME ELL.

RACE-Ths afternoon the match race,
mile heats, best two in three, between
Emma Duncan and Tom. Morley comes
of ST the Memphis trotting park. An
exciting contest is expected. The race
commences at O'Clock.
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BOARDING.
o A r d IN c.

d o Al G.
Families and single gentlemen can obtain
b ard In that beautifully shaded residence
known as the Dawson Mansion at the head
OF Adams street. Tina advantages Of The civ
and the comforts Of the country are combined.
there being a large Garden and I've acres OF
well shaded grounds. Refer to Rev. DR.. Ford
and Hon. j. W. LeftWich.
jeIslwe MRS. 8. J.. HAGEN.
y o A II ID n G.
Nicely Furnished Rooms, with good Board. can
be had ON r~easonable terms at No. IOl Adams
Also, a few Day Boarders can be aecoramo-
dalea. ie6tf
SELECT and cheap BOARDING
a FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or unfinished, 70 rent, VIII board. to
either gentlemen or families, convenient TO
business, within one square Of Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, at No. S6
second street, near Ma5fan. fe2 II
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4 rare chance for country merchants
to attend the great el0siag ont sale Of
damaged goods at Nj. Kraus 4 Co.'s, No.
2l3 Main street, next to Ward q Lee
Guere's drug store. je7u
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Damaged Dry Goods at NJ. KrauB 4
CQ'a No. 2l3 Main street, next 70 Ward
q beduere's drug store, regardless Of cost
or value. je7 Il
Carpetia0, Wall Paper, Curtains and
Mosquito Bars at Joseph Grieshaber's,
80 Main street. myl7 I'm.
Mozambique, not to be eqnalled, for
the low price Of twenty-five cents per
yard. 299 Main street. Jeff
Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, at NJ. Krsus &
Co.'s, No. 213 Main street, next 10 Ward
d LeGuere's drug store. je7 If
Vapor Baths, at the Good samaritan's.
No. 1873 Jefferson street. je6 I'm
4 beautiful line Of Grenadines at only
twenty-five cents per yard. 800 Main
street. left
Latest Styles ofDress Goods constantly
received at greatly reduced prices, at
Lindauer & Polloek's, 800 Main street.
jeff
"A BleGched Domestics at fifteen
cents per yard. Lindauer & Pollock,
2s9 Main street.
For The best assortment of BugIe Trim
mings, Buttons, and all kinds Of Fancy
Goods, go to LindaGer d P0llock's, 29g
Main street. je2tf
Lace Points and SIX Sacques at less
than C0st.-B. LOwenstein q Bros. are
making preparations to have a New
Cloak Room built in consequence Of
which their old cloak room will have to
be torn down by the 10th Of this month ;
they therefore viii have To sell off
their entire stock of Lace Pointsand Man
ties, Silk Saeques and Summer ShayIs
within the next ten days. This viii be
an excellent chance for ladies to buy 8
Lace Point of any kind and quality at
less than such can be imported.
jne9 ct
The aurora OA.-The introduction /
Of this oil is destined to work q great
revolution in the Lighting world. It
possesses many advantages over all other
mean of light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best of all, |
nOn-expiOsive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounce it superior to anything extant
for the purposes for which it-Sa recOm-
mended. It Is also superior 20 ~turpen-
tine for paints, oils and vaTnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. H. G. Dewitt & Co, |
have an Office at a Madison street. but
they dispose Of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent mas
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will find this d good in
vestmenE. Don't forget, "A Madison
street, up stairs. ap2I IF
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III all Means call ct Lindauer i Poi.
locks, 300 Main street. and Zee for your
self. js2tf
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Ramoged Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
must bs sold regardless Of esst Of value,
at No. 2f3 Main street. next to Ward q
LeGpere's drug store. je7 #
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, a very large
stock, must be sold regardless of cost or
value; a rare chance for citizens, plant
ers, country merchants, at M. Kraus &
Co.'s. No. 2i3 Main street, next TO Ward
: LsGEepe's drug store, je7 If
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, June l3, 1857.
Hon. ". @. Lofand, Mayor:
The property owners upOn the streets
being paved are liable for all the expen-
SEES of the city incurred toward the pave
ment. The engineers work and the cart
age are as necessary to the execution
of the work as the laying Of the blocks
-sndif they are liable for the latter
they are for the first. It matters not
whether the expenses are embraced in
n account, or separated in two. /
suppose the property owners, if they In
derstand the matter, will interpOse no
objections to the payment Of this small
account. Upon the other question of
the liability Of the churches to pave in
front Of their buildings, there can also
be no difficulty. This property is not
exempt under any general law from
this liability and unless they are ex-
empted by the action Of the Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen, the property must
be made to bear its equal share Of the
expenses of the pavement.
Very respectfully,
TSignedI II. J.. MORGAN.
erNE r. a rWHaE W.-.a~
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HeSperidR Pills, the "sure cure for
ague." rivals all other remedies. Hespe-
rian Pills strengthen and invigorate the
system they thoroughly eradicate the.
disease, and never fail to effect a cure.
Price only 81 at the drug stores. VIM.
D'oench Il Co., proprietors, st. Louis.
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ASSETS.


The Trustees have declared a DTVT0FvD a,
al Participating Policies In force which have
oeSn IN eAislesce Y months prior 70 Jan. D. ISL
contribution % Surplus. and 70 De anpIfsF ~
the Renewal OF each Policy either in rs5ncff-F
of Premium OF as Reversinnarv Addlf5C-e
lS5 provided the Amendment OF the Charter
wise in lS7D.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River Saturday
Packet.
For Helena, DELTA Friarss Point. sum
hover, LacOnia, CarsOu's, Conc0rdia, mouth
Whfe River, Indian Bay, st. Charles.
DavaIls Bluff and Augusta,
and JacksOnpOrL
ROSE HAMBLETON Newell uosto-
This new and splendid passenger It.
steamer will ieayeas above on %
SATURDAY, 18th Inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD d co Agents
Corner Main and Madison SIS or
jel58t City WharfcOat. foot Monroe 81.
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LORINGANDREWs--Of L0ring Andrswk
Son,72 Gold street.
CHARLEsKNEELAND OF Bogert 4 E,eA
land, - William sd.
JOHN NANNEsf---Of Vannest e Hay
densB Besk1usn 81
JOHN BUTTERFIELD--Ot Wells. Buttsrheid
&go-,Amerean r.
press
AA@Prest Central Bank.
Brooklyn.
SAMUEL PLATTlOf Adriance. Plstt &
Co. l65 Greenwich
street.
GEORGE L0RILLARD-Eew Yurk.
JOHN D. MATRs-----.O David Do-
% South street.
J. AHARDENBuRGH-Of Fenner. Harieu-
burg & Co., -
Wafer street.
CYRUS P. sMITH.--.vios Prss't BrooR-
Vn City r. r. u
Union Ferry Co.
and lata Mayor OF
BROOKLYN.
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Briggs & Peterson have just received
200, 600 bushels of the best H3ts5Grg Coal.
We have removed to No. II Madison
street, and are ready to ill all orders.
We are thankful to the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed on
US, and hope FOR q continuance of the
same, may29tf
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OST OR MISLAID-

7 OST OR MISLAID-
Acsrtiheate for four shares Of capital stock IN
the Memphis and Ohio tlroadC Company said
certificate Numbers u hundred and eight,
and issued May Ilth, i TO VIM. English, now
deceased, for which 7 Aend to apply to the
Treasurer Of the Compf h for a duplicate Of
the same. SOaN MCGRATH.
Executor ofsaid Wm. English's Estate.
mv2g swa
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. The ReU. LEROY j. HGlseg, D. d., for
merly Of Louisville, KY, will occupy the
pulpit at the Second Presbyterian church
on Sabbath morning, June 10Th. LEILA 2t
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FOR SAL.

TO X s A l. E 81
Seventy bead Of large hDe
b T. CATA +.
For particulars apply TO
GILBERT, Hal tS& CO,
iel5 If Front street.
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, at NJ. Krsus &
Co.'s, No. 213 Main street, next TO Ward
d LeGaereis drug store. ie7 tt
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"A BleGcbed D0mestics at fifteen
cents per yard. Lindauer & Pollock,
299 Main street.
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ANOTHER HORROR.
b b AND MURDER.
The Body Found Horribly Mu-
tilRted-COFOner's Inquest.
No Trace Of the
Murderers.

Another Of those horrible deeds OF
blood which il has been our painful duty
to record Of late, occurred sometime on
Thursday night near Fort Pickering.
The facts, as near as could be ascertained
are as follows A countryman coming
into town, at an early hour yesterday
morning, noticed q number of blood
stains aud clots Of flesh on the bridge at
"saliy portU number three. This
aroused his suspicion that something was
wrong, when he stopped to examine.
On looking round he discovered
the body Of a man laid out IN
der the corner Of the bridge with
neither coat, boots or hat, his arms
crossed over the breast, a cloth cover
ing the face, which, on being removed, it
was found that the skull Of the murdered
man had been cleft by a Ratchet or some
other sharp instrument. The facts were
reported to the first officer ne met ia The
city, when Coroner Cotton was sent for.
not being able 10 attend, SIR. Justice
Hall was called upon to hold the inquest.
From the testimony given before the
Jury, it was proved that the deceased
was named Cornelius Leary; that he
had been employed for some time past as
Iaborer or the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad. he came to the city on Mon
day for the purpose OF receiving some
money due him by the company, and
was stopping at the house Of a friend
named Green, at Fort Pickering. During
the day he was in the city with Mr..
Green, and returned home at night with
a man named Norissey. Abont eleven
O'Clock he and Morrissey left Green's,
and about an hour later be and another
man were seen drinking in a saloon
kept by John Cuner, on South street.
They left there together, and that is the
last trace Of Leary alive that has been
found. He had on his person, when he
left Green's, between fifteen and twenty
dollars in money and two silver watches,
which Of course were stolen. Leary Is
Of as aquiet and inottensive man,
aud has always borne a good character
for honesty and integrity. Contrary to his
usual custom, he drank rather freely
during the day, and made a full display
Of his money and the watches. The deed
was no doubt committed for his paitry
pknder. The jury brought In a verdict,
finding q" that the deceased came to his
death from q wound on the head, in
by a Ratchet or some other sharp
instrument No trace has, as yet, been
found of the perpetrators Of this horrible
midnight murder.
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PLANTATION AND KsgA STEAM
saw Will FOR SriE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A HTNG IN
"A veStmeut The plantation is-own as the
town OF Lake Bluff" on White ARK, ia /.
miles above the Memphis and 1T pck rail-
road crossing. containing betweef 1d hve {
hundred acres, about one hu4 kR-leared
rs feet above the late OVERFLOW, 4Dainder
heavily Umbered, together with AgnO.e or !
half Interest Iu q NEN ~ MILL, {
FORTY horse powerJEugine, BlacHNtn's shop, 2
CarpeuteTs Tools. Wagons andL 1necessaTy F.,
appurtenauces Tor running the sEA4 There is Z
a hne Mansion with nine rooms Z. Stern lca-
pacity OUUJ gaIlOnEy three Cabins, ~arehouse,
two good Wood Yards. and thel landings
on the river. The above VIII be s. 1t low fig ]
ures aud on easy terms. For fur partcU-
lars address Mrs LII II.
ny4tf 40Lhee
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NOTICE.
$1,000 REWARDf

OFFICE EMFHIS BOARD OF UNDERWATER
MENPHIs, TEsN., June iS57.
TN order to more eGectually suppress incen-
u di .rlsm within the city Of Memphis, a 70
ward OF
Two Thousand Dollars
viii be paid by the Memphis Board Of Uneer-
Writors TO any policeman or other persons Who
shall procure the arrest and legal conrscffon on
any person or persons guilty OF nring any
Insured by any Of the Insurance
Compenies comprising his Board.
is4W Bx ORDER or SHE BOARD
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AInhnalln Iillle-

WE are daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, IN large Quantities, which We are
selling at lowest rates, at the Bluff CITY Cotfou
Shed, corner Linden and Clinton streets.
my3O I'm EDDINS q GoLIGHTLY.
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We have for charter, by the day. a fine
pleasure Steamer for Pic Mics and other
excursions. Boat large and roomy, and
capable Of carrying eight hundred per-
sons. Apply to r. P. Walt q Co., No. 5
Brady block. jeI3 4ts
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wANTS

w A n T + D
A SITUATION by a nan who writes wen
and knows something Of bookkeeping. Sit
nation IN the ountry preferred. References
given, IL required. Address Mayhem, SEN
atobia. Miss jeI5 2fe
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Latest StyEes ofDress Goods constantly
received at greatly reduced prices, at
Lindauer & Poll0ek's, 800 Main street.
ie2ff
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Vapor Baths, at the Good Samaritan's,
No. 1873 JefIeraon street. les I'm
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4 beautiful line Of Grenadines al only
twenty-five cents per yard. 800 Main
street. left
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FUE CINCINNATI.
FOR LOgIsVILLE.

FOR LOuIsVILLE.
Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet
For Cairo and Louisville.
ROBERT T. LII Richardson masfar
Leaves Memphis for the aDgve r.
and Intermediate points za
THIS DAY, 18th inst. at 2 ain.
". JAY JOHNSON, Agent
IeDH Star Wharfboat.
Regular Aew-Olleans and Louisville Packet
For CairO and Louisville.
ROBERT F.. LEE. Richardson master
This splendid passenger packet r.
VIII leave Is above on s
SATURDAY. Tune 18TH, at 7 a.m.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & Co. Agents,
jel4 % NO. ID Jefere5n street
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WIFE-WHTPPER.-A cowardly brute
named Michael Burns, INDUCED in the
amusement of whipping his wife on
Thursday night, for which he was SEN
fenced to fi~fty-thFee days labor on the
chain gang by Mr.. Commissioner Rich
ards yesterday. The punishment wss
too unod for him.
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GLOBE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT.
DISBURSEMENTS.

To Cash Assets, Jan. l. 1866 ET an Al
To. Premium Acct for 1865. .S64T.5T ~
To In'strec'd and accrued gO.a6I 6-6z2m "
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For The best assortment of Bugle Trim
mings, Buttons, and all kinds Of Fancy
Goods, go to Lindauer q PoIiock's, 29g
Main street. jeff
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Mozam6iqges, not to be eqnalled, for
the low price Of twenty-five cents per
yard. 299 Main street. jeff
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Damaged DRY Goods at NJ. KrauB q
Cas- No. 2l3 Main street, next TO Wasd
&heGuere's drug store, regardless Of cost
or value. je7 Il
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Carpetia9, Wall Paper, Curtains and
Mosquito Bars at Joseph Grieshaber's,
375 Main street. my17 I'm.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tender our
thanks to Iessrs. Keller and McC0r-
mack, Of the reliable Southern express
company, for late western and southern
papers. They are a big team, and
ALWAYS on time.
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RUFFN, FINNET 4 CO.,
Successors to Eorment, RuHn & Finney).
Cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. Is Union Street,
(Up-stairs in Lee HOek-Rooms, Nos. Il and i2l
ruMpu .TEEu


DARTICULAR attention paid 20 the sale and
storage Of Gotten and other Produce con-
signed to us. Orders from the country viii be
attended to. jet
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sTEAMBoATs.e



FOR ARKANSAS RIvER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
Us. Mail Packet
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine BIuH and
Little Rock
master
M This elegant passenger steamer IL
SATURDAY, I5th-inst. at S pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & Co, Agents.
!el4 No. L jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas RIVER WeskIv
Us. Mail Packet.
For Helena, Nap0Ieen, Pine RIuG aad
Little Rock.
master
This splendid passenger steamer
viii leave for the above on zt
SATURDAY 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & co, Agsnts.
Corner Main and Madison sfs. or
tei4 CITY WharfbOat. foot Of Monroe 1t.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Regular MemphisandsL Louis Packet
Fer Cairo and "a. Eoufs.
MARBLE -Tschudi master
AZ L aaoy Splendid e5 steamer VIII leave @
SATURDAY, 18th Inst, at 5 nm.
Jeli It FLEN- CALVERT. sup't.
FOR VICKsRURG.
Regular Memphis and vcksburg saturday
Packet.
For Helena, Frfarss Point. NanoFeo.-
Enniee. saAne's Landing. Green
vile. Lake Providence.
and Vfcksburr.
DAN ABLE r-
This new and elegant passenger r.
steamer leaves on -R
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 D n.
VIEsON DONAHUE. Agents.
lsi7A pa Front street.
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ToR RENT.
TO K n

Two OFFICES. forme}y occupied by the
Metropolitao Police S0a5nissioners, No. Il
Madison street. Inquire - Police ONCE, ~
Madison street.
Memphis, June 10. 1867. feIl II