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VOLCANIC ERUPTION Ar SEA.
A ReuarkabIe Natural Phenomenon =
Earth Thrown Up Through the Sea 10
a Hight of 209O 4 eet.


An interesting letter has just been re-
ceived by Mr.. VIM. Logan, Glasgow,
from the Rev. DIR. George Turner, mis-
sionary, author of " Nineteen Years IN
Polynesia dated Samoa or Navigator's
Islands, South Pacific, November %,
1866. We make the following extract
On the 18th Of September, little after
noon. a eommOtion was observed in the
deem blue sea, about a mile and half
from OIosenga, and three and half from
Tau. It appeared like surf breaking over
a sunken rock. Some thought it might
be a whale blowing, and others that il
was a shoai of bonito. This unusual
eommotion continued all day, and by
the following morning, at daylight,
volcanic action was unmistakable. At
first the eruptiops were at intervals
of about an hour. They went on
increasing for two days, and on the
18th there were fifty in the hour. For
three days longer there was one eontin-
ued succession of Outbursts. The natives
gazed in anaazement at the great jets of
mud and dense columns of other vol
eanie matter rising in terrific grandeur
two Thousand feet above the level Of the
sea. These again branched out into
clouds of dust, blackening the sky, and
covering Gp 0lOsenga from the sight OF
the people on Tau. The roar OF the
eruptions, and the collision and crash or
the masses of rock met in their down.
ward course from the clouds By
others flying up we're fearful. Quanti-
ties of fused Obsidian, too, threw on
the most lovely fragments, which shone
and sparkled in the sunshine like thou
sands of pendants from crystal gasalier.
No fame appeared; only once or twice
was there gleam of fire seen in the
matter thrown up. The sea was most
violently agitated, end boiled and bub-
bIed furiously in great basin half 3 mile
in diameter. After time the ocean had
a light sulphur tinge for ten miles round.
Heaps or dead fish were washed ashore,
and among these sea monsters six and
twelve feet long, which the natives had
never seen before, and for which. they
have no name. The sulphurOus vapors,
heat and smoke and ashes, soon made
the settlement on Olosenga in line with
the volcano unbearable, and the people
fed to q Etbee q little way to the south.
A slight tremulous motion continued TO
be felt on land, but no tissure opened,
nor have any hot springs made their ap-
pearance. The ordinary springs OF hot
water are also unaffected. After three
days the violent action began TO abate,
and on the II th of November, when the
teacher from whom have my infOrma-
ton left, theTe were only three or four
in the twelve hours, and the hight to
which the matter was thrown was re-
duced to twenty or thirty feet above the
level of the sea. No cone or other up
lifting has appeared above the surface Of
tsar9cean, nor is there any apparent up
lnp1ng or subsidence of the adjacent
small islands.
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Tr1lStRe,R SnLe
or Real Estate in 6lbsOn County, Tenn,
to be Sold at HumhOldG. Gibson County,

or Real Estate in 6lbSOn CO1HtY, Tenn,
to be Sold at HumhOldE. 6ibsOn County,
Tenn, on the 18th day or nay, 1867.
DY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust executed TO ".
ID A. Jones by VIM. d. Fly, bearing date 18th
December, 1850, for the purpose OF securing
certain dents due BY said Vim. D. Fly 70 Fl. NJ.
Apperson & Co, and which are therein speci-
ned, and by authority vested in me as Trustee
substituted by decree Of the Common Law
Court Of the city OI Memphis, entered 17th
april, lS7, in the room OF Wm- A. Jones de-
ceased, 1 Will, On the Z6t1 day OF May, ls67, in
front of the hotel Al h uIn h0ldt. Gibson County
Tenn, between the hours OF ten O'CLOCK, am.
and four o'clock pm. sell 70 the highest bid
der. q cerIain tract Of land containing about
;zSS acres situated in Gibson County, and lying
about ~ miles northwest Of humboldt. Tenn,
being the same tract or parcel Of land con-
yeyed 70 said VIM. d. Fly by Joseph n Lam
nnm bV Deed registered in Registers Once OF
tsibson Cdrnty. 70 which reference Is made for
more particular description
This tract Of land VIII be subdlYtued into
four lots, No. containing 90 acness and known
as fhe Ell; Nos 2 and 4containing W acres
EACH lines running east and west
irFRus One half Cash, balance at months.
ffs. purchaser 70 execute uOfo, bearing interest
frorn date and secured by Deed Of Trust en-
bracing the same terms rs that under which
am now acting.
m rant OF redemption is'waiyesi and ina
tiffIe believed TO BE gOOd, but i win cor yeV
orlv such title as is In me vested as Trusfs4a
af,rf nj J. ID. q elLttfI1fff. 1'rr.cfas.
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LEGAL.
Dc Real Estate, IN GIbs8n county. % be
sOidRt HamboldL. Ienn.. kaI aS. 1861.

Of Real Estate, IN Gibson C0uBty. 90 be
SOidat Humboldt. fenn., kay Is. 1861.
DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust 70 me executed
ID on the 18th day OF March. 1851, by Green
Williams for The purpose Of securing gwo notes
iOr the sum OF Forfy-HIL Thousand Dollars
,Sl6,GD0l with interest nom dale. Que respect
lively on the 2jth o. Dscember, lsdl- and 2lJh
day Of December, leo2, OF Twenty three Thou
sand Dollars each, owing by nm Co =. Ai- s D.
person * Co., and by authority invested 10 me-
to sell the land conveyed in said trust deed. i
will on the 2sth day Of May. 1871. .u
front Of The hotel az Hum bOldt. o bsln county.
Tennessee, between the honrs OF DO o'cigcE
am. and o'clock p N and cuutiu ing from
day 10 day thereafter between the same hours.
until al the proper. be sold. sell 70 fIe higu-
est bidder, a certain tract of land, cautaiuIl.
about aa3 acres. 81 uaL- ana lying iu Gibson
county Tennessee. and bounded and described
As follows one tract containing EZ sores
conveyed 70 ". ID. Fly hy John tIy ly deed
recorded in Gibson county; one tract contain
ing % acres. conveyed 70 the said ". D. Flv 1v
W. "a. Crosby by deed duly recorded iu Gibson
veyed 10 said w ID Sly by J.. horton By
deed duly recOrdea In Gibson county one
tract containing ls8l acres, conveyed 10 said
W. ID. Fly by John Price ny deed duly Recorded
one tract containing sI acres, cunveyesiytO said
w. ID. Fly by henry Phillips by deed duly re-
corded IN Gibson county :. one tract c0ntI1flt.
l;ci1, acres purchassd by The SAID W D. Fly
under a decree Of the county court OF Gibson
county, said tract belonged 10 John kelrF's
debts one other tract containing ~ AIRES. ana
conveyed 10 said w. ID. Fly ny Charles Oates 1y
deed duly recorded IN q bison unity said amos
are bounded On the norfh by lands belonging
to the heirs Of m. shaw and n. g. Hart and
- Caldwell on the west by land Of Henry
Phillips, John Amstead and y. T. Graves on
the south BY land belonging TO John y. bar
nett ana Micajah Ely On the east BY the land
Of William Boon amt TIE estates Of Robert
Campbell ands W illiaGn Shaw Fos a more par
ticular description Of said tract, reference is
made to thedeed and decree above mentioned
TO said W. ID. Fly, AL OF the above described
lands having been told under deed OF trust sx-
ecuted % W. d. Jones By Green Williams. and
this tTust executed for payment uf purchase
money. This property viii be suadiv ided. and
will be sold in lots varying 3 ON lOu 70 20 acres
upOn one Of which there is a nne dwelling
and all Out houses and improvements ueces-
sary, being in hlgh stale OF cultivation, with dne
orchard, etc
A plan OF the subdivision viii be exhibited
on day OF sale,
TERMS OF SALE-Oae-haIf Cash. balance at
six months, the purchaser to execute E0Ia
bearing interest nom date. and secured bv
deed Of trust embracing the same tei ms a. that
under wnich / am now acting. The right OF
redemp pIiOn is waived, and the title believed to
be goOG, but viii convey only such titles as Is
IN me invested.
ap2i S0t A. DELAP Trustee
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
lNonI@ = June 3, Ts67.

.52 y. r. D-Beni. ]. Edtiins w. VIM. d. Dusn.
ChanceTy Court OF Memphis
DT virtue OF an interlOcutOry decree in this
y cause viii sell, At pubic auction, TO ths
hi5hest bidder at tse Courthouse door, In the
Jity OF Memphis. Tenn. On
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DY virtue OF a deed Of trust 10 me executed
ID BY Charles Pfannenesteihi on the 10Th day
Of September, 1850, and duly recorded at the
Registers Office OF Shelby county, Tenness e,
in Record Book, No. 81, part second, pages J6s,
$50 and SO October l9 1856, for the purpose Of
securing 2 note for the sum Of sixty-twO Hun
dred and Thuty-tyEo Dollars tS6232 00), owed by
him 10 John B. Le6ch, and by authority in
vested in me to sell the property conveyed TO
me in laid trust deed, will, on the 10Th day Of
June, 1861 sell, on the premises, AZ 10 o'clock
a ua, to the highest bidder, for cash. the f0l-
lowing described prOr erty A certain tract or
Dai eel OF land situated. lying and b. ing II the
city of Memphis, shelby county, state Of Ten
nessee. designated on the original plan Of lots
in and of the city Of Memph1s as part OF lot
thrse hundred and seventy-One No 81 and
bounded as follows, to-YFit: Beginning on me
northeast corner of lot on the south side OF
Jefferson street, known As George CromWel's
So feet WesJwardly nom the Intersection OF
jefferson and Third streets, thence eastWardlly
with the south side Of jefferson street - feet TO
street: thence southwardly with the west side
of Third street 1f63z feet TO az alley thence
yyestwardly with the north side OF said alley
i4SlS feet 70 the east side OF another alley :
thence northwardly with the east side OF said
aliev 26 feet to the south boundary line Of the
said Cromwell lot; thence eastwardly with
said Cfomwellis south boundary line 901S feet
TO the southeast corner Of the said CromVells 5
lot thence nOrLhwHrCly with the east bound
arv line Of the said Cromwell lot ll2z feet 70
tIe beginning. together With all the privileges
and sppurtenances 1hereunt0 belonging.
The title is believed 10 begOOd. but sell only
as frrusfee-the right Of redemption waived.
THOS. LEECB, Trustee
afennuhis Mayq lS67 myiO tbs
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KALSOMINING
SDee6GE Notice.

THIS following Goods having been stored with
Il Messrs. Hiner q Mason, and MessrS- HineT,
Mason q Dyer, and trans erred by them 70 US,
will be sold on the LIST OF June. &C apctton. for
their freight and charges unless called for BY
the owners. MOODY & WIMBI5H.
6. hanna, boz mdse N. 8cKeBny. mat
tress; ". a T., boxes glassware; =, boxes
mdse; j. Torrell,5 boxes mdse, oasksi J, V
Little. / box mdse; George Haywood, DSA
castings; Harry Dean, keg nailsi no mars 11.l
dozen buckets, n pieces IRE tile; A. .. hen- en-
olds, boxes hardware; no mark ooAss sss n q
y. goods, I trunk. ] tool chest, ! Do4 nue., :
piows cooking stoves r. Cneiry, DcIsel
-four; J. w Morris coil rope, no1 m suliu4 -,
sl1f; Mr. Sweet, bundle non ka9 ~ ~ Plpe ;
no mark. / lot H b. furnituie ". - 1lolnp-
son, box sundries; George 1nol-l.sase.. oo@ @
sundrlss II. Hauinsten, 2oA nls4ieans s,i, p p
Burbank, gin press, = Fieess. p11isles, piece
rope O. s. & Co.. Y shafts. lsrse, al1sa 50 fi-
rsr3sS' hroren. 10 hangers bundles rods 45
riec<si iron boxes, pkg washers = knuokies,
Z 5o4es hardware no marx . ploEsi i pkg
c.5.s-efs. "a b Marshall, u lot household FUR
piturs ". !. s, boxes glassware; J. J. s,
n al hox nadse. myiN
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BANKs AND BANEIMG |
BANKING.
! ;.
ORGANIZED 1874.
oFFTcE. q I-e MApIsoN sTREET.

~. j. MURPHY. - President
! F.. M. CASH, Sacretary-
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IN Tnes5av. June IL, 1857.

On Tuesday, June II, 1851
No. segN. r. D-samuei Tate e a.. VS.. ~ Lewis
Selby ct al.-Chaneery SonLs ~ ss 1aejs In,
II tbts esnse. viii sell, Al pubic auction 70
ne hiohest bidder. at the Courthouse oOof' III
the oily OF Memphis 4eniie'sse, IN
Tuesday. June II, IL, 1857, s
- tbe hours Of 10 am. and " m, the
Jew JEW -, - fsseriDed real estate. tO-Wit. A Ger
toiT, idt Or parcel Of ground situate lying and
tt - IN esf,aiby cOunty, State OF Tennessee,
i oelis ~ the Ilth Civil District Of said county
.,,5.,taiTing eight acres and fourteen hundredths
~ as1 acre the same being the north part OF
"a No I7 or subdivision No. z, as known on
NE rlan Of the subdivision Of the John Ram
saV graut OF five thousand acres as subdivided
bv N. A. Kerr and =. y. Todd. Lot No. IL is
shoVr on Fuckers map market 7. 5 Tate.
rEsas OF SAIE-On a credit OF six and twelve
months, notes with good security, with interes
nom day OF sale, and lien retained TIL pay
ment OF the purchase money.
kquity-0f redemptlon barred.
A. ALsTOS, Clerk and Master
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IuJIa IU7


Fr,fIE creditors Of the estate Of :. :. aaions
are hereby nOtified that haFs slsgesstsd
the insolvency Of said esiase " 'qs 80 : ~ -
80 er1adstor of said estate are nohnec . NE
,i,esr r5eirnfs duly sUthentlrateo, WIInln six
months nom date neroois ol e-i7 NSs-1o va %
nisoin : ~ VAL. y SANFORD Administrator.
April lst, 1851 spiaf
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LArr rRoM MAsHINarON.

special Dispatch 10 81. Louis Republican,
WAsHTvGToN, May 2O.-CGl. J. P.
Iuse, of Lower California, arrived here
to-day via Mexico, where he bad an in
rerview with President Juarez, at San
l.uis POtosi, on April 23d. He found the
liberal leader with thir Y thousand troops
and fully confident Of destroying every
vestige of the empire ip the next three
months. He had laid the city OF Mexico
under siege, and regarded its capture as
a question of brief time.
Macmillan was at Querretaro with
about fifteen thousand men, not more
than half of whom We're believed by
Juarex 70 be servicea5Ie. The Mexican
Generals Eseobed0 and Corona had
Ouerretaro surrounded. In reply tOsan
inquiry. JuareZ said that if EscObedO
captured MaXimilian, he would surely
execute him, and that Juarez could not
prevent il. The above information, al
though coming from Mexico, Is regarded
As correct, aad has been communicated
to the government.
A e,-wd of visitors We're at the eXecu-
tiveflHHansion to-day to see the president,
among whom were large number OF
ladies'. Secretary Seward and Secretary
McCulioch had ~ interview with the
president this forenoon,
The secretary Of the interior is now
able to attend bis Office daily, but does
net attempt to do any business. lie was
still very weak, but rapidly recovering,
and will soon be able to attend the duties
Of has office.
For the week ending on Tuesday, the
2Sth instant, three hEndred and two pa
tents will be issued from the patent Office.
- Z.
applications and eighty caveats were
fled.
The board heard the continued evil
dence to-day Of Attorney General Stan
berry, in relation TO the procedure in get
ting pardons through his ONCE. assist
ant Secrrt rtary Chandler was also present
and testified. Gen. Baker was also ex-
aniped, in connection with the previous
evidence which be had submitted.
Gen. Grant and lady accompanied by
his father and Gems. Dent, Thomas and
Patterson Of his staff, started for Rich
mond on Saturday morning and arrived
there that afternoon, on = visit TO bis
brother-in-law. The general has left his
family at Old Point, where they will be
the guests of Gen. Scofield during the
summer months. After this it is ru-
mored that be will visit the scene Of bis
old campaign On horseback. The Rich
mond Wing proposes chat Gen. Lee ac-
company him as measure TO produce
barmonizing effect on both sections.
Congressional printer Defrees says he
did not refuse to employ the Tennessee
printer recommended by the president,
and alluded to in a dispatch day or two
since. on account Of such recommenda-
ton, but because he was discharging
instead of employing more printers.
The appointments Of registers in bank
ruptcy for Ohio, were completed to-day
/ and forwarded TO the United States
Judges OF that state. The authorities
refused to make them public until they
wera confirmed by said judges.
By the census Of Virginia, appearing
in Richmond papers to-day, the white
voters have a majority Of $1,000, but 8
large proportion OF this number are dis
franchised by the reconstruction act.
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Libel No. 40.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT COUNT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF WEST IENNEssEIs.

UNITED STATES or AMERICA. ,
DISTRICT COUNT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNEssEE.
Libel, Civil and Maritime.
Briggs & Peterson vs.. Steamboat Rose Hambls-
Ton, her Engines, Machinery, Boats, Tackle,
Apparel and Furniture.
Va HEREAS, Briggs & Peterson did, on the
w 10th day OF DAY, 1857, file their libel, civil
and maritime In said Court aga nst said 5teans-
boat Rose Hambleto8, her Engines, Machinery.
Boats Tackle, Apparel and furniture, for the
causes in safd libel mentioned, am praying
the usual process and monitiOn OF the Court
in that behalf; aud having, under the pro-
cess Of sad Courl. seized said Steamboat Hose
Barnbieton her Engines, Machinery, Boats,
Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, and now have
the same IN my custody. Now, there
fore, in pursuance Of the process OF said
court, TO nae directed. I do hereby give
public warning and notice TO ali persons
having or pretending 70 have any interest IN
said property, That they be and appear
before the said cOurt at the federal cutift
room in she city NJ Memphis, ON the rirst Nom
day in July 1857, and show cause, if any they
have or know why The said property shall not
be condemned as Aforesaid.
This 1lth day OF May, 1867. -
IL. S. Marshal for Che District Of West Tenn
rrT ~ III :.
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urRREW GyB MAsoNIC CALEyBlR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A.. NJ. 5sZ.

saint kDdrsv's Day, 80th NoysIn6eT q eaen
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FT1HE creditors OF the ess ate Of =. 81. Applchy
il are hereby notified tnat have suggested
he insolvency of said estate % the Clerk OF ne
county Court Of Upton county, le-nee1eei illi-
he creditors Of said estate arr noildc1 q 1la
their claims, duly auihenticatsd, within -
months nom the date hereof. sr ms nose ifil-
be MED IN bar Of fne samo
J. 3. pANHlEL-, AdIulpisfsaior.
April ls,, lsa7. apis9
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srArE trEns.

"A company of BrowBlOw's pets, as
tbeV stvle themselves, sixty-four strong,
from Bradley county, East Tennessee,
passed through Nashville Monday en-
route to Brownsville. The Banner says
the majority of the men ~ seemed to be
between seventeen and twenty years
old, and of that lazy, shifJless class who
hang around the groggeries of small
country towns. They had no discipline,
and deported themselves in a very noisy
and unruly manner whilst IN the city.
Gen. Jim BrOwnlow attacked a Mr..
Crawford, clerk at the Chattanooga de-
pot, on the street, at Nashville, Monday,
accusing him Of abusing him Brown
low the Sunday previous. After exact
ing an apology, the doughty hero adopted
q suggestion from the assembled crowd
who had witnessed bis gallantTy, to take
drink, and soon quieted down his
chOlor in the friendly juice of Robertson
county. Nice affair for the kings son to
be mixed in
Hon. Emerson Etheridge viii speak
at Nashville on Saturday next, 25th
inst.
Registration st Nashville is being
rapidly completed.
Cherries have appeared in the Nash
vile nldEkeb.
The May term Of the circuit court
commenced at Nashville on Monday.
The base ball club at Chattanooga,
thus far, holds the palm Of superiority
over any IN the state. The Press ana
| Times Indignantly asks where are all the
crack base ball clubs of Nashville, thai
! the little town Of Chattanooga should be
allowed the undisputed championship ol
the state2
Mr.. Etheridge made a three hours
speech at Trenton on the 18th inst, and
the Gazette Of thar place says: He came
announcing a great sentiment-laying
down a broad aud safe platform. 1t was
/ equal and er0ct justice 10 all, both 30hitt
and black He defiad any one to poini
| to q single rebeHiOdS sentiment he hdo
| eter utterod. II could not be done. He
1 did not, in his speech of 1865, at this
place, as all could bear him witness
raise his voice against the majesty o.
constitutional law. But, on the othel
/ hand, in the resolutions be offered
counseIed obedience to such law.
The preliminary surveys Of the Leb
anon and Gallatin railroads have beer
commenced.
-At present travel is light over al
the railroads leading from Nashville
There is also comparatively little freigh
being transported by the different lines
| This dullness Of course comes with th,
season, and business is expected TO re
vive early in autumn.
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NeuIy Invented Eireek FIRE.

A chemist of Msrseilles processes TO
have compounded Greek fire which, in
his opinion, wiz put an end to all war.
His description Of its qualities is a little
startling. He can envelope an army Of
one bundred thousand men with sea Of
Are m less than five minutes, and at a
distance of one thousand metres. He
will Only need a few minutes to set an
inland town blazing, while TO DO the
san1e Office for a seaport town viii be the
,-oTk Of seconds. In naval combat he
viii cover the deck with torrent Of fire,
and stiae the crew below like 80 many
-sts A to the fortress Of Luxemburg,
aho1lt which there is so muck talk, be
sn0aees to Gust the Prussian garrison
urifhin a quarter Of an hour. There viii
he no can for bis services at Buxemburg,
however, now that the peace treaty is
signed,
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BREVITIE&

The Rocky mountains viii be
reached this summer by railroad.
The porte Of Turkey positively re-
fuses to eede Gambia 10 the Greek gov
arnfpauf
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conmenced.

PERHAPS the best pun recorded was
that inscribed on tes-chest, viz q Ta
dOces.n These words are the second per-
son singular OF the verb doceO, TO teach,
and when literally translated become
Thou tea-chest.a
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD

rFyRAIEs leave As rollows tcity tnel; .
Through Express, Sundays excepted, SEQ
IN. Throagh Nal, sac pm; Someryille Ac-
csnmodation At $40 Ia.i Grand Juuction
Accom- mediation Train, connect ing WITH MIS-
sissiTlElf Cent al Train, leaves al 1880 pm
Express connects a. Grand Junction WIN
arIernoon train on the Mississippi Central
RaiIroad for Holly springs, ater Naiiey,
Grenada. Jackson, Nicksburgs Miss NeW of-
AT CorIntb, for Okelona, Columbus, Miss,
Al Decatur. for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. etc
At Chattanooga, for all places IN Eastern
AIabaIra Georgia, North and south Garolln T.
Vlrginis, " Washington, baltimore, Philadeiphia
New York etc.
Through Mail connects al Grand junction
with trains Tor Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
Al Decatur. Tor Athens Pulaski, Ala Coluin-
bia. Nashville, etc
Al Chattanooga Mail trains connect for same
points a. Express trains
HargaEe checked through
Eor Gckets and further Information, apply at
fhe once. NO. I3 Court street
". j. ROSS, Gen Sup'L
a BARNES, GenI Ticket agent.
auE4 n s. h SHOCK Passenger Agent
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SIGN OF THE BEEHIVE

NINE. MITCHELL 8 CO.,
Sts0sO Bonnet Dealers, MiiEf1ers
and Dress Makers,
ADJOINING THE IRVING BLOCK,
Northeast Corner Court square,
MEMPHIS, TENN
Bonnsts Cleaned, Pressed and altered 70 the
pressat Fashion. Ap4 an