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Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

Banking House of John McTcar g. G. NJ 90.
Market ST., Wilmington. 5.20s, IN Az. 90 NO. oOI
all other good securities bought and sold mn anu
S'a ware state Bonds, Delaware R. R. Bonds. BsnL
M StocAS bought and sold commission. Draf,S "a
New York and Philadelphia issued. ''S ."
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

some nome time ago, it will be remembered A.
uelegates to the Georgia Reconstr tion I'm tue
tpntlC9 tbn made application to the IreasnrSTro Tol f
th that otate for their pay, and We're ;nfnrmd oi
snnoo sn%S mere was no money for them. II now
9ars to Nar E9at all the funds had been remoVeJ %
manI NJ Me@ York City in anticipation of this Jo
seiZed nO.t 80 tnat even If the treasury had been
The daiaantg dnIier,ng would have been found there.
them are said to be destitute ' ""u sumo OF
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

- KtEcoVIERED.-Two of the vessels rcnortod
SUI sunk In the Delaware, above Bombay Hoot bu
m Tne storm three weeks ago, have been ra;Sod Dy
IN Inc Fom Brothers and the Heart Of '1IoIu 0@L =
Inc Inc one sunk on the Bombay Hook sbore % 5oa
a5 nau her masts cut off even with the water t@r
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

STABBED; --.On Saturday afternoon last somo
boys were playing in the stackyard Of Mr. fn foaae
than Williams, at Cowgilrs Corner. near Ia Ia
YER and two of them got to quarrellin@' wben hen
on one stabbed the other in the neck The "tom hon
that was stabbed lived with Henry Moor. 9bS t6s
boy that stabbed him was named Cox The Tbo
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

|; U; q. F.-The Kent County Association
OF the Independent Order of Odd Flla1G Fellows viii
mold It's next meeting in the Hall Of Pb;In In
aemlc ae Lodge, in Dover, on Tuesday, 18th inst O
Memoers OF the Order throughout the conntr
are cordially invited to be present 'O"n'y
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TO CONSUMpTIyES

,c me ne Rev EDWARD A. WILSON will send ,i,..
~ charge) to all who desire it The prescr,n,, ''t
m utet''9nS Tor making and using The simple remed
~ "'!''h lie was cured of lung alTac,Ion and ,La,
h1edI disease Consumption HIS nn!v nher, i; "
ehel me afflicted, and no hopes every ,utIc,e, Ii
ly lhls Prescr'pllnn it viii cost them o,h'na
'iu may prove blessing. Ple,se address
. RFv. EDWARD WILSON
No l65 South Cd St, Wllliamsbn,g Nv
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

.'h l,uES'' is published epery Wednesdo, .
1e'"0O"' "y JOS. H. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro-
Pr'etOT, at Smyrna, Del. ~
TERhS-SUBscRrprroN,--On. ,,.ar 40 M
Sd"ee, or $3.50 if not paid tin end ofths..s~ ~
r.rt' 4'sc0"f'nued until allarrearsqrs paid-Onis
at the option ofthe Publisher.
pVERrisENENTs ,oiu be inserted at The rate ofSs,,n
' .ine for the first insertion subsequent in
SeT''0"s 81 cents. A liberal discount made ,
quarterly, semi-GnnuaI and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

!; ;FEsrIYAL.-The ladies of this town arc NJ
KING preparations to hold festival t1r for una ma
oeneht OF the poor 1t is to be held n oa ah. one
t3ur weeks, at HOffecker & Bros factorv "0oSC
Cne town has no means to accomodate nrLI;S
gatherings the citizens have to do MS hest tbn',
ean-hold can every such thing in barn stohIoy hey
factory, or other place that NAV afford sboIton'
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
INFORMATION

information guaranteed TO proIuce = ,,..;.
s1'"oh OF har upon bald head. or hoar.IleSs C,n
ESQ" a recipe for the removal Of Prnpies BIo,, hs
cinar ,'s ec on the skin leaving the same soft
by addressing "'''''' Fnarge
TnOS F. CHAPMAN 1,houi..
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

,,ooIl IlNSpLAR Nn ,DEATH.-On Monday morning
S"S5, WEEK, Nero Heyalo, an aged negro, died verS
coIored y1ad ana slnggissrly' at the house of
to visit. He entered the house in am annarent 99m9
good health, laid down on the floor and p9"inI d;oJ
almost Immediately. He was about 90 90 veara esIu
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

uoyernor Bullock, of Massachusetts w.e
."augnrated on Thursday. His MESSAGE 81 boyaS maS
S,atn PROSPEROUS condition of the affairs Of % tho
snat;on nud ~ recommends tE enactment for the re-
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

A car on the, Harlem Railroad was blown
from u the track by sudden gust of wind last
w ednesdssy, and caught fire from the over.
turning OF the stove. The flames were soon
extingushed but several persons were ri Soop
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

s.tn.ane a. meeting was held at Augusta Ga On
JSudy aJy evening, at which resolutions So, ,,o,n Un
P6n 6nanahpg the President for Te@o~ns W9re
Meada a ope; ana expressing confidence in Gers s
dav for Atta zen, Meade left Washington Thurs.
Third IN M;1;taaIaa ;1;,aata, to assume command Of the
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

General Hancock has issued an order declar.
,hg 'hat purely civil controversies must be set
tIeu oy the civil courts, and that he discIaims
Inc y e. exercise of judicial functions, The order
is is IN answer to numerous applications by par-
.les who desire the General to interfere in their
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

OFFdcERs.-The following are TIE officers
e1eet eM!;f. OF Morning Star Lodge, I. o. O. II.
william Cahoon, N. g.; j. w. Flick. v q .
Ad9ms a s Mahood, r. s.. j. Millawav. p. s
H. cn' =. nEolt' I. L. Graham becomes p. q.
n stella Lodge has elected the following: r
=. Ayres, n: G.; Joseph Smithers' V q
Games : Is !: Hofecker, r. S.; w. H. Baggs, p
:; p q H. Bearne, I, VIM. Worden becomes bI
: Shawnee Tribe, l. O. R. NJ, has chosen the
B B3'ITI1g Hrcbgsr O9ceES: T9hn Gatheart W. s. G.
=, H:a Ransom, c. Ri Joseph Evans, K. W. :
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

,,1, Inc boilers Of the steamer Harry Dean ev
anS poSded "a near H Galliopois, Ohio, on Satnrde1
TSu To tae nf ooat was burned to the waters eSss
ber ;ni ~ sng passengers were killed, and nnm'
~ l"JuIeu. Ihree persons are MISSING
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

aas virginia Convention has adouted /. -
a,ea I,nrgg aglng the continuance of the Freed
'1leau ln Y Irglnla.L IL ~ 2 ~ I. -
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

uo{ernor Flanders, of Louisiana. has 10
signed and General Hancock has sDri nas re,
opSnaa oI1 Baker IN his place. Mr. RaPpvn PUinlea
Oiu citizen Ot Louisiana. III Aet is an
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

u. 1Nwsenty- " three Democrats ia Conpress voted
.'u. on nonday, not to thank General Grant AL Sn5
yee some people pretend to be afraid ba a:u LII
run Oh Democratic ticket! A'u He VIII
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

Co. "a a; - bradley, cOlored delegate to tba
Tseorgla convention, was arrested at Savaon, b0
.uhurTsuay' Tor drawing pistol on the ad;.o" ~
'ne Savannah Republican, in the street VI
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

cn1 ~. Meeser' proprietor of the Pb;lado,,L:.
A.oy At.oro neercery convicted of libel on D;str;nt
Mann, has been sentenced 70 No;ce n;nn
Imprisonment and $500 fine " nine
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

., oRRLE:-hsy. RLEhssy ! }. Harrison, sold his farm
to ~ haymondPs Neck. at public sale il ,aLI ,h;s
sIwn on Thursday. j. G. Griffith &Son" :" ,e1r Inns
0Hasers' at S3S per scre--l23 acres "' p0t-
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

congress convened again on Monday last
after the holiday adjournment.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

tw6aS BROKE ID J1AIIL.;3Friday morning week, be-
in Georgetown Jail, awaiting his trial tbe for the
murder murder of Nathaniel Dickerson, and Tbom@aS @
oliver, confined on two rape charges, burned
through the floor of their cell, undermined tbe
wall OF the jail and succeeded in making tbe;r
escape A similar, but unsuccessful attemnt
prisoners. ~ 'N'So TWO
Draper has since been captured. Both mar.
ties are negroes, the first named deaf mrte
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

dia1 i11ECEAsEDi-J9hn 81 pE l. Pratt, ESQ.,, of Dover
U,Tu a. relatka Florida, on the 3lst ult, of
his health but his disease had too firm "0heI heII
on his constitution. Mr.. Pratt was a vo"ma mU,@
lawyer OF considerable promise. He was sS"m ad
mltted to the bar several years since. About
= year ago he was appointed by President
johnson u 5. District Attorney for this % State
3ut his rs failing heal lth compelled him to res;%n 1'
tne oftlce after. few months service a. u
citizen he was highly esteemed 1AS
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

min9ton III ot John McLear d. Son. COY Afaro. "a ,
bought and sod @EI Vte 81 and all GovernmeHt ~, WI
Stocks bomght and vi SIae Bonds Del r. r. Bonds ana m
adelphia and New York sson' Drafts issued on phil
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

MERIT REwARDED.-Four of tba ,,,b1;o
offices in the County Building. in Doyapr puD,.c oro
filled by men whose living children in the arc ar
gregate number forty five. The palm Is u due a." p
the Register in Chancery whose fireside Ie io ;S
blessed with fifteen boys ind girls. We donbt It
whether the county offices in anv State aro
peter filled, and challenge America to name
lour othcers In the same building having an
equal number of children. DeLnlrlr,.o.,1, GU
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

Paodc Railroad sod anu July converted into 50os and
so7 Market ST. wilminSton Y John McLear a Son. BaSSn
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

The stockholders of the Smyrna Library Az.
soclatlon convened in annual meeting on Thurs.
gay evening last. pursuant to notice. ]. q
otGckly, President, in the chair. Jos. Ii. Hof:
tecker was made Secretary -''4
On motion the minutes of the last ninth
annual meeting was read N--"'"
Inc President then submitted the tenth an.
nuai report OF the Board of Trustees which, or
Is the report; 'O'''"-"s
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
CHEAPEST CARPETS in PHTLADFTput,
AVID WHERE TO RIN ,rnEAi - III

THoS F, CHAPMAN. Chemist.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

Ihe election of officers for the ensniny voo,
was, was then proceeded with and resulted as fnI'
lows lows President J. c. Stockiy; Vice IP Pren; ao;.
dent, Or. ); Il. Cawson; Corresponding Sec. Sec,
TTetary1 >. Howard Peterson; Recording See S
Nan.rc.,H Mas r., H3%tfeSekeE, Treasurer, f. j. Colt !;
Hofecker. 0'' l. W. AyreS' d. H.
The subject of removing the Iibrorv ~ a..
increasing of the annual subscrntionS wa Un tue =.
iT Ken up. 1t was resolved that the Board Of
trustees Ii be authorized to rent a room from n
W. CumE:ins on the best terms poss6in -
be used as Library and reading room. nror; -
1ed 1 Tue present room cannot be rented co.
S60O 90 per annum 0"'o" lor
On motion the editor of the SMYRN, T,,,rs
WAS VIA requested to publish the annual report in
On motion, adjourned.
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RnhienI Iies-

We see In the jackson Miss Pilot,
the official Orgsn for the mongrel con-
vention, several assertions which we
pass by with silence and contempt. But
we find the Memphis Bulletin and Post
both echo nearly all the Pilots asser-
tions, and lest our silence might be con-
strued into an Acknowledgment of the
truth of these unblushing charges, we
deem 1t our duty to our people to pro-
nounce them wholly false.
They charge the Democratic party Of
Mississippi with fraud, threat, intimida-
ton and violence, etc. Now, we can
prove that the threats came from the
Radicals to the negroes, and that there
was not the slightest intimation If
violence on the part OF the Democ-
raey. We can prove (by eolored mem
that Wisemsn, whose report both the
Pilot and Bulletin base their assertions
on, threatened the negroes who dared to
vote the Democratic ticket with mot
bling ct the hands of his negro satellites.
We can prove that negroes who wished
to vote the Democratic ticket were afraid
to do so in presence of some of their col
colored brethren, and consequently did
not vote for either party. But we feel
we are giving too much space TO this
subject, and therefore close by saying tUe
speak the truth. Your fslsehoeds will
avail you nothing The time has long
passed when people thought you uttered
the truth.-HeTn04ldo Press.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, July I0.-A mass meeting
was held last evening in Union Square
under the auspices OF the New YorE
Democratic Club, to ratify the nominal
lions of the National Democratic Con.
yention. Speeches were made by Gen
Wade Hampton, Gov. Vance, of North
Carolina, and several others.
The Herald says the Democratic party
has decided that the next President
shall be Grant, and that Seymour against
Grant amounts to q Democratic surren.
der or disbanding of the Democratic
party.
The Times says the Democratic ticket
will not bring out even q full vote, and
will disgust the non-partizan element
and nothing but q series of miracles can
save the party from defeat.
The Tribune, after recOunting the for.
mer political course of Seymour, says
" IL this man can be chosen President
over Grant, then the political blood shed
in the war was in vain"
The World says Mr. Seymour is the
first statesman in the Democratic party,
and possesses every personal qualifics.
ton and accomplishments which bsfit the
Chief Magistrate Of q great nation. He
has strong grasp on the questions re.
lating to the resuscitatiou of the shat.
tered prosperity of the country, and his
election will establish confidence, both
at home and abroad, in the financial
honor Of the country, and in other re.
spects also. 1t considers that Seymour
will make far stronger President than
Chase.
The Sun says Seymour is an eminent
exponent of the Democratic party, bat
does not think that Blair will add to the
success Of the ticket.
Henry Ward Beecher is out in 8
card denying that he fsvors Chase, and
concludes by comparing Grant to Wash
ingtOn.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1O.-Kellogg, who
is elected Senator for the long term, Is
from Illinois; and Harris, who is elected
for the short term, is last from Wis
eensin.
The Senate yesterday passed the House
joint resolution ratifying the fourteenth
amendment, and Immediately after
warts passed, finally, the metropolitan
police bill, and this morning the papers
announced the names of the Police Com
missioners, who it seems were appointed
beforehand.
Four of the supposed filibusters ar
rested at Fort Livingston last week have
been released on bond to answer to the
charges in the future. The remainder
were discharged by Commissioners Wal
Ter.
An Austin, Texas, special says the di-
vision of the State has been indefinitely
postponed.
The subject of the cession Of FL Paso
to the United States has been set for Sat
urday.
VsFnell introduced resolution requir-
ing a residence of five years to be Leg
islstor, and seven to become member
of Congress.
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TAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE /!

DHILIP GARVIN, Tax Collector for 1857. has
L been selling lands for the Tax OF 1861 all
this week, will finish to-day at the Chcuit
Courthouse door. Tax Payers viii bear in
mind that PENALTY OF FIFTY PER CENT
will in medtately accrue on all lands sold either
to individuals or the State, and rigid legislation
has recently been enacted against those who
fail to pay their taxes. The Collector WIN be
sales, during which time he VIII accomIn oaate
those who De sire tc contribute their part Ia the
support Of The goVsrnmenl, iyloIW
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The Fort Smith Herald OF the 4th
SAYS The business Of the Circuit Court,
now in session here, is progressing
slowly, many OF the criminal cases
peRding having been continued by the
defendants.
The same paper says: On Tuesday
we had a very fine rain. The crops
were suffering for it, aud it is to be hoped
that the rain was extensive. A few
more rains will give the farmers fine
crops OF corn.
j. II. Sparks, Esq, formerly of the
Pine Bluff Dispatch, has assumed edito-
rial control Of the Fort Smith Herald.
"A shooting Efrsy occurred at Cam
den, few days ago, between DR.. B. Z.
West and Mr.. Ludlow Clark. DR.. w.
was shot in the finger. No further dam
age done.
We learn from the Camden Herald
and Eagle, that c. Thrower, Esq., has
retired from that paper, and that he pur-
poses, at an early day, starting new
paper at that place, to be under his sole
management.
Mr.. Edward Santer fell dead upon
the street in Little Rock few days ago.
Cause, sunstroke.
The Gazette of the 18th says: The
Governor Of ail the Arksnsians having
shsrpened the knife, inaugurated the
work of decapitation on Monday By cut
ting of the official heads of our worthy
J. Ps. Three heads rolled from the block
at one fell swoop. Two scalswags and
one buck niger take their places. AZ JUS
tice, thou art fled to british beasts, and
men have lost their reason"
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A FEUD has existed between two fam
ilies-the Lees and Peacocks-who live
near Pilot Grove, Texas. Some weeks
ago they had pitched battle, in which
several on each side were killed. An.
other battle occurred on the 20th uitimo.
phe particulars are rs follows: Old man
Nance and his son, Peacock and BaldOc,
and one more, were in the corral at old
man Nance's house, catching horses,
when they were attacked, It Is said, by
the Lee party. Young Nance, Baldoc
and one other, whose name Is not re-
ported, were killed. and Peacock badly
wounded,
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July lO.-Dispatches from
nearly every section of Missouri say the
nominations Of Seymour and Blair were
received with great satisfaction, particu.
larry that Of Blair. Ratification meet
ings were held last night. Statutes were
fred and all the various joyful manifest
atoms INDUCED in.
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Notice.

MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAIuRoADO
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TenD.s July 10, 1858.
ON and after the 18th inst, travel to the
~ Springs on the line OF the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad win be charged at Full
Passenger Rates.
The fact OF local business travel on the read
having taken advantage Of the privilege ex-
tended to visitors to the Springs, prompts the
Withdrawal OF privilege granted in publication
Of lst July. W. J. ROSS,
jyll iW General Superiuteudeut
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SAYINGS RANK OF MEmPHIs

NO. 29I MAIN STREET.
W. r. CUNNINGHAM, W. G. MCCLURE,
President Cashier.
DIR ECToRs.-Sam Tate, W. b. Greenlaw, b.
3. Waddei, NJ. j. Wlcks, w 4. Cunningham.
Collections on all acceptable points, and re-
mittances promptly made.
My connection with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, as President, requiring
my entire attention, c0mpels me to resign the
Presidency of the above Institution. My in
terest as Stakeholder and Director viii remain
as heretofore. ] ask continuance or the con-
hdence and patronage OF my old friends and
the public, which heretofore has been so gen
erousiy bestowed.
iyll I'm NJ l. WTCkS-
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July I0.-The chair
submitted letter OF resignation from
| Senator Johnson.
Edmunds'bIlI 10 exclude from the Flee
tOrel College the States recently in rebel
lion was called up. During the discus
sion Edmunds denounced the National
Democratic platform as a fraud.
Davis pronounced Grant no soldier,
and asserted that but for an accident,
and but for an ADLER man than himself,
we would never have heard of him as a
Presidential candidate.
HOUSE.
Garfield reported the bill to reduce the
army TO q peace establishment. The
first section, continuing the otfiee of Gen.
ersi of the army, gave rise to discus
sioB.
Wilson, of Iowa, moved to strike it
out. Rejected.
Logan moved to amend by providing
that the duties of that office shall, in case
of a vacancy, devolve upon the officer
next in rank. Agreed to.
Johnson moved the office be discon-
tinued. Rejected.
The second section, which refers to the
Lieutenant-Gen was amended by
Logan similarly TO the first section. The
third section, which provides that there
shall be no brevet appointment of Gene
raj or ACKNOWLEDGEMENT was amended
by striking cut the words General or
Northumberland. Subsequently, the
words except for meritOriOUs service in
the presence of the enemyu were added
House Committee on ways and Means
reported joint resolution to extend to
the lst Of January 1869, the time for the
collection Of direct tax in the South.
Passed.
Boles presented memorial of the Ar
kansas Constitutional Convention, ask
ing aid to build levees along the Arkan-
sas and Mississippi rivers in Arkansas.
Referred to the Freedmen's Committee.
The bill distributing rewards for the
capture OF Jefferson Davis was passed.
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported bill disseminating the percent
age for the sale of United States securi-
ties, and that authority to issue United
States bonds shall cease Immediately,
except for the conversion of Treasury
notes into seven-twenties. Recommitted.
The bill continuing the Freedmen's
Bureau became 8 law to-day, without
the Presidents signature.
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Florence Synodieal Female college

This Institution, whiea has long enjoyed
1 very high reputation among the fem ale
colleges OF the South, Is situated At Florence
Ala, which is admitted 10 be ons OF the est
delightful and sslu0riOus towns in tbs south
west II is very easy OF acczsE. A branch OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad rus
from Tuscumbia to South Florence. Its Prasi-
dent Rev. DR.. WM IL. MITCH Is we'll
known as one OF the ab.est teachers In the
country. Next session VIII commence on the
Sth day OF September next
For further particulars spply 10 The PTesI-
dent. isl lmdaW
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CREDITORS' NOTICE.

In the Chapcsry Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 800, n. r. D.-Jesse w. Page ct al. Ys. The
Commercial Bank OF Tennessee ct al.
n this cause it appears that the names and
L residences of the creditors of the CONNER
L cal Bank OF Tenns Sses are unknown, and that
a decree has been entered directing them TO be
made parties to this suit;
1t is therefore ordered, That all creditors Of
said Bank make their appearance herein, at
the Courthouse in the city of Memphis, Ten
nessee, OF or before the nrst Monday in Octo-
bsr, 1868, Sic and establish their claims and de-
rnanos with the Clerk and Master, and have
themselves made parties hereto, or the same
will be forever barred and cause proceeded with
ex parte ana that u copy OF this order be pub
lished once q week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Post
copy-Attest: AU6USTON ASTON
Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
CIapp, Vance & Anderson, Solicitors for CON-
claimants. iyII
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NAsHYTnLE.

NASHVILLE, July 10.--The Banner
has special from Knoxville, stating
that Col. III. NJ. Asifby, late OF G. s. A,
was shot and instantly killed, at pm.
to day, by +. G. Camp,
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By TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
FOREIGN.

LONDON, July l0.-The Irish reform
bill has passed the House Of Lords.
The authorities OF Southampton In
vited Farragut TO q grand compliment
tsry dinner, which he declined.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ZOE MOUND OH.

CTEANIER PEOSTA LEAVES IT,
- every day for Mound City at
am, 10 am, pm. and pm Leaves Mound
City every day at am, am, pm. and
~ pm. MARX r. CHEEK,
tylI Master,
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Madison and Second Streets.

open at ali hours supplied with newspapers
from every State il. the Union; and every
Conservative American, Federal or Coincide
rate, are always welcome.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all parties concerned, That
l 1 viii not be responsible fer any bills con-
tracted or receipts given unless signed or or
fvlJ Die $50 Front 81
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NOTICE.

UNITED STATES ISTEENAL REvENUE,1
COLLECTORS OFFICE, SRI DISTRICT, Tenn,
MEMPHIS, July IA, lseS.
! WILL SELL ON THE 24TH INST. AT THE
Il house of EdmOnds. Pettigrew & Co. IN this
city, Fifteen Caddies OF Manufactured Tobacco,
forfeited to the Govern mSut for violating the
Revenue LIS VS. of the United States.
tyll R0LFE 5. SAUNDERS, Collector.