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The Knoxville Press Of the 10Th ult.
GAYS of the wheat crop: We we're in
formed Thursday, By Maj. Sawyers, Of
Rutledge, that the present indications
are that not over one third Of the amount
of wheat viii be harvested through East
Tennessee, that the farmers have antict-
pated. Maj. sawyers has travelled ex-
tensiveIy through the Eastern part Of
the State, and has bad q good opportu-
nifty to judge of the present crop. The
same paper says: A child Of ThOs. Nun
sy, who resides on the north side OF the
railroad, met with a dreadful death on
Wednesday, caused by its falling into a
slnkhQle. The child was missing three
hours before found.
Capt. Ten. Bel, Of Dresden, Tenn,
died at bis home near that place on the
2lst inst.
The Paris hatcRigencer of the 30th
ult. says: The funeral CT Sir Knight
VIM. III. Maxwell viii be preached at
/ Caledonia the third Sunday in July.
There viii be g Masonic procession. All
~neighboring Lodges are invited to attend,
by order Of the Commandery. The same
paper says jackson, the gentleman OF
color who robbed Kahn and others-the
same that was arrested by MIR. J. B.
Milam-has been sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for ten years.
L-rhorf - nan ENoc ~ all ,-I
eloquent lawyer Of Dyer county, died OF
hemorrhage of the lungs, at his home in
Dyersburg, On Wednesday last. He
leaves a wife and several children to
mourn their irrepsrable lose.
Meals State Gazette Of the 3Oth,
says Of the wheat crop, We are very
glad to hear favorable accounts from the
wheat cropof Dyer county. The know
ing mes tell u that the yield viii be a
third larger this season than it was last
year,
-On Thursday last, a short distance
from Jonesboro, 8 man named Dillon
aud a companion were blasting rock on
the line Of the Knoxville and Kentucky
RailroRd, when, by a premature explo-
sion, Dillon was killed and the other
fatally injured.
The Knoxville Press and Herald Of
the 30th says: An election takes place
to-day in the 4th Judicial Circuit fol
Attorney General. MIR. A. A. Hyde, the
present incumbent, holds bis position by
an appointment from Gov. johnson, and
it having been ratified by the schedule Of
amendments to the Constitution is tan.
tamount to an election for six years.
But as he failed to secure the conviction
OF Col. Mitch Edwards of sedition,
BrowBlow declared a vacancy in bis
Office and ordered an election for to-day.
Andy T~reWhitt, brother TO the Chancel.
loS, is the only candidate for the Office,
and Mr.. Hyde announces his intention
to hold on TO the office. It will make 9
pretty quarrel before it is settled.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, May 31.-The citizens ar
rested at Hamburg and carried to Aiken,
were released on promise of giving bail
for their appearance when the trial takes
place.
Accounts from Southwestern Georgia
represent that the negroes are working
well. One-third less cotton has been
planted than last year. The plants are
looking vigorous and healthy. There is
plenty of corn and wheat planted, and
the planters anticipate a large yield.
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The Pontotoc Paper Of the 18th says
Some persons are disposed t treat as a
joke our sllusion of week before last, to
a reaction among the colored voters OF
the South upon the subject of politics.
Evidence is accommodating every day to
strengthen our honest conviction of the
fact. Radical leaders may be blind to If
now-we care not if they are-bat in
due time it will be seen. We dare ven
ture the prediction, that in our neighbor.
ing county Of Lee, II not in this, at
ths~ approaching election, half of the ne
groes will either vote the Conservative
ticket or not vote at all.
The Water Valley Eagle of the 8Osh
publishes H. L. ozier as a ~perfdious vii
lain who has h~eartlessly deserted his
w~ife-Once an Odd Fellow, but long since
expelled from that order.
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M AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, May S1.-Passsed-Oza-
from Arkansas river for Cincinnati
Sam J. Hale, from Memphis for Cincin-
natl.
canal. Weather clear and warm.
fallen 20 inches.
ST. LOUIS, May 3I.-Arrived-Msrble
City, Memphis Mollie Able, New Or
leans. Departed-W. r. Arthur and
barges, New Orleans.
River falling with 8 feet 5 inches on
lover, and Al feet on upper rapids.
There is a good stage of water in the
Missouri and Illinois rivers. Over 5000
tons Of freight left for New Orleans last
week.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.-An official
report irom Captain MunsOn announces
the result OF q conflict with 3 party of
thirty or forty Indians in the vicinity of
Paradise Valley, Northeastern Califor-
MIA, on May 9TH. Munson's forces con-
sisted of fity-niue men belonging to the
Ninth infantry and Eighth cavalry. yThe
Indians occupied a strong position in the
mountains, but were driven from it
after four hours fighting with loss Of
several killed. The troops lost one killed
and two wounded.
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The Cincinnati Commercial indorses
the appointment Of Gen. Schofeld as
Secretary of War, and says: "If the
President, instead Of trying bis dd in
terim experiment with Lorenzo Thomas,
had appointed Schofield on the 22d Of
February last, he would have disposed
Of Stanton plucked the thorn out Of
bis hsart'-and saved the country the
turmoil Of the impeachment. Gen.
schofeld in charge of tae War Office, 10
an assurance, that the country will re-
ceive with pleasure, Of peace and the
good management Of the business of the
Department.
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RIOHMOND.

RICHMOND, Nay S1.-It is now proba-
bic that the trial Of Jefferson Davis will
be postponed until October, as the coun-
sci on both sides have agreed to that
time. Witnesses had been subpoened
for next Wednesday. Mr.. Davis has not
arrived here IN view OF the probability
OF postpOnement.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Night Dispatches.
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, May 31.-The State Cen
trail COMMITTEES of the Republican party
of Tennessee will announce in the Eress
and Tines of tomorrow the postpone
ment OF ths State Convention from June
10th to the second Wednesday in Au-
gust. The Convention is called to nom-
mate an electoral ticket.
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FUNERAL

SoUTHWoRTH-The friends and acquaint-
ances Of a. W southworth are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral of his wife, FRANCES
QuIsLAND E~0UTHwoETH, from his residence
on Central avenue, Monday morning, at 81
O'Clock. Services by Revs. Drs. Steadman and
Park.
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Adnaanistr0tor's N0tlce.

NOTICE is hereby given, that having been
IN Q~aaliied as Administrator Of the estate OF
settlement with me, the undersigned and all
persons to whom the estate may be indebted,
must present their claims, properly auth emit
Gated, within the time prescribed By law, OF
the same VII be forever barred.
APPS etW-lm LHALaTEAD, Adm'n.
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THIS TEMPLEOF MIRTH NOW PRESENTS
4 the Greatest Constellation OF Artists ever
presented 70 a Memphis audience. NEW
SONGS, DANCES, BURLETTAS, FARCES,
PANTOM1MES, Etc.
Admission 50cents Private Boxes, So.
at 81 o'clock. Rp2
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The Rev. Peter c. Fegin, wei and
favorably known, especially among the
young Catholics OF Brooklyn, as the pas
tor of st. PatIiek's church In Kent
avenue, died Friday last. He was in
his thirty-afth year, and had won him
self boats Of friends IN New York and
Brooklyn.
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NEW ORLEANS, May @.-CottOn hrmer and
adv need; midiliBgs 2S<9 90. Receipts 3i
bales, sugar dnll, retailing at l5Hl9loHc Tor
cuba. Molasses 40150c. Flour dun. ouperfine
IS 50a8 Is Corn easf T, q 059l 10. Oats s0e1s2c.
Hay SiSG20. Pork 29G8 IS. Bacon, shoulders
LSSaL38e; clear Sues 71%glTSze. Lard dH /
lg15G20tSc. New YORK sight y premium. Xix
chonge 521z5I. Cold 39k@3g5l.
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mARK ETs.


NEW YORK, May Cotton is without de-
cided change. Uplands sc. Rice and Cofise
quiet Sugar nrm. Cuba l%Gl2%e, Flour
dull and l0s over. heat nomiEaBy l@2C
lower. Corn 81 t5@l 05La.
Dry goods are unchanged.
Money easY-c2H lOaus 4@5c F; sterling quiet
I09IsE gold So new Tennessses 70. Specie
ehTum1nfs - 90 FRl
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CuScrNNATI, May 50-Flour dull and UNI
changed. Wheat, winter 81 S052 IS. Corn sea
9ge. Oats soc. Pork held at S2S. Bulk mea 5,
bacon and lard are neglected.. Butter 2oG29c.
Eggs ISc. hay SlS9l4 Potatoes 50 50g3 IS.
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COUNTY CoNyENTION.-In obedience
to the request Of the State Central DEM
cratic Committee, I hereby call upon
all Conservatives and Democrats in Shell
by county to assembly at the Exchange
Building on Monday evening, June 1st,
at S o'clock, for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to represent Shelby county in
the Convention to be held at Nashville
on the eth Of June next, which has been
called to appoint delegates to attend the
National Democratic Convention to as
semble in New York the 4th day Of July
next. A full attendance is desired, and
complete and thorough reorganization
must be effected.
By or5fr Of the County Executive
COMMITTEES
II. D. L. STEWART, Chairman.
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81. Louis NInrkef.

medium S7@l4 So Flour dull, supernne 81 259
Z 50. Wheat, spring 59i0e lower. Cora s. a92c.
Oats T@7Se. Pork s2S928 80. Bulk shoulders
I3c sides l41&gl55sc Bacon, shoulders 1870
clear sides H@7zc; canVaSsed hams A%c.
fur.q du1f 10 id
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NEW AD-vERTIsEM'NTs
Attention, Sir knights .

THE officers and members of Cyrene
4 Commandery. No. 4, OF Knights 81
Ien1piar, are hereby notified to attend a TX
special conclave, at their Asylum, NOW
2G3 Front street, Tuesday evening, June ID, al
8 O'Clock, tor work in the Templar'sd degree.
Visiting Sir Knights are ~fraternaliy invited.
BY command of JOHN ZENT,
E. Commander.
N. J.WJGGTS, Recorder. mail 2t
MASONIC NOTTCE.-The q
I M officers and members of AngerOna- 80
Lodge No. los, ATE requested 70 attend ~
the regular Annual Communications '
on Monday evening, JGne Jst, at 3 O'clock
Brothers VIII come $ prepared, . for the by
laws will be strictly enforced.
Members of other Lodges IN good standing
are fraternaily invited TO attend.
By order d. B. FORSTER, ". n.
JOHN BEAHIsH, sec'y. mail q
Masonic Notice.
GER&AETowN. TENN, May 2, 1855.
Te all Masters, Wardens aud Brethren of our
Craft OF +. and A NJ. to whom these presents
shall come-Greeung
A CGORDING to the bylaws OF Germantown
"A Lodge, No. IS and the principles Of strict
Masonic law), 2. HAMILTOH, recently Of this
Miss, No. ia, has been SUSPENDED" from
I this Lodge. and excluded from al the rights
and privileges of the order, aud is hereby
advertised TO all the Lodges for gross unma-
sonic conduct.
By order OF the Lodge.
A true copy. N. P. WEBB,
1el daW1t Secretary.
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By direction Of the Democratic Cen
tral Committee, a State Convention is
called, to assemble al the city Of Nash
vile, en- the 9h day Of June, 1865, for
the purpose of appointing delegates to
attend the National Democratic Conven-
ton, which viii meet st the city OF New
York, on the 4th dsy of July next.
The people OF the different counties
throughout the State, are requested to
hold County Conventions and appoint
delegates to represent them in said State
Convention.
al persons opposed to the policy Of
the Radical party are cordially invited
10 participate.
Democratic and Conservative newsps-
pers Of the State are requested TO publish
this csll.
By order Of the Central Committee,
THOS r. JENNINGS, Chm'n.
j. =. WALEER Seciy-
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II oUIsIANA SELLER n MINERAL
II WATER MAN sACTORY, No. II Peoy-
farre street, New Orleans. 5eltzer Water Put
up in bottles for the ountry ct 81 per case of
one dozen, and at s. IS per barrel OF three
dozen. Also, Tarred Seltzer Water at l5c per
bottle Vtchy Water at $50 per bottle. Orders
left at the Factory, or addressed through the
postohice to Glass Box, No. 15l8, New Orleans,
prsmptly attended TO.
TREMOULET 4 LET0REY,
ap2i an PropFiefors.
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NEW ADvE[@
NlssOIufiOu M CODaFfaeFahgs

mHE frm OF SHERMAN q TAYLOR has ID I
day dissolved By mutual consent, u. W.
Taylor having Withdrawn fr0m said nrm. Mr.
sherman has assumed all liabilities, and
will receive all debts or money due the said
firm. fhe name OF the drm hereafter VIII be
fisherman, As being sole proprietor.
g W.Tdylort OF the nrm % shsrma1 q
TAYLOR having this day Withdrawn rom said
firm by mutual consent, ana having no mrther
connection with the same, return my sincere
thanks 10 all customers aud patrons, and trust
that they viii still continue 10 patrOnlzs my
cid friend, G. sherman. q. ".
May 80, 1893. mail Nv
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ID the District Cont OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of Evan styles, Bankrupt. In bank
bankruptcy, District of West TenneSsee-ss.
To whom It may concerns:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis
appointment As assignee Of Evan styles,
Of this county OF MoNaIry and Sta.e OF
Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said District
Memphis, Tennessee, the 9th day of May,
WILLIAM K. CIRoDE. Assignee. ETC..
ma90 & Il
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, May 30.-Tobaeoo less active,
sales 400 hhds Jugs to fair leaf SS6ll7 2. Flour;
supethpe IS 75a9 Wheat 81 4o9Z -. Corn firm
at 0as5e. Oats 82G85c. Malt, IaII 81 30 Lard
he. Ness POrk SSS. Bacon, shoulders I3e
sides l6z@I74c. Bulk shoulders ISe clear
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S RESORT
Randall House,
Madison, Wisconsin,

THIS is a new and thoroughly modern Hotel
L in every particular. Madison is very Justly
termed by Bayard Taylor the Eden City Of the
West. situated as 10 Is In the immediate vicin-
ity of four beautiful little inland lakes, which
abound in tne variOus varieties of fresh water
Dish, and whose surface is dotted with little
steam and sail vessels, devoted entirely TO pur-
poses of pleasure, whose Enonotonous peDDty
beaches are occasionally interpreted by its
messy bouIderS, overshadOwed by heavy foil
age, and from whose outer borders are opened
the broad prairies for which the West Is so
~noted-the wild game which affords such lively
sporting amusement nom earliest autumn.
Madison is distant 100 miles northwest nom
Chicago, and can be reached ia - hours nom
Memphis (aII rain, and with only two changes
of cars Cairo and Chicago. Its adtacency to
Memphis, its saluDl iOus atmosphere, and,
above all, the economy, recommends 10 TO FAM
lies ia this vicinity. Parties can tend their
families 10 remain during the heated term at a
fourth less in cost as compared to Saratosa and
other eastern resorts mail Tvs
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IN the District Court Of the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF J~B. Ashe, bankrupt. In bankruptcy,
FSstrict OF West Tennessee-ss,
To whom 1t may concern
The undersigned hereby gives natice OF his
appointment as assignee or J. b Ashe, OF Ma
sons Depot, Of the county Of Haywood and
state Of Tennessee, within said District, who
has been ad5udged a bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 9th day of May,
A.D., lo68. O.. W.TRUEHEART.
FDa3i z IA Assignee, Etc.
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Entrees can be made up to June 10th at Or.
". N. WILBERSON'5 Drug Store. $40 Main
street, or with BIGLEY, MELLERSH & CO.,
corner Main aOd South Court streets. or with
Can't. VAN. at Office OF Bigiey, Mellersh & Co.
The Entrance Fee is expected 70 be paid
within a reasonable time after subscribing 70
meet the necessary expenses and secure the
proper arrangements for the Grand Exhibition.
The whole Will be under the direction OF the
following gentlemen: Gen. J.. d. RUFFIN.
Col. W. Z. STE WART. Maj. g. V. RAMBAUT,
n. G. PEARCE, Esq, d.. W. n. WILKERSON,
Capt. W. II. PASSMORE, Capt. GEOhGE MEL
LERSH. ma21
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h undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF 5. L. lanes, Of
Memphis in the COUNT OF Shelby and State
of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudged 8 Bankrupt upon his own peti-
ton. BY the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 25th day OF May, A.D.,
1855. MEL. NJ BIGELOW,
maj 3 l0H Assignee.
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For The second place in horsemanship, to be
determined In same manner, a superb hiding
Whip and Spurs, valued at $50.
The Entrance Fee for win be $40
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In the District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of :. l.. James, Bankrupt IN Bank
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v

1rcnJ Row. ever
Gaouse OF Teof. Phillips & Co.
fading given To all Eastern
5w and time asquick as by
ID, General Freight Agent,
RI tEEweztern Agent, Cincinnati
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Fourth Prize

For the Best Riding, to be determined by I'M
pires selected, an elegant Saddle and Bride,
valued at Sl00.
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CoBB, Agent,

IT Is proposed % have aGrand Tournament
on the Memphis Association Race COuTsaO On
WEDNESDAY, 18th of June, for which the fol-
lowing Prizes viii be offered
First Prize.
For the most Rings in three rounds Of the
arena, a Diamond Ring valued at &e0.
second Prize.
For the next highest number, a Sold Watch
vSlned at $50.
Third Prize.
For the Best Riding, to be determined by I'm
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with an Act entssa an 1ss Q regulate
agencies Of Foreign Insurance. Com
paniss,g approved On the "a
day Of March, 1855.


CAPITAL
The amount OF its Capital stock Is sFas 49,
ihs amount CT CAPITAL psin up s Iee'09S
CzUsu--r
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FOR presidents Of the United states,

lsubsect only to the decision of the National
psmesratis Conservative C%onvsntIonl
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uNHE SUPERIOR MERITS OF THE SIN
/ GER" MACHINES over Al, others; il, srn2 i1r
either FAMILY USE OR MANUFhUIU;;
and so generally admitted, that an enumera
tion of their relative excelleneies is no longer
considered necessary.
We urge every person in quest OF Sewing
Machine, by al means to examine and test, !
they can possibly do so, all the leading rlvd
Machines before making purchace. A selec-
tion can then he made understandingly.
we have established an Office for the sale OF
our naehines; also, silk twis (0f our own
make), cotton and linen thread of a superior
quality, at
275 Main street,
where they will be cheerfully exhibited. and
any information promptly furnished.
n B-All the machines Manufactured BY
this company make the famous Lock Stitch,
the only stitch which u universally approved,
or is NJ ali ADAPTED for irst-class work.
So Circulars and price lists sent by mall on
recent Of address. a.,
The Singer Manufacturing oo.,
y 275 Main street, Memphis.
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Butler's Exploits.

In his last letter to the Cincinnati
Commercial "Mack" writes;
1t is not generally known, but II is
nevertheless true, that Butler conducts q
detective and spy system on his own
account, through which he keeps himself
informed Of the most secret acts and
doings Of prominent public men, and OF
great many men who are neither prom
inent nor public. His proteges in Office
in the departments are spies upon the
Cabinet and President, and he has seve-
raj Of them. He has secret agents around
Grants headquarters, too; and am told
on the best authority that he has in his
possession diary containing day and
date for every time Grant has re-
freshed " himself in the past four years
Several instances in which conversations
about him occurring in the street cars OF
elsewhere throughout the city, have been
faithfully and accurately reported to him,
are within my knowledge. A few m nonths
ago Massachusetts, gentleman, in cross.
ing the Jersey City ferry, at New York,
told friend that he had left home to
avoid voting for Ben Butler and added
tnat ne nhu iOCheu up nlo epOOub ociOic
starting. Some weeks afterwards Butler
met this unwilling constituent and aston
ished him by repeating the exact Ian
guage of the ferryboat confab
These are only few Of great many
instances that might be related to stain
the subject Of this paragraph. 1t is very
true that men who do rigkt need fear no
watching, but it 10 equally true that
there are very few whose private life
would successfully stand the crucial test
of the Bottle Imp. If all his energies
were concentrated upon A. j., the loyal
element would, not complain. The loyal
element have, by common consent, ar
rived at the conclusion that poor A. j.
has no rights that any but cepperheads
are bound to respect But the loyal ele-
ment will bear in mind that the chief
object of Buffers malice and of his
espionage is not A. j., neither is it VAL
landigham, neitheris it Pendleton, but it
is General u. s. Grantand his household
affairs and domestic arrangements.
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strict party vote, the whole subject was
laid on the table. But the people have
got hold of it, and will not permit il to be
tabled. A crowded gallery took great
interest in the fight, aud see in this mat
ter one Of the biggest jobs Of the Wash.
ington lobby. IL is said that not half OF
the story has yet been told. o the timesl
o the customs Of these Raiicalsl
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MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE SATURDAY EVENING MAY 9, 1868

ton Of cspsure. The Presidents friends
say they regret that Evarts closed his
speech SO soon, as be would have had an.
olher beautiful illustration Of Congress
sional ideas Of propriety of speech with
which to illustrate his argument on the
tenth article.
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TOEsthsr With the large patronage s1tends
"a, renders Il IN our power 70 efsr induce
ncnu in prices which our conpstitors esuuoa
afori 10 rive.
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THE oKoLoNA NEWS
CD. WINSON. Editor,
Published I'm the town of OkoIOna
Miss. every Thursday Morning.

r,HE NEWS Is PUBLISHED IN ONE OF
the most thriving towns on the line o. the
Mobile and Ohio railroad . as ever one thou-
s-r-d resieru and l. . valun BE advertilinR NE
alum foyt n FNPHIs MERCHANTS, ghose
infersstI VII Be ereatly enhanced m North
NissiIsirri ~ making their business known
fkrourh its columns. .
aeuuti fof this payer. eod-
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f. B. MILLARD,

Justice of the Peace.
OFFICE, No. ss Jefferson street.
lsg5s
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TRANSPORTATION.
Quickest Route East
is BY THE
HIS & LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD LINE,
Only 80 Hours and 30 Minutes 90 New
York, 20 I-2 Hours 10 Louisville,
II "a Hours 10 Nashville,
and 81 I-2 Hours TO
81. Louis.
Double Daily Trains Continued.
Double Daily Trains Continued.

DOTH TRAINS MAKING DIRECT
ID Through Connections to all Eastern Cities,
an advantage offered by no other route from
Memphis.