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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01

A CLEAN DOCKET-NO BOABDERs.-
The hotel de Beaumont, on Adams
street, was yesterday without a bOarder.
For the first time since this delightful
place Of public resort" was opened the
table d'hote presented a bsggariy row If
empty chairs. The bearders all took
French leave on Saturday night, alleging
that the rooms were too warm. The
Colonel and his able corps Of subs are,
however, busily drumming uD customers,
and hope o sgain TO have all the seats
occupied.
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G G-ARROTERs.
A Daring Attempt at GarrOasns
on second Alley, near
Jefferson Street.
Two GarrOters Caught.

Last night, about half after ten o'clock,
the sharp crack Of q pistol was heard,
proceeding apparently from the corner
Of Second alley and Jeffsrsoh street. On
proceeding to the spot We learned that a
policeman had caught three negroes in
the act Of garroting and going through
q fourth. On seeing him approach, the
gaFroters LEFT their victim and fed, the
policeman after them. He fired one
shot, but as the alley was dark, and they
considerable start Of him, he de-
sisted from firing any more.
We learned afterward at Adams street
that two of the Niger garroters
had been caught and put in the lookup.
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JAIL DELTvERY.-The fire on SatuT-
day night caused q general delivery Of
the prisoners confined in the Adams
street station house. Most of them were
in for trivial offenses, and all of them
are well known to the p~olicfewho will
probably re-zrrest most OF thet. orr
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EXCURSION TICKEIs.-For delegates
to the National Democratic Convention
at New York, half fare win be charged
on the route via Memphis and Louisville
RsiIroad-S38 % to go and return, and be
good until 20sh July. Tickets may be
secured st the Office, Nc. 1874 Main
efreat
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ALL IN THE FAMILY.-There is 8 little
paper published over in Alabama some
that has for its motto sit lux"
a dRrkey Justice OF the Peace in the
togu where it is published, lately caused
lis editor to be arrested under Meade's
Kuk-lux order, slleging that the names
were sH the same" jis changed de fust
part of it-csn't fool me f"
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nRU9GISTS throughout theSouth and West
II can be uoplied through the arrangements
made by DR. 3 W. Hepzerdam, OF Pekin, China,
with J. B. WATSON & Co. OF the wholesale
Drug Emporlun. Of Memphis Tennessee, 20
ali orders must be addressed. mas *
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Early MarrIages.-Dr Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other Subjects, being a GUIDE To
MARRIAGE and COnjugaI Feiss, By bensv-
olrnt Physicians, sent by N -. in sealed letter
envelopes, free or charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
uoUOT gur
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ARRIvALs-We notice among the AZ
rivals at the Commercial Hotel, Col. h.
w. Owen, Arkansas Col. J. I. Arm
strong, Msj. j. B. Hart, 7. S. Horn,
Esq, Arkansas, and Capt, R. R. Csld-
well, Trenton, Tenn.
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Picnic To-DAY.-Let not u readers
forget the picnic to-day at FOrd's place,
Chelsea. Every arrangement has been
made to make the affair n Of unal-
loyed pleasure and the object for which
it is given is q holy ana s. noble one-the
completing a nouss built for the -orship
of the Almighty God. Every member
of st. Mary's parish, snd the friends Of
o. the church should make an effort to
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national DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
AT NEW E0RK-HALF FARE.-The
Memphis and Charleston Railway will
carry Delegates and ~UiSit0rs to the Dem.
Ocratie CoRVeation to be held in NefO
York, An Of JaEy at HALF FARE, return
tickets being Issued on payment of fare
one way at the following Ticket Offices (:
Memphis, 278 Main street, and Memphis
and Charleston Depot; Little Rock, An
thOny House. ma30 1w
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LETTER FROM SECOND ASSISTANT POST
MAsTEE-GENERAL GEO. W. M'cLEL-
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TURTLE SoUP-GRAND LUNcH.--Vetta
Dreizigscker announces again to the pub
lie that he has succeeded Ia getting
another monstrous green turtle, which
will be served up in soup for g nee lunch
10 his friends and customers, at the
Monroe Exchange, No. 95 Monroe street,
this morning at 10 o'clock. Every
body is invited. Best wines aud liquors
In the bar, and bully lager always on
hand. Beer, during lunch time, ten
cents a glass.
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Eon-R Resident Notice.

In thec Gil cult Court OF shelby Comfy.
J. s. Harvey vs.. C. 5. Morrison.
IT appearing from amdavit In this cause thas
Il The defendant, c. 5. Morrison has renewed
nom the State Of Tennessee SO that the ordln-
sry process or law cannotbe served upon hims
II Is therefore ordered that he make els Gp-
Fearance herein, At the Courthouse II the city
days Of the Circuit Court. to be held a. he
Courthouse on the fourth Monday IN Nay,
1888, and plead, answer or dem1r 70 CON-
plafaant's biz, or the same VII be Aka
for confessed IS to him and set FOR hear-
Ing exparte, and that a copy OF sh4E order b
puhllBbed once a week for fouE succeaztfsF weeks
IN the Memphis Post.
A copy-Attests
N. D. L STEWART, Clerk.
Haynes. Stockton q Haynes. Solicitors k1
Corplzfnant. ar1lnWfW
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DON'T forget shas our sale at
cost for B0OGs and Shoes aHB Hats
sill continues at oar OLD stand,
219 Main street.
j. I. HARDLAN & 90.
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MOE SALE.

= ma LINE, LIAIEAGRAY's STAR CAPE
a LIdE Tor sale, to the trade Dy
- ~, MfuAhE g. ".
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New WHEAT.-In u notice yester-
day Of the new wheat which was shown
US. grown on the farm of w. n. Walker,
Esq, Of Pamela county, Miss, we neg
ieoted to state that 1t was consigned to
Messrs. White, Kerr & Rootes, cotton
factors and commission meTchants, No
3s4 Main street, and by them forwarded
to st. Louis, where these gentlemen Will
have, no doubt, the credit Of getting the
first neT wheat into that market.
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FOB RENT.

EURNIsRED ROoM-A Furnished Front
II Hoona, wIh or without board, can be OBJ
&lned BY applying st No. l62 uRiOD street.
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BOARDING..

owen informs her friends
n and former boaFisTs that she has taken the
houFe fsrmarll occupied ~ her, at aJ second
street. and 6fsed up tue same IA excellent SIS lie
for s nrst-clsss boarding hOuse, and intends 70
keep her liable guppLed with all tbe deIlcacies
the market s1Ords. HememOer the 0io stah0i
800 second street. mas Aa
@OARDING "A GESTLEAAN AND LADY
-A%ve a-Tod 'front.' room, veil Unfinished
Sz6d board. 81 no. rs second street
80 I'd HENRY LAIRD.
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DR.. RUssELL'S
Private Medical Diapensary,
Established In 1859,
THE CURE OF
PRIVATE DISEASES.

PR1 ALE DISEASES.
DR- RUSSELL, Nos. 40 and AZ NORTH
IL COURT street, north side Of Court Square,
memphis, Tenn Is acknowledged by all par
ties interested as by far
The Most Successful Physician
In the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaran-
teed in every case, male or female. Recent
cases OF GONOtSRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
in a few days, without the use OF Mercury,
chanse of diet, or hindFance from business.
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vestige
g Fadicated without the use OF Mercury. In
voluntary loss Of semen stopped in q short
time. Sufferers from Imp0teney or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored TO free vigor in q few
weeks. elect or Gono1rhea OF lcEg standing,
all internal remedies have failed, per-
manentIy and speedily cured bya new treat
ment. Victims Of 5ELF-ABUSEa and exceSsi re
Vsnery, suffering from BPERMATORRHEA
and loss OF physical and mental power, speed
lily and permanently cured.
SS- All consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, G0ut, Pa
ralysis, Deafness, etc, treated bT the aid Of
Magnetic Battery.
For sale, RUSSELLS VENEREAL PIE
VEETIVE.
once hours from 9 am. to 1 pm, and from
2 to 3 pm. ep4
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UNITED STATES IxrERNAJ R~EvESUE,1
C~oLLEcroRis OBFICE, SrH DIS rRIeT, VESNf
MuHpur4 Ma % SOS.

NOTICE Is hereby given that haVs as
N traiaed upon Inc 70 lowing property Of
James Talnadge, Jr for the pay alent OF ajax
due the United Stafess anc assessed against
said James rHlnarge. u. Tie property con.
sisrsof ons hundfed Ca e-grat CIfsiIs, and will
be offered, al public auction, in tsoot OF the
auction hauseo of - . RogersoE, No. 1852 Main
street, Memphis, on MONDAY, JuDe i, 1853 at
II O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day.
mali 90 RQLFE s. SAUNpkRS, Collector.
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Virginia Military Institute,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

PPLICATIONSw viii now be reserved for the
this Institution Those entering in The sum
mer months enjoy peculiar advantages n the
spec al course Of diSciplinS and lustrcclons ~
which On the lst september.
Circulars will be sent on application
maIs 2law2w FRANNsA SMIIH. Snpt.
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.

~
Subscribers sre requested 10 report any irreg.
ularities in the delivery OF the APPEAL 81 the
C-ountingroom. Carriers will be furnished
weekly with certificates authorizing them to
collect subscriptions.
ED. J. MANsFORD,
superintendent OF Circulation.
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HATS AT EASTERN PRIcEs.-We are
obliged to move, and our stock must be
reduced. FRANCISCO q WIGGIN,
my8 st zoo Main Street.
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". K. HILL & Co, have moved to
their old stand, No. 800. Front street.
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RIVER MATTERS.
= Ann RIrERs.

Weather warm, but cloudy towards
evening, with light indications OF rain.
The river st this point is falling steadily.
It is now fully Is inches below the highth
attained by the last rise. At Cairo the
Oaio is declining at the rate of 8 feet in
a hours, but the late squirt from above
may cheek the fall somewhat. The
Louisville Courier of Saturday says:
q River about stationary, with 7 feet 81
inches in the canal, 5 feet 81 inches in
the chute, and 4 feet 81 inches over the
rocks" Later adviees viii be found in
our dispatches of last night. The Gin
cinuati Commercial Of Saturday says /:
:" Here theriver hasreeeded q inches dur
ing the "a hours ending last night, with Is
feet in the channel by the waterworks
mark, and 81 feet under the Covington
bridge for passing Steamers AT st.
Louis the river is falling, as is also the
upper Mississippi and tributaries but the
Missouri. AHelena, Montana, dispatch
of the 18th says: "There is a larger
quantity Of snow now in the mountains
st the same time last season.
Heavy rains IN the valleys the past four
days" At Omaha the river rose 8 inches
on the 29th. The Arkansas is falling,
with 4 feet to Fort Smith. White river
IL falling,
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THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he will in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
p~ostofice address, box 1858 Chicago, III.
See advertisement IN another column,
for particulars.
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DR. ]. D. ADAMS has removed his
office to 2S4 Second street, Stillmsn
Block. Prompt attention to business ct
ali hours, mysllWs
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The APPEAL Job Office is daily turn
ing out ali kinds of Mercantile Printing
at LOWER PRICES than it can be executed
elsewhere IN Memphis. All we ask is
an examination Of prices and styles 70
test the truth Of the above abatement.
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BEAR ia mind that we give full meas
ure of the best hickory, ash and oak
wood, at extremely low rates.
ABIGLY, MELLERSH & co,
Coal Dealers, Is South Court and Corner Main
aud Pontotoc streets. my3l It
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DoN'T fail to attend the great sale OF
Cheap Goods at B. Lowenstein & Bros
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WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS
printed in the best style at very low rates
at the APPEAL Job Office.
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DON'T fail to attend the great sale OF
Cheap Goods at B. LOwenstein & Bros
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THIS DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT
L watering place wiz be open to visitors
On the First Day Of june.
HILL AID LUMBER lard.
cURBINs, QUINN 4 cooVER
fRf. fea and fas Washington ST..
MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
HAVE FOR SALE GENERAL ASSORT-
III me1t OF Building and Framing Lumber.
Flooring Ceiling, Siding 9nd Lattice.
Seasoned Oak, Walnut. Yellow Pine, Poplar
and Cypress-rough and DIRE sed.
Doors, sash, Blinds, Newell Posts. Baluste=s
Table and Counter Legs, MOULDING and Rracks
cts, on a and made 70 order.
rlanlDg, Turning And Scroll Saving done a.
short notice. Our prices ars 70 suit the times,
and aslow ascan be found In The city. mal41R
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For constitutions, bylaws, catalogues
and all kinds Of pamphlet printing, come
to the APPEAL, where they viii be done
well and cheap.
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c. i. 1ANHlGAN,1
u. L. SULLINA1,coA
CKD Wiley

The report was received and the fol-
lowing resolutions were then offered by
Mr.. Eaunigan and carried mem. con-;
The Committee on Council are author
lied to draw on the Treasurer for the
necessary amount to defend any suit st
law, that may arise, wherein any men,
Der of the organization may be a party.
And this motion shall be understood,
that all parties who have neglected
to come forward with subscription fees
TO this Association, shall not be entitled
to its benefits or protection.
There being no further business before
the meeting, it was moved, seconded and
carried that the meeting sdiourn sine
die,
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THE MAILS.
Letter from Captain w. }. Ross,
General superintendent OF
the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad.

We have received the following COM
munieation and Enclosures from Capt.
W. J. Ross, the General Superintendent
| of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Why the newspaper referred to in his
| article, chose to take the course it has
| toward the gentleman and the road be
represents, in q matter of public interest,
is not for as to say or explain. We sup
pose, however, that the astute business
managers of that paper had good reasons
lin their own estimationl for go acting /:
MEMPHIS = CHALEsToS RAILLEoAD.
MEMFHIs, 1ESH, May 81, 1885,
Editors Memphis Appeal:
In the Memphis Bulletin OF the 30sh
inst. a Communication appeared, pur-
portipg to emanate from the Washing
ton correspondent of that paper, dated
Washington, May %, 1858, complaining
Of the irreguIsrity of the mails from the
Sauth and the Southwest. Being salts
daS Che Washington correspondent was
in error, I addressed the following note
to the editor of the Bulletin q herewith
inclose 8 copy of the note, marked A.
In the Bulletin Of this date L find the
following publication. tInciOsed,
marked B Instead of publishing
the letter of Hon. George w.
Mcclellan, Second Assistant Post
master General, the editor of the
Bulletin republished the article which
appeared In bis paper Of the 30th, with
comments. have in another commu-
nication requested yeu to publish the
official letter of the Second Assistant
Postmaster General, which bears the
same date {26th May IS the communi-
cation from the correspondent Of the
Bulletin. The editor OF the Bulletin did
not publish the letter from the Second
Assistant Postmaster General. His rea-
sons for declining are unknown TO me,
but the public may be able to decide
which Is in error, the Second Assistant
Postmaster GeneralO or the correspondent
of the Bulletin and It's editor.
Respectfully, ..., w J: Ross,
LETTER FROM SECOND ASSISTANT POST
MAsTER-eENER4L GEO. W. M'cLEL-
Lam.
IcoPY.J
P~CsTOFFICE D-EPARrMTNT,1
CoSTzACr OFFICE,
WAsHINGTOE, May rs, 1858.
Sir 1t is proper, perhaps, to notify
you officially that by orders telegraphed
to postmgsters and Others on the 18th
inst, the New York and Philadelphia
mails for and from New Orleans have
been transferred from the Western or
Louisville route to the route via Lynch
burg, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Grand
Junction. distinguished by the Depart
nient SIS the Southern Route and it is
gratifying TO De able 70 sdd that the
records from the New York p~ostofiice to
231 show tina since the transfer
every mail from New Orleans has ar
rived on tiDls-tbe average time OF
transit of the eight mails between Now
Orleans aud New York being eighty-six
and tweuty-seven minutes.
Respectfully,
signed GEORGE W. MCCLELLAN,
Second Assistant ostna ter-Geheral.
A TATE, EeQ. President Memphis & EhGcles-
tou RAILROAD Company, Memphis, Tenn,
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DON'T fail to attend the great Sale OF
Cheap Goods at 3. LOWeDsteiD & Bros
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON r. RI
GEN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE, =
MEMPHIS, TESS., May g, I56S.

GEN. ENDAhI OEFtIEt p
MEMPHIS, TBSS., May g, l56S.
To the Editors OF the Memphis Bulletin
GeatZemen i. 1 ind in your paper Of this
date, the following communication from
your Washington correspondent;
"IRREGULARITY OF MAILS.-Mueh
complaint is made here Of the ir-
regularity of the mails from the
South and Southwest. Memphis pa
pers very often DO not arrive here
till five days after their publication,
and New Orleans papers are q week or
more on the way. There is but one
through train daily from this city to these
points, and this should be remedied.
Two Dolly trains, st least, should be
placed on the road, and a proper subsidy
paid 10 those roads carrying Government
NATTER
AS it is evident your correspondent is
In error relative to the ~irregulsrity of
the mails, will you do the line which
transports the Great Southern and
South western mails Justice by publish
ing the following Official oommunics-
ton from the Second Assistant POST
-ster General, w J. Ross,
GeDayeI sunera-"dsnt Memphls and
and Charleston Railroad Company!
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A - -
ANE UF THE FOLLOWING BOATS OF
this Lac, EEAEB EMPIIS PROMPTLY
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN-
INGS, On the arrival OF the trains, viz
ElalsceUf Master
W. A. GALDW EL5.---.... T. l. RatMes, Master
CEEES Es-.-----s---.kses Prlcllrd, Mas er
GEEERAL1A---.-.--.W.B Rowland, Aastei
The arkansas river now being in gopd nsvi-
gable condition, these Boats VIII rua through
toFJRF sMIEd, mus avoiding delay 10 Pas
senssrs and reIght.
Thss roats Offers superior Inducements to the
visitors o. sbs
Hot Springs of Arkansas.
As passengers tax NJ statesoous at Msmphs
make no cbang5 Until thsy arrive at TIE wharf
Ia Little Rock. ArIaugementS have been made
to have coaches in Eeadfne S ID start for eot
Springs with passengers on this line at any
hour they Taay prefer, and Through IIoEs5s 20
be had on the Boats.
The T-aVehns FGblc and Shippers may rely
upOn the prompfness OF these Boats, and those
who desire % forward gooGS for rsEhipmgnt
on this Line, VIII Eb5p direct a0the Mem pbis
and k&ns E4yer .. ). Mall PscKet TOM
pany,n At Hernphisa
John ~. ADAMS, Superintendent.
JAMES Z. BOURNE& Co, Agenus,
man " NO. Z Jefferson street.
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HsTHE MAILs.-Csptain w. J., Ross,
the efficient and gentlemsnly General
Superintendent OF the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, has written US q
note, complaining of the following from
our Washington correspondent.
Here follows the card published
above, entitled irregularities of Mails.n
"Captain Ross says, in reply TO this, that
n correspondent is in error, but while
we are willing TO admit that the fauls
NAV not be chargeable to the Memphis
ami Charleston Railroad, which is GER
tainly one of the best managed roads in
the South, yet we know whereof We
sreak when we say that within the past
two months there has been great irregu-
laritv both in the letter and newspaper
mails between this city and Washington.
we have frequently received u cores
Doudent's letters, two and three on the
same day, that were mailed on eonseeu-
tive days.
"Ourc correspondent is well aware Of the
fact, but be does not cast any reflection
upon the lines Of transportation, neither
do we, but we are toe often made to feel
the disappointment and annoyance of
the irregularity Of which u c~orrespon.
dent writes.H
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e. i. B. E.-What does it mean ? You
can prove that by US, for We have tried 1t.
my26 Il
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas Rivsr Packet Com
pany-UniGed states NAH.
of their boats leave Memphis every Mon
day and Thursday, al 3 o'clock p.m.3
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
ALALA1 LAA1N-A1AA AAcea1c
win ieavs Tor the above &
MONDAY, June LIST, at 5 pm.
JAS. !. BOURNE & CO.. Agents,
ms29 4b Nc. u Jefferson street.
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Ooncordla GardenI
on Poplar street., Juss Beyond the Ter.
manoas Of the street railroad.

MR.. SOL. RICE, The proprietor Of the above
III delightful suburban pleasure res Teat,
wishes to fnfOrm the public tnat his HALL il
al the disposal OF Pleasure Parties OF
RespeeaabEe and Responsible People,
Free Of Charge.
It can be engaged for Dancing or other parties
By a2pl cation to bin az the Garden
Nj ROE has Alta he'd TO his Garden sn e8-
t~abiishment, OF which The CULINARY De
tARTMENrt Is uoriyalIed, ardRAAR OF which
the VINES and LIQUORS are second 20 rone
IN the city, uaalm
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LTMBRR. sHINGLEs, LATHs.

nooRs. Sash. Blinds. Glaz. sts- 81 the very
3 x. PLAIN SEQ.
mal0ln - Second street,
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tors Notice.
II
]. Happek.s s.

II As Admipistrator de bo-
NeWDufgsr sstste Of Hymsn Weber
IheIinonas foe Tam Of tho County
AehetLAalh Tennessee, al persons
EdulohSs fetug aid estate are notne1
Kaye Mafsnuet. e me Tor psymIeni
J. c. Hoist q Co, viii make !mmediaie
All PAPER Ans Man street
Marcus Jones, 2s5S EBEaAFi Aamf
J, GrieEhabaE, H6p
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ron o1MUInn.TL.
FoA "a.

FoA 81. LoU1a.
For Cairo aud 81. LOUIS.
FRANK PARGoUD~~John y To6in master
Fhis elegant passenger steamer
wiz leave HEEE
THIS DAY, Isl inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY AARMsTAD, Agent.
Jel1t Oily NhgrfoOflf- faot Monroe 81.
Memphis n 81 Louis Paekst COiopany.
FOr Cairo and SG. Louis.
CITY OF Crane master
This new and splendid passenger IT.
steamer Will leave Is above OF -
MONDAY. June LIST, at 8 pm.
ma3l z ELEM. CALVERT. sup't.