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ANOTHER LIE NAILED.

One by one the Radical chickens ara
COMING home to rOOst; lie after lie as it
is told, circulated, end attracts attention,
is clnched and hurled back ia the
throats Of the utterers, as the following
ore is:
Having seen publication in the Mem
phis Bulletin, in regard to the late cleo
ton at LOOXahoma, oG the authority of
Maj Wiseman, late OF the United States
army and Freedmen's Bureau, deem IL
my privilege, II not duty, as citizen of
LOoxshoms, to refute the statements
made therein. Msi. Wiseman said that
the following colored persons, freedmen,
viz: George Cole, Dan Lea, Charley
Powers, Alfred Csthey and Peter Cathey,
were deferred from voting by threats,
and various other means. Said colored
persons, feeling that their characters
have been sIandered, take this method
Of Yjndicating themselves.
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SUNsTRUCK.-A negro woman, whose
mans we learn is Susan Williams was
sunstruck yesterday morning, on the cor
ner Of Jefferson and Front. At the last
accounts she was alive, but speechless.
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Early MarrIaxes.-Dr. FRANKLIN advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being a GUIDE To
MARRIAGE and COpjugal Felicity, by bensv-
olent Physicians, sent by mail. in sealsd letter
envelopes, nee Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box p, PhiladelphiG, Pa.
mail 3ul
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HEEEY NJ. LowENsTEIN is lie name
~ Ne Lowsnstein who made the elo-
o,eDt sn oeeh Monday night at the Demo-
cratic meeting.
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stsek on hand....---.....-.-.- IS
APPLES-Fair shipping demand at
81 5OtG2 50 per barrel ia bulk.
BRAN-Fair demand at SO on levee
and $50 loose at mills.
BUTrER-Demandf for choice active
at 35s; common, 25G3Os.
BACON-Market firm. Clear sides,
l779lS:; clear rib, l7@l7ie; rib l6l9
lie; shoulders l3$@l4c.
BAGGING-Llght demand. Ken
lucky hand, lT3GI5s; machine, 24(7 PC;
India, &5(926c.
CArFLE-Light stock. No. gross,
s@6ke; inferior, 2iG4c.
CHEESE-Prices nOnainally 14@ITe
for w. X. factory aud L D., =.
COFF' EE-Fair jobbiug demsnd at
LOBE Ior Eio-Lagusyra 2s(g30e; Java
40(942c.
CoRN-Dun at s5c on Ieves s7@sOc
in store.
CORNMEAL-Stoek fair. Fresh st
mills, 81 1904 SO; from store, s. T5;
Kindred, "a 75G95.
CHICKENS = Good demand. with
small stock. Young, 81 1905 50; old,
81 5OC95.
FLOUR Dull. superfine. S7@7 so 4;
X, sos SO; Xxx, SI0@II; xxx, ana
fancy family, Sl2@l4.
HAY-S.cek very light. Held at
HAMS-Fiain country 1sGIsIc; plain
SAnvassed, l99l9ae; sugar-eured can
vassed l9!@2lle.
HOGS-Few in market and demand
light Al 69Sc gross.
EGGS-Stock light. Fresh are sold
readily at 14Gl5s.
HIDES-Reeeipta light. Dry flint %
92lei dry salt, l7@lsc; green salt, 100
lief green, 6699c.
LARD-Priees are firm. Kegs, GOA
204c; tiercss, I9t9I91e.
LIME-Eureks, 81 %; Alabama, Cape
and st. Louis, 81.
MOLASSES-Light stock. Sugar
house, 65e9Sl Porto Rico, 656S5e; Syr-
ups, 75c(9s1 %.
MESS PORK-Light stock and firm at
S3063l.
OATS-DeeIining. Choice on leyee,
522(g55c. From stOfs 5E(960c.
OIL3-COal oil, 5000; lard oil, 81 40
@I Csc; linseed, 81 209l 40.
POrATOES-GoOd demand for sound
at 81 5OCG2 p per barrel.
5ALT-We quote at s. 2593 50 fer
bushel barrels; 7-bushel barrels, So IS
"a
SHEEP-firm at s263 50 for Tsnnes-
see; S494 50 for Kentucky.
SUGAR-frm; prime to choice Louis
iaRa, l6@lSc fair 14@l5e; Island, 139
Ice.
TAR-ln kegs per dozen, IS T596.
TOBACCO-G0od stock and prices
firm with only small trade doing.
WHEAT-Fair local demand No. l,
s292 10; No. 2 81 S56l IS; inferior,
81 e5(9l IS
WHISKY-Market Irregular. High
wines, 50960c in bond.
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CROWDED OUT.-N,aare sorry that the
interesting proceedings o. the meeting
at Wythe Depot on Saturday were
crowded out of our yesterdays issue.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES

THIS Institution, conducted By the sisters OF
~ Lon inic Is 'cenghtfolly situated IN q
healthy and retired part OF the cl OF Mem
l,his Tenn. The buildings are ample and com
inodioug Standing iu she center Of sxten'lve
s.ud highly impTOYs ID grounds shaded oy Tor -
Irees, and laid Out with rare plants ana shi I'D
The course or studies comprises Az the
t,ispehes Useful and Ornamental, thai are
usug uy taught
Tbs Academic Year consists Of two Sessions
- ave y7onths each the hTst comm encing On
ne FIPeyT MONDAY or sEPIEMBEF, the
s,scond on me FIRST MONDAY Of FEBhO ARf.
Terms per EessfOn-Payabie HsIf-y yearly,
Invariably tn AdtaHee.
For Board and Tuition, etc. SO CSC, ssJ or
sloQ according 70 the age or ciass or Tue pu Pil
For Day Scholar, Tult.oni TO ~, 80 o. ~,
acc ,rdicg 10 age or class. 49,.
ExrRA .CHAEG Es.--Lattn, FRENCH lldii an,
saeh sl2 90: Music on Piano, 20 %; Alpslc on
Guitar SO %: MuSic on = arp, 80 ~ = e OF
Insruments, s. 20 Painting ia Oh C9lois'
= %; Pa 'ntingtn Water COioTs. 10 ~ Draw
-, go co; Embroidery and DrIiiifnsEila y OK
SIss1. Wax Work, So o.; Washing sna Aenc-
80, al, ~ Bed and Bencing, 60 70; station
.I.s a az m ucing. al Professor charges.
- BOARD pe,' month during vacation, II
Snent Al the Acatiei,, V-waShin2, Inenoln eCe !
~ in &c he 'icines and physicians
fees will form extra charge IL, a. %, ,a,7,,sss
For further Information aps Acadar,,>
the Mother superior" st. Agne-'
ana d2taWlm
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The Liverpool cotton market opened
heavy to day with Uplands 9td Or
leans, 1O}d and closed fat st same quo
tations. Sales, 5000 bales.
In New York ct the opening prices
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BURGLARS entered Z. w. Dunn's resi-
denes, No. 80 Csusey street, on Monday
night, and stole sihundred dollars worth
IF dnds
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LosT--FOUND.

II OsT-On Monday evening, the Sd inst. q lher
Il on Secoud. Zeal or HernRndo streets, be
tween Court SquErs snd POutotoc street, par
rel OF silk, containing a SKIRT ana haobonA
ANY one dndinE the same viii be literally re
wsrded by relurning IL a. once 70 2ib second
street auo IL
L CST-A Promissory Note drawn by n.
Il Comb il, dated J uns s. 1865, 2 days AFTER
date, favor O. F.. Rataiils, past due ana un pau,
for Sss o. All persons are " arr ed not 20 rade
for the same, aiJd the dpder wal please return
II 70 the POSTOfflt l. RESTAt a an T.
au4 81 No. - Jefferson street.
Z OST-A roll OF money Saturday noon. The
il Under will he iibsrallg rewarded by leaving
~ the 4 valauche once Nn2
4 OST CHILD.-Any informsiioa IN regard 10
Il AUTHELEA FOSTER, sirl II years old,
viii be well reW arded. Sbewas stolen frOin heI
mother eight years ago at Sscla pentc, Caltior-
MA, By Hubert Hin Poster. a man nov ABOUT
80 years old, marked with smallpox. and gray
hair He was last heard from In BroVnEv He,
Haywood county, Tenn. working at his n ade,
Whlcn IA WRgoU-.nakiDg. His family consists
OF wife and four children--hu oert, Alice, Lydia
and baby. Toe fsnaily was isst heard frcna ID
Shreveport Texas. IN a suffering condition.
ANY information seEt 10 me AZ Evansville,
Indiana, viii be gladly received by a sorroW-iug
aa12 Nv MRS. JULIA BARRETT.
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None.
nIsCELLANEOVs.

The regular packets went out yester-
dav with very good trips, both Of people
and freishts. Among the latter We no.
tiee an Improvement in case goods, show
inc that the merchants froIa the interior
have commenced to lay 10 their supplies
of dry goods. boots and shoes. ETC., In
Authorization Of the fail trade.-The
LIZZIE Gin is due to-day from New Or
leans. and will leave at 5 p m. for Cairo
and st. Louis. Capt. O'Neil Is master Of
this fine packet.-The Marble City Is
the regular st. Louis packet for to-mOr-
row, and leaves the whsrf0oat at her
regular hour. Capt. Conway commands.
"A friend of ours took q steamer one
wear ago In liquidation Of note, and now
says be would have been $4,000 better
off had he lost the debt. The way Of the
river man is shoal.-The number Of
boatmen IN the procession the other
night was variously estimated st from
400 to 1000. They are not all out OF
bertbs. Sam BeltzhOover, Of the Re-
I1lfbEican, went south By rail 3 day or
TWO ago. He will secure bridal cham
Der on hls trip back to st. Louls.--The
PINK Varble, it seems, Is only coming as
far as Cairo. We suppose Louisville
stesnabeat Captains are white men
thew are 80 onsartain.--The last
heard of Z certain Radical news
repor,er. he Was seated IN 8
second class car bound for Louisville,
surrounded by sable friends and was
chanting to the tune OF Joe Bowers; I"
ara q carbet-oagger-Pve parent scala
wag, come South to boast and swsgger,
with an empty carpet-bsg; to roo the
whites OF houses, and with the blacks to
bunk, and change my empty satcnel for
a full sole leather trunk. Sam
Shloss Is the agent for . patent drawer
lock, which ali boats should put on their
cash drawers-i. g. If they have money
In thsm.-Capt Dick Lightburn
yesterday took charge Of the city wharf
boat and will do q regular steamboat
agency business exclusively, making no
charges for storing, forwarding, etc.
Mr. Bob Speed continues his connection
with the city vharfboat under its present
management.-T fine little steamer
Victor No. 2eontinues toPiy between this
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.--Fsncy Goods
Perfumery, etc, at No. 1876 Main street,
for ten days only iy24 cod lot
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IN THE SECOND DISTRICT there were
six arrests up to eight O'Clock yesterday
evening.
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Pc 0wfNe 10 the Draymen's Association
occupying the hall last night, the saloon
keepers meeting will take place this
evening at eight O'Clock, at the City Hall.
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RALLY RALLY! RALLY ia The
Young Men of Memphis BetlOeea the
age Of Eighteen and TtOeaty fVe.-You
are respectfully invited to attend y
Democratic meeting, to be held at Fur
gerson Hall, corner of Beal and Her
nando streets, for the purpose OF Organiz-
ing Young Mems Bluff City Demo-
cratic Club, this Wednesday evening,
August 5, 1868.
GEORGE W. SMITH.
BEN. J. COLLINS.
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GRAND RALLY OF THE Y. NJ. l.. D.
CLUB The Young Mems Independent
Democratic Club No. /, of Memphis, will
meet this evening at the New Memphis
Thester, in order that larger audience
may be entertained than the StilIman
Hall will accommodate. Judge 7. w.
Brown and IL. Townsend, Esq, are the
regular speakers for the occasion. The
Young Mems Glee Club, composed Of
members of this Club, will sing several
spirited and patriotic campaign
songs, and Robt. Wsrdlow's Con-
sentative colored brass band
viii discourse eloquent music during the
evening. BY resolution adopted at
the last meeting the Central Club OF
Shelby county, the Young Mems Inds-
pendent Seymour Club and the various
Ward Clubs were Invited and are ex-
pected to attend, in body. The ladies
OF Memphis are most cordially invited
to be present. The Club will be called to
order precisely at 81 O'Clock .. N. A fun
attendance of the members Is desirable.
By direction OF the President.
r. NJ. MCKEE Pee eaa
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NEw ORLEANS, August cotton dull; mid
dlings DC sales 80 Oaies f; receipts ~. Sterling
and New York eight unchanged Gold 46Lt.
sugar ana Molazses nominal Flour quiet
gupertne higher SSd8 %. other grades an
changed. CJru steady 92cg5I u. Oats new
soc. Hay Ermer S22G23. Pork gaIet $50 90.
Bacon, shoulders Ei%glat Is clear sides iTl{a
I7l4c. Lard steady, Eierces, ISL 92Oc.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New Ynrk Market


NEW IORK. August Cotton, sales $40 bales /;
unlands Sue. Rice dn 2 Coffee easier and quit
sugar firm, Cuba llgl2Lc, MGscovadO Mo-
lasses 42G4ic- Flour quiet Wheat S242 TO-
Corn 81 T. -
Dry Goods The market is better with more
inquiry yard cambrics 34Ci prints l3+40
l45sc Tor good styles corset jeans DE.
Money Sterling quiet 3 gl0i4 gold 5Gix
old Zen Hessee's IS new 90 64
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The ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY msets
this evening at the usual time and place.
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THE STATE or Miss .ssIBPI, !
nEEuFO TnTrST'y

Personally appeared before me, A. II.
Yspcey, "a acting Justice of the Peace In
and for the county and State Aforesaid,
the following colored persons, freedmen
Charley Powers, Dan Lea, Peter Csthey,
Alfred Csthey and George Cole, who,
being duly sworn, depOseth and sayeth
that the statements published In the
Memphis Bulletin relative to the late
election al LOoxahoma, on the authority
Of Maj Wisconsin, forme rly Of the Freed
mems Bureau, but discharged therefrom
for populations ia on ee, are unmitigated
fslsehOods, and their originator a SLAM
derods liar that they are positive that
no threats or coercion weYe used to deter
them from voting the Radical ticket.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this the oath day OF July, 1858.
II Va NcEX L ID :
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LOUISVILLE, August 4.-TObRceO hrmsr. Tugs
10 med. um leaf 81 Goals; owen county medium
shipping Sl7 80 Hart county medium " ap-
pers 81 50. Wheat 81 S5g2. Flour sUperane
81 259G 80. Rye 81 sol p. Pork Sc ~ Lard
lS9lS3ze. Bacon, shoulders ls3.s sides 1914 "a
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THE DRAYMEN's ASSOCIATION will
meet at the corner of Union and Second
streets this morning at O'Clock, 70 take
action ia regard to paying the tax.
By order Managers.
JAS. B. SCOTT Sacratarx
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-,UgURBAN LANDS AND RESIDE&CE kOR
- $40 or Easy TEENs-My ls1ls- MllLss
50 al tge city are for sac, on terms 70 SUIT
I1rr,.f. sszrs for cash any Jlzsls-LrOln one
q "a yeaIs and IL any quantity -tron s acTes
- ssl 'Hy- residence, with from Il to Is acres
fsrd yvI;ftss sutd at a glezt bargain, for cash.
or on the usual terms Apply TO myself OF Lle
S2rsmises, or &c ECyster, Irezevsut q Co. ny
Il n. IS. IRRELEVANT.
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ST. LOUIS, August 4.-TObaccO active and
unchanged. -Four, superfne S6a7. Wheat Sza
40 Corn S599Oc. Oats f5a5lc. Pork SO ..
Bacon, shoulders &c sides l634 gt7c hams lasg
2Uc. Lard ls9lS1.c. Whisky is held II 81 " for
free.
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FIRST WARD, RALLY The regular
meeting Of the First Ward Democratic
Club,n will be held this "Wednesday
evening, ut the hall Of No. 6 engine
house. Business of Importance viii be
transacted, and good speakers viii be
present to address the meeting. Every
member of the club, sud also every cit
izen Of the First ward, is solicited to at
tend. All those desiring to become
members, but are unable to attend per-
sonaIly, viii please send In their names,
stating whether they are voters or not.
By order Of the President.
x Is. fIsf \ f1rsr ~, yr~s cs.a..-s-.-.
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at the Southern Hotel, auI If
THE allotted time Of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he will in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and 93 Randolph street, Chicago, and
postOffice address, box 5S6s Chicago, III.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars.
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- ~AIE.-Havlng detsrEs.ned 10 change
go = -,negs, We otier for sale our sneIl DuL
We'll saaecie,i Thp BEST BUSiN E,5S HOUSES
lease OF one 81 u sss also 3 splendid subur-
~ Nc Sl-s MSs X nlllss L.91u the city, near
D-l iNs-a- IL r. aeres 81 CREME win
aiit + SlG--on1 VII 80 '@Vsmsnts. Apply to
al Ils LsSts75-I} mp 20. - Un3On street,
WEBB. MITCHELL = w. is7 u
Lee Block.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Faney Goods,
Rerfumery, etc, at No. 1875 Main street,
for ten days only. iva cod lot
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Or. MOrtImOre al Buena Vista Springs,
RusaeIlyzIla, Kenaueky.

RusseIlyzlle, Kentucky.
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUSsELLvIL Le-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire 10 consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally from Lnis date until ist OF October
next, at This faYOrihe watering Place, and these
justly celebrated Mineral Springs. As hereto
fore, L viii still devote my attention TO treat
ment OF all the various forms Of CBRoNIC Dis
EASES, especially to Diseases Of the Lungs and
Organs OF the Chest. also ali the various
affective forms Of FEMALE DISEASES
les d3tWaWsn ID. MORTIMORE, NJ. d.
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removal.

- - 49,
the
star HharfbOst. at the Foot OF Jefferson
street,
VIII continue the Steamboat Agency Rusin -
anu transact All matters lhtrusted 70 him Oy
MS steamboat friends with prom ptness and dis
patch LARRY HA6MSTAD
star W harfbORt, foot OF Jefferson street
ant " Memphis
RsguInr memphis. yg,.ttea.,, E.sf,1- -
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NOR SALE OR Lease --Bes 1tifGl, shsded
n sDd rnfic. EutIding LOIS, I4O1Gng On IA
<orfre residence streets, either cleared Or win
me foEest trees-Ee-y low. ". A. " HEAT
LEY. Agent Ars. Ool. Prsstoni NO 2 . LIE -
BLOCK. -
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Faney foods,
Perfumery, etc., at No. I95 Main street,
for ten days only. jy24 cod lot
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DURING THE PRESENT Low SrAGE OF
Il water in Lne Arkansas river, all the boats
on the Memphis end OF the route are with
drawn and the elegant Side-whesl Steamer
.-.-....-.JE rnes Lee, Master
viii take the place OF the through boats Isav-
Ing Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AND
ison TUESDAYS AND FRTDATs with the
light dranght and comfortable passenger
steamer
AMERICAN. .......,...., wv. 7. Berry, Master
For Pine Bluff.
Freight and passengers will be transferred
without detsEtIon or extra expense, the q Ma
TO9IA " giving Through 1iekets TO passengers
20 Pine Bluff and allinterI1e.5iale points only.
but will sixn Through Bis Lsding FOR freighs
70 alI points ON Arkansas river as high up
The new and very nsht-draught steamers
VAN RUREN -......-.....-.J. W. Williams, Master
FORT SA1lIH 6oWLlns Master
win p'y between Pine BiaG and spadra, con-
nectins at the latter place with 1eet OF FIRST
class Flatboais- in charge OF Capt. Jsr lad
win. By which heights shipped on this line are
forv artled Without detention. and delivered a.
destination IN good order, the fats being we'll
provided with tlrpanlins 70 protect the goods
Persons PEI wishing TO ship by this line VII con-
tinus TO. marx their goods via Arkansas
River ~ s. Man Packet company AZ sfeu1-
phia. or to John d. Adams at Mem phis.
All heights signed for through as this Line
wiz, as herstofoTe, continue . receive the at
tsntion. Of James T. Bourne Z Co.. No. i2.Jef-
JOHN D. ADAMS, Superintendr,os
VINSON q DONAHUE,
t- 80 2 p Agents for -Satonna
DAVE HUKEIsLs Passer ger ags1t.
On resum ptiOn OF navigation, = De 81 E6NEF.
CELESTE, CALDW ELL ara OZARK Will re-
sume their places In the Memphis and Fort
Smith line, by which tie merchants aud plant
ers on thu entire lzazlsas liver will havs oi-
rect communication with Memphis, and rom
there oy raj aud steamboat TO all points In the
United states.
Y2s JOAN D ADAMS, Superintendent,
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ANNoUR CLEMENTS.

VETE are authorized to announce +. NJ. YER
w GER, ksq-, a. Candidate for Congress
from The SLh Congressional District st Jhe en-
suing election Subject to The decision Of tse
Democratic convention at Brownsville on ne
9Th prOXl. JyH
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fsncy Goods,
Psrfumery, ETC., at No. 1856 Main street,
for ten days only. jy24 cod lot
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business, Visiting and welding Cards
peal Job Odsee.
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PAscHALL HOUSE DRAWING Certif-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis of Mr.. L. &. Piummer, w.
H. Psssmore q Co., $50 Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
3l74 Main street. Circulars Containing
full particElara furnished on application
to either OF the above parties. jy2s Stawtf
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. august 4.-FlOur frm, family
ST. IS 40 .. Wheat 81 y. Corn So SOC. Oats
irregular PORK 81 75G22 Bulk shoulders I2c I;
sides lie. Bacon, shoulders l3l4c sides i6I<a
i7c; hams 2Oq2lc. Lard is held at I81Se.
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were nominally unchanged but market
heavy, Low Middlings, 294e; MiddliDgs,
Soc; Orleans, 803c; Good Middlngs,
835c, and closed quiet but weak with no
change in quotations. Sales, 500 bales.
COTTON STATEMENT
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LIvERPOCI. August 4.-Cott0n closed Dat /;
sales 700 bales up.ands So I; Orleans lOls
LoNDoN. August 4.-Consols closed az S414G
sf's U. 5. Five twenties Tl3sS7iA; and at
Frankfort at 7s}zes7ots
PARIS. Agguss 4.-Bourse dull rentes 70
frsRcs 90 csntimes.
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FOR SALE.

T0R EAJE.-FIvE DEERING COTTON
II PRF,sSf-. aaV and IN com pleie order. IN
SuITe o. II. HlL.SON q -, o, o. snI % = lLoH
Memphis. Team. ~ = ~
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Steamer Commercial, White river.
Mollle Hsmbleton, st. P'r. river.
81 Sam J. Hale, Cincinnati.
In Pert
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WAITS.

VUANTFD TO RENT-A PIANC-WOULD
w purchase II terms suiter. apply az t9is
Cffi.e aus
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WANTED, 100 gentlemen day hoarders
st the Southern Hotel, auI If
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WANTED daily at the Southern Hotel,
corner Beal and Main streets, fresh
country eggs, chickens, butter, vegeta-
bles aud fruit. auI If
WOOD.-We are selling the best Of
Oak Wood at GUNNER prices.
BIGl-EY, dELLERSH & CO.,
Corner Main and South Court, and Main and
POntOtOc streets
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z:::ssEES DIES AFRO -

Memphis. white aaa Little aesl
river 1hnrsaaH enehaL.
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FOR 81. FRAaCIs RIvER-

Regular Tuesday 81. Francis River Packsf-gg-
Helena Mariana, Madison Wittsbfr,
and all Way LANDINGS
Aol4LIE HAABLErOH, Z. Z. Bowman Aasssz
sam. c. Paine, Shell and CLARK (IerlE.
WIZ leave Memphis EVERY
TUESDAY. at 5 o'clock a "a zsS1sssEsIs
LARRY AZAMSTAD, Aas1f
jail U star Wharfbest. foot Jefferson y.
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UTANIED Partner with S.u3 IA an Is
w rsbIrsheG Drug store. Apply - D. REED
Zeal Estate Agent, 5CSlz Second street. aui IL
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Z OST-A roll OF money Saturday noon. The
u Under will he ilbsrallg rewarded by leaving
- IL. y lnllnha nfIlca MnA
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CHANBEK OF CONzERCa.
MENPRIs, August 4, UssS.
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MgMPHlS & ARKANSAS RIVER
- United States Mal -.
Packet Company.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

DURING THE PRESENT Low STAGE or
i j water in Lhe Arkansas river, all the boats
on the Memphis end OF the route are with
drawn, and the elegant Side-whesl Steamer