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Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The case of
John ID. SurIatt was called in the Grim
mai Court to-day before Judge Wyjie.
The District Attorney elected 10 try the
prisoner upon the new Indictment for
conspiracy, found last week, and the
court thereupOn ordered the discharge OF
the prisoner on the indictment for muir
der, though the District Attorney en-
tered no nOlle prOsequi. The defense
not being ready to proceed under the
new indictment, the case was continued
until next Monday, and the prisoner
held 70 Dali Ia the sum OF $40 0G0.
Tue President to-day nomInated to the
Senate VIM. M. Egarts as United s ates
Attorney General, John G. r. bersop az
Consul at st. TnOma-, and Edward G.
Johnson, son OF Hon. Rsverdy johnson.
As Assistant Secretary of the Uaited
States Legation at London.
The Secretary IF the Treasury extends
the right Cf conversion Of 1905 "a fol-
lows: For those that matursd on the
18th OF June TO the 18th of July. and
those t61t mature on the I55h OF JuIv tn
the lst Of August.
The bOnGsmen Of John Surratt are
John II. Boyne, r. II. Trinnei, Aaron
Thorn and Michael Sneu.
The President has given no intima;iou
to Secretary Mccullough that his resiQ-
nation as Secretary Of the Treasury would
be accepted. rhe relations bstweeu him
and the President continue friendly, and
there IS no indication that he viii re-
sign, although efforts continue to be
made By certain parties to produce that
result.
Capt. New, Of the steamship division
OF the Treasury Department, Left for
New York tonight. for the purpose Of
con 'errinS with the ship owners, and
other Interested parties, with regard to
the OH now pending before Congress
regulating the carriage Of passengers.
The Tom missioner Of the General
Land Off e has issued circular letter
70 the various offices instructing the for
warding OF contributions 70 the proposed
National collection of Geological and
meteorological specimens.
The bill now 5efure the House Conn
mittee on Military Affairs proposes To
continue the pay of army officers fha
same that it has been for the past two
years.
Col. Hatch, Of Boston, In behalf Of
Thos. Spencer, an American citizen. re-
siding in Huo, Sandwich Islands, pre-
sented to Gen. Grant this morning a cab
met OF volcanic specimens, which he has
oeen collecting for the past twenty years.
The flagship Gurriere, Of the South At
lantic squadron, arrived at Rio Janeiro
May 18Th. The Kearssge, bound for the
Pacific, was off Montevideo May 18th,
The steamship Supply was TO leave Cape
Town on the 18Th Of April for Boston,
having on board the remains of Admiral
Bel and Lieut. Commanders Reed and
Mckenzie.
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"A
[NoTE--The reporter Is requested to
state that the Democrats, in voting
against the conference report, did 50 be-
cause 1t struck out the names Of Messrs.
Houston, Of Alabama, and Jones. of
fennessee. Otherwise, q majority Of
them would have voted aye.
The Kentucky election case was again
taken up, and dsbsted by Beck and Po-
land against the report Of the Commit
zee, and Tyson in support of il.
Kerr, from the minority OF the Com
mittee on Elections, moved az
substitute resolution declaring that
John d. Young was entitled to the seat,
and should be sworn 10.
Ine substitute was rejected-vess 90
nays 96-and the several rssOiutionssfe-
ported by the Committee on Elections
were then adopted, without division, and
Mckee appeared and took the oath and
his seat, and The House then, at4 O'Clock,
went into Committee Of the Whole,
With Blaine ia the Chair, and proceeded
70 the consideration Of the tax bill, the
general debate being limited to one
hour.
Schenek addressed the Committee in
explanation Of the bill. He stated that
IA addition TO the tax OF sixty
cents per gallon on distilled spirits, the
COMMITTEES had provided what it called
q special tax. each distiller Of fifty bar
reis or less paying 81 a year As a special
tax, ant 81 rs further special tax upon
each barrel over the fifty.
The tax on retail dealers is fixed at
twenty-five and fifty cents on the $1,000
and eIOOO, according to their business.
The bill also proposed tax Of IS per
day on each disCilery capable of MASKING
and fernenting 100 bushels of grain each
day, and 90 day for each additional 100
bushels, and adding all the taxes to-
gether, he said, the tax would amount to
about 81 per gallon, snd produce from
S52, 000,OOO to S75 goo 600.
The hour for debate having expired.
the Clerk proceeded to read the bill by
sections for amendments.
Van Wyck amended the first Sec
ton by reducing the tax on
whisky from go to so cents, but without
action the committee rose, and it was
ordered, on motion Of Sehenck, that the
Committee OF the Whole take a recess
daily from half-past four to half-past
seven.
A message was received from the Sen
ate, announcing the passage OF the Ar
kansas bill over the Presiden t's veto, and
the House adjourned.
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For Presideut of the united states,
PLATFORM OF TIE TENNESSEE
vOs.EhEX

LIST The Conservative meu Of TenDes-
see, putting aside AL questions decided
by the war, accept the title Of Demo
cTars.' aud formally unite themselves
with the Democratic party as II now
exists.
81. The question Of the right Of a
State 70 secede from the Union bas been
decided by arms, and that decision
should be accepted as final and conciu-
sive.
81. Nevertheless, while The Constitu
ton makes the Federal Government SUI
preme, il is so only with well defined
limitations and restrictions, leaving the
States large rights aud powers over their
domestic concerns, and making them CO.
equal in respect Of such rights and
these rights have not been impaired by
the result Of the war, or the powers Of
the General Government aggreDGiZss
by it, TO the enlargement OF public
liberty.
IA. The extinguishmeut Of African
Slavery is recognized a. a fscE, ratified
by binding Constitutional Amendment.
h. Toe iOvesliture OF nezrceswith the
right Of suffrage, by the Congress OF the
UoIteC :. zGss, ABu the ofsIraBchisement
OF white men, by the same authority, is
3 gross usurpaIion Of power, and policy
unjust, unwlse and oppressive, aud tend
ing 10 excite a war OF races the white
men OF America are entitled to superb
oriIy and supremacy in the administra-
tlon OF the Federal aud State govern
ments and any measure intended to
deprive them Of 1t, or to divide OF impair
IL, greatly eudangers the perpetuity Of
free republican institutional.
6Lh. The faith OF the nation is pledged
to the payment of the national debt
according 70 the terms OF tks laws under
which the bonds were issued, and not
otherwise. The time of payment of the
bonds ought not TO be extended ; the
principal OF the five-twenty bonds ought
to be paid in currency, and the money
granted TO the National banks 10 be with
drawn.
I'm. The Government bonds should be
taxed in the hands Of the bOndhOlders,
equally with other property.
Stb. The doctrines snd practices of the
Radical party, which endesvOrs, by en-
cTUachiDg upon the powers Of the Exeeu-
tive anu Judicial branches of the Gov
ernment, TO sb5orb in the Legislative
Department all powers, tend to the de-
sJructiOn Of the Republican system Of
Government and the civil liberties Of the
people.
9.n. Equsl and exact justice to all men,
of whatever State or persuasion, relIg-
iOus or political; peace, commerce anu
honest friendship with all nAgiOUs; Ell
taDgliug alliances with none the sup
port OF the State Governments in a.
their rights, rs the most competent AL
mlnistraUiOn Of our domestic concerns
aud the surest Ouiwsrk against sntI-Re-
publican tendencies; the preservation Of
the General Government Ia its whole
constitutional vIgOr, rs tue sheet ancnOr
OF peace al home aud safety aOrOad q
leAIOus cafe u tue Ignts of election ~
the people anu the supremacy % the
eivil over the military authority.
l0lh. Andrew Johnson the first choice
of The Democracy OF Tennessee; buL
their Delegates lett Iree to unite IA Sc
lecung another as the candidate for the
Presidency
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The Atlanta Intel9igenoer Of the Il

The Atlanta Il7telIigeacer Of the 18Th
says, 10 reference to the late arrests made
in Columbus, Ga. No Southern man,
no Georgian, knows how soon he NAV
be subjected to similar deprivation Of
his liberty, and Il behooves ali to make
common cause with those who are now
In confinement, to the extent, at least,
Of furnishing them with counsel, and as
far as permis sion will BE- granted, Of
supplying their wants."
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NEW ADvERT1SEM,Nrs

MASONIC NOTICE.--Au
IVA m 'ssbeis of Angefoss4 Lo0ge, No. "a
ls5 are request TO attend Regular ~ ~
Annual Cannu uuicatisn, on Weipf sisy/V ~
morsing. the 9th In l., at s o'clock, when the
officers Tor the ensuing year will be install d.
transit Mt brothers IN good standing are fra
t. naIly iaYitea,
By order D. 3. FORSTER, " n
IoRz AAAzukN, see'y, lea =
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June % The Little West
ern, sail lifehost, on a new model, and
built for the purpose Of crossing the At
lsntic, eapsizsd yesterday on her trial
trip, and Capt. Garrett aud Henry CHS
holm. reporter for the Times, were
drowned.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENAlEs
Wilson, from the Military Committee.
reported a joint resolution TO drop from
the army rolls certain officers absent
without leave from their commands,
which was passed.
Conness offered the following resoIu-
ton:
Resolved, That the Committee on
Foreign Relations be discharged from the
further consideration OF The bill from the
House for the protection Of American
citizens abroad.
Sumner objected to its consideration,
and ConDess gave notice that he would,
on tomorrow, ask the Senate to consid-
er il.
Yates called up the bill to admit Colo
RADIO into the Union, and after debate
Of some length, Morrill,, OF Vermont, rose
ard opposed the bili because, he said,
Colorado bad not sufficient population
Cragin and Nye supported it, and the
bill went over with the morning hour.
On the motion Of Edmunds, the con-
current resolutions Of thanks TO Stanton,
was ordered to be communicated to him.
Trumbull endeayored to have the veto
Of the Arkansas bill considered, but Da-
Wis having indicated bis intention to
speak on the subject, Morrill,, Of Maine,
insisted on taking up the special order,
which being the Legislative apprepria-
ton bill, it was taken up In tbs Com
mittee of the Whole. The question was
on the amendment Of the Com mittee on
appropriations.
But the bill was on TrumbulPs mo-
ton, and laid aside until to-morrow, and
the veto of the Arkansas bill taken or.
Davis argued that the bill was unconsti-
tutional, after which the Senate pro-
ceeded to vote on tie question "shaIl the
bill become law, Notwithstanding tie
objection of the President?" and the
vote resulted, yeas, 80; nays, 7. So the
bill becomes a law. The Senate then
adjourned.
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Wisdom Of Congress.
From the \ W York Hereld.
UTTER IGNORANCE OF CONGRESS ON
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
There never was a body of men repre.
resentiug great nation 90 utterly ieno-
rant Of financial affairs as our Congress.
TIE same mSy be said, indeed, Of the
public men generally throughout the
euuatry. The Stevelses, SheFmans. Me-
Cullochs, Pendletops, and the rest. have
got hold of some one idea or auotper
about national finance, and they think
they know everything and are great
statesmen. They are like the man who
stole brick from the Acropolis at
Athens, and imagined be had sppTopri-
ated al the wisdom OF Greece. o re goes
for jumping TO specie payments and thus
bankrupting the wbOlecOu0try another
for q ,Oding the country with currencys
aud creating a carnival of excitement
and gambling, and another for swelling
taxation and the list of taxed article. SO
that no one will be able to understand the
law, while the cost of COLLECTION will eat
I'D the revenue. The ordinary clerks in
any great commission house 10 this citv
could do better. Unless the people sift
out better material for Legislators ia the
next Congressional elections, W. may
exnect to sse terrible state Of financial
fficuiiies.
eve do n know a candidate who Ids out
any such idea.
This week will be election we < in
Mis- issippi-that is, the farce began yes
erday. The Isssqaena Conservative
says: II you would save yons couatry
from ruin, your wives and children from
degradation, and yourselves from social
aud political slavery, go to the polls
and vote against the infamous Constitu-
tor
The new brick depot built by the
Mascogee and Southwestern Railroad
Companies. at Batter Ga, was totally de-
stroyed by FIRE on Sunday morning last,
There was q qusRtity Of cotton, osDs-
burgs and bacon, belonging 70 the Flint
River FaeteFyr consunsd, a.
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Lieutenant Colonel Williams plays the
tyrant, aided by his negro parasites and
pimps, we call on General Mcdowell e
execute upon him swift and stern jus
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TELEGAsAPHIU MARKETS =
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 22-Cotton dp1T and 10
lover. sales 800 bales. Upiands, 3lLc r e.
ana CoIee nominal. Sugar unchanged. Mo-
lasses auii-torto Rico, 57c. Flour Zoe lower
wheat QUIZ, u Oz3s9l ~. Corn, 81 O5J5 a l 075S
Dry 6oSds-heAVy. brown Sheetin - active
some sly les &c higher. Cotton bags, So 45LJ5c.
MoBey-E'Hsy. Cali loans, &c. 9,eEing quiet
and unchanged. t5old, AZ a4Ol<c. Now ZEN
nes3ees, 49,: }. d do. he
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, June pa Washington
'peeial says that Thsd Stevens has pre-
pared and will TO morrow Introduce in
be II luse new articles Of impeachment
tgainst the President.
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DIED.

THoMPsoN-In this city, on the I'D inst, of
scarlst fever, GEORGE CALvETTE, son OF George
c. and Annie 3. Thompson. aged year and 10
months.
New Orleans, Louisville and Keokuk papers
please copy.
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OFEICERS /:

PREsIDENT-Gen. z. W. Rucker.
VICE FRESIDs is James Elder. Esq, Col.
"a. Msgeveney, IT.. r. aagevensy, Esq.
SECkErAR b. 81. Estes, esq.
TREAsUkER-Cap5. JOhn 4. t4clt.
JULGEs-LOl. J. W Dawson, Capt. Dan Able,
s. Z. Williamson, ESD, john Launayan, L. g.,
Z. A. n assey, Esq.
GRAND MARsHAL-COl Jam es Coleman.
ASSISTANT MAzsaALS-Msj. Phi. I. allen,
Capt.. MOI Pepper.
INsrRUCTUR OF kNI0HTS-C4pt. Van.
COMMITTEE on n UsIC AN D SEATS-H. II. Fel-
gusOn, Esq Maj. Phi. 4. Allen.
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New Orleans ,EarEnt-

New ORLEANS, June 2'.-Cot,on duh. Mid
dltrgs numInAlty, z9c. Sales ls5 ba e. Re-
ceip s. - bales. exports. $50. Gold 8g3< d5Uc
teriing, % s55c. New Tosk Sight,z erenlInm.
sug AMI mOlAsses nOmin A.. uoH AZ a5zc
ri u duil, SnLeinne, IS; xxx, SO Is s9 so ;
Choice, Sl2 Al. Corn doil &c s. W. OATS duh,
nc. hay nrne .SlSg2l. ork duil SO - /; "a
con quiet S4onldrrs, lS31c; Clear sides, I75Sc.
Lad duL, ls1Sg20c.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Ken
lucky election case of Mckee against
/ Young came up.
| Trimble, of Kentucky, opposed the re-
! port Of the Committee on E ections, and
\ at II M, without disposing of il, the
| House proceeded to the consideration of
the business OF the morning hour.
| AIuaber of bills aud joint resolutions
were introduced for reference.
L9ughFidge offered the following:
RESOLVED, That in the opinion of the
II use. the interests OF the country re-
| quire that the public debt should lie re-
organized and reduced to simple and
uniform system more easily understood
by the people than it is in its present
complicated form, and that the interest
Of the debt should be reduced, snd for
that purpose the Committee on WAYS
and Means be instructed to prepare and
report st an early day as possible, bill
providing for the funding OF the
public debt, and a reduction OF
the rate Of interest thereon, in such
s manner and to such an extent that the
taxation may be reduced and equslized
a. far as possible and consistent with
good faith to the national creditors and
justice TO the people. The resolution was
agreed to without q division.
Ward moved to reconsider the vote.
and lay that motion on the table, which
was agreed to.
Price offered the following resolution
Resolved, That the Committee on
Ways and Means be instructed to in
quire into The expedieDcy of appropria-
tlpg S5,000,000 tn take up the Tnatured
and maturing indebtedness Of the United
States, which is payable in currency, as
the same msy become due, said amount
20 tie taken from the coin In the Treas
ury, to be sold for that purpose. and pro-
vidiDg by law that DO new indebted
Dess shall be incurred by the United
State, by the sale or issue of i,s
bOAos, notes, or other securities, until the
coin received IL the Treasury is redsced
TO S25 000,O00, and that said committee
report by bill or otherwise, which was
agreed to.
The House then proceeded to the con-
SHERATON of the report of the Committee
OF Conference on the bill removing the
political disabilities of certain persons Ia
the southern States, the question being
on Broomali's motion to reconsider the
vote Of Friday LAST, rejecting the report
The vote Eas rscsnsidsred and tbs report
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LOUISVILLE, June 22-Tobacco quiet. sales
"a nhds AZ ss9i6 81 ior logs to lair leaI. su
pertine. 81 90 Old ~ heat, 81; new do, 50 z0
orr, 9l@9Jc Oats, 7SaS C. Rye, 81 75aI 81
PORK, zr92s ~; Bacon Slou dtrs l,ilz6Iss<c e;
Clear K SIDES, i7e ear ii e.. I7JSc; Bu5k
Sh0uIU els, iz15c ; Clear sid, $. h15c.
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JtLo AUL
Ia the District Court OF the United states for
the District OF West Tennesses.-In the mat
ter OF ID. Kaufman Co., b4nkruDtE. IN
Bankruptcy, before Thomas J. Lathasl, Esq,
Register.
To the creditors of the above named bankrupts
Take notice, that a second general meeting Of
the creditors OF ss1d Oankrupts viii re held ct
the ONCE OF said Register, ia tbs city OF Me m
PhtS, u said ID stri {, on AZ nday, the 18Th day
Of July, lofi8 at 10 O'Clock M, FIR the purpose
named in the 27th section OF the Bankrupt Act
OF March Z, 1857. W Y. Cl2ODk, Assignee.
Memnhis, June p. 1888. ir2st
In the District Court OF The United states for
the DisIri OF West Tet nessee.-In the mat
ter OF Conway, Jones q Tate, bankruIts-
In BanAruptcys before Thomas J. Latham,
Esq, Register
To the creditors OF the above named bankrupts:
Take notice, thai q second general meeting Of
the creditors II said b1nkruI Is Will be ed at
the Office Of said Register. N The city Of Mem
phis, in said Distr CT, Monday the -. h Jay Of
JalS d. 1905, at 10 O'Clock AIN, Ter tie pur-
rupJ Act Of Mach 2, le6I
W. Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
Memphis. June q lsS jsS
In the District Court OF the United states for
the District of Wes- Tsnnessee In the mat
ter Of l. u. Coleman, bankrupt. In bang
Tuptcy, before Thomas J. Latham, EEq., hes-
lister.
To the creditors OF the above named bankrupt:
Take notice, that second general meeting of
the creditors OF said bank upt viii he held a
the orice OF said Register, Ia The city OF Mem
Of July, 1855 at 10 O'Clock am. for The purpose
named IN the 27ih section Of me Bank-up Act
OF march 2, 1861. W. Y. CLRODE. Assignee
Mem phis, June p 1868 ie23 It
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LIVERPOOL. June 2 -s,ottoa easier, uplan6s.
ll40dI I'd; Orls rs fI5S9 IL sai. 10000
bales. BreadstDf- qui I. Provisions steady
LoSDoN. June a. ConsoIs closed 945Ssas51z /;
SOS, 75}S9751S.
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CINcINsATI. June 22.-Flour held more firm
". Family 50 5e@l0. Whe-t S292 TO- tern.
Sc. Oats ne. Pork, s2S Bulk Shoulders, az
9l2c. si-es had at l4@l4Izc Bacon dun.
shoulders, l39ISZ- Sides, l61sgl7e. Lard. I7c.
Butter, Z7350c Eggs lsc.
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Gen. Albert Pike, ". NJ. Order. So,
Capt Ban Ace, o.. N. q. Galway,
Col. J. W. Dawson, Joun Lilly, $50,
MAJ. J. J. Murphy, Maj. r. B. Wadden,
Col a. II. DOug.sss, e.. K. B.liOck. "a,
Mai Glenn. Clay, j <. b. ssley, Esq
Col. j. q. rinney, CGas. B. Jane, Esq.,
K. M. AppersOn Z q, Dr. K. W. Creighton,
J. N, Kinney, Esq.. Capt. !. V. lAoOre,
VIM. y. Co y, Z O., ATE. Murray, hsI.,
Capt. ]. ID. Adan $, DR.. J. M. Keller.
m8j ". q. MCOIsOn, J. A. j. g IIh, Esq,
Co. J. NJ. Williamson, DR.. n. w, 81 cBsil,
Co. r. ,. LoDney, ]. ). Dr+ke, Esq
A. Carroll, ESQ, Is. w lnans, Esq,
COL. y. p. FOui-, Maj. Val PeytO
Capt. rry harpstad, stsve Hancock, Esq,
A. J. Wneeier, hsq I2th District.
Judge II f. Hill, Eth DIsIItst.
The knights will enter their names at toe
Office uI bigley. Msllersh q { o Bethel BLOCK
EnrRnc- Fee s.. The track is now reaOy lol
the Knights to pfaciicf.
Tbs Herna.it o street Cars run directly 10 the
ParE Pesutiful lhade, pIt nty IF oOoI water
and all kinds OF refieshments.
After the I1lLing there wisl TO Bran Dance
A good band already en- gaged for the occasion.
TIE procession wi be To- mel on toe easl
SIDE OF Court Square, at Ocl- OK a NJ, and
proceed 10 The Pa k. The exercises VIII CON-
mence st 10 O'Clock a m. precisely.
The IN es governing the asst tourname nj
VIII be in force. It n, nst be especially borne
Ia mind by ever Knight, that his laL ce st
be nine feet n length. and, while tilLing Tor the
rings must BE- CARR ind The arm, and held
not beS ond tbs center (41S feet. The rules
shall be strictly enforced.
JAMS COLEMI
FA0I NFnna kr,n
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st. Louis Marhes.

| ST. LOUIS. June 22.-Tobacco UNCHANGED
| Flour. superfne, So - 3. Wheat SO lover
! 81 az y. Gun, 20 SSss. Oats, 7I@7uc PORK
| as 50; Bacon Shoulders, l3c; Gle r sides nc
| S c. Hams lS320%c. Lara I7zog &C.
| Eo,.fswfE1a baa-a.a,
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The Queen OF Love and Beauty will be
crowned by he victor OF the dag.
The Maids OF HonOr win BE- selected by the
victors IN Contests fUr lesser prizes.
The Orator OF the Day, Awarder OF Prizes,
and otner specialtIes viii be announced on or
before the morning OF the Tournament.
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NEW ADvERTIs sM'NTs
NOTICE.

THE following property, in The hands OF the
L Men, phis CITY Trans er Compsny, VIII
sold - ply frrishb ami CD TEes, II not called
for and iemoved withf1 thirty days;
One I WO-H RISE WAGON,
One TRUNK no mark.
One BUX B9TrLEs5 marked Or. Smell.
l.. P. FON1 AINE, gent.
Ohiee NJ @. T. Co, Mem plus June %, ls.s.
ie23 l0L
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BANKRUPT'S SALE
At the store, No. I95 Main ST..
of Erugs. Chemicals. Perfumery,
Paints, Oils, Varnishss, Brushes,
Glass and Glassware, Fancy
Articles, Druggists and
Grocers' Sundries,

T private sale, for 80 days. at the lowest
a New York ret cash prices, by oruer OF
the Dis trjcf Courf OF the q allied Safe foT the
DistIi { OF West Tenn, see, In tse matter OF T.
L duette q Co., in Bankruptcy. Inc goods are
a fresh and In the best order, and VIII be soid
in 10 s % suit purchasers for Cash only. me
especial a tenIion Of Dealers and Drugg s 5 Il
cal ed to examine this Ock, as no such IN
ducements have been offered 70 This puollc De-
fore.
No Packages broken and no reclamation al
lowed after the delivery Of goods fr9m store
a Catalogue cf the -tock can be had Dy ap-
pIvfi ? at tie store No. 1876 Main street.
All orders to be .ddressed 10
WM. Y. CIRuDE, Assignee
OF P 1. Huetts Co, Baukrupts.
MEMPHIS, June ~, 1853 Jei1 "