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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-30
THE FEDERAL DEAD.
Ceremonies at the National
Cemetery To-Day.
The Exodus from the CITY
The Ceremonies ON the
Grounds, Etc.

As we 20 TO press to-day, large nun.
Der of our citizens are engaged in doing
BETTING honor to the Federal soldiery
whose remains repose In the National
Cemetery. As early as seven o'clock
this morning, those DESTROYS Of par.
ticipating in the ceremonies com
menced making their way out to
the grounds, and the exodus was
continued up to noon 10 day. The
trains, running out every half hour on
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, pro-
vided ample conveyance; some also
drove out in hacks, buses and private
vehicles About 10 O clock the orders OF
the Sons Of Ham, the Grand Army Of
the Republic, the Loyal Leagues and the
Social Benevolent Association, filed
through the streets in fill regala and
with banners flying, and took the train.
The crowd within the cemetery, aug
ufented about noon by these
latter, could not have numbered less
than three thousand "a large pro.
portion Of whom were colored people.
The arrangements on the grounds we're
in every respect perfect and highly cred
liable to the taste and judgment of those
having the matter in hand. The very
best OF order was preserved, and nothing,
up to our hour of leaving, had occurred
to mar in the least the solemniiy and dig.
nifty Of the occasion. Col. Beaumont
acquitted himself most creditably as
Marshal of the Day, and was ably as.
sisted. The cemetery, which has
by much care and labor been con-
verted into spot Of rare beauty,
was thronged in its every walk by those
who, silently vending their way among
the mounds of the sleeping soldiery, ten
derly placed garlands and scattered loose
flowers thereon. Of the exercises at the
stand, whittier the crowd repaired about
noon, we forbear mention at length. They
consisted of appropriate music; dedi-
cation address by Rev. 7. E. Bliss;
prayer by Rev. W. H. Pearue; a dedica-
ton poem by Judge j. o. Pierce; an ora
ton by Gen. S. A. Hurlbut, of Illinois
at one time during the war in command
of this city; the recitation Of Ralph
Pharnsm's Last Dream by ]. NJ. Tom
eny, and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Sample.
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Latest styles Silk Hats, just re
ceived, at wheaton d. Co.'s. z

The FLORAL ENTERTAINMENT AT THE
CLUB HALL.-The exercises of the Mem
phis City Female High School, and the
Female Grammar School, last night, I'M
der the management of Miss Jennie Hig.
bee and Miss Juliette Cairns, was chaste
and highly creditable to the teachers and
young ladies of the respective schools.
The Club Hall was we'll filed with our
best and most refined citizens. The
School Board were very we'll represented
in the audience, and they may well con-
graduate themselves on the success of
the schools in charge of the above
named teachers The exercises consisted
of songs, tableaux, Rotations and dia-
logues, all of which we're given with taste
and spirit. Mr.. Superintendent Mitchell,
previous to the last tableaux, appeared
before the curtain, and in behalf Of the
teachers and pupils, thanked the audi
enee for the interest and attention shown,
and said that it was due to the parties in
charge Of the entertainment to state that
the preparation was entirely made at
times other than school hours. The
regular routine of school duties had been
continued except on that morning. The
songs were only such as were sung every
day in school. This statement of the
Superintendent added much to the value
of the exercises, in our opinion, as it is
generally the case that school exhibit
tions are prepared at great loss of time
to the pupils The exhibition last night
must add to the already established
reputation Of the City Schools on Court
street.
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BANKRUPTCY.-As the benefits of the
bankrupt act to all who cannot pay fifty
per cent of their debts cease afterto-day
the Office of the Register has been lit.
orally besieged with petitioners during
the past forty. eight hours. The following
we're the petitions filed yesterday A.
G. Neville, Fayette county L. Samelson,
Shelby county; JIM. Rogers, Shelby coun-
ty; John W. Barfeld, Lauderdale county;
Sterling Fowlkes, Shelby county; Thso-
bald Folz, Shelby county Henry Ma
than, Shelby county; Eli Moore, Harde.
man county; Geo. l.. Mari, Dyer coun-
ty; Sam'l Y. Bigham, Carroll county ;
Chas. II. Hood, Obion county; Jas. L.
Atkins, Obion county Jas. S. Mays,
Gibson county; Robt. o. Dennis, Glib
son county; L. Fl. Jones, Hardeman
county; Joshua NJ. league, Madison
county; 81. R. Doris, Hardeman county;
Thos. j. Hicks, Shelby county; j. T.
Harrison, Shelby county; 0. B. Parker,
Shelby county; VIM. Rogers, Shelby
county; Thos. B. Norment, Shelby
county; W. ]. Wiseman, Upton county
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GAYOsO BAYOU.
How n Has Become Detri-
mental 20 the Gene
raj Health.
A Nuisance and the Remedy
Suggested.


attention of our sanitary officials to tn,
miserably filthy condition of the streets
and alleys throughout large portion Of
the southern district Of the city. Nothing
to better the matter has, that we have
learned, been as yet done, and any fur
Their suggestion on our part may prove
quite as unavailing and useless. We,
nevertheless, call attention to still
another, and perhaps quite as fruitful,
a source Of the sickness which has
recently prevailed in our city during the
summer months. We are confident that
no one of ordinary observation can pass
along either bank Of the bayou, for any
distance where it flows through the city,
without bang impressed with the fact
that what was intended by nature as q
blessing, has by gross negligence and
carelessness been permitted to become
an absolute curse. Providing as it does
the very best possible natural drainage,
it might and should be made to cleanse
and purify the city by being kept open,
and as far as possible free OF anything
calculated to impede its course, or cor
rupt its waters But how is it? A gem
eral receptacle for all species of garbage
and filth, thrown into it when the water
is high and deposited when the water re-
cedes, to decompose and breed malaria,
it becomes the source of disease, by in
fecting with noxious and deadly gases
the entire atmosphere of the city. The
testimony Of those living along its banks
will bear us out in the assertion that at
the present time there are floating on its
surface no less than one-and per-
haps even two-hundred carcasses of
different animals, from cats up to
pigs and dogs, in various stages
of decay. And these, when the water
recedes, as it has already commenced to
do, will be left high and dry to rot and
pass off into the air as so much deadly
poison. Now, the remedy that we would
propose for the evil, as it already exists,
would be the employment by the city of
sufficient number of laborers to 60 up
the bayou its entire length in skifs, and
as the water runs out with the fall of the
Mississippi, see to it that these carcasses
are not permitted to lodge, but pass out
into the river with the current. We
believe that three, and possibly even
two persons thus employed, could ac-
complish the work and rid the city of
one of the main causes from which
the sickness of our summers has
in the past originated. Then we
would recommend that after the stream
is once cleansed the most rigid legisla-
tien against any carcass or garbage being
thrown into it. Such a measure we re-
gard as indispensable to the welfare of
the city and the preservation of the gen.
eral health. The city cannot be placed
in proper sanitary condition so long as
such nuisance is tolerated. The Coun-
Gil meets on Tuesday next, and will they
not act on our suggestion 2 By so doing
they will at least evince that they are not
altogether blind to the fact that only by
the timely removal of infectious causes
can we reasonably expect to escape the
epdemics by which we have been Wis.
tied the two past summers.
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ST. MARY's CHURcB PIcSId-There is
a general anticipation Of enjoyment in
the grand basket picnic which comes of
at the Ford place, Chelses, on Monday
next, in aid Of St. Mary's Roman Caibo-
lie Church The arrangements for the
affair have all been effected, and it is IN
necessary to remark that they are such
as will insure the pleasure Of all who may
be in attendance. We doubt not the
grounds will be crowded, in the event
that unpleasant weather does not inter-
pose. The pastines viii continue up to
nine o'clock in the evening.
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New styles straw Hats, for gents
and boys, cheap, at Wheaton a. Co.'S.

GREAT REDUCTION. view of the
peculiar stringency of the times, P. H.
Cavanaugh, of the old and well known
tailoring establishment, 80 Union street,
has greatly reduced his charges for
cleansing, dyeing, repairing and in fact
all descriptions of work. In this con-
nection, we would also remark that he
keeps constantly on hand full assort-
ment Of cloths aud gentlemen's furnish
iug goods, which he is prepared to make
up at the shortest notice aud in the
most fashionable styles. Those having
old clothing which needs renovating or
wishing something new and neat, will
not fail to be satisfied, both with the
work and the price at this deservedly
popular establishment.
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The TOURNAMENT We call the atten.
ton of those who wish to enroll their
names in the 'knightly list" for the grand
joust on the 18th proximo to the fact that
it will be necessary for them 10 do SO
before the 10th, as we are informed by
Captain Van that the entries will posi-.
lively close on that day. The four mag
nifcent prizes offered will not fail to
insure a numerous entry and spirited
contest for the honors. Many, in fact,
intending to ride have already enrolled
their names.
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The finest Hats I'm Memphis, mt Leid.
d Co.'s, opposite Court Square.

DR.. J. B. FERGUSON, of Nashville, will
deliver an address at the Municipal Court
room, corner of Second and Union streets,
tomorrow Sunday morning at eleven
o'olnnk =
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RUssELL's DIsPESsARI.-We have been
permitted to examine large number of
testimonials received by DIR. Russell
within the past week from those who have,
under his treatment, found relief from
the most stubborn attacks of sexual aud
private disorders, and find but one ex.
preston as to his superior skill in this
branch Of bis profession. which unpre-
cedented success has induced him to
make a specially. The afflicted, We are
assured, will find at the hands OF DR.. r
a speedy and permanent cure He can
be consulted privately at the dispensary,
40 and ~ North Court street, between
rine am. aud two pm. on Sunday, and
between eight an. and sight pm. on all
other days.
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To TraveIers..-Acciden Insurance
can be obtained of H. B. Butler, Gene
raj Agent of the original Travellers In.
surance Company, at 10 Madison street.
$4,000 for 25 cents per day. Long time
policies at large discount. +
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CoAL.-Bigly, Melersh q Co., DEALERS
in Pittsburg and Kentucky coal, 25 South
Court street.
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FAsr DRITING.-The inducement TO
violate the city ordinances with those
who hire their turn-outs AZ Joe Selig-
mans, corner Of Union and Third streets,
is certainly very strong. Joe keeps a
little the tastes; ard fanciest stock to be
found anywhere in the city.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 225 Pm. 4:l5 pm.
Sardis accom'n, OK, Sunday, $3.50 AN. 1:SO pm.
Freight. North Monday,
Tuesday and Friday.
South. Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday. 3:25 pm. $3.50 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily.......... 600 pm. I2;4o N.
Through express. daily. 1910 ]. ". 1l;30 pm.
Somerville &C. save Sunday g:25 AN. 500 pm
Corinth &C., save Sunday, AGO NJ
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
pay Ehpress"............... 9lb AN. 700 AM
Night Express............"... 3:l5 pm. 400 pm.
kailroad time is Is minutes faster than city
pot. head Of Main street.
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GRAIN CRADLES GRAIN CRADLES
For sale by r. D. Ward & Co., seedsmen,
No. 232 Main street.
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DON'T FORGET that our sale at
Cost for Boots, Shoes and Hats, still
continues at the old stand, 270 Main
street. III J.T. HANDLAN & co.
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PIrrsBURo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office PAT Second
street. I
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FL. B. PAcKER-No. Pittsburg COAL
No. 1884 Main street.
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MEMPHIS LITERARY AssecIATIoN.-The
young men, who few evenings since
met with view to taking the initiatory
steps toward the formation of literary
association, held second meeting on
Thursday last, at which a constitution
and by laws were adopted, and perma-
nent organization effected. The mem
bership of the society is as yet quite
small, but now that the movement is
fairly on foot it is expected that it will
be largely increased. We trust it may.
The object of the association, that of
combining intellectual entertainment
with mental culture, is most laudable,
and should command the sympathy and
support of the young men of the city
and community at large. The meetings
! of the society are to be held weekly, and
at the next meeting, on Thursday next,
the first literary exercises will be had,
and, as we learn, will consist of essays,
Rotations and a debate. The society
will for the, Nesent meet in'the hall in
the Gayoso block.
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LIST OF INSURANCE COMPANIES which
have complied with the Tennessee
500, 200 Bonds Deposit Law
RTNA. Hartford.
COLUMBIA, New York.
ENTERPRISE, Cincinnati.
GEORGIA HOME, Columbus. Ca.
HOME, New Haven.
HARTFORD. Hartford.
HOME. New York.
INTERNATIONAL, New York.
MARINE AND FIRE, Nashville.
METROPOLITAN, New York.
MANHATTAN, N ew York.
PHI GNlX, Hartford.
PHENIX, Brooklyn.
SECURITY, New York.
WASHINGTON, New York.
Insurance patrons will do well to see
that their policies are in one of these
companies. Some Of these, we under
stand, have not paid the taxes.
[City dailies please copy
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this office. I
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH dis
course Of DIR. Burns in this church, last
evening, attracted a large congregation,
who. were profoundly interested. He
breaches again tonight AZ o'clock, also
tomorrow morning and evening.
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THE CELEBRATED
Buckeye Mowers and Reapers
ATMANUFAcTURERa, PRICES.

Threshers
Two Horse Endless Chain Powers
and Ihreshers
TwO-Horse Lever Powers and Thresh-
ers;
Four Horse Lever Powers and
Threshers;
Victor and other Sorghum or Sugar
Cane Mills;
Copper Stills of all sizes.
A large assortment of Peoria, Moline, South
ern Clipper and other Steel Flows. at less than
manufacturer rates. for sale by
ORGILL BROS. a CO.,
Importers aud Dealers in Hardware, CUT
lery, etc., Nos. $40 and 3l2 Front
81 street. Memphis. Tennessee.
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STOLE NJ.

CTRAYED OR ST0LEN-0N MONDAY
- evening, May 18th, my tan c0lored Slut, for
which will pay five dollars to any person re-
turning her to my residence, No. 1873 Second
street, or at Mobb Il Weber's saloon, No $50
Main street. [76l Z. II. MOBB.
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The largest and finest stock OfHats,
all styles, ut Leidy d. Co.'s, opposite
the Square. 70
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HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, for sale by
r. d. Ward & Co., seedsmen, No. 232
Main street.
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COnjugal Love, and the Happiness 10
True Marriage.-Esiays for young men. on
the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impeiiments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
Philadelphia, Pa. 67-l36
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HAYS Coal CoMPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office. 281 Main .strnet
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cough.-EO Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsr's JU-
SrPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group,
Hoarseness, Throat and Lung Diseases, or the
price positively refunded instantaneous re-
lief produced. Try il. Ifnot satisfied, return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
price IS cents. 4s-I3
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ITS exceeiinKly large circulation through
out the city and State ofers huEiuess mes AZ
excellent opportunity 70 make their husiness
known 70 the thousands Of Germans nF1nE N
his section Of the c0untry.. t5-f
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Pure Soda Water.-We have obtained, at
great expense. one of the finest and most ap-
proved GENERATORS ever invented for the
manufacture of Soda Water. 1t is connected
with a cistern of pure rain water, and as the
process of its manufacture is constantly going
on, 1t is always fresh. cool and pure. Give it a
trial.
WARD & LEGUBRE. Druggists,
Cor. Main and Adams streets.
- Opposite WOrsham House.
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BOAR DING


DOARDING. MARRIED OR SINGLE
ID gentlemen can find pleasant rooms and
good board, on reasonable terms. by app'ica-
tion to Mrs. M. Il. Saxten. 1873 Third street.
Table boarders always accommodated. Sls
DOARDING.-MRS. HARVEY INFORMS
ID her friends and former bearders that she
has taken the new brick house. No. ~ 81.
Martin street. near Beal, and fitted up the
same in excellent style for respectable Board
ing House, and intends to keep her. table sup
piled with all the delicaces the market affords.
TERMS:
Regular Boarders. per week, 90
Day Boarders, per week, -.....~...... Q0
Transient Boarders, per day,......-- l 81
Single Meal, ............................... 5O
HOURS FOR MEALS:
Breakfast, Recommendation d TO am.
Dinner, Recommendation IL to 2 pm.
Supper, ........"..".......irom 9 to pm.
DOARDING.-TWO OR THREE GENTLE
ID men can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD by application at No. 80 Monroe
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On our first page we have compiled a
directory of business houses, which our
readers will find serviceabla medium
for giving their location. est
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Money 10 loan ON coIIateraIs, at 20:
Main street. %
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TENNESSEE millet seed, Hungarian
grass seed and grain cradles for sale by
R. D. Ward & Co., seedsmen, No. 232
Main street. 10
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NOTICES.

At A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
n City Rand it was resolved. unanimously,
TO expel Y. A. C. Pandut for violation of Ar
tice Nv of the Bylaws of said association.
Also, to publish said resolution in the LEDGER
GEO. HANDwERKER.
7R Secretary pro. tenn,
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Just received, a new supply of
aprons, q new article, at l.. Kremer's.
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FOR SALE.
WA NJ rs.
HANDS WANTED.

HANDS WANTED.
Three or four good
WHITE MEN
can find employment by applying to
"a Col. A. IT. DOUGLASS.
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Special Notices.

Two Suits Fine Front Rooms, with board.
at 100 Madison street. 75t
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A DAY GooDsNAS, with ffeen years
experience in this city, and a large North
Mississippi trade, would like TO take a
situation in frsi-class house; salary
small. Address b, at this Office. 76
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PLANTERS REsrAURAST, 80 Monroe
STREET.-This old aud wel-known es-
Enlistment has been elegantly refitted
Our friend, Mr. r. Bloch, is at the head
OF the culinary department, and will give
satisfaction to his customers. Fine
board for six dollars per week. Single
meals. fifty cents Choicest wines, liquors
and Cincinnati lager beer at the bar.
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Our Hats. are the best i'm the city.
Leidy a. Co., Practical Hatters. 300
Main street, opposite the Square. Is
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

LAUNDRY OFFICE, 40 Jefferson st.
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city-at Leidy q Co.'s, opposite the
square. 70
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MONSTER BULBS We were shown,
this morning, by Mr.. W. H. Parker, a
bunch of early Irish potatoes, which
we're grown on his place at the corner of
Tennessee and Butler streets-the larger
of which measured fully three inches in
diameter, while the stalk was between
four and five feet high. They we're the
finest specimen, without exception, that
we have ever seen, and a single cluster
of the same kind would more than make
a meal for large family.
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MONEY to loan on collaterals, at 252
Main street. 78*
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PEOPLES
Take Fire, Marine 4 River Risks

DIRECTOR
W. GREENLAW, JAMES ELDER.
C. W. COVER, N. S. BRUCE,
JNO. OVERT0N. JR., W. M.FARRINGT0N
EUGENE MAGEVENEY.
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Our Chinese straw and Pitt Hats
are very cool. Leidy's, opposite Court
sauare- "a
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CANTON MATTINGs. ETC.

CANTON MATTINGs. WHITE AND
~ Checked Cocoa. CaHc and Manila Nat
tings and Mats Of al kinds. iusf received a.
MCKINNEY, BkrS0N A CO.'S.
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The VARIETIES. The Gardner Sisters,
We Henrietta, Minnie Gray, ard the
Misses Florence, the new. cards at this
resort, form galaxy Of stars unequaled
in brilliauce by any combination on the
same stage in its history. Their dancing
is artistic, graceful, and quite fascinating,
while their vocalization are superb.
Miss Mary Gardner seems to be an
especial favorite with her audiences.
They all appear in the bills tonight, and
we doubt not the house will be crowded.
BUILDERS and contractors will make
note of the fact that iron castings of all
descriptions are being constantly turned
out at the Chickasaw foundry. Messrs.
Randall & Heath are prepared to fill all
orders, on short notice and at the lowest
rates.
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TENNESSEE MILLET SEED, for sale by
r. d. Ward & Co., seedsmen, No. 232
Main street.