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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-09
RRGIsTE
Duty Every Nan owes His Neigh.

II Is duty every man now owes his
neighbour 10 register. The time Is brief
from this TO the nones Of November I;
nevertheless, within that space, by a
"long pull, strong pull, and pull
altogether" every man who Is entitled
10 vote can be registered. This is no
contest for mere fame or honor or glory,
although Il may embrace all OF them; il
Is struggle for existence, liberty, Sc
curiiy, property. happiness. The enemy
Is In our city, county and State every
where subsisting upon our toll every
where destroying our property; every
where keeping back our progress. Like
locusis they swarm into high and low
Offices, creating injurious systems and
vexatious burdens; like vipers, they
crawl into public places. infnsing ran
cour, bitterness and venom; like rocks,
they annoy us with Glamour; and like
eagles, they pursue us with aversion.
To throw off this ugly load, to overturn
this caravan Of willy impostors, who de-
base. defame and defraud us, would be
boon indeed.
Old men Of experience should take the
lead. They should counsel among them
selves and canvass the beet plan Of action.
Their caution wi u be guarantee against
mischief; their acuteness will enable
them to sweep away all the rubbish that
retards registration.
Young men should follow, and never
waver They may be as jealous as they
please, but never wrangle They may
move upright with vigor, but never fall
into a wilful uproar. Gently, quietly
and smoothly they should slip in aud reg
lister; and slip out in the same manner
to seek friend, acquaintance, or any
young fellow of honest heart, aud urge
him to ego and do likewise"
The Registers Office, in the County
Court building, corner of Union and
Second, is open every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. Lose no time, old folk
and young folk; lose no time everybody
who wishes to see happiness aud prosper
ity instead of ruin and terror. Register,
register, register
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Remarks of Robertson Topp ant
J. T. Trezevant.

II
j. T. Trezevant.
A meeting of wealthy citizens and
representative men took place in the
Chamber Of Commerce last evening, and
took Unto consideration the best means
of aiding in the reconstruction of rail
roads west Of the river"
T. A. Nelson, Esq, was called to the
chair. He explained, in few remarks,
the object of the meeting, a1d hoped its
deliberations would result In great good
to this community and the surrounding
conntry. !.
Col. Robertson Topp referred at length
to the vast advantages that would
accrue to Memphis by the early con
struction of the Southern Pacific rail.
road, and argued that our citizens should
take effective steps to bring. the subject
before Congress at the next session oil
that body. He alluded to several States
that were interested in theeompletion Of
the undertaking, and by facts and figures
showed that the great Southern route, by
the construction Of the railroads west OF
the Mississippi, was the shortest to the
Pacific by over eleven hundred miles.
He urged that proper stepa be taken to
bring the advantages of the enterprise
before Congress-
Col. j. 7. Trezevant agreed with Col.
Topp, and remarked that away down in
the State of Maine, at railroad conven-
ton held sometime ago, a resoluhon was
introduced, and unanimously adopted,
requesting Congress to make the South
erh Pacific route national work. This
took place in State fifteen hundred
miles from Memphis, ana when they were
made aware OF such steps being taken
there. then it became necessary for the
citizens of Memphis, and the people of
the Southern States, to be up and doing
all in their power to aid in the construc-
ton of this great railroad that will give
them direct communication With the
baoihe coast
Col. Topp moved that committee of
seven be appointed by the Chair for the
purpose of adopting the best means for
carrying out the views of the meeting.
The motion was carried, and the Chair.
man appointed Col. Robertson Topp, Col.
T. ]. Tregevant, W. R. Moore, Esq. Col.
j. ". Robertson, W. B. Greenlaw, Esq /,
M. j. Wicks, Esq, and Amos Woodruff,
Esq, as the committee.
After a few observations about the
action of the City Council relative to the
Congressional excursion down the river,
the meeting adjourned.
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THE GARRorERs.
Change of venue-Examinatio Post
pOned.


James Maddox, James Boyle, Frank
Foley aud John Burns appeared before
Squire Griffith this morning to undergo
an examination. on the charge of CARROT
ing aud robbiug couutryman named G.
G. Holmes.
Boyle's counsel applied for a change
of venue, which was granted; aud
Squire Griffith transferred the examina.
ton to Squire Willard, in the Fifth Dis
trict The examinations of Burns and
Foley were also transferred to the same
Justice. They will take place on Mon
day next.
Maddox agreed to be examined by
Squire Griffith. Upon stating that he
could procure witnesses to prove he had
nothing to do with the robbery or CARROT.
ing, time was allowed him to do so. He
won't be examined until Tuesday.
Conway is lying in the City Hospital,
under the care of DR.. Thosptos. The
anticipations Of Q ggsat many that he
would not live over few hours have not
been realized. He still fingers with a
ball in his lungs.
The other parties-Maddox, Boyle,
Foley and Burns-remain in Jail.
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Ineendfaries at Work ON the HsIly
ford Road,

About eleven o clock last night crowd,
supposed to be negroes, went to the resi-
dence Of Mr. W. M. Roberts, on the
Hollyford road, about three and halt
miles southeast of Memphis, and set fire
to it, The building was entirely con-
sumsd, and nothing saved out OF it except
a little furniture, few bedclothes, and a
couple of cooking utensils. Loss about
$500; insured for $1,000.
There is no doubt about this being the
work of inoendiaries. Mr.. Roberts took
an active part in bringing some of the
fellows who attempted to kill Mr.. Alex
ander to justice, and it is suppoaed por-
ton of the gang, atill loose, burned his
premises in spirit of vengeance. Mr.
r. has been absent some time, and the
house was in charge of young man who
slept there. No FIRE had been lit in it for
weeks ere the rascals did their work of
destruction
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DRUNKEN WoNEN.-Two white women
went beyond the bounds of modesty and
decorum, last night, by getting tight
They were conveyed to the stationhouse
on Adams street, by officers McElroy
and Mcmahon, and this morning fined
FIVE dollars each by the Police Commits
sinner
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AN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. : With
their accustomed liberality and enter
prise, the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road Company, through its efficient and
gentleRanly General Superintendent, W.
j. Ross, gives notice that a train will,
after the llth instant, be run between
Grand JUNCTION and Memphis for the
accommodation of persons desiring to
attend churches of this city. Commute
ton tickets can be purchased from al
ananfa.
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JACK FRosT.-Old 'hoary Jack, King
of Cold, spread his whitening breath over
field and forest in this direction last
night. The atmosphere, however, is
bracing and pleasant.
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Bride and Bridegroom.-Essaysf for Youns
Men on the interesting relation Of Bridegroom
to Bride in the institution of Marriages. Guide
to matrimonial felicity. and true happiness.
Sent by mail ia scaled letter envelopes free of
charge. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box P. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. 2O-ss
cough.-Eo Cure. No Pay.-FoRREsr's Ju-
xIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR. so Second street, AGENT.
Price. IS cents. By mail. &c per bottle. ST
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RAoY REcoRDER.-D. M. Philip, Esq,
the spicy journalist, has been appointed
Secretary of the Memphis Racing Asso..
citation. He'll make racy recorder, and
please the lovers of the sport hugely.
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AssAULT.-Tom Hall was arrested last
evening for assaulting Kate Fisher with
cane. He will be examined before
Squire Black this evening.
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FISE assortment waterproof cloth,
81 rs, at Rice & Engel's, 233 Main street
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The CHIMNEY CoRNER.-This favorite
weekly and the New York Ledger are at
Emmons', Nos. 10 Jefferson aud 1893
Main street. also the Irish and German
papers, lie Semaine, Walter SCOTS and
Dickens novels at twenty-five cents a
volume, the MoonstoDe, Foul Play, and
ell the popular dime novels. New York,
Cincinnati, Louisville, ST. Louis aud
Chicago daily papers.
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ABROAD AND AT HoNr.-Those vho
desire hearing something from abroad as
well.as at home should call on Joe Locke,
1854 Main street. BE keeps the European
Mai, London Times, London Illustrated
News, Reynolds Miscellany, the En-
erald, Courier des Flats Unis, lie Monde
Illustre, and Father Ryan's paper-Ban.
mar Of the South.
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GRAND BALL - The Catholic com
munity of Memphis will make another
effort to assist Father Snyder in raising
funds to complete St. Marys church by
holding grand ball st the Enginehouse
Hall, corner Adams and Second, on
Monday evening next Tickets, one del
lar each. We hope every young couple
who can will attend, and help the good
work of completing a church that will be
not only convenient to the citizens OF
the First Ward, but an ornament TO that
mart of the city.
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TIE Colored Democratic Club will
meet tonight at Stillman Hall. The
speakers will give some scoring. Turn
mt
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ONE DOLLAR saved in every ten dollar
purchase by going to s. NJ. Guests, fam
lily grocer, No. Az Main street, near
Beal. IS
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NEwBURGER & BsoTHER are Offering
heir cigars aud tobaccos 81 New York
sholsssle prices 81 go Main street
Give fhsn q call and examine their
s,ort. Meas door 10 Holst's
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Mad. LeIese's Dancing Academies.

Mad. Leiese's Dancing Academies.
MAD. LEIEsE'S DANCING ACAD- m
Nl emies will open at 22l Second street, ~
for the reception of pupils. Septen Der LIST, ~
and on Linden street, corner Of Iurley, S-sa1
next the Public Schools, for children, August
2Sth.-
DAYS AND Hours OF IssTRUcTIoS-Chil-
dren's Glass, Second street, Tuesdays and Sat
urdays at half-past 3 p.m.; Linden street,
Mondays and Thursdays at half-past 3 pm.
Gents Glass, Second street, Monday and
Thursday evenings at o'clock.
Soiree every wednesday evening.
The undersigned, patrons Of Madame Leiese
last year, say: We are satisfied that no more
competent and efficient teacher Of this art can
be found in this OF any other city, and We take
pleasure in recommending Madame Leiese to
the confidence Of the public.
Thos Smith, F W Smith. W B Chandler,
S Mansfield, W II Bridges, II Howell,
Nesbitt. I'M Hilh eod-66
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SPLENDID BEEF.-The best beef in the
country can be procured from Col. w. NJ.
Brooks, at his stock establishment on the
bluff, corner of Linden and Tennessee
streets. We have tried some, and found
it splendid. Captain B. d. Castleman, a
gentleman Of ability and refined manners,
will take pleasure in exhibiting the stock
~ any 0na.
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READ Mrs. Sallie Rochester Ford's
new story, entitled CONTRASTS or, Ups
and Downs" in the Saturday Morning.
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NEws.-Go round to 10. Lscke's, 1864
Main street, for the latest newspapers and
periodicals.
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FINE violin and guitar strings at 81.
Seehausen's, 245 Second street. 81
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FIFrE CEErs saved in all FIVE dollar
purchases By going TO 5. NJ. Guests fam
ily supply store. Az Main street s.
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THE celebrated patent panialoon
drawers are sold BY Robson, snecd 4
Co, 26l Main street IS
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The river Is steadily falling. At St. Louis II
70 declining. The Ohio Is falling from Pitts
burg down 10 Evans lie. with SIX and hall
feet In the canal and five feet on the falls. The
Lower Ohio Is full, hut falling. The Arkansas
Is receding, AID White river falling.
Boats leaving this evening are: For New
Orleans, City Of Alton Vieksburg.. hublcon
cinnati. Silver Spray; Louisville, Bermuda.
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OPPRESSIVE TAXATION. = Agents OF
insurance companies in this city have
petitioned the City Council on the exor.
bitant and oppressive taxes imposed
upon them. The matter has been re-
ferred to the Finance Committee of the
Board, and will no doubt receive due
attention.
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SHAKER flannel shirts and drawers,
white and scarlet cashmere ahiris, merino
and silk shiFts aud drawers.
as robson, SNEED & Co.
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GRECIAN BEND made to order in every
size, without joints, in the skirt manufac'
tory, 1884 Main street, near Washington.
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The latest dress hat for gentlemen
AZ Leidy a Co.'S, 26e Main street, OPP
posite the saaare. -
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BUSINESS sUITs-all styles and prices.
35 ROBSON, SNEED Il Co.
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NORFOLK CONVENTION. = Delegates
from this city to the Norfolk Convention
will leave on Sunday.
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BElvrn eapes and OvsrcOats, Robson,
Sneed 4 Co. 81
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Wits shirts--great variety Of styles
IS ReBEsoS. SIZED L &C.
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The imports Of cotton by railroad yesterday
were BY Memphis and Charleston road, "a
bales Mississippi and Tennessee road, -
bales Memphis and Ohio road, "a; total, =.
Exported. by Memphis and Ohio road. ls5
bales.
The arrivals and departures Of trains at the
various depots arc as follows:
MISSISSIPPI lHp TKSxKssyr RIrLRoAp.
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MORE RAscALITY.

LARGE lot of Gents' l.. B. Shirts, at
Rice & Engel's, 232 Main street.
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A NICE lot dress buttons and trimmings
at Rice 4 EngeIs, 2S3 Main street. 7
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COMFORTABLE ACCoMMoDATIoN.-tar-
mers and gentlemen generally should be
careful Of their stock, aud have them
well stabbed while remaining in the city.
That accommodating gentleman, Joe Sehg'
man, keeps a livery stable on Union
street. where the best attention is paid to
stock there stabbed. For handsome bug
ries, feet saddle horses, and grand turn
outs generally, Joe eclipses all others,
and his rates are as reasonable as other
neonle,s Go and see Joe.
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500 pieces heavy jeans, at 80 cents per
yard, at Rice & Engel's. 23S Main st I
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Go TO Guests, 4l2 Main street, for
fine teas, coffee and sugars. Cheap for
cash 80
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TRUNKS, Bags and Valises Robson
Sneed & Co, opposite Court Square. 30
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If you want "A good hat GO TO Leidy
d Co.'S. eco Main street, opposite the
Square. "a
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QUARREL AND Blows. "A quarrel arose
between two men named Smith and
Mccarthy, this morning, near the Over
ton Hotel, which came TO blows.
Mccarthy, not satisfied with the result of
the fight, had warrant issued ard
Smith arrested. The matter may be
ended this evening by Squire Herman.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, by the
can, at J. Devotos, corner Third and
Adams streets. 90
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Our hats are the best. Leidy d Co.,
Hatters, 2d9 Main street, opposite the
Square. 2;
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HERNANDo ROAD people and all others
will please notice that S. M. Guest has
removed to Az Main street, where he
intends to establish a frst-class family
grocery. Will open Thursday next. "a
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MooK's Dancing Academy will open
Saturday, October 10, 23l Second street.
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A LoT of superior table damask, al
Rice & EngePs, 233 Main street.
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CHOICEST family supplies Of all kinds,
at j. Devoto's, corner of Third and
Adams streets. $50
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FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS 800 bar
rels of slack Lime for sale cheap.
I No. 8 Madison street, Memphis.
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DENTISTRY B. WATSON, dentist,
can always be found during office hours
at his new dental rooms, over bis whole
sale drug emporium, No. 3lS Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
his professional services (only). I
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL!
W. III. PAsSMORE q CO.,
NEERS.


ONEERS,
No. 23I Second ST., Jefferson Block,
TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
Il their numerous friends and patrons oftheir
removal from the Vincent Block to No. 3sl
Second street. in the Jefferson Block, and take
pleasursin being able to state that their faeili-
ties for business by the change have been aug
mented. For the patronage extended them for
the rast six years they return their sincere
thanks. believing that BY following the zane
principles - heretofore adopted. PROMPT
RETURNS AND AITRNIl0N TO Thk
INTERESTS OF C0NSIGN0kS. they will
meet and merit the same confidence ard sue
cess in the future g. in the past.
Real ESTATE.
Especial attention viii Be Fiyen 70 the sale Of
Real Estate az public anctiou By our Mr.. Pass-
more, whose well knsun qualifcationn in this
particular branch i vel ulder.tood ~ oar
CITIZENS W. II. PASSMOhEkC CO.,
Auctioneers, q Second street,
SIT jefferson Block.
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Balance in favor Of self-rising FOUR. Sc 81
Besides there is some honest satisfaction
in eating the superior bread, biscuits
batter cakes, waffies, etc., it produces
with half the labor, and never fails. Fol
sale everywhere. Prepared wholesale al
284 Main street, Finnie & Buckham.
W L. STEWART has removed his Office
to 299 Front street (up stairs).
CHOICEST family supplies of all kinds,
at j. Devoto's, corner of Third and
| Adams streets. $50
| A LOT of superior table damask, al
Rice & EngePs, 233 Main street.
Our hats are the best. Leidy d Co.,
Hatters, 2d9 Main street, opposite the
square. 35
Coon CeRsETs, for 81, at Rice & En-
gels, 233 Main street I
If you want a good hat 60 TO Leidy
Square. 36
FINE violin and guitar strings at II.
Seehausen's, 245 Second street. 81
Hats the best at Leidy's, ESQ Main
street, opposite the square. 36
500 pieces heavy jeans at 80 cents per
yard, at Rice Il Engeps, 2as Main ST. t
HERNANDo ROAD people and all others
will please notice that S. M. Guest has
removed to Az Main street. where be
intends to establish first class family
grocery. Will open Thursday next. "a
u,v,o Gnaat aaIaot;o,, af hafa a., sx,a
city at Lefdy's, opposite the Square,
No. 268 Main street. 36
DESTIsrRY.-Dr.J. B. WATSON, dentist,
can always be found during Office hours
at his new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. 3l8 Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
his professional services (only). I
TRUNKS, Bags aud Valises Robson,
Sneed & Co, opposite Court Square. 35
MONEY to loan on collaterals, at q
the reliable 1923 Main street. + SssH
FERr1LlzERsl FERTILIZERS 800 bar
rels of slack Lime for sale cheap.
No. 8 Madison street, Memphis.
GREc1AN BEND made to order in every
size, without joints, in the skirt manufac.
tory, 1881 Main street, near Washington.
MooK's Dancing Academy will open
Saturday, October 10, 23l Second street.
$4,000 to Loan ON COlIaterals, by
Martin Holland. $50 Main street. I
RUSSELL & DoDsoS's, PIG Second ST.,
is the place to get painting done cheap. 7
OLD HATS made new at 1894 Main ST. I
Accident Insurance az 10 Madison st.
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Coon CeRsETs, for 81, at Rice & En-
gels, 233 Main street. +
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MILES CLOTH CATERS, So so, at Rice
4 Engers. I
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HOTELS,STEAMBOATS, RESTAU-
RANTS and SALOONS will find Wor-
cestershjre sauce and tomato catsup by
the gallon, jeIlies in six'pound cans, and
choice pickles in barrels and half barrels,
at JOIN LTLLY's, corner of Second and
Union streets. 81
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Arrive. Dcp0rt.
New Orleans express, daily. 3O0P.x. 3:05 pm.
Sardis accom- n. ex. Sunday, 6:30A. 500 Pm.
Freight. north = Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday,
simultaneously. Wednes-
day and Friday-.............- AIS Pm. 700 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mall daly............ 600 pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily...... 1910 pm. 1880 M
Someryille &C. save Sunday s:& AN. 500 Pm,
Corinth &C., save Sunday 500 an
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-................- $3.50 AN. 500 AN.
Night Express...............2 :45 Pm. 315P.M.
Humboldt Accom'n........ 9:31 AN. 1870 pm.
-. Railroad time Is is minutes faster than city
time: Ticket office. No. BIN Main street. De-
pot. head of Main street.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAILROAD.
GOING west - Leave Hopeield Monday.
wednesday and Friday. at 7:S0 am. and
arrive at Madison at / O'Clock pm.
COMING EAsT-Leave " ADDISON Tues day Thurs
day and Saturday, at 1880 am; arrive at
Hopefeld at o'clock p.m., and Memphis
at l:30 pm.
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VARIFTIEs THELTER- The Virginia
Mummu created roars Of laughter at the
varieties last night Jim Porter as
"Gineer Blue" James Mas as " Doctor
Jalen." Senorila Marie as Captain
Rife" Miss Louisa Evens as Charles, "
Miss Helen DeVere as Lucy, and j.
s. Berry as "O'Leary," we're excellent
and received rounds Of applause hard
Knocks was capitally performed sud
The scene Of A Landladys Troubles;
between Miss Evans, James Mas and
jim Porter. received hearty encore
The same pieces will be on the boards
this evening
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TEuRyRAxcE.-At meeting Of Bluff
CITY Division No. IL, Sons of Tempe
rance, the following we're elected officers
for the ensuing quarter: +, M. haley,
W.P; j. j. Weller, W. A. G. J. Camp
bell, R. s; B. F. Price, A. II. s.;
Fulton, F. s.; j. M. Boon, Treasurer;
Ed. Letsom. Chaplain; @. r. Price,
Conductor Frank Cheek, l. s.; Dr. F.
l. Sim. p. w. P.
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Hats the best at Leidy's, ESQ MAR
street, opposite the square. 36
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RAILROADS WEST OF THE RIVER.

LAPoRrE kid gloves The best are
sold hv Rnheson. Sneed & Co. a5