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APPEAL.
Omce--NO. IS jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.


Except sunday s-B An SEQ pm
abroad Time l. - minutes 1sstar than city
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EsCAPED.-We learn that as Serg't
Or vss removing the negro prisoner
Cosle, whose arrest We detailed yester-
day morning, from the sts~tionhouse to
the jail, Cosle knocked him down snd
made his escspe. This negro is by far
the most dangerous character nov at
large upon the community, and We ear
nestly hope that lie msy not sgain be
taken prisoner.
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A STIRLING FIBM y that Of Messrs.
Williamson, Hill & Co, wholesale gro
GERS. cotton factors and commission
merchants. These gentleu3sn-all well
known in our business eommuojty-an-
uounee that they have very much en-
Iarged their already immense stock of
groceries and stores, and are now ready
for the fall trade. We cordially recon-
mend them to our friends, as gentlemen
altogether reliable in all hsIsiness INST
ters entrusted to them. BEr. N. Hill will,
"a heretofore, continue TO give his undi-
yIded attention to the sale of cotton con-
signed to the house.
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movement of consequence, if any a all.
Quotations from the New York stoch
exchange to-day are as follows: Ten
nessee bonds, old, '6+s; new, '63t S 80
coupons of '61, 114l 49,, 1l44 'e4, 10;
'55, 1I34. New issue, 1881; I87, IOss /;
10 40s, 100. Bonds strong.
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MESsRs. c. c. CLEAyEs & Co. have
removed their bookstore from the corner
Second and Monroe streets to No.
Ssa ,>Ssin, Beaf Madison. Messrs. Clesves
3 o. III continue 10 their new stand to
kaenon no ~ the largest and most COM
No. sfoaL - SF, educational and elias
steal works, and ~s9 lhe Ne" -
Of the day a. it All
magazine literature "a
found on their tables.
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DsoyNED.-We learn that two boys,
one vbi,e snd the other black, named
respectively EEsrles Kirk and Eph. An
derson, were drdR3ed while bs'hing
yesterday evening Rbons two miles be-
low the city. Their bodies Lad Tot been
recovered q latest accounts.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.-S.- EhOoV
son begs leave TO remind the pub 70 10
he will open his Commercial Colies -
morrow, Tuesday, the let Of Septem1 ~
at the orner Of Main and Winchest, =
streets. Especial attention viii be given
70 penmsnship and bookkeeping. Ps-
rents wishing to have their boys thor
Oughly Instructed IN ths rudlments Of q
practical English education cannot do
better than ]pstrOaizs AIr. Robertson's
inr;itution. Terms Sc moderate as cir
cumstancss will allow.
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RExOvAL.-Gr. IsidGr Rosenbach an
nJIaces in big letters ia another column
that Tomorrow, September Ist, be will
remove his rectifying establishment and
liquor store from its present location to
No. zoo Front street. His friends snd
customers will take due notice and gov
err themselve3 accordingly.
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DaYenpOrt, Dubuque aRd s.. Paul
MEHPRlS AND LITTLE K0TK
RAILR OAD.
opSn to Madison
Overland Route 80 little Rock.

ON AND AFTER WEDSESDAY, SFPTEA-
" Der 2. 1888, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Roaf will run eguiarly as oHoWs=
GOING W~ESr-Ieaves Hnpsdeld Monday
Wednesday and Friday a. 80 an and arrive
at Msdison at 1 O'Clock pm
Cox Nc EAsr- Leaves Madison Tuesdsyy
Thursday and saturday at ESQ q m; arrive IS
H~opeheld &C 1 O'Clock Pm, and Memphis AZ
I.9 pm,
Union street 81 7Sm-
Trains Al Madison connect with the Stage
Line between Madison and DeV@lis 6tan
Pssseneers eaving Memphis at 7.s9 AN. AZ
rive 10 Little Rock at5 pm next day..
Tfck4ts Tor sale al all the Railroad Ticket GU
ces in the city.
Freizhts for Madison or way stations received
bv P. NJ. Paitsrson q Co at their Wharfooat
| foot or Union street.
Frel9ht to Way Stations must be prepaid.
ErOfies OF Road, Ne 2 Jefferson street
! au29 n !, W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Supt-
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PROVIDE o THE FUTURE-UnIike
animals endowed with a mysterious in
stinct, candid, reasoning human Beings
look beyond the pleasures Of an
hour, or the qualifications Of q day.
When death doss not intervene,
childhood quickly gives place TO
youth, youth 20 manhood, and
manhood to old age and decay. AL Of us
are not successful in smassing fortunes
by which we can provide permanently
for those whom affection or duty may
have placed IN our care. To meet this
want, life insurance companies have
bsen devised-lRudsble enterprises, by
which a fraction Of the fruits OF daily
labor or a small part Of the profits Of the
mechanic or trsdesmsn OF moderate
meA may purchase q competency foI
their families in the event OF death snd
from which the capitalist who risks bis
means q secure reasonable c0mpensa.
ton. The ST.. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE In
sURANCE COMPANY, whose agents are
Messrs. McMEhon & Otis, are Offering to
take risks of this sort. The is
in every way reliable pecunierlly, and
Its stockholders and representatives are
reliable gentlemen and fully identified
with ourown interests. No man with q
family should be without some Brotee,
ton for the future. He should insure bI.
life for the benftof those dependent upon
him for support q
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PIANO MUsIo-Mrs. Or. McGinnis, As
Union street. Especial care taken with
beginners. Tuition, g per month. Ref
ereuces Nessrs. Owen 4 McNutt, Bond
& Jones, Col. ". W. Coleman, Dr.. Yves.
son, E. Word, I. B. Mercer.
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wednesday, septsmber 10, Isos,
Architect and Engineer.

VHE undersigned would respectfully inform
i his friends and the public that ho " pre-
pared to Devote his whole attention TO Design
ing P1ans aud experimenting Buildings, with
as much energy and attention to his patrons
City Engineer.
OFFICE-Stirman Block, Second IND Msdi.
son streets. Charges ~aSonable
J. Fl. MCCLURE,
Architect and Engineer.
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ST. PETEK's CoECERT.-Ws have al
ready RnnOupeed 10 our readers that 8
concert wouio be given st 81. Peters on
Tuesday evening next, and that the most
distinguished talent Of Memphis would
be engaged therein. We are happy TO be
able TO announce herewith 8 sketch OF
the programmes. Among the participants
will be AesGames Kes4ing, Miles and
Keller, and Miss D, OF New Orleans,
Professors Eabstsky snd Wheat (Sho
will assist at the orszn), and Messrs.
HolleDberg and Tomlinsor will also con
tribute their full share to make q grand
success. The whole, as We have stated,
10 be under charge Of Prof Winkier.
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PKRsoNAL-Capt. J. w. Boothe, o.
the Winona Miss Democrat returned
home snd " to duty " yesterday, sfser s
weeks stay in this city.
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MORTUABY report for the week ending
Saturday, August Goth:
K. TeaJpey, IS months, female, white I;
child of F. Refs, 5 days, female, white,
spasms; 3 Lynch, 2years and six moths,
female, white, cosgestion OK the brain /;
T. Mccarthy, 50 years, male, white,
pAthisis ~puImonalis; J. Mccarthy, :
months, female, white, congestion; C..
NJ. Sweeny, / year, female, white, Group /;
J. Ross, 50 years, male, black, congestion;
L button, 6 months, female, black, diar-
rhea; Julia a. Long, 81 years, female,
black. OWEN SIXTH, Undertaken.
W. B. Nealis, = years, male, white,
dropsy Kennedy, 40 yesrs, male, white.
coDgsstivs fever; E. 3. Mitchell, 10
years, female, white, typhoid fever; c.
Long. years, msls, white, dysentery;
L. Dairy IS year,, female, white, con-
sumption; L. Malone, IS years,
female, white, congestion NJ. Con-
roy, 10 years, female, white,
congestion; c. Hazard, 80 years,
male, black, drowned; J. Moranis, !
month, msIe, white, debility NJ. Wells
man, 8 yesrs, female, white, smallpox /;
7. Pillow, 3 years, male, black, smali-
pOX infant Of a. Seus, ! days, male,
white, spasms; NJ. +. Morris, I6 months,
female white, Inflammation of the brain (;
". Green, ~ years, female, white, con-
sumption. J.C. Hoist, Co,
Undestakefs.
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REPRESENTATION is the thief Of time,
20 Is JIM PoIliver, a mig, who stole 6
clock from Mrs. Mcclure, on Court street,
yesterday, snd now languishes in Adams
street station therefor.
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RSnnoV9I.
"Old RellasIe,s' kemphts and ahIie
River US. Mail Packet Company,
Fri. Weekly Line.
- - -

.2 -
TUE splendid side wheel steamers CONNER
L CIAL,L LIBERTY, MOI, and AAHFLOW ER,
will form a TrI-Weekly line between Memphis
and White River, leaving Memphis every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, ass O'cl0f pm.
connecting at DevalPs Bluff with trains OF ths
Little Rock Railroad for Ltgle EOck, Hot
Springs, and all points in Arkansas. Return
ing, will leave Devalps BiuH every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday, on arrival OF the
train frOta Little Rock.
Commercial, capt John Edso2. Leaves Mem
pills Tuesday, at 5 O'Clock Pm; Liberty, No. 2,
Capt. James Rice, THURSDAY, at , o'clock Pm;
Msydower. Capt VIM. ] AshfOr5. Saturday 5
O'Clock D a.. c. o. d. bills VIII be taken for re-
sponSibie parties by the line as heretofore,
without any chsrse being made for collection.
Tae steamer +. W. Brooks viii u In COZ
neetiOn with this line froIa J~ackrouCoTt - PO-
caaontas on Black River, making Semi-Week.
ly trips.
Tnankfui for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us durnZ the past three ye6rs, ne hope
by strict attention 10 business, to merit a con-
tinuanes Of the same in the future.
Ohm B. DAVIS,
Sup't Nj. and W. r. Pckt. Co.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
auGO Il No Jefferson street.
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PEACHES! PEAoEEs!-Ten thousand
busheIs peaches wanted, 5y the Mem
phis Preserving Company, under tie
Gsyoso House. lW
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ELxYOoD.-H. s. King & Co. have Oh
hand ten barrels assorted shells, suitable
for lsying of walks for grave lots. st
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FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB
will meet tomorrow TUESDAY, evening,
at eight O'clock, at the Stiilman Hall
Several distinguished speakers, among
whom sre the Hon. John w. Leftwich
and Judge Stephens, will address the
meeting. The Democrats Of the Fourth
ward should rally In force to the support
Of this Club. It ought 70 be the largest
OF Rll the ward clubs, and is, we are in
formed, the Sr slest. Rally, men, rally 4!
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HkMPRlS s ARKANSAS RiVER
- United States HAIL -
Packet COmPa'Z.
NEW ARRANGEMENT 70.

TURING THE PRESENT Low STAGE OF
J water in the Arkansas river, all the boats
on the Memphis end OF the route are with
drawn, and the elegant Steamer
NATOMA---.- ...-Jswes Lee, Master
win take the place Of the through boats, leav-
ing Memphis as heretofore
Ta9RESHRsAsfnss, rs as Pp iT5 fSRhSss1Fs al Sit S' he
light draught and comfortable passenger
steamer
Fol II Bluff.
Freight and passengers VII be transferred
without det9ution or extra expense, the ma
TOMA" giving rhrnngh Tickets 70 passengers
but will sign Through Bills LSding FOR neisht
to slI points on Arkansas river IS nigh up as
The new and very ~Hghs.drsught steamers
VAN BUREN------.J. W, Williams, Master
FlsRT SMITH..-----James BoWnn, Master
Win ply between Pin Bluff and spsdra, coz
Meeting at the latter place win a Meet OF HIss-
class Flatboa.s IN ensIge o. NJ I1esr
Sorw without detention, and deuVetSd1i
destination in good ordsr, the naso being seH
provided with LarpSu1ins 70 PrOeeOS "a
Persons wishing TO ship by this line VIII con-
tinae TO mark their gooG3 Is SLkansss
River u. s. Mall Packet Company, al Mem
mis- or 10 John D. Adams, at Memphis
All freiehts signed foe through as this Inc
will a. heretofore, continue to receive the at
tention of James T. Bourne & Co., No. Il Jef-
ToHN Q. ADAMS. superintendent.
VTESON q DOGAHUE,
Agents for Eatoma.
DAVE HUKELL, Passenger Agent.
On resumption OF navigation, the GLEANER,
CELESTE, CALDWELL and OZARK win re-
sumo their places in the Memphis and Fort
Smith line, by which the merchants and plant
ers on the entire Arksnses river VIII have oi-
rect Communication with Memphis, and from
there BY rail n steamboat TO ali points IN the
jyss JOHN D. ADAMS, Superintendent.
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TIE WEATHER was clear and warm
yesterday. Hope it will continue 50, foI
fhs beneh; Of the growing cotton.
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No ARRESTS in the Second Distric4
yesterday, and only five up to midnight
In the First.
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THANKS to Felix Cross, Esq, for the
latest Southern and Eastern papers.
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DULL.-Matters in police circles were
81 a dead stand still all day yesterday.
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A CARD.
MEMPHIS. Angus; 3.

-
To the Editor OF the Bulletin
The Memphis Post of this date claims
| that q request wss made to have my card
on Judge Scott, of Texas" Fopubiishee
from your paper OF the 26th inst. II such
q request was made it was without my
knowledge and against nay wish. / care
little for the good or i'll will Of the editoTs
Of that paper and have bat one request
to make Of them, and that is, that they
will restore IRE money they have stolen
from me and nay friends, and with which
they were enabled to bay the material
for q Newspaper establishment, which has
been run ever sinee it was fret started
for the advancement OF the personal
interests OF the Eaton family. l will
pay one thousand dollars TeUdTd for the
recovery OF one-hslf the amount stolen
By these fellows in the last two yesrs,
aud viii not gTUmble at the prica. But
IS they bag everything they get hold of,
and unlike Bsgg, Of cattle fans, nevsr
give I'D anything, there is strong prOba-
Dility they will get of with theif 4" Plun-
derT Scott free" s. B. BEAUMONT.
Whereupon the editor of the Post on
Saturday evening, INDUCES IL the fol-
lowing moroccan, written In Greelsy's
best Ve.a when abusing the Little Vii
lain " or 'tsny Gt5sT MANI
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SELECT SCHooL-Mrs. DR.. Cobb will
open : select school for girls and small
boys on the Ist Of September, at her res
idenee, 204 Second street. Pupils in rnu-
sic also received. Terms moderate.
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AIcsg' Cigars sOid everywhere.
AMI lW
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NEwsPApERs.
THE BROWNSVILLE BEE,
COL W.. WESTBRooK, DE-. 4. W. BEER
Late Of Mississippi Late ofsfoblIe.
WESTBROOK &C. E
Editors and Pr0prletefs.

A LIVE WHITE MANS JOURNAL. DE.
a voted to pure Democracy and the rights o
the people.
TERMS-Invariably In Advance-Tvo Dol
lars & Year One Dollar Tor six Months.
( Our very largs snd rapidly increasing ctrcu-
iation enables Us to offer superior
as an advertising medium, 30 busfn ess borses
The BEE CTECULATEs THROUGH THE EyrIRY
WESTERN DISTRICT.
So NO advertis=m entS received exeept &c
money, and at regular RATS.
Address, WESTBROOK & BEERS.
aut4tt Brownsville. Tenn.
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SAN. P. BOSE, Editor & Proprgr
TIE GRENADA SENTINEL
). A. ~sicNAIco, EDITOR

HAS 4 CIRCULATION AS LARGE AS
that Of any papsr In North Mississippi. and in
a section OF country where trade is tributary
TO Me.sphis. Business men Of Memphis will
ind it to their interest 70 advertise in the sES-
TINEL- auI8 II
TO the Merchants Of Memphis.
An Excellent Advertising nediun.
TIE BOLIVAR BULLETIN, printed at
4 BollvaT, hardeman cou5ty, Tenn, By Mr..
PARRISH Is one OF the hest adyar. ising me
tlums WITHIN a hundred miles OF Memphis-ad-
SOcaies Mem his trade, and circulates in a hall
5ozen OF the best O-piiss back of Memphis.
Advertisement inserted al low rates
; squares, business card, 3months----sG0
4 - n
: z ss
STBsCRTPTIoE.-The BOLIVAR BULLETIN
VIII oe sent 70 any address. Ons year. Tor s. 90,
payable IN advance. iyE n
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Regular Memphis, While aaa Litsfe BED
E1yeF Thursday Packet.
- DIES ARC -
John D. ELLIOTT. Masts.;cAn >. HAsE

JOHN ID. ELLIOTT, Master; Can. D. HkEE
and MAT GLASS, Clerks.
n steamer DIES M having been put In
thorough repair, will enter the MEMPHIS
AND " EllE RIVER TRADE permanently on
THURSDAY. the Cd oav OF September, 1S8s.
lesy1ng Memphis every Thursday FOR all potnts
On WLiJe ana Little Red rivers, e0onectlng at
DsvalIs Bum with trains tor Little seek.
Leaves Devalts BlnF for Memphis every Mon
day on arrival OF train.
NOTICE-TOths Merchandise OF Nemphfs-The
steamer us ARC will resume her Trips in the
White River Trace on Thursday. the Sd day OF
september, 1865, and as am satisfied that n {
the wish OF bOtn the planters and merchant that
the local packets receive and transport mer-
chsndiss on which there Is c.. o. u. charges,
and Ia Fts@ Ofthe faeI thebtGe refusal 70 trans
port such freight has operated very much
against the t5ade or Memphis, the steamer
DIES ARC Ia home packet, owned and con-
troled in Memuhis) VIII. on rssumingh her trips,
receive all L. U. =. freight, and collect free OF
charge.
JOHN Q. ELLIOTT, Master
su2 And Owner Steamer Des arc.
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E. Wsdeid, IS months, male, black
G. Harris, 5 years, male, blsck; W.
Thcmss, IS years. male, black, typhus
ever; white child, 8 months; NJ Powell,
so years, female, black, consumption ;
VIM. Washington, 2 years, male, black,
marssmus; NJ. Summers, % years, fe-
male, blsck; L Maynard, 4syesrs, male,
black; white infant, l day. male negro
child, l week; J Pickett, So years, male,
black; negro child, l day; N. Griffin, q
years, female, black; Il. Read, II years,
femals, black; y. Mitchell, u years, fe-
male, black; T. Blackburn, 81 years,
male, black; B. Green, % years, female,
black J.. Williams, g years. male, black;
negro, Y yesrs, female; Z. Mack, "a
years, female, black; NJ. Williams, p
years, female, black.
M-nAEEREN 4 CnnNELLEs Lnaartakars
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stock on hand Sept. /, lsS7.---.-.. Lost
Received
Received previously -253,l 73 23, i74
Exported to-day
exported previously ...- 81 ,lel, 254,l
-
stock on hand to-day, u H.. 20
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RlecliOn fgr Directors Of tbs Remshis
and Charleston Railroad Company.

THE Stockholders In The Memphis and
Char, esf on Rsilroad Company ars notified
that ths annual election for Nine directors OF
said Company Will be held a. the offices Of the
Company in Memphis, Tsnnesses, and Hun
Vile, Alabama, on
Wednesday, September IL, ES0s,
Stockholders viii be passed free for one day
before and until one day AFTER said election,
upon exhibiting their certificates OF stock TO
the conductor.
BY order OF the Board:
GEO. ROBERTSON,
AMI IA Secretary and Tres surer.
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LIE.

A csrd IN the Bulletin this morning,
signed s. 5. BeasmOnt, charges that the
money with which the msteTisl of the
Memphis Post WE bought, TEs stolen
from him and his friends 10y the editors
Of this paper. We denOunce the charge,
by him or whomsOeveT made, as an in
famous aud malicious lie. We have o
Criminal Court, at the bar Of which 8 B.
Beaumont has been repeatedly srrsigned.
That Court has Jurisdiction Of the crime
with which he charges Us. We offer him
& reward OF enc thousand dollars if be
will s~ubstsntiate his charge by q verdict
Of thai Court, or stand branded before
this community as an infamous and ma
licious liar.
The charge m With 8 poor grace
from 3 man against whom, ii or courts,
there are to-day 80 many indictments fer
criminal offenses. We doubt not il were
8 comfort to every man behind the bars
to ~blsekguard honest men with charges
to which they themselves are VIGOROUSLY
obnoxious.
And to this Beaumont responds In the
Bulletin Of yesterday, with
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RADTCALEsM.
The war Between the Beau
mont and Eaton Faction.
The Last Word by Chief Conn
missioner Beaumont.

When rogues fall ont. honest men come b!
their own.-OLD PROvERB-
The publication by Us a few dEys since
Of the facts, as alleged by Judge Scott
Of Texas, of his attempted robbery.
by an Arkansian, has originated fol
the Chief Commissioner OF Police Of
Memphis no little trouble, the latest and
worst form of which Is q wordy war be-
tween the said Commissioners, on the one
part. and the editors OF the Post, on the
other. So far as it has progressed, it dis
covers to the public Of Memphis
the possession by both contestants
Nf they are to be b~elieved-of
which, in this case, We have no
doubt of qualities Of head and heart for
which their party has long had credit
In the South. It will be seen that
d" thiefu and "Hdr" are common terms
of reproach, INDUCED in from n to
the other SIS freely SIS if long Acqualn-
lance and familiarity with each others
weaknesses enabled them to speak by
the card.
On the evening Of the 2S.h August
the Post contained this paragraph
JUDGE SCOTT VS.. BEAUMONT.
We have been requested to publish a
,ard from s. B. Beaumont, and also q 1
.engthy letter from Judge Scott, all
s5out the formers ~extOrting money from
he latter, but We cannot afford the
pace. Suffice It to say, Mr. Beaumont
gery naturally denies the charge Of eZ-
while the Judge repeats it with
ninute particulars Of the transaction, 10
INSTANCE as presented by the APPEAL,
md copied into the Post. He also de-
lsres that he can ~substantiate much Of
BY other witnesses than himself. He
; represented to US as 8 trustworthy
Gentleman, Texas Unionist, and Judge
a Texas Court, by appointment Of the
Governor.
To which Beaumont responded In the
OF the 18Th August, Is follows:
A CARD.
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(City Time.l
Ticket Offices Nc. E7E Main street and Al De
SAN JONES, Gent supT-
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FOR VICKSBUEG,
FOB 81. LOUIS.


q. n. Carrier mastAr
THIS elegant passenger steamer e.
viii leave as above Oh -
MONDAY, 3lst inst, at 10 an.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
ause2 t Star Wharfooat foot Js 500 81
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Recap4saati3B.-Whites, 81; blacks,
20. Total, 90. W. z. ROGERS, NJ D
Health Ctscsr.
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STEARzBOATS.
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lag with Ark n A. River Us. Mai Pa-kets-
Lee master
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MONDAY, 9lst inst, at S pm.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

CHAABKR OF CoHMxRoE
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FOR MOUND CITK.

NTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES IT,
y every day for MJund City 81 -.
ams II AM pm. o. o p IA Leaves Msaud
GlIy every day at 8 an, 3 a.m., pm. and
n Pm LanGlng at foot or sshiuEton street.
Iyu Mater
Agents "anESd
EOR q CITY OF MEMPHIS ANDEVERY
L County IN the State of MISSISSIPPI, to sell
oy subscr Pton -he new book entitled
Life OF jefferson Davis,
BY Fl INK II. Altriend, OF Virginia.
uN per EGpEa
Hof Lecmz ami further PaFsioaJ2Ts address,
p. n. slavery q Co,
BALDWIN, Lee COunty Miss, Cen. Ag7-ts For
Lne stale OF Missizsippi and City Of Mem
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