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MURDER AT WHITES sTATl0n.
One Negro Deliberately Shoots An
other Down.

= peculiarly atrQci0us ease Of shoot
ing occurred at the negro barbecue at
Whites Station yesterday, the cir
cumstances of which we CLEAN from a
bystander, as follows:
Among those who went out from
the city were a mulattO negro named
Charles Watkins and another named
Dick Woods. During the day Wat
kins, who had been drinking freely,
drew Il pistol and sw0re he would
shoot somebody. Woods being con.
venient he commenced abusing and
threatening him. Woods, we are in
formed, made but little reply, and
Watkins, after iOurishing his pistol
around his head, put it to his body
and fired, the ball taking effect in the
right groin and passing through,
making a wound rom which it is I'M
possible for him to recover.
Watkins, who had been very lively
up to this point, suddenly became
stupid drunk as soon as his pistol eX-
ploded, and when seized by the
officers made no resistance whatever.
In this condition be was carried 70
the First District Station, where up To
a late hour last nighthe still remained
III a real or feigned stup0F.
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arrival aad Departure Of The haiis Tro@
the Memphis POstOfice.:s

CHATTANOOGA. Richmond. washington, New
vc-r PaIfimore. and all cities East and South
G-cinrnbus- Ca, and Montgomery, Ala; all
stations on the Memphis and Charleston
NTiSslsSipnI Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nash
yiile and Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2:D PM close Al A;ai
am. -
VILE. Cincinnati, Cleveland, P~ittsburg, Phila-
cities North and West, arrive az E;4J p-h-i
sioses al . &6p.
New Orleans, Eaton Rouge, Jackson, Nichs-
urn. Matches and all cities SOUTH arrive II
M closes at 10: Is am.
All stations on the Mississippi ana lenhes-
&c. New Orleans and Jackson ana Suuthefh
aflroads, arriveat 3 p.m-i closes at ~ ~ In
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Lltlle
Rock. Madison. Sundays eNceptedI arrive a.
pm close at 5 pm
Marion. Wfttsburg and ClalDorne ALk'
--w-eakfv2 onday eonesday anu fTiua9
rrrfve a. 10 am; close a. II Am -
olive Branch and Byha1ar Miss tselli-
reeRlva Monday and Friday, arrive pin
eiS3s,,gbsa s ~ Big Greek. Tenn, weekly Friday,
.rrive Al 10 Jam. close &C II AM
T5trIa Rock and Helena, and all landlnss on
White river. lsemi-WccklY 1ueauag anu oaA
rr5ev arrive at 9 an; close al Ap-m.
pine E[uf and Helena, and al lanolngs on
Arkansas river uri-weekly Tuesday, Thurs,
dov and Saturday, arrive al SAM close ats
Phi landings on the Mississippi river south
fsemi-weekly Tuesday and saturday, arrive
at 9 n. close al PM
An Ia1rfng on the Mississippi river norm
feawF-weeklyl Monday and Thursday arflNe
al gam; close at3:5J pm
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a NoiieeabIe Fact-

A Noticeable Fact.---That one way Of an,
peaiing to a mans reason Is through his eye
IN these b1sy times men are so deeply I'm
Jecta, shat. they I9Ergss ali about ire o0iidf
OiOh 81 uieff SYSTEMS, and hence IL Is that the
pr0prietars Of the PLANTATION BITTERS,
improves the tone Of the stomach, regulntes
the bowels, and, indeed, ~invigorates the
whole inner man. are so active In adverjs-
rockets sent up TO attract attention e a re-
ally good article,
MAGNOLIA 8ATER.zslpeli9r 70 tue pess
imported German Cologne, and sold az half
The price.
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BUsrAss NOTTCE-NOcentraets or
obligations assumed or made by any
individual owner or employee Of this
Office Will be paid at u counter or
recognized as an Offset 70 any bills
due the same. The party making
any bin must settle it himself in per-
son HEATING, ENGLISH Co.
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STANDING COMMITTEES. At a
meeting Of the Conservative Execu-
tive Committee of Shelby county,
hid at their headquarters on July II,
1863, the following committees were
appointed, and ordered to be pub
lished:
Auditing Coinmittee-Francis d.
f0ckton, Robert Goode, Jas. o. Durff
Committee on Canvass-Francis ID.
Stockton, George r. Powell, J. Har-
yey Mathes, Paul Cicalla, II. Town
send, A. Woodward.
Finance Committee-R. d. Baugh.
j. 5. Kerr, B. +. LO0ney.
Committee on Speaking-M. J..
Wright, n. d. L. Stewart, H.. NJ.
LoWenstein.
A. WOODWARD, Pres't.
JOHN ). KERR, See. pro ten.
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FOR HALB's POINT.


COMMENCING OVOR 4ROyT THE FTF-
TEEATH OFSEPHEIngER.
THE Memphis and ST. Louis IT.
4 Packet 60. win run fheir ane ~
side-wheel passenger Steamer. ST JOSEPH.
between Memphis and Ealc'~ Point, leaving
Memphis Menddy. wednesday aad Friday
evening, NJ O'Clock: returning. VIII leave
Haie's Point TuesdUy, Thursday and Satur-
day al T. o'clock m, arriving az Memphis
early the following morning.
HENRY W. SMITH, President.
ELEM. GsINEHr. SupFriufeudenf. w
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OFFICE HoCRs.-The established
office hours Of our Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from S am. 10
10 pm, and we hope our advertisers
VIII conform to this rule. q
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LAW REPORTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-H. T. Hudson,
,Ut90p-ThiS Court met at 9 O'Clock.
Several motions Tor new trials, inclu-
ding the Leonard case, were heard
and Oyerruled. except in case Of Ste
phen MOntalta, convicted OF the CRIME
of raDe. This case was held up under
advisement for a few days. The mo-
ti0n for a change of venue in the Leo
nard eases was also Overruled. Sew
eral prisoners were sentenced TO the
Penitentiary. The following Is a list
Of the convictions obtained in this
Court since the last shipment To the
Penitentiary:
Bin Robertson, malicious shooting,
ten years.
Bob johnson. malicious shooting, five
years.
Floyd Dodson, Larceny, three years.
John Brown, three years.
Monroe Bolton, ten years.
Henry Bell, ten years,
Bib Butler, ten years.
T. Z. Leonard, Embodiment, Use
wears.
Peter Staples. Murder, fifteen years.
Julius BOleran, Larceny, ten years.
Andrew Johnson, Murder, fifteen
years.
Lewis Street, Manslaughter, II year.
Dick Murphy, House Breaking, five
wears.
Edward Lindsay, Larceny, five years.
Stephen MOntalta, Rape, twenty years,
Charles Boyd, Murder, ten years.
James Berry, Larceny, three years.
John Glass, three years.
Chas. Kendall, ten years.
Henry Rogers, five years.
Hiram T0liver, Nanslaughter, seven
years.
Henry Bell, Larceny, ten years.
The following cases are set fUr trial
during the week:
152 VIM. Doyle; larceny.
40 Louis Owens; murder.
235 VIM. DodsOn; larceny.
81 John Henry; larceny.
234 Ben Eyans; larceny.
234 John johnson; larceny.
2i0 Orlando Carter; robbery.
2iS Heligon Collier; larceny.
30ka Taylor Stocks; murder.
3U4 George Washington; larceny.
800 BID Atkinson; hOuSebreaking.
126 c. /. Morrison; perjury.
al H. c. Curlin; murder.
1TS {. a. Stillman; perjury.
I79 {. A. Stillman; perjury.
$50 c. \. Stillman; perjury.
20 Alex. Hunt; larceny.
2S Samuel Dickens; malicious shoot
ing.
go II. G.. Norris; embezzlement.
3G7 ID. b. Dusenberg; malicious shoot
ing.
VIM. johnson; larceny.
Henry Screen; murder.
Henry Wilson; murder.
j.. N. McGhee; murder.
Morgan Mccullough; murder.
Forrest Powell; murder.
Thomas Dickens; murder.
Samuel Dickens; murder.
CHANCERYC 0ERr.-W5R. IL Smith.
ChGlceHOr.-At Chambers, july 81.
lo59.-The following cases have been
decided by the Chancellor:
Peek vs. Waddell, reference ordered
instanter.
Banning vs. Rocco, motion over-
Scheduled vs. Bingham, sale Or
dered.
Finlay vs. Heylin, same.
Doyle vs. F0wlkes, motion over
ruled.
Court meets at 8 O'Clock Monday
morning, August 2.
BANKRUPTCY COUET-E j. Latham.
Re9tster-Attorneys, Bankrupts and
all parties interested, are notified that
filing petitions for discharge, obtain
ing final discharges, proving debts and
all other Bankruptcy business, not at
tended 10 before the tWenty-ffth of
August, will be continued to October,
or perhaps November.
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PERSONALITY. Lane, the well
known and skilful chiropodist, ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
and is at the Peabody Hotel. We are
not informed how long DIR. Lane is go
ing to Femalh Ia memphis, but TE
would adv Sc our readers needing bis
services TO call and consult him.
When DR.. Lane was here last Spring
he performed some of the most skilful
operations ever known in this city in
his s~eaeiaity. A distinguished ply
slciah Of Mobile, Ala, published s
letter in the Register ofthat city from
which we take the following extract:
" Your notice in Saturdays paper,
and the extracts from those well con.
Quoted Journals, the Aralanehe and
ADDedl, induced me to cali On DIP.
Lane at hisrOQms in the Battle House,
where ] submitted my feet to his ma
nipulation. Almost before l was
aware oftheir removal eighteen eorns
were submitted to myinspection. My
friends, knowing how / was afflicted,
can imagine my delight.
J. N, WOOD, NJ. D.w
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THE fOiiOsing well deserved reso-
luton was. passed by the committee
of citizens selected for the purpOse OF
raising stock and otherwise giving aid
TO the enterprise Of the Mississippi
Valley Navigation Company, at a
meeting held yesterday:
Re80leed, That the energy and persist
emf efforts Of Capt, peIIaVen, President
OF the Mississippi Valley Navigation Com
pamy, have our warm appreciation, and
he himself, ~ a gentleman, our very high
est respect and endorsement. The enter
prise in which he is engaged IN behalf of
said COMPANY. We regard as OF the first
Importance, and a desideratEm t. The
travel and commerce of the Mississippi
river. We are satisfied that his enter
prise il practicable; that the cost, when
compared with the proposed result, is
small; that the stock will prove a good
paying investment TO the individual hold
ers; and that we believe the success of
the Mississippi Valley Navigation Conn
pany's operations will be of infinite SER
vice to the whole Mississippi Valley, and
especially promote the growth Of tlse cities
on its banks.
=. \. Tyler. Chm'n, j. b. Hill,
Henry Il. Hulburt, Nm. Farris,
!. Trader, A. +. FARMLAND.
A. D. WitherspOon, John Donovan.
NJ. d. L.. Stewart. John Rosser.
J. u. Danbury, Herman Aehle.
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THE DRY DOcKs.-In another col.
umn viii be found the advertisement
OF the company owning these docks
the greatest accession that Memphis
has made of late to her industrial re-
sources. The company give notice
that they r now fully prepared to
do every description of work in their
line of business, having skilled labor
ers, and an ample stock of materials
on hand for all purposes. Owing to
the natural advantages Of their ioca-
tion-being surrounded by the finest
and best timbered region of America.
and being accessible at all stages Of
the river, they are enabled to make a
scale of charges as reasonable as that
of any similar institution in the West.
and therefore solicit a liberal share OF
public patronage.
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Now is the time to put up your fruit
and vegetables for winter use. The
cheapest article to use is the Stone
Jar. They viii last several years. If
O are troubled with Reaches call
and get one Of Armstrong; Traps:
they viii catch them. Should YOU be
in need Of Light get the Sun Hinge
Burner, and best Coal Oil. Soap,
Lard Oil, Tin Ware, Pitch and R0sin
for sale by O. T. Prescott q Co., 40
Jefferson street.
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For Mound CITY. Ark.

CTEANlER BEN CAMPBELL r.
> viii make three trips $500
DAY 70 Morad CITY, LEARNS Hem uEss-E7
and - a.4Iss ana g. pm. aAe snshiia near
Mound CITY Is excellent. 1hc boat VIII also
make 4 trip % bradley Landing every sun
day. ieSH
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Bills Of Exchange on all the prin-
cipal cities of Europe FOR sale in sums
tO-suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tri-
weekly Packef-FOr Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE W. CHEEk--.6eo. Malone, master
This elegant passenger packet IT.
VIII leave as above every MUN-E
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at5 p.n.
Eor Eeisht or passage apply on board. iyil
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AT the recent monthly meeting OF
the Chamber Of Commerce it was re-
solved that a committee of five be
appointed by the Chair to cooperate
with the Chamber of Commerce OF
Nashville and the leading merchants
of the State in corresponding with
the members Of the Legislature in re-
gard to repeating the merchants tax.
and to take such other steps as will
release the commerce of the State OF
that paralyzing and deadly incubus.'
The following committee has been
appointed by the President of tie
Chamber: w. r. Moore, Henry G..
Smith, Benz. Eiseman, John S. Toof,
Wm. NJ. harrington.
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Capt T. r. BOwman----5lm C.. Paine. Clerk
WILL leave Memphis FOR TEL II
w ENA, LANGUlLLE and ST -
FNANCIS RINEI.s every TUESDAY, at .
o'clock PIN.
LARRY HARNSTAD, Agent.
fsbl9 Zt2 Madison street
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Memphis and Arkansas River
7Packet Comply
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
United States Nail Line. -

UrHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSES-
4 ger boats OF this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows:
THOMAS II. ALLEN PRrrCHsRB. Master
Mondays, at O'Clock pm.
DLARN BLAIsDELL, Master
Fridays, ats O'Clock PIN.
Making close connections al LITTLE ROCE
with splendid coaches FOR The CELEBRATED
~ SPRINGS. and with the following pack
els, which leave Little Rock Mondays anl
T~hurdays, alta c'clcCk pm:
FORT GIBSON -.-.-I0hn WOODBURY., Master
CLARKSNILLE.---..- ..--.-. Reasoncr, Master
Thus making two trips a week from II
RutK through 10 FORT GIBSON,
Through bills OF hiding given Tor freight TO
and rom New Orleans, Memphis, 81. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
treighfa delivered at destination, at all
stages OF the river. wlthoat storing or other
DELAY.
ANY persons desiring 10 ship by this line
from The North. East or West 30 any point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned 10 MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIY-
ER PACKET COMPANY az Memphis (nf1ce 3Uf
Front street, Mostly Bloci-.j Those shipping
ffom New orleans should e1usign % Mem
phls and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth Of White River.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
IA. KEEDiG. Agent,
iyl 0hlce 800 'front.' street. AlOsby Block.
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Memphis and White River Packet Company,
United States Mail Line.

TNHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT @
Passenger Packets OF thsA@
above line Bill leave Memphis every Ihesday
and Saturday rs 8 o'clock pm, for all points
on Little Bed and white rivers as high up az
~JacksGnport:
TUESDAY:
eES John 0. Elliott. Master
SATURDAY
HATCHa !. Ashford. Master
Making close come tions with the railroad
at DeNaIls Blum Tor Little Rock and all points
above on The Arkansas river: at JacksOnport
with Iight-watcr packets for Batesyiiie and all
points On upper White river; also for Poea-
h0uius. Powhattan. and all points on Black
river. This line viii give through bills OF
lading 10 Little Rock and all points above on
the Arkansas river, ard all points on White,
Little Red and Black rivers. Also, ticket pas
scugers through 20 all above points. Freight
received at all times by the agents.
John ID. ADAMS. President.
Agents. ELLIOTT MILLER.
No. . Promenade street.
T. A.. EENDIG,
jelS 3oi Front 81. MOshy Block.
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NINETEENTH CENTURY, a Southern
monthly published in Charleston. S.
c., Cooley, Peterson, Demorest, Les
lie and a large lot of other monthIies
Cor August, at Joe Locke's, 2361 Main
street.
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ONE Of b eC0mpanv's fine Pas L.
" senger Steamers VIII leave asAN
follows:
RD2lCON, MONDAY, Aug. .. ats pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Aug. IS pm.
BELLE st louis, THURSDAY, Aug. S. g pm.
LUAuNAHY, FRIDAY, aug. o. M pm.
CITY OF CAIRO. SATURDAY. Aug. 2, at5 pm.
Tickets Tor all points, via Memphis and 1t.
Louis Packets. NORTH, East and West. Apply
TO General Railroad Ticket Onies, Is Main
streeT. FLEM. CALFEET, Sup't.
SAM q. EAVEE Ticket Agent. augl
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GRACE CHURCH.-Services at II
O'Clock am.
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FoR RIVER

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co
Us. Nail Line-For Pine Blur, Little
Rock, Hot Springs and Fort Smith.
THDS. IT. N---Eeese Pritchard. master
This Splendid passeuge steamer IT,
viii leave for Tie above or ~
MONDAY, ID inst. a. . pm.
TIA. KE%DIG. Agent.
augi 30i Front st.. MosbVaBIock.
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FoR YIcKsBrRG.

United States aaiI---For Wickburg, Mondays
and Saturdays.
nSE OF the COmpany's fine Pas IL
senger steamers viii leave n.-@
the following days. making all Way Land
ings between Memphis and Nicksburg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, July =, al : pm.
JULIA. MONDAY, August ., at SPIN.
Freight receiyegat tile 81 Louis WharfbOat.
ly& FLEM. CALVERT. Supt.
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800 MOSQUITO NETS at private
sale by GOTTLEfB & EZEKIEL,
corner Second and Adams streets.
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JOE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Louis
Vile, Nashville and New York D9ilies,
besides the latest Illustrated Week.-Mrs.
and MOnthlies.
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Must be af temperate habits and furnish sat
isiacfOry references. Such a one can secure a
liberal salary and permanent situation. Com
municetions viii be considered confidential.
Address, With fqn particulars, Glass Boa
2338, n. o. 1y2
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LEsLIE,s Boys and Girls, Weekly,
at 1861 Main street; also the month
lies, weeklies and dailies Of the latest
ate from everywhere.
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Rev. D. E. Burns viii preach at the
First Baptist Church at lO4 am. and
. pm.
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EMPTY BOXES FOR SALE by
GOTTLIEB& EZEKIEL, corner Sec
0nd and Adams streets.
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WATER Coolers and Ice Cream
freezers, at cost prices. Bering &
LOtze, No. 381 Main street.
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STRAW HATS at cost at Wheaton d
Co.'s, Hatters, 1879 Main street.
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Memphis and ST. Francis River Tues
daV 2ackaf
SAINT

For Helena, Mariana, Madison and wItisburg.
Tie new and elegant sIdewheeI PASSENGER
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PERS0NAL.-Dr. Lane. the yell
known Surgeon Chiropodist, arrived
IN the city yesterday and is stopping
at the Peabody Hotel, professionally.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, of Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacture
6rs, 223 Main street, Clay Building.
NoTICE.-The gentleman who ber-
rowed a pair Of Opera glasses at the
B9liaon Rink will please return them
to Capt. Thompsan at once and save
irnnh1e.
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Card from Or. Paine, of DeSOtO
County, Miss.

Editors appeal; In your issue Of
the Dist Of July there appeared a card,
denOuncing me as the leader of band
Of assassins, and as one being guilty
of the crime of abducting and murder
ing one G. w. or John L. McGinnis.
In reply to that card, on the 22d L
published a request asking all honest
men to suspend their judgment, and
promising in a short time to give a
truthful statement Of the affair, and
set before the public the character Of
your informants, which you style
I" two respectable citizens Of DeS0to
county, Miss"
One of these respectable citizens you
say is named J. H. Lucas, who is thus
spoken of and described by his neigh
bors, who are gentlemen Of high
standing:
We, the undersigned citizens Of De-
Soto county, Miss, do hereby certify
that we are the neighbors of James II.
Lucas, and know his character for
truth and veracity to be bad, and that
he is one of the most malicious men
and disagreeable neighbOrs we ever
knew.
We also know that he is a bitter
enemy of DR.. f. 7. Paine, and we
could not believe any statement which
he might make on oath, where he haG
malice.
| Joseph Logan, NJ. X. Hewitt,
Josiah Cummings, G. l.. Simmons,
j. q. Boggan, J.. w. Stewart,
r. Stone, j. w. Trantham,
II. c. Stone, w. J. Harwell,
4 I C+,,,, I ,4rfr - TTaxxrgll
". NJ. Simmons, w. 5. Cummings
+. B. Britt.
The character of your other inform
ant and respectable citizen, Mr.. Rich
ard Bailey, is quite as good a. that 0
Mr.. Lucas, if the following statement
made by gentlemen of high standing
is true:
We, the undersigned citizens of De
soto county, Miss, state that we are
well acquainted with Richard Bailey
and know that his character is bac
for truth and veracity and hon
esty, and that both he and J. IL. Lucas
are bitter enemies of DIR. Paine. Lu
cas- has stated that he caught Bailey
stealing sheep-Dillard Bailey, Rich
ard Bailey's brother says that Dicb
stole thirteen hogs, and is a ID
thief Richard H. Hill caught hin
with his mule which he had stolen anC
sold. We cannot believe Dick Bailey
on oath. We also believe that the
object of Lucas and Bailey, in publish
ing the article in the APPEAL de
nOuncing DIR. Payne as an assassin.
was to get militia sent here that they
might have a preteXt to rob ana
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OBGILL Bros. q Co., agents foF the
sale Of Gullett's Steel Brush Gins, hav-
ing already taken orders for a very
large number of the above Gins, we
would suggest to those wishing to
purchase that it would be well for
them to hand in their orders as early
as possible to avoid disappointment.
0RGILL BROS. q co.
No. 80 & $40, corner Front and Monroe
streets.
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sTEAMBOATS
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. s. Nail Linz

FOR HICKMAN. coLU1nUs. CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS
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WANTED.
INFLUENCE RELIABLE TRADE.

IL an cid established Grocery House Of New
L Orleans, an active, energetic salesman, who
understands ne business, and eah
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RIVER NEWS.
STATE OF THE WEATHER July 81.

TAT or IT WEATHER JCLY 81.
Augusta. cloudy, 7s'; Buffalo, clear,
70; Boston, clear, 70; Charleston, rain,
500; Cleveland, hazy, 20; Chicago. clear,
go; Chattanooga, cloudy, 500 Cincin-
natl. clear, GS9: Jackson, cloudy and
pleasant; Louisville. clear, 6g'; Mont
gomerv, cloudy, 7S7; Nashville, hazy,
700; Natchez, cloudy, 76o; New Orleans,
cloudy, 500; New York, hay, 769; Osyka.
hay and calm. 100; Philadelphia. clear,
20; Pittsburg, clear and cool, So; st.
Louis, clear, TO: Yicksburg. cloudy and
pleasant Portland, clear, G6'; Whining
ton, cloudy. 10; Richmond. clear, 10 {;
Oswego, clear, SO; Key West, cloudy
and calm. So; Havana. clOudyaud calm.
$50; Mobile, cloudy and warm, so
Shreveport, cloudy, pleasant and calm,
10.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
THos. II. ALLES-----.Ark. river, 5 pm.
GEO. w. CHEEK.-......F riar's Point. > pm.
RUBICON-.-.-.......-...St. Louis, SPIN.
JULIA....--.-..-..-...... icksburg, 8 pm.
ARRIVALS.
steamer City Of Cairo, St. Louis.
Luminarv,
Linton. Evansville.
Indiana. Louisville.
DEPARTURES.
steamer City of Cairo, st. Lonis.
NatOma, White river.
EuminaTy, Nicksburg.
Indiana, New Orleans.
IS PORT.
Steamer Linton.
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