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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-24

CARD.-The undersigned Will give particular at.
teEtion to Sales at Dwellings OF parties removing
Having place for sto' age of furniture IL will 70
my i'm crest &c make clean sales Other consignmenta
of Merchandise respectfully solicited. 8a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-24

ISCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave Pottsville at 645 and 1870 A. M and
64y p. M, returning from Tamaqua at s35 A. M and
2.lb ass Z, M. " -
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HE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
-orTesp0ndenee 81 Me APpeaL.l

- @EEF
GAINESVILLE, May 30, 1863.
Messrs. Editors: 1t may be interesting
to many of your readers to rhear some
thing further in regard the Convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Diocese of Tennessee, hat has Just adj
journed in this town.
1t was more largely attended than any
former Convention. The Western Dis
trict was ably represented both by the
clergy and laity. Many ladies' from va
riOus portions Of the State were present.
The Convention commenced its session
OF Wednesday morning last, and after
the usual morning PRAYER the Rev. DIR.
Rally delivered an able sermon. The diff
ferent committees were then appointed
and the Convention preceded earnestly
to business. Reports were read repre-
senting the various institutions Of learn
ing and charity under the auspices OF the
Church as in a prosperous condition. On
FRIDAY the Rev. DR.. White, Of Calvary
Church, Memphis, in a speech marked
by much warmth, introduced the subject
of fairs, tableaux and gift enterprises, and
denounced them as growing evils in the
Church, which ought to be corrected. His
address ELECTED some little debate, but
the Convention. to its great praise, ap-
pointed a committee 20 consider the mat
ter, which committee reported these prac-
tees as great evils, and the Convention
~cOncurred in the report. 1t is hoped that
the action Of the Convention in regard to
these things viii be respected by the
members Of the Episcopal Church.
On Sunday evening the Bishop of the
Diocese administered the rite Of conirma-
ton. There were twenty-five candidates
among them five or six children of the
ASYLUM. The next Convention viii BE-
held in that garden spot of the Western
District, Jackson. L cannot conclude my
letter without saying that the citizens o
CIarksville We'd with each in showing
the delegates every mark of attention
Ample provision was made for their enter
tainment, and the members of the Con.
ventiOn will long remember the people %
this beautiful town. ANXIOUS.
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TIVE COMMERCIAL conveNrloa.
The Peabody Hotel and the Members Of the
Press.

EDITORS SAwED.-About a month ago
the proprietors of the Peabody Hotel. IN
Memphis, invited all the editors wishing
that city during the session Of the Com
mereial Convention to stop at his house
free Of charge. As a matter of course
they all stopped there, having before hand
puffed his house, but when they were
were informed that their board bill a.
duet"
find the above in the columns of the
OkolOna PpERdtHRl, and as / have seen
similar publications in other country
newspapers-an Of which are calcu-
lated to do a gross wrong
to Col. Cockerell and the Peabody
Hotel, as Chairman Of the Press Commit
tee, and the party through whom the in
y~itation from COckreH was made, 1 feelit
incumbent on myself to say that there is
no truth in either of the sentences which
compose the paragraph.
Col. COekrell did not invite !. ali the ed
itOrs visiting the city during the session
Of the Commercial Convention to stop at
his house free of CHARGE He did invite
all editors coming to the Convention as
delegates to make his house their home
while in the city, free of charge, and to
my certain knowledge, all who availed
themselves of the offer had no cause to
regret il.
A good many igk0 peTe not delegates
availed themselves of the opportunity,
and also went there, bat SO far from ever
being informed that their board bill was
DUE in no single instance was a bill pre-
sented to, or money accepted from them.
This much l say, in justice to Col. Cock
erell, and I hope that for the honor of the
editorial profession, that those papers, il
any, who have copied the above, or writ
ten similar paragraphs, viii make the
correction. FRANK l.. JAMES,
Chairman Press Committee.
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CITY NEWS S.
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails from
the Memphis Post0ffce.

CHATTANOOGA, Richmond, washington, New
York, Baltimore, and all cities Last
Columbus, Ca, and Montgomery ALai al
stations on the Memphis ana SlaflssUOn,
Mississippi Central. Mobile anu Oelo, Ndsn-
VILE and Chattanooga ana East tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2:D p-m.i close AT u:NJ
Cairo Chicago, St. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vtlie- Clncinnsti, Cleveland, P~ittsburg, Phlla,
deiphfa Bufalo, Albany, New York ana an
cites North and West, arrive al lZ9D PM
New Orleans. Baton Rouge, JACKSON, Nlcks,
burr Matches and all cities SOUTH arrive aLO
nm: closes at 10: As Am.
All stations on the Mississippi ana 1enhes-
see New Orleans and Jackson n southern
Railroads. arrive at PM; closes ITO; - pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Little
Rock. Madison, Sundays excepted') arrive at
nm; close at 5 pm.
Marion. Wittsburg nd Claiborne AK
2 ri-weekly) Monday, Wednesday an~dFrlaa!i
arrive at 10 am; close at II am.
Olive Branch and Byhalla, Mlssg .senlf
weekly Monday and Friday, arrive 7p.M'i
= ana Big Creek Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at 10 a. m; close al III an
LITTLE Rock and Helena, . All landings on
White liver, lsemi-weekly) Tuesday and Sat
nrdav- arrive at g an; close az
Pine Bluff and Helena, and all andtngs on
Arkansas river ftri-weekly) Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive at Sam; close at
pm.
All landings on the Mississippi river south,
(semi-weeklS) Tuesday and saturday, arrive
at g a-n.; close CT pm
Aulandings on the Mississippi river north
tsemi-weekly) Monday and Thursday arrive
at 9 lam; close at go pm
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PARLoR MUsIC HALL.-The entertain
ments at this place of amusement are I'M
exceptiOnable and are pleasing TO the
numerous visitors. The very best order
is observed, and there are no |" waits
The constant good humor of the large au-
dienees assembled nightly prove that the
management has struck the popularchOrd.
On Friday evening a farewell compliment
tary benefit viii be given to Mile Aline
La Favre, for whom there is the most
heartfelt symDathy.
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viii execute the law instead of executing
the orders of the Internal 'Loii Leagues
We hope Gov. Senter will see to this mat
ter Immediately. Let us have sensible
men who know the law, and honest men
who viii carry out its provisions without
fear. favor or prejudice. Send along the
Registers" 50 say we all of us-amen
taking for granted, always, that 10 is Reg
iStrqrs that are wanted
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President Grant received Maj.-Gen.
Clark, ofTexas, on Saturday. The latter
urged that the Texas election should take
place in August, when people would not
time to attend the polls. The outrages
were greatly exaggerated. The President
said he would have the State restored
with as little delay as possible.
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HIUIIiHt NIIIlICUId-
RIVERS. WEATHER ss0 BUSINESS
MEMPH1s Gas WoFra In

MEMPHIS Gas WORKS, June 4.
River fell 6Iz inches in past p hours.
Below city high water marx. y feet 10
inches; below high water Of 1885,. Is feet
10 inches. CHAS- GOODWIN.
The upper rivers are swelling. The
Ohio rose 5 inches yesterday al Cairo. OuF
dispatches give the latest news from all
points. The Arkansas and White rivers
are still falling.
The Board of Aldermen still hang IRE
on the div docks matter, and have not
acted upon the question Of location as
vet. It was referred Yesterday to a com
mittee Of one Alderman from each
ward, the Mayor. CITY Treasurer.
Tax Collector, City Attorney, Ser
geant-at-Arms, Bro. Pearne. the Dog
Killer, and One or two minor officials.
who Will visit the landing TODAY NJ ten
O'Clock. take a drink ar Durf7s snack
house. At the foot of Jefferson. and
then viii do what they might more
easily have done at the regular Sos
sion Yesterday.
We learned from the speech of a promi-
nent Alderman, yesterday, that the Dock
Company amt Nc Sf5Sidg. Secure in the
HprigbteOHSHeSS of their iarestiEti5aG{iy.
they only asked the poor t3aeof landing
place.
Capt. Bob Good left on The Des Are yes
LcrNaNs Tor LILAAC Hofh. lb inspect some
steamers at that point.
The notorious sam Houston. Of" Hes
per" fame, came around on the Tom
Allen from Little Rock, bound % Louis
vile, where he viii enter intOtba duty Of
Supervising Inspector.
The fine steamer MinneOfa. Capt. ". =.
Miller, with Vim. Hall in the office backs
out to-day for Cairo and Cincinnati. She
is a No. ! passenger packet, and her oil
GERS are among the best on the river.
The gay George ". Cheek. Capt. Jim
Lee, viii back ont TODAY for ErIr's DIN
and all way points. She is an excellent
local packet. Z. p. Field and Stack Lee
are clerks.
The r. r. Lee and indiana passed mp
for Louisville yesterday.
The Mississippi is entitled to another
bell rope for the best trip up Of the season.
She certainly had the banner cargo Of
sugar and molasses. Among the items
were I75 hhds. sugar, I0l bags coffee. 496
bbls. mOlasses, 81 boxes liquors, = tons
miscellaneous freight.
Capt. Nat Green. who never talks
about anybody" was highly eiated and
weighs, we Think, not less than n ton. He
stopped of the boat here TO wish his fam
lily and goes to St. Louis by rail to-day.
The NatOma having her new SHAFT on
board, viii get away on Thursday, a.
usual, for White river. Cast. Ashford is
much pleased with the job as done BY the
Memphis and Charleston railroad machine
shops. We learn that Capt. Garrett Halls
will 90 out in the office Of the NatOma.
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THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION RE
FORA limited number Of advertise
ments and business cards VIII be received
for insertion in the forthcoming report Of
the recent Commercial Convention, Of
which 5000 copies viii be printed for cir
collation. through the United States, Can
ada and Europe. Application as TO terms,
etc, may be made to David NJ. Philip, AV-
aIanche Office.
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VICINrrY-The firm Of Bond u Jones
having dissolved on the LIST inst, l re-
specially that I have opened a
house at go Second street, corner Madi-
son, where l will continue the grocery
business. During my seven years con-
nection with the old firm, / tried To merit
the confidence and respect Of the patrons
of the house. If in that attempt ! have
succeeded, / ask ON the part of my old
friends, az many as may see proper, TO
call at my new quarters and give me their
custom and introduce their friends. We
expect to keep first-elass goods, the quail
ity and prices of which, by fair and hon
orable dealing, will prove satisfactory to
all. Terms cash. Goods delivered in city
free of charge. j. y. JONES & Co.
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JoK LOCKE, 236X Main street. has re-
ceived last night, the New York Ledger.
Nos. II and IS, May 18th and June 9th,
1858. Come early and get them before
they are all gone. He has also the New
York Weekly, No. %, Courier Des ktats-.
Unis, Round Table, Rural New Yorker,
Country Gentleman, Phunny Phellow for
July, Hsrper's Weekly, Chimney Corner,
Banner of the South, Appleton's Railway
Guide for June, and al the magazines are
In for June now. Dailies from every
where. Joe wishes to see all his friends.
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AWERK OF GREAT BARGAINs!-In or
der to close out our large stock Of summer
goods, we have concluded 10 make espe-
cial reductions on the already low prices
Of ollr goods. Buyers of dTy-goods should
avail themselves Of this extra inducement
offered to them and examine our stock of
goods. Herzog q Bro, 294 Main street,
Clark's Marble Block.
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As I am determined to close out my
entire stock Of spring n summer dress
goods, i offer for the next ten days the
cheapest bargains in the city, i'm Lenos,
Poplins, japanese Cloths, Lawns, Pique's,
etc. etc. &M. FRANK,
Great Rod Stte. go Main street.
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BEWARE
Economy Butter Company Of New York.

For some time A. r. Sias & Co, of New
York, No. lis Liberty street, have adver-
vised THE Economy Butter Company"
We published the advertisement on the
recommendation Of a friend, but find
that they are nIPosTERs, unworthy of
credit or confidence.
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LARGE lines Of Jaconets, S~ainsO0ks,
Swisses, Elysians for waists, ladies and
children's Skirtings, from New York auc-
tons, at great bargains.
NJ. KRACS & CO.,
Corner Main and Adams.
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLE3IEN.-An Linen
Handkerchiefs, 81 per dozen, worth Sc.
British Half Hose, 81 30 per dozen. worth
g. Pulled Bosom Shirts, 81, worth s..
Gauze and Isle Thread Undershirts at
great bargains. NJ. KRAUS q co.
Corner Main and Adams.
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ONE thousand Mems and Boys Straw
Hats to be closed out at once. Various
kinds; your choice for soc. NJ. Kraus &
Co., corner Main and Adams.
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JUsT received, another lot Of those La
dies White Hose, 81 % per dozen, worth
g, a great bargain. n. Kraus 4 Co, cor
ner Main and Adams.
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JUST REcEIvED.-Ladies' White Hose,
81 25 per dozen. to be sold by the dozen
only. NJ. KraUs q Co.
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WHITE Marseilles Crib Quilts, 81 50,
2 90 and 2 50. on our cheap tables. NJ.
Kraus & Co., corner Main and Adams.
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"a FRESH and great bargain in Figured
Grenadinesl We have bought the goods
at half price. A limited number of pat
terms onlyl Cab and look for yourself
HERZOG & BRO,
29i Main street.
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WE were of a few persons, most of them
amateurs and professional musicians, who
last evening had the pleasure of hearing
Miss Generes, of New Orleans, who has
kindly consented to sing at the CONCERT of
Friday evening next. She sang tH@cele-
brated aria Salut a la France" from the
Daughter Of the Regiment, and n of he
most charming waltz movements, bril-
liant and ornate, ahornding in trills and
runs and passages of the most bewitehing
effects. Her manner is easy, graceful and
self-possessed, the very expression and
embodiment Of the most obliging disposi-
ton, which was evidenced by the ready
response she made to.eyery demand Of her
select and critical audience. Her voice is
that of a pure soprano, clear and ringing.
She reaches and holds i with ease, trilling
Il like q lark. Her method discovers q l
tivation of a high degree, and her roper
toire. which embraces a whole range, es-
pecially of French opera, proves her a
close student and deserving the high en-
cominms lavished upon her by profess
sional musicians of the first rank. There
is a treat in store for our music lovers on
Frfday-one they should not lose. They
will then see and hear another Durand,
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EXAMISE our two yards wide Bleached
Table Linen, 81 per yard, worth 81 50;
warranted all linen. NJ. Kraus & Go.
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A NEW supply of the celebrated "JOU-
wins" ladies' kid gloves Just received at
the Grea. Red store. Price 81 IS.
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LINES of gents white shirts, Isle
thread undershirts, hosiery, ETC., etc, at
the lowest figures, at the Great Red Store.
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OUR entire stock Of Parasols at greatly
reduced prices. NJ. Kraus x Co, corner
Main and Adams.
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TUCKED NAISsooKs, for skirting, just
received. Beautiful goods indeed.
HERZOG 4 BRO.
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COUNTRY merchants that buy dry goods
will do well 10 examine our stock.
NJ. KRACS CO.,
Corner Main and Adams.
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ECoNoMIzE. - Hats cleaned, dyed,
pressed and trimmed by NJ. Cohen, 3S4
Main street.
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President Grant received Mai.-Gel

JUsr REcEIvED-More Of those Irish
Linens, CSC per yard. M. Kraus q Co.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe for sale in sums to suit
at First National Bank, No. a Madison
street.
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LARGE size Huck Towels, 81 90 and -
per doz. NJ. KRAUS & co.
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

The following shows the receipts and
disbursements of the late Commercial
Convention held in This city:
Headquarters, Nc. q ADAMS ST,
May %, 1869.
II ". II. cherry, Esq, President Cham
Der OJ Commerce:
DEAR SIR Inclosed we hand you the
statement Of Joseph LenoW, Treasurer, of
receipts and disbursements on account of
Commercial Convention held in this city,
which we hope Will be satisfactory, show
ing a balance of money in his hands of
SIO9S IS, which we recommend to be dis
tributed TO the Orphans Asylum Of this
CITY, and ask that you call, at an early
time. a meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce and the citizens who contributed,
TO take such action in the premises as
they may think proper.
The Executive Committee in closing
their Iabors take this occasion Of express
ing their acknowledgements to Joseph
Lenow, Treasurer, for his efficiency in
discharging the duties imposed upon him.
na--na#rrl1-
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Slate of Tennessee. County Of Shelby.
Personally appeared before me the an
dersigned, VIM. Hunter, who made oath
that the matters and things set forth in
the above and foregoing petition, are true
to the best of his knowledge, Information
and belief.
(Signed) WIN. HUNTER
Subscribed and sworn to before me, May
81, 1869.
Signed G. w. +. COOK,
Justice of the Peace for Shelby county,
Tenn.
FIAT.
The alternate writ as prayed for is re-
fused. the petitioner failing to set out sIf-
fieient merit.
June l, 1869.
(Signed) q. w. REENE Els,
Judge 18th Judicial Circuit.
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BLACK and White Lama Lace Points ~
better bargains than anywhere IN the
CITY. HERZOG s. BRO
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LADIES Fancy Goods at hall price ON
our cheap tables. NJ. kRAOSG co,
Corner Main and Adams.
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LOOK at our Bleached Domestics, Ice per
yard. NJ. kRAO> q co.
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PRINCESS ALLICE's SKIRr.-SOmething
new altogether, just received. We invite
an examination. HERZOG & BRO.
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A LARGE lot of Colored and White
Tarletans, which we offer very low.
HERZOG q BRO.
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Cincinnati. ; pm.
GEO. W. CHEEK---- Friar's Point. 5 pm.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Magenta, St. Louis.
" Nick LOngwOrth. Louisville.
Mississippi, New OTiean-.
Indiana,
BObt. E. Lee,
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle Memphis, ST. Louis
Mississippi,
Indiana. Louisville.
RObt. r. Lee, "
I. H. Allen, Arkansas river.
st. Francis. St Francis river.
Des Are, White river.
Nick Longworth, New Orleans
Magenta,
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LADIES' hose, good article, 1873 cents a
pair, al the Crest Red Store, 30 Main
street.
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YARDswlde Bleached DOmestics, l2}.c.
per yard. N. KRAUS co.
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BEAUTIFUL STYLES Plain and Striped
Grenadines, 25c. PeFysrd- II. kraus q
Co.
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ANOTHER lot all Linen Handkerchiels,
81 % per dozen. NJ. Rraus & Co.
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LARGE lot all Linen Towels, 81 80 per
dozen. NJ. kraus & Co., cOrner Main and
Adams.
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SPANGLED and Green Frozen Tarletaus
received again. HERZCG & BRO.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishings goods, etc,
of Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacturers, %
Main Street. Clay Building.
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LADIES Corsets 81, worth 81 80. NJ
Kraus & Co., Cor. Main and Adams.
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HOOP skirts Is cents, at the Great Red
Store, 2O3 Main street.
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LOOK at our Bleached ten-quarter Sheet
ings, soc per yard. NJ. Kraus & Co, cor
ner Main and Adams.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Ackef Co.
White River 4. y. Mail Packet.
~ 1lAalus NAftatFE
This splendid passenge steamer Il
VIII leave as above E
THURSDAY, Sd Inst, at 8 pm.
t. "a. kENDtG Agent.
je2 34 Front street, M0sby Block.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST.
Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Nail Line
FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.

FOR CAIRO AND II. LOUIS.
BELLE ST. LOUIS-..-.--.---Zeiglcr master
This elegant and swift steamer it.
viii leave as above -
THURSDAY. Cd inst, Mt 5 pm.
Tickets for all points. via Memphis and ST
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
10 General Railroad Ticket Office. IS Maiu
street. FLEA. CALVERT. Supt-
Sane. WEAVER, Ticket Agent. les
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RIVER NEWS.

WEATHER REPORTS OF THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH cOHPAST, JUNE l..
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MsteOrnIonO Of Hennhis fer Rsy. Ie6s

HERzoG's Princess Alice Skirt-the
latest sensation.
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The amounts as above stated AVE Deen
audited and approved,
JOS. LENOW,
JOHN b. ROBINSON,
JAS. ELDER,
ari Auditing Committee.
SEA Island yard wide Domestic, 12%c.
per yard. NJ. Kraus Il Co.
GRAND SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE.
We shall, during the month of June, sell
our entire stock Of summer goods, at
greatly reduced prices, and therefore call
the attention of the public to notice the
prices ~given-of a few of the articles
through the press. Ne wish to impress
on the minds of the public our determine
ton not to carry over any summer goods,
and shall offer the greatest bargains in
order to reduce the sane Our stock is
large and must berednced. Wholesale as
well as retail buyers will find it to their
interest to examine our stock.
NJ. KRAUS & CO,
Corner Main and Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-02

WHITE aud Pink Mosquito Netting
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-02
FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
This elegant and swim p~assen-- IT.
ger packet viii leave as above -
WEDNESDAY, June =, ats pm.
JAMES BOURNE & Co, Agents,
my3O No u Jefferson Street