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THE RING.
The len-GalIaghsr Fight at St
Louis.
Allen the Victor in Nine Rounds.
A Sketch of the Men.

The interest that is undoubtedly felt
among a large number of our citizens
to know the result of the encounter
which took place yesterday near st.
Louis must be our excuse, If indeed
excuse is needed, for giving the latest
intelligence of the affair that has
reached US.
Private dispatches to yell-known
sporting men here were received last
evening about dark, the purport OF
which were that Gallagher haa been
whipped by Allen, the fight only oe-
cupying nine rounds. Later details
stated that Allen was fairly knocked
out of the ring by Gallagher, but re-
coy6Fed his lost ground by the most
obstinate and plEcky fighting.
Considerable money is up en- the
battle in this city, the bets having
been about & tic, if anything, with a
little favor towards Allen. OF course,
money viii not be paid on anything
less than the decision of the referee,
which will be made known probably
as early as to-day.
From the st. Louis Democrat We
condense short sketches of both men,
setting out with the remark that Gal
lagher was slightly the favorite at st.
Louis yesterday morning
TOM ALLEN
Is of English birth, a gunsmith by
trade, but has followed the ring"
for some years, having made seven or
eight fights during that time, both in
England and this country. He fought
Gallagher at 10 pounds, and pro-
fessed himself to be in better condi-
ton than when he so gallantly faced
McC0Ole last spring. He was trained
by COyne, an English lriShman,
CHARLEY GALLAGHER
is a Canadian and was "a years old on
the 10th of May last. He fought and
whipped Dick Lowe at Harper's
Ferry in 1862 This first fight; he
knocked Charley Mccarthy "a DO
pounder) out of time in the second
round of his next fight, near Cleve-
land, Ohio; he paid forfeit to Jim Ell
lott in his next, caused by sickness;
he was whipped by Bill Davis in his
fourth encounter; his fifth mill was
with Jim Elliott, at Peach Island,
seven miles from Detroit. This
fight, after q rounds, was bro
ken up by the crowd, and Gallagher
was cut in the side with a knife, struck
with bottles and sticks, and had to
flee for his life. His secondhad ADAM
doned him, and he fought the last ten
rounds without a second. Tom Allen
and Blacksmith Dan were the sec
Onds of Elliott, who had three ribs
broken. His last fight before this was
with Tom Allen, on the 23d of last
February, He knocked Allen out of
time the second round, and received
no punishment. He was handled on
this last occasion by Ben Hogan, a
thorough and experienced trainer and
pugilist, who put his principle into
the ring in magnificent condition, and
drawing down 40 pounds-an even
thing as far as weight went.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Col, Mclean, the Tax Collector,
left yesterday for Hot Springs, Ark.
1t cost Mr.. r. Pointer a 81 green
back olather Mrs. p. with a hickory
broom. Cheap enough.
The contested election case has,
on affidavit of Judge Hunter, again
been postponed until November.
There was no meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners yes
terday, again, and the tax matter is
still unsettled,
Justice Black fined a landlady 81
and costs yesterday for taking the law
into her own hands and ousting a
gang Of negroes from her premises.
"A petition was in circulation yes
terday and the day before, for the re-
prieve of Moody. We understand
that it was signed quite numerously.
The case Of Thomas Warrenton,
accused by Bob Grindrod Of trying to
burn his house on Beal street, was
continued yesterday by Squire Nor
ton.
Justice Black seems to be doing a
land-office business down in Causey
street. AT least half a dozen litigants
were before him yesterday, but all on
trifing suits.
DIR. Laski and Mr.. Ehrlieh came
near hayinga %set to u on the side
walk In front of Laski's Office yester-
day evening, about a little money af-
fair. Nobody hurt, however.
The regular semi-monthly meet
ing of the Board of Aldermen did not
take place yesterday evening. There
will be no meeting now until the first
Tuesday in next month.
Police Commissioner Richards
levee, held at the Second District Sta
ton yesterday afternoon, was well
attended-oniy $40 realized, however,
opt Of the vast throng.
The fatboats which have so long
tod the mouth of Wolf river
,hs+r,. ~dav evening at
we're removed yesuo
O'Clock in accordance with an oru,-
lance passed by the Board of Alder
men.
Eae wild haekman, spoken of a
ds since, nos Rugfishes- in a
elhof 95 Second basg SsatiS.s. iii
'aeals9 81 waif0bed his vie. Nd
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JOHN cILPIN.
How the Police Didn't Catch a Muir
derer, and How no Murder
was Committed.

Yesterday afternoon a young man,
hourishing a big knife around his
head, ran out ola store at or near the
corner of Front and Adams streets,
and iuming on his horse which was
hitched near by, stuck spur to him
and rode offat a sharp gallop. An old
and excitable citizen standing by and
seeing his actions, supposed the fugi-
tive had consummated some bloody
deed, and was attempting to escape
so without waiting to learn the facts,
he commenced running after him
yelling "stop murderer" at the top
of his voice, until the attention of the
police was attracted and they took up
the chorus and joined in the pursuit,
Out Adams street, past the station,
over the bayou bridge and along the
Charleston depot they clattered Sin
their mad race, pursuer and pursued p
the police shouting "stOp murderer +"
at every jump, and the fugitive CIV
ing q COnanche war whoop every
now and then, rising in his stirrdps as
he did so. He was so far ahead,
however, that the police were
at last compelled, reluctantly,
to relinquish the chase, elbow
ing like sweet roses i the sum-
mer air." or like porpoises, to be less
poetical and more truthful, and ours
ing like an army in Flanders. After
giving up the chase they returned to
the place whence the murderous
youth first was seen to emerge, to
find that nobody was murdered OF
indeed even hurt, and that they had
had their run of a mile in the sun (the
thermometer standing at five or six
hundred, more or less) all for nothing,
1t is said that a c~ountryman who was
coming into town, seeing the chase
and thinking that a murderer was es.
Gaping, pulled out his repeater and
took a crack at him, without effect,
however. This ridiculous lark was
the foundation of a thousand absurd
and exaggerated rumors, one Of
which, the escape of Calvin, we relate
elsewhere.
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LAW

CRIMINAL CoURT-H. E. Hudson,
Judge.-The morning session of this
Court convened yesterday at 8 O'Clock
am. The case of State VS.. James
Butler, indicted and arraigned for OBJ.
tanning money under false ~pretences,
came up for trial in its regular order,
%thereupon jury was empanneled and
the case proceeded with. The facts
elected during the trial are these: In
1866 one Richard Agnew filed a claim
for bounty against the United States
Government with the firm of Meyer
& DERRICK, of this city, and received a
receipt from them purporting the fl
ing of valuable papers necessary to
support said claim. On the 9th OF
February, 1868, the defendant, Butler,
went to the Office of said firm and rep
resented himselftO be the said Richard
Agnew, and produced the above
mentioned receipt ia order TO
obtain an advance on the claim
filed by said Agnew, on the
strength of which said parties
advanced him on various occasions
about $3.50. The evidence showed
that said Agnew died at the said de-
9sSdant's house some time before he
made the representations to Messrs.
Meyer & DeeIick, This fact was sub
staptiated by two witnesses. Some
seven or eight witnesses swore posi-
lively that the defendant was not the
person he represented himself to be.
The defendant introduced three Wit
nesses who testified that he was the
identical Richard Agnew. A light
argument followed upon the close of
the testimony, and after the rendition
Of His Honor's charge the jury retired
with the case and Immediately brought
an 3 verdict of guilty, fixing punish
ment at TIA years in The penitentiary.
The trial Of the case of State VS..
HeaEy Lindernian, charged with a
fraudulent breach of trust followed
axt. after a lengthy investigation
the case was submitted to the jury,
who returned a ven. OF not guilty
To-day the call of the regula.
Oar for the week viii continue.
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d. II. TowNsEND.-Some names
become so familiar that they seem
household words, and the one who
has not heard of the sterling, straight
forward and worthy gentleman
whose name heads this paragraph, is
certainly a stranger In these parts.
Formerly an Alderman 1--WE beg hiss
pardon for mentioning it, but too hon
est to fill the position acceptably, be
resigned to give his whole attention to
his customers, and will live and die in
the harness. Doing an exclusive cot
ton business, his relations extend far
aS5 vide. He fills all orders from
customers for hagging, rope or ties,
and Implicitly follows the directions
Of those who ship TO him! See his
card elsewhere. -
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SAD ACCIDENT.
A Child Falls into a Cistern and is
Drowned.
COrOner's Inquest, Etc.

Yesterday afternoon a little girl
about twelve years old, named Hattie
Coleman, and living with her parents
in Fort Pickering, was sent by her
mother to the cistern to get a bucket
of water. Not coming back in the
course of an hour, her mother went
out to look for her. She found on
going tethe cistern that the cover of
the mouth was removed, and on look
ing down into the water she saw the
body of the child. She summoned
help as quickly as possible, but an
other half hour elapsed before the
poor little creatures body could be
recovered.
Every remedy generally used for
the resuscitation Of drowned persons
was tried, but in vain. The vital
spark had fed and death claimed his
own. Coroner Samels0n was notified
of the accident, and held an inquest
during the evening, the verdict being
I" Accidental drowning"
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Memphis and Arkansas River
AzPacket Comply
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.
United States Mail Line.

ShitOu SAatOO mui 6tiOs
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASsEN-
Il ger boats of hi line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows;
THOMAS H. ALLEN-...--PRITcHARD, Master
Mondays, at 5 O'Clock pm
BLAIsDELL, Master
Fridays, ats o'clock pm.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, and with the following pack
cts, which leave Little Rock Mondays and
T~hurdays, ats O'Clock pm:
FORT GIBSON---.John WOODBURY., Master
Master
Thus making two trips week from LITTLE
ROCK through to FORT GIBSON,
Through bills Of lading given for freight 70
ana nom New Orleans, Memphis, st. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination, at all
stages of the river, without storing or other
delay.
ANY persons desiring to ship by this line
from the North, East or West TO any point on
the Arkansas river, should have rheir goods
consigned TO MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RTv-
Err Jacket COMPANY" at Memphis (Oflce 304
Front street, Mostly Block.1, Those shipping
from New Orleans should cOnsign to Mem
phis sndArksnsas River Packet Company"
NOutn OF white River.
On Or about tie st Of September, the
Steamer ", K. Caldwell will take her place
In the Line, leaving on Wednesdays, making
a trt-weekly line.
The above Ompan are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which Will
be finished about the 18th September, thus
securing to their patrons a reliable tri-week
ly line in high or low water.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
7. A. KENDlG, Agent,
aul Office 34 Front street, Mosby BLOCK.
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts OF
obligations assumed or made by any
individual owner or employee Of this
Office will be paid at u counter or
recognized as an Offset to any bills
due the same. The party making
any bill must settle it himself in per-
son. HEATING, ENGLISH d Co.
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LADIES, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Just received q large lot Hoop Skirts,
50 cents each. Another lot COrsets,
81. Another lot Ladies' Hose, 81 40
per doz. Another lot Linen Towels,
81 30 per doZ. Besides, we offer our
entire stock at great bargains to make
room for fall trade. NJ. Kraus d Co.,
corner Main and Adams.
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OFFICE HoURs.-The established
Office hours of our Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from s am. to
10 pm, and we hope VI advertisers
will conform to this rule.
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TAYLOR & RUTLAND.-Fhis morn
ing we present to our readers the
cards of several of our old, well known
and responsible business houses,
among them that of Taylor & Rut-
land, who are receiving n of the
best stocks of plantation supplies yet
brought to this city. Besides the
members of the firm there will be
found at No. 304 Front street, Mr..
Tobe Taylor, of Pamela county; and
MI, Chas, p Woodbridge, Of Marshall
county, Miss. This is a staunch
house and is doing a splendid business.
JOE LocKE's News Stand, 1854
Main street, has all the late papers
from every direction. For Sunday
reading matter call on Joe.
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RoBERrsoN's COMMERCIAL Col
LBGE, No. 267 MAIN TREET.-Studies
will be resumed ut this Institution
Monday, August 23d. Open day and
evening the entire year.
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GENTLEMEN, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
just received another large lot British
Half Hose, 81 so perdoz. Gents Lin
en- handkerchief, 81 so per doz. Puff
Bosom Shirts, 81. Gauze Undershirts
$l25, M. Kraus & Co., corner Main
Adams.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
White River Limo

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT IT.
i Passenger Packet will leaveE~s
NATOMA.----..........---...J. 3. Davis, Master
Making close connections at DeVall's Bluh
with the railroad for Little Rock, and at Jack
Spppnrt with the steamer Mobile GRAFT for
all points on upper White and Black rivers,
The above Company now a in course of
construction a magnificent side-wheel steam
er for this trade, which viii be completed on
or about the LIST of October, when she VIII be
put in the line as the Saturdays packet, the
NatOma taking Thursday. Should, however,
the trade demand IL, there will BE- suitable
boat put in on Thursday, until the compile
ton of the new boat.
JOHN .. ADAMS, President.
T. A. kENDIG, Agent,
auoll 20l Eronf St. MnshN Block.
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For Mound City. ARK.

CTFAMER ZEN CAMPBELL aF
> VIII make three trips everTAA
day 10 Mound City, leaving Memphis at I
ahd II am, and 3 pm. The dshing near
AQupd City is excellent. The boat Will also
MAKO & tip 70 Bradley Landing every sun
dav- ieS0
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LELIEs Boys and Girls Weekly,
at 1864 Main street; also the month
lies, weeklies and dailies Of the latest
date from everywhere.
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ONE of the COmpany's fine Pas IT,
" senger Steamers will leave asE
follows:
RUBICoN, MONDAY, Aug. &c, at S pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Aug. II, 5 pm.
BELLEsT. LOUIS, THURSDAY, Aug. 10, pm.
LUMINARY, FRIDAY, Aug. %, at5p.m.
CITY OF CAIRO, SATURDAY, Aug. q, ats pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis n ST.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Ofice, rs Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
SAM c. WEAVER, Ticket Agent. auel5
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GET YOUR ICE at Charley n. Mar
dn's, No. 81 Jefferson street. Freede-
livery.
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BILLS of Rx ohange on all the prin.
cipal cities of Euro re for sale in sums
TO suit at First Nations Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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FOR NEW

Regular New Orleans Packet-For Vicksburg
Natchez and New Orleans.
GREAT REPUBLIC.----.Nan Hook, master
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
will leave as above 4c
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 am
RICHARD ". LIGHTBURNE. Agent.
augI7 No 4 Jefferson srraaf
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Twenty-Five thousand dollars to
loan on collateral at Bob Grindrodis
43 and Al Beal street. Ellen Grindrod'
proprietor.
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From 10 am. to 8 pm, at t1s
insurance Company in this city.
can vote IN person or by proxy.
WIN. NJ. HARRINGTON,
eugl0 Pres't pesoto Ins, and Trust Co,
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/ GooDLETT g. CO.-The, card of tb;s
firm viii be found elsewhere AZ
cotton men they stand deservadIy
high, not only in Memphis but III the
surrounding county, They fill an
orders for bagging, ties and rope, and
pay especial attention 70 the stable.
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FOR l A POINT.

Regular Memphis n Friar's Point Tri-
weekly Packet-FOr Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE W. CHEEk--.Geo Malone, master
This elegant PASSENGER pfcEec
DAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5 pm.
Far freight or MASSAGE applY on board. fylI
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B. BLOOMFIELD, General Agent
THos. J. HoRRELL, Local Agent
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Elliott Regular Memphis and White
River Packet-For DeValps Buff. Little
Rock, Hot Springs, JacksonpOrt.
LEGAL TENDER-.-.JOhn Z. Elliott, master
Tnls splendid paSsengersteamer IT,
will leave as above N
TUESDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
U y Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR vIcKsBURG.
United States MaiI---FOr Vicksburg.

ONE Of the Company's fine Pas
senger Steamers will leave u
the following days, making all Way Land
tngs between Memphis and Nieksburg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. p, at pm.
RUBICON, MONDAY, Aug. o, at pm
LUMINARY, SATURDAY, Aug. o, at 5 pm.
JULIA, MONDAY, August 50, at SPIN.
Freight received at the ST. Louis Wharfboat.
augl7 FLEM. CALVERT. Supt.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE DESoTo INSURANCE AND TRUST Col
MEMPHIS, August 9, 1869.
THE Capital Stock of the UNION AND
4 PLANTERS' BANK OF MEMPHIS hav-
ing been increased TO SIX HUNDRED THoU-
DOLLARS, as originally called for by the
Directory of this Company, II has this dav
heel ordered that notice shall be given 10
Stockholders thai an election for FrFTFFN
DIRECTORS of said Bank,
VIII be Hs'd or SATURDAY, kuggst q, 1869.
"@cs Of the
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BANKRUPT SALE.
cARPENTERINe.
JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. g. JET
~ ferson Street, entrance In alley. Specta
attention given to Stair Work. Houses AM
framed ready for shipping no.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters
remaining in the Memphis Postofice
and not delivered by carriers yester-
day:
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platform Fairbanks 50 scaA.s.
friends not 10 store their Seed in large Qun..
titles. and thereby have their value DESTROYED
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
70 make contracts for delivery of Seed will
please call at oil Work, Center Landing.
eS-son Cake and Meal for SAL ITouan-
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HOTEL r
PEApopY BoTEL-AUergT n.

PEABODY HOTEL-AUeCsT II.
tn Terry, Miss " B Watson, Miss
Mrs Va Wallace, Al J D Kirby, Tenn
J BurrOw, Miss w JOyncr, ("
J 81 Edmondson. TIE J G Marley,
CA Rrudlow, Tenn S Watson,
CE Watson, " Miss A D Watson, Tie
r EldriGEe, Mrs Eldridge, Tenn
Or ] FolsOu, " Miss Z Folsom. 1"
Mrs Andrews, Miss Mrs Andrews, Miss
&c Hesglett, Tenn CP Huntington, o
d T1ghlmon, 3 E Taylor, Miss
j Govan, Miss DT Leggett Miss
Mrs Leggett, Miss a Cole, Tenn
Mrs Cole, Tenn A Lapier, Tenn
Poitevent, La Mn Poiteyept, La
W ii NJ Barrett, Mis- Mrs Barrett, Miss
McCarroll, La Mrs McCarroll, La
W o Woodson, Mo A E Shelton, Mo
q W Bsnnett, KY J G O~uterbridge, Ter
u Askgs, Tenn Mrs Askue, Tenn
T Hartman, " w r B~arksdale, Ter
II B Jones, al w r Hendrix, a"
u Polk. Tenn Hall. Tenn
HPReid, Miss Mrs Reid, Miss
sP Taylor, Ark TP Murdoch, Ala
w T Bean, NY i Adams, NY
S W Quates, RI DismUEes, Ark
s RSproles, Miss
COMMERCIAL RorEL-AU0esF u.
1T Hunt, Miss r r Durant, Tenn
n H McCalip, Miss II Stanford, Miss
Nv Evans, Miss D Burrd, Ga
RJOwens, Tenn w c Rosson, Tenn
" Ieres.& s'n, AK ] / Burrow, Tenn
"a patient. Ark A L Palmer, Va
d Parker, Arf AC Hite, Ark
Hovte. Tenc FIR Brannon, Tenn
n GWuiisms. ARK N Bradshaw, Canads
rs RakeY MIss Il young, d D, Miss
A NJ Cartwright, Tie stewart, Ark
CD Jinkius, Ark I'D ZeigleL MISS
Daniels, Tenn " E Brszier, krk
w A Ferguson, TenJQ Davidson, Tenn
J Lamb, Tenn A B GGrlia
Shaw, Ark J Rice, ARR
LIB Gregory, Tenn A Gains, Ark
ITimoa-'v, Canada a z Lowing, Miss
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Buy F.. Y. Shfra sqbinc goods
ETC., Of Wiggans d ThornR anniaetur-
,ers, 23 Main street, Clay BuildinQf
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FOR RIVER.
FOB HALE's POINT.
HALE'S POINT TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.

TEENTH 0FSEPTEIBER.
THE Memphis and st. Louis IT.
i Packet Co. will run their hneEA
side-wheel Passenger Steamer. ST. JOSEPH,
between Memphis and Hale's Point, leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at 5 O'Clock; returning, will leave
Hale's Point Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day,a al u O'Clock m, arriving at Memphis
early the following morning.
HENRY W. SMITH, President.
FILM. CALvEBT, Superintendent. jT
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Ralsers

TINE Memphis Oh Company UiEh 70 pur-
chase, during next fail and winter, G
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
VIII by the market price, furnish sacks, and
~arreetiyf Weighed On their large
~~s Phey Urge tiei9
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LADIES' LIST,
G-ENFLEMENs' LIST.

Adams, Lir Andrews, \.
Anderson, Capt T c Afranchie, A B
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FOR ST.
Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Mail Lin

FOR HICKMAN, COLUMBUS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS
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To the owners OF Real Estate in Louisiana.
Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas
and Alabanla-
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NAVIGATION.
Mississippi Valley Navigation
COMPANY
OF THE
SOUTH AND WEST,

No. "a l-2 GaronqsIet Street New Orleans.
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yaluabIs PrOpartyfor Sale or lease

ply at 80 South Court sssv~-,-
augs WADDY THOMPSON.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-18??, 1869-02-05
Would I Knew.

Plays child in garden fair
Where the demi-gods are walking;
Playing unsupported there
AS bird within the DIR,
Listens to their wondrous talking;
"Would I knew-would l knew
What it is they say and dol''
Stands youth at city gate,
See the knights 60 forth together,
Parleying, superb, sedate,
Pair by pair in princely state,
Lance and shield and naughty feather
"Would l knew-would | knew
What 1t is they say and doP
Bends a man with trembling knees
By n gulf of cloudy border;
Deaf, lie hears no voice from these
Winged shades he dimly sees
Passing by in solemn order;
"Would / knew-O, would | knew
What il is they say and dor