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DECORATION OF THE SOLDIERS
GRAVES,
The BivOuac of the Dead

The Bivouac Of the Dead
The muilled drums sad roll has beat
The soldiers last tattoo
NO more on liie's parade shall meet
The brave and daring few,
ON flames eternal camping ground
Their silent tents are spread,
And glory guards with solemn round
The bIyouac u the dead.
No answer Of the foes advance
Now -well- upon the wind,
so troubled thought ut midnight haunts
OF loved ones loft behind
No Visions Of the morow's strife
The warriors dream alarms
No bny,ug horn or screaming life
st dawn shall call 70 arms.
M
Their .hiyrrcd swords are red with mst,
Their plumed heads are bowed.
Their naughty banner trallci in dust
Isnow their martial sHrUul
And plputruu. tears have washed
The red stains from each brow
And thcir proud form, IN battle gashCi
Afoiree from anslsh now.
"
The uai,htng urgl, the flashing blade,
The trumpets stirring blast,
The charge, the dreadful nuunonAdc,
The din and shouts, are past;
NO war. Wild note, nor gory's peal
Shall thrill with fierce delight
Those breasts that never more shall feel
The rapture Of the Eight
Like the dread Southern hurricane,
That sweeps his broad plateau,
Flushed with the triumph yet ~ gain.
Cane down the scrrgd foe
Our heroes felt the shock, and leapJ
70 meet them on the plain,
And long the plying sky hath wcrt
Above our gallant slain.
VI
Sons Of our eousccrtcd ground,
20 must not slumbcr there,
Where stranger ,tcps and tongues rusound
Along the Needless MIR
Your uau proud lands heroic soil
Sinai be your litter grave;
She claims from war her richc-t spoil
The ache. OF her brave.
VII
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-07

Gn to the Warner Nil, for -four.
TINS new Board Of Supervisors organized
this afternoon at two o'clock
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-15
FOREIGN.

LONDON, September A. A heav,
storm prevailed yesterday Throughout
England and the Continent. Many dis
asters are reported.
The steamship City of Limerick, put
into Queenstown in leaky condition.
A subscription has been started here
for the Avondale sufferers.
Two thousand Irish, favorable to the
release of the Fenian prisoners, held
meeting OF Dundalk yesterday. There
was no disturbance.
Elk Minister Washburne. writes to the
Londen papers reciting the barbarities
of Lopez, saying there are but few for
eigners now in Paraguay, and they are
only permitted to live because they are
useful to the Dictator, and if they sue
coed in escaping, they will have to thank
the fortune of war, and BOT the protec-
ton of their own governments.
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NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, September Alt appears
from the proceedings Of the Supreme
Court to-day that Charles B. Conkline,
one OF the messengers of the Merchants
Uoion Express, has been under deten-
ton by Deputy Sheriff for nearly a
menth on suspicion Of having been privy
to the robbery Of the company on tie 4lh
nit, on the New York Central railroad,
and under writ Of hdbeGs corpus
Conkling was TO day produced in court,
aud there being no testimony against
him he was discharged from custody.
The report Of the court proceedings
states that the amount obtained by the
robbers was 100000.
The rumors current Of the serious III
ness Of Jamss Gordon Bennett are quite
unfounded. BE was at the Herald office
today for some hours, and in good health.
A grand banquet was gwen at Del
monico's this evening in honor of the
Harvard crew. They have accepted the
hospitality Of the city Of Boston.
The Delaware, Lockawana and West
ern railroad gives $4,000 for the Avon.
dale fund. The company does not be-
Heve that the FIRE in the mines was the
work Of an incendiary, but tho result o.
csrelessness on ibe part Of q miner, whC
descended the shaft with bundle Of hay
which became iguiied from the lamp car
ried 10 his hat. The Adams Express
Company has contributed 81 COO to ih'
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BY TEBB RAP Fl
.rrnxrGuT DISPATCHES.
MISSOURI.

Sr LOUIS, September 1.-the Grand
law Of Monroe county, Illinois, have
found indictments against McCoole, Gal
Iaeber and Allen for violation OF the
State law in fighting prize fight within
that county, and have issued warrants
for their arrest.
Waddy Thompson. Of Memphis, who
came here with Parry Fuller, has been
arrested, charged with being connected
with Fuller in revenue frauds ct New Or
leans. Both parties waived an exauina-
ton to-day, and we're ordered by the
United States Commissioner to be sent to
New Orleans. A Deputy United States
Marshal is here from New Orleans, ard
will assist in taking the prisoners down.
Since Waddy Thompson has been here
he has entered suit against several prom
ioent firms for sums aggregating $780,
COO claimed to be due him on cotton
speculations during the war. The com
plsint against Fuller and Thompson i
made by Thos. j. Kinsella, special
agent of the Treasury Department, who
charges that from December, 1868, tt
April, 1869, they did, at various times
fraudulently aud feloniously take large
quantities Of sugar, coffee, pepper. ETC.
from bonded warehouses in New Orleans
without paying duty thereon, and SEN
them to St. Louis, sold them and sppro
pristed the proceeds.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September IA -Asju.
tant General Townsend has left the city
on thirty days leave. His duties will be
performed by Gen. Robert Williams.
Secretary Cox has appointed q negro
on the examining corps at the Patent
Office.
Senator Cole, of California, who lately
returned from St. Domingo, had long
interview with Secretary Fish to-day.
VIM. A. Taylor, of Bryan, Texas, has
been appointed by the Postmaster Gen.
eral special of the Department for the
Sixth District Of the Sixth Division, COM
prising Louisiana and Texas, vice A. NJ.
Hobbs, removed.
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fund. Work at the ruins il going on
quietly to-day. exceptat Avondsle, where
$50, 900 and several months time must be
consumed in repairs.
Mr.. Stewards title to the Hampstead
Plains purchase has finally been con-
tirmed aud the deed recorded.
Jim Mace, the English pugilist, is
among the passengers by the City Of
Antwerp.
Loring, of the Harvard crew. is sick.
A dinner will be given them tonight by
the boatmen Of this city. They leave for
Boston tomorrow
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILA DELpHIA, September l4.-Col
Saybart, assassinated three days ago
died this morning. All the other per
sons who were shot, beaten or stabbed
within the past week are yet alive.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToS, September l4.-Amos P.
Hood an officer in the State prison, was
severely stabbed last evening by con-
Wet named Dan. Burke, who was serving
ont a twenty years sentence for burglary.
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LARGEST OITY CIRCULATION.
Arrlval and Dspsrture Of TRAINS.


MISSISSIPPI AND TsaNrssEE RAILROAD.
New orleans mail Cdspy,. $ISspm TEA l'i am am
EE 1e9isSt (excspt Sunday, 2;s5p.m, 1855 am
Mail train makes direct connection for New
Orleans and all points South. :.
Express train makes direct connection for
Cofcevile. Water Valley, oxford. HOLY
Springs. and all points North oil urenada On
Mississippi Central railroad. AZ
'Ticket office, 2S7l6 Main street. and ut the
aepot. Omnibuses will call for passengers ana
oh eek baggage IN any part OF the CITY ny iea'-
ing orders At a & fi N1sP;m Gen. supr.
wrupzrs AND cHlRLEsToN RAILROAD.
Through mail. dsily:..:.,... NV Pm iz''o r'A'
fhroueh express, daily(does al ~ q ~
not arriveSunday or leave, On :, IA . =,
Saturday. Fen ii''"
Junction ae urdsT..',..'...... e:10A.u. 600 P.H.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
~ S}sss No. s Main str ssssss nj 8 g. 9sHss
p.prry HUGHES, Passenger Agent.
,vvrurs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
n.r Eynyess,..............l225 Pm. 4:UA.hs
Nisht Express..........:..... 2I5 AN. 2ds IN.
pass,ger Accommodation. 9l5 e:VO
Railroad time is Z MINUTES LASER s,r .nsn ps
pot. head OF MAN ''''S'is S. B. JONES. sup't.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent.
vvvpurs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
60 wrsr-L Leave Hopefeld at 800 pm. !;
"o's arrive AT Forest City at pm:
ao,srya EasT-Leave Forest City at AM
ooI arrive at Hopeield at $3.50 am. v.
Trains leave daily. Sunda excop.ea; - ro 5,So
boat leaves foot Of Union street ~ @''V
p'm.' CITY ''' B. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent
80, ora Departure Of the Mails from
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an the Kin, impurity Of the blood. molancho'
or deprsssion Of spirits, heartburn. collie 4
Mains In the bowels. pain in the head. fever an
srue. dropsy, bolls. pain in back and limb
asthma. crynpelas. iemaio ah'ee''h1' ~
''i Pyspsrcd only hy =. II. zEILlN 4 co
DrnTrirts. Macon, ia. Price. ~ BY mail 81
Hundreds Of highly respectable pcrsons q
fully attest 70 the virtues OF this valuable me|
icine, and 70 whom We can easily rcier1os ~
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LOUISVILLE.

LoUIsvILLE, September 1.-The Hum
boldt centennial anniversary was appro
priately celebrated in the leading East
ern and Western cities to-day.
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The New Hampshire: cops tituiisn for.
bids Judges holding Office after thew reach
the age Of seventy. Chief Justice Perley,
having reached that age, retires, and his
successor has been nominated.
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Sl5. Gold Watches. $40.
The only Genuine DOubIe-extra Refined
QROIDE GOLD WATCHES,

MANUFACTURER BY THE 0RoIOE
MI WATCH COMPANY, are all OF best
make. Hunting Cases. warranted net 20 tar
nish looks ike fine gold, wears like gold, and
are Equal TO the Best Gold watches in
make and finish with the best Full JEWELS
Detached and Patent Levers, Extra Fine Gases
Gents and Ladies' szs) SIS each.
The Double Extra Refined. SOlfd
Oroide cold. A No. 4, Full Jeweled
Levers. at $40 each.
United States. at regular wholesale
Drices. payable on delivery. No money
il required in advance, only satisfactory
assurance that the order is 10 ade in COED fai' h.
ANY Package may be opened and Ex.
amfnea before paid for, by paying the tx
press charges only.
by sending money in advance. in a Registered
letter, and the goods will be sent as Regis
tered Package. prepaid. at our risk.
An Agent sending for six watches. will re-
ceive an extra watch free-making seven $l5
watches for $50, or seven $50 watches for Sl20.
Also Elegant orOide Gold Chains OF
latest and most costly les. for Ladies and
Gentlemen's wear. from 10 10 40 inches long.
at prices Of 81, 81, SO and IS each sent with
watch. at lowest wholesale prices.
Our Watches are all made Of the Genuine
solid Oroide Gold, Refined, are all per-
jecily rerulated and adjusted, and 6uaran.
teed By the Company T. keep correct time
and wear and not tsrnish. state the kind.
size and price Of watch required, and order
'"'' THE OROIDE WATCH co.,
I4J.f las Fulton ST.. New York.
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regularly and PERSISTENT,
il Is sure 10 cure dyspei|
sia, headache, jaundicj
costivencss. SICK head
ache. chronic diarrh0d
affections Of the bladdc'
camp dysentcry, affected
Of TIE kidneys, fever, ne1
vournroa ohfIla- dieeagI
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RUsSELL's TONIC BITTERs

WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspep'
STA, Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Chronic. Diarrlhea, Disease of the
Kidneys, and all Diseases arising
from n Disordered Liver, Stomach
or Infestines; t IN sass
Such as Constellation, FlatuIence. Inward
Plies, Fulness Of Blood to the Head, Acidity Of
the Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for
Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head. Hur-
RED or Difficult Breathing. Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations
when 10 Lying Posture. Dimness Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency of Perspiration. Y ellowness
Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden Flashes of Heat,
Burning of the Flesh, Constant Imaginings OF
Evil. and Great Depression of Spirits.
They are entirely Vegetable and Free
from Alcoholic SttmuIant and
all Injurious Ingredients,
And are pleasant in taste and smell, and mild
in their operation, and will remove impurities
from the body. and give health and vigor to the
Sold by all druggists and dealers in family
medicines. Prepared at No. A North Court
street, Memphis, Tennessee.
- Liberal discount to the trade,
]. B. RUSSELL. MD.
129-9.B a- Proprietor
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j A II A M A ~ = /
WHAT is It? Where Is It?

CPALDING'S JATAMANSI HAIR RE-
- generator is sure cure for badness, and
Color C S prevents , the hair from falling Of,
and removes dandruff; is q speedy and
effectual core for nervous headache. S. Spal-
ding & Co, Projectors. Evansville Chemical
Works,
81 WATSON, SMELSER Il co.. 31s Main
Street. General Agents for Memphis. 7-9-A
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Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.
hite River Line.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT .PASSEN-
i ger packets will leave Memphis every
Thursday and Saturday at o'clock p.m.:
THURSDAYS,
OZARK, HI. BlasedeII, Master
SATURDAYS.
NATOMA, ]. ID. Davis, master'
Making close &C INJECTIONS at DuvaPs Bluff with
the railroad for Little Rock. and at ,ackson-
port with the steamer MOLLIE CIR. A1Z, for
all points on upper White and Black ri vers. h.
The above Company has now in @ ,urse OF
racst.nefian q masnifcent side wheel teamer
for this trade, which will be completely on or
about the LIST of October. when she will be put
in the line as the SATURDAY racket, the n atoma
taking Thursdav. JOHN d. AOAmS.
t. A. KENDIG, Agent. President;
30l Front st Mosby Block. vi
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Memphis & Little Rock Railroad.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. NEXT, sTH
" inst. trains will leave as follows;
Coming East-Leave Forest City. a. m;
Arrive at Hopefeld. $3.50 Am.
Going West-Leave Hope6eld. $500 p-m.;
Arrive at Forest City, 2 p.m.,
Daily, Sundays excepted. 40
Ferryboat leaves foot of Union street at 2:30
PM, city time. s
Omnibuses always on hand to convey pas sem
B. ID. WILLIAMS,
General A gent and Superintendent.
AUGUST z, 1869. 1S-f
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A n-eparation Of roots and herbs, warranted
he strictly vegetable. and can do no injury /
srv one. II has been used by hundreds. an
known for the last thirty-6ve years IS one Q
he most reliable. eficacious and harmless PREF
.-ations ever offered to the suffering. II take
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AMUsEMENTs.


THEATER.-The play last night was
the comedy Dslicute Ground, succeeded
by tie beautiful fairy spsc-Rcie OF Beauty
and the Beast. Tue house was excel
lent, taking into consideration the A.
fractions elsewhere. This evening Is the
benefit OF Mrs. LsnagaU, on which occa-
sion will be given the wild romantic
play Of fIotoeTs Of the Forest. and the
musical farce StDiss Strains. Mrs. Ian
agsn Is q most deserving lady, snd q
most charming and excellent actress il
her peculiar line. She hss become quite
u fsvOrite with our plsy-g0ibg public,
and we are confident that her benefit
viii be q hearty and full one.
THE GREENLAw OPERA HoUsE.-Un-
dine was repeated to a good house las:
night at the GTeenlaw. The dancing OF
Mile Galetti vas very much a~ppiauded,
as indeed it may well be, for she
is almost peerless in some OF her
pzS. the singing Of Mrs. OATES
who is possessed Of q very fine soprano
voics-iu the beautiful aIis Goodbye
Sweetheart" charmed al hearts. She
also gave the Butterfly waltz" with
rare Taste and expression. Jenny Engle's
ballads were rendered with exquisite o.
feet. The bill viii be repeated this even
ing and every evening until further
notice.
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E9R SAFE
FOR SHE.

OWING u the failing hsailh OF JAAES
u sTETEE WHO Ess been 1G rla'ge ~ t1e
pTemIaaa SIS manager ana partner iHl tAe Jas.
T1ran-y--ra years.. sEDE E@ ALL @ llEA ca
lraglny about f# sores ~ me c-l-reet A2rtttl
OF ths estate OF the I--a DAVID
situated l. Tire teuG CT island NO. p. Arh"as-
g1sa. is ROW Offered fsE Esl-.
Ia-.e are ClIEe allse lCrutiH aerca cleared
ueI a-lger. nov ll cotton and com one
hundred 2-sEl C rru-r% timber to F-c
from the bans o. Ll5 ElFe-1s, IN com rum
ufUE order. % Lls-g6sy provided WIZ Eoa-
-rGaEs, convenient TO- Bringing laLtet
ia.LEmsut. The balances % t11 LAID IS hsaFl5
LiLUezzi W-a oak. a-E. E4lu-s- tgtinHH COG
etc II g. well legeat and . 4zrgc atfL9l o.
she -r.rE j. entirely above zee n--l- nco2S
aras-s are lEo on me qiRcl houses,
hero quarters, g ErG lul cg--oU tres-. G-EHNr
stlLsss. a Eu- apple afl1 b. peach c4t-aFii l4L
everything ln liaulet El-E Iu# -fals- 6lsei
= number or r=Ilarlp hands. VG0 gave s@n on
ihs glac7 FOR years. who HaT De IApiE %!
ne TzrclGze-. Also. mules. SofsS sUoez LaEs,
oxen. etc. euri-i5D- % Wo1E d. Eu2 Fa-ul ~
asga- 5el These latter, II vii us C55irab 20
dIrDos= CT to1le purchaser 81 ;Ez ID
For further particulars a.a4y 20
nAEl- STEW EI. on -Ds Premises
W. DAVIS, - Fr=ut street etesnFE-s.
~ -fhLA1, bLtEAo4 SAb@gT
~ EE=Gyille. Tenn.
RI TGraz Rarrb cen "a OapGuaoa CON-
,az-c5-1 15aI ~--- %" month, scd send Oh
a. UF. EaGlgl. ~ From.
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GREAT reduction in Linen Towels aud
EmbrOiGeries st Rice & EngePs.

NICHOLSON PAvEMENT.-The con.
tractors have finished al! OF the work Of
paving with the Nicholson pavement let
% them ia this city. The ChaDcery
Court hiss decided the question of the
property owners inability in favor OF
the contractors. The contractors are re.
CURED by the city to enforce the eollee
ton OF this tax by suits against the prop
erty for its condemnation and sale; hence
We shall expect all parties indebted to
Us for the pavement to come to our Office
and settle. II there sre those who can.
not my the money, let them come up
and say frankly what q ey cal and
viii do, ard we shall do what we can il
accepting such terms as they may be able
to offer us. 4. e, BROWN & Co.
January T. 1869.
Ledger and HOst copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-08

PIXIES for the most popular dry good,
house and the most Influential salesman.
The voting on these two prizes at { 9
Hebrew Fsir will close Saturday night
Tonight (Frlday) being the Jewish SAT-
bath, the fair Will De suspended, and re
5aHied Tomorrow. The vote on the
gold headed cana FOR the most Efficient
salesman stood last night Gs fOi'ows T:
Mr.. Blackwell, st Wells & Coils, II
r. W. Spilimsn, at MeBken Bros, IA
Capt. Black, y Robson d SEfed's, q +;
Mr., Ray, at 3 Lowensteia Il Bros.', s.;
Msj. J. p. Strange, at Walker Bros, II.
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ALMOST A ROw.-NesteTl2y 4 negro
politician, named Niece Hopkins, = sau-
cy, insoIent, turbulent sounded, came
up TO the white polls OF TIE Fifth ward,
sUd 2 young man who did not anew
him handed him B Democratic ticket.
ao,. kins refused the ticket, aud re.
n,sFEea Ia {he gentleman WAC offered II,
t5at he ~ oughs to have his Id jaws
sIerped for daring u ctter him that
fioxst.U GA this piecs Of iaseisace ne
was nromDtly knocked down and b5ossG,
gs ne should have been. Two or three
NEGROES standing by jumped into the me
lee, and were also knocked down. Fiad-
irE they were gettiog the worst Of the
sFsir, the negroes fed, and went 10 the
office OF Squire Griffith and sw0re out s
warrant against Mr.. Mat Shelby, who
was one OF the party who resented the
insult. Having taken the law into his
own hands, he wss OF course Rmenable,
and Squire Griffith Wss compelled 20 en-
ter 2 hne OF 3 and costs against him,
which he paid. During the trial the ne
gro sgsin used some foul and abusive
| language TO 8 gentleman IN the room,
! and would have paid dearly for his inso-
lence mad it not been for Sheriff Curry,
who was present and prevented further
disturbance.
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A CONsPIEACY.-A vile and rsseally
conspiracy 10 ruin toe character o. an old
aud respectable citizen and ais sou, was
detected Yesterday, aud the parties at
tempting ,ne crime are likely TO receive
tbe punishment taey richly inertia
few Years Ia the pe1itenlisry. A few
aays sga o negro, named Green, went
safars Squire Foley and swOTe that ne
mad been robbed h5 BIZ. Joseph Perez
and ais son, Of s45. lie claimed that
Air. Perez had taken the money from bis
rocket Waile his soc isld him. squire
Foley issued the wAgrsutf0r the aTrestot
M. Perez and his sCu, but the whole
story was SO ira "T0bsbie thst nothing
wac done 10 the mstter. Facts came 70
light Yesterday showing that tie affair
was -c0ncOcted by two write men, neigh
bars and ten4nts Of Perez. Tie affair
will be cleared up to-day, probably, aud
ne will give the names Of these iQdivid
mails ana expose ti5ir r6scal.y scheme.
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LYSNHAvEN BAY OYSTERS are the
synonym toF the very best bigalVes that
exist ia the sea or on the shore. They
are hardly equalIed, and certainly not
excited, by any oysters in the world
which is saying q CREST deal. MeisTs.
D. As.e d Co, corner o. Union and
Msiu sre il receipt today OF a splendid
consignmaLt Of them, which they will
offer to lovers Of good things either
cooked or on the shell, by the dozen or
quantity. BOnUiUe3rS attention!
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CoRNs! CORNISH CoREs !!!-By re-
quest, DR.. Lindoman, the celebrated Sar-
ge0n ~Chiropodist will remsn until Satur-
day evening, January 9Th, for the purpose
OF curing corns, bunions and ingrowiDg
nails. Cures without pain or drawing
blood. Rom "a OysrtOn Hotel.
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Advertisements IN this column Rb-
Efshed at 10 cents per liae, each insertion.
The cheapeSt and most conspicuous cd-
ysrHstng kaotcn to the newspaper ,cOrld.
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Prizes FOR FREIGHT Agent AND
TJFE INSURANCE G0APANy.-Dhe vote
for the magnificent rosewood dezk suo
e5IIa silver set for the most popular
Freight Agent ana Life iusuTanes Com
any respectively, viil Close to-DofroT
egeniag. there }s no Fair Ael THIS
lFnday, evening, Il being the Heore"
Eahhafh.
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NEW MUsIC.-We have received from
Z. P. Fsuid, Of Louisville, = copy Of s
very trashy song with 3 negro-minstrel
sort Of chorls, emitted " Thou art Gone"
Also q salon faDtasie by kueflsr. en-
titled "Ls Belle Helene" = very unin-
teresting and complex arrangement Of
airs from an opera inst never can be ap
preciated except when rendered by 4 fuil
orchestra. Don't tuy either.
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ABTUsEMENTS.
NEW MEMPHI8 THEATER

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