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HoN. GEO. W. WOODWARD, a .ta'
ChtefJhtce q 0s Supreme Court of Ru,, writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1857.
III md Aoohand6 b German RlttArB Il q
good tonic, uBeIul In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benent In cases OF de-
biIlty, and want OF nervous action In the
HyaI0fn. YouIs, truly, ;
81. GEO. W.WoopWARD."
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aAIstelIaueuas.
CHATHAM MACHINERY AGENCY
Howard d Berhs sts., Philadelph,n.


! Beam Engine, 2;!neh cylinder, four feet
40-lncl diameter, Is feet long.
Beam Engine, lS:inch cylinder, four feet
stroke, made BY Sutton, with boilers, 80.
inch diameter, ~ feet long. .
10 Roller Looms, l2inch, Q, Band 10 treadles,
l, =. and BhutLlbS ''
3 Crompton Looms, u and 45.Inch, 10 and
q Harness, . and Boxes, Pick and Pick,
and also Boxes.
/ Bet OF ( 68x4S lSt Breaker, J Mule
6.PGS isi ssssi Condenser & isPiSSS gauge
! get OF ( 5Sx42 lSt Breakor, - MulO
GsSSs $Ss'sn s1ta 1 Condenser r lsDtHa1s HSHss
z 2I6;t sSt Of eSE:s ts y Ist Breaker. %, Mules h.
Cards, lSIiS Condenser. jlT:ln, gauge
Mules $50 spindlea each, 9k.inch gauge,
sarEeatb Burr Picker. large AlEO, nearly
Cotton Machinery, for Coarse Yarns.
Willow, Hodson's make, large size, speeder
S6.inch, two BeRtonL
Cotton Cards, 38.inch, self Shippers and
Grinder, 60.inch traverse.
Drawing Frame, four CoilerB, Dumiortl's 3
Drawing Frame, ak Golfers,
Condenser, feeder, a deliveries.
spinning Frames, 2.lnch Rings, l6s Spin.
spin9Ing Frame lH.lnch Rings, $50
With shattlng, Betting, &C., &C., complete
70 run the cotton machinery.
WarPinE Mills, by hand and power.
Ba!ling Machine, for candle wick, &c.
win take part Cotton in Trade.
iun2o-8m0od
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-14
HooELAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ii pleasant preparation OF tho BitterS for
those who do not like extreme BitteTs. II
Is composed OF all the ingredients OF the
Bitlem combined with pure eantA Cruz rum
and agreeable flAvoTinH eXrActs. Its use
recommended when some pure ELimulRnt IL
required In correction With the tonic pro-
peiIies OF the BltterS,
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HhpOleOn AmnestyIug Political
offenders.
PARIS, August 13.
The Emperor to-day signed several
DEGREES Of amnesty for political otfsn-
ceg, |...#
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River and weather.

(, CINCINNATI, August 10.
Weather clear; Thermometer $50.
TePHrBuRaE, August lS.
=. MonongahelA 20 inches and falling,
Weather clear and Warmj Thermometer
81. EI.'!ih m I
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A slim Caucus In BOSTON.

The Temperance Movement in Mas.
H.. saehuSettS. a.t.E-
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CUBA.

Important Capture BY tho spanish
Troops. L,LLl. lI.-..
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Fwhat has heaven given US an equal
share? Air.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WAR In NEW YORK.
Armed Conflict between the National
and state Authorities.
The RIoter Pratt 10 be Held at alI
Hazards.
Marshal Barlow sustained by the
President and the MIIitaFy-A
Company In the Q. 3.
Court Room.
Judge McCunn Determined 10 Rnforce
PFAtC8 Release.

The sheriff Ordered to Call out q
..... Posse. ........
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GEORGIA Ia called the "Yankee State
OF the South.u
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WuIcn is the loVliest flower that growsP
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CAUsTToN.

YaATE-Lvg EaeE
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niaa2 I.iaa.
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Toledo.

AUGUST 1S.-FLoUR-steady.
GRAIN-Wheat--4AGC better; while
Michigan atSl IS; No. white at 81 50;
amber Michigan at 81 80; old do al
81 694; No. / red at 81 Goal 81; No. 2 do
at 81 4S. Corn-Dull at 900 for No. q.
Oais-Dull; No. / at 66c on spot; and
6Sc seller September. Rye-Dnll.
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AN Ohio man has eloped with hIl
mother.in.laW.
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GETTYSBURG, 1t seems. was an old
Indian battle ground.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property,
viii find it 10 their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win be found not only EewYork and all its cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention reports OF sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
umns as advertising medium The charges for adver
tsng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE % cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average alne. Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

x,1.,z.-- AAKON QulSBr, Aucloueer. -
A UCTlON SALE OF EIGHT VILLA SITES
II - On ORANGE MOUNTAIN, n J.. BELONGING TO A. ?.
PlLLOI esq-E II. LUDLOW Co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
on WEDNESDAY June % 1859 p o'clock the premises
orange n j. egh elegant BUILDING SITES Of Eve
beaauT located the Turnpike horhd road Gregory and houn
neA located between the residences Of A. T. Pilot Mrs Chas A.
hekseber aud those Of Gen Marcy Marcy. Mr. Robinson Mr.
eeker aud Others These plots uBeIced Of
on beauty prospect auby o climate by property the
same distance from the city, viz " miel
The property beautifully wooded with splendid forest trees we'll
Waterd With living spring dne Of the surrounding
country adons the village Of with ali advantages; hourly
communication to the City ofEeS1Ork
YOrk. t38l6
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

q IT. FIEhsoNl AucIIourttI
DY A. d. MELLICK, jr, & BRO,
Id Auctoneefs and Dealers To NegJersey Real Estate,
No ~ Pine.st, " Y.
THURSDAY, Ju1e H. at p. on The premises
INPOKTANT SALE or 80 VILLA PLOTS.
Bv order ~ De Witt Clinton Jones esq,
AT NEW PROVIDENCE STATION
the Morris Railroad hour um ork hnl
one mile from summit situated the most attractive
region Of NewJey among Improvements And Immediately al he
station The unsurpassed embracing The lovely lh valley
The Orange mounau aud o summit The neghboThood
upsrceporA bng within short distance o several tnvus There
viii so he offered derrate modern RESIDENCE recent, completed
and an attractive COTTAGE
SpeciiI train from the foot ~ Barclay.st a. II N.
COLLATION. 70 the arrival Of the traa 81,
railroad passes maps and fol- particulars apply az TIE once OF le
An 40 res \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

rr,.ox cr,y iHt
Charssa s. bet summtsve and Union $40
25IlO0.. $50
Lots % 10 o. map Of O. lots Hudson CITY, 5000
g. Hobokeu Land Association, No 80
Grauds, 200 of 7bs saI5O O................. SOS
Lot No hlSe' % no ~ Oee % C es 25IlOO... 1900
block No H. Of CiaremOn 25r0O. $50
ig 10 20 o. bocI No 10 ciiy aud Bergen mp. 1000
HARRISON
Lots Nos snd y TO- and 2l inclusive Blocks Nos
Kngssnd Manor $3.50
PO, Csnss partJ sst,ie $3.50
ods $50 fMeyssys 5oIioo 600
ISOLATION $50
PboeDe Van Nosrands adjoining wsshswkeen Land
Ferry Association, lu81lo
,' .''.. .' ~. o 2NO
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
Inn PLOTS OF LAND.
IOU COMPRISING
400 ,HTrTfNr 4 nurG
Summ,r Ritrtats


nUNBARTON HOUSE, Long Branch, y. j.,
IL H deirab situated on high ground commanding
the Pleasure Bay Sc Ii distant from the beach
miles thus euong m The advantages OF lh sea breeze while
protected chilly Hiud of the Ocean making specially
desahs for health H Is well shaded retired aud
yay cei Tor private without the noise and bueUf hotel
beach aud Terms moderate Apply
70 NJ DOWNS No % IInhaye, n. Y
EOR PRIVATE SUMMER BOARDERS.-
i Address, Mr, ", Perth Auboy, n j.
I ONG BRANCH, n. 1.-The Mansion House,
Il 4 /, now opsn Tor the season. s. LAIRD Proprietor.
TlE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
4, now omen f5r the season. LAIRD LELAND Props
TiE UNITED STATES HOTEL
viii open June On ApplT LAIRD BROTHER, Props,
Mr LAIRD Metropolitan Hotel Eewlork,
Monday and Tuesday between 10 a and p M
MISSlSQUOI SPRINGS HOTEL ,.,,.u,. ,.u
" H. BURROUGHS Proprietor
Hotel m the reception Of guests ffttcau
Pure Vermont f zoo favorable Tor sn other'l
Wild aud picturesque scenery unenug hur uw hoauI hAhs5eil
and the Adonlackli BoGug Fug Splendid Drives Nc &c lhs
Hotel adjacent the famous MISNSQuOl SPRINGS whose waters
have wrought miraculous ~ the most obstinate d
eases Railroads every direction So Ahans and FROM there
ebamng Do miles Communication addressed above viii
promp
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
N THURsDAY. JUNE L
sn- I,,r,- An.t-.n..r.

SALE ApJOrRSFD 10 JuSE Ib AT 70 O'CLOCK VI
GALE of BLAST FURNACES, IRON MINES,
y kcFo sale b suction, Juus 3 lll a. u ocook M a.
IILTs kAFR ANU IHuN CONPANYN OFFICE. Ne ~ Parpaoe
80 Of Lsui Hget Coanv Pennsylvania e'm
pfHF about 30 uus % iron geek Mines
srarTur ss large fouade aud Ma
,tls sasp by poser ad other valuable improvements
also supplies coal produce ani other chA-s
f8r roll rrg mining buasss sail aulA
Fgr uar4r, inla.ro II B JANIS and Agent.
No. 10 PARK place. hsu-iork.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
Citu 8taI 6statt for Salt.
Slsstsbsstsr 6uantp Zeal estats for Sale.

ELEGANT SITE and FARM for SALE.-A
II Faun consisting Of about So with small oshonel
comfortable cling house ham sheds 6e IS miles from ok
Of jerome Park,
unsurpassed and mahceu
and Long Island Sound and aforg
for residences offered for sale 40 much
The offered above located Valentine H
one highest points between Newlot and White Plains and
thus avoiding the daIIe OF the uu a1s and
giving the agreeable position for residences and sighting objects far
and near. Apply u52gl HOMER MORGAN, No Pinest
GR zoo FOR ADESIRABLEC COUNTRY
- pOsCNO HOME, five Minutes walk from Mamaroueck De-
pot good house Of land gren
plenty fruit and shade good location Immediate
should be appreciated Terms apply 70
s. A. SPENCER. owner, No. 28l GrA0dsL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE
BY f. IT. LUDLOW & co.
Baid1g and lot Lngtousye and 53 lot 255H9J; Mr.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
gunn SgLunS RtaI estatt for Salt.

I OTIS FOR SALE AND MONEY LOANED
II TO BULDA opportunity for Of limited mean 70
acquire Homestead n an improving anl desirable 9pea
BROOKLYN boundary on 10 blocks from PROSPECT PARK
city railroads and bnt short distance from The seyo
raj ferries. the folowiug terms
s7OO so down and go mouth
interest II lots bought 80 and II
o. per Of the purchase remain for I've years al
cent
To those improve within be vo for I've
privilege paving inments at per cent oueha
Of the cost Of the Improvements
This property must become rass and desirable r private
dwellings, subject the following restrictions. No factories OF
drinking saloons allowed buildings costing es
5000 permitted q be erected AT street, aud avenues pass
will be opened At the Of The subscriber
Apply PECAkB NO 2y BroadwAy Room no 10.
q - n0n-40 Acres model FARM, new
p CsOOO HOUSE 10 barn CRIB. truti one mile 90 de-
pot village and salt water farms ali sizes WILLING, No u Cham
brfs-sLi j. s. LEWIS NorttpoTi, l. J.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
AUCTION SALES OF WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY REA
ESTATE.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-JERsEY REAL ESTATE.

BY a. >. BLEECKER. son & CO.-KUTGEks PARK LOIS.
tlots Wastngtnnares each 5jzl2 eab-. E59
lot. ado Wash.ngouave each 5Jxlb5 each
n 5OI50, eacl.....
3tts s5uug Ruzrrst each 5OIl5 each !s5
: EIOtave, each 5JIl5 eac-... ~.
51l5j
a.Jru. aOIsO esc.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
DAILY TRIBUNE,

Country 1taI estai, for Salr.
4 AGRICULTURAL LAND SCRIP,
~ POR SALE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT.
p. p JAMES Co,
No IS WsllEt
EOR SALE-Fiye minutes from Depot, New
Haven Railroad COTTAGE stable lodge -
splendid grove shade view Of sound large garden all In complete
order Apply At No. 81 East Bgbteeuth-sL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

TAMES NJ. MILLER, Auctioneer, SATURDAY,
~ June 3D. Al n o'clock premises the William Bush,
by order Of 81 Of ad IN the town Of Re Ws'cho,.er
COUNTY New Haven Rail Road Depot At Port
chester adjoining crp0rate Of said village the south and
Pauberset tie high state Of cultivation. overlooking
Long lanl beautiful surrounding c0unt and said villages
hrt proyefhay healthy a1d or villa tes unsurpass
Va Terms MapA particulars and tree
tickets oe aactoureT No. . Paes Carriages free at
f.1.t
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
6ht 6urt.

PRosPECr PARK FAIR GRouSD. jane a. 1859
THE TRACK is being BROKEN mp for RUN
MING and the STABLES are READINESS for tie
dap the horses that contend the Meeting June D. o. snd
Iniv a EDWARD p. NORRIS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
6g,, Nos ard sRRUCEsr Also the sar, SECOND FLOOR
extending over Nos and vl steam poseL The building af'
proof Apply at The Tribune Oaes
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
4 HOME IN The COUNTRY.

CENTRAL NEW-JERsEY LAND lMPROVEMENI COMPANI 2
the line Of the Central Railroad Of NewJerey
COvNUyTpAW BERGEN POINT ELIZABETH PANwOOD,
PLAINHFLD DUNELLEN ROSELLE, BLOOMSBURY Sc,
COUNTRY PLACES FROM OSE TO TWENTY ACHES
BUILDING SITES.
by LOTS and LOTS large
suitable for Of moderate with quick
to This line n ofe special Inducements
10 rons desiring country We espeay call attention the
new town Of Duneen q miles west Of Pau6ed IL u
passed and beauty Of location The soil sandy loan,
For fhs Information apply the Once Of The COMPANY No no
LbeIty-st A D. hOin' 'ruef4' AReuL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
6ountp qrop,rir Go GIT.

6ountrp qroprtp Go gd
COTTAGE TO LET--Seven rooms 3 or
n II seres minutes from Noroiou Depot
Eew.Aveu Railroad; s351 $50 Apply AZ 81 ha hghtsens
FURNISHED HOUSE to let at Elizabeth,
j. In pleasant ueighbOfhood. within minutes NAk of she
Central Depot contains rooms; low good tenant b. OG
DIN son. No 22 Brosist. Eilaheih
UNFINISHED HOUSE to RENT. at Orange,
n j. on reasonable pleasantly auatei garden planted
near depot Address J. 5. T., Box No li1JJ = o. \ y
TO LET-Furnshcd, very elegant COUN-
TRY SEAT located Long Island Sound Mior Conn
q hours ride NewYork large mansion grounds ani outbgdug
so the For l particulars apply u HuMLh
MORGAN No. Piue.st U,5JD
TTO LET for the SEASONING furnished
HOUSES Rye. directly the sound lawn srteldrg the
water 800 feet from aud ground ~ feet above the
water healthy free from every nuisance; good bltlogi dis
mile time from Iscuy tytItlst
hour Appy 10 HESRY A. KELLEY, No. ~ WLrsl. \. y.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
ALDHID0E & WooD. AurtI1HeFTt-
HO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, at
6itp Qroptrtp 90 gd.

6itp QrOputr 90 gd.
MURRAY HILL.-To LET, furnished, first
vi class foursoy troFu,toue, hghsioop h sired iiolsE
We furnished located fnlre lrd Murray m
Rent 500 Der month, a small private fimlg Apply 70
n 5jO HOMER MORGAN. No. Pnest
TVO LET-SECOND STORY of FIRE
PROOF BUILDING Dusuest Inquire iH oaee below, on
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
4ru t5oOHs.

II. J. SICOLL
MERCHANT CLOTHIER. AND MANUFACTURER
OF CLOTH TO THE QUEEN. THE ROYAL FAMILY AND THB
COURTS or EUROPE
Nos ia, II8, / -, 100 Rsgsntst. W
LONDON No 22 CorHhFl. T. &.
Nos - and As WarWisk-st, W.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 BodsL
MANCHESTER .......No. 10 Mosey-st
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

J. JOHNSON. IT,. Auetioneer
RY JOHNSON d. MILLER,
- AUCTIOHBERS AND
RIAL Estate BROKERS,
No. % NASsAU-sI.. CEDAR-ST.. Ngw.IORE
Civ Residences Stores Lots Country and Farms bought sold
rented exchanged Loans negotiated Auction Sales OF Furniture &C
BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE
DELIGHTFUL FRBB EXCURSION
SOUTH SIDB RAILROAD TO ISLIP
THB TRIP OF THE YEAR,
JOHNSON & MILLER
viii positively sell at auction without limit reservation on the prem
ises, at
WEST ISLIP. L. l.,
u O'Clock m on
WEDNESDAY. JUNB %, 1863.
l21 SPLENDID VILLA PLOTS,
fronting the
GREAT SOUTH BAY, LSLIP,
and adjoining the MAJ gui6cent residences ~
BRADISH JOHNSON,
SHEPHERD KNAPP
and the late
THOMAS GARNER
ISLP fashionable watering places the vicinity OF
and this desirable property the township
Bathing shooting 6sbg and boating cannot be urpa bass and
directly
CLANS and shel6sh found abundance The location
lunch will he ready IN the arrival Of the
chartered for the will leave foot Of South
Brbthst WilHansburgh. 9:45 Buhvek Station
minutes from hevlork will Division
Wmburgh BY 9S o'clock and take steam
cars Al foot Of South kighthst
Free excursion passes al respectable except
w" y No 2s Has,aust Nev.York and
No Isl Monnguest, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
grookIun 31roptrtp Go Stt.

ITO LET-A BUILDING and four LOTS OF
GEOUND Brookiyn three blocks from the rFe AppI
10 l. OSBORN CORBET No. 80 Puest. Nes.iorf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04
B'NAl BERTH.
Letter Acknowledging the Receipts
of the Late Picnic.

Mr.. e. Alderman, of olIr city, re-
ceiyed a day or two ago the subjoined
letter from Mr.. VIM. Kriegshaber,
Secretary of the Orphan Asylum, at
Cleveland, Ohio, under the direction
of the Benz Berth. 1T will be seen
that the picnic, which took place on
the 10Th ult., and an account OF when
appeared in the APPEAL, in addition
to being one of the most pleasant M
brilliant affairs of the sort ever gotten
up in Memphis, was one Of the NOS
notwithstanding the sun1 OF ssh 81.
We congratulate our Jewish friends
upon their success, and hope that they
Will often be abletO contribute to their
noble institution:
LOUISVILLE, june q, 1869.
E. Ackerman, Esq, Memphis, Tenn:
Dear ST. and Bro: l have the
pleasure to acknowledge the receipt
of yOur esteemed favor of the 10Th,
with enclosed draft for 1872 %, the
proceeds Of picnic given under the
auspices of Euphretas and Hldaekel
Lodge, also the Lad. HEIR. Benev.
Society, for the benefit of the Orphan
ASYLUM at Cleveland, Ohio. In hand
ing you receipt for the aTlOunt, | beg
to tender to all who so molly work for
the institution, my since,e thanks in
the name of the Board of Trustees.
/ Especially thankful do we feel our
selves to the managers and the ladies
mentioned, through whose offices the
picnic was a success. b. expressing
my highest regards to all and every
one, you will greatly Oblige, yours
very truly,
VIM. KRIEGSHABER, Sec'v.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04
MORE SHOOTING.
Fatal ARRAY at Decatur. Ala. Yes
terday.

We learn from passengers by the
Charleston Railroad last night, that a
shooting ARRAY occurred at Decatur
Yesterday, about eleven o'clock,
which resulted in the death Of a man
named Bob Garner. The circum-
stances near as could be CLEANED by
inf0rmants, were as follows:
A political meeting wasin progress,
and a Col. Myers, from Mobile, was
making a speech, when Garner cried
out, "Gon in! you've got a crowd at
your back At this Hillary r.
Wells. one ofthe crowd shouted " Yes,
one at your back and another at ycur
belly"
These words incensed Garner very
much and drawing a pistol he COM
menced cursing Wells, who in turn
drew a pistol and they commenced
firing simultaneously. Ten OF twelve
shots we're exchanged, and resulted in
the shooting of Garner in the neck
and left side, the wounds causing
death in a few minutes. Wells inn
mediateiy fed the town. The affair
created considerable excitement.
Wells killed a negro In Nashville a
short time since, and is looked upon
rs q desperate character,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04
CITY NEW s..
arrIyai and Departure Of the Mans rum
the Memphis POstOfhce'

.-ratts,,ogs Richmond. Washlngtonl SeW
y-rb psfffuIora- and all cities East anuooulI
-t,s 30 and Montgomery Ala al
SrStfons On Ibe Memph1s ana CnarlesVoht
STissSssInnI Central, Mobile and ohio, Nash
-iHs and Chattanooga and East tennessee
PsTroads, arrive 81 2sB Pm close At ii:25
Tssfro- Chicago. st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland, P~ittsburgs Phila-
8siphia. Buffalo, Albany, New York and al
SIZES North and West, arrive at 1890 pm
eI0ses at 2&8p pm.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vicks-
arg. Matches and ali cities South, arrive ats
"a: closes az 10: IS SIN.
All stations on the Mississippi and Tennes
see. New Orleans and Jackson and southern
Railroads, arrive 81 pm; closes az 10: - pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock. Addison. sundays ezcepted) arriyo az
Pm; close AZ D p-IE-
MARION, WitlsbuTg and Claiborne Ark,
ri-weekly Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
-rrive al 10 am; close az II a.m.
olive Branch and Byha4la, Miss semi
close al 5 pm
Cuba and Big Creek, Tenn weekly Friday,
arrive ri 10 an; close ~ Am.
Little Rock and Helena, and all landings on
White river I~semi-weekIy) Tuesday and Sat
urday, arrive at am; close at 4p.m
Pine Blum aud Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river ltri-weeklyl Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive AT sa.m'i cicse aS7
An landings on the Mississippi river south,
IsemI-weeklyH Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
att am close II Pm
An andings on the Mississippi river north,
gseml-weeklvI Monday and Thursday, arrive
af Q am: close al $3.50 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, p. II.
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~istrator, VS.. NJ. & G. Railroad Co.
The case was given to the jury at the
above hour, but no verdict up to re-
porting. Monday Court will take up
The case of State vs.. Bill NOakes, In
dicted for horse stealing, etc, specially
set.
CHANCERY COURT-W hH. II. Smith,
GanceHOr.-C0urt meets on Tuesday,
the 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock am. The
following cases are set for that day, on
pleas, demurrerS, etc:
Wallace VS. Hayes.
Christian VS. Megibben.
MCGEE VS. Block.
White VS. Watson.
Mosby VS. Flaherty.
Lanier VS. Gayoso.
Vaughan VS. Porter.
Woodbury. VS. Beattle.
Harding VS. Stith.
Shelby county VS. John League.
LAW COURT.-H. s. Lee, huge
This Court will meet, pursuant to adj.
journment, Tuesday morning next, al
10 o'clock, and Immediately proceed
to call the motion docket. That be
ing disposed of, case No. 1873, David
son VS.. Fisher, Ames & Co., viii be-
resumed and in a short time deter
mined. The special calendar, begin
ming at No. 1914, will then be called
and the eases taken up in the order in
which they stand on the same.
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IRASsFERS OF REAL ESTATE FOR
TIE WEEK ESDLSG july 3.-Wm.
Duncan McCallUm TO Jno. T. Mccall
lum. one lot Nc. 30, lot No. !, Point
Farm, Mass, 673 acres, 1890; f. j..
ArWood TO Joseph Elliott, three lots
east OF and near Memphis, lots 80, 81,
81 OF J. a Grishapl's subdivision, for
SlZ50; lrhy 4 Leske to Chas. 8. Par
rish, two lots In Collierville for 500.
Size 40 BY 400; Geo. E. StahI to the.
German National Bank, one lot, trus-
tee deed fOT C.. G. Richardson, decd.
on Bassaveuue for $1,000; James Steele
to Ellen Kelly, one lot, IFS by l4s&,
Tor $500, Situated part Lot 22S, Second
street, West side, between Jackson and
OVertUn5 ChamOerlayne, Jones ct al.
TOW. w DOugherty, three lots, Nos.
], 2 and 3, Duan's subdivision, for
$500; W. A. Bickford TO Mayor and
Aldermen Of Memphis, two lots for q
Park in Chelsea, and street and allies
no consideration; Robert Ecklin ct al.
70 Wash Coulter ct al, two lots, 239
acres, Shelby county, for 1896 66; J.
J. Busby to Julia 3. Shotwe1, one lot
lor $1,000, lot Y Raglan subdivision.
~ ey lS5, Raglan avenue; GA Hanson
70 fatrick Burns, one lot, No. 81, Of
u Rains subdivision, 50 by I4Sb
teet, consideration S4OO; Y. NJ. Tree
want executor, to Willie Tucker, lot
No. z, lands OF estate Of G. C. Tucker
1900 acres, S6607 SO; Eli A. Renson
70 Z. Katzenoach, lots ID n and II
grounds ofGOv. Jones and Col Dnnraa
FOR $1,000.