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ANlmmense balance.whe Weighing
iorty-seven thousand pounds, for new
rolling mill, has Just been cast at q
Louisville foundry.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia n pleasant preparation OF the Bittels for
thOae who do not like extreme BltteS. 1t
IL composed OF all the ingredients OF The
Bitten combined with pure sAnta Cruz rum
md agreeable hRvOring extracts. Its use
recommended when some pure BtltRnlant IL
required in correction with tho tonic pro-
pertles OF the BitteTR
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDB GERMAN BlTrERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no Liquor,
II II n compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and Barkg from which these
extracts are made, are gathered in Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
TO be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Bitters. There Is no alcoholic substance
Ot any kind used in compounding the Bit
terS, hence II FREQ from all Tho objections In
Cldeut 10 the usC OF liquor preparation.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

over known, and will cure all diseases re-
Sulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver IN order,
keep your digestive organs In q
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no disease will
ever Rskall you.
fF.a'' s.rt..lf O. .'
THE CoAPhBXToN.-La1leB who wish a
fair SRln and good complexion, free from
yelloWlSh tingo and all other dlAngurementB,
should ube these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
cheeks. % faI T'lT
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HYACIaTHR.

Tho Catholic Clergy give him the Cold
shoulder.
NEW YORK, October 20.
None Of the Catholic clergy here
called upon Father Hyacinthe, and q
deputaLion OF Episcopal clergy men who
were announced as intending 10 call
this morning, did not do so.
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Omolnl neIOr1tica In POnnAylvanla.

PHlLADELpHIA, Oct. 20.
The full official vote OF Pennsylvania
gives Geary Q majority Of 1896, and
Willlams for Judge Of Supreme Court,
majority OF sos.
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Chtef JlIItics Of he Supreme oOtrtQt Pu.,wtilss
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1857,
NJ find HootiRndb German BItterB IL a
good tonic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great beneat In cases OF do
billty, and want OF nervous action In the
''' aEo. %!wooDwARD."
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
NJ County a, Circuit OonFt

~nAnr, ~, ,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,, "
y Gon5tv ~ y c;161I. cM;ESf ConL, Tih,dlNAA' OHIO
IrIIo n Ho,,o. EOaa'",- ~
VIII and taStonon, nA9Su1 n. 9S o. tne last
'0'''e"'
Tsvua n NEo,,or ,,.,..-
~ 1o1onit y ,mnl nmHnin,ntialor OF tho estate
VI ''9eP" d Me4ier' ueeeased, ana othen.
The dsfendanta will toES rot,ro tho, nm
the a2d dRy of October, iSeiI EStween the
hour OF s o'oioeS A. n and II o,elnsS p ~.
nj Inc oountinC hnnse of I1hicnsrInv a Sons
in the civ of foNiom IN tha " Sta 81 MoSSaL
ohnSettS, ihe nISIniiff viii IaFs fbe iaDosi.
TONS M Coi n = ThIclrayIm~ n HISnn
and Hcrrv MaSnn - AS' NA"PP
And nm The iS1 day NJ AIovan,hsr 1890 n,
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THE FAR WEST.
Reported Indian Outraxe~.

OF Surveying Party Con.
r. lrmed.
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READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PEOPLE 81 ]

Who could asE ior more substantial testI.
mony than Is thus given.
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The Sub>Treasurer bought two mill
lions Of 5'2Os at ll5.0sRll6.7l, ex-ln-
terest.
STooKs-Strong In Vanderbilt shares;
New York Central rose TO l94: Hudson
to l75; Harlem to 149H; but ct the close
these extreme prices were not sustain
ed. The balance Of the market COM
paratively dull. Lake Shore advanced
to 0SH. The western list slightly better
In sympathy. Reading advanced to
Wh, and atthe close the market was fe'
verish but strong. IntImations were
given In the afternoon that the Van
derbilt party had caught certain Of the
Lake Shore directors short on the stock.
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American Institute Farmers
Club.

The regular stated meeting OF the
Farmers Club was held this afternoon,
at the Cooper's Institute, Alderman
Ely In the Chair.
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MARKE4H BY rELKsRApM.
New York Money aud Stock Market.
NRW YnpK DciOhan on

NhW 4OHhI OClODet ~,
Affairs In Wall street remain very
dull, and the only relief to the general
dullness and monotony is the continued
bull movement In Vanderbilt shares on
the Stock Exchange. The Gold Ex-
change Bank lpjunctlons having been
modified to-day paid dividend OF %
per cent to creditors. The q, 900 shares
OF Wabash stock purchased at 50 by
Mr.. Lockwood, late Treasurer OF the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company, have been taken
up by the company at 90, the difference
between 60 and IS having already been
advanced In the form OF a margin.
MoNEY-Quiet and steady at 6aS per
cent on call, with the bulk OF the bust.
ness at per cent. Dlscounts-Dull al
lOAl2 per cent for prime names.
STERLING-High under the RCarolty
Of cotton and grain; lpFIme bankers
1099GalO9K.
GoLD-Dull at l3OAl3ON, all day.
Carrying rates 2a4 per cent TO AAt.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Ou Met and firm,
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A. A. Oogill, Of Orange Mills, Florida,
wrote relative to a plant which was
found 10 be very destructive among
cattle In his region, The plant grows
about six feet high, but fortunately ID
not YarY nlAnlIfnllY dIRtrihntah. n Ll
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Reuben Blake, Of North Fairfax,
Conn.,, wrote to contribute his mite to.
wards the reputation Of the Early Rose
Potatoes. From six potatoes weighing
one and q half pounds, he had raised
ak bushels and three peokB, of which
one bushel showed an average size OF
hens egg and smaller, the balance
ranging from the alzs oil. an egg to that
OF two pounds In weight,
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Ex-Governor Newell, OF New Jersey,
requested that Committee OF the Club
visit his place to witness the workings
Of a new potato digger Of his own In.
ventlon. The Committee was appoint
cd and the Club adjourned.
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} DRsTRuoMYR oATERpILLAR.

J. Howard, Of Wallpack Centre, Sus.
sex county, New Jersey, sent speoI.
men OF a caterpillar which had caused
great ravsRes among his corn. The
Worm was found upon the leaves ouly.
and when touched by the human hand
had the same effect on It as nettles.
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Francis Collins Of Morrlsville, Bucks
county, Pa, said that some fiiteen years
ago, his animals were troubled with
tieas and that he got rid Of them by
keeping all Of his animate 80 troubled
out Of shelter during the summer. This
procedure he had found to be sure
panacea FOR the flea plague. He asked
recipe for destroying hsn lice, and
was recommended to aunoint the roost.
Ing poles with Kerosene oil DR.. Trum.
bull said that hts poultry had ut one
time been nearly destroyed by lice,
which he had at last destroyed by iu-
migating his hen>house with charcoal
and sulphur. Mr.. Brown vouched
for the certainty OF this cure. '
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SAN PATcH oUTDoNE.
A Leap from a Railway Train Un-
der Full Speed.
Marvellous Adventure of a Negro
Woman.

One of the most remarkable leaps
ever recorded, was made yesterday
evening by a negro woman, a passen-
ger on the Memphis bound train,
within a few miles from the city. The
affair would be incredible Indeed, we
can scarcely credit it as it isl, were it
not attested by a score or two of pas
sengers, from whom we learn the fol-
lowing particulars of the adventure:
A negro woman got on the train at
Grand Junction and asked the con-
ductor to put her out at a farmhouse
about ten miles from Memphis. She
said that she could not remember the
name of the place, nor could she so
describe it that the conductor could
recognise it, so he told her to keep a
sharp lookout, and let him know
when they were approaching it.
Thus instructed the woman, who is
described to be as black as Old Nick's
| riding boots, took her seat forward
| and kept her eve skinned for her
stopping place. When about twelve
miles from town the conductor started
into the rear car, forgetting all about
Dinah, let the engineer pull the thrOt-
tie wide open and comet downward
"a bowling" When he got near the
door of the second car, he seated him
self by a passenger and commenced a
/ pleasant chat, from which he was
startled by seeing the wench come
| tearing aft through the car. As she
passed him and slung open the door
he grapped at her dress but missed it,
and in another second she had reached
| 4ka ~loNTorpo md ftrnonnd oa tho froiu
going at lightning speed!
The astOnished passengersand con
ductOr saw for a moment q confused
mass of calico, red brogans and black
legs fash ia the air and vanish in
stanly as the train sped on. The hOr-
rified conductor jumped f6F the bell
rope and gave pull that made the ens
gineeP Jump for the reverse lever and
whistle down the brakes as if ninety
car train was coming on q down grade
in the opposite direction at sixty miles
an hour.
To cut long story short, as sOon as
possible the train was stopped and
backed up to where the unfortunate
colored female" took her leap, as
was confidently expected, Into eter-
nifty, and where they thought to find
her mangled remains.
But they were mistaken. The re-
mains were found, it is true, but there
was not much mangling apout them.
She was stunned a little, and had q
patch of wool knocked off the top of
Der head, and there was an awful
dent in the ground where she hit, but
further than this no damage seemed
to have been done.
The conductor made a couple of
hands hustle her into the baggage car,
and the train came on to the city.
When it reached the depot, the wo-
man was "all right" jumped out Of
the car and walked of as if nothing
had hammered.
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Malls from
the Memphis POstCfice.

C,a,tanooea. Richmond, Washington5 New
vSrE PaItimore, and all cities East ndSouth
ISII1nbus ca. and Montgomery Ala All
STa,s IN the Memphis and Charleston
NSIssissippf Central, Mobile and Ohlo, Nasn-
E5Iis and Chattanooga and East tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2:0 PM close nj u;N
an Nco,Nrsua Inns
lille ClncinnktL, Cleveland, P~tttsburg, Phila,
delphiR, Buffalo, Albany, New 1ork, n al
cities North and West, arrive at E;A PM
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson Vtcks-
urg. Matches and all cities South, arrive atS
m; closes al 10: As Am
Al Stations on the Mississippi and Tonnes
&c. New Orleans and Jackson and sontherh
ailroads, arrive at PM; closes aI1U:@2 ~.
Memphis and Little Rock Raiiroad, LltJle
Rock. Madison, Sundays excepted arrive ri
pm; close at 5 pm
Marion. Witts6urK and Claiborne, Ark
ri-weekly1 Monday, Wednesday andFriday'
-rrive at 10 an; close al II am.
olive Branch and Byhana, MISS yseMi-
Feekly1 Monday and FRIDAY, arrive SPIN
C1ba ana Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
strive at 10 am. close at II am.
T8rfle Rock and Helena, and al landlngs on
white river. tsemi-weekly Tuesday and Sat
urdgv. arrive at g an. close at4p.m.
PINE Bluff and Helena, and all landings on
Ankansas river tri-weekly) Tuesday Thurs-
dsy IND Saturday, arrive at sa.m.; close al
All Landings on the Mississippi river south,
fsemi-UeekIN Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
at 9 an close al pm
All lanaInRs on the Mississippi river north,
fsemt-wesklD Monday and Thursday, arrive
st Q Am; olose at $3.50 pm
JOSIAH DELoACH, P. NJ.
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Although energetic efforts have been
made by the police to discover these
most mean and miserable of all viii
lains-those who take the bread,
out of the mouth of the orphans and
fatherless-they have never been able
to come up with any Of them until
yesterday. Yesterday morning, how
ever, about daylight, a noise was
heard in the h~en-hOuse, and Miss Jane
Ward and some of the boys sailed
out to learn the cause, and came upon
a negro man who was loaded down
with two big melons and two chickens.
How they managed it we don't know,
but certain it is they kept the black
villain at bay until the police could
be sent for, on whose arrival they
turned the black marauder Ove to
them. He spent the day in the sta
tiOn-house yesterday, and will be
tried to-day.
We learn from MI. Ed. Herman,
of Point Able, that an old lady and
her son, a lad of ten years of age,
were drowned at Cotton Wood Point,
at the foot of Island 81, on the 9th
inst. She was known as Mrs. Brews-
ter, and came from St. Louis some
three months ago. She was aban-
doned by her husband, and was living
in abject poverty. The conjecture of
the people at the Point is that the boy
was bathing and got out of his depth,
and the mother, in her efforts to
rescue, was also drowned. Two
buckets of water, the clothing of the
boy, and the pipe of the OId1ady were
found on the shore near the spot. The
bodies were recovered and buried
near the place.
A correspondent from Chelsea says
that since the late election the colOred
population of Chelsea have given up
politics and gone into the discussion
of religious questions. Services at the
COlored Church begin early each Sab
bath morning, and the steam is not
suffered to go down till Monday
morning. COlored damsels sing
charmingly, and there are shOutings
and elongated prayers that make the
welkin ring. There is little sleep for
those who dwell in the vicinity of a
fourishing Liberal church, such as
that which prOspers and roars in Chel-
sea. For the last week the waters
have not been seriously troubled, and
silence has brooded over the African
Church. The people of Chelsea are
pleased since there may bemore piety,
as there is less noise than for many
weeks past.
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BUY 4. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods
etc., OF Wiggans q Thorn, Man1fact1r,
eFs, 20 Main street, CLAW Buildine
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globe, and the earth, should it ira
verse a comet in its entire breadth,
would perceive it no more than If it
should cross clouds hundred thou
sand millions of times lighter than
our atmosphere, and which could no
more make its way through our air
than the slightest puff of an ordinary
bellows could make its way through
an anvil
1--WE therefore trust that those who
look at the comet will not regard it as
a mass of fire ready to dash our earth
to pieces, but one of that harmonious
constellation Of glorious bodies,
"Forever singing, as they shine,
The hand that made US is divine"
Memphis, August Is, 1869. W.
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WANTED.

~ nnO BARRELS FRUIT-HIGHEST
1OsOOO market prices paid for Potatoes,
Apples, Pears, Plums and Fruit Of all kinds,
aueI5 CONFER & RICHARDSON'S,
No HOward's Row,
Memphis. Tenn.
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Business NOTICING contracts or
obligations assumed or made by any
individual owner or employee of this
Office will be paid at our counter or
recognized as an Offset to any bills
due the same. The party making
anN bill must settle Ii himself in per-
son. HEATING, ENGLISH q Co.
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OFFICE HoURs.-The established
Office hours Of cur Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from s am. to
10 pm, and we hope our advertisers
viii conform to this rule.
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NAVIGATION.
Mississippi Valley Navigation
COMPANY
OF THE
SOUTH AND WEST,
No. "a ~ CarOndslst Street New Orleans.

Capital Stock, 100000
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To the owners Of Real Estate in Louisiana.
Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas. Texas
. and AHUh~nar
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Gen w s Feather ES Proudft, Tenn,
ston, Miss, * W Bonner, Miss,
Z Scho6eld, Ark, A T Scbheld, Ark,
w Z Ramsey, Tenn,J r johnson, Tenn.
w B Smith, Miss, Sc Syoot, Ohio,
TW Neal. Tenn, ] G KIbOGEne, La.
W Gilmore, Tenn,R @ King, Miss,
4 A Michel, Ark, Miss MNiehol, Ark,
Martin @ CoIdwell, z Walworth, Ark,
SFrapklin, Ark, Mrs Franklin, Ark,
Miss Franklin, Ark, Master Frankla.
Isaac Aitschol, ARK, Col TIC Floufnoy,
Mrs FlourI1cy, Ark B Hill, Ark.
Sol FrankliHr Ark, w Dunn ARR.
n Mcdonald. TeSn,Jas Robertson. Ark.
II B Bru0k, Ark = CBrvson. citv.
J S Bernard, Ills, a " Scales. Mis-. -
D r Haddens Tenn, WV Rallard, NY.
J r Murdoch, Ala, Jas Miles. Ark-
Mrs z Webb, Ark, wv McConnelL Ark
AIRS Mcconnell, J TDillene, mo.
J 6 Robertson, Nc, ] S Selns, Miss
J Allen, Ark, A II Stephenson,
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LADIES, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
Just received q large lot Hoop Skirts,
80 cents each. Another lot COrsets,
81. Another lot Ladies' Hose, 81 70
per doz. Another lot Linen Towels,
81 so per doZ. Besides, we offer our
entire stock at great bargains to make
room for fall trade. N. Kraus d Co.,
corner Main and Adams.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
Comply
SUMMER
United States Mail Line.

TSHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
i ger boats of this lire leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows;
THOMAS II. ALLEN .-....PRITCHARD, Master
Mondays, at 5 O'Clock pm.
OZARK. 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
Thurdays, al 5 o'clock pm: n
FORT GIBS0N-.--.John Woodburn, Master
---..-....-.. Reesoner, Master
Thus making two trips aweek from LITTLE
ROCK through to FORT GIBSON,
Through bills of lading given for freight to
and from New Orleans, Memphis, St. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati -
Ereights delivered at destination, at all
stages Of the river, without storing or other
delay. -F p
Any persons desiring to ship by this line
rom the North, East OF West 10 any point on
the river, should have their goods
consigned to MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIv-
ER PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis lofice 34
from New Orleans Should consign to MEM
Phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth of White River.
On or about the lst OF September, the
Steamer W. A.Cahtwel viii take her place
In the Line. leaving on Wednesdays, making
a tri-weekly line.
The above company are now building two
new boats fOr1he Arkansas. rivor, which VIII
be finished about tlte 18th September. thus
seeuring 70 their patrqpsR reliable tri-weeS
ly line IN high Or 10y Wster. ~ z
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
IA. kENDIG, Agent,
aul ONCE 3A Front street, Mosby Block.
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SEASONED LUMBER.

n HAVE now on hand a full stock OF Sea-
1 Isoucd Cypress Lumbsf:l am constantly
saving, and am prepared to MI orders for
any dimensions. OF stills, Joists, Posts, stud
ding, Boards. Clear Lumber, Laths, Shingles,
etc. Attention given 70 the shipment OF
Lumber. Orders solicited.
NS- Mills and Lumber Var on Wolf river.
jYis d1w G. N. VENARLE,
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FOR
Eorse1es

THE neat Cottage Residence, "a Mosby St;
i would make an excellent home for a
small family. The house contains ave rooms
and storeroom, servants room and o~uthonses
on the lot; also, cistern, now full of the
finest pure cold water. There is o lattice cfs-
tern house with force pGmp4L The lot Is n
feet front, 14SH feet deep to an alley, and Is
wei laid out with ~shrubbery and vegetable
garden. The location Is exceedingly healthy
no epidemic having ever visited that section
Of city. The neighborhood is of the high
est respectability. The place viii be sold at a
bargain. For terms, etc, apply on the prem
tses, or 81 Avalanche ofpce, Js2
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J. t. swAYNE, PRESIDENT.

DOCKS for the subscription Of stock to the
ID above named Company are now open al
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MASONIC SIMPLY SToRE-Convenient
vi rooms In Masonic Temple, Cincinnati,
o., have been rented and ~refurnished for
display and sale of Masonic and other So
ciety Goods. Having established a successful
business, the undersigned is prepared 5or ex-
tensiye orders, and~can send e. Cd. OF e. O.
D. on examination. Supplies for Lodges,
Chapters and Communicates; Masonic Car
pets, Jewels, Collar. Diplomas; Pillars, On
eersi Aprons. Full Tenn lar outfits, 80 to $50.
Also, Collars, Aprons, knights OF Hythfasl
Chapter Robes; ]. o. OF. Jewels. Refers 10
prominent Masons In each State.
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Moody, Mrs G tcol)
G~ESTLENfENs' I


UNCONSCIOUS friend, Col. Tom w.
Neal, the enterprising editor of NeaPS
State Gazette, Is in town on business
connected with his paper. The Gazette
is published in Dyersburg, on the line
Of the Mississippi River Railroad, and
circulates largely in the counties of
Dyer, Lauderdale and Obion. The
trade Of the above counties ought to
come TO Memphis, and our business
men viii find the Gazette a good me-
dium through which to make them
selves known to profitable trade.
Col. Neal, who is stopping at the Pea
body, viii call on our business men
Tor advertising favors. We cordially
commend him and bis spicy little pa
per TO our readers.
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THE legislature of Tennessee having au-
i thOrized the DeSoto Insurance and Trust
Company TO change its business to a banking
business, under the name of the " Union and
Planters Bank of Memphis, notice is hereby
given that the Board of Directors have or
dered books to be opened for the subscription
of three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance Company, No.
IS Medison street, on the LIST of July next, and
to remain open for sixty days, unless the
above shall he sooner subscribed.
WIN. NJ. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
Memphis June y, 1869. ie3
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New Orleans and Ohio Railroad Co.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS,

VIM. P. Mellen, Trustee, and the United States
and Others against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
THIS cause having been referred back to
me as Special Commissioner by the Hon.
Bland Ballard, Judge of the United States
District Court for the District of Kentucky,
for the purpose of taking further proof, etc:
Therefore, Notice IS hereby given to al
R~ondhoiders OF the First and Second Mort
gage Bends and The Coupons thereuntp be-
longing and unpaid, of the New Orleans =
Ohio Railroad Company, that have not al
ready been reported to me under a former
order Of said Court, to come forward and pre-
sent and file with me, as said Commissioner,
said Bonds and Coupons as aforesaid, at my
office, in the city of Paducah and State of
Kentucky, on or before the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1855.
Also, in case of lost Bonds, If any, or in case
of claimants claiming the right to ave any
Bonds not aeretOfOTsa actually !ss9ed to theLE I;
said parties are notified TO take proof ofsame
before me, at the place aforenamed, on or be-
fore the First Monday In November, 1859.
w. H. JONES,
arg1 Special commissioner