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Ia AT 'LAsr SpIKE."- Upon the gold
spike was engraved: "The Pacific Rail
way, first ground broke January g. 1868.
and completed May 10. 1869. May God
continue the unity of our country as this
railroad aunites the two great oceans of
the wofld. Presented by David Nerves.
San Ftancisco." On the head of the
spike vas ihscribed "the last spike. {"
This spike was made of twenty-three
$s46Q-"t ~
A4 Ate printers festival, the follow
ing 'doa$ was presented: s.The Printer
The matter of all trades; he beats the
farmer with the hoe, the carpenter with
his ruled and the mason with setting
up tall columns; he surpasses the LAWYER
and the doctor in attending to his cases: ::
and he beats the parson in the manage
ment of the devil"
Another Improvement has been made
With reference to the New York Central
Park. New style open carriages, hold
ingttwelve passengers, make trip OF an
hour and quarter through the grounds,
at twenty-five cents head.
Two men and woman, servants of
the hotel at New Brighton, Staten Is.
land, were drowned Sunday evening by
Ihe upsetting of boat during a sauali.
1t is said they were all intoxicated.
United States Marshal Lewis e. John.
son has arrived in Charleston and will
assume his official duties in day or
Three larti.colored marriages are re-
ported from Beaufort, s. G., in one of
which Massachusetts white man is the
happy Bridegroom. s -
Ihe Bropklyn Sunday Schools had
M, 1neir anniyerssry parade on Tuesday.
Lnere we're no, 900 children in the pro.
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8EIrANoIAI AVID conrn1nnoIAI

NEW YoRK, June 4-Noon. Stacks
sfeyerish bnt active. Money 6@7. Ser:
ling 81 Gold 3D. Flour dull, andb(0
S10c. lower. Wheat dull and 102c.
lower Corn 10. better. Pork quiet, at
so. Lard dnll--steam 19;
common frmer, at 20M. Freights
quiet.
zS ~ r. M. Cotton sfirmer, with sales of
3. 100 bales, at 30]l. Flour heavy and s
ss(@l0c. lower. Wheat heavy and 102c.
lower. Corn 1@2c. better--white South
erns 49,. Pork heavy-new 81. 25(931. 80.
Il Lard dull and lower. Whiakey un-
changed. Money easier-prime paper
T@9. Gold 3834.
BAITIMoRE, June 4.--Cotton very
] firm, at 30. Flour very quiet. Wheat
dull and weaker. Prime white corn S80
30; yellow S4@96. Oats dull, at 7OC97l.
Eork quiet; Clear sides Tx; clear 1S;
MonmE, june 4.-Sales LOT cotton to.
day 500 bales-low nniddling 27@27h;
AUausrA, June 4.--The, ,frmness OF
holders checked business; sales rs bales;
receipts %; middlings held at %.
SAVANNAH, y, June 4-Cotton market
very firm dlings 2sL; factors ask
ltAS, ND/2' o@iSS ooO phleS, recelptS 4U1.
CHARLESTON, June 4.-Cotton Quiet
|bnt firm. with sales of 80 bales-mid-
ldlings 28 receipts 271.
LONDON, june 4-3 P. M.AConsols
p21a. Bonds firm, at 81.
LIVERPOOL, june 4-3 P. M.-Cotton
shade firmer and more active--uplands
1ll51a; Orleans 11T., Sales Of the week
81. 700 bales; exports 10, 00Qn sgcufstion
! ~ 9QO; ;:stcck 392, ,000;' sto1 Moat 6N5.-
les, whereof Ameh is l40, OOO.A
pa ;ads fabrics at Mand bter arm, at
INA, june 3.-SugA fiat SterI
}6 912A. :, ,s.e.'''ta.,I
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1g,es Dssirab,e Rui.ding lois. 7
! BY ID. ID. PEIXOTT0 A. SOM Z

Three Dssirdbls Ruilding Lois.
By d. q, PEIEOTTO g. SON. q. (,
WE.will sell, on MONDAY MORNING, the 7th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, in front Of the Court
THBRE DEsiRA Bile, BUILDING LOTS.
LOT No. 1.--Fronting and measuring on
Laurel street ffty-tyo t52I feet, moro or iess:
running back 100 feet bound I'd on the North
oy Daniel Miller; on the South by Laurel
street; on the East by Mrs. g. McOuily; on the
Lor No. 2.--Fronting and measuring on
laurel street ffty-two (52) feet, moro or less;
running back one hundred and thirty (1S0j
feetLbounded OF the North by Daniel Miller;
ON the south by Laurel street; on the East BY
lot No. !; on the West by Sumter street.
LOT No. 3.-Fronting and measuring on
Sumter street fiity-four t54) feet, more or less;
running back one hundred and four (104) feet,
more or less--bounded on the North by Daniel
Miller; on the South by Lot Nos. 1 and 3; on
Sumter street.
Trims OAHH. Purchasers to pay for stamps
and pspere. juno 8
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A terrible tragedy was enacted in Daw-
con County, on Saturday, the t22d ult.,
the particulars of which are furnished us
by correspondent, Jack and William
Thompson were twin brothers, and lived
together. Theformer had family, and
was an intemperate fellow. The other
was single, and was sober, Industrious
man, and good citizen. On the day
above-named, Jack wanted his garden
hoe, and was informed that one of the
negroes had carried it to the field. He
Immediately took down his double-bar-
relied shotgun, and swearing he would
kill the negro, mounted his mule, and
started to the field to carry out his
threat. His brother, William, knowing
what kind of man he was, endeavored to
get to the negro first, but he was out
stripped by jack, who got there and fired
at the negro before William came up,
but failed to hit him. Seeing his bro
ther advancing, Jack asked if he took
the negro's part. Before time was given
for reply, he fred the other barrel OF his
gun, killing William instantly. Leaving
his brothers dead body on the field,
Jack went home and told his wife what
he had done, and asked for some of his
best clothes. Taking his clothes, gun,
repeater, and Jug of whiskey, he left,
and had not been heard from up to the
date OF our letter. atlanta Era, Isl.
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Lewis Douglass, the colored type-set-
ter In the Printing Bureau at Washing
ton, has been taken from the case, and
made holder of copy. In the latter
position he is not required to be mem-
ber of the Union, but the question will
probably be finally decided anyhow in
the meeting of the National Union at
Albany.
A brute named Barnes has Just been
arrested in New York for throwing his
wife out OF o second story window Why
Will women provoke their husbands so
when they know their habits?
At Prague, it is proposed to celebrate
this year the 5O0th birthday Of the re-
former John Huss, and to erect q monu-
naent to his memory at Constance.
Baden, where hewas burned alive.
Al Chicago negro has whipped his son
to death with q raw hide. Where are the
Delfwfre whipping post hpwlers? a
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The quarrel between Governor Reid,
OF Florida, and the State Legislature has
rsulted in virtual reputation of the
State debt, the Governor having arranged
with the State Treasurer to refuse to pay
the interest accruing on large amount
OF bonds issued by direction of the Le-
gislature for the purpose of carrying on
the State business. 6
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{ A June 8, The S.hding 81 she
allib astera caases i deprsssion of btfsii-
mesa The ateamar Montezuma met Z.
SCHOONER which haE just landed ammn-
nition IN the neigh hborhood OF the Bay
OF Nipe. There was o fight near Villa
Clara. between !, 200 insurgents and tie
Spanish trqops; and o passenger reports
that only three Spaniardb escaped Nell
apn sails for Vera Crnz on the 6th.l The
Allib busters recently landed at the Bay of
Nipo had reached the interior. abandon
ing four guns, from want Of transporta-
Sion 81 ;s3 s's5s.s,s 5sss 4. r,
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, 57@70
New Orl'ns1 00@l as
Sugar H'se. ..75@l Is
NAILS, % keg8 00@7 90
ONIONS. pbus1 25@2 90
OIL. Kerosene ,g 6O@75
Machinery. 1901 90
POULTRY, Ducks pr
Turkeys ..3 90
Chickens .25@S0
Geese ......
Specie, Gold / 37@1 SO
Silver L 22@l Is
PoTAToEs, Iris 1908 90
Sweet, bus / 00@l 10
RIcE, CarolinaB11@lO
East India. 80.
SHOT, 3bag. 8 25@3 so
SALT, Liverp.2 70@3 OO
SOAP, BD, :.7A@lI
SPIRITS, Alcohol, gl4 90
Brandy 4 00@12 90
HollndGin.5 CO@7 90
American q 0e@3 90
Jam. Rum.6 O0@7 90
N. E. Z" q 0o@3 90
Bo. Whisky 3 5O@4 so
Mononghla2 50@4 90
Rectified. 1 25@1 81
SUGAR, Crus'd, Ii l9@2O
Powdered. :. 1920
Brown .12@l7
STARCH, D fb. F.. 100l24
TEA, Green tb1 0O@2 90
Black, 81 0O@1 so
TOBACCO, Chw.5 .50@l Is
Smoking, b. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .7O@75
Cider ....... .50@60
French. :. L 25@l so
WINE, Cham. 25 032 on
Port, 9gal s 00@5 90
Sherry. :. s. 5000 90
Madeira. q 50@S 90
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ELEoTIoN IN PIoKENs.-An election
was held IN Pickens County on Tuesday
Ihe 10Th nit, for a member of the Legis.
iatare to hl the unexpired term of w.
u Field. resigned, and for Coroner. We
neiieye 4, there was no party spirit or ex-
;citement In the election, and the candi-
dates ran mainly on their personal popu-
iarlty. The Courier states that j. E.
Hagooa was elected to the frat and ].
w. Major to the second position.
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Building Lot.
By D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON.

We will sell on MONDAY MORNING, the 7th
inst, at 10 o'clock, in front OF the Court
House, in this city,
That desirable LOT, fronting and measuring
on Sumter street 50 feet inches, more or less,
the North by Bremen l. Carroll; on the South
by Joseph TAYLOR; on the East by Sumter
street; OH the West by A. Palmer.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. june Sthsm3
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The hail-storm of Friday did damage
in the city of Wheeling to the amount of
S3O, ,O0O, and to surrounding vineyards,
orchards, etc.. to the amount Of 800, 600.
The hail.stones were as large as mans
fist.
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They had, we fondly hoped, finally
settled the vexed question of the site Of
the new New York city post office. The
controversy has lasted twenty years The
lower end OF the Park was the location
selected, The land was bought, and
paid Tor: But now, it appears, there is
o new bitch, and the whole matter is
again at q standstill. :,
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The whole number of remains inferred
IN the National Cemetery at Fredericks-
ggi is 10, loo. Of this number 2, 416 have
identified, and IL, TAO are unknown.
hose known 2,414 were white, and
were coiored. OF those unknown
sI3S were white and two were colored.
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ll0ppgs 7or JVeek eFtsIag 4ftdaV. 9sin8 z, 1863.
PaGNIx ofFIcE, CoLrltarA. June 8, 1869.-
There was but . email quantity Of cotton ofsr-
ed during the past week. All cotton brought
to market, however, was readily sold on basis
Of 2sg for rniddIipgs.
There is no change TO noticein other articles
OF country produce. '..s9@
2 The following are buying rates of South Ca
rolina Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer
4 Co Rrnhera. .4a
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WANTED. "A flower that has decorated
the grave of dead hero in the revolu-
,ion of 1776. or Of the war of 1912, or of
the Mexican war of 1916. Apply at the
Office of the G.. A. R.-Nep Fork Herald.
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Fine Mich Co,cs.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

On MONDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'clock.
will sell, at the Court House.
very superior MILCH COWS, with their
Calves. 0A -N
1Yearling, in fine condition.
The above are Of the Durham stock, raised
in the city, and perfectly gentle. Sold for no
fault. the owner leaving the CITY. Jnna 4
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Assi9nee's Sale.
BY DC, PEIXOTTO e. SON

In the matter of a. NJ. Hunt, Bankrupt.
PY consent Of the said Bankrupt, we will
D sell, WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 9th Of
al property Of the said Bankrupt, at the hotel
known MS "Hunt's Hotel" on the corner of
Assembly and Gervais streets, consisting of:
BEDSTEADS, WARDROBES, TABLES.
Chairs, Looking glasses.
Mattresses, Feather Beds.
Crockery.ware, Knives and Forke
Carpets, Kitchen Utensils.
ALSO,
The entire contents Of IS well furnished
rooms.
Hogs, 8 Carts.
Lot Lumber, Window Frames.
About 10000 Bricks. s
Conditions cash. May % ethw3
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Wall Paper.

Wall Paper.
LNIRE SCREENS. PAPER SHADES and
IL CURTAIN PAPER 1900 pieces of the
above just in, at greatly reduced prices, ut the
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
June52 JAMES BROWN
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Notice to Correspondents.
A LII parties who have been sending funds
"A by Post Office Order to us, will, in future,
remit by Southern Express, and obiige
June ) E. go D. HOPE
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Fresh Fruit and Crackers.
= BOXES ORANGES, boxes Lemons, 4
unground-iust received at
MRS. O. HOOFMAN'S,
East side Market, on Assembly street.
CRACKERS OF all kinds on hand. h.4
June 5 o.
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Elmwood Cemetery.
VHHE Board Of Directors for Elmwood Ceme-
terry will hold their annual meeting THIS
DAY, at IL o'clock NJ, at Council ChamLer.
June 5 1 II. G.. GUERRY, Secretary.
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Notice. .sea- q.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, June 4, 1862
NHE Board of Health will visit the different
Il Wards OF the city on Friday, the 11th
instant. The citizens are notified that their
premises must be thoroughly cleaned and in
proper order, or the penalties, as provided BY
the Ordinances OF the city, will be enforced.
All trash, garbage, &C., from lots, should be
placed in the streets on or before the morning
of the 10th instant
By order Of the Board. sr 4
June 2 ]. s. MCMAHON, Secretary.
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A Q a r d =.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RE-
Il specially notify their subscribers and the
merchants Of Memphis. generally. that they
have appointed Mr.. w. G. MATHEWS manager
Of their branch at this point. Mr.. Matthews
experience and acquaintance with the business
In other localities will guarantee to subscribers
strict, thorough and prompt attention TO their
wants.
Especial attention will be given to the oolleo-
ton Of past due claims. or the address Of care.
fully selected Attorreys will be furnished
where parties prefer doing their own CORE
spondence.
a References Book, containing the names and
Commercial rating of nearly every business
man in the United States and British Provinces
lover coo. 600 pames) is sued semi annually
January and July for the use Of subscribers
the ratings based upon the elaborate details
which their Office records furnish. are By far
the NEST reliable and carefully made Of any
work Of the kind.
Ttis agency was originally established In
lsll, II has branches in every important city
h she United States AID Canada, and also In
Losdon, Englsnd. and its iarre and constantly
growing influences, notwithstanding many
enorfs 10 initiate il by others. Is the best evi-
derce that can be given Of its equitable princi-
pies and is useful operations. IL Is. emphat-
icailS. d-signed Tor tbs "prQmotion and pro-
lection Of trade"
Terms Of subscription will be msde known
on appliaatio 10 the Office. corner v lain and
Madison strefts. X. q. DUN co.
Memphis. October 7, 1863. s2-57
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NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, October 26-The cele-
brafed cotton case of the United States
vs. Vernon X. Stevenson was decided to-
day by Judge Nelson, of the United States
Circuit Court, in favor of Stevenson /;
holding that the cotton never belonged
20 the Confederate States, and instead OF
being shipped to New York in violation
of the acts of Congress, it was shipped
from a Confederate States port 10 q
foreign country, in violation OF the block
ade to the port Of Wilmington. Bat this
fact could not change the title of the
property, or make forfeiture of the same
to The United States, unless seized as a
prize of war.
A report says that Pere Hyacinthe
starts West next week.
Jay Gould gave evidence on the gold
conspiracy before the grand jury to-day.
Several distilleries were seized in Dix
on's alley, Brooklyn, by an armed force
Of deputy internal revenue officers. The
officials were met by crowd of rutfians
armed with brick-bats, etc., who were
soon put TO fight by the police. The
stills were captured and the operators
locked up.
Nearly all of the operators Of the
Franklin Telegraph Company in this
city are On strike for such an increase
of their salaries as will make them equa
with those paid by other companies.
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sY TELE RAP h
mrpsraHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. October 26.--Secretary
Boutwell, this morning received ASSIST,
ant Treasurer Butter6eld's letter OF
ras;ona,ion. and shortly afterward went
10 The Executive Mansion, wnere ne nao
a consultation with the President on ,ne
subject. Up to noon nothing iq.'ner
.ransn,red relative to the matter. Bout
well was AT the State Department and the
Attorney Generals cfice during the Tore
No formal meeting Of the Cabinet to-
day. although ell the members were at
the White House this morning.
The President and Mrs. Grant lett
Washington for Philadelphia this eve
ming. r.:.a
States this morning Mr.. Phillips SAID
That on account OF an argument ID pro,
oress between the Attorney General and
The counsel for e. M. Yerger, It is
tboupbt best that no motion should be
made this morning for further proceed
ings. and if, therefore, there is no ohJec-
,;on ON the part of the Court, l will post
none argument until subsequent day.
The Chief Justice replied that they
would consider the matter and answer
tomorrow.
TIE Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue. has decided that winters are not
subject to the special tax as liquor deal
els for selling their own products at the
place of manufacture.
The delegates to the Railroad Eogi-
ueers Convention, lately in session in
Baltimore, to the number OF about one
hundred, called on the President this
morning and we're received in the East
room. Delegates were present from all
parts Of the country. The President ex-
pressed his qualification at meeting the
gentlemen representing the Ohio class
OF industry, and wished sincerely for the
prosperity and success of their organize
ton.
A circular from the War Department
announces that C. C. Tucker, one of the
parties against whom charges were re,
Gently made, in connection with illegal
bounty transactions, has disproved bis
knowledge of the frauds or responsibility
therefor.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA. October 26.-Edward Cody,
q citizen Of Wsrrenton, Warren county,
was takenAlrom his house last night BY a
party of Federal soldiers While being
carried out of town Cody escaped, rsceiv-
ing two shot wounds. The sheriff re-
ported the outrage to the military author
tiles. The affair has created much i'll
feeling.
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NEBRASKA.

ST.. Louis, October &c The statement
that the Nebraska Legislature had rati-
fed the Fifteenth Amendment last March
is incorrect, as that body adjourned
without action on it, in February, but
Governor Bntler will probably call 30
extra session to take action on it this
winter
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Notice OF Dissolution.

TIRE FIRM OF WHITM0RE CO.; 10
| this day dissolved by mutual consent j. j.
BaB Bose having sold bis entire interest IN tee
PuRLIc LNnGER establishment. intending al
assets and liabilities. 10 T. Whitmore. Who
firm ard Is alone authorized 20 collect and re-
ceipt ID the firm name for all debts due the
y. WHITM0RE.
October IL, 1863. J.J. DUBOSE.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, October rs The city is entirely
Tranquil. The threatened demonstration
has rot been made. and no disturbance
whatever has occurred.
The Emperor went ont this afternoon
n an open carriage, and drove through
the principal streets. :. -.
CoPrNHAaEs. October 26.-The Chi
nese Embassy. after having visited the
capitals of Denmark, Normandy and
sweden, left to-day for the Netherlands:
MADRID, October 26.-It is reported
that Serrano is threatening to resign the
Regency, in case Of rupture between
the Uuionists and Pregresaionists.
The report that Adelina Patti had lost
her voice at Homburg is untrue.
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L u M IL Il IL
Laths and Shingles.

HAVE NOW ON HAND AND AN CON.
l SANITY sa~;nK. q fall stock Of building lam
her all dimensions. sils, jois;s. stud finE post.
large stock oflaths aud shaved shi-giee. Par
tieular attention will be Eiven 10 the sssSincnt
Of lumber. Orders spliciiei-
Mills ard Lumber Yard on WOlfrivcr. norih
81 vKEABLE.
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mAINE.

AUGUSTA, October &c The Governor
left &c 5=T without appointing United
STATES Senator TO fll up the Vacancy
caused b. he death Of Mr. Fessenden.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 26.-Gen. Bslknsp,
the new Secretary of War, left K.okuk
this morning for Washington. Admiral
Fsrrsgut expects to be out by the 6rsi
Of next week.
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The business viii be continued At the old
stand By the undersigned. who is now better
prepared than ever before, with new presses.
" III ''''' ~ '''-' R.wHITMORR.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.


ARRIvs. pEPART.
New Orleans mail tdsily). H$s pm. I'sS am ann.
Eres sss Except Sunday 2:s5 pm; 40 Al Nm,
Mail train makes direct SonneOu'n '0' ~"
or Txnross train makes direct connection for
coffeeyiiIe. Water Valley. OXFORD Holy
SPRINGS, and all points North OF ufenaoA on
Mssssipg Cent? ass r1 Msin Street. and at the
depot. Omnibuses will call fcr psssenge GER anu
oh COX baggage IN any part OF the Guy ~ isav-
Ing orders at 1871 Majpp;,ropv On sunr
MEMPHIS AND oHARLEsroE sAILn.osA Gar,
Through mail, dsily.:..;..'.. 200 I'm. i&ior'.'
Through express, dailyldoos
not arriveSunday or leave IN On :. I'm
Saturday Ai'''
function Accommodation. ,.,ox
save Sunday................... o'io Axe ''oo
Somerville Accommodation AM,
Rs;lrosd time fifteen minutes faster than
o's Et' sN No. 27s Maia street, and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES u. i. A.
BAaSKY HuGHEs. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILRoADs
~ ress,................1 2:25 Pm. 800 AM
Hishs Express. s.;;sn. a Sls S s,eS fs
f Rs;srnad time Is is minutes faster than city
tina. Ticket Office, No. 18Th Main street. De-
pot. neao oi n'S'" 8. B. JONES, Sup't
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK nArLaoAD'
ao,se WEsr :. Leave Hopss6eIld at o;So am. !;
o,t,na EIsT-Leave L'Anguille at 2 p.m.;
arrive at HopeEeld OF 500 Pm. r.. 80
Trains leave daily. Ferrybost issy .; 1901 Oh
Union B. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
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Invaluable to every Merchant, every Me-
chanic. every Manufacturer. every Farmer.
every Business Man. and every Young Man.
great success. For circulars and fan infarmA-
ton. address D. D. @ NsE 4 co..
1851 Publisher, Hartford. Ct.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-27
STORAGE PO1 COTTON.
Mvupure Senf IA 1850

MEMPHIs,. Sept. TO, 1909.
MERCHANTS OF ME- MPHIS- GENTLE
M MEN: The above Houses are now open
10 receive and DISCHARGE cotton. Every facility
10 seIIer and buyer will be Given. To my old
patrons return you my IN inks; for the IN
lure / refer GU TO the past long experience in
the business hope to merit your patronage.
ss- Capacity and convenience unequalea.
Ratss same as first. class houses
lsS2 As. wHTTFORD.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-27

For Arkansas and Texas.

TRAVELLERS OR MIGRANTS GOING
i to Arkansas or Texas should cross the river
at this psint on steamer
LAURA. Check, master,
to Cheeks Landing. Four niles Of lard travel
saved. Boat makes four trips daily. Fare one
half that Of steamer aalisti-. H-f