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Synopsis of the Emancipation Proclamation
Issued by the Insurgents.


The original copy Of the so-called emancipation
proclamation, issued by the revolutionary General
Cespedes, has been received here. 1t does not as
has been reported previously abolish slavery at
once but counses owners to give their slaves their
freedom and leave the ultimate decision to the peo
pie, who at their pleasure may decide upon imme-
date emancipation. coupled with the indemnifca-
ton OF those owners who arc favorable 10 the revo-
lutionary cause and vet unwilling TO part with their
property. The Generals principal object In the
issue Of the proclamation appears TO be the utza-
tion OF the services OF the blacks as military me-
ceSsitY.
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freight tram on the Vermont and Massachusetts,
Railroad was thrown from the track yesterday
Royastown. Nine cars were Smashed ana the
bridge was badly damaged.
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Chances Of the Dukes Aosta and Monfpensicr
for the Throne Of spain.
FRANCE.
The Bank Of France.

PARIS, Jan. Is, 1863.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank of
France made public to-day, shows that the amount
OF bullion In vault has decreased IL 125ooof since
last week.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Probable Conclusion of the Conference To
dny-The Greek Ambassador ind His In
structiOns.

Probable Conclusion Of the Conference To-
day-Thc Greek Ambassador nnd His In
structions.
PARIS, Jan. I5 1869.
The Conference on the Eastern question will meet
again to-day It generally believed that this ses-
sion will be final.
1t Is reported credible autn lrity that M. RAN
gabe the Grecan Minister has been instructed by his
government to announce that Greece is resolved to
reject the decision OF the Conference II certain de-
mands in the Turkish ultmatum are supported by
tnat body. All the indications are that Greece is
fbent on war;
i A despatch from Athens states that King George
is preparing to retire to Naupa.
The Grent Powers, Excepting Russin, Request
Conference.
LONDON, Jan. Is 1860.
All the great Powers except Russia, have united
in demand upon Greece that for the preservation
OF peace she withdraw her formal objections to the
Conference, as at present constituted The Powers
have reason to hope that Russia win also concur
in this demand.
Prediction as to the Course of Greece.
PARIS, Jan. Is, 1862
The Constitutional OF this city predicts that
Greece Will submit to the voice OF the Conference
Business Transacted During the Session OF
the Conference.
PARIS, JAM 15-Evening
The Public (newspaper) reports that the Con-
ference on the Eastern difficulty held harmonious
session to-day, and adopted unanimously concili-
:atory resolution. NJ. Rangabe was not In attend
ance. His continued absence is regarded as q re-
iusal by Greece to recognize the Conference.
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Lang Complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma, &c.,
speedily relieved, and, " taken In time, permanently
cured by JAyNEs EXPECroRANT Yon viii Ind In il also
certain remedy for Coughs and Colds Sold everywhere
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Piles, Piles !-Dr. Witmerss Pile supposItOry
viii positively external internal Piles. Agent i6l
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Royal Havana Lotfcry.-Fcr OnSctal Draw
ing for JAM g. 1852, another part OF the paper
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, f6 Wall street, New York.
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Libraries and Parcels Of Books Bought.
100000 Books hand. Catalogues free.
LEGGAT BROTHERS, 1fs Nassau street
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sosnething New.-Treafment Of the Hair
With aromatic herbs only Badness and gray hair
No. 4 Astor place.
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Excitement In the Legislature Over the Gov.
ernor's MessaGe-rhe Governor Called
Upon to Substanfiate His Charges.


The Senate, on reading the Governors message,
passed resolution referring that portion OF the
message relative to the States relation to the gene
raj government to a committee OF FIVE; also resoia-
ton calling on the Governor to show the facts where.
he states there Is protection for life property
and the maintenance Of peace and good order: also
proofs Of the evils and disorders TO which he refers
or OF the existence OF organized resistance TO the
law the extent and character OF the same: also that
II Is the earnest desire and unwaverIng deter
proper measures with the other depart
ments OF the government, in Offering nun
In the establishment OF peace and good order
throughout the state, securing 10 all classes ana
conditions OF the people the free expression OF pot-
cal opinions and eiecnR the faithful execution OF
the laws OF the state and OF the United states
The House passed resolution referring that por.
ton OF the Governors message relative to recon
struotion TO special committee OF ten.
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The Famous Corncr-D1 Naasau Street.
Futon. The Metropolitan Job Printing Rstabshmsns
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neancss quickness and despatch per ceut
cheaper than At other printing establishment 10 the city
AZ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, 81 Naaaau street
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SPAIN.

Elections for the C0rtes Bcgun-Anothcr
Conspiracy Discovered - Prominent Gem
erals Arrested.
MADRID. Jan. 15-Evening.
The elections for members OF the Constituent
Cortes have commenced. The reactonists made
some attempts to create disturbances at the polling
places but they proved abortive. with these ex-
ceptons good order has been maintained.
:. The provisional government has obtained proof
of the existence Of conspiracy in which Generals
Pezuela, Caonge and Manuel Gassett are impli.
Gated. The persons named are under arrest, and II
the charges against them are proved they viii be
severely punished.
Chances Of the Dukes A0sta and Monfpensicr
for the Throne OF spain.
LONDON, Jan. is, 1869.
The Madrid journals ore hostile to the Duke OF
Aosta as candidate for the throne or Spain. The
chances OF the Duke OF Montpenser seem at present
90 be improving.
The Gd,aots OF Paris, however, thinks the former
Is the most available candidate and the most likely
to succeed II spain declares in favor OF monarchy
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B.-B.-T.-Exceeding Effective. Browne
BRONCHIAL TR0CHES excellent ozsnges for the relief
Of hosrseness throat They certainly exceedingly
effective We have known several Instances which trouble
some coughs have ceased speedily after or two
Troches were tskenChristian World, London, England
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A. "a so per Dozen. Reduced Price-IIOfF,s
MALT EXTRACT No. 2S Murray street.
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Poor Richards Eve Water Gives Clear,
sparkling eyes. Take other. Sold By druggists 2c.
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1.-THE Baby II Cutting Teeth rse that Old and
well tried remedy. MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
which greatly facilitates the process and regulate
the bowels II relieves the child from pain, corrscts acidy
and wind collie and BY giving the infant quiet natural Sleep
gives 70 the mother. Onces-2i5 Fulton street, New
York, and 2o5 High Holborn, London, England.
be and cal for
having the fac simie OF "Crs Perkins, the outside
wrapper All others base limitations.
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For First Glass Printing or Every Descrip.
ton 60 10 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment ~
K~saa styasf
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A.-Hazard & Caswelrs Cod Liver OIL is
the best.
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GEORGIA.

Governor Buloclx's Messace-The Recon-
struction Laws Disregarded-Insecuriiy of
Life and Property-Freedom of Speech De-
nied-RevOlutiOnnry Acts of the Besisla.
ture-Satisfrctory Condition Of Strte FL
nanccs.
ATLANTA Jan. 15 1869.
The Senate and House reassembled to-day, and
the message Of Governor Bullock was received and
read. He commences by announcing that on the
7th Of December he addressed a communication 10
Congress setting forth that the reconstruction laws
had not been fully executed in Georgia. lie then
proceeds to state that the remarkable action OF the
Legislature at Its last session had induced careful
examination OF the law ana OF the manner OF its
execution, to ascertain how II was possible
that such extraordinary results could occur.
He argues that strict adherence to the
letter of the Reconstruction acts would have pre-
vented the overthrow OF them which has been &C.
complished IN Georgia. Congress, he says, ~ the
sole interpreter OF the true intent and meaning of
the reconstruction measures and the fna arbter on
the question OF their execution. In the body OF the
message the following occurs:-
81 The he, fact that there not n Gsorg adequate protection
lo Ire ana pronery @ ana she irss esgteson - "a o. political
gument the presentation OF the evidence which has
a mv o ss @ 1 ~ s
the information which would severely reflect upon us
people.
He says Congress win undoubtedly regard the action
expelling the coored members OF the Legislature
as revolutionary and the overthrow or the goyern-
ment instituted by its acts, and Will take into its
own hands the adjustment OF the difficulty unless
some effective measures at adopted herr to
repair the injury. It IS not desired, he SAYS, that
treason should be punished but II is demanded that
loyalty shall be respected, and II necessary pro-
tected. The Governor recommends the General
Assembly TO take the initiative for a settlement bv
excluding members ineligible under the fourteenth
amendment ana restoring the colorcd members 10
their seats, and in case II Is not deemed wise to
take this course. then adjourn and leave the
whole matter to Congress- where, In any
event, the matter must be finally disposed OF.
He further remarks that we may be well assured
tnat Congaess Will not pause In the great work of
reconstruction and Of regeneration until we fully
acquiesce the great fact that late slaves are
men entitled to all the rights, privileges and imu-
mites OF other men before the law; that until the
same freedom from prescription which Is now
is secured TO the humbest Union man and friend OF
the government, we cannot have perfect peace or
prosperity. He closes with congratulations upon
the satisfactory condition OF the State finances and
the valuable results obtained by agriculture. ,ry
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Words Of Wi-sou, for Young Men nm the
nmns fsss'on IN Youth and early Manhood with Sehelp
M ne esrhg ana unfortuna,e sent Ia sealed letter rnve
dcsphia. Pa. s' 80 - ."~
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Prediction as to the Course of Greece.
PARIS, Jan. 15 1862
The Constttaionnel OF this city predicts that
Greece Will submit to the voice OF the Conference
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wigs, Teupces and Ornamental IIair.-Bess
LORS, Is Bond street - = -
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Crfstadoro's Unrivalled Hair Dye.-SoId aud
applied a No eAsior House Mandatory 50 Maiden lane
EstabI,shed II 1S66..The MetropoIItan Jsb
Printing Establishment ~ Nassau street
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A.-C0Id-iBe, the Safest and Most Eacctusl
remedy for Gods sold by druggists RUsHroN'S, Astor
House, Of Barclay street.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Netfce,
attend sndr. meetings % printed n w qsa.ss Possb. manner
other similar place n the city at the METROPOLITAN JOR
PRlNIlSQ EsTABLIsHNENr "a Nassau street
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Batchelorss Hair Dye.-The Best sin the
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable insanaus
Factory 10 Bond street. srstsex,- ~sNs
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Window shades,
FOR sToREs AND sKyLrGHrs
q. l.. y. D. kelly CO.. 47 Broadway near Grand a
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A.-Missisagoi Spring Wnter.-Oniy Known
remedy for Cancer and all Diseases of the kidneys For
sale BY druggists. Depot 5s5 Broadway New York
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A.-Chickerina A & Sons.

A.-Chlckeriua & Sons,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
received the first grand gold medal,
the still higher the Cross OF the Legion OF
the Universal Exposition Paris 1851 These were
the highes. awards OF the Exposition and the house OF
CHTCKERING SONS was the only one so honored In
the United have been awarded sxynne first pre-
miums In composition with the leading manufacturers
Of the and the Great Exhibition n London ws
received the highest award given to tn the
United States Total seventy first premiums and the
fatterng testimonials from the leading artists OF the
wARERooMs no. II EAST FOURTEENTH STREET,
new York, between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-lAs;;--:4A:-.A,-A'-A'-A' As;-:4,. a
KEROSENE OIL, .
-
PERFECTLY SAFE,
For sale at reasonable prices at
DEVICES,
No. III Fulton street.
A.-MissisQU0i Spring Wnter.-Oniy Known
remedy for Cancer and all Diseases of the kidneys
sale BY druggists Depot 5s5 Broadway, New York.
A.-C0Id-IBe, the Safest and Most Eacctusi
remedy for Gods. sold by druggists RusHr0N's, Astor
House, corner Of Barclay street.
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Marshall o. Roberts Out Of the Contest
The Fight Narrowed Down TO RentSm an,
Morgan.

ALBANY, Jan. Is, 1850.
An unexpected change has taken place in the
Senatorial campaign, which leaves the fight
fair and square between Morgan and Fenton.
Marshall o. Roberts has retired from the field
Upon a consultation held to-day by the friends
OF Fcnton and Roberts, at which Greeley assisted, 1t
was found that although Roberts had considerable
strength It was not sufficient to warrant the
surrender OF the position which Fenton had
already attained. and therefore it was decided
that Roberts should leave the field open TO the
original contestants. This result was not arrived
at without considerable comparing OF notes and
close calculation as TO the comparative strength OF
the two candidates who now occupy the field. IL.
deemed advisable that the battle should be left
TO them. Roberts returned TO New York this AFTER
and Greeley departed for Cohoes.
The Troy Times, John A. Griswold's organ,
which has heretofore supported hun, comes out
this evening In favor OF Fenton. MIR. Crswold
therefore, may be counted ont of the con.
vote In the caucus. The issue Is narrowed
down TO q lne point. Morgan's party claim that
he can command tity-nve votes TO dead certainty.
and they look 10 contingent circumstances for few
They are very well understood here and they wear
green aspect refreshing to the eyes OF those
who have ballots 10 cast tomorrow night. The re.
tiremen OF Roberts IL not regarded as an indication
OF Increased strength Tor Fenton, as he really gains
nothing by the concession. There Is no abate-
ment In the confidence of victory with the friends
OF either party. The Morgan men contemplate suc-
cess with q CAIN assurance that IL cdilylng
10 behold. The fenton men are more demonstratiye
and boast q good DEAL which Is not a who onsome
sign. Heavy bets on Morgan have been offered to.
night and no takers TO be found, which Is ominous
In this monetary contest The new phase which IN
battle has assumed is perpexing. and has unset a
good many previous calculations,
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A fiaod Chance Tor sam Hen.

rT,HE STEAM SAW MILL, WITH GRIsT
i and Cotton Gin attached. commonly KnOWn
A. the GATLIN MILLS. will be sold AZ KinEs-
ton. twelve miles northwest Of Mound City. in
Critienden county, Arkansas. o. the sth day Of
May. 1859. n public auction. for cash. Well
ei;uatsd for timber and in q good cotton
county, with plehty OF cotton 70 gin and
grinding b do. A FOR information, refer 10
brown 4 Tyies. Office No. 81 Urirn street,
Memphis. Tenn. 1852 A. Z. GAILih.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, April 27.-The Corps Legisla-
tiff adjourned sine die to-day. AT its
last sitting there were cries of Vfct
Emperor" from the Government
members, and counter cries of pfre Ia
Liberti" from the opposite seats.
The governments Of France and Bel
GUM have agreed to appoint mixed
com mission for the settlement of COM
mercial questions.
LISBON, April 27.-The Portuguese Cor
ties assembled to-day, and the session was
opened by the King in person. Much
public anxiety exists over the unsatisiac-
tory condition of the finances, and the
subject was Immediately brought before
the Cortes, with the statement that the
expenditures are largely in excess OF the
revenue. The ministers said they were
preparing extensive economical reforms,
and would soon submit to the Cortes
measures for the reduction of the public
expenses, for the redistribution oil taxa
ton, and for the payment of the floating
debt.
LONDON, April 27-midnight.-ln the
House of Lords this evening the Life
Peerage bill was considered, and Lord
Derby, in q brief speech, expressed his
approval Of the measure. The bill
passed on its final reading.
The Cambridge boatmen have condi-
tioually accepted the challenge OF the
Harvard College Club.
The two thousand guinea stake at the
New Market races to-day was won by Pre-
tender, Belladonna being second and
Deny Down third.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, April 27.-The National
Sunday School Convention will hold its
third session at the First Baptist church,
in this city, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Geo II. Stuart will preside.
The Convention will have representatives
from all parts Of the United States and
Csnadas. Various important measures
will be considered for the more Efficient
working Of Sabbath schools.
A runaway truck ran oves and in-
stauily killed two little girls in West
street this evening The mother them
attempted TO commit suicide on hearing
Of their death.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
CONTROLLERS 0FPICE. 7
NASHVILLE. January / 1869.

I,G. w. Blackburn, Controller Of the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Security In
sursnce Company, located at New York. in the
State of New York, has produced to me salts
factory evidence that said Company has com.
Piled with all The requirements Of the laws Of
The State of Tennessee imposed on Insurance
Companies; and / further certify that X. ".
Vredenburgh. agent of said Company, bias also
complied with the requirements Of the laws Of
the stale, mace Spa pI3s,Ies ~ saeS eases;
has authority TO take risks and transact the
business of insurance 10 this State, at Mem.
phis, Tennessee. q. W. BLACKBURN.
Controller of Tennessee.
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BY TBLBGRAPH
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON.

WAsHIS0ToS, April pa delegation
of women yesterday appeared at the reg
istsring place in The Third Ward and
asked that their names BE- placed on the
voting list. The Board will consider
their application.
No appointments we're made TO day ia
the departments. 1t is said that large
number Of clerks will be removed the last
day of this week.
The anie-rooms Of TIE Executive man
sion continue to be crowded daily with
visitors, male and female.
Mrs. Grants reception to-day was at
tended by many ladies aud gentlemen
strangers and citizens.
The subject Of the tax on brokers SALE
is still under consideration at the Inter
nal Revenue Department, and decision
will soon be mode.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, April FIT is rumored that
the revolutionary Governor of Cicineo
Vicas was captured and taken to Sagua
La Grand and executed.
The Spanish man-of-war Union discov-
cred three suspicious looking vessels off
the coast OF Veneta Absjo and gave
chase and succeeded in capturing two Of
them. The other made her escape.
The United States steamer Pontotoc
has arrived.
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NEW YORK.

BUFFALO, April Thames Brennan,
late General Organizer of the Fenian
Brotherhood, leaves here to-day as agent
and correspondent to receive information
as to the location of lands, ETC., for Irish
emigranls in the Southwest.
Desyre's distillery, on Fifty-Seventh
street, together with large quantity Of
grain, was burned this morning. Loss,
$l6O, 600; insurance, $4,000
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INDIANAPOLIS.

ISDIAsAPoLIs, April 27.--The Indiana
Senate, this afternoon, by vote of 80
to 8, passed resolution to expunge from
its journals the resolution of censure
passed against Lieutenant Governor
Crenback in regard to his correspondence
with Governor Baker, in January, 1868.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, April 27-In the case OF
Charles N. Scall for sendirg bogus lot
terry drawing by telegraph, the defendant
was to-day found guilty and sentenced TO
pay fine of one hundred dollars and
the costs of the suit.
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4 "a. u US i,
NRky AND BOYS FINE CLOTHING and TlRNBllNA GOODS,
e45 MAIN ST r Il ID t.

| ,aded with discharged soldiers from the
{ rts along the Upper Missouri, end when
eighty miles above there she struck
suag and sunk in twelve feet OF water
No one was lost, the crew and troops oil
mating safely ashore.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April PA sioOx City
special says the frs; report about the ez-
plosion, sinking and loss Of life on the
steamer Urilda shove that city, was
grossly exaggerated. The boat was
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UX'AEf.

PRoxoxoToRY PoIST, April 27.-The
junction of the Union aud Central Paci-
&c railroads, near this station, will be
completed sometime this week.
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PENNsYLVANEA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-Rsv. Geo.
A. Dorberraw, for the past twenty Eve
years rector of the Church Of Redenp-
ton in this city, died to-day.
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DIR. RUssELL's
DiSpensary and Infrmary,
MEMPHIS. rENNEssEE.

DR. RUgsELL'S DISPBEsARY AND
IL Infrmary. the largest and Oldest institu-
tiOn Of the Kind in the Southwest. established
in 1859, pleasantly located At Nos. 30 and AZ
North SIDE Z Court Square. Memphis, Tennes-
ina trestu ent and the comforts Of home while
receiving the zane. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter. II desired.
khoumatism, Neuralgia, 0out, Paralysis,
Deafness. Fits. Congumption, syphilis, Skin
Diseases. Spermatorrhea. Inpotenoy, and all
the diseases arising from the iudiscreti0n Of
youth permsnenty cured. Also. Chronic Dis
eases IN al heir forms ehectually cared al the
above named institution.
Rk. RUSSELL. Consaliing Physician
~ Ireatise on Chronic Dresses furnished
free on application.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.
MISSISSIPPI AND rrNsEssrH sArLaSAD.


MISSISSIPPI AND rEEsEssEE RAiLa9Ap.
Arrive. Depdrt.
New Orleans mail. daily. s;l5P.N. 4l5 Pm.
Now Orleans express. $50 N. s:5o AN
Freight daily. ex Sunaay. 3:vu Pm. 6:2o AN
Time through to New Orleans. "a hours.
baggage checked THROUGH.
Ticket Office, 237lz Main street.
Omnibuses will call for passengers. and
check baggage. in any part Of the city by leav-
ingtheir orders at 237l1 Main street.
AS. LIVhRM0EE. Gen. Supt.
SELL Howell, Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON kAILRoAD.
Through mail, daily........l1: 45 A.lI. Lou PM
Through express, daily (does
not arriveSunday or leave
Saturday Pm o'oV r.h-
Junction and 6Omcrville
ac., save Sunday-"....-... s:tOP.N. e:l5 Pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday, o;oVA N.
This connects with Somerville Branch train at
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
0fice. No. 27s Main street. and at DEPOT.
A. A. BARNES, @. T. A.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Dsv Fxpress...................9 90 AN. tUl A.As
Night Express................. 500 Pm. 400 P.s-
Railroad time is Is minutes faster than CITY
time, Ticket office, No. BIN Main street. De-
po'' "''A ' S.B JONES, Sup't-
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
xEMPHls AID LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Go1fe WEsr = Leave Hopefeld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at 1850 An, and
arrive at Madison at O'Clock I'm.
GoNtNG EAsT-LeaveMa dlsonI day, hurs-
day and Saturday. at 1880 am; arrive at
Hopcfeld at o'clock p.n.. and Memphis
at 100 pm.