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SAtt oY fuK "torND TAsLE" "-,Jh.
ii'nn"i3miie nrwslspe, bHk Leeb s'ri
y hr. hcdkr, ths proprietor. 10 N
2nhse,ct. ni Hp G,,jzrn. ebd will T.,
mt'ge6 jnt,Ai'e iotur paper. The .iyI,
and fo,m of the Bound Tsh)e viii be T.,
ta,r~t. rnI ue nuwbyr pf tne"s viii D.
'c,ca.ei from HMe"H 20 tHr,ti (pu
f'h" editorial flIrce nf i':e Citizrn will s.,
rnga2ed on The new cruii"nti"h .hprt
'.1A r....' s'.s {N. 7. PuI.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
! I. j, CALOWEiL.,
\ H. Mltkl.E,
4. H. SlOlr, : :

: The Com miurc hrs farther ~ report,
that s>,s,s numNrr rfpriHeS WAS
Nmi,cd t. ,A,<> f,u~, tat jnS,ies I"
er,m,>ins s>ho!>r>h'r SNd a sns'ilohls
examination, >uSSr>,> shr rtrr'trty"t
nsNlas h>,M>nls m>n,'m M,many more
NJ tho \>n.;h> nj ,tN> >l<A.Nl - (Nl ha,@ IN
~ c<,>s~rss mA a.r II Masters n Maybi",
W,HNsm G.,Ene,sa, a. tSnsf'r1, a
N}h,cs xn.i ~ c'> aha St>H, the sevcral
vnnne acr,, >>.n,iarI With hn, view "a
nc ,AisA c%">;sry "c'minsn, among
,hasn y n, :, W"I~r.
H. cantlu>lnu, tie Scncrsl exercises o'
80 ex.uih.;j"n. s,>1itahlr alike to
;r.shs.s ,Gs! ynst;$ IN ear ,(ndSmrnt,
rss.& Ca:,, \ 4 NHc', The wosu,y F,im
S,i}u3 sI =, .\,rS,nN. anN,,,s The cnrr'
ssAse> rs :, in>""r,.N> III the times
Wa s,as I - ~ A. >,'>c rsminenEv quail
,S>.l q. 1,,>y,r.: ,rS r.!nts;e thr Nvu,h
~ nSyN> >or; i;,<S :" his rs,c, inr use
.u}n,>> ~ * ;'a>iEt>l r"r>"',$ "f hfe,
sc ut!9>> ,..ss, .1sE>"nre his Sshoo
~ v n'S!N g ;a,->aase and canEdsnc,
ii, Mn n,., .rr>' r,'smaHiV,
4! :: +, ,A.31WkLl> ! $780,
:. A. y, NE, c,m;,.
:. /. 4. :HMAN. ''S'"'''>ss
]. \ >,>.I, ......
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
1t the GGil n( Julf tilhilee I'D GbptlcH.

1t tbs GhA nfJp!y jptiIee 10 Cbp,lcs.
ton, tie "I{rvH ". II. Brown. sbr
o?ene'l the heat viii, prayer" - safd A:
THAT he ti,nnkrd Gml wto had mad,
'i'"c1!loTeh people hee aJter t~n ipn
jrsyj md Bfy years Of bondage. end bnd
rlacel tbsu' }n ttDmpt oser tbe abis'
msn j thqttbs "rpi0,Fd people nov bad
he,YlJts Men adpNH ~ The dos. aud
thriy fret npoD ttejt Desks," So.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
In the District Court Of the

In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carollna,
Jmly Term. 1900 In tho maitar Of Jossnh
W. Hill. nf Nowherry County 49, RanE.
rurt. Petition Tor full and Auai dlschsrSs
Onlere'i. that hearing bs hnd on tho ,f,,,
d"v Of Augnst. 1860. ut F,defal Court House
IN Greenvf'ie. G, nnd that n,l croas
ttinra, &C Of said I,anKrupt appear a. .t,,a
t'me nnd place. and shrw cnrIRe II any thov
c"n' Why ihc pr"yor Of the Peii,IonSf sbo bonia
no. moa a. ne grated. and That the 2ad and "a
6o held n, he .f1ce' If q d. yasseg. 3d.
ls"glssrar If third t3) Congressional blttrict.
=; - Z z on the 7th ayGofGApguss 1869. st
july ~ ;scr isoc ' q 'he oonr' 'he 7'h day &
as .a,.,;,f4., DANIEI. HORLBECE. H., =,
;Clctk District Cttirt UnitSd Sfalas.
Jaly Ii 81 So "a. For South fSar3IinA1 q
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

13A IJ"r'1'a't> M D. L,yis psn:,nn
tlHi"g ate Ia g',A ,.r.,tuuWE Or c"uru
u tie t"'xt j. td.>, f"i'. +,tr given j,
liz w+na+. AtuDajr, 500 eAch fr ~.
'sir,. ta.rA ba!v :" wsjsE fpur bunI,,>
'"d fit'r ,'"p"ds. m!s II syn, Atsp!e|sr
tie ott!,, II hong
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N7I"n.'r '""- 'ir"'' .,,,,.t.- :.ir: y -.
- - -" A"'i' lr =" dr.. ~ :. Z :
':n"ir' NuI.u! A": ::sn t",oys+;r,.a
.''"' r.. VI - Il l'' ltu,f.n~ js:.t,s-i
: IL :uit,4IT 3rs1u.~, Inx-",
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

hELfHTous. In consequence Of the con.
:inncd illnc>s Of Rev. Mr. Furunn and his
a'schc, Tor tie benefit Of lis health, lhcro
""s no pr"achIng at tn. Baptist Church.
'"l S"''hath. We ~incerrIy hope his nl.
sence viii not bo prolracIod.
An urgent call upon the Paafor Of ,l,c
Ne.l"'list Church, to visit distant com.
MUMMY, prevented services thore IN tho
'""r"'"g, but IN tho evening, Rev. Sir.
Walker presided. AssIhtcd by Rows. Marion
Boyd hnd W. II. L4wton. .... #
&rvirts wore held IN tho Prcsby,erIa,,
CImreh, morning aud evening, by tho Rev.
Nr. Mickle. ........
Rev. Dir. Walker o1lciatcd at tho EpIsco.
pa Church IN ihe oryiug, mud nirrr tho
s"r''cer, ITO Sncranrnt Of tho Lords f,np.
per VAS adminioier"h 10 tho meInbr,s. and
'"ch mrmbrfs Of other ChIistian ohurchcs
Ms "rre 70 Disposed. ...... rls.r
| Agfee"b!e to a kird Invitation, we attend
"a the services held Inst Snndny afternoon
NJ EbeHrzr Church, nnd listened 10 up clo
HHeDt hjteontsa by tic venerable Rev
Ovid Derrick, whom wo had tho pI,asur,
"f listening TO 10 our rnrIy boylloods tluys
VI tbe eity OF Charleston. 10 also nd
drrssed 'bG chjl,jWD Of tie SnL)nlb sehoo,
and ~ ple course Of his reu,srks told then
a.hs had preached to their grAod.mlhor,
"peN my were yoDDg men, upJ TO- thei
'asoffs "benthey g4ro iItllo chIldroD, (,
that same cb9feh .5,,a.sg,s. ..,a Ia,
f,F g ~-rst''t-, ~t's dess >.~+!r...,-vn rod
4 ''Hr, George Peabody hns added moth
] Erm)'ltop "f doIIAfklo hd southGrS G,l
DcatjDhaI nDls6sbo5kn naf 4M p@il
| .' " 'g't'-+'$a' - as> !-s.-,4+ 44JryLg..& ~
J a'''h'r" IS to haVG CoolIo labor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

/ eaTAxEa~ TIis Galph,tja fph6snt
'xss,ysI:' Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oar,
"lpr refuse 70 pay stbeir STATE ax,s,p
ths.t,ronnl that j s. <AD ,iilpgnl . i0luoSj,
ti9s, pySn according u .iis. paeetDk Con.
sNihiibh aSd tiaWs of sso1WH .cRioljpa,
Tho question will he cor,nd tnfos {hs
COnrtS"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

AtrkMpr ro SuoUt Aiaet Saturday hI.
,r,necn, Willie RlsEt, aGcnrte,,"to stli9et
at JNhe W. Wicker. Mr., 'E,i@ard >Chfls.
tisn standing near caught tlib' !histol Ai,d
directed tho bali IN ANOTHER direction, but
rcetivrd slight wound In his lrh hand,"'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
ySlNmASA Hhmnix,

The rHAAcss "f this paper haNs .aetttN>i d
erras fmHT"rSmtnt in tie aaans,tS and auai.
NY 81 ''> Nra6lnS matter ,shE, w $incwN>
u nH>s >Hst IS tNNarsi>sns mAnaSr and
= cn's<%,s, MsA Sem. WITH c>>at,nue 4, Nst
ms fsS>S'> 10 sn>S$ .he' ~ ocnSx srs, Mass
ne~Si>Ss E, h>'h ia s'sc x,A ;nasssfxs. /,
tsA s'Ss MI Il Emo,M ~A,K sas,>
~H! hro~T u NnA>$ NJ cas r>sIaceS, hos
fa>d ssse sSsk""tst cAa!r SN the ns<, sSx
.EcA>> Ina s...s ss waas rS>>hsss, Assume tAs
"fsssSsa SASrse 81 shc nss>ss - 80 Gerry gay,
W>SryN g. y Is ~ ttSs Nj, SAu~cs has tx
nfsltSS saaf ak. lNxsaltse sASSl . make ,Ht
otNS*uA tts1 s>H nss>:s,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
TsnR,nLH CosrLAoRArtoS IL llosay Co,

TERR,RLH CoNrLAGRArt0N ~ HoRRr Co.
Wo learn from the tiorry News that one
! of THO most eXtepsive tirrS over known
IN thAlsSGstion 9NSteen raging Tor st the
last ,NS MeekS tMsW.SNntSepA1>h.a It
:SsV'i D"y. AZ |NS fro&',hvt htS MESSSe SSa| I
Observation-Disclosures SSssasn,tS, ndsthe
hwp SIsSsSSs I IstSs,fsySsKsdiS diSaaW issf
@aW .&sn'y ,%ii&f Va Ng>ss
hrrata Of tito fire is nnNnown The
country ,hrnnsh which il pa<$aA is liter
ally burned up. Kay sNer Msy sna
swamp a0vr swamp have been made
bare al all aale,e.aMas>s.s s.saaa ss4aeas,rxsas
,"l timhcr completely Ar<,rNv,A The
SarAnnaa> Muh thc n,re.n,n,e t.>\c>
arc made >,Hs}c Ns>,>> TIC t>', .4t,
wrA,aeT reinses, al il lrng,a>>,AAc ia vS,e<>A
Nhe hTas'I 'A>'.A - The s4tnc> !, j.
vet hHaMCc, AJAX sNN l~ >N>RC - >,ny
IN ttrctS ~ s!< 90 h u "a: MAN
sn."> We Ahr" ~ Hr>S>s& aAc s.e,si,>
"'A'> "HetwlsS''e, ske Hn>>tS "S%>sHNss!
~ sN'i> I'D fT9f i.< -, i>SrA ;hE ,Nt,
,S'4 e"<,> M,"r WA <l.rr6~ h.E
hE,~~n a'"nf>n". <essss,.' ,es Anxs>
'.rrns'ii nrn .i.A,, \ W9}>nr i,vs 4,,,,,,
>,nh "h,<n'&, y "a HI = s,,AA IS TtlS>
. s,hh aNsr,'s 20 :si<>: ,ca J.. ss,s >Ss
-. &m ".S' "">' ;'l'""r1 r". .ht S,N4r>.
M'ne r,sr han asr!T''ssa as 2eu t-s. b.
= S>,;un'1"G @in4 INsc nM Aara ;v..
'''t>'nt y 'r:> ~ an', VIC, l>u,,.',, "sY' =,
Il 'iiS'l ,'M Ns>tvuS Nvra' ,5'ftInn
Z y" Vm i""'f 1'"'us> t'H ~: ..A,n,,:< ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

snor, We learn that Mr. Pink HARRIS,
white rctqrplng TO. lhls ,hpWa on Eiday
wight 'ass Nc9'tsaS ehSs Gqh sonic per.
son unknown, Wo nre informed that he
was woun.lcd In tho abdomen-- but Is doug
wrn .GH.",'rIi.I irf %lUtI
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
NEWBERRY, S. c,
~; - - ss' :s
weAasagyssM ssMssatas> July IA, 1869,
{ &isxsnta h,ssn,h,sllsa.

M : EW MsUf0K0SSSA&VNtHf"tReV' ~
b "a !h&@Ao .he$gtNml old rommSn
wsSNh, IN m&thI IF States and States.
ssppseM ShS esss s.Ssiamphrd over SeaNa
xssSfv' ,Sa sSa raT, Wells has eSso
defeated &ySNAlSsr !" an Immense >e,c
Sic SsmrSs~YyranWi<. lie, US have
peace.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

FALL GARpS$iNu Nov Is the tiWo; 70
,hiuk about preparing for tho F,li G"rdsu,
II must rain hefore a.,Rreat whIl", mud
since ne Mvo been denied tho luxury Of
all The crisp sav"ry hrnlthfal vegetables
aud rich acidala,cd fYi's Qf ,SpflhE ,eld
Snmmcr, let ia rudouhle. our efforts for lilo
rrndnrt$ that belong to the FALL - :. y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

CoScSHr,-MissE EFF nSti, blind tatlt,
will give y C'ursrt at the Female AcIhcmy
Tuesday EscninG. tho 18Th Miss r. 10 a
Palii OF tho Blind Asylum and graduate OF
the Georgia [nS.iu.ion. She dcsnlvc the
most hearty courtc-ios Of generous and
apprtcia'ivo public aud we fool sati, Id that
whcrver she g,es. Kindness, attention and
sympathy will DO promptly extended to
her
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
MARprRD.

on tho 8'h OF July, 1860. BY tho Rev. J.
81. Doyd, Mr. JoHk b. MEAL and Mus
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

TuS SENIOR. MIR. T. f. Grcnokcr, who
has hrrn for several months in very deli.
este hcsl,h, has been constrained to
visit Glenn Springs, in the hope that he
may ter"1sr his wasting energies. We
d" Ni>h that the change Of scenery, and
apnrer atmosphere, together with health
Aiins waters and pleasant society, may
raaac him speedily ,u recover his wasted
he.i;h ana chee,iillneSs. ,..... g..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

FCS>Y. WE lcain that several ladies
"ho live some miles cast Of The
C"ur: House. discovered for several
mornings recently that some ono hnd
"I1i"k'ed salt in their pinza during the
night. 81 they determined to watch.
but getting tired and sleepy towards
midnight, they retired, and na usual iu
the morning. salt was GDnnl Strcwn in the
piazza. They then resolved to sit M all
night and solve Ihc matter, and in the
sm7ll hours nyant tho twall-lo Eel.
i"w "1'rc"r" upon tho piazza and begins
I" sprinkle snlt. The ladies, beng ilh
"1t male protector, opened fire npon
him. and gave him eight shots. Ilo
"n"tly rctreats. without leaving my
t's'.S Of being hurt. Who, which or " hu,
"as hr, aud what in the deuce did b,
Inean! !
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
NsasxS,y, $. G., July 9th, 1869.

Ma, A. =. r,vNs ..- DEAN Sin. The
Como,i,tse ii Examination, h whose
masmen, YOU have entrusted tho Np'
NS,,sS,amsn, cr r,ises Sr S'h1aNtsAAtP,
EwouM recommend The following, ss n
'5N>t &s>,tShnlirn, Via: N III
puse N Caesar >Cl.sss.,so lsSonS
Mayer
OF the three n,A,r prizes, the first I"
William uru<t~N, the ssr"nd' to "s
dawn f., hv ". EsrwilN aud +. Schnm'
pcr, ! The ,iEni, m M dawn fer ~
Bu,r J, Eamsse srd HryWard Ewart
Kesnsc,toNy >Stm,trd, q / 81 &ti,%
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

NsorrH.-The inicrninA,ie and IRE.
l'Ns>:hIr dronth continues. The lIeayens
~ s< or,Ss Sni the earth az iron Thu
H:<; &c" days we're if n!,hins hotter slat'
ever. GUdcn$ are exhausted. Old coru
ia,: h's bee. wr!l.worked, can stand a few
''>!. lonSer. anl will do we'll with a gcner.
I'v: ,.in. Eu. tia, N!.;rh has not hcrn
HeSit1 so -.il is ,Sis.ins up aud d,ing at
sAe s.s<,l. Cotton holds its own finely.
The weeds sud grass are dead, and Nth
Il a"e yAin cotton all! fDn,ish nicely.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

. Fr"i, Pliers S,l,o..l E Ianinatirn q,
cd'1esi last Thursday awl Friday. W.
lrs'7 tvs: he tr!Io,,rs exhibited crca,
rr 'iciency in their studies. It 'swnul
'tf"'l us mi'h pis,."-c Ia give N ,re
tA'enle'i :."lioe i the cxtrci .cS, u, an
'n'it.ti..ti t" attend did not reach Us il.
ti"r, a''i sc wee MT fully awe of
the " ,Sion until after It's nrcur:curc
Consequently wc arc not prepared to
make tina. acruratc report OF The silu:.
t:"n, no' to group its interesting events
nj inciI, u;s To the extent that wc
wonl'i otherwise 'r>irc. We are happy
t" lcasn that the boys departed them
se'ves as The rnlit,. courteous and gen.
,lrmanly Stn'lcnts, that they are, shuul,
on MI similar occasions.
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NVNFsNNVsNF 4
LOCAL ITEMS.

c"urt continues !" session, ,Ehlit!! ttss'ls.sy,px
llevcd will adjourn to-day, SVllSD acHtSi,Scs
viii ~ prcoono"nse9. " I'm H@IA2.s,
YT6SssNnhAiISn III the hipilb SofSasev:
Mr. MlhSnse's School, prSytppt $to%yoes.
'lsn,SMsbf Ms Fstaay, &The lekerelsea,
wslMrhWtN qNlsSSMtcrcsllhs aad5NiBhR
,reAnah,S| " "..-~> SsN~'.-'', :,
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"a, <. "...,u. ~. ~.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

''Hr, George Peabody hns dided moth,
srM,'1top of dolIafklo tbd goutslay6 G,E
yeatjbnaI f1Dl5a a,bh5to nA} TM ap2ja
# ,y'.t-+iy4:!4 i Ct !. .,.,44.A4 A4l.Is.. y lN4'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-13
LAW o

CHANCERY CoURT.-H Nm. IL. Smith
0GnceHor.-COurt met yesterday
The minutes were signed and an adj.
Journment had to Court in course, the
second Monday in November, 1869.
The contested election a 5 of Hun.
ter vs. Smith comes up before Chan.
cellor Harris, at Germantown. on
Monday, the 10th inst, at 81 O'Clock
am.
CRIMINAL COURP-H. E. Hudson.
Judge.-This Court met at 8 o'clock.
and proceeded to try Andrew Jack
son, indicted for grand larceny. The
case went to the jury ina very short
time, n after a short delibeFation
the jury returned a verdict of guilty.
and liked the punishment at three
years in the penitentiary.
The next case called for trial was
that of the State against William
Johnson, indicted for grand larceny.
In tins case the jury returned a YER
dict Of not guilty. Col. John Bullock
then offered some resolutions, passed
at a meeting of the Memphis bar as
tribute of respect to the memory of.
James L. PeytOn, a deceased member
of the bar, with n request that the
resolutions be made a part of the
record of the Court, and that the
Court adjourn for the day out of re-
spect for the deceased brother. The
resolutions were made a part of the
record, and the Court adjourned until
this mlrning as a token of respect to
the memory of the departed brother.
To-day the regular calendar will be
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-13

umph and glory are often shorn Of the
qualification they are expected to
bring, by the deep-seated feeling of
mad anger, injustice, tyranny and
oppression, by which they are often
won. War has its triumphs, it is true;
but oh! what suffering, what heart
rending sorrow, isleft in its trail; and
glory, earthly glory, what is it? The
shadow of a shadoW-the ~unsubstan-
tial stuff Of which our dreams are
born.
1.-THE boast of hetaldry, the pomp Of
power;
And all that beauty, all that wealth ere
gave,
Await alike the inevitable hour
The path of glory leads but to the
grave"
Should've not then endeavor, as far
as in us lies, to cleanse ourselves from
the ranking of discord and inordi-
nate sel1shness-to make flowers
spring up amid the desert wastes of
earth, and to make beauty and YER
dure cover the dark spots over which
the genus of ~desolatiOn has so lately
held empire? Should we not endeav-
or to live honest and uprightly; to be
pure in our lives and our conversa-
tons; to be humane and charitable;
to sympathize with the unfortunate
and relieve their ~distresses2 Let our
boast as a society be, that We make
good citizens, and faithful and endur-
ing friends. Acting on these princi-
pies, which must eve commendt them
selves to pure and enlightened minds,
can we not have an abiding hope that
our society will be a beacon and q
pride for the generations that succeed
us? But in its progress and effects it
will be unlike those great political
commissions which arise when the
fierce Indignation of an outraged and
dOwn-trOdden people upheaves,
throws and prostrates In the dust. No
captiyes win be lead in chains, but
victors and vanquished will become
united in interest and sympathy, and
commingle together as brethren ofthe
same family. No triumphant chariot
will roll on dripping with the blood Of
human sacrifice. No sacked cities,
no towns smoking in ruins, no fields
drenehed in blood, will tell that ram
pant war had yOked the dragons of
her iron car; but the sun of heaven
will shine upon Us, and leave peace
and joy and gladness along its bril-
liant trackway.
After the delivery of the Grafton,
which was well received, dinner was
announced. Many were well pro-
vided with baskets made Up from
home, and they scattered off in squads
under the shade of neighbOring trees
to enjoy their feast onthe green sWard.
Others hied away III couples to the
long tables spread with barDeeqed
kids, lambs, shOats and chickens, with
any amount Of accOmpaniments.
Everything was abundant, and all
We're satisfied. The dancing wa re-
sumed and continued until q late hour,
An amusing incident of the afternoon
sports was a breakdown and Irish jig
performed by two venerable gentle
men of the order, Mr.. Doyle and Mr..
Powell. 1t was funny-the crowd
thought so, at least; and'thus ended
the annual picnic of the Old Folks for
this wear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-13
CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis PostOfsce.


ChattauoagR, Richmond. Washington New
York, Baltimore, and all cities EAST ana SCUM
Columbus, ga and Montgomery. Ala al
stations on the Memphis and Snarlestohi
Mississippi Central, Mobile and ONO NASH
Vile and Chattanooga and kast Ienneesee
Railroads. arrive At 2:0 PM close At n;2
AM
VILE. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Ptttsburg, Phila-
delphia. Buffalo Albany, New York and al
cities North md West, arrive at E:S0 pm.
sloses a. 2 & g pm
New orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, vicks,
urg. Matches and all cities South, arrive at
m: closes CT I0:s am. ---.r- Ell
Austauons OF the Mississippi and Tonnes
se, New Orleans and jackson and southern
ailToads, Rrriveat 3 pm; closes atl0:45 pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays excsptedJ arrive at
pm: close at 5 pm.
Marion Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark,
n-weekly1 Monday, "Wednesday and Friday,
rive al DO am; close a. Il am.
Olive Branch and Byhaiia, Miss, lsemi-
Eeaklyl Monday and Friday, arrive st4p.m-i
close at 5 pm.
Cubaand Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at 10 am; close at II am.
Little Rock and Helena, and all landings on
White river, t~semi-weekly) Tuesday ana sat
urdRy, arrive At 9 am. close at 4p-m
Pine Bluff and Helena, and ali landlngs on
Arkansas river (tri-weeklyl TueSday, IhuEs-
day and saturday, arrive AZ sadn'i Close ats
pm.
All landings on the Mississippi river SOUTH
tEemf-weekly) Tuesday and saturday arrive
At 9 am; close ats pm.
AU~Iandings on the Mississippi river NORTH
tsemt-weekly7 Monday and Thursday, arrive
a. Gam. Close stS:S0 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, z. N.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
TO the Memory Of the Late Major ]
7. PeytOn.

AT a meeting of the Memphis Bar.
held at the Chancery Courtroom,
August 8, 1869, for the purpose of paw
ing the last tribute of respect to the
memory of Maj. James T. PeytOn.
Col. X. j. Morgan was called to the
chair, and Col. q. w. Heiskell to act
as Secretary.
w e. FOHlkes, ESD, offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, and
pronounced an appropriate and touch
Ing euiogium upon our departed
brother
WHEREAS, The members of this
Bar have heard, with heartfelt emo
tons, of the death of our brother,
Maj. James 7. Peyton, which sad
event transpired on the evening Of
Monday, the 10th of July, 1869, at the
Red Sulphur Springs, Va; and re-
Numbering his many virtues as q
man, and his noble qualities as a law
yer, they take Il mournful satisfaction
in giving expression to the high es-
TEEN in which he was held by them,
while living, and the painful regret
Occasioned by his death; therefore,
ReSOired, That in the death of Jas.
Il. Peyton this community has lost a
good, virtuOus and valuable citizen,
and the Bar of Memphis one Of its
most gifted, highly esteemed and re-
spected members-a loss which they
can never cease to feel and lament.
Rcsotged, That they tender his az
ficted family-the widow and the
fatheriess, now overwhelmed with a
sense of utter loneliness and desOla-
tiOn-their warmest sympathies, and
beg them to remember that " whom
the Lord loveth he chasteneth."
ReSOired, That a member Of this
Bar be appointed by the Chairman to
present these resolutions to each Ofthe
courts of the city-the Municipal, the
County, the Circuit, the Law and
Chaneery Courts, and the Circuit and
District Courts of the United States |
for the District of West Tennessee
with the request that the same be
spread upon the minutes of these
courts as a perpetual memorial Of the
high esteem in which their deceased
friend and brother was held.
ResOjUed, That the Secretary furnish
each of the daily papers of the city a
copy of these proceedings, with a re-
quest that they be published.
ReSOjUed, That the Secretary forward
to the family of the deceased a copy
of these resolutions, with the assn
rance that the friends of the husband
and father will never cease to cherish
tender affection for those whom he
The Chair appointed the following
members of the Bar to present the
resolutions to the several courts of the
city; To the Municipal Court, E. NJ.
to the County Court, w. c..
Foulkesj to the Criminal Court, JIM.
Bullock; to the Law Court, A. S.
Swingley; to the Chaneery Court, B.
NJ. Estes; and to the Circuit and Dis
,rlct Courts of the United States, c..
W. Heiskell.
The meeting then adjourned.
r.. }. MORGAN, Chairman.
G. W. HEIsKELL. Secretary.
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LADIES, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
Just received a large lot Hoop Skirts,
50 cents each. Another lot COrsets,
81. Another lot Ladies' Hose, 81 20
per dOZ. Another lot Linen Towels,
81 30 per doZ. Besides, we offer our
entire stock at great bargains to make
room for fall trade. NJ. Kraus q Co.,
corner Main and Adams.
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OFFICE HOURs.-The established
office hours of our Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from 8 am. to
10 pm, and we hope our advertisers
will conform to this rule.
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GENTLEMEN, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Just received another large lot British
half Hose, 81 so perdoZ. Gents Lin
en- handkerchiefs, 81 50 per dOZ. Puff
Bosom Shirts, -. Gauze Cndershirts
81 p. NJ. Kraus & Co., cOrner Main
and Adams.
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DON'T FORGET-f you have cOrns,
or buniOns, or ingrowing nails, or
other painful tOrments of the feet, that
DR.. Lane is at the Peabody Hotel.
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FoR FRIAR,s POINT.

regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tri-
weekly Packet-For Helena and Eriar's Point
0EORGE w. CHEEK.-.GeO Malone. master
ms elegant passenger packet IL
Will leave as above every MONS
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, tyu
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JOE LOCKE, 236l Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Louis
vile, Nashville and New York Dailies,
besides the latest Illustrated Weeklies
and MOnthlies,
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BILLS Of Exchange on all The prin-
cipal cities of Europe for sale in sums
TO suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.