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nj CALL AT BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTA-
BLISHED BAKERY and get
TIE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS.
No.IOYSTER CRACKERS.
XN PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE,
IXLLEMOS SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-NUT,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 70'
Main street. AL y
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FrhTEATgDSSG.

TEII!E MISSES CIR ATT AN WILL
1 RESUME THEIR SCHOOL OH the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER.
an ll-dlw&.tawtScpe3&tdO
DRINA ATE CLASSICAL AND MATIIE-
1 NAUTICAL SUHOOL.-My SCHOOL will be
rc-oncncd on the IST OF SEPTEMBER NEAI,
and viii close the Goth Of June following.
TERMS: Tuition, S75; Board. &C., Sis; no
extras.
Address Whitlock post-otlicc Halifax, Va.
il 2a--c0diw THOMAS T.. BARkSDAl.t.
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TXCURSION DOWN TIE RIVER By
MOONLIGHT.
On MONDAY. AUGUST 10th, lsCa,

the large and connections sdc-wheel steamer
STATE! OF MARYLAND will leave her wharf at
Rockets for an excursion down the river, leaving
Richmond at O'Clock Z. n. Returning, Will ar
rive about O'Clock.
This excursion will he ENTIRELY SELECT. ana
the disposal of the limited number of tickets that
have been printed is left entirely with the Com
mittcc of Arrangements. 1t IS designed to make
This truly select party, and in order 10 more ci-
fcctuallv prevent the Introduction Of liquor, no
one will he allowed To sell refreshments
4 FULL BRASS BAND will De in attendance.
Tickets for the round trip. ONE DOl.LAR.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS I. y. Bran
der. X. +. Hot2c, John W. Todd, d. \. Brown, Jr.
an c--ti
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atl l1-lI =
RICHMOND AND YORK RI L Il
II, RAILROAD COMPANY.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.
RICHMOND, August s, 1902 J.
T, pursuance Of a recent resolution Of the Board
Of Directors a general meeting of the stockholders
OF the Richmond and York River railroad Co IN
COMPANY I'm Richmond on WEDNESDAY inc Sth
day Of September next, at l23 o'clock L: NJ 10
consider and determine upon proposed cAtchsloii,
70 the waters Of the Chesapeake bay, as provided
for Dy act OF the General Assembly passcd Le Z''i
Gay Of February, 1867. A. D hIr W.,
au div &swtd fFcsiuch''
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NOTICE TO BOOk-BUYERS,
~ TEACHERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS,
STATIONERY, &C, &c.
We keep constantly on hand full stock OF all
the latest and best TEXTBOOKS published
together with large supply OF STATIONERY OF
every quality. Teachers furnished on most liberal
terms. Country merchants viii lind II to their adj
vantage To purchase their stock In Richmond IS
they can get their goods nj the same prices, and
save the expense OF a trip North. Al. new publ
cations received rs soon as issued
4. IL. CHRISTIAN & CO, d.
1908 Main street.
auA nearly opposite tile post-oiilce
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MEETINGS.
OFFICE Currr OF RECORDS

OFFICE CHIEF OF REcoRDs,2
ASy,woS TRIBE, No. so, ]. O. X. NJ,
RICHMOND, VA.
CHIEFS AND BROTHERS,-You are
I J hereby summoned to attend stated council
Of your Tribe on this the y Sleep Sturgeon NOON
Canitol street between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Rusincss of Importance to be attended to-,
Brethren of sister tribes In good stanainS COT
daily In vited 10 attend.
By order of the Worthy Sachcm.
,,o ~ chief OF Records.
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50 PER DAY.

7 \ PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
IL CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned having leased this house, so long
and faYorably known under the proprleiorship OF
the Messrs. Wards and having rciitted and refur-
nishcd 1t Throughout in the most elegant manner 1t
Is now open for the reception OF guests, with all the
appointments Of Il iirst-Cass hotel.
j. Il. BUTTERWURTH & CO.,
my l7-3m ProprIctOrs.
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E>E E;fs.

In Baltimore. Nd Tuesday, August 10, JOHN
H. WIGHT, formerly Of this city, aged about
thirtv-four years. His numerous friends III hi:
city will be gricvcdt to hear Of his death
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yNOODHOUSE & PARHAM have in the

w DOLLHOUSE Il PARHAM have in the
w same building with their bookstore COM
pctc BOOk-BiNDERY and BLANk-BOOk
MANUFACTORi, appointed with modern tools
them 10 execute orders FOR FlRST-CLASS WORK
on good terms as the best houses anywhere.
Merchants, bankers, railroad and insurance
Offices clerks Of courts, and others can hare their
books made here to any pattern desired.
4 good stock Of blauk-bookS Of regular forms can
always be found on their shelves ready for use.
3ypT
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Train leaves depot AT $40. Returning, leave
Petersburg at L. NJ, arriving ut RichDond Il
$40. ,,.r <.>-,-e,
Tickets for the round trip, FIFTY CENTS.
j. II. WOODCOCk.
M !, OF General Ticket 4 gent.
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MAR hED,

On the 10th instant, by Rev. {. W. Pcthcrbridgc,
Mr.. JOSEPH L. FLEMING and Miss CARO-
LINE FOSTER both oI HenliCu.
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NEW AND OLD BOOKs.-Abbott's Di,,
~ gcsL Law Of Corporations, Abbou's and
Brishtlys National Dlgests, Clint0n's Digest or
New York Reports, Digest OF Fire Insurance
Decisions, Benjam on Sales, Comic Blackstone,
Bench and Bar, Smith on Contracts, James, Bump,
Avery, Hobbs, Brightly, and Hilard, on Bank,
ruptcy; Naury's Virginia. Our stock OF ne" ana
old Law and Miscellaneous Books IS large ana
prices low. RANDOLPH ENGLISH
booksellers, stationcrs, and booShincers,
iylo 1918 Main street.
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PROPOSALS.
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-Just arrived at Lip I'm
Il scombe's Stable, on Second street. be- ~
tween Marshall and Clay, twelve coed HORSES,
suitable for saddle draught purposes. His
friends and the public generally are invited to call
and examine them. aulI-3ts
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AROUND PETERSBURG,
AN EXCURSION TRAIN
WILL BE RUN OVER THE RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIIIrESnAY. AITGLSY l2TII. 1859.
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GOLD SWEET" SPRINGS, MONROE COUNTY, !
MEST NIRGINIA. August 8. lS0g.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-05-05
Desportes, Williams & Co., Proprietors.] ]

RESOLVED, That it is the sense of this
Society that the qualification of this
journal by Messrs. Walker, Evans &
Cogswell is of vital Importance to the
successful development Of the material
resources of this State and of the en-
tire South, and we heartily pledge our
influence and support to them in their
enterprise.
Resnlucd. That the President of this
Society he requested to appoint q
Committee of three from each County,
whose duty it will be to interest the
people of the respective Counties in
said magazine.
Gen. Gary moved that Committee
be required to draft constitution and
bylaws to govern this Society
Mr.. Boiui,t offered the following !;
which was adopted
Resolved, That the original Agricrl-
tural Society Of South Carolina be re-
vived, with its constitution and BY
laws, and that the officers just elected
be the offers of this Society.
On motion of Gov. Bonham, the
Convention adjourned to meet Thurs
day, at | q. m.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-05-05

FREE TRADE MovEMENrs.-It il
curious to notice how the sentiment OF
the world oscillates in regard to tho
principles of free trade. 1t is long
since hdam Smith expounded the prin.
Cir .f national wealth but whilo
the cor! ectness of Smiths theory has
been generally admitted nations have
but slowly y grown up to the high stan
dard of conviction which enables them
to reduce the theory to practice. Nor
is it always safe to conclude that be-
cause q people have taken step in
favor of free trade tho step will not
be retraced. 1t is gratifying to find
at one and the same time that these
principles are now finding favor in
New England, in Spain and in Franco.
The Spanish Finance Minister propo-
scs gradual reelection Of all prohibi-
tory duties. A similar proposal has
also been made in the French Corps
Legislatif. The New Englanders,
meanwhile, have established q reform
league, the principal object of which
is to advocate the principles of free
trade. All these are encouraging
signs, giving us reason to hope for
better times. To buy in the cheapest
and to sell in the dearest market arc
privileges which ought to bo national
as we'll as individual in their range.
". Y. Herald
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From Peters Musical Monthiy !
he Wipes the Tear from every Eye.

SET TO MUSIC BY II. p. DANKs.
When sore Affections crush the soul,
And riven is every earthly tie,
The heart must cling to God alone
lie wipes the tear from every eye.
Thr rough wakcrul nights when racked with
pain
On bed Of languishing you lie,
Remember still yOnr God is near,
TO wipe the tear from every eye.
A few short years and all is Ger,
Your sorrow, pain, will soon pass by;
Then lean in faith on Gods dear Son,
lcll wipe the tear from every eye.
Oh ! never be your souls cast down,
Nor let your hearts despondng sigh,
Assured that God whose name is 'Love,"
Will wipe the tear from every eye.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD prsAsrEK.-
Friday, about ! o'clock A. NJ, a
terrible accident occurred to the train
which left Hunters Point on the
Long Island Rail Road at 1890 A.
NJ. for Northport. The engine, tho
"Thurlow Weed" had two passenger
GAYS attached, and smoking and
baggage car combined. Just after
leaving Jamaica, or rather when tho
train was nearing Willow Tree, about
mile and half from tho latter
place, the end car was thrown off tho
track in consequence Of broken rail, ,
and six persons killed and eleven
wounded.
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a London evening journal Of CON.
siderable iDAdonco asserts that Con.
Grant has "run mad'' on the Cuban
question, and expresses the opinion
that England and Franco will unite in
a declaration Of war against us il
America should attempt to wrest
Cuba from Spain, ,"fadding that presi.
dent Grant tlongs" for foreign war,
and knows that tho feeling pervadipg
tho minds Of the Uuion officials is one
Of hatred TO England, and also TO.
wards France, but existing in q Iess
degree in her oaae.
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.
The New York Day Book is right
in declaring that the party in power
should be called mongrels.
Their denial of race distinctions,
and thoir consequent mongrelism in
politics, is the feature that distinguish.
es them from all parties that have
preceded them in history.
Their tendency undoubtedly is to
destroy the virility of the white race
in America by inoculatipg it with
mongrelism. That accomplished thoy
can rule the continent easily and in
definitely.
The Fifteenth amendment to the
Constitution is long stride in that
direction. The contemplated annexa~
ton of Cuba and Hayti is another.
La regard to the latter project VIC
shall not be surprised to hear Of it's
early consummation.
a specialize the St. Louis Hepubli-
can of the 7th, Gays of it:
The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs will report back at once Banks
resolution looking to the annexation
of San Domingo. Parties arc here
urging the measure very strongly,
and, from, motives of interest not
easily defined, in political view, the
Democrats will oppose the scheme, as
being intended only to increase negro
representation in Congress, and add
another million of dollars to the pub
lie debt, the Dominican debt being
that now.-.NoJh 7libunc.
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iAIWiLLIAM TELL FHAT.---A prih-
terinthe Columbus Sun Office and a
young companion, with moro nerve
than discretion. have recently been
seeking TO eclipse tho William Toll
romance. AZ o. distance of forty
yards ono, Of them held d target not
four inches above bis head and allow.
cd his companion to shoets az ie With
Potter's rife. The ball very nearly
|centored the bulls eye.
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mo. a.

the chief market for cotton, but she
is every year extending her purchases
in India and Egypt, and fually by
manipulating the markets she will
damage our cotton interests at tho
South irretrievably. Agricultural
interests suffer in the samo manner
from this dearness Of money. Eng.
land will after awhile buy less of our
agricultural staples. Capital is too
dear, the cost Of transportation too
high, the taxes too many and two
crushing for our farmers. Same way
with the manufacturing intereata.---
Twenty years ago our firm in Rhode
Island was one among twenty little
ones, now we have tho whole field to
ourselves; but then We crushed out
the others and are now engaged fight
ing the big fellows, until finally New
England will have nothing but
small aggregation of enormous mono.
polls welding power dangerous to
the State and to tho liberties and
happiness of the people. But think
OF all that money that goes into the
Treasury being committed to tho
charge of boy, formerly a secretary
of mine, whereas in Europe the most
responsible men in the community are
Invariably selected for the duty of
receiving and looking after the public
funds. The Treasury, above all
things, should be jealousy guarded,
and all its incomes and expenditures
scrutinized with exceeding care.
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THE
FAIRFIELD HERALD
DESPORTES. WILLIAMS & CO.

7srms.-THE HERALD is published Weck-
ly in the Town Of Winnsboro, at $500 in
rarcabiy in ADVANCE
Ray All transient advertisements to be
paid in advance
Obituary Notices and Tributes 81 90 per
square.
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BUFFALO,

Trot Race---VeFy Large Atieadanss
BUFFALO. y. y, August 13.-Fully
thirty thousand people were In attend
ance yesterday at the Buffalo driving
park, to witness a trOt race for horses
that had never beaten 2:29, which was
unfinished Wednesday. 1t was re-
Eumed yesterday, with eight horses
entered, and won byJ. Demass' ch. m.
Idol. Time: 2:2Si, 2:32, 2:37, 2:2ik,
2:24l, 2:26g, 2:2S4.
The trot for the $4,000 purse was
won by Goldsmith Maid in three
5trsight heats. She made the closest
and best time ever made IN three sue
cessive heats. Goldsmith Maid, Amer
ican Girl and George Palmer started
and kept nearly even tO the quarter
pole. On the hOme-stFetch they all
Tapped to within fifty feet Of the stand,
when the Maid shot ahead and won.
The Maid broke at starting in the last
heat and at the last pole, keeping out
side the entire round. The following
is a summary: Goldsmith Maid, l, l,
3, american Girl, 3, ,, ,; George Pal
ner, ?, 8, s. Time; 2.4sH 2:l9k, 2'I94.
The bay mare Lucy. was entered hut
was withdrawn.
Two heats were tTOtted in a race for
EiofsEs mat never heat $50. and was
Ton by Henry ia. 2:dzF ara l:2i4.
The race wiz be concluded tomorrow,
Two heats We're also trotted for q
purse of $500, and the race left open
till tomorrow. One heat was taken
" VOORHEES, in 2:233: the other BY
kampngEte- = 1,.el.
The trainer of Henry to-day sold
mat horse to Air, ROden Tor 81 ,000i
eale subject to the approval Of d. Ii.
Bell, owner OF Henry.
The rumor of a sale Of Goldsmith
1Faiq for $50, ,Gil, IL Senator spraggei
IS untrue. Her owner says no such 1
money will buy her.
The rumor of the sale Of Idol, 10 f.
three New York gentlemen, is also I
unfounded.
The managers of the National Horse /
Fair at WilliamspOrt have postponed /.
the exhibition from September next Z
10 the 5th, eth, Ith and sth of October, /
1863. All leading horses will be in at
tendance at WiliiamspOrt. Premiums
Of s25, 900 are offered.
90 4Ie Lri-in1 PARK meeting closed
to-day. 1.-THE faces Unfinished yesueTt
day were called; first one iOr horses
that have never beaten 2:j0 In har-
ness or wagon, was won to-day by
Eenry, IL 2.32R. 2:2q4 and 2:24t. The
PACE for PAGES was won by tan ACQT-
hees: time, 2:33f. The last race was
won BY Medoe, by merely walking
the track, distancing Belle F. 'COilies
knd Brown 4litly IL the second heat !
fine. 2:44l. &42T, fMedOe afterwards
trotted against time in 2:23. The trnt
for horses that have never beGten 2;26
In harness or wagon, was wen by Billy
Bar in three straight heats; time,
2:25. , 263 and 2:26.
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TO INSTANTANEOUS.
GoNFEcTIoNERS
And S&4QQn@1<eePerz
The Confederate Soldiers Relief and
historical Association.

TNHE PICNIC COMMITTEE OF the Ccpied-
Il crate Soldiers Relief and Historical Assoc
citation is now ready u PeoetYe sealed bids
for the Privileges Of the ground for the Pic
mic u Le gwen at James Park on Saturday,
Aag1st 2lst, "a follows:
Sc" FOR THE BAR PRIVILEGE.
This includes the right to sell ali the spir
ituous, ylnOus, and malt liquors, eigsfs ana
tobacco sold on tie grounds on that day; the
party bidGiQg having the right 10 establish as
lBasly stRhds as be shall see fit.
FUR THE RESTAURANT PRIVILEGE.
This includes all edibles, 'Sarm and cold.
except such as are generally known as oonjec-
tiondrteS, and are paenttoneG under that head
the bidder hst ing also the right to establish
any namber OF stands that he may see 1it.
FOR THE CONFECTIoNARY PRIVILEGE.
This includes ice cream, water ices. sher-
bets, bon-bons, candies or COLLECTIONS.
CONDITIONS:
All bids are 70 be handed to the Secretary
Of the Committee on or before four o'clock
Monday, August 18th. The bidder TO state In
Written Words the number Of dollars offered
for the Privilege, and to bind himself in case
the bid is accepted, to deposite that sum with
Capt. Harvey Mathes, Treasurer Of the Com
mittee, by twelve o'clock Thursday, August
18th.
re- The highest bid will, in every instance,
be accepted without reserve.
HENRY MOoDE, Chm.
F. L. JAMES, Sec. aui2
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ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, August i3.-An e4cur-
sion party 10 be composed Of mer-
chants and Others of the city, who
desire 10 bring to the attention of
CalifOrnians the benefits TO be derived
from trade with and via ST. Louis, will
leave here on the first of September.
Two Of Puliman's famous cars have
been engaged and the trip viii con-
sumo tVenty-fye days,
4 DenyerqiSpatch says GOV. Mitch
ell, of New Mexico, has issued a
proclamation declaring all the Nava-
Joe and Gila Apaeha Indians outlaws
whenever found outside the limits OF
their reservations, and authorizing the
citizens Of the Territory to kill every
such depredetcr.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August IA committee
is now in session atthe fremont House,
having under consideration a prospect
for direct and continuous railroad COM
municatiOn via Paducah, KY. The
committee consist of the following
gentlemen Hon, I: :. Trim BE, 4gdge
4fcBiggeF, Jas. Pignet, Dr. J, A.
Powell, j. X. Boyee, John S. Robin
son, Samuel Tate and Gen. A. NJ.
West. The Committee finally closed
a conuact tCI Building the, HHe a
Chicago man is the contractor.
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-
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONE, LADIES, LISTEN WHILE TELL,
You of a Wondrous MIX,
Twill make your hearts to swell
Your money to elOpe.
IL leaves the skin so white Gn5 fSiI,
All roaghuess VIII remove.
% Ylolets pre- pared with greatest care,
Irritation IL viii soothe,
Then, ladies, to the druggist speed,
This won 'rous Milk secure,
Which Whitens. softens, as you need,
And made of violets pure,
Sold by druggists and fancy goods dealers
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, August l3.-Advices re-
poFI tRaE the Captain-GeHera has sent
the iF0nGiad Victoria 10 Demarara to
attempt the capture Of the monitQrs,
Count NalmeSanoiisa. Captured, near
Bemancangua, a rebel convoy, Gen.
Jordan clmH.anailg, YItoG was IuOv-
ing toward HOlquin. The rebels took
to flight and their commander escaped.
This Is considered the most important
event of the war.
A report that the rebel plot 10 poi
son bread used by the inhabitants, on
a certain day, has been discovered,
and number Of suspected parties
have been arrested, .
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, August 13.-EstartuS, at
the head of five hundred Carlist's has
eDterad Spain from France at
Rigeardid. ? The entry Of other bands
at various points is 'e&pected. Gon-
siderable excitement is bccasioned at
Hialaga by the republican movements
there.
PARIS, August l3.-The Emperor to-
doy sio,,ad q --Anaral decree Of am
neSty for political offences.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1869.

LODGES
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. 1ls-meets ID Friday o
each month-HalI cor Madison and Second
A. ]. Wheeler, W. M: Ben. X. Pullen, Sec.
ANGERoNA, No. l6S-meets lst Monday In ey-
cry month, at Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner
Court and Main. John Zent, W. NJ; John
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 239-meets 1st Friday Of each
Taonth-HaH corner Madison and Second.
r W. Mitchell, W. NJ; s. Sturm, Sec.
DESoTO, No. 29-meets Sd Friday of each
Observation-Disclosures Hail. p. NJ. Stanley,
w. M; r. W. Shelton, Sec.
KTLwTNNING, No. 34I-meets 4th Friday of
each month--at South Memphis Han, cor
ner of Madison and Second. John AInsIie,
VI. M; b X. Pallen, Sec.
ROYAL AlCE.
PENN CHAPTER, No. g3-meets "a Monday Of
EACH WpAtA--yldd FelioWs' Han. D. c. IRA
der NJ. F. H. F.; c. @. Locke, Sec.
"A. ANDAM
EUREKA COUNCIL, No. S--neets Sd Monday OF
each Fellows Hall. John Zent,
tn. Ill y. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TENPLARS
CYEESE CoMMANpERY, No. 4meets 4th Mon
day of each month. John zsnt, Com; n. ].
Wiggin, Rec
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MEMPHIS DRY DOCKS.

81 The company owning the above institu-
tion are now prepared TO do ali work IN their
line OF business With B2cxPTlS Ess, ECONOMY
AND DISPATCH.
They have an ample stock of materials on
hand for al purposes.
Their rate of charges being as favorable as
that Of any similar Institution in the West,
they solicit a liberal share Of patronage.
BeiDg located at the city Of Memphis, in the
rniGst Of the anest timbeFed region Of Amer
lea, and accessible at all stages of the river,
they offer Inducements TO parties deslrons OF
repairing, and especially OF building steam
ers, superior 70 any company in the West.
JAMES LEE. JR-, President.
II. DOW, Sec'y and Treas.
PRIMCS EMERSON, Sup't.
Vioksburg Herald copy one month and send
bill 10 H Dow, Sec'y and Treas angl=
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TExAs.

GALVESTON, August 13.-The Brit
ish brig Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson
master, from Liverpool to Galveston,
went ashore on the north breakers at
midnight on the 18th, and filled with
water yesterday. She viii probably
be a total loss. The crew are safe.
Worms have appeared in the cotton
on a number of plantations along the
GaudalOupe and San Maria rivers.
But few have appeared in upland
prDDs