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THE vEAUDEMONT MURDER.
johnson Surrendsrs Himself to the
Authorities and is Committed
TO Jail without the PriYi-
ilege of Bail.
Partial Preliminary Examination be-
fore Judge Hudson.

The sudden disappearance of the
man johnson, who some weeks since
shot and killed VeaudemOnt, and Sc
riOusly wounded policemen Sweat and
Rice, after his murderous work, mas
kept h e-Oficers of the law on a sharp
lookout for his whereabouts. The
best efforts Of the force were, however,
of no avail, and the thOusand-and-one
surmises as to what had become of
the party of the name of Johnson"
babe fair to remain unanswered, when
the man himself set the matter at rest
by quietly surrendering himself to
Sheriff Curry at an early hour yester-
day morning. He had met his wife
at Stanton depot, on the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, whittier she had gone
for the purpose, the twain arriving in
the city by the early train. The ar
rival was, OF course, soon known in
police circles, and it is said that John
son adopted, as a last resort, the
policy of a voluntary surrender to the
Sheriff, rather than fall into the hands
of the MetrOpolitans, though what his
fears were is not stated.
The Sheriffretained Johnson in Gus
tOuS uiltAl dbOut IilIet ClOck, WHEN
he was taken before Judge Hudson.
As the prisoner asked a hearing at
once, the case wasgone into, and after
the examination of some four or five
of the principal witnesses, the Judge
ordered his committal to jail, without
the privilege Of bail, TO await the ac-
ton of the grand jury, now in session.
Judge ii. took occasion to remark that
it was more the utter disregard of hui
man life on the part of the prisoner in
his onslaught, than any display OF
malice, that warranted the seemingly
harsh conclusion arrived at.
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LAW REPORTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-H. Il. Hudson,
Judge.-This Court was engaged yes
terday in hearing and determining
motions for new trial and arrest of
judgment in cases where the defend
ants were convicted during this term
up % Saturday the Sd inst. Twenty
one ase were thus brought up and
sentence was passed on seventeen of
the defendants. -Four were held I'M
der adviSement until Monday, but it
is not supposed that any relief will be
given, as the reasons set forth for new
trials are not considered substantial or
well founded.
The case Of State vs.. r.. w. John
son, arrested on a magistrates war
rant, charged with murder and ma
liciOus shooting, was brought before
this Court on application for bail.
Upon an examination of the case,
Court ruled that the case was not bail
able, and ordered the defendant to Jail
TO await his trial. This is the party
who fired upon and killed \. Veaude-
mont in the Parlor Hall, and while
making his escape also shot Police
men Rice and Sweat Monday this
Court viii proceed with the trial of
the bail cases, a list of which appeared
in Fridays issue. All the prisoners
upon whom sentence was passed yes
terday will be carried to the Peniten-
tiary Immediately, to serve their res
pective terms.
CHANCERY COURT-Wha ". Smith.
Cd5iceilOT.-In this Court the case of
Austin vs. Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company occupied the entire
session yesterday.
The following DEGREES were filed du-
ring the day:
MOSby vs. Hunt, report confirmed.
Crump vs. Hopkins, vesting title.
Jones " Walker, demurrer over
ruled.
Clark vs. Spivey, final.
KOffOrd vs. Hartley, same.
Clark vs. SpiveNAreference.
Pfemfert VS. Gehnan Savings insti-
tute, Receiver appointed.
Keerl vs. DOnnell, i~nteTlOcutoFv.
WaldrOn vS-Henry, decretaI.
Cromwell W Price, final.
Moore vs. Tate, plea Overruled.
Mcdowell VS. Jones, reference.
Finlay VS. Heylin, same.
Court stands adjourned until Mon
day at 10 O'Clock am. Cases set spe-
cially for hearing on that day:
Freeman vs. Freeman.
Wolf Us Goodman.
MUNICIPAL Court, q. ". UdldguR
Jndge.-COurt on yesterday, after dis
posing of the motions brought I'D be-
fore it, proceeded with the trial Of the
case of Morris, Lea & Co. vs.. Chester.
But very little progress was made in
the cause, however, his honor, the
Judge, being compelled to leave the
bench on account of his feeble health.
The case stands over TO be heard the
first thing Monday. The case of Coy
mia VS.. Ilaynia, tried at a former term,
and which resulted in a mistrial, will
come up next in order. A special
jury will set on this case. No other
cases on the calendar for Monday.
LAW COURT.-H. s. Lee, .Jlhdge.
This Court met yesterday at the usual
hour, but ut the request of the men,
bers of the bar present no business was
entertained, and Court ~thereupOn ad-
jOurned until Monday morning. On
that day the business set for yesterday
will be taken up, to-wit: The calling
and hearing Of Emotions on the motion
docket.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1853.

LODGES.
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. IS-meets al Friday of
each month-HalI cor. Madison and second.
A. Wheeler, W. NJ: Ben. X. PulleH, Sec.
A~S0ERoSA, No. i6S-ineots LIST Monday in eV-
cry month, az Odd-FelIOws' Hall. corner
Court n Main. John Gent, W. NJ; John
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA goTT. No. S9-meets LIST Friday OF each
month-Haii corner Madison and Second.
Il. W. Mitchell, W. NJ; s Sturrn, See.
pESOTO, No. 2g9-mcets Sd Friday of each
month-Odd-Fellows Hall. 2. N. Stanley,
". MR.. W. Shelton, Sec.
EILwISNISG, NO. &fl-meets 18th Friday Of
each month-at South Memphis Hail, car
uer of Madison and Second IohRAlaslis.
W. NJ; b. X. Pullen, Sec.
oYA ARCH
PENN CHAPrER, No. 4-meets Cd Monday OF
each mOnth-Odd-Fellows Hall. John Gent.
NJ. +. IT, p: Il. NJ. Levy, Sec.
r. s. N.
EUREK COUNCIL. No. -meets Sd Monday Of
each mOnth-Odd-Fellows Hal. John Gent,
III. H.; y. /. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLABs.
CNRESE CnNNANDERY, NO.4-meets 9Th Mon
day Of each month. John Tent. Com; Nj.
Wiggin, Rec.
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C~oMMiTTEE APPOINTED. - Acting
under the authority of a resolution
adopted 1t an adjourned meeting held
on Friday evening at the Chamber. of
Commerce, of the friends of the III
terprise known as the Mississippi Tdt
ley NdriQdtioR Company Of the South
and Hest, Hon. VIM. r. Moore, the
Chairman, has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen a committee to receive
subscriptions of stock: Capt. Joseph
Lenow, F. a. Tyler, VIM. Farris, I'll.
T. Hubert, A. Z. FARMLAND.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rhe season Of Exhaustlon...No matter

The Season Of Exhaust!oR.---No matter
how vigorous by nature the system and the
constitution may be, they must necessarily
surfer more or less from the depicting effects
OF tue temperature OF midsummer, unless
strengthened and sustained by wholesome
TOME treatment. The extra pressure mon
the vital forces must be met and counferbal-
anced by an extra resistant pOwer; the unu-
sual and rapid CONSUMPTION Of the animal
fluids by profuse perspiratiOn, must be DOM
penSated by the perfect digestion and aSsim.
liat1on or the food taken into the stomach.
rom which both the fluids and the solids OF
the body are derived. Otherwise the phvsi-
cal strength declined, and the all synlpa-
th1zing with the machinery through which II
acts, becomes depressed and ener,ated. A
Is therefore absolutely required
at this season; not q violent one, calculated
to produce febriie Excitement, but sometbfpg
1chteh loti recruit and refayOrcs ne gplloge 0rqqaI-
SdtioR ~ proportion 10 The extraordinary drdfa %
'ehteh The togrid hect subjects Il.
This deSideratum IS Supplied in n palatable
AID most efficient form Ia HOSTFTTFRlS
STOMACH RITTEftS, which the people of this
country, after more than twenty-five Years
experience, have accepted and Endorsed as
the best tonic, Alternative and antibilfous prem
succeeded in obtaining from the strength
healing and purifying products
OF the vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient
OF this famous compound has its own specific
Is the most genial inyigorant, aperient and
regulating medicine ever administered,
either as a preventive or cure Of the disorders
most common In our variable climate.
among these may be enumerated dyspepsia,
biiousneSs, constipation, fever and ague,
debility, and all the ailments pro-
ceedlng rom imperfect Digestion A course
of HOSTETIERsS BiTfERS is the best posi-
ace personso or both sexes. and all ages, during
the heated term.
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H CAMPAIGN.
Delegates Appointed by the Ward
Meetings Last Night.

Ward meetings were in general
among the Conservatives last night.
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed and
every man of the large crowds pre-
sent at the different rallying points
were brimful of patriotic resolution.
At the Fifth ward meeting the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed
delegates to the County Convention, to
be held on the 18th inst:
Owen Smith, Thomas III. Allen, Dr.
j. IL. .Erskine, j. G.. Hoist, w. z.
FoIkes, II. w. O'Donnell, DR.. ]. S.
Milan, John d. Baird, c. P. Seng-
stack.
At the Eighth ward meeting Messrs.
Ed Beecher, d. Partee and Hugh Far
e were appointed.
The citizens of the Seventeenth
Civil District assembled on. the 9th
inst, and elected as delegates the fol
lowing gentlemen: j. +. Miner, Z.
Knell and John Sorrell.
In the Fifth Civil District, Messrs.
3. 3. Barnes, A. j. Keller, and Car
rick NJ. Heiskell were appointed.
In the Tenth ward, Messrs. j. NJ.
Williamson, John Donovan, and IL.
+. Looney, a remarkably strong trio,
were selected.
In the Fourth Ward Me5srs. a. L.
Lacey, John w. Dawson and James
Elder, were elected.
The Third Ward Conservatives
pitched upon Messrs. A. X. Taylor, W.
Black, W. s. Pickett, DIR. Goodyear,
Irving Halsey, NJ. d. l.. Stewart, Jas.
O. Durff, NJ. t. Garvin and J. G. Bar
bour, as their representatives.
At the Second Ward meeting,
Messrs. P. J. Mallon, Z. Marshall, L.
B. Ellington, NJ. Reynolds, r. Low
enstein, r. W. L~ightburne, II. Clay
Condo and B. n. Hart, were elected.
In the First ward a strong delega-
ton was elected, comprising Messrs.
John CLANCY, NJ. Garvin, Ed. Dow
ling, r. d. Baugh, w. j. Cemmons,
James Newsom, John MahOney, Dan.
Scheifiin, W. Fl. Whitsett and Owen
Daley.
"a
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Louis
vile, Nashville and New York DaiIies,
besides the latest Illustrated Weekies
and MQnthlies.
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THE remains of O. M. Thompson,
p. G., /. o. O. F., will be inferred to-
day at 4 pm. bythat order, at Elm
wood Cemetery. Mr.. Thompson was
q member of the Bluff City Greys OF
this city.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and Frlar's Point Tri-
weekly Packet-FOr Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE W. CHEEK..-..GeO MALONE master
This elegant passenger packet ~
viii cave as above every MOS-%
DAY, WEDNESDAY andFRIDAY, at > pm
For freight or passage apply on board. iyll
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RoAcHEs-Use Armstrong; Roach
Trap and catch all in your house.
This Il NC Yankee humbug, as they
have been fully tried. For sale by
o. r. PREScOTg q Co.
40 Jefferson street.
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JACoNETs, Swisses, Mulls, Main
oOks, Edgings and Insertings, at half
their value. NJ. Kraus & Co., corner
Main and Adams. .
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Messrs. b. LOwenstein & Bros will
keen up the excitement among the
ladies for one week longer. Our
spring and summer stock must be re-
duced still lower. as we do not intend
to carry anything over for next year
that we can possibly sell this. We
think by this plan that it is not only
beneficial to ourselves but also TO our
customers, by giving them fresh and
desirable goods at the-cOmmencement
Of the season. Now is your time tt
make money by attending this great
reduction sale. All who have been to
see US are satisfied that this is an in
ducement which has never been
offered before in the city. We have
the most extensive and complete stock
in the Mississippi Valley. Our eXpe-
rience with the first class city and
country trade have won for u estab-
lishment a name for keeping good
goods and a reputation UnapprOached
by any other house. 1t will be our
aim, as heretofore, TO sell the best
goods that can be found in the market
and at prices lower than any m else.
All who have money to spend can do
better with Us than elsewhere. We
refer YOU to cur advertisement.
JUST received, another lot all linen
Huck Towels at So and s. 80 per doz.
NJ. Kraus d Co, corner Main and Ad-
ans.
Mt. CARBON COAL slack delivered
TO manufacturers at 40c per bbl. Of
flee No. 20 Madison street.
GENTS All-Linen Hdkfs, 81 80 per
dOZen-WOrth 81. NJ. krauS 4 Co.
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BateheIors Hair Dye.-This splendid Eair Dye
is the best In the world; heonly,frBe an1
perfect Dye; harmless. reliable, instantane-
no disappointment; no ridiculous tintS;
rates and leaves the Hair soft n beautiful.
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumes; and properly applied AZ BatcheI-
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THE Rev. Thos. Ward White, of
Helena, Ark, will preach at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, corner of
Main and Beal streets, this morning
NJ I0l O'clock.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
2PaCket CompyAE
SUMMER
United Statss NAL Line.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASsES-
] ger boats OF this Hue leave Memphis ioT
Little Rock Is follows:
THOMAS II. ALLEN---fRITCuARB. Master
Mondays. at o'clock pm.
". y. ELL.----.H l. AIMS, Master
Fridays, ala O'Clock PM.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
BJf SPRINGS, n with the following pack
HtS, Whigl leave little PCck Mondays and
ThUIdayS, at5osclbcE p o
PORT GlH~ON-...---John BoOdtufu, Master
Master
making two trips q week from LITTLE
ROCK through 10 FORT GIBSON,
Through bills Of lading given for freight to
and from New Orleans, Mem llIs, 81. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freighrs delivered at destination, az all
stages of the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring to ship by this line
from the North. East or West 20 any point on
the Arkansas river, % have their goods
consigned 70 MEMPHIS AM ARKANSAS RIV-
FIR PACKET CO5IPANT-" at Memphis lOfice 800
Front street, MOshy Block Those shipping
nom New Orleans should consign 70 "MCul-
phts and Arkansas River Packet Company
Month OF White River.
JOHN %. ApA2ie, President
IA. KFNDIB. A@1t.
jyl ONCE so Fro2 street, MGsby Block.
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Fwo yards wide Bleached Table
Linen, at 81 per yard-WOrth 81 30.
Warranted all linen. N. Kraus &
Co, corner Main and Adams
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TO ARKANSAS RIVER SHIPPERS.


FOR The better accommodation Of tie trav-
cling pubIie and shippers, the schcduis Of he
Memphis and Arkansas River Packets, from
this date, viii be changed during the sum
mer, as advertised. They viii leave Mem
phis MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, at ; o'clock
pm, instead Of Tuesdays aud Saturdays, as
hegetQf2re. Immediately upon the opening
OF the Fall Trade, the Company viii put in a
"Wednesday boat. leaving Memphis Monday,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at . pm.
Eortne present there VIII be bat two Boats
in White River, leaving Memphis tuesdays
M SATURDAYS. UpOnth opening Ofthe
Fall Trade there will be a Thursday Boat mt
IN, leaving Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, as heretofOre-thus making a daily line
from Memphis to Little Rock and points
above on the Arkansas River.
tyl JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
Memphis and White Rlyer Packet Company,
United States Nail Line.
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT
j. Passenger Packets of theES
above line will leave Memphis every tuesday
and saturday at 5 o'clock pm, for an points
on Little Red and White rivers as high up as
TUESDAY:
DeS 0. Elliott. Master
SATURDAY:
------.--.--H J. Ashford, Master
Making close connections with the railroad
~ IL gu : DAAn - AAAlAEA NUN anu al DoAnlS
above on the Arkansa river; at J~ackSOnpcrt
with Hght-water packets for Batesvile and all
points on upper White river; also for Poca-
hontas, Powhattan, and all points on Black
river Shs Lac gil glTe thrSugh bills of
tading to Little Rock and aIi points above on
the Arkansas river, and all points on White,
Little Red and Black rivers. Also, ticket pas
through 10 all above points. Freight
received at al times by the agents..
JOHN u. ADAMS, President.
AGENTS ELLIOTT& MILLER.
No. 2Promenade street.
a. a. kESDIG,
jelS 34 Front St. MOShy Block.
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$4,000 FOR sl0-Masonie Mutual
Life Assurance Association of Mem
phis fenn.-fOrever exempt from all
taxes-charter perpetual, Office 324
Front Row.
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GREATEST bargains of the season
Five thousand yards new style Linen
Lawn, % cts. per yard-wOrth 80 cts.
to be closed out at once. III.
Kraus & Co, cor. Main and Adams.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Memphis aud It. Francis River sat
urday Packet-For Madison and Wittsburg
...-..-...-..W Ware. master
This elegant passenger packet 81
leaves SATURDAY, 2fth inst, at[1z-
; o'clock pm.
For frefght 2r pasSage apply on board: iyIl
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GAYoso CLUB.-The regular meet
ing of the GayosO Club will be held
Monday evening, July 18th, eight
O'Clock, at the temporary headquar-
tiers, New Assembly Hall, Main
street. AS business Of importance is
to be transacted, tits hoped there viii
re q full attendance of officers and.
members. BY order
Il. c. CONDE,
r.. y. THoMPs0S, President pro tenn.
Recording Secretary.
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SERVICES at Grace Church this
morning at IL O'Clock, by the Rev.
Mr.. Fontaine of New Orleans.
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SEA Island, yard wide Domestic, at
l29 cents per yard. N. Kraus & Co.,
corner Main and Adams.
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rhn markets. were snlendid

INC mafktIs q spIeIIuIuIy sup
piled last evening with every de.
seription of summer vegetable, andat
such prices that poor folks had ashow-
ing for q good dinner to-day.
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f. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE

HERMEs M MTTHRAS Lodges meet mo
junction 18th Wednesday in every moe
=. Mellersh, Secretary.
CASPHIA COUNCI OF PRINCES OF JERUSALEM,
18th, No. ben. X. Pullen, sd, Tarsh..; A.
e. FARMLAND, sd, Recorder.
CALVARY CHAPTER OF Rose CROIx, 18th, No.
l.. Charles W. Adams, I'D, M. W.; II. n.
Tomlinson, sd, Seq.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIs COUNCIL XII. Goth,
20. /. Henry p. Wcodvard, 22d, COmRfr.;
William Y. Cirode, 32d. Rec.
CONSIsT0RY OF WEST TENNESSEE, a2B. JGHa
Ainslie, sd, Comm. in Chief; Dodge G.
Trader. 32d. Re-.
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RIVER NEWS.
STATE OF THE wEATHER July 10.

TATE OF II WEATHER JULY 10.
Charleston, clear, $40; Cleveland, clear,
80 Chicago, clear, So; Chattanooga,
clear, $40 ;Cincinnati, clear, 74e; Dubuque,
clear and hot; Jackson, clear and hot;
Louisville, clear, $50; Montgomery, clear,
So; Milwaukee, cloudy, $50; Nashville,
clear, so; Natchez, cloudy, SO; New Or
leans, clear, s2o; Osyka, Miss, clear,
10; Philadelphia, clear, 72o; Pittsburg,
clear and warm, 7s'; st. Louis, clear,
79o; Vicksburg, clear and warm; Wash
ington, clear, $50; Mobile, clear and
warm, $50; Houston, clear and warm;
Shreveport, cloudy, So.
A LEAVING MOSDAY.
Louis 3 pm.
THOs. H. ALLEN....Arkansas river 5 ppm.
GEO. w. .Friar's Point s pm.
RUBTCON-----....-... Nicksburg 8 pm.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer City of Cairo, st. Louis.
Marble City,
" Great Republic, New Orleans.
Z" II. H. Allen, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Great Republic, St. Louis.
City of Cairo,
Natoma, White river.
Marble City, V~icksburg.
IN PORT,
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FoR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Packet Company.
United States Mail Line.
For Jacks0npOrt and Way Landings.
DIS Elliott, master
This superb passenger packet Ill
will leave as bow -
TUESDAY, 18th inst, az 8 pm.
4. 4. KENDIG, Agent,
jyu 900 Front street, Mosby Block.
Memphis and White River Packet Company.
Regular United States Mail Line.
For Helena. Friar's Point. DeNallS Blun. Lit
Tie Rock. Hot Springs. Augusta and
-JacEsonpCrt.
+ Elliott. master
This splendid pasSeuge ~steanfe IT,
will leave as above -
TUESDAY, 18Th INST. at pm.
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
JyH Promenade street, foot Jeferson.
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EDuCATI0NAL:
j, D. STEWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
NO. no ALABAaA STREET.

THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS TNsTITU-
Il ton commences WEDNESDAY. THE
FIRST DAY Or SEPTEMBER. !.
Thorough instruction given IN English,
Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French and Ger
man. W.
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Trust SALE.
SALE.

DY virtue Of q Deed in Trust executed BY
ID Charles Il. Galloway on rhe LIST day Of
June, 1861, and duly recordedfn the Registers
Office Of the county Of Shelby, State Of Ten
nessee, IN book No. 81, on pages 63. e8 snG
G5, conveying she property hereinafter de-
scriDed to me in trust 10 secure certain debts
in said deed set forth, in the aymen Of
which default has been inside viii, as a.
reeted in said conveyance. on
Tuesday, the z0th pay Of i5iy. 1907
Offer for sale. to the highest bidder. for cash.
at the " WOrsham House Hotel" on the cor
ner OF Adams and Main streets, in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, the following estate and
property, to-wit: Al the furniture and TX
lures of the hotel in the city Of Memphis.
Shelby county. Tennessee. known as the
"Worsham House." consisting Of Bureaus.
Bedsteads. Bed-linen, Mattresses, Blankets.
Washstands, Bowls andPiteheEs, WardFobes,
Chairs, Carpets. Tables, Tableware, Kftoher
Utensils, Bar fixtures FprnhVre, eE., com
prising all the furniture and fixtures 81 ever
kin used in said hotel for the purpose q
carrying on the bushes Of a hotel, the sans
described and set forth in said deed.
The sale will be continued nom day To day
until completed. Terms cash.
DIXON, Trustee.
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LADIES Hose, at 81 rs per dozen
worth 81. NJ. Kraus & Co.
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EnaINa 80 NnDLE

EH1k14tN RL4 LHL
Se5-Help fof YOUNG Men. who heYfng Egrea. de-
sire n better AANHOQD. Sent IN scaled lei.
ARD SANITARY AID AEsoCiATfoN- 3
p, Philadelphia, Pa jelldRW
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Buy Il. y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, Of Niggans & Thorn, Mannfactur-
ers, 233 Main street, Clay Building.
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THE LABOR CoNvENTIoN-NorIcF.
The following Committee of Arrange
ments, appointed by the Chinese La
Dor Meeting ON the Seth nit, are re-
quested to meet at the Office of w. r..
Moore, Esq, 800 Main street, at ten
O'Clock am. of Monday, 18th inst:
George w. Gift, HI. ID. Buckley, VIM.
II. Hunt, ". II. Cherry, f. NJ. Apper-
son, J.W. Clapp, VIM. r. Moore, n.
NJ. Trezevant, A. J. Hays, John c..
kizer and Leon TrousdaIe.
AZ GEO w. GIFT Chairuon
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LIME, ETC.
MATTED.
WHEAT WANTED.

WE WILL PAY-ST. LOUIS PRICES FOR
w sNheatdeliVeredab City Mills, on Real
street. or 1872 Front street. to- srplF
Jels AVERY q EGGERs.
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FOR ARKANsAs RIvER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
United states Mail Line.
Hos. II. ALLES.---Rees PritChard, master
This splendidpasSenger steamer IT.
viii leave for the above on r@znzZzs
MONDAY, 18TH inst. > q.
IA. EENDIG, Agent.
jyH al Front St. BLosby BIock-