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expenses were above the average
quarterly expense. This apparent dis
crepancy in expenditures for the sew
eral quarters is explained by the fact
that the summer months, during
which period our receipts are greatly
reduced, is the most favorable time to
repair roadway, and prepare for the
winter business; which being done,
we are able to do the heavy business
of the winter months at reduced ex-
pense, and could conduct q traffic
throughout the year averaging, with
the winter months, at no additional
cost, or do a heavier business during
the winter with but small increase in
expenses.
On the sth day.of May Col. W. Dick
son, for many years a director in your
company, and a pioneer in the enter
prise of building your road, rendered
his resignation as a member of the
Board, the duties of which he had so
faithfully and creditably performed.
Your Board take pleasure in ac-
knowleding the fidelity and capacity
with which the business of the vari-
Gus departments Of the Company
have been managed during the year.
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. j, WICKS, President.
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n GREAT PICNIC.
Meetinu ofthe Confederate Soldiers
Picnic COMMITTEES. g.
The appointment of
Committees, ETC., Etc.

The Committee met at3 O'Clock, DR..
Mitchell in the Chair.
Captain English, who was delegated
to wait upon various parties to secure
a band wagon, reported that he
had waited upon Mr.. Flaherty, OF the
firm of Flaherty & Walsh, who ten
dered the use of their splendid wagon
and four horses gratis. Capt;
English said that he had not waited
upon any other parties, as this offer
was all that could be desired.
On motion the offer was accepted,
and thanks returned to Mr.. Flaherty.
Capt. Mathes submitted a letter
he had received from Gen. Sneed,
the text of which we gave yesterday
(~regretting his inability to accept the
invitation to be orator Of the day..
Regrets were expressed by the Com
mittee, and on motion Col. J. B. Heis-
kell was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in lieu.
The Committee, prior to adjourn
ment, appointed the committees on
arrangements, reception, floor man
agement, etc. These will be published
tomorrow.
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A DAY IN THE
How and Where TO Spend it
Agreeably.

..
Those of our people who are not too
strait-laced in their religious notions
to seek fresh air and healthful recrea-
ton in the adjacent country on the
Sabbath, will thank US for a hint as 70
where and how to cram as much limo
cent amusement into their only
leisure day of the seven as IS possible.
OF the many agreeable resorts within
easy reach of the city, none hold out
more temptations than Raleigh
Springs. Easy of access, per Mem
phis and Ohio railroad, and hack, are
perfectly delightful when reached. 1t
Is not a matter of wonder that scarce
w day passes without 4 considerable
crowd of visitors from the city to this
enchanting rural retreat.
The hotel at the Springs, the Frank
lin House, is now under sole control
of Mr.. S. Pump, than whom no man
in Tennessee understands better the
art and mystery of ministering to the
public wants. The house is large,
well ventilated, elegantly furnished
and clean and sweet from cellar to
garnet, and as for the table, why, the
sight oft brings back to memory the
palmy days of the crack houses of the
Blue Grass region of Kentucky. Mr..
p, with the adjuncts of a good dairy,
fruitful orchards, and prolific vegeta-
bic garden, comes so near the "Old
time fashions" that little is left to be
wished for, even by the most exact
ing.
One move taken by Mr.. Pump will
prove a decided advantage to his own
interests, and a great desideratum to
thOse-and their name is lagiOn-YhO
desire TO remain az the Springs longer
than Just to make flying visit. This
step IS the reduction of the price of
board TO ten dollars per week. Setting
aside the luXuries in the way of edi-
bles, it is worth ten dollars a week to
take ones comfort in q locality where
bed-bugs are unknown, and where
mosquitoes are only spoken of as bug
a-boos to frighten young children into
quiet.
" cusses" who will contend that no
place of the kind is complete without
2 good stock of pure old liquors and
generous wines in store. And, tho
it is with gladness We chronicle the
lamented fact, these same eEaeting
parties have hosts of supporters in
this belief; so, to make sure that-R0
0Es shall have ground for complaint,
MTr. Pump, albeit a cold-water man
himself, has q stock Of bibles in bis
cellars that would make the mouth of
Baechus himself water with delightful
expectancy.
Special preparations will be made
for visitors to-day, and those who fail
to take a ride out to the Springs ear
only blame themselves for their negli-
gence.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

To-day IS the e~entsnEaEy Of the
birth Of Napoleon BOnaparte.
The owner for a strayed or stolen
horse is requested to call at RQEell's
stable, prove property, pay charges
and take the animal away.
Horse thieves were lively in the
Second District yesterday. no tRSS
than three cases of horse and mule
stealing having been reported to the
police.
We are indebted to Vii L2Esford,
Of the Catholic Book Store for the
iSIest periodicals. Illustrated papers,
etc, Maassjka is always IN advance
of the trade-S
"A friend OF OURS received q letter
yesterday, dated from "Susity. The
post-mark showed that the writer of
yls e2istle had mailed it at Sioux
6ty, Iow2.
Look out for paint - greets the eye
| on almost every house in parts of the
city. main styeet seems to be under
gong a'general repaipt.CS-or, at
lasst, almost all of he6ne stores on II
are. g'uar
The "6rst" balesof theneW G0tt9p
crop are already being chronicled in
| Montgomery and elsewhere. How
long before We will have the pleasure
Of chronicling the arrival of the first
bale in MemPhis9
Visitors to the Raleigh Springs
| should not forget "Cncle Tom" and
Aunt Mary who preside at Gun
Gle TENS sgSraE..H Their table is I'M
equaied, and their dreams ane coz
dictionaries delicious.
t-TacAlt Bacigalupo came before
the Board of Cs9s!ty Commissioners
day-before yesterday, ana prayed that
| his SAME be taken or the bond Of
Of Sheriff Curry " The order to.release
him askSndsnep Vas mace. !
This aeatS@A on Which the
are to expiate their crimes ae<t
Friday, hiss not been erected, as was
| stated by a contemporary, but is all
fd,neA ard ready TO be, at an hours
notice. rfr.a
Judge Barbour Lewis With BIZ
"family'' and several earpet-bags,
were seen slowly vending their way
down to the gunbOat fleet yesterday,
in Jimmy Gallagher's private carriage,
escorted by the Sons ofHam, mounted.
The gunboats were said to be bound
for Salt Riyer.
Several of the creditors of the
county were badly scared Yesterday
| by an order introduced into the Board
by Commissioner Louis, to make no
more appropriations until the second
Monday in October, 1t was fought
hard, however, and Louis finally
withdrew it.
Squire Swan, Yhowe fnentioned
had received his commission, yesteg-
day appeared before the Board Of
County Commissioners, produced the
requisite bendsmen, and qualified.
He commences work on Monday as
the duly elected BIsgfstrate Of the
Fourteenth Civil district, ulsn
I'VE are indebted to r.. G. Craig &
Co, the well known seedsmen of No.
379 Main street. for an enormous
watermelon, ripe and iuci0us, raised
upon the plantation of DIR. Luke ?,
Blackburn, IN Arkansas. 1t was one
of the finest melons we ever saw, and
was hugely enjoyed.
Col. knowlton, our popular AS
sistant Postmaster, yesterday pre-
sented us with samples of various
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Malls ron
the Memphis POstoface.

chattanooga Richmond. M~sshlhkt2k SSe
York. baltimore, and lclIlesEaS SousI
.Ci-,71brs ca. and Montgomery Ala; al
N.ts--s on fhe Memphis and Charleston
Nfississspuf Central, Mobile ana Ohlo, Nash-
ale nd Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Pa!iroads, STRIVE 81 2:O PM close AT u;19
Giro. Chicago, ST. Louis, Nashville, LOUIS
~sle- Cincinnati, Cleveland, P~tttsburg, Phiia-
ds-pbic. Buffalo, Albany, New York, and al
-.+fr Nor-m Bnd West, arrive at E:4O PM
=l-z-s at = &C PIN.
krw Dream. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vicfs.
arr. N3trECs and all cities South, arrive ais
M; Closes at 70: IS am.
All stations on the Mississippi and Tennes-
- Ecv Orleans and Jackson and southern
silrCaEs. 6Trivea al 3 pm; closes al lg;4 - pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays excepsed3 afrlNes 81
. n: close at 5 pm.
Sfar.an. Wftts6urg and Claiborne, AK,
ri-waeEly} Monday, Wednesday andlr1day'
sErive at 70 an close 81 II an
Olive RrEnch and Byhslia. MISS seni-
zeeElya Monday and Fricays arrive ~ 4p-m-i
NS-le md So reak, Tenn, weekly Friday,
rrrfXe 81 10 an; close at am.
TfrrIa Rock and Helens, and all landings on
waite river, Lsemi-we-kly Tuesday ana sal
-.-5-T. zrive al g s.El.; close Al fp-m.
Pine Rlud snd Helena, and all landings on
A-rgnsas river tri-weekly) Tuesday, Tnurs
DAY and saturday, arrive At sa-m.i close AIS
III landings on the Mississippi river south,
f~earrf-veekly1 Tuesday and saturday arrive
pt an; close at pm
III IEbcines on the Mississippi river north.
.~.zmt-weakIy) Monday and Thursday, arrive
al 2 an. close Rt3:S0 pm
JOSIAH DELoACH, P. Nj.
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THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
Annual Report Of President NJ. !.
wicks.

In obedience to the Charter and By
Laws of your Company, the President
and Directors submit this, their Fiji
tenth Annual Report to the Stock
holders, embracing the operations of
your Company for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1869. You are referred
to the Report of the General Superin-
tendent for the details of the Trans
portation Department, which en-
braces all the Information necessary to
a satisfactory understanding Of the
same. From this Report you will find
the receipts and expenses have been
&c ALLOWS
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Business NOTICING contracts or
OBLIGATIONS assumed or made by any
individual owner or employee Of this
Office viii be paid at u counter or
recognized az an Offset to any bills
.iue the came. The party making
any biz must settle II himself in per-
o a KEATINe, ENGLISH q Co.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
PACKET cOmp'yAS
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
United States Mail Line.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
ger bqaJs Of this Line ke2yeM eEphis fsF
Little AOe.S as fologss ~ -
THOAAS II. ---.PEITCHAKD MasIeR
Mondays, az 5 o'clock pm.
OZARK B~LAIsDELI, Master
Fridays, ats O'Clock p-n.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
-ith splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS. and Eith the following pack
cts, whfGh leave Little Rock Mondays Gnd
~Thurdays, at 5 O'Clock p-A.:
FORT GIBSON--Iohn WOOdburu, Master
ReaSOuer, Master
Thus making two trips a week rom LITTLE
ROCK through 70 PORT GIBSON,
Through bills Of ladinz given for freight TO
aud from New Orleans, Memphis, ST. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fretghts delivered at destination, at all
stages Of the river, without storing or other
delay.
any persons desiring 70 ship y tbs Ia
from the EQFth, East or WeSt "a aug p0ntea
the Afkans2S Elyer, should q thetr goOek
consigned to ~MENUPHTS AND Arkansas BFF-
Err PACKET C~OAPASY,H at AemPhis (Ofaee S8
Front street, MOsby BlOck.1 Those shipping
from New Orieanss should e0Dsien to =" Menu
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth Of White Efaer.
"Gi or ab6Ur he ut OF september, the
steamer " A, Caldwell viz take her place
in the Lane, leaving on Wednesdays, making
q tri-Weekly line.
The above company are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which viii
be finished about the 18th September. thus
securing 70 their patrons a reliable tr:-wsek-
~ line in high OF low water
JOHN p. ADAMS, President.
7. A. KENDIG, Agent,
a1n Office 0i FROM street, Ncs5y Block
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.


THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT ~
Il PASSENGER Packet viii ETC.
Memphis every SATURDAY, Rt5O'elOck pm:
NATOALAJ 3. Davis, Master
Making close connections at DeFalls Bluff
with the railroad FOR Little Rock. and AT Jack
with the steamer MoLLIE GRAFT for
all points az upper Mhlte and Black rivers
The above Company now haze IA course Of
construction q magnificent side heel SFsaIH-
er for THIS trade, Ehlch VIII be completed on
or about The Et or October. WheR she III be
put in b line IS the Saturday, packet, tbs
NatOma taking Thursday. should, however,
the trade emand IL, there viii be suitable
boat put IN on Thursday, until the compile
tiQn Gf The new boat
I0HS D. ADAMS, rresiaeGs.
7. A. kENDIG- Agent.
ANIL y Front 81. MOsby Rlaek.
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a model craft, and is the more appre-
ciated a. it Is a home enterprise. 1t
has been named the Lake City" 1t
has been launched just below the city,
and is awaiting its boilers, which are
daily expected
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LApIEs. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Just received a large lot Hoop Skirts,
50 cents each. Another lot Corsets,
81. Another lot Ladies Hose, 81 20
Der doz. Another lot Linen Towels,
Il 90 per dOz. Besides, We offer our
entire stock at great bargains to make
room for fall trade. NJ. Kraus 4 Co.,
corner Main and Adams.
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To Gotten Planters 4 Stock Raissrs

THE Memphis OH Company ~
Il chase. during next ta4t vhfch thew
Wif nav me naaEksE price, ETntsnS 49,
Lava So CORRECTLY veished 2n tnelr tazse
$500 fosfe-- their Seed In large guam
issses spd there0y have their value destroyed
or fnI1red by HEATIsG rianSsrs yno wlsn
$500 al Al on Work, Center Landing
az OIL Cake and Meal for sale In any guam
tsty. ~
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OFFICE HoURs.-The established
Office hours Of our Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from S am. to
10 pm, and we hope our advertisers
will conform to this rule.
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INSANE ASYL1n.'

CT. YINCENTs INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE, 81. Louis, Mo- Ths Institution
was bounded by the Sisters OF Charity, Az
gust 10. 1855. IL IS private and hrst-class In
It's arrangements and accommodation. m
sane patients Of both sexes and OF AZ de-
nominations are recetved, also those addieIed
to taking Opium or other timuisntSt os@
cess and desire to correct. FOR LermssSSs
APPLY to Hr. g. ~ hAUbpf CT me
SUPERIOR. 49, a. &s4
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The second and third quarter pro-
dueed a net revenue OF AZ 7-iO and
80 3-l0per cent. respectively, while
the operating expenses were below
the average of the year. The first and
last quarter only netted Us 6 5-l0 and
1870 per cent. respectively, and the
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The CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, on
Union street, is a permanent and well
organized institution, commencing it.
self to the public on account of its To-
cation, connections and comfortable
buildings, and its corps of experienced
teachers. We learn that Professor Il.
NJ. S. Rhett, well known to our citi-
zens, is one of the teachers in the elas-
steal department. Session opens Sept.
1st. See advertisement.
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For hound civ. Ar.

CsTEAMER BEN CAMPBELL IT.
> IN make three trips veryAA
day to M0Gnd cay, iasying Memphis at7
and II am. and 3 pm. The ashflg lear
Mound City Is excellent. The boat VIII asa
make a trip 10 Bradley Landing every Shn-
dlv. ie5B
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REGULAR service at Grace Church,
fernando street, this morning at 1Oz
O'Clock. by the Rev. DR.. Mitchell, and
at 5 O'Clock pm. by the Rev. Or.
White, of Calvary.
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ZOE ARKANsAs RIvER.
FOR vfcKsBURG.
States MaII---FOr yleksburg.

ONE Of The Company's fine Pas r.
- Sengef Steamers VIII leave OnAA
the following days, making all Way Land
Tags between Memphis and Vieksburg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. :, at pm
RUBFCON, MONDAY, Aug 9. at 5 pm
L~H8fISAHX, SATUKpEy, Arg u, Il Jpn.
JULIA. M0SDAY, August "a, at 5P-n.
Fright received at the st. Louis WharfbOst.
auE} FIaEM. CALVERT. Supt.
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THE Rev. E. n. Richardson will
preach in the Second Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Main and Beal
streets, this morning at l03 O'Clock.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-Ser-
vices morning and at night by the
pastor, Rev. S. FL. Ford, LID.
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FOR HALE's POINT.
HALEs POINT TRI-sEEKLY PACKET.

COMMENCING OyOR ABOUT FFE Pr
TEENTR OFSEPTEABER.
TNHE Memphis and St Louis -
a Packet Co. viii run their dne4E
side-Wheel Passenger Steamer, ST. JOSEPH,
between Memphis and Hale's Point, leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening. at 8 o'clock; returning, will leave
Hale's Point Tuesday, Thursday snd Satur-
day, st u O'Clock m, arriving at Memphis
early the following morning.
HESRN ". SMITH. President
FLEM. CALEERT, superintendent. IL
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THERE Will be service at the Church
Home at Buntyn's Station this after
noon. The public are invited. A
train leaves the depot on the Charles
ton road at a o'clock, and returns at
80
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GENTLEMEN. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Juzt received another large lot British
Half Hose, 81 81 perdOz. Gents Lin
n hABdkerehiefs, - so per doz. Pun
Bosom Shirts, =. Gauze Undershirts
81 >. u. EraUs q c., corner Main
md Adam.
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This amount of receipts is nearly
100000 less than we obtained during
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1867,
and when the country fully RECEIVERS,
our receipts should again be as great
as then, in which event your net earn
lngs would not be much under $780,
000 per annum.
To Illustrate this more fully, refer
enee is made TO the receipts and ex-
penses OF the past fiscal year, stated
quarterly, as follows:
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LETTER LIST.

The following IS the list Of letters
remaining IN the MempA;s POstOfice
and not delivered ny carriers Veater-
day;
ladies' LIST.
Anderson, Mr. RT
Suglcr, IHC {
Conel. Hiss Q Campbell, MrsS
Douglass. Mrs 3 Drln, Miss a.
Graves, MHE GaraOhle, AlrsE
Herring AlHCM #RllaJrovos Mrs /
HarTis, Mrs SE
Jefferson. Nrs
Kirkland, Mrs ii knOde, MISS
Zane, Mrs NJ
EicNCiIl, MIL McGarOey, Mrs X .
GiitchcilIt Cell
P2ylon, Miss Il L
Pullman, Mrs w Richmond, MrsJ
River, Mrs 4
sea, Mr. J.
VaGgnn. Miss 7
Ward. Mis- Wright, Mrs Ell
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JoE BocKE's News Stand, 1851
Main street, has all the late papers
from every direction. For Sunday
reading matter call on Joe.
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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,
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 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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THE business card Of a successful
firm of cotton factors, grOcers apd
commission, Morris, Lea q Co, ap-
pears in another place. MessEs.
Morris, Crawford and Walker of this
house, are especially weli-kRown
III Fayette county and through
out West Tennessee. Mr.. JnO. A.
Lea has been part and parcel
of the mercantile community of Mem
phis for fifteen or twenty Years past.
When a "little unpleasantness T" per-
vaded the South and swept over East
Tennessee, Major LEAFS name was
familiar among soldiers with the
sufhx "a. "A. CO He is as true and
trustworthy a a merchant as he was
when a soldier and officer. The house
OF which he is now one of the active
business members, has been especially
fortunate and prosperous, and If tire
less energy and fidelity to trusts re-
posed avail any thing the business
season of 1863, win give this Arm an
extent Of patronage never known be-
lore. ~ = L
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E0BERTa0S's COMMERCIAL Col
LEGE, No. 80 MAIN STRFET.7Studies
wiu be resumed az this Institution
Monday, August I'D. Open day and
evening the entire year.
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GEryoUR ZOE AZ Charley y. Mar
tins. No.3 IefRrs0n street. Freed de-
hyaSy.
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A GENTEEL private family having
two eligible, Well furnished rooms,
willing to board 8 family Of three.
adults, may hear Of acceptable parties
byaddressing Permanent" through
the POstofice for three days. Best
references. Boarding house not
wanted. q
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.FAsoNIC SUPPLY sToRE-Conl

MASONIC SUPPLY STORE-COnvenient
vi rooms in Masonic Temple, Cincinnati,
-, have been RENTED and refurntshed fcr
display ana sale Of Masonic and othar So
ciety Goods. Having esl95lkheda successful
Business, the undersigned Is prepared for e}-
tensiVe orders, and can e q. CD or o.
D. on e~xaminatt0a. supplies for Lodges,
Chapters and Communicates; Masonic Car
pets, Jewels, Collars. Diplomas; Pillars, OH
GERS Aprons. FullTemplar outfits, 8 to $50.
Also, Collars, Aprons, knights OF Pythias,
Chapter Robes, T. o.. {. f. Jewels. Refers to
continent Masons in each state
2uglas JOHN ID. CALDWELL
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FOR FRIAB's POINT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tri-
weekly Packet-FOr Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE W. CHEEk.-GeO. Malone, master
This elegant passenger packet IT,
VIII leave as above every MON-
Day, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 3 pm
Fer Gsgt - passage apply en- board WI
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jon PRINTING.-C. A. Beehn has
removed his job Ofhce to the
Bethel Block, Nc. go, Main Street,
between Madison street and Court
Square. He is prepared toexecute all
kinds Of Job Printing with eheapRess,
neatness and dispeteh.
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LEs1IE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
at 2s6g Main street; also the month
lies. Weeklies and dailias OF the latest
date from everywhere.
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F0R SALE.
SIS


TVHE neat Cottage Residence, "A Mosby St;
L would make an excellent home for 3
ANAL family. IhehOuse- contains i've rooms
On the Dtf also. ciSern. noT fdu 81 ans
rnest pure cold water There IS aiasttce cl-
tern house with force pump. The lot is II
feet front, HSE feet deep to an alley, and Is
Eeu laid out With shrubherT and Fegetsble
saFGen. Inc iGsatIcn IS exceedingly healthy
ne epidemic having ever visited that section
of the city. The ueighborhOod is of the high
est responsibility. The place win be sold at a
bargain. For terms, etc, apply on the prem
ises. or at Avalanche Office. teE
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