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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-08-19

-@ NEW Livery SrABLE.-Messrs. Lem.
DAVIS d Co have just opened out, in the
stables formerly occupied by Mr.. Charley
1inson, livery and sale stable. We have
looked In at the stable, aud are free to
say that it is the most complete establish
ment of the kind ever started in Ebens-
burg. Mr.. Lem. Davis, the senior mem
ber of the firm, is one of the most expert
enced horsemen in Cambria county, and
is therefore peculiarly qualified for the
business in which he has become engaged.
The tirm also buy and sell horses on COM
mission See advertisement.
OUR IEIEGRAPH.-What's become of
IL it Was to have been finished inside
OF ten days ten different times since spring.
But it is not finished yet The poles are
distributed along the line of the route.
(the E. 4 G. RR., and the wire is on
hand-and that's all We are anxious
or the speedy completion of the line, for
1t will come handy on election evening to
bring US the returns of Gcary and Will
liams' majority in the State.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-08-19

LOCAL CORRE.SPONDENCE
FROM JoHNsTowN-MILITARY FEyER-
BASE BALL-A sET-UP HORSE RAcE-F1Rr.
BURGLARY, AcCIDENTs-DRAMATIc AND Epu-
CATIoNAL, &C., &c.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-08-19
InchL AND PERSONAL

AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
EBENsDJ oosr July &c, 1869, trains on this
-os5 will run as follows
LEAVE I'm q NJ, connecting with Phiiadeli d
At 74S = pittsburgh Express "es'' anu
Southern b1ptMsTo y NJ connecting with Mail Train
East ana q p" n connecting with Mail Tram
AlnSJ .nJ IPhiIadeiphia Express East phon.
West ana Ia Mouday MORNINGS leaves Eoen s.
li.a,p sarg at 5.l5 o'clock
Leave In % S A NJ, or on departure of Pitts
burgh hagM 90 p NJ, or on departure of Mail Train
Sast, s8lP. NJ, or on departure OF man
Train West.
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Remarkable Effect of Lightning The
Gift Of Preaching.

The case of Mrs. Birney, near Tip
pecanOe, Harrison county, Ohio, is a
remarkable one. At the age Of eigh-
teen, while pitching a load Of hay
from a wagon into IA NOW, she was
struck by lightning, which paralyZed
the right half Of her body, from the
crown of her head down. She was
entirely inSensible for the space of two
hours. She recovered from the effects
of the stroke, and at the age Of tWen-
ty-three years married her husband.
About twenty-three years ago she was
suddenly taken i'll, as was supposed,
and while in an unconscious state, de-
livered a religious discourse. From
that time until the present those spells
have come upon her regularly every
two weeks. At first they occurred on
week days, but for the past twenty
years they have Invariably happened
on Sunday at 10 O'Clock, am, when,
rain or shine, summer or winter,
whether there be a crowd or only her
family present, she regularly passes
into an unconscious state, and deliV-
ers a religious discourse always one
hour to an hour and thirty minutes in
duration, and of the truest orthodox
stamp. She always feels unwell for
hours before and after the delivery of
a sermon. She says she feels a pain
ful, prickling sensation in the right
half Of her body, which begins sew
eral hours before, and lasts until un-
consciousness takes place. Between
the spells she feels perfectly well, and
performs her household labors as Wig
orOusly as if she were many years
younger than she really is-being now
in her eighty-secOnd year -E.rchonge.
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First Glimpse of Japan.

Approaching the Bay of Yeddo on
a line almost due west from san Fran
cisco, en- route for Shanghai, Via YO-
kOhama, we got the first glimpse of
the island empire, except as high
points of land had been discerned in
the remote distance. We are at once
struck with the bold outline presented
against the sky. Mountains appear
on a grand scale, sometimes standing
singly, in solitary grandeur, like sa-
cred Fusiama, which rises abruptly to
the height OF IA, 900 feet, its snowy
shoulder against the arch Of blue;n at
Others piled. - Pelion on Ossa like
a congregation Of Titans. The up
heaVing force of volcanic power is
everywhere apparent. Now our
steamer draws nearer the shore.
Every eye is strained; every glass is
in requisitiOn; and truly enrapturing
Is the view, after the dull routine on
shipBGard, when you suddenly des-
cry, perched on IA little rocky prom
OntOry,. partially concealed beneath
dark MASSES of foliage, q structure Or
exquisite grace, which might be the
abode either of nymph or dryad, the
light delicate pinnacle penetrating the
leafy bower, the roof sl0ping in easy
curves, and the whole mirrored in
every outline upon the quiet waters.
The charm was. partly broken when
we learned that the object before Us
was a temple dedicatedt to pagan gods,
to which Information the fact was sub
seqUently added that all through the
country the most picturesque sites,
like those chosen for the cunvents OF
JeSuits in the New and Old World, !
are similarly occupied. For The first
time we gazed upon country which |
is substantially the sams1aS in the
ares when Greece was "A 1T ARe,ic and
Rome governed by the Tan3G1ns.
Turning 4 bluff, the landscape |
opened before our vi an ike Il scene |
from some fairy legev--,.., 22.Ss99l general
the conhguration Of the sUrface is not
only picturesque, {exhikiting every
conceivable diversity 0iaa. t-1inatiOn)
but everywhere a w0nds2ul exuber- |
anee Of vegetable growth prOclaims |
this TO be an earthly paradise. Notice !
yOndeT the fresh yerdure II the hill /
side. OvertOpped by torn cFag, and, |
above all, the cArOnet OF leafy emer-
aid, with here and there, pendant
from rock and tree, festOons OF trailing |
vines. Frequently, along the coast, |
the hills are seen teFraced to their |
SUBMITS, for purposes Of agriculture, |
10 the eye a series OF |
5warded embankments, resembling |
the earthwOrks ola military redOuht, |
but which commonly serve no other |
purpose than to arrest the streams |
lowing ff0m ahnye, thereby forming |
1 complete SYSTEM of artincgll irriga- !
lion, favorable to the culture Of -Irce, |
is the reservoirs or quadrangular
spaces enclosed hydgkGs cau ue allied !
)r drained al pleasure. Subsequent |
axaminati0n viii show that to a very |
arge extent the low ailuyiai lands Of
.he interior are occupied in like utan-
::ar, having the appearance of "broad,
unbrosiai meadows" TORU0AWA.
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Death of the Father Of Opera in America

The New York .SttH says that Fer
nandO PalmO, an old and esteemed
citizen, who had made his mark, died
recently at his residence, ll3 Eleventh
street, in the eighty-sixth year of his
age. Brother PalmO came to this
country from his own sunny Italy, be-
tween fifty and sixty years AGO, and
set up the then noted coffee and con-
fecti0nery establishment, the " Mile
CaItOnes,' in which lie accumulated a
fortune, lie subsequently sold out
the business for $l56,00G, after which
he returned to Italy, and having ens
gagged number Of first-class artists,
returned TO New York, and was the
first to bring out Italian opera in
America, i'm BurtOn's Old theater, in
Chamber; street, ON the site of which
now stands the United States Court
building. In this venture he lost $lG0,-
0O0. Again he went into the coffee
and confectionery business, ON Leon
ard street and Broadway, and sue
ceeded, but again sold out, opened a
similar establishment elsewhere, and
failed. lie then took the position Of
cook In a restaurant, and continued as
cook in various similar places until
age at length compelled him To give
up business, and he died recently In
comparative poverty.
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NEW YORK.


TammaHy Hall---Very Interesting Race.
NEW YORK, September 1S.-The
Tammany primary election passed of
harmOniOusly tonight.
At Prospect Park races to-day the
premium Of $1,000 for horses that have
never beaten 2:lO WAS won by Belle
of Clyde, trotting the 3d, 4th and 9Th
heats, and beating Eastern Queen,
Lady Augusta, SOubrette and Others.
Time 2:23i, 2:34., 2:3js and 2:35l.
The race for a'premium OF S.iD0O was
contested by Lady Thorn, George
Palmer, Rhode Island and Mountain
Boy, and was won by Lady Thorn in
three straight heats, in 2:2l4 3, 2:23 and
2:22, heating Palmer, second in all,
and Mountain Boy being last.
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BOSTON,
FilibBstering Expedition The FiIibus.ers
DISCHARGED,

B0sTON, September lS.-An iron
clad steamer of 1909 tons, with a large
body of men, about 800, was boarded
bv some OF the Gay Head Indians,
near New Bedford, last evening. The
COuns, Is guns, had steam up, and
was taking material 0B board from a
schooner which was alongside. The
steamer is believed TO be- a Cuban I'LL
buster.
The Hero7d reports that double
pnder" gunbOat was seen OF that port
Thursday, and supposed 10 be waiting
for Cuban tilihuster-.
The twenty-SiX men, Including the
principals, concerned in the Cuban fill
clustering expedition, and who were
arrested on board a schooner ONT OF
New Bedford, We're all discharged to-
sisy for want Of evidence.
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RAILROAD.
The vanderbilt statue-RaiirOad Blockade

tne fandefpH SteIue-fdilfOau cioCkaOc
NEW YORK, September IS.-RumOr
says that the unveiiing of the statue
Of Vanderbilt, on the 25th inst, is to
De made the occasion of a union Of the
New York Central and Hudson River
railroads, and the declaration Of the
long promised dividend.
The Carpenters National Union
adopted repsrt in favor Of cO-Opera-
tion societies, and adjourned to meet
In New Haven next year.
The railroad lines south Of Louis
vile, especially those running to
Nashville, Memphis and New Or
leans, are all hlockaded with freights,
and the agents Of the different lines
stationed here are, in consequence, re-
fusing to give notes or receipts to
points beyond Louisville. The block
sde does not interfere with the pas
aenger business. The meeting of
railroad men in this city, in the early
part Of the week, on the subject Of in
creased rates Of freight, resulted in
nothing
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FOREIGN
Napoleon Spanish Revolution Ar
Irish Riot

NaP0leon---The Spanish Heyolulion- An
Irish Riot.
PARIS, September lS.-The Empe-
rOr presided at a council Of Ministers
to-day.
lie PUG}ic asserts that the French
Government will send no representa-
tive 10 the I,cumenical Council.
LONDON, September ls.-The Times
calls to mind that the first anniversary
Of the revolution I'm Spain has passed,
and the new order Of things has pro-
duced helpnesSneSs and imprDyideuce
among all. There is hardly ruling
man IN the whole Government, but
such as they are Spain must accept
them, as the country furnishes no
better, and she must make the best Of
them.
LONDONDERRY, Sept. l8.-A riOt
occurred yesterday between the par
ties on a strike and others who re-
fused to join them. Both sides were
strengthened by friends, and the riot
threatened To become formidable,
when the military appeared and
charged the crowd, and dispersed it.
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DENT


He Opens the Campaign at Jackson, Miss.
JACKSON, Miss, September lS.-
There was large and enthusiastic
meeting Of National Republicans here
to-day, to ratify the State ticket.
Judge Dent, Gen. Loring and ThOs.
Sinclair opened the campaign to-day
at COrinth.
The State Fair is to be held here
from the 26th to the 30th Of October.
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CINCINNATI.
Death Of a Republican Democratic Dissat.
isfaetiOH

CfNCINNATI, September 1S.-GeOrge
:. Bennett, for tWenty-eight years on
the local staff of the Cincinnati Ei,-
gairer, died very suddenly this morn
inc from hemOrhage Of the lungs. lie
MAS in usual health yesterday and at
work.
There is a rumOr that the Democrats
are moving TO nominate a straight
ticket for State and county officers.
Many Of them express dissatisfaction
with the mixed ticket recently made.
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The INDIANS
A Fight Casualties Settlers Klled-Per
s5EalS

ST. LOUIS, September IS.-An 0ma-
ha dispatch says Gen. Augur has re-
ceiVed information from Col. BuSbee,
commanding at the Smoke River Rps-
erVatiOns, that a fight had occurred
between company of his troops and
about one hundred Sioux Indians, Just
below his camp, on Thursday morn
ing. Two Indians were killed and a
number wounded. Two of the troops
were captured.
Three settlers ON the North Fork of
Smoke river, were recently killed by
the Indians.
Gen. Haighr, of California, arrived
at Omaha yesterday, en- route east
ward.
Wm. LeOmbeem left for San Fran
cisco this morning.
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MINOR TOPICS.
Lynehina in Wisconsin, Ro1tseIl--- --Bank
Robbery.

LynchiHg in ---BOltseii---Bank
Robbery.
PORTAGE CITY, Wis, September Is.
Pat Wildrack, confined for highway
robbery, was taken from jail last
night, by a party Of masked persons,
and hung. This makes two murders
and two lynchiug eases within a week
in this vicinity.
WASHINGTON, September 1s.-Seo-
ret3ry Boutwell, was at the Depart
ment this morning, tranSacring busi-
ness.
Receipts of fractional currency for
the week, SG9I ,290; shipments $685.,
7G4; redemptions, 1885, 400.
QUEBEC, September lS.-P. p. Har-
ris, manager of the Mutual Bank, has
taking funds of the bank,
report says, TO the amount of $780, 900.
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A Bear Story.

The Lawrence Massachusetts, j
A8sericon says: Early on Thurs
day morning, about mill time, a
young fellow, without a vestige of
clothing, not even the Georgia sum-
mer costume of short collar and a
pair OfSpurs, was seen darting through
Union, Essex, Newbury and Common
streets, to the scandal and horror (of
course) Of all the female portion of the
crowd, by whom he rushed, and amid
the jeers and laughter of the other sex,
who had neither mOdesty or the grace
to shame any. The fugitive arrived in
his boarding house in a very exhaust
ed condition, having made the dis
tance in unprecedented short time. 1t
was at first thought that he was in
sane, but il afterWard transpired that
he fell asleep upon the lower bridge
the night before, having INDUCED too
freely in the barley, and that when be
awoke he found that some person had
stripped him and carried off every rag
of his clothes, he being quite insensi-
bic. Being unable to carry sail, he
had no resource but to scud under bare
poles, and run for it.
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NO. 7.
BOARD OF TOBACCO TRADES PREMIUM
on T0RAcc0.

HALL OF THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE
MEMPHIS, September / 1863.
p. EJiSiy, Esif.. President Shelby County 4gyf
oHtti,Tdt, MechdHio0i and horticultural SOciety
DEAR SIR; At a meeting of the Board Of To-
bsccO Trade held this pm. the following res
GlutiOns were unanimously adopted:
Res0ired, That the Memphis Board of
Tobacco Trade offer a premium of one
hundred dollars through your society
to be awarded az your Fair, for the
hrst single hpgshead of Manufacturing
Leaf Tobacco; one hundred dollars for
the best hOgshead of Shipping Leaf: fny
dollars for the second best; and twenty five
dollars for the third; all Ia be exhibited at the
A gricultural Fair Of this county. This to-
baccO is 10 be entered by the producer of the
same through some member Of this assOcla-
ton.
Res0lued. That premium OF ATTY dollars be
awarded the owner of the best box OF Ken
lucky or Tennessee Manufactured Tobacco.
TO be exhibited through some member of this
association.
Hoping that the above action OF the Board
Of Tobacco Trade meets your assent, have
the honor to he your Obedient servant.
]. W. DICKINSON, Pres't.
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Ky and Coffee unchanged. Gold 1851.
Sterling 465. New York sight al par a
discount.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, September Is Family
flour s6@6 y. Corn 81 coal ~. Oats 81
9.5lc. Whisky 81 10. Pork held at So.
Lard lS1zc. Bulk shoulders l4c; sides l6Ca
l6lSc Bacon shoulders l5]zc; sides 1881
@l9c. Wheat 81 l6@l 70. RyeSl. Bar
ey, 81 g.. Butter 30@35e. Eggs 2092l.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September l5. - Superfne
aour S5a5 %. Wheat, No. Red Fail
81 05aI OG. Corn 9Ja9sc. Oats 47ta53c
Rye sl@S5c. Barley 81 30Sl 40. Whisky
81 u. Pork s33 0Oa33 %. Bnlk shout
ders l4lze; sides l9@l94c. Lard $50
lslz.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September ls. - Heavy
hemp bagging 25@2j]5. Supeftine fiour
S5CG5 p. Corn 97c. Oats 45yd50c. Rye 90
@9jc. TobaecO-sales Il hhds. at So 4Ofq
u 80. Provisions firm. Pork s,i3M33 80.
Bacon, shoulders, i6c; sides l9l4@lglzc
Hams 25G BE. Lard zoe. Whisky 81 10
al Is.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September Is.-F'lOur - 00@
; 25. Wheat 81 lS@i -. Corn s2lfc. Oats
HI5c Rye S7dgOc. Barley 81 ~ Hiyh-
wines 81 0S. Cuba Sugar 554@I45lc. Sides
and hams l7GlSc.
FOREIGN.
HAvRE. September lS.-COtton declin-
ing, l55ls from the spot and l5-4 afoat.
LONDON, September lS.-COnsols 923f@
l2Ez. American securities quiet hui steady |
30 bonds Of 90 Sj9s do of %. So; do |
Of 81 8l5S l0-40s "A; do at Frankfort 81.
PARIS, September Is.-Rentes 70f 92c.
LIVERPOOL, September lS.-Cotton ir- |
regular. Uplands l25sd; Orleans 1880 !
I3Ad; sales 5000 bales. BreadstuffS quiet. |
California white wheat ! Is ID; Red Wes- |
.ern 9s 9d@9S 3; Western hour 25s; Corn |
,0s Oats 3s I'D. Peas AS I'd.
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COMMERCIAL CONvEaTl0n.
Ex-Prssi6eHi Fillmore 10 Organize Dele
gates MHst Have Documents.

EN-Pfbsi0eht fiimOft 10 OlYdHik6---Dt Dttt-
gates MHst Have Documents.
LOUISVILLE, September lS.-Ey-
President Milldrd Fillmore has been
appointed a delegate 10 the CONNER
cial Convention, and Will attend. lie
will organize the Convention, having
been selected to do SO.
Delegates will greatly facilitate the
Committee Of Arrangements by writ
ing 10 the Chairman at once, stating
their intention of attending, aud Civ
ing their address and the interests
they represent. Suitable preparations
will be made for the number coming.
Proper credentials should be brought
in order that 80 difficulty may arise
in determining the delegates rights
10 seats.
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PRIVATE PREMlUMs FoR cOrToN

4. BHsieB hs5.. President Shetbg Cb1taty 4gri-
oUH'10t, Hech0Hicdi ana H0rtirulftru, Socisty.
DEAR SIN: AS a tribute of respect from tb,.
workers in metals to the tillerS Of the soil
the undersigned respectfully offers the fol-
lowing private premium. 10 be awarded hv
your committee at your annual Fair in OcfO-
ber viz:
For the Best One Bale Of Gotten, Fillev'S
No. ~ Charter Oak steve worth - so
R"apectully,
l. =. SCHABEL X CO.. - Main street
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MARRIED

BBIN-wINDIATE- On Thursday, Sep
tember I6. 1863, at Christ Church, Waukagan
Illinois, by the Rev. J. 3. pUnield, the Hon.
JoHS 1UBBIN to Miss MIRIAM WINDIATE,
both Qf Memphis, Tenn.
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Miss Braddon's mental disorder con-
tinues, and her friends are much alarmed
at her condition.
The American System of Hydro
carbon Gas Manufacture " viii soon be
offered to the public. Messrs. Silliman q
Wurtz have experimental works near
New Haven. and il is understood that the
gss-works Of the city are about to adopt
the new method. This will soon solve
the question of expense and show the
practical value Of the American system of
illumination,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Cars and Trestle Work Bur1ed Two Lives
ost

Lost.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. September IS
a terrible accident occurred tonight
10 the train from Charleston on the
South Carolina Railroad.
Before daylight this morning a
large tree had fallen across the trestle
at Congaree swamp, and the engi-
neer and part Of the train We're pre-
cipitated into the swamp, when the
engine blew up, setting the cars and
ireStle on fire. About siX hundred
feet OF trestle was burnt. None Of
the passengers were hurt, bat engi-
neer HargrOve and fireman Gilbert
were killed, and fireman Burns seri-
pnsly wounded.
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SPAIN.
The Throne ts be Filled by the Sen Of
Victor Emanuel


MADRID. September lS.-The can
didature of the Duke OF Genoa, son of
King Victor Emanuel. OF Italy, for
the throne Of Spain continues TO be
very earnestly advocated. His ac-
ct-SsiOn to the crown Is regarded as
probable. Should the plan be carried
into effect, the youthful King will be
assisted by a regency composed Of the
Duke de MOntpensIer, Marshal5 Ser
ranO and Rivera.
The proposition 10 call Prince
Thomas, the Duke Of Genoa, and ne
phew OF the King of Italy, TO the
throne of Spain, under the joint
regime Of MOntpensier, SerranO aud
Rivera. i gaining ground.
The Spanish frig8te Amsnza, is un-
der orders for Cuba.
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TELEeRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September ls.-Dry Goods.
Wyoming a. bleached muslhls nlzc;
brown sheetings l6@l6Zi Briggs prints
81.
Cotton is a shade easier: sales 100
bales uplands at 30lzc. Flour s. 9006 20.
Whisky 81 l4%asI Is. Wheat, Tennes-
see, 81 -. Rice quiet; Carolina SCa9c.
Coffee firm; Sugar firm, Cuba ll@l2Ltc.
Corn. sound Western 81 l2(d1 IA.
Money is active and firm, at per cent.
gold, for call loans, and some brokers are
compelled 10 pay commissions for money,
owing to the scarcity ofsmall rates, which
continues, and is coupled with increased
orders from the South. The Bank state
ment is preferable, but the results show
that the banks are only SD. 900 stronger
in their resources. The decrease in loans
and deposits shows a contraction in con-
sequence of the drain Ofcurrenoy 10 move
the crops. 10 is estimated that 50 600. 600
viii be sent South and West during the
week. Sterling 7z@7&. Gold closed al
I36l 6lsaI365s. ClearanceS S99, ,000, ,0O0. Old
'I'eonesspa bonds 81 new 5ji4
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NEW 0RLEANS

New ORLEANS, September lS.-Cotton
is in fair demand; sales 100 bales; mid
dlings Z94@2974; receipts 4s4 balesl eX-
supertine - IS; XXX Sc 10; XXX SO 25.
oats 90. Bran 81 o.. Hay unchanged.
Pork S34 30 Bacon shoulders II; sides
20@30l4c; hams 24d25c. Lard l9k@22.
Prime sugar ~. MOlasses 60gTp. Whis-
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The EOii0, a new musical journal,
will soon make its appearance al Boston.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 REWA RID Of ten dollars viii be paid for
= the return Of or any Information that
VIII lead to the recovery Of "a Green and
Black Parlnr Carpet taken On Wednesday,
i3th, NUN No. rs tpi9n street. sel9
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B. LOWenstein & Bros
PAP & 244 MAIN ST,
ENTRANCE TO
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENTS,
339 MAIN STREET,

MEMPHIS, TENN.
81 am now receiving daily my FALL
STOCK Of BONSETs and HATS in VELVET,
CH:LDRES's MISSES and BOYS FANCY HATS.
vELvEr- in SILK, ROYAL, UNCUT and TABBY.
Ribbons of every design and quality. SILKS
and sArINs, PLUAEs, FEATHERs, old Ladies'
CARS and HEAD-DREssEs. in endless variety
My goods have been selected personally
from the latest French Importaiions, and the
stock is complete in every respect Country
merchants are respectfully invited TO cali
and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. selg