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CITY ITEMS.

OFFICE or THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
NAVIGATION FOMPANY on TIE SOUrH y
WEsT.-MEMPIIIs, Tenn, May &, lsG9.-Notlce
Is hereby given 10 all concerned that there
viii he meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Mississippi Valley Navigation Company OF
the south and West, held at the Office Of this
Company, No. ~ - Carondolet street, In the
city OF New Orleans, ON MONDAY. May p,
1869, nj ~ o'eiock AM, for the purpose OF re-
vising and amending the charter OF the Com
pany.
By order OF The President.
msl5 NEWTON 5. OTIS, Secretary.
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WANTED,

IJTyHE FOLLOWING NUMBERS OF TIT,
L MEMPHIS APPEAL OF 1851;
February I to February ". haclnSite.
May q. s N
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July 5, q to 81, Inclusive
august l, =, :, 20, 7. 10, u, b, H. Is, is, n, p,
Seateniber 4. Z. 8, II. ~. q. u, y.
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November 10, u.
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April ., 3, :, II, Il, ~.
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July /. .. 3, 8. to II, Il 10 p, y, 80, u. s.
August 2 a, s, 10, %, q, 3O,jt.
Surprising that a file was retained Tor me IN
the Office. neglected all the numbers while !
was editor. Topreserge the articles 1 wrote, l
am very DESTROYS To procure the above num-
hers. and Shall be under many obligations to
.frients whowill furnish them. 1 shall gladly
nav for them any reasonable price. II sent TO
box S.. Postofice, Memphis, they will reach
me. Lmyl3l ALBERT PIKE.
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PUBLIC SALE
or
RESIDENCE ~
ON THE
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Farm Lands and Fisheries on
Presidents Island.

nESIBING to dispose OF a portion OF nay
IL real estate / viii offer al public sale
through Messrs. ~Ieoyster, TrczeVant & Co.,
Auctioneers, on II IiSDAN. zTH \
OF 4 next, upon the premises, thirty Su-
burban Lois, ) To ~ acres each, situated on
the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad. about
four miles south of Memphis, on Nonconnah
Heights. invite, from such as wish to buy,
a particular inspection OF these beautiful
lands, which viii be found to possess in an
eminent degree the attractions of picturesque
grounds, fine soil, noble forest trees and pure
water from never falling springs. H:lf hours
time will ufice to reach the property fraalI
Court Square by the daily trains OF the road,
which pass to and from tae city nj short in
terVals, giving free access to the business, the
upon the land Will Yield one hundred dollars
clear profit to the acre.
/ viii also offer at public sale on THURS
DAY, JCNE 81, attn house OF tie Auction
GERS, northeast corner Of Main and Jefferson
streets, $50 acres, in tracts of 30 10 100 acres, ON
Presidents Island, Just below the city, nearly
all above overflow. heavily timbeFcd with
ash and walnut and other forest growth.
The land Is OF unsurpassed fertility, and me-
.eeSsible at all seasons by steamboats,. 4
ready market may be found for every cord OF
wood cut upon the land. y feature of great
value in this property is tire well known
Lake, which affords thc finest fisheries III this
part of the world. Thu fish and game priv
legeS on this Lake may be made very yalua-
bic In supplying the Memphis market. Plans
made by MeSSrs. Robinson K Noon, CiYif En--
gineers. can be seen at the Office of the Auc-
them or myself, by appointment, at any time
before the day of sale.
TERMS or SALE-Half cash. balance M and
two years with interest, retaining lien.
7 MITCHELL.
ROYSTE.R, IRRELEVANT < co,
ny An.ffaunara
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Buntyn and T~rezeVant Tracts
Five Miles from the City.
On Memphis & Charleston Railroad,
On Thursday, May 20.

To this sale we specially direct the attention
OF those who would make a pleasant combi-
nation OF city and country life. We shall
offer about ONE HUNDRED LOTS, varying
In size from ; to ~ acres, many of them di-
rectly upon the Railroad, and none of them
more than the distance of a few minutes
walk to a regular flag station upon the Road,
giving the business and professional men.
who follow the& ocatiOn in the city, the ad-
vantage OF a retired and economical resi-
dence on a few acres of land in the country,
with the loss of but little more time, and at
much less expense in money than to live on
q few feet Of ground in any part OF the city.
The different I2ins now running in and out
OF the city on This Road, afford the Opportu-
nifty OF ingreSs and egress to and from the
city every two or three hours during the day.
Communication tickets are sold to al the sta
lions included in the lands offered In this
sale, at from ~ to II cents, and the trip is
made to the most distant point ia - minutes
from the city depot. Terms will be exceed
ingly liberal, the object being to induce the
Immediate settlement Of the lands by a good
population. Plans Of the lands now at our
Office. The Avenues and Lots viii be iIfii-
Gated, so that parties wishing to make exam
nations can doso with no other guide than
a plan in their hands. The locality of the
lands embraced In this sale has always been
highly popular for its health and beauty, and
the neighborhOod Is rapidly filling up with
the best society.
EOlSTER, FREEMAN 60,
ny5 AuctiOneers.
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Cupping and Leeching.

nRDERS for Cupping and Leeching left at
OGUS. LEOPoLDS BARBEB SHOP, No. IL
Poplar street, eorneF of Front Alley, Mem
mis- Tenn. viii be promptly attended TO by
anie w. C.. WERNER.
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IL Ola
Saturdays, at 2sartOek pan.
Making direct cO~nnecta4Sa LITTLE ROCK
for FORT SMITH. with the following boats
that leave Little Rock Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays, at I'D o'clock am:
FORT iB$D<-.----IOh W~OOdburn, Master
AMERICAN - Levi Chapman, Master
AN tliEN ------.---JaIne BoWlin, Master
Thus making three trips n week from LfrrL.E
ROCK to FOIT SMITH. and connecting AZ
Fort Smith with the steamer
FORT MfTH.--..-..-. Ed. Rowland, Master
For Fort Gibson.
Through bills of aiding given Tor freight to
and from New Orleans, Memphis, -. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati.
FreightS delivered at destination, at all
stages OF the river. without storing or other
delay.
-Any persons desiring to ship by this line
from the North, East or Vest 10 any point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned 10 " MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIV-
ER PACKET COMPANY" ut Memphis tofice 34
Front street, Mosby BlOck.J Those shipping
nom New Orleans should eonsign TO - Mem
Phis and Arkansas River Packet Company.
at Napoleon. JOHN u. ADAMS, President.
IA. KENDIC, Agent,
myi Onlce 54 Front street. MOsby Block.
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IoHN RED.

rARpENTER AND BUILDER, No. 90 JEFF.
u ferson Street, entrance in alley Speelnl
attention given TO Stair Work. Houses
Verandahs framed ready for shipping. noNzi
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CORRESPONDENCE.

-Corrcspondeuee on Public Events, solicited
from every part Of tho Inited States.
ATNSLTE, IsEATING GO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20
Alexandria and Vicinity.

The Gdsette OF last evening has the following
Items:
RoBBHRY AT THE THEOLOGICAL SExINAkY
TN Tuesday last colored boy about Sc ven teen
years old, who had been employed at the resi-
dence OF the Rev. DIR. Packard, al the Theolog-
zeal Seminary, for a short time previous, (hay-
ing been received there and cared for as ain OBJ
iect OF charity.) during the temporary absence
of the family sole a lady's hunting case gold
watch and a psir of Shoes. He was seen IN
this city yesterday morning, and attempted 70
dispose or his plunder at several stores on King
street, but since that time nothing has been
heard from him.
THE FRONT ROYAL RAPB-Contrary to
expectation, the two colored men imprisoned
at Frcnt Royal, for the rape of Miss Thompson,
were not taken out OF jail and lynched last
night. They are stIll protected night and day
from the enraged citizens OF the neighborhood
by strong guard of armed men.
COLORED FRsTIvALs-Festivals for the in
dividual benefit of toe colored people a. whose
houses they are held Ia We of late become one
OF the features Of Alexandra by gaslight, but
the Mayor has determined to suppress them
and hereafter the watch will break up all of
them found in progress.
PROPERTY SALR-Green Il Wise, real estate
agents. sold on Monday last the farm of Mr.
Berldsley, situated near Catlett's STAT len, on
the Orange, Alexandra aud Manassas railroad
containing 1910 acres, TO James l.. Gorrell, OF
HavTe. de. Grace
THR WoRKHOUsR-In consequence OF the
insecurity of the workhouse as prison, II has
been determined 20 attach a ball aud chain
hei eater TO all parties committed there
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ga heavy shower of rain fell at Richmond
Va, on Monday evening last-the first In about
two months.
~They have been holding a temperance
nous vote for prohibition was passed.
~John Retallack, clerk Of Moses W
Fields, OF Detroit absconded lately with gil 600
belonging TO his employer, and escaped to Eu.
rope from Quebec, disguised as female.
~Miss Julia Cleary, for sixteen years a
composition In the ONCE Of the Troy Times, has
become postulant in the order Of Sisters Of
Oharity. --.
ga correspondent (unmarried) suggests
mat Soiomon's wisdom was due to the fact that
he had seven hundred wives, whom ne con-
suited on all occasions.
@"Sepulchral cant"is the term applied by
Q railroad Superintendent OF Maine, TO the op.
position made TO the running Of trains on sun
s0~Gold may cure adversely and putty MP
q broken heart, but when you come 70 con-
sumption, rheumaucs, and Btigbt's dis eass OF
the kidnevs, II Is as useless Is crowbsr to .
drowning man" vI--s-zr -,zrf,s-f. -f..H
aTThs September number OF the Atlantic
Monthly will contain an article by Mrs. Stowe.
revealing, It IL said. the true canss Of the separ.
alton Of Lord Byron and his wife.
~Philadelphia 10 .sdsath" on WHISKY in
various ways. Sherecen,ly consumed several
million drains OF II BY ire, and since then she
has given mp nearly S,D0o gallons to revenue
officials. whe say the taxes were not paid.
Lieut.; Geo Chism, late Of Slst Illinois
regiment, lOoi. jacob Fry's) was SHOT and in.
SANITY killed in Green county. Ill, near Oar.
rollton, last week, by his father. in -Saw, Geo.
Robiey. IN treatment OF Robley's daughter
was the alleged cause. - - -.
~The nearest approacc> = !. :lseovery of q
certain cure for Asiafic cholera 10 ne in,eotion
OF warm water into the veins Of patients,
$4,000 await In Francs the man who will
make known remedy that will Do remedy
beyon d all douot.A 49, NeEs -Acy--
sOut of LIS apnlica pts for Iabor at (,as,,e
Garden Labor Exchanee. New York, during
the last two weeks. i,6N found employment Of
the average rate Of SIS per month for males and
8 III for women. -.sT ~ = --r.
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SHOOTING CAsE.-On Thursday a diff Guilty
occurred between Mr.. Jacob Acker and Nessrs
Y. Henry al d Marion Lamb al Mr.. Bonds a
MCGahey syLle, Va, which came near prov.
ing fatal 10 TWO OF the parties. There had been
"A uIspute between the parties about some lum
Der, and not being able TO settle the matter
amicabIy, armed themselves, the former with
army rlne ga sixteen -shooter,D and the latter
with pistols. In the fray Acker shot V. II
Lamb through one OF his legs, Just above the
Knee, fracturIDg IL so badly as 10 render ampu-
tauon necessary; anu Marion Lamb, sesinp
that his brother had been shot, fired AZ A cker
the ball taking effect IN the breast and passing
10 the back Acker's life was at one time des.
paired OF. Notwithstanding the untayorabl,
cohdition OF The weather, both partiesi Were
doing well as could be expected when ,ast
heard from The par who escaped III Iury
was arrested and committed 10 jaiI.-Hqrrtson.
Clue Communicable.
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TIE GREATEST relief imaginable can be al
FORCED this warm weather by wearing one OF
those elegant suits selling At such astonishing
ly lew prices al the celebrated Oak Hall cloth
ing store, 400 Seventh street, opposite the Post
Office, " here, in addition 10 gentlemen ban
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah na Pogue. drab
etc alpaca and linen suits. children's Carl
balde suits in great variety also 10 be had at
he most reasonable prices. 2S,6
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wants to See the Police Around

EDITOR STAR:-Lsst night, two drunken
men visited the house Of citizen on l7tn
street, below the Navy department. and de-
manded admission. They were ordered away,
and this morning they were found dead drunk
near by. The police do not visit this locality
frequent enough of nights, and often petty rob-
beries are committed in the neighborhood.
Aug. 10Th. A CITIZEN.
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ATTBNTION.-We beg to call the attention of
medical practitioners and invalids to s.Speer's
Standard Wine Bitters," as a mildly stimulat-
ing dturetic, sodorific. and tonic aid to debili.
tated persons, from whatever cause. Their
base is Speer's pure Wine, without the SEM
blance of medication, except by herbs and
roots. The most delicate ladies use them with
decided advantage. They are remarkably
pleasant TO the taste. Sold by druggists.
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~"ioing. it.blind" Is the name of n can,e
recently played at 4 religious fair in the West
A fowl is suspended TO a rope stretched be.
tween two posts, ten or twelve feet apart and
al height little above a mans head The
competitors are blindfolded at q short distance
from the fowl and after being turned around
several times, are allowed to 60 one al a time,
sword In hand, in the direction they think the
prize is suspended, to cut il down if they can
MOI one In hundred went anywhere near the
fowl -
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LOCAL N W s.

Amussments, Excursions. Pic-Nics. &c.
SkNI- WKHKLY EXCURSION to Moun Vernon
On the steamer Arrow, on Tuesday and Thurs.
Gey
ONSIsusEs for hire 70 picnic parties a.
NaiIoT h Bros stables.
MARKRITBRs ART GALLERY, asa tn strae.
SMITH 4 STRoN6's ART GALIxRY. 2ls +
street.
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A CURE FOR EARACHR-There is Scarcely
ache TO which children are subject so bad to
bar and so difficult TO cure as earache Bat
there is remedy never known TO fail Take
bit OF cotton batting, put upon ii a pinch OF
black pepper. gather il up and tie II, dip il in
sweet oil, ana insert il il the ear. Put a nan.
mel handkerchief over the head TO keep il
warm. II will give Immediate relief
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ms client discharge, or At least only verdict
OF assault and battery without intent to kill.
Jusuce Chase, however, thought that tns
charge OF intent to kill has been fully estab.
hsned oy the testimony, ana he should req uire
ootn Boernsein and Nolte to give security in
the sum Of 81, 600 each for their appearauc e b.
fore court. counter warrant was then pro.
duced against Whaley. and he was held to an
sweI before court In the same sum, for throw
ing stones ard ass aulting Boernstein and Nolte.
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MUST WIN-"No Use Denying the Fdct'-
stevens, Proprietor of the Tea Hong, has
adopted a principle of selling Tea that must
nln, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought &
thousand.
6.I7 ..HONG,n SIG 1th street.
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PROPOSALS FOB FRESH BEEF

- HEA % rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT D
OFFlcEcHIEF CoNMIssARY OF sUBsrsrsNcE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. August 18th, 1889
scared Proposals gin dg plicatel will be received
United states Infantry. A c. s., at Win chester
va, until MONDAY, September 18th, 1869 at Il
m for supplying the United States subsisteoce
Department with FRESH BEEF at winchester
Na,ior six months. from October LIST, lsS9 or such
tence may direct.
Bidders are requested to be present 70 respond
fullhllment of their contract. W
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c. az
heretofore. &C
By command Of Brevet MAJOR General Candy.
Brevet Major and Chief Dominican OF snS.,.t
ence, Fret Military District. an l7-6t
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CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrsscen-
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. IA PennsyI-
yania avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
Hours from a. m. 10 p. m. Calls made at
residences between and D. m. No charge
tor consultation at office. Established 1S6l.
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CHINESE COAL MINERs.-The PhIladelpb,a
Gazette observes that II would not ne in the
least surprised to find the Lackawanua and
wyoming Pa companies employing Chinese
miners. These companies resolutely hold out
against the strike, and say they will never
surrender. Chinese agents from California
have been 10 New York in search of orders for
coal companies may have given Them orders
and are now awaiting the supply TO begin the
change.
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NEW LIGHT HOUsKs IN CHRsAPRAKR Ray
ny order OF the Lighthouse Board the present
nAed light a. SmIih's Point in chesapeake
Bay, near the mouth of the Potomac river
VIII De changed at sunset on the evening Of the
list September next to a revolving white light,
varied by red fash once every twenty.
I'VE (23l seconds. Also, on the same evening.
(Septsnoer !, S69,) q fixed white hight will be
exhibited from the recently erected screw pile
lighthouse which Is placed in II feet water ~
mean ilde on Rappahannock spit, on Windmill
Point Chesapeake Bay, north side Of the
entrance 20 the Rappahannock river The
light vessel now stationed at southeastern
extremity OF Rappahannock spit, of Windmill
Point, Will, at the time Of the exhibition of the
hgh. from the lighthouse. be removed The
non work OF the foundation of the light.houss
is painted red, and the superstructnre straw
color The focal plane Of the light is 3s feet
above ordinary sea level. ana the light shou Id
De visible all around the horizon in clear
weather at "A distance of Pbout Is nautical miles
"A fog-bell 10 be rung by machiner,r and ar.
ranged for being struck al uniform intervals
OF ten (lOl seconds, Is placed n the de
OF The lighthouse, and will be kept in opera.
non during fOgs and thick Weather. Stingray
POINT light liked red bears SW. by =, distant
shout miles from the Windmill Point light
vessels drawing l. or more feet of water
should not approach the light house on the
eastern side nearer than nautical miles YES
sells drawing not over Is feet water NAV an
proach the lighthouse on the north or south
SIDE within LOO yards with safety, and vessels
drawing not more than II feet water may ap-
proach ~ IN safety within 40 wards ON tha
north, east, and south sides, but should MOI
pass between 10 and the land a., Windmill
Point first class buoy, painted black and
properly mum bered, will be placed near the
eastern extremity of the spit making cut from
windmill Point, and near where the Liz ht-
vessel Is now stationed, when that vessel is
Withdrawn
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GEORGETOWN,
Affairs I'm GearSetaNn.

THRRATe OF VOL HNCg-J W Cunniuehsu
was arrested last evening ty Officer warwic 4
Tor threats OF violence against J. W. Paxton,
and was rec uired 10 give $3.50 security 70 keep
the peace oy Jusuce Buckley. disappears there
was monetary difficulty between tue two,
winch led 10 slrimmage resulting as above
HoT.-1he Thermometer SO Cropley's drug
store stood g degrees at u n. to-day.
MERCHANTS ENCHANeI.-rhree thousand
ousneis OF wheat were offered this morning.
with sales OF 1850 bushels At sL6lasl.66x.
RIVER tRoNT.-Entered-Steam Express
NIekie, from Baltimore. Clsared-Sseamer
John Gibson, Winters, for New York.
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SA letter received in New York from the
headquarters Of q uesada ends as follows: IL
hope the baby is WI and growing strong
Remember my charge to you-that you shall
bring him mp 10 be a good Cuban; that he will
hate The Spaniards and accustom himself 10
play with powder, that he may, one day, be a
good soldier"
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A PPLICATlOl gOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRAET0.
DEPARTMENT OF TEE INYyRroR.
PKNsIoN OTFIcK, July 18th, ls6s


APPLE alton: hs.i.s PEE. made sn1sr sh. ct Of
se,ts ~ ier ne reis:us o. The doleyilg De-
been lost or destroysd,-loticO . hereby siven
that n the date following the dissertation o( ooc6
warrant. rev certificate or warrant Of like e or
VIII be rsissleda n no valid objectioa shoald rhs1
No 0,lS, for 40 aerss. issnsd under the cot Of
February ~, $50, IN the naDs Of danes a Uar-
mon. brother md heir as la1 q Andrew Hox1on.
$780, $780, "a ,s xss granted Hovsabsr 8, nv.
No gs, FOG lso acrss. issued under the cot OF
March }, 18Ss In TIE name Of Thomas Abpome ~
We ersstsd Iril IS. lsss. esDtsnbee u, -.
NO N.as, lor 80 scrse, Issued gndsr Tie sct OF
siSSy q Lsr.:s P,,sess e: ssd vss srSassi Arri
March 5, lese, q the nsls Of aslfy Wsiiscs. spi
a. duDliests Of Lao wsrfsnt Csrsiscss.. No.
Aes., for no eerss, issaed unasr Dc sss Of Ies.
vas granted September 3, lss Ooto6sr .. nss
no. 81, Tor ~ eefes issued under the act Of
March 3, l6S. fn the name OF WhfSoomb n az sod
vas granted Jaly IL, 1855. Novsmker 6, lsss
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THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. b
Wilson & Go. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, as cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. ia
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A RuR.FUL DBED-A Miss Rue, OF Louisi.
ana, drowned herself in the Mississippi Re w
days ago. She had been 10 a circus, the day
previous. with a young man who had been
paying attentions to her for some time, aud re.
port says that he refused 10 marry her.