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From wAsaEGTos
Census Committee in Session. Radicals
Carried the city---The Santa Fe Robbery
---lhdian Depredations- --ete., etc, etc.

Il WAsHINGToN, June S.-The sub
4 1Census Committee is still in session,
and may remain so some weeks. Thus
far they have come to no determina-
| tion as TO the form and character of
the schedules for taking the census.
The Radical majority reaches 800.
All the Radical candidates were cleo
| ted, and of the seven Aldermen
elected only two are Democrats.
Gen. Spinner has received another
telegram from Santa Fe, annOun-
cling that Gen. Getty, command
ing the District, Col. Rochester, the
Chief Disbursing Officer, and Mr.. Lit
tie, the Receiver Of Public Monies,
have made AN examination of the
robbery of the United States DEPOSIT
tory, and that the loss will amount TO
about 100000.
The Commissioner of Indian affairs
to-day received the following tele-.
gram from Enas Haag, Quaker SUI
sperintendent of Indian affairs at
AtchisOn, Kansas, dated the 9Th inst.
The reports of hOstilities in North
west Kansas, are exaggerated, and
conflicting. Eeight or ten remote
settlers are said to have been killed.
The exposed settlements are prepar-
ing for defense. The Indians are sup
posed to be Northern Cheyennes and
Sioux. f@s SFH
The President leaves tomorrow
evening for New York. He will at
tend the Boston Peace Jubilee,
Gen. Spinner says the money re-
Gently stolen in Santa Fee from the
Government depository was in notes
of large denominations, of which the
Treasury Department has complete
record. sIE5 lsIt44 Ggl II
Senator Boutwell, has reduced the |
clerical force in the Treasury Depart |
ment and the various branches thereof |
to the exact number authorized by
law.
Eight clerks and messenger were
removed from the First Auditors |
Office to-day, @d on the 1st of July a |
of temporary clerks will be
dismissed.
The contest over the Mobile post |
office closed today, by the appoint
ment of Is. G. Bromberg vice Byron
G. Pierce suspended. ''
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
sold g, 900, 600 in gold, receiving there
for 81, 79S, 7sl in currency. The amount
Of gold in the Treasury is 49,, ,000, 900,
and S2A000, 600 in coin certificates.
A.CA ASteWart has been appointed
Collect8 of Internal Revenue for the
4th District of Missouri
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TOAsTs AT THE BOSTON JUBILEE.

We learn that a banquet will be got
ten up in Boston during the coming
great Peace Jubilee, at which the fol-
lowing toasts will be read, and re-
sponded to-Gen. Grant to preside on
the occasion:
Regular Toasts-Cigars, Whisky,
Trick Mules, Monkeys. Long may
they wave!-To be responded to by
the President. - 1l r''.
2. The memory of Mrs. Surratt and
Wirtz. Respondent, the Hon. Edwin
NJ. Stanton.
3. The Declaration of Independence,
"Tear dSwn the Haunting lie." Re-
spondent, the Hon. Horace Greeley.
4. Canes and their uses. Respond
ent, the Hon. Charles Summer.
5. Washington, Jefferson, Monroe,
and Adams, old fogies of l776, al fuss
and feathers. Responent, the Hon.
Wendell Phillips.
6. Woman: Superior to white men
and almost equal to negroes. Respond
ent, Miss Anna Dickinson. s,
The whole to conclude with an ad-
dress on the Ingratitude of Repub-
lics,v by the Hon. VIM. II. Seward,
The above proceedings will be fol-
lowed by a general dance, with Fred.
Douglass as Master Of Ceremonies, :
IT,
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FOREIGN
News from Spaig, France Italy and Ger
many

party has the determination and
nerve for the Withdrawal of the Hum
garian troops frSp the Provinces
bordering on the rNer Lathu, unless
the Government is able to Offer a sat
isfactory explanation for their employ
ment there.
FLORENCE, June s,-Ihere have
been serious distu hances at Carroll ma
recently, but no particulars have been
received. At last accounts order was
restored,
PARIS, June S.-The result of the
elections, where the ballot was neces-
sary, resulted as follows: Official, q;
Unofficial, !; Independent, /; OppO-
sitiOn, 10; Unknown, L.
vienna, June 5.-The .ns+riar
-.,,,,..InenU refuses to decide in the
matter of the neutrality of the SueZ
Canal, without the advice and consent
of France. SOS. -i'' '.''
MADRID, June S.-The Regency
bill was read for the first time in the
COrtes yesterday.
MADRID, June st is reported
that the Duke Of Zena is prominent
candidate for the Spanish throne.
BERLIN, June Skiing William
and Count Bismarck go to Bremen on
the13th inst.
PARIS, June S.-The result in fifteen
additional elections by ballot has
been declared, as seven official and
eight opposition candidates are elec-
ted. Among the successful candidates
are n: n, Pis.ard, I.atoire and De-
Last night about twelve O'Clock,
great crowds of people gathered in
Mount Martre District, and the po-
lice lwere obliged 10 reinforce in dis
persing them, and some citizens We're
injured, and a number of arrests
were made. The people finally re-
turned to their houses, and quiet was
restored. 4 scene of disorder also
occurred in front of the Hotel de Vile,
in which many were injured and a
large RNmber arrested. The total
number of arrests last night in con-
sequence of these riots was one hum
dred and twenty. r..
MADRID, June S.-ILe new Consti-
tuition has been promulgated in all
the provinces of Spain, and perfect
order reigns throughout the country.
A telegram has been received from
Don EspenOr, the Acting Captain
General of Cuba, countermanding the
previous acquisitions for reinforce
ments. This is accepted as an indi-
cation of an improved state of affairs
on the Island, and gives great salts
faction.
LONDON, June S.-The Times of
to-day refers to the fact that some of
the Tory press have declined to follow
the policy in regard to the Irish
Church bill, determined upon by the
majority at their meeting last Satur-
day, and trusts that the danger of
collision is past, and says that the eX-
perience of the past two days reaf-
firms the truth that in a direct issue
the lords must allow the national will
TO prevail. The present aspect indi-
Gates the passage of the bill, at its
second reading by small majority.
The same paper, in an article ON the
French election, points to the fact that
three and a half millions of French
men are voting in opposition to only
four millions who support the govern
ment, and whatever the relative
strength of the parties may be in the
corps Legislatiff, this is a significant
result OF universal suffrage, and is
bound to influence the entire policy of
the French government, 49,. . i.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
GALLATIN.
SENATOR FOWLER OUT FOR SENTER
AND UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
Powerful Speech Delivered at the Howard
Female College, Gallatih.
Address from rs.Prssidsni Johnson.
Tremendous Enthusiasm Immense Crowds,
Etc. Etc.

Special Dispatch 10 the Memphis Appeal.
NASHVILLE, June Sowing to
severe indispOsition, eX-Presiden
johnson did not address the pupil
of Howard Female College at Gallatir
at s.30a.me to-day, as was arranged
senator Fowler excused him to the
pupils, and held him up as an eX'
ample TO be followed by the youth Of
the country. BY noon about three
thousand persons assembled at the
Fair Grounds, where the chair was
taken by Bailie PeytOn, who intro
duced Senator Fowler as the savior
of johnson. He spoke about one
hour, and was listened to with marked
attention. He reviewed the political
situation, and congratulated him
heartily upon the existing good feel
ing, peace and evidences of prosperity.
The great thing TO be accomplished,
he said, was the enfranchiSement of
the masses. 1t had become the sacred
duty of those who could vote to labor
for the enfranchisement of those who
could not. On this point he was par
ticularly plain to the cOlored people,
and urged upon them TO work hear
tily in the cause of enfranchisement,
assuring them that in doing 50 they
woule BAT assist their best friends.
They must befriend thewhite men in
this extremity. President John
son was the author OF their
freedom, and to him they must
turn, and him they must follow.
They must not, under any circum-
stances, vote for any but men who
were honestly in favor of enfranchise-
ment.. 1t was the birthright of all to
be freemen. We must do away with
this despotism which debarred people
from the ballot.
He referred to the condition of af-
fairs as that of a community stripped
and plundered by five or six bandits,
compared with whom the robbers of
Italy might be called honest. He be-
lieyed that those who rebelled were
mistaken, but he believed honestly
mistaken. All were now prepared to
unite in restoring the State and Re
public. lie was rejoiced that the day
Of relief was at hand. This summer
would tell the story Of freedom, lib
erty, progress and peace, The history
Of the franchise law was closed or
sealed. We must continue to de-
velOpe our vast material resources
and earnestly sustain efforts for peace
and order. He briefly referred to his
part on impeachment and vi"ai"'---'
himself. He denounced the eXtrava-
gancies OF Congressional legislation
and touched up the national debt.
IIe concluded by eThorting his col
Ored hearers not TO vote for any who
were not honestly in favor of univer-
sal suffrage.
EX-President Johnson, about one
O'Clock, appeared on the stand, es-
cOrted by the principal gentlemen of
the town. No traces Of sickness were
visible. He was heartily greeted.
Upon the conclusion of FOwler's
speech lunch was announced, after
which A+r. johnson addressed the as
making a very powerful and
happy effort, similar in substance and
language to that recently delivered in
Clarksvilie, being particularly severe
on Grant. J. VI. X.
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FROM BOSTON
Arrival OF Strangers Peace tsbsies-. As
ssabIiqg Of PrssbyisrIahs.

BOsToN, June S.-The city is fast
filling up with strangers in antelope
ton of the peace jubilee. Upwards of
5000 rooms in the private houses of
DUR best citizens have been rendered
to the Executive Committee - .r- =
At meeting of the Presbytery Of
LodOnderry (Old School) was held
here to-day. The basis of a reunion
between the Old and New schools, as
agreed upon at New. York, was
adODted
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
CINCINNATI.

.CIScINNArI. June s.-Flour s. jOa5 %; Corn
G0aG2c Oats 69a72c. Whisky Soc. Pork held
and l51gc for sides. Bacon, loose, is held at
shoulders, lac; sides, I7Aal7szc. Lard l9c.
Groceries unchanged. Wheat 81 lJal 20. Rye
81. Cotton firmer and more active IN iddlings
29a291Sc. Butter 23a25c.' .higgs lsal9c Cattle
- 5Oa7 50. Sheepsss5
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June s.-FIour 81 5Oa5 %. Wheat
81 O9al 10. Corn 6ja66c. Oats 64a67c. Rye 9jc.
Pork held at s3l 25a3l So Bulk rib sides, loose
l6I4c. Bacon shoulders - s4c; sides l7lsRl7s{ &C.
Lard lsalS'4c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June s.-Flour s. 75aG 20 Wheat
81 Osal o.. Corn Csc. Oats $3.50. Rye CSC.
Barley 81 45al SO. Highwines 94a95c. Pork
S3l So Lard ls1gc. Hams l6I4al61lc. Short rib
middles l6al614c. Rough sides l5al6c. Bulk
shoulders, loose, l214al21zc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, June s.-Flour 81 10. Corn GSc.
Oats 79c. Groceries unchanged. Tobacco act
i've; sales $50 hhds at from 50 to sl3 50: Pork
Ta 81 % Bacon sh9q5Sers Isc s;k1 Wis sRdss bei
81 lOal %. Rye 81 .. Choice cattle g. Hogs
81 >. Choice sheep 81, Eggs l5c Butter ljc.
UnYashed Tool3Te.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June S.-Cotton advanced
359 bales exports 81 bales. Gold 3S1l. ster-
ling 5lI% New York sight q discount.
Flour nrlnef at SOaO Ju. torn scarce at 81 III.
Oats 72a73c. Bran 81 %. Prime hay s36a27.
Pork sSS 25aSS 80. Bacon, shoulders HE9e; sides
lsals14c. Lard, tierces, l91Zc; kegs 20a201 n
Moiasses, fermenting, 45a6Oc. Whisky a&d
coffee unchanged.- r' - g ."-
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June s.-Cotton firmer and more
active; sales 300 bales; uplands 8lc, Flour
81 90a5 25. Whisky s61sa9Sc. Wheat 81 42al 43.
Corn 66a95c. Rice quiet; Carolina Sa9c. Coffee
firm but quiet. Sugar firm Cuba l0al31sc; Ha-
vana I2c. Molasses dull.
Money.-Money is in active demand at per
cent on call during the entire day. Sterling
is firmer at 91za9Iz. Gold opened at 3SsS and
closed at 3SS1aSS7s. The advance in exchange
was the main reason for the increase in gold.
The carrying rates were 2a7 per cent. Gov
ernments are dull but firm. State bonds are
weak; new Tennessees 621z.
Dry Goods.-She market Is very quiet to-
day, but steady and firm for most descriptions
OF staple goods. Trowbridge A fine brown
cottons have advanced from 10 e1zc, while
Whittenton A A stripes are reduced by job
bers from 221z TO 2l1ze. Hills, Masonville and
Lonsdales bleached muslins are advanced by
agents to l2c, still both of the former have not
risen in the jobbersi hands, but win soon,
Woolens continue depressed and dull, as
goods are selling as low as T5a621zc, and beav-
ers al GI9e,
LONDON, June S.-Consols closed at 92s "a
924. Fiye-twenties at 500.
LIVERPOOL, June S.-Cotton closed q shade
easier; uplands ll54d; Orleans ll5sd; sales
1900 bales.
FRASKFoRT, June s.-United States ave-
twenty bonds 81 zaS65<
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FROM CHICAGO,
The Mcdonnell Murder Case---Breach Of
Promise Case.

CHICAGO, June 8.-The argument in
the Mcconnell murder trial was closed
this morning at about IL o'clock. AT
u o'clock the Jury retired and at 2
pm. brought in a verdict of F'not
guilty" The verdict was received
with frantic expressions of joy. The
prisoner was discharged and received
the enthusiastic congratulations of his
friends.
The case Of Miss Amanda Craig, of
Cincinnati, vs.. 4. S. Sprague, OF this
city, for a breach Of promise, which
has been on trial before Judge VIII
cox, at Wheaton, for several days past,
was given to the Jury to-day; and a
verdict for Miss Craig was rendered,
awarding her $4,000, the amount
claimed by her for damages. ahe
verdict was received with applause.
The counsel Of Sprague win apply for
a new trial.
aEsF. 1FmE
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NASHVILLE, June s.-A report is
current to-day that the Press and
Times, (Radical, the organ of the
Stokes party, is about to change own
ership and will, in a few days, ran up
the Senter flag. w. . ,''af'' g
The Southwestern Press Association,
having completed its business, ad-
journed this afternoon. Tonight they
partake of a banquet at the Merchants
Exchange, rendered them hy the
Nashville members. -. =.
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JEROME PARK RACES.
Second Days SpOrt---FOur Races.

New YORK. June s.-The first race,
a premium of $500 for all ages, mile
heats, was won by Red Dick in l.JOl,
I.j0l and l.J01.
The Westchester cup Of $3.50, q
miles, for all ages, so entrance, p. p,
was won by O'Fallons Banshee in
4l9a.
The ruling races for all ages, pre-
mium Of 5000, II mile, the horses en-
tered 10 be sold for 5000 and to carry
their appropriate weight, for $500 al
lowed seven pounds, and for $1,000
twelve pounds, was won by Flora
McIver in 2.234. ...-. o. -
The fourth race, for premium of
$500, for three year olds, II mile, was
won by Vespucius in 2.OSa.
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FROM AUGUSTA, GA.
Arrest of an Editor by the Military.

AUGUSTA, June S.---A letter to the
Chronicle says that the Editor of the
Warrenton Clipper, and other citizens,
were arrested at Warrenton to-day, at
the instance Of the Sheriff, who arrived
yesterday from Atlanta with two COM
panies of infantry. They are in Jail,
and surrounded by a strong force of
The military. The excitement is great.
The arrests are presumed 10 have
grown out of political difficulties.
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FROM RICHMOND
Nominations Of the Radical City and County
Convention,

niCHMoND, VA, June S.-The Rad
zeal City and County Conversion to-
day nominated for the Legislature one
negro and two whites for the Senate,
and seven NEGROES and one white for
the House,
Gen. Candy has appointed Major A.
B. Thompson Sh@ of the city of
Richmond.
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s. FROM NEW YORK. z
Oepartur OF Vessel for Caba-- Marriage
Of Edwin Booth, Etc.

NEW Y0SE, June S.-The steamer
Tiher, which has been detained on
suspicion of being intended to carry
aid to the Cubans, was cleared and
sailed at 12;30 to-day, flying the Do
minican flag,
Edwin Booth was married yester-
day to Miss Mary McYicker, of Chi
cago. islta IG fsJfe1IaE 8 EE.
About one O'Clock a heavy thunder
storm passed over this city, accompa-
MED by hail storm, lasting ten min
utes, during which stones very large
and heavy fell. .
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BUILDERS EMPORIUM.

HTANTED-AGENTS- to 500 per month
w everywhere, male and female, to intro
duce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
machine viii stitch, hem, fell, tuck, Quilt,
cord, bind, braid and embroider, in a most
superior manner. Price only sl3. Fully war
ranted for i've years. We will pay 5000 for
any machine that VIII sew q stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. 1t
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every sec
ond stitch can be cut, and still the cloth can
not be pulled apart without tearing 1t. We
pay agents from SO to 500 per month and ex-
penses, or commission foIn which twice
CO., Pittsburg, Pa, st. Louis, NO., or Bos-
ton, Mass
CAUTToN.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming OF worthless cast-iron
machines, under the same name or otherwise
Ours is the only genuine and really practica
machine manufactured. mye
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4. AND a. SCOTTISH RIrE.

HERSIEs, AxD MGTHRAs Lodges meet In con-
junction 4th Wednesday In every month.
+. MeIlersh, Secretary.
CASPHIA COUNCIL OF PRINCES OF JERUSALEM,
18th, No. ben. X. Pullen, sd, Tarsh.-.; A
f. Frankland, sd, Recorder.
CALvARY CHAPTER OF ROSE CRoIX, 18th, No
!. Charles w. Adams, SD, NJ. W.; II. T.
Tomlinson, 3d. Sec. -srl al.
PHILIPPE DCPLEssEIS COUNCIL OF k-H, Goth,
No. |. Henry P Woodward, SD, Comm; F;
William Y. Cirode, 32d, Rec.
CoSsIsToRY or WEST TENNESSEE, SD. John
Ainslie, SD, Comm. In Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, sd, Reg.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1869.

LODGES.
ANqERoNA, No. 16S-meets Ist Monday In ev-
cry month, ct Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner
Court and Main. John Zent, w. NJ; John
SoUTH MEMPHIS, No. IlS-meets 81 Friday of
? each month--Hal1 cor. Madison and Second.
Z A. ]. Wheeler, w. NJ: Ben. K. Pulien, Sec.
LlEILA SCOTT, No. 2S9-meets lst Friday OF each
Inonth-HalI corner Madison and Second.
r.. w. Mitchell, W. NJ; s. Sturm, Sec. Ia.
DESoTo, No. 299-meets Sd Friday of each
month Odd-Fel1ows' Hall. p. NJ. Stanley
w. NJ; II. w. Shelton, Sec.
KILwISSING, No. Al-meets 4th Friday of
each month-at South Memphis Hall, cor
ner of Madison and Second. John Ainslle,
w. NJ; b. X. Pullen, Sec. ...
Z .- ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPTER, No. 4-meets I'd Monday of
each hmonth-Odd-F Fellows Hall. John Zent,
NJ. f. II. p; B. N. Levy, Sec.
-r B. AND 8. NJ.
EUREKA COUNCIL, No. 6-meets Sd Monday of
each month-Odd-Feilow Hall. John Zent,
Tn. III. n. j. Wiggtn, Rec.
# 1 TEMPLARs.
CYRESE CoAgMANDERY, No. 4-meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Zent, Com. y. j.
Wiggin, Rec.
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FROM FISHKiLL.
Race Postponed Until Thursday

FIsHKILL, y. Y, June S.--The trOt
at Highland Park this afternoon be-
tween Mountain Boy and hAdy ThoIne
was postponed until Thursday.
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MARRIED,

PADDISON-BARNETT- the evening of
the sth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Ransom, Mr..
EpwARD WILMoF PADpIsoSt to Miss MoLLIE
C. BAREETT, both Of this city.
GRAVES Calvary church.
yesterday Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, by
the Rev. DIR. Hines, Dean OF st, Mary's, Capt.
CHAs. w. GRAVES 70 Miss Rosa, youngest
daughter of Gen. j. ID. Ruffin, all OF this city.
The APPEAL tenders its warmest congratu-
lations to the happy pair, and assures the gall
liant Captain that In this, as with the Lost
Cause, there was honor in the surrender, and
may the bright eyes that led him q willing
captive be his guiding star through life.
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FROM ALBANY.
- AA-----s- sEF6f q
Proceedings Of the National TypOgraphicaI
Convention.

ALBANY, y. Y, June S.-The Ma
tional typographical Convention to-
day excluded the proxies from Mont
gomery, Ala, Burlington, Iowa. Jack.
Son, Mich, and then adjourned until
evening.
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opp-FELLoWs, DIRECTORY.

GAYaso EScAMPMRHT, No 4, l. o. o. F.-meets
On the LIST and Sd Thursday nights of each
month. +. Mellersh, c. p; A. +. Davis,
H. p; Thomas Bacon Scribe.
MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 6-meets every Tuesday
night, at 8 o'clock. A. +. Davis, n. G.; j. w.
Waynesburg, v. G.; Thos. Moffet, Secretary.
CHICKAsAw LODGE, No. S-meets every Mon
day night at s O'Clock. G. A. Beehn, n. g.;
J. f. Russell, V. G.; Thos. Bacon, Secretary.
RUTH LODGE, No. l, DEGREE OF REHEKAH-
meets on the 1st Friday night in each month.
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FROM SYRACUSE.
Heavy Robbery Of Bonds Mortgages, etc.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June S.-The Of
fee of r. L. Smith was robbed Of
$4,000 in bonds, mortgages, etc, last
night
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,
Twenty-One Hours from Memphis, Connect
Ing at Lebanon IuRetiOn---The only
Change Of Cars.

TINHIS favorite place OF Summer resort is
il situated on the Louisville and Knoxville
Railroad, within four or five hours of the
former place, near the base of the mountains,
several hundred feet above Louisville, where
yon have the pure mountain air, together
with the finest mineras and medicinal waters
in the West-among which is the GREAT
AMERICAN EPSON.
For full analysis of the waters OF the yari-
Gus Springs, examine circulars, which may
pc found at the Drugstores of Mansfield d
Higbee, or Steeyer, corner Of Second and
Madison streets fec
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GRETTER-The funeral services Of WN B.
GRE TIER, OF Richmond, Va, will take place
at the residence of G. L. Denison, on Vance
street, this Wednesday evening" at4 O'Clock.
The friends and acquaintances are invited 10
attend
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FROM NASHVILLE.

Southwestern Press Association Adjourned.
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NOTICE

TNHE annual election for Five Directors in
L the Memphis City Railroad Company will
be held on the Ath day of June, 1863, at the
o1ice Of the Company, No. 42l Main street, at
s O'Clock pm. j. q. SMITH,
my& a..-r f.gi.E 81 Secretary.
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The Grand Lodge Communication,
in Apollo Hall, at 8 o'clock Friday
morning, was opened with prayer by
the Rev. R.W. Chaplain, r. l.. Schoon-
maker, after which the minutes of
Thursdays proceedings were read and
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ST. LOUIS, June S.-Flour 81 50a5 %. Wheat,
81 O9al 10. Corn 6ja66c. Oats 64a67c. Rye 95c
Whisky 94c. Groceries duh and unchanged.
Pork held at s3l 25a3l 80. Bulk rib sides, loose
l6Ite. Bacon shoulders 70 s4c; sides l7I%RI79{c.
7 "a lsQ1Sl-r
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June s.-Flour s. 75aG 20 Wheat
81 Osal o.. Corn Csc. Oats 5gs1c. Rye CSC.
Barley 81 45al SO. Highwines 94a95c. Pork
S3l so. Lard ls1zc. Hams l6hAl61zc. Short rib
middles l6al6l4c. Rough sides l5al6c. Bulk
shoulders loose, l2l4al2Izc.
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LEA g. PERRIN s.
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.

MdN, I5OI.
"TeNLea &Perrins
that their Sauce Is
highly esteemed
in India, and is, in
my opinion, the
most palatable as
well as the most
wholesome Sauce
that is made"