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" The Enimies of the City Some
thing Hurt"


MEMPHIS, July %, 1859.
Editors appeal: "Sunny" shines
on the Acting Mayor, who does not
know it. How impertinently POM
pOus the poor thing! 1t asserts a false
hood by saying that the Acting
Mayor calls those who "differ" with
him as to the management of the
affairs of this city, its enimies, y
when he does no such thing, but, on
the contrary, in his message, iRrieS
and urges inquiry and examination
by the citizens. The Mayor spoke of
an entirely different class of persons,
and the thing knows and feels it. He
spoke of those who, taking advantage
of the Odium resting upon a few per-
sons in the Board, would extend the
same over some considerable part or
all of the city authorities, and thus
seek to disgrace the whole City Gov
eminent. Such Gret the enemies of the
city. TheshOe pinched. 1.-THE CALLED
jade will vince" And thus the emf
mics of the city are discovered, and,
when discovered, are found to be
contemptibly insignificant, and prom
inent only for cOnceit and impudence,
not very high qualifications, it must
be seen, for receivers or owners o.
cities or railroads, however suitable tC
some sort of would-be cavalry officers,
dispOsers of soldiers wives, and the
like. r,
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LAW REPORTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-H. E. Hudson,
Jltdge.-This Court met at 9 O'Clock
and took up the cases Of John Glass
and James Berry, indicted for grand
larceny. The defendants put in q
plea of guilty and asked for mercy,
~whereupon a jury was called TO afix
the punishment, who, after a short
deliberation, fixed the punishment at
three years each in the penitentiary.
The case of the State against Henry
Rogers, indicted for grand larceny,
was next taken up. While the trial
was going on, one Baptiste was called
az witness for the State. From his
conduct, together with other facts
(which were developed in the evil
denea. Attorney General Horrigan
moved for an order Of Court to place
Baptiste iu Jail TO answer a bill of in
dictment as a confederate with the
defendant O n trial in the commission
of the felony. The order was granted.
The jury returned a verdict OF guilty
against Rogers, and fixed the punish
ment at five years in the penitentiary.
To-day the call of the regular cal
endaF for the week will continue.
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Card from Capt, peHayen.

10 mg Friends and the Bushes,
Public fthe Mississippi TdUey: / have
had the honor of an intimate business
connection with you foF some sixteen
years, and am proud of the fact; END
during that time / have constantly
received your support and patronage,
when jealous or aspiring connection
has endeav0red to break me down, ]
have never FILLED TO have your SYM
pathies and support.
have now for your consideration
matters of the greatest importance,
which have received not only the en-
d~Orsenaeat, and have keen fully adj
vocated by the intelligent press OF OH
country, but practical men generally,
such as Beaumont, Daggelt, Leather
berry, Fry, Moore, Vance, Davis,
Baremore, Stewart, Low, FOntaine,
Montgomery, Smith, WbaRl, etc,
Boards of Underwriters, Chambers of
Commerce, etc., ETC., respectively,
have given their appreciation Of new
combination of plans of steamboats,,
looking to the ciieapeaiRg of freights
and passage, as also greatly ec0nO-
MIXING time, risk, fuel, victualling
and the handling of freights by ma
chinery, together with the great bust
ness combinations by which our I'M
cultivated lands will be made Vaiua-
BILE, and the real estate interest of our
South and Western country be greatly
enhanced.
] have had many great back-sets
and business difficulties to overcome,
and only that the perits Of the enter
DTise were of such a character as TO
-" defy" the elements of destruction,
my efforts long since would have been.
heard of merely as a by-word among
the commence destroyers of our great
inland seas.
Allow me, through you, to tender
my heartfelt thanks to the press, and
my excellent friends generally, for
the hearty assistance they have so
femIeSSiy and unfalteringly given me.
Through the wonderful struggle /
have had with personal enemies, as
well as the enemies of science and
progress, l can look back with COM
placeney, the great end to be accom-
always in view. And when
complete success shall be consum-
mated the reward will surely compen-
safe all for their valued assistance.
hope that at our meeting, which
takes place on Monday the ID of Au-
gust, that our Company viii be fully
way, and its success soon excel
our best friends most sanguine ex-
pectations. l have no apprehensions
Of the result.
With renewed assurances of my
appreciation,
lam, as ever, yours most truly.
ID, DEHAVEN.
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BLOODY ARRAY.
Two TonsoriaI Artists on the Muscle
One of them FrightfuIIy Cut.

EL
Yesterday afternoon about half-past
four o'clock, two labOrers working at
the Peabody Hotel barber shop,
named respectively Jack Jefferson and
George Brown, got into a difficulty,
and after a few words Brown drew a
razor and event fol" his friend JEFF
ferson in a most savage manner.
After clinching, a very few seconds
sufficed to settle the difficulty, for in
less time than it takes US to recount it,
Brown was soOn fleeing through
Monroe street, with his right hand
and arm all bloody, and the other
80 professors" in the shop following
for help. The Doctors Erskine were
luckily within hearing and replied to
the call. They found the "artist, y
Jefferson, cut in no less than twenty
places, and at first thought there was
but little hope for his life. a closer
examination revealed the fact that the
wounds were not very dangerous, and
that he was likely to get well rapidly
with good attention. Brown had not
been caught up to eight o'clock yester-
day evening.
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JosIAH DELoACH,

Business \ contracts or
obligations assumed or made by any
individual owner or employee Of this
Office will be paid at u counter or
recognized as an Offset to any bills
due the same. The party making
any bill must settle it himself in per-
son. HEATING, ENGLISH & Co.
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around the Hof Brdue Haus in Mu-
mich, and ordering dngueHoM and
k0esc for two; Erich was in Bohemia
looking up the best glassware facto-
ries; and Dominica and BriehettO
were in Genoa, having a good time
generally. We hope they will all
come home safely in the fall.
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MEETING OF TIRE SHELBY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE.-AIl members of the Shelby
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee are requested to meet this after
noon at three o'clock, at Democratic
headquarters, 1864 Second street.
A. WOODWARD, Chairman.
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THE LATE G.. P. r
Resolutions of Respect and Condo
lence.
BY rHE FIRsr NATIONAL pANK.
OFFICE OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK. J
MEMPHIS, July q, 1869. |

O0J 49,
AT a meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors Of the First National Bank OF
Memphis, held at their office on the
oath day of July, 1869, the following
proceedings were had:
WHEREAS, This Board hath heard
with emotions of sincere sorrow OF
of the death of C.. p. Norris, late Vice
President of this institution; and,
whereas, we desire to testify our re-
spect for our deceased associate and
friend, and to tender our sympathy to
his bereaved family; therefore,
ReSoLUed, That by this dispensation
of Divine Providence, the bank has
lost the services of an active, useful
and efficient officer, and we have been
deprived of the official and social com
paniOnship of one whose genial and
kindly qualities enlisted our cordial
regard.
ResoLred, That a copy of these res
olutions, signed by the presiding
officer of this meeting, be transmitted
to the family of the deceased. with
appropriate assurances, of our earnest
sympathy and coincidence.
f. S. DAVIS, President.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. MaI Line

FOR HICKMAN, c0LUNBUx. CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS
nNE Of the ompany's fine Pas IL
~ senger Steamers viii leave as@E
follows:
JULIA, MONDAY, July D. at pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, July r.. pm.
BELLE ST. Louis, THURSDAY, July y, SPIN.
MARBLE CITY, FRIDAY. July 80. at 8 pm.
CITY OF CAIRO, SATURDAY, July 81, att pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and 81.
Louis Packets, North. East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Ofice. rs Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Supt-
a c. WEAvER, Ticket Agent. ty2
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Memphis and Arkansas River
PACKET Comply
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
United States Hail Line.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
Il ger boats of this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows:
THOMAS II. ALLEN. PRTTCHARD. Master
Mondays, az 5 O'Clock pm.
BI4ALSDELL, Master
Fridays, ats o'clock pm.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, and with the following pack
cts, which leave Little Rock Mondays and
Iburdays, at 5 O'Clock p.ms:
FORT GIBSON--John Woodburn, Master
Master
nus making two trips aweek from LITTLE
ROCK throuEh 70 FORT qiR50E, -
Through bills OF lading given for freiEht to
and from New Orleans, Memphis, st. 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 Bne
nom the North, East or West to ans point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned to AND ARKANSAS RIV-
Err PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis office 3O4
Front street. MOsby BlOck.l Those shipping
from New Orleans should consign to Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth OF Nhite River.
John d. ADAMS, President.
4. A. KENDIG, Agent,
tyl Once 3i Front street. MOsby Block.
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THE Committee on Printing, ap.
pointed by the different Masonic
bodies, will meet at the store of B. X.
Pullen, No. 273 Main street, this (Fri-
day) afternoon at { o'clock.
j. STURM, Chairman.
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JOE LOCKE, 226l 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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FOR HALE's POINT.
RALE.s PoIaT Tal.wEEnY PAcKEE.
COMMENTING on or ABGFP THE FTR
TEENTH OFSEPTEJfBER.

TIVE Memphis and st. Louis IT,
Il Packet Co. viii run their fne-2~
side-wheeI Passenger Steamer. ST. JS5FPH
between Memphis and HaIe's Point, leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at . O'Clock; returning, will leave
Hales Point Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at II o'clock m, arriving at Memphis
early the following morniug.
HENRY W. SMITH. President.
FLEH. CSLvEBT, superintendent. jT
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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. il
Madison street.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

weekly Facket-FOr Helena and Frtar's PoiEt
GEORGE W. CHEEK -..--GeO. Malone, master
This elegant passenger packet IL
will leave as above every M0N-A
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at pm
For freight or passage amply on board. lyll
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T. ]. MANLY, Charleston, Miss, A.
NJ. Trevor, Omaha, Nebraska, A.
KirkpStriek, st. Joseph, 40, p. G..
Meath. Tenn, w. r. Crossett, De
View. Ark, j. w. Lamb, PanoIs.
Miss, S. F. Wright, Chicago, H., S.
III. McCray, Ark, are among the ar
rivals at the Commercial Hotel.
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WHEAT WANTED.

WE WILL PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES FOR
w Wheat delivsredat City Mills, on Beal
isis AVERY q EaeERs.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

AZ Onn BARRELS FRUIT-HIGHEsT
lOsOOO market prices paid for Potatoes.
Appfas. Pears. Plums and Fruit of ali kinds.
atjel9 CONFER e RICHARDSON'S.
Hs E0..2 AOWalds 6c.T,
Tenn
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STANDING COMMITTEES. At a
meeting of the Conservative Execu-
tive Committee of Shelby county,
held at their headquarters on July u,
1869, the following committees were
appointed, and ordered to be pub
lished:
Auditing Committee Francis D.
tociIt0n, Robert GOode, Jas. o. Durff.
Committee on Canvass-Francis d.
Stockton, George r. Powell J. Har-
vey Mathes, Paul Cicalla, II. Town
send, A. Woodward.
Finance Committee-R. D.. Baugh,
j.. s. Kerr, b. +. Looney.
COMMITTEES on Speaking-M. J..
Wright, NJ. d. /. Stewart, II. NJ.
Lowenstein.
A. WOODWARD, Pres't.
J0HS s. KERR, Sec. pro tenn.
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LEsLIE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
AZ 1854 Main street; also the month
lies, weeklies and dailies Of the latest
: ate from everywhere,
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Buy T. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc., of Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacture
ers, 2S3 Main street, Clay Building.
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NaI1l


Making close connections with the railroad
stDsVans Bluff for Little Rock and all points
above on the Arkansas river: at Jacks0npOrt
with light-W alter packets for BatesviIe and all
points On upper White river; also for POca-
river. This line viii giVe ttrIugh bills gf
iading To Little Rock and all points above on
the Arkansas river, and all points IN White,
Little Red and Black rivers. Also, ticket pas
sengers through To all above points. Freight
received at ali times by the agents.
JOHN u. ADAMS. President.
AGENTS: ELLIOTT 6 MILLER.
No. > Promenade street.
7. \. kESDIG,
jeiS SCI Front St, Mosby Block.
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EMPTY BOXES FOR SALE by
GOTTLIEB& EZEKIEL, corner Sec
ond and Adams streets.
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For Mound CITY. Ark.

CTEAMER BEN CAMPBELL @
= Will make three trips eTeryE
day to Mound City, leaving Memphfs at1
and II an. and 3 pm. The dshing near
Mound City is excellent. The boat VIII also
make n trip to Bradley Landing every sun
day. je30
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500 MOSQUITO NETS at private
sale by GOTTLEIB & EZEKIEL,
corner Second and Adams streets,
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NINETEENTH CENTURY, a Southern
monthly published in Charleston, S.
G., Cooley, Peterson, DemOrest, Les
lie and a large lot of other monthlies
for August, at Joe LOcke's, 1861 Main
street.
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ny THE SOUTHERN LIFEN IRAN


COMPANY.
OFFICE OF SOUTHERN LIFE ms. Co..,
MEMPHIS, July q, 1863.
At q meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of this Company held this day,
Messrs. Frazer, Davis and Woodruff,
the committee appointed to draft suit
able resolutions expressive of the feel
ings of this Board, on the death of
Mr.. c. P. Norris, reported the follow
ing, which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, God, in his wisdom, has
een fit to remove from u midst
Chas. p. Norris, late a Director OF
this Company; and, whereas, we de-
sire to manifest appreciation OF
the sterling private and business quail
titles of our lamented associate, and to
testify to his bereaved family cur pro-
foundest sympathy; therefore,
ReSO{Ued, That we deeply deplOre
the untimely deatb0of our associate,
director and friend.
ReSOitod, That in his death our
Company has sustained the loss of a
most Jealous, Intelligent and efficient
director, identified with our institu-
ton as one of its founders and pro-
%jectOrs, and ever gave to its interests
the benefit of his best counsel and
warmest support. We take sad
pleasure in witnessing that the South
ern Life Insurance Company could
have lost no truer friend than Charles
p. Norris,
Resolred, That his afflicted family
have u tenderest sympathy in their
distress and sorrow, and we desire to
tender them our mournful apprecia-
ton of the many and eXcellen-
cies of their loved lost one.
ReSO{Ued, That the family of the
deceased be furnished with a copy OF
the proceedings of this meeting, and
that the same be published in the
papers of this city.
Il \, NELSON, Pres't.
BEN. MAY, Sec'y.
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By THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Miss. VALLEY ms. Co. Z
MFMPHTS Julv y 1850 I

OFFICE Miss. VALE ms. Co.
MEMPHIS, July q, 1869.
AT a meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of this Company, called to con-
slider the intelligence just received of
the death of its President, c. p Nor
ris, the following resolutions were
presented and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We have received the
sad intelligence of the death of c. p.
Norris, President of this Institution,
and it is desired, while acknowledge
ing the wisdom of God in this dis
pensation, to express our esteem for
our departed friend, and our sorrow for
his death; therefore,
ResOIred, That we feel deeply the
loss which this Institution has sus-
tained-we recognize the social and
official worth of our late President.
By his death the Company has been
deprived of an earnest and indefat-
igable laborer in its behalf, and so
Ciety has lost an industrious and pub
lic-spirited member.
ResOiced, That we tender TO his be-
reaved family our warmest sympathy,
heightened by the remembrance of his
honorable and useful life among us
and Of those gentle virtues which
endeared him to the hearts of his
friends.
Res0Ired, That the officials of this
meeting are instructed to present a
copy of these resolutions to the
family of the deceased, and that the
same be entered of record on the min
utes of the Board, and be published
in the DaDerS of the civ.
f. S. DAVIS, Pres't.
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WATER Coolers and Ice. Cream
FreegeTs, OF cost prices. Boring d
Lotze, No. 39l Main street,
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Capt. I. z. BoEman----EsIn c. Paine, CLERK
WILL leave Memphis for Ell IT.
w ENA LANGUlLLE and ST.A2
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, 81 5
o'clock PIN.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
febIg ~ Madison street.
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FOR vICKsBURG.

United States Hail---FerV iekhurg, Mondays
and Saturdays,
ONE OF the COmpany's fine Pas II
u senger steamers will leave -
the following days, making all Way Land
ings between Memphis and Ficksburg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, July "A, at 3 pm.
RUBICON, MONDAY, July d, at 5 pm.
LUNINARY, SATURDAY, July 81, at 5 pm.
JULIA, MONDAY, August ,, at JPN.
Freight received at the 81. Louis WharfbOat.
iyE LEY CALVERT. Supt.
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Memphis and White River Packet Company,
United States Aaii Line.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT IT.
a Passenger Packet Of thezE-
above line viii leave Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday az 5 O'Clock pm. for all points
on Little Red and White rivers as high up as
Jeeks9nPort:
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Memphis and ST. Francis River Tues
day Packet.
SAINT FRANCIS,

The new aud elegant sidewheel Passenger
Packet
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A. WOODWARD, Pres't.
JoHS s. KERR, Sec. pro tenn.
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The Republican is delighted with the cleo

The Republican is delighted with the cleo
tion of Mr.. Fosdick as president of the
Chamber of Commerce because that gentle
man did not join in the secession movement.
Mr.. Fosdick is a very good merchant and
very good man; and these are very good rea-
Sons for making him president of the Cham
Der Of Commerce; but we are at loss to
perceive how his political opinions in 1861 at
all affect his fitness for that position. Why
not say that Mr. Jones would make q good
bank president because he is a supporter Of
the theory of the conservation of forces"
or that Mr.. Smith would make a good in
surance agent because he believes in "the
RELATIVELY of human knowledge" or that it
is necessary for q good baseball player to
understand tie. binomial theorem? This
would be Just as sensible as the Republicans
idea that only "trooly loil people are fit
for anything in the way of ofice-holding.
We don't by any "leans accuse Mr.. Fosdick
of being trooly loil," for that gentleman is
n Democrat, dnd, consequently, cannot be
"loil" at all. Indeed, it is strange that the
Republican did not find this an insuperable
objection to him, even in spite of his Union
ism of 1861. 1t doesn't make any difference
that man was a Unionist, or that he fought
for the 4" old flag" or that he swore that this
was and is the best government the world
ever saw, if he is Democrat now, if he
opposes the congressional scheme of recon-
struction, if he declined to vote for the "Gen-
eral Commanding our Armies" he cannot be
"trooly loil." Mr.. Fosdick is amenable to
all of these charges. How, then, can the Re-
publican congratulate the public on his cleo
ton as president of the Chamber of Com
merce?
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MEssRs. SrAUFFER, KENT & Co., DEALERS IN
HARDWARE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLKMENrs.-
The attention Of our country merchants aud
planters is directed to the advertisement else
where Of this old and popular hardware house,
who announce to the trade that they are now in
receipt Of heavy invoices in addition to their al
ready large and varied stock, which they viii sell
Mt the lowest market figures. Messrs. staufer,
Kent Co. are perhaps the largest importers In
the South, aud having ample means, are prepared
10 offer facilities which few houses in the United
States are able to give. In addition to their stock
of hardware, which eomprehends every article in
1his line, they have an immense stock Of agricul.
fural implements, among which are plows of the
most celebrated makers in this country, James II.
Halls taking precedence. The last mentioned iu
competition with numbers of other make was
awarded the premium at both our agricultural
fairs. and 10 considered BY the great majority
Of planters by far the best in use.
These gentlemen have on hand several thou.
sand Of these plows, embracing all sizes, and
We recommend parties who are laying in their
plantation supplies 10 call on Messrs. 6taufer,
Kent d Co. end examine their stock and prices
before purchasing. Their large and spacious
store and warehouse \ No. n Canal street.
Bee advertisement.