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Foreign News by steamer.

NEW YORK, July II III.
The steamship Alaska brings Aspinwal dates
to the 23i instant aud sixtg-seveu thousand dol
lars in specie.
The Columbian Congress adjourned after de-
clining TO ratfy the American and British treaties
for inter-oceanic canals.
Two thousand Iaborers have been employed
on the Inter Oce anic Railroad.
The CHILEAN President accepts the mediation OF
the United States between Chill and Spain.
At large meeting OF Cuban sympathiHers at
Lima resolutions were adopted urging the Pc
ruyian government to send monetary aid to the
Cubans.
The yellow feyec iz rapidly disappearing from
Peru.
The Costa Kica Congress has confirmed d con-
tract with number OF Americans for an Inter
Oceanic Railroad from Lima to the Gulf n FOn-
sica.
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BY HAVANA CABLE.

..E HAVANA. June 30 Noon.
The Cantoocook arrived to-day, and returns
o Key West to- night.
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CARLE DISPATCHES.

MADRID, July 1-P. Al.
In Oortes to-day the bill increasing the duty
on cereals was rejected.
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Especial. DISPATCH TO THE 1orpv,r,
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTS vD,
PEDE TOURNAMENT AND Copo,.
VEON RAIL-.
GoLDsEORo, n. c., july .

GoLDsEoRo, n. c., july g-pn;
Sixty-two emisrants, direct from SvitzarI,,,l
arrived here this evening. They are in 81.
condition and were received by members or o..
immigration Association.
Mr.. Akin son, agent of the Assgci,tinn
retu rned from Europe.
There was velocipede Tournament bcr. ..
day and a coronation bali tonight.
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Bill Arp, of Georgia, recently sent a deb
tor the following agreeable missiye ~ :
Dear Sir--I send you your note for forty dol
lars due eight years ago. T charge yoasfor four
years interest, which amounts, in the aggregate,
to fifty nine dollars. Please send me the money
or be kind enough to carry this note awhile.
gzs a. Very truly yours, saf ~ 3 80 g1sea
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GABLE DISPATCHES

BRET July Pm
There has been no communication with lhl
Great Eastern since Wednesday.
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Gen. Frank Blair is in the life insurance
agency in California.
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Maine Politics.
The DcaOcT*at. state Convention al Dan
or-NomInetton General smith of
wnterv1lIe, for Governor.
iAHaor. Me. Tuesday, jane &C
ical hate

BANGOR, Me, Tuesday, jane %
The State Democratic Convention met
here to-day. Six hundred and sixteen del
eGates were present. The Convention or
ganized by the choice of {. II. himball
Of Portland, as President, II Vice President
from each county, foar Secretaries, and
the appointment Of the usual Committees.
An informal ballot resulted in the nomlla-
ton of G.. p. kimbail, Of Portland, for
Governor, he receiving AS votes against
Il for all others. The Convention then
made the nomination of Mr.. Kimball unan-
imous, but he declined to accept, and
another vote was taken with the followin 8
result Whole number of votes cast, $50
Of which General franklin Smith, Of Wa
terville, received pit The nomination
Was made unanimous. and the President
was instructed to notify General Smith of
his nomination.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that
the Democratic party of Maine are unal-
terabIy opposed to the present protective
tariff system, so destructive to commercial
ship building and the general business in
terests and prosperity Of the country re-
affirming their adherence to the doctrines
of free trade, the maintenance OF the rights
Of the States unlmpailed, equality in tax
alton, including United States bonds, a
uniform currency, opposition to centrall-
zation of power in the general Govern
ment in favor of an economical and just
administration of public affairs in accord
ance with the principles Of the Constitution
of the United States declaring that the
history and record of the Democratic party
furnishe sure guarantee that in the event
OF their ascendency, they will settle all
questions which agitate the public mind in
such a manner as TO conduce to the welfare
of the public that the gallant soldiers and
sailors. who fought the battle OF the Union
from patriotic motives, are entitled to the
gratitude ana support of the people, and
indorsing the nomination of General Smith
for Governor.
The Convention then adjourned sine tie.
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THREE years ago, on the Fourth of July,
1866, we submitted the following COM
ments upon the occasion to the readers of
the JOURNAL. We republish them to-day
as fit commentary upon tho progress we
have made in the pursuit Of liberty and
peace. 4 change of dates merely, and
our application of facts and principles
then win apply to the Fourth of July to-
day. Without change we submit the ar
|ticle to our readers $50. @"s -
taso THE FOURTH OF JULY. sEase
More than one year ago to-day, the Con-
federate armies surrendered to the United
States authorities. and, so far as the South.
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nurke's ~ eekiy.

After an absence from our Son'et'l"' Ter
GENE time this fayori'e publication, the
rerv best bous and girls paper IN lie co"''t:y,
has made its appearance. We are glad to
know that it continues to progress III Pho-
lie favor. Published in weekly and monthly
parts, it forms most attractive visitor Tor
the little ones of the family. The june
number-just received - completes the
oacond volume. The third volume beg ms
in July with new and thrilling story. by
the author of "Jack Dobell, or Bows
Adventures i'll Texas, to be called me
-Adpent,,res of Big-Foot Wallace, the TEXAS
Ranqey. Now is the time to SUBSCRIBE
Terms - year, or three copies Tor 81 5o.
Address J. ". Burke n Co, Macon,
GpOr0ia
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WILMINGTON, Del, July TT. N.
/ an explosion occurred at Dupont's powder
mills o-dav. Two persons we're killed
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Explosion "a Dupont's Powder MiIIs-LOss
OF Life
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success, respond with fanatical zest to each
separate count in the terrible bill of in
dictment, and denoance as disloyal and
traitorous, those who might suggest that
tho substitution of "the present Congress"
for the present King of Great Britain !"
in that remarkable paper, would be but
submitting facts to a candid world.
Then. as q brave and noble people, with
profound admiration for true freedom and
good sense, whose self Prospect has not per-
ished with their defeat, Wa are glad that
our people have not welcomed the Fourth
of July with senseless uproar and pretend
ed reioicings. They know and appreciate
all that is implied in the due observance of
this day, and have done and will continue
to do all that their obligations require and
their honor permit, to be regarded as
worthy to assemble upon this national
Sabbath with the other States, as worship
pers around the altar of constitutional lib
erty. -.. -..a-i.-. ...-. ..s ..a-
The Southern people feel most power
fully the full truth of the remark of ex-
President Davis to his humane Surgeon
for cruel cutrages which have told with
fearful effect upon his health, have spent
their fury in rain upon his mind and his
courage-that his people, having failed in
their efforts to establish country, had no
country now but America. For the sake
Of that Country thew win do all that dutv
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IcI EFT La.

EMrcRATloN.-Le DR.. Dnperrier, de la "Nou.
velle- -Ibere,' part prochainement pour rEurope.
II a pris des arrangements pour introduire en-
Louisiana, pendant lc mois de Novcmbre proclaim,
un grand nombre d'emigrants. Sill en- est temps
encore, pourquo les planteurs ne sadresseraient's
pas a NJ. Duperrer' lis Sc procurement ainsi des
travaillears blancs, des hommes, non des Chinois.
Dune lettre de NJ Dupcrrier au ''New- Iberia
Times nous extrayons les paragraphes suivants:
"Le travail par groupes de families conviendrait
parfaitement aux planteurs sucriers Etant un
travail intelligent, il fonctionnerait ayec plus da'
vantages ct mons de risques. en- adoptant le
systeme des PARTS" sys,eme plus sasi1faisans
pour lie fermier europ6en."
-. "Quoique Plus dispendieux, remploi de
mm1rles unrieres M est demont,d par rexperence
CONNIE 6taut preferable a ce!ui dindivid"s seuls.
Les hommes famille sont plus satisfaits. vivent
advantage chez eux ct mons de frais.'
. e. "Dantres formes de contrat peuvent etre
adopt6es en- dehors du systeme dcs ''parts.' ct je
feras en- sorte de modi6er le eontrat aa gro des
personnes qui nj en- feraient la demande par Cert"
NJ Dnperrier salt par Experience" Ses Bretons
sont des 'preuves" deyans lesquelles tombe tonts
objection.
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cyniquement ct pele ct mele dams un bourbier
de fecalites, d'ordures, de lachetss, de pro-
miscuits, ainsi que les charognes romaines
au temps des empereurs L'Amerique de-
venue Chine, c'est refacement dun astre
ct Ia creation dun monstre; c'est le monde
perdant son equilibre moral, redevenant
savage ct primitif, oblige de recommencer
peuvre de six mile ans c'est Ie concubinat
d la place de Ia famille, Ia bauge d Ia place de
Ia vile, Ia tourbe au lieu dun penple, un
coaque 6gurant 10 patrie c'est phumanite
hebetee, sans fol, sans lois. sans cutie, sans
travail, sans ideal, puant Ie cadavre, ignoree
de Dieu.
Et nous, Louisianais, permettrons-nousq que
Ia Louisiana devienne Ia cacotoriun du genre
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XIV
'Il est sol,re." +" dit-ou,


Que signitie done cette sobriite? Est-ce la
une vertu thaologale Quand un homme
travaile, sue ct prodnit, scet homme non
settlement le d-oH mais encore le dsr0ir de
les petits producteurs, ct celia ne fait pas
i'atlaire dune sociats. Est ce que des man
genrs de bauanes ct des becquetenrs de riz
releyaront jamais lagricnlture ct le commerce
dc Ia Louisiana appauyrie ? 81 personne ne
buvait do vin IA la NouveleO Orleans, Ia vile
de Bordeaux saurait-elle que la NouvelIe-
Orleans cxiste ct s'empifre dc whiskey
L'ichange nest possible qu'avec les consom.
mateurs. Peut- -etre bien, qnanl nous serons
Chinois, que nous eXpederons des Queues de
cheyal pour les atendards dn prophetic Et
lui, par consideration ct reconnaissance nous
envera ses chiens dc Constantinople.
Mais CONNIE I'invasion chinoise est mena.
cante, CONNIE le chemin de fer du Pacifique
est presentement un fait, CONNIE un certain
jaunet du uom de koopmanshupp de Ia
merchandise a vendre, ct qn'une convention
siege Memphis, tachous de voir clair ct
bien dams cette affaire tsnebreuse. II ne
s'agit point de quarante on cinquante mile
Iepreux eparpilles dams le Sud, mais dune
invasion de ou 8 millions de gaeux, de
rogneux, de nalandrns de ladres, dc paiens
ct de propre- a-rien. C'est une plaie 'Egypte.
Or, ces droles viendrontils sans femmes ct
sans files !: Poussera-t-on Ia delicatesse jns-
qua leur procurer des epouses asiatiques ou
airicaines ? Alors, libert6 aidant, nous pour
rions bien lonner naissance une nouvelle
race de sang meles. Uu Anglo-Saxon ct une
Chinoise, ca doit produire quelque chose de
charmant. Co produit sera.t il baptisa scion
10 rite cathd ue on frott6 dc house de
vrIcf1e fiuIfouu 2toss sal'ssss nne
| i'Asiatique ne montera pas jusqu'au Cauca-
sien, mais nous ne repondons point des
compromis dhonneur que vons fait signer le
iiable. L'homme blanc sleeve bien haut,
mais il tombe sgalement de bien haut. Apres
tout, Ia Chinoise 10 pied 81 petit! Mais
pourauoi plaisanter L'Amiriqne est la terre
priyileRiee de tontes les races connues. On
v trouve les blancs, les noirs, les james, les
rouges, les olivatres ct les Yankees. Est-ce
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Nouvelles.

LOUISIANA. enfantillages pour nou.
velles.-M. Warmoth, dams un hotel de Ia
Grande lie, aurait prie un artistic de
chanter 10 Marseiaaise. La riponse fnt,
d'apres le texte dun journal: "Allez dire a
votre maitre que je suis Beige, ct que Ia
Marseitaise n est pas plus mon chant national
que le Yankee Doodle." C'est une reponse a Ia
Mirabeau, qui n'ttait pas TN Beige.
La presse franco .orlianaise, propos de
laffaire Couture, dit qu'on fermerait les yeux
sur la contrebande dun John Smith. Possible.
Mais aurait-on raison pour celia?
Go qui vaut bien mieux les reco,tes
promettent merveiles. En- attendant, CONNIE
il faut songer l'avenir, nous demandons Ia
Louisiana on seront demain ses travaileurs
ct ses producteurs. La presse repond: Chine.
Repondons Ia presse Cinois.
d'enfer Richmond, 1O5 degrees Fait-il chand
en- enfer ?-Grant Sc promene, ct sa sante est
des plus forissantes. Les souffrances du pays,
surtout du Sud, linqnietent fort peu.-Le
cholera a fait son apparition a Hoboken ct a
Jersey City.-Le general Carr remports
une victoire decisive sur les Indiens II pris
400 mulets, de la poudre, de Ia viande ct 900
piastres. le cas- OH il leur serait interdit
d'att6rir dams le Massachusetts,, les directeurs
du cable francais Sc proposeut de relier St
Pierre ct Tile de Cube par un cable, atm de
s'assurer ainsi les communications avec les
Etats- Cnis-Un agent de Ia compasnie
d'immigration de IArkansas est parti pour
San Francisco ct Ia Chine avec des fonds ct
dies lettres de credit Bon voyage ct pas de
reusste. Junte cubuiue preudra les ports
du Sud pour base .d'optrations. II y uue
Srande mortalite dams I'armee cubaine ct dams
I'armto espasnole. LIE general Jordan a
optre 50 jonction avec e general Teguerdo.
LIE voisinaSe de Santiago de Cuba est lie
theatre actuel les hostilites.- bauquiers
New Yorkais, ont etc arretes pour usure. 81
ces g,,ilarlsla etaient tous coffres, For
serait il l35 ?
V1Eux MONDE. Napoleon a nomme un
minstere de transition. -. CONNIE Iui Son
tidele valiant est tonjours ministre de So
maison-La Societe des droits de Ia femme,
a Londres, ell IN meeting monstre, OH il fut
declare que les files dive deviendraient
citoyennes. Dun autre cote, les Anlazones
de Manchester ont solennellement declare
qu'elles ''n'admettraient jamais les droits de
l'homme. ."-Marfori le palfrenier d'Isabelle,
est allie vivre de ses rentes en- Italie.-Les
Chinois de Ia riviere Yang Hang ont
lance une proclamation contre les strangers.
Et c'est ces crapules qu'on croft demander
la vie g..
| DERS1EREs NouvE1LEs.-Dent, republican,
modere, sera candidat- -gouverneur pour rEtat
du Mississippi. w. B. Buckner est mort
Une societe etc organisee a San Francisco
pour proteger les Chinos.-Le cable francais
est arrive hier sur les cotes du Massachusetts.
Les arrangements necessaires sont termines,
ct Fish dit oui.
Latitude menacante des Carlistes espa-
gnols cause de grandes inquietudes. Les
republicans sen rient, sachaat le dernier
mot du drame.
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macaque. Ses sourcis sont places tres hant.
Est.ce au bentfce de son angle facial La
racine dc son nez est tres large. Est-ce par
depression de nerf olfactif Et 50 levre
superieure, nvant- nt-garde dc son intsressant
facies, fait saIlie sur sa levre inferieure, lie
plaisant animal C'est avec un tel specimen
dc naschlinite que ron Sc prouve lauthen-
ticite de Ia Bible. Adam, 4 comp SIR, ne lui o
iamas fait ''honneur de I'appeler .frsre. Est
co tout Ce Chinois est snjet a une kpre
contagieuse qui pennobht ct le chatouiIe
Que pensez-vous dc cette Iepre rationale j?
Celia ferait tres bien sur notre corps, n est
ce pas PIaie sur plaie, ordure sur ordure,
c'cst le moyen dc monter an ciel, CONNIE Job.
On dit encore que Get animal est d IN naturel
doux ct pacifiQue, bien quill soft rus& ct
mefant. Oui, il est doux ct paciique CONNIE
l'impuissance, comme Ia degradation. commc
Ia peur; mais il Ia ruse du reptile ct Ia
mefance de rcsclave Trop lache pour lie NAL
audacicnx ct courageux, pour la revo'te hardie
ct ouverte, il sc venge en- putois. Croyez-
vous, sill valait quelque chose, quill conrbe-
rait ignominicusement Ia tate devant IN
empcrenr ct 500, 600 mandarins ? Seraitil dc
la religion ignoble ct ravalantc, dn poly
theisme grossicr ct primitif, quand il lie
cutie de Confucins pour les lettres ct les
savants ? Nc serait-il pas aujourd'h hui, apres
une aussi longne histoire que Ia senne, un
homme ct un ctoyen Ccst quill n'a point
Ell lni la noblesse du Caucasien ct ia puis-
sancc lu civiIisateur. II est a mi.cote de Ia
creation, CONNIE I'M intermediate entire
l'nnim lit. ct l'humanita. Destina All role
secondaire producteur au-dessons de Ia
moyenne, responsible settlement dams une
certaine strie didees, Get homme jaune ct
incomplet ne peut enter dams 10 movement
social ct SO consacrer dams Ia vie uniyerselle.
II nest point de ceux qni augmentent, mais
de ccux qui dininuent. Nous vaulrait. il une
idee lie plus, une deconverte de Plus unc
morale suparieure cele que nous possidons?
II est "A peine producteur, ct son travail est
lent CONNIE Ia marcle les tortues Porteur
d'eau b1chaienr dc bois, ouvrier de Ia
pioche, cuisinier de Ia malpropretf, peut-il
saisir vigoureusement les mancherons de Ia
charrue, crc,ser profond ct droit, chanter lie
chant dc triomphe dn traynilenr blanc Sa
langue nest pas Ia notre, ct Ia notre ne sera
jamnis Ia sienne. Sa fol nous est etransere,
ct jemais il nc grandma jnsln'a Ia n0tre.
QUAINT son insocubilitG de voleur ct dc
gaeux, ellie ne ferait qn'une immense tache
dc boue sur nous. Nou!ons.nous ct avous-
nous bcsoin dun tel homme II he rtpoud
meme pas meme aux bcsoins du jour. Les
noirs de ceans, pour Nactivita ct initiative,
a cause dc leur iangue ct dc leur Education,
lui sont yingt fois supsrieurs. La charrue
nest pas toujours inactive dams Ieurs mains,
ct notre civisuton les a initits au travail ct
d nne responsabilite relative.
Somme tonte, que nous apporterait le
Chinois ?Sa queue coupee, en- attendant
qu'elle repousse pour 10 rapatriement a
Ptkiu.
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-Comme tous les pr6iuges sont de l'enfautlage,
voire meme les prejug6s d'educaton ct De savor,
nous prions le president Grant, ii tousfois b chose
nest deia fats, de nomn,er CONNIE matres dc posse
dss personnes No sachaut nj lire nj Gcrire.
II faut en- 6nir avcc les distinctions.
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leureS A. NJ

Mais pour que le chiffon opere ces merveilles,
II faut une fi.lette aveugle ct sans oreilles,
N'ayant qu'nn amoureux; il faut un bon meunier
Qui porte le froment ailleurs quen son grenier;
II taut I'm franc Picard m6connaissant renyie;
II faut que le docteur matt jamais pris la vie
Dun pauvre infortune drogue par lie Codex;
II faut que ravocat ait toujours de rindex
Defendu innocent pour rhouueur d. Ia preuve."
Or done, pauvre goutteux, Ia mort fnit repreuye.
.. J, G.
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La G0utte.
10:

Dams le Sud d'Ibervillc,
Mon voisin d'a-c6t6,
I'm vrai journal de Vile,
Et fort bien 6dite,
Je lis en- prose anglaise
L'entretilet suivant,
Qni causera moult aise
Au goutteux ahanant:
"A jeune bachelette
De seize ans plus IN an,
Et faisant sa toilette,
Vous prenez mouchoir blanc.
Ensuite, dams l'eau claire,
Tout pres du grand moulin,
Vous savonnez de Claire
LIE mouche-nez de lin.
Et puis D l'ayenture,
Au moins une heure ct quart,
II seche d la cl6ture
Dun paysan picard.
Est-ce tout? On rcnvoie
4 certain vieux docteur,
Pour quill vote ct revoie
Son "Codex" de traiteur.
Et rav0cat vous loue,
Pour marquer ce mouchoir,
Lencrier plein de boue
On Satan s'est fait choir"
C'est alors, . merveille
Etrange ct sans pareille.
Que lie goutteux guerit
Et rit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-17
TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF A
ID Deed Of I rust made By smith Wilso to
secure certain payments therein eSpIet sed
which Dead Is registered 10 the Regis tsr's
Office of shel By county, in Book No. b7, Part
First, pages s39 and 40. will. on
The TweIf th Day of January, rs 20,
in front Of the Court House. in the cit Of
Memphis, proceed 70 cell. ior clsn, the iol-
OF Shelby. Tennessee, Civil District No.
10. beTinIiilg at stake. The souihwest corner
OF lots No. and s, 10 range ., secuon J.. thence
north IS chains 3 links TO a ste.ke in
]. q. Meaehsm's east boundary line thence
east &c chains and q links 70 stake with dog.
wool pointers: thence south II chains and az
links 10 a stake in the Winchester line thence
east with the Winchester line Is CHI aims and
rs links t. a black oak then eeouth = chains
and 70 links 70 n stale. With poplar an sweet
gum pointers; thence west ~ chains to- the be-
ginning.
Twill convey as Trustee only.
I. c. GLkCkLEI, ] rustee.
This sth Novenb her. 1869. 53-llOf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-17
BY Ell E G RAP q
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEGToS, November l6.-HsceIpts
from internal revenue tor the week we're
$44S,000.
There was q full Cabinet meetiug to-
day, with the exception OF Mr.. Boutwell,.
The Collector Of the port of Charles.
ton has been authorized to increase his
force during the increasing trade there.
The steamer Yankee has been dis
charged from quarantine.
Condition of the Southern National
Banks on the Oh OF October-Firginis
Resources, loans and discounts, 81 000,-
600; bonds. 81 SOC, 900; due from other
hanks. $500 coo; bills of other banks,
$50 goo; specie, S23 000 900; liabilities
(capitsi surety, 81 500 900; profits,
1891, 900; notes outstanding, 81, 200, 900;
deposits over, 50 250 900; due other
banks (sureiy), $3.50 900.
North Carolina Resources: Loans and
discounts. nearly 81 500 600; q. s. bonds,
nearly $3.50 coo; due from other banks,
nearly $3.50 000 bills Of other banks,
$40 COO; specie, SAC 900; legsl-tender
notes. nesrly $3.50. GOO; liabilities (capi-
ta), nearly 81, 900 600; profits, $l55 900;
notes outstanding, 1879 600; deposits,
81 500 600; due to other banks, $40 600.
SouthCarolins-R .sources: Loans and
discounts, nearly 81 800, coo; bonds. over
$3.50 600; due from other banks, $780,
600; hills Of other banks, $50 600; spe-
cie. $4,000; liabilities (cspital), over
$3.50 600; prof,a, Sl67 900; bank notes
cu,stapdiBg, $751; 600: deposits, 81. OOQ.-
600: other hanks, Sl73 900.
Georgia Rasoul ces: L)ans and dis
counts. 81 $50 900; bonds, over 81. $50
900; due from other hanks. $348 900;
hills of other banks; 500 600; specie,
s32 600; legal tenders, over $500 600;
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.


MISSISSIPPI AND rEsNEssKr RAILROAD.
New Orleans mail daily. S:,Sp'n. l2: Ss IN;
Fre9is fS' Except Sunday 2:s5 pm; ass Am.
Mail rain makes direct connection ior new
Orleans and all points South. =.
Express train makes direct connection 10. iof
Cofoeville Water. Valley, OXFORD. Holly
Springs. and all points North of Grenada on
Ticket Office, 2s7lf Main street, and at the
denot. Omnibuses will call for passengers ana
check baggage in any part Of tie city BY leav-
ing orders at 2S74 Main, srnY
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily.;..;;.. 2;S5 Pm. izio r'A'
Through express, dailytdoes
not arriveSunday or leave ,,.,o
Saturday Pm. ll:oo Pm
Junction Accommodation, ,.oon =,
save Sunday.....-.......:....' o'i' A'h' '''0r'~'
oomr.vs,o 9:4s AN. 44OP.N.
railroad time fifteen minutes fsstor tnan
omoe' NO. A'0 IA A. A. BARNES, G. T. A.
BARNEY HuGHEs. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD
Nav xpress..............-..12:25 Pm. 800
Nigh. Express. cSs;;cn a s.ls
Ticket office, No. 2s7h Main street. De-
po'' nsA1 VI S. B JONES, Sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
no,xo Wrsr Leave Hopsfeld at $50 an.
arrive at L'Anguille at ll:3o a m.
aovrya EAsT-Leave L'Apguille at pm;
arrive at UopeGeld at 6:Oo Pm. &c
Union street at 900 am, city time.
B. d. WILLIAMS;
General Agent and Superintendent.