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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-27
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iuerOen fonnte, Oenn Serr Sofia bate
feinen GerIae unter uoes our@lauhtiss
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bern iDas er tpollte. aha sF4
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nen, mar fontit bollig sersdtlertiet.
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sentbHm Ses Selrn gstta, ipaten eben
ais gar nidtS meter, oenn ais Ssns
6eIsartieeI aa betradteu, bic Der &anfer
mad 8etieben benusen mag. AnSers
aber bsrbalt es fih, pena Der 8erfafIer
zines gBerfes OatA einen ffipalirteu
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OeHeIbsn betbeiIist. it, tuies oies in
6rantreid meifens asbrdnGIid 1T.
Dann lOate ei1 senleinldeftIides @e )
feb aasr eiSiIiiirtsn gfdtierten ben
Na6orad 6erbieteu, iDeI6es ggIek be }
ioaoers unb bauptiddlitb a,d ben ma |
terieIIen 8OrtbeiI Oes uirfIiben geiffi )
gen @ieentbimers giidfidt ntbnea
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.eine grt BON aadSynd ptrss , hi iaiei
ausaeiibt. tpeId,e ntd.t All redtfertiae1
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sobsr@ az aFosSrus naS nsrsfDtr,:,t
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alsinee apsI &c nailn nl. s.lI gu!ipInpsregI
gsgsn pls prts9slIspuI!g dAllsqe, mean
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Ig1l9e, gus ortIIqsay = a'rIaenIallsn :, gu
lslnsm SeOsneunsss9a1t sls untetllngun9
eIaglaA9e. ANBetpeM Iutto aM@ pas
tgsles, nonag egetl ete I'm znslaIio
oane font9nme GrianpniR 9elqionen
iporoens unguttsg mareH iur anfgebos
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-27
otasrrei6.

Ser ratifcirte staatsSertrag Siuis
.f&en Sefterreid unS Der S9pei5 be-
treffs 8egeIun9 Der grenae sipilden
Sprsl un6 Der Sdmeis if ber0fentIidt
tuerben. Danad falt 6nS eanse bis>
Der freitige Gebiet auf Dem linten
Snnufer Der Sdmeia gu, Die S9peis
lberaintnnt oagsseii Die 8erpIidtuns,
auf eem ibr SufaaenSen 9ebiet feline
8efeitiaunaen au erbaneil. u
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-27
grbRbritaaaiea.

atn Ser euslif6eu aaHe batten aaf's
gleue in 6Olge beftieer @tiirn.e biele
S6iffbriide itattgefunoen. Sn 9orfs
fibre paren in SoIee oes pl0bliden
nebereangs bon ftren9er &alte gu ioms
merartiser @drne ne6erf@uemmuns
gen eineetreten, bic pielen Sdaoen
auaeriAfet nno bic @initelung Der &rs
-6eiten in Gabrifen uetbwenbig ssnaaAt
batten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-27
8 8afhinatoh. 24. san.

Der BraISent bat SIS. 6. Wlat6eips
bon SenneiIee gum @eneraIs 8erneiIer
bon benz Bbonting Serritsrium nontis
nirf. -
Ser Warines @efretar bat Oepefden
aus Harasnab erbaIten. 9louliraI Sas
bis ipar nit feinem @ef9na6er bor
Mn9ufurO an9elanat un6 bate fih Ios
fort init 4ope3 IN 8erbinSung ge1ebt,
I'm bic Serals9abe 0er aeianaenen
Mmerltaner BliB uno Wfaitermdnn. su
erIangen. 2Ope3 erl9ien am ufer unb
bate cine breiltiin6i9e unterre6una NIT
oen etsmitaI, .tpobsi ct bic berf6bniid>
ten @eiinnungen auslprad. BaI0 oa,
raul Iuiroen Die bei0en @efangenen4an
Boro 6es Momirall9iffes gebrd6t. Ser
@efanote We esRabon beaab iid an bas
eanb, I'm feline BeeIdubignnaslbrei6e
ab3uSebeny iuurbe ie6on bnr@ bic
Sdiadt berbinbert, in tpeldsr Die alre
niee bon 2epe5 berni9tet ipnroe. BIeidS
tpebI iRhtei er, 6as Sauptquartier bess
feiben au erreiden.
Sn ct. Qouie uuroe 6em @ensraI
Shutt geitcrn Mbeno cine aIdnsenbe
Serenaoe eebraGt, an Scr fi6 9Interi>
taner foluobl, als Deutlde betbeiIiaten.
Derfelbe ;6antte in elmer turien Md<
fprade fiir bic Semonltration.
@elesenbeit Der 4nuefenbeit bon
@iienbabnbeanten aus oem Often in
ct. Qeais CAB Serr Sab 9ouIo bon Ser
@rie 8abn Elm grobes Banquet inn
Sontbern Sotel oaielbit. @s4 lsurOe
befhIo6en, bic 8abn3iiae bireft bon
ct. 9onis mad. Sleiu 9ort ge5tn gu
laheu unb Die 6radtpreiie gu ernidSie
gen. 3ehn nene Sdlonnagen perneu
Den 8lgen 3usetbeilt iperoen. Sie Be-
aniten fino mad 2ouisbiae abgereiit-
Sine Deputntion Der Befter bon
Damptfdiifeu gebt mereeR bon ct.
40i.is ssna1 Stem Sort ab, UNI nit ibren
oortisep @oIleeen iiber bic 8erfdiffpna
bon @etreiSe aaf BEN WiiflFppi mad
Stem Sort az berbanoeIn.
SH eiflent Sbeater IN Sabanna Be,
sannen bic 8nidauer, reboIutiondre
S1nnen 3a litleens Sine auBeroroents
li6e MnTreeun9 berrf4te Dor uHe bic
YOli5ei, ioIpie Die 6reiluilIiaen fener>
ten auf 6as Solt, ipeIdes 6as 5euer
erluie0erte. Maf 6ei6sn Seiten gab e5
biele 8eripml6tte. Wtan befiird5let 6en
Musbru4 ernitlidler Mnruben.- Reb>
rere Soloateu uno SreitpiIIiae tuurben
beute ernior6tt. gllles lit in Der aes
banteifen @rtDartung Der @teianise,
bie bebersuite6en f3einen. .sls
sia @tabriO, "a: San.
Sie Sraee ii6er abfAaffung Ses
8fIaben5an6eIs in Der fpanifAen &C.
IeuieR bef4dftigt iett bic probiiord6e
He9ieruu9, Der Soridlag ilt naineRts
lid unter Griuaguns, ale Stlnbene
fhiffe aIs Yiraten III erfIareh uno miro
aud berniatblid angenomnten iperben.
tI3 Die Sraiisportlaiffe fur Die ita6
@uba befininten Sruppen fiHa CUR
slbfabrt bereit. ses ass~.zs5
Gie @e9ierung bat .amtli6 ertlart,
6ab fie Ut llebereinltimmun9 NIT Der
6ffentlithen AReinaiig feine 8erfdfdse
3ur Abtretuns eer 5aieI @alba daite5 /.
men tperoe. ars i61EE
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GRbhemliIbldm6,

] Deraen iDiirlleMtbeteiltben 9ldnben|
ii6ergetens @eieteHtipHrf betrefJs bsr
DereheIilhung Der Gtaatsgenoiieti iif|
im Tgud etf4ienea, GO iii Ddrils Be !
lIhnini, baB Die @etebeliAuna Ser
glaatsosnOfsn eat@ ben bsrgdnoiasil
sld@wtEs Des genii0enben gidbxlin9ss
fan6eg fernerblB nidt lnebt tehin0t
Ilek bab Otnl 0snteineetatb bsr Gs,I
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-27

0ss Setectipe 6riebrid Slider in
Chicago iplsrDe hon OaaieI Dedler,
een er isseinem Solou berhoften
poHte, mn einem Belle nieSeraelbIas
gen.. Gr lieet bofnunssIss narnieNer.
Der Mforeer it in Saft.
Sena Bieb5dt6Ier Sing In DanuiQe.
Sl1 tpuroeH bon @inbredern $1,000
geitsblen. Sine BeIobnuna bon $4,000
iE anf Glrfangung 6es Die6es unb
sSieoererlausung ses @eloes aelest
tuoroen.s 1891 f1ass-
Aus einer 8ant in Baltimore tuur>
ben $4,000 seitsbIen.
Sn Buffalo iuur6e gaIiius M. @ns
erstus aus Sllinois peaen &usaabe
bon sefaildten WedieIn arretirt.
Sm 5ofen ban Nelu gorf purbe elm
Heines Boot, iporin Gapt. Osborne
bon oen en9lii&en @bifTe @arnoutb
NIT fsiner Srau un6 feiner gdmaaerin
fuhr. BON eittem SHIeppbampfer ibers
fahreR. Nrs. Osborne fam UNI ibr
1sSUEtk%s =.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-27

Der 9lot10sllti9e 9e 4l0l| al a lisi b
Gdirc u So, @reeno6, aberntdls alrei
lsehe Brobe Dumbfst fStsnfihtt0 unb
s9annope fiit cle 2ilii ( nadl yteip Or,
leans III Qlafttag Beaebsh. Der Dampfer
,gBiu" fur beii' Gtenit mad Baltimore
| 1t gtiterll Oont @laptl eeIaAfef, unD
Ible vDenauA, filt ben Dlep yorEer
| Dienil bsitimlbt, fcIlte am IA. Saltliar
! lihFe SFtbi9siabtE antretfn. s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-27

Carr M<blrtg 5Obufsn Bat Sic Sins
Ieillno tRsiuaus Banquet EeitenR Der
itsbiiIAs,i 9shSEaeH pom Raahslltr
allaepei eiiEHssp. ,sss. z,ri. -.ss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
FOREIGN.

LONDON, July l6.-In the House Of
Commons last evening the Irish Church
bill, as amended by the Peera, was taken
up and the amendment, giving glebe and
houses free of building charge, after a
short debate, was rejected by 326 to 239
apd the amendment granting globes to
the Catholics and Presbyteriaus was
negatived without division.
The Times says the bill will 90 back to
the House Of Lords in almost its original
shape. The House of Commons will
surrender it. The amendments adopted
by the House of Lords are inconsistent
with the bill, and there is no reason to
believe the House Of Commons will sur
render.
At Lurgsn, on the 18th, an Orange
mob was pelted with stones. They re-
taliated by utterly destroying seventeen
houses occupied by Catholics. The wood.
work of the buildings and the furniture
were then carried into the street and
burned. Order was restored at last ad-
vices. At Newry an Orange hall was
attacked by Catholics. The occupants
fred on the assailants, who were driven
of, leaving three Of their number badly
wounded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
BY TELEG RAP
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-The French
and British legations have respectfully
forwarded to parties, who ore directly in
terested, the letter of the Secretary of
State relative to the telegraph communi-
cations between the United State and
foreign countries, and particularly in re-
laiion to the landing Of the French cable.
A copy Of the same letter will, in few
days, be transmitted to the Governor of
Massachusetts, as q terminus Of it is sup
posed to be secured in that State. Copies
of the bill which passed the Senate, but
failed to be acted upon in the House for
the want Of time, are enclosed to the par
ties above mentioned, as base Of action
on the part Of the United States, and
showing Of the opinion OF Congress on
the subject.
Gen. Sherman directs the commanding
generals Of the military departments on
the frontiers TO furnish such military
protection aRd escorts as is necessary for
the protection Of the Commissioners of
Indian Affairs on their tour of inspection
to Indian tribes in the reservations about
to be made by the subcommittee of said
commission.
Richard P. d. Hart, of Indiana, has
been appointed Consul at Santiago de
Cuba
From indications in the Treasury De-
pariment, it is believed that the next
public statement will show another large
reduction Of the Indebtedness, though not
so large as exhibited in the present
month.
The receipts from customs and the
internal revsHHs are considered very
good for dull season. Estimating the
receipts and expenses Of the Government
for the remainder Of July, on basis Of
what they have been to the present date,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, July l6.-To-day's advices
from San Antonio report Guadalupe
river higher than was ever known before.
The entire valley is overlooked, and nine
tenths of the crop in Gonzales county is
destroyed. The Comal river has risen
to the third story of the cotton factory at
New Braunfels. and destroyed all the
material and machinery. Every Touring
mill, wooden factory, and bridge on the
Comal river was swept away. No lives
we're lost at Bastrop or other places. The
Colorado river is going down, and the
Brazos is still rising slowly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
NEW YORK,

New YORK, July 1.-THE Heralds
special from St. Pierre Miquelon, July
10, says: "The laying Of the shore end
of the American part of the line began
to-day. The Brest cable, by its satlsfae
tory response to all signals, is thought to
be the best cable yet laid"
A Port au Prince letter Of June 22d
says that Bassett, the colored Minister
to Hayti, arrived al that port on the l4th
of June, and was received in particu-
larry fattering manner. He is the guest
of Mr.. Hollister, his white predecessor,
until President Salnave returns, when he
will present his credentials.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

the statement of the first Of August vail
show reduction of upward Of IS 600 600
The Revenue officers Of Philadelphia,
with the aid of marines, have been making
another raid on the illicit distilleries in
the Richmond District, completely clean
ing them out No particulars yet re-
ceived.
The fifteen cent currency will be ready
for issue next Monday. iip
Information has been received at the
Revenue Bureau from Tennessee OF the
capture of an OK wagon in the mountains
of Rock county, loaded with whisky from
an illicit distillery. The owner of the
team was selling whisky from the wagon.
The proprietor abandoned the team and
took to the woods. His name is Allen.
The wagon was taken possession OF, sut
subsequently was recaptured from the
officers, and after the whisky was poured
on the ground, was abandoned.
Owing to the Importance of questions
involved in the Yerger case the Attorney
General has entered into written stipu.
lation with Phillips and Carlisle for the
purpose of initiating proceedings by
which these questions will be brought
before the Supreme Court in October
next for consideration and adjudication.
In the meantime the application Of the
Chief Justice is suspended without preju.
dice to the petitioner.
The District Attorney of Mississippi is
directed to facilitate any proceeding
necessary for the presentation Of the case
to the Supreme Court. The Attorney
General is authorized by the President
to say that no sentence of the military
commission will be carried into effect,
save that which may be necessary to tbs
safe custody of the prisoner. This argu-
ment meets with the appreciation of the
Chief Justice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
MISSOURI.

LEXINGTON, July l6.-A terrible tor
made has just swept over Lexington
trees and fences are blown down in every
direction, and the streets are blocksded
with the wrecks Many houses are un-
rooted and otherwise damaged. Some
roofs were carried hundreds Of yards.
The Caucasian newspaper Office is per-
feet wreck. Several persons were in
jured by the flying timbers, bricks, shut.
tiers, etc, but no lives we're lost as far as
heard from.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

Miss Ida Lewis sat for her picture at
Providence, Rhode Island, on Friday,
wearing the same dress in which she res
cued the two soldiers from drowning in
March last It will be recollected that
then she had just risen from q sick bed,
and went to the scene Of peril without
cover on her head, and with but one shoe
on. A flag is being manufactured in
New York for presentations to Miss Lewis,
which will bear device representing the
rescue-s sail-boat upset and Ida Lewis
in her boat rowing to the scene.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.


MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans mail daily, a:sS pm. li. ~ Ann m
EEr n9lbt texcept Sunday 2:s5 pm, 4:55 Am.
Mail train makes direct connection Tor Ne"
Orleans and all points south. .,.n Gov
Express tralp %ske Va IrS'' oxford, Holly
Springs, and all points North OF orenaas VI
Mississippi Central railroad. al =, ,hs
Ticket Office, 2S7lS Main street. ana at ING
aannt 0mnibuses will call for passengers and
ob ect baseare in any part Of the city by leay-
ing orders at 2S7l{ Main. conn a. srn,,
MEMPHIS AND oHARLKsTOs RAILR0Ap;
Through mail. daily:......... Z2O Pm i1'oV r'A'
Through express, daily(does
not arriveSunday or leave, n. On I'm =.
Saturday r.h. Ai'""
Junction and Somerville e.oo
ac save Sunday.-.......... o:lUA e'V
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster 'nAn
o't 3f S,N No. 27s Main street, and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES, g. 7. A.
BARNEY HuGHEs. Passenger Agent.
uxxpHIs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Evnreas...,,..... l2.4O Pm. 4uO A.hs
N;gbf Express................. 25V AZ. S,vV r:h.
H RRaaiH,rosd time is Is minutes faster than city
tina. Ticket office, No. 1914 Main street. Do
pot. head of Main street. 8. R. JONES, sup't.
SELL, HOWELL, Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILRoAp'
ao,,a Wrsr Leave Hopeheld Monday
Wednesday and Friday. at 1870 am, and
a,r;ve AZ Madison at o'clock pm.
a.,srna x Isr--LeaveM adison Tues day, y hurs.
asy and Saturday, at 1880 am; arrive a
NopeGeld nj o'clock p.rn.. and Memphis
ut I:3O pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

The Duke of Cleveland, the leader Of
the Lords in the Irish Church bill amend.
ment business, is in his eighiy-second
year; Earl Russell is 10 his seventy-sixth
year; Earl Derby is seventy; Lord
Stratford eighty-two, and Earl Grey
sixty-eight 1t is altogether suggestive
Of the waning prestige Of the Peers that,
while the most distinguished of them are
on the briAk Of the grave, there are no
rising men to take their places.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
DIR. RUsSELL's
Dispensary and Infrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

nP- RUssBLL's DIsPENsARY Algp
~ ln1iInary, the largest and oldest insfit NJ
ton Of the kind in the Southwest, establish, "a
IN 1859. PLEASANTLY located a. Nos. 20 and ta
North 'sice 4 Court Square, Memphis. Tonnes
see. ia open for tho reception Of patients desir
ing ire atinent and the comforts OF homo Whii,,
fecciytng the same. Patients also treated a.
the of6ce OF BY letter. n desired. ~
kheumhtlsm. Neurslgia, Gout, Paralvsis.
Deaihofs, Fih, Consumption, 6yphIlis. SKIN
piae93es, SpormatorThca. Impotency. and N
tho otsenses arising from the indi9cretion az
yonth permanently cured. Also. Chronie Dis
esess ~ all ;heir forms caectually cured Al the
Zh. hUhbkLLs ConsulfinR Physicia.
- Ireatlle on Chronic Di1esasS furnisb.a
Tres on application. -'A''nea
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
VIRGINIA.

BISGHANProS, July l6. Governor
Walker was serenaded last night by the
citizens. BE made speech in response,
saying that his election. in Virginia was
a triumph of the reconstruction measures
over carpet-baggers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

VIM. Ross, Of SmithvilIe, Indiana, lie
one hundred and ten years old He was
twenty-five years old when CORVALLIS
surrendered to Washington. BE still
does q good days work on bic farm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

Of the skin, impurity OF the blood. melancnoy
or depression OF spirits. heartburn. collie %
Pains In the bowels, pain IN the head. fever Az
aguc. dropsy, boils. pain in back and hno,l
asthma, erysipelae. female ahectohs' AA-
bihous diseases generally. IN
Prepared only By j. II. ZKILlN W.
DrueRists, Macon, Ga. Price, BY mail - -. -,
Hundreds OF highly respectable persons - -
fully attest 10 the virtues Of this ~ 81
icine.and 70 whom We can easily referlofs'%
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
To the Afflicted.
DR.. ]. B. Scarborough
Sent BY Express. Cash on DeIiv.

has PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
III Memphis for the purpose Of treating
VENERIAL DISEASES, SCROFULA,
DR0PsY, DYSPEPSIA and CHRONIC DIS
peciaIIy he engages to cure sfeetasIiy. without
the use Of mercury. and in much less time than
L. generally required; pledging himseif 20 pay
all the expenses Of treatment should be fall -
effect . cure. in cases where his directions are
implicitly followed. All Communication By
letter promptly answered.
once, No. 22z Second 81, upstairs.
HOLES
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Hon. John w. Rankin, prominent
citizen of Keokuk. Iowa, and leading
member of the Iowa bar, died at his resi-
dence very suddenly at eight o'clock
Saturday morning.
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regularly and poFsl3ientIy
il Is sure 10 cure dyspep-
STA. headache, jaundiee'
costiveness. sick head
ache. chronic diarrhes'
affections of the bladder.
camp dysentcry ,ahections
Of tie kidneys, fever, ner-
won.nsss rriIia diseased
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MEMPHIS. TKxs.. July :. 1853
ATA MEETING OF .THE BOARD OF
ri. aunn was elected 10 be Cashier. 10 stend Fl
r. ". Cash, resigned. J.J. MURPHY.
lOs-lU President.
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liver
DE. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator,

A preparation OF roots and herbs, warranted to
be strictly vegeta bic, an 1 can do no injury 70
any one. 1t has been used by hundreds. and
known for the last thirty Eve years as one OF
the most reliable. efiicaciOus aud harmless prep
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A few weeks ago an elegantly dressed
lady drove up to the house of gentle
man at Enghein, near Paris, and pre-
senting herself as Queen Of Span, ~
timated her desire to rent the house. Her
manner was that of an insane person, and
it turned out that it was the widow of the
late Emperor Macmillan, who had TEN.
porarily escaped from her attendants.
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
Packet Company.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
U,HE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASsEN-
/ ger packets of the above line will leave
, Memphis every Tuesday and Saturday at 3
o'clock pm, for all points on Little Red and
White rivers as high up as Jacksonpert:
Tuesday,
DIES ARC, JnO. ID. Elliott, Master
saturday,
NATOMA, w. j. Ashford, Master
Making close connections with the railroad at
Duvali's Bluff for Little Rock and all points
above on the Arkansas river; at Jacksonport
with light pnckets for BatesvilIe and all
points on upper White river; also for Poca-
hontas. Powhatan. and all poinIs on Black
river This line will give through bills-of-
lading to Little Rock and all points above on
the Arkansas river, and all points ON White
sengers through to all the above points. Freight
received at all times BY the agents:
JOHN D. ADAMS. Pres't.
ELLIOTT MILLER.
No. Promedade street. ! Apants
Il, A. KENDI9, Az
3Oi Front St. Mosby Book. ] 93-t
Mississippi VaIIeyNaylgatlon Co.
ofthe South and West.
Office No. u Jefferson street. Memphis. Tenn.
.MH4ti a /, ooo ooa
Capital Stock,...".......... ,0OO, wv
eacn'
DOCKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
ID capital stock of the Company are open at
this office, where parties may subscribe either
SIT f' ' f.. Y. Rocket. Agent.
Quick Time East.
Louisville Route Always Ahead.
SPRING SCHEDULE, -
COMMENCING MAY 2, 1869.
DOUBLE DAILYTHROUGH TRAINS
WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS ON THE
Memphis & Louisville Il. Il. Line.
LeaveMemphis(eity timel S:45 am. 2:45 pm.
LeaveM EN- his(Rd. time) 400 an. 3:O0 pm.
Morning train from Memphis does not run
on Sunday.
oMem phistRd. time) 500 am. 400 pm.
Arrive at Nashville........ll:45 pm. 6:30 n.
Sleeping cars on evening train from Memphis
to Louisville and Memphis to Nashville.
Through Tickets, at Red need Rates,
Can be procured at the Compan Us Office. 2371S
Main street. and at Depot, head of Main street
lHs- Baggage Checked at depot, or By the
fdemDhis City Transfer Compa my. at hotels
rivato residences. or on boaro. boats. to all
principal points East and North.
Telegraph Office in Ticket ONCE. 2577s .Aaln
street.
SAM. b. JONES. Superintendent t,
SELL HOWELL. PASSENGER A gent: 81
.