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TIE Great Red store, go Main, viii
sell, regardless of cost or value, its entire
stock Of Spring and Summer Goods, As
intend 10 clear the shelves for the Fall
stock bargains may be expected.
WILLIAM FRANK,
al. Z DQ0 Main = raat
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y &11-A $3.50
| 3 smeewritiug the above we have learaed
that the election this morning of Directors
for the Barge Line met with some draw
backs, the -incorporators having diseoy-
| cred that the subscriptions were not ex-
/ aetlv in shape, and legally We're compelled
to ODen books anew and have subscrip-
tons entered properly, aSmcesLh meet
ing this morning 0ldIdame rumor has II,
land there seems to be some IN
il. What there is a tendency on the part of
the heaviest stockholders to make some
compromise with the st. Louis Packet
Company, the ST. Louis Company hav-
ing made offers that if the Barge Line will
Withdraw from the field, sell heart and
soul TO them, they will agree to make
satisfactory rates With thezCharleston
Railroad, and also to oslr merchants, n
also withdraw their boats nom the
Vicksburg trade. The organization
and final working -four Barge Line would
drive their Vicksburg boats out, giving
Memphis the opportunity of regaining
and establishing her old line of packets,
that once contributed so much to our sat
isfaction and to the interests of Memphis
befor the war. 1t is with deep regret that
some of n people will be so controlled,
when they cant help but know that 1t
cannot be otherwise than very advanta-
geous tothesSt Louis Packet Company,
or else they would not offer these very
apparently liberal terms. Why did not
this Packet Uompanydot this before, when
appealed to? It Is only now that
thew come forward and propose to
work for the interest of Memphis
when they End that some OF our
merchants haFeenterprise sndenergy, and
have made uptheir minds to carry out this
Barge Line. The st. Louis Packet Com
pany know that their salgati0Ra depends
on crushing out this Barge Line; for since
the organization of their line they know
by actual experience that Memphis has
been to them afeld Of gold Nowhere on
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PREACHING at First Presbyterian
church. corner Poplar and Third, this
morning at II, and this evening at s
O'Clock, by Rev. f. H. Bowman, Pastor.
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For Mound City, Ark.

= TEANIER BEN CAMPBELL L.
- Will make three trips every2s
day 10 Mound City, leaving Memphis at =
and II am and 8 pm. The fishing near
Mound City IS excellent. 1c3
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FINE Jaconet Lawns and Grenadines al
i~6eperyard; PerfumedS Soap, soc perd dozen,
and everything else in our house at the
same reduced prices.
VETDIC q BRO,
326 Main street.
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OUR 19 cents Grenadines, Bereges and
striped Alspaeas are very desirable goods
and far below anything in the market.
HERZOG q BRO.
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Two yards wide Bleached Table Linen,
81 per yard, worth 81 90; warranted all
linen. NJ. Kraus & Co, corner Main and
Adams. .LI
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IMPORTANT TO GESTLEMEN.-AH Linen
A~andkerchiefs, 81 peg dozen, worth Sc.
British Half Hose, 81 90 per dozen, worth
- Puned Bosom Shirts, 50, worth So.
sagze q IAsle Thread Undershirts At
reat bargains. ". Kraus & Co. w
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seMARvEuIoCs n THE EXrREAE' viii
be the cry from everyone as they examine
she prices OF our goods. This l. certainly
a great sale. Wells & Coll.
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TIE sale of Prints will be q great at
traction this week. Designs rare and
novel. Come and see the prices. Wells
teOn -
LADIES White Hose, 81 70 per dozen,
worth So. NJ. Kraus & Co. corne Main
aud Adams. .
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CITY and country. buyers ofDry Goods,
b sure and attend the grand s~emi-annual
clearing sale Of summer goods, at greatly
reduced prices, during the month Of June
81 ". Kraus & Co, cor. Main and Adams.
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LADIES all Linen Hsndkerehief,, 81 .
per doz. n. Eraus & Co.
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We have q large assortment Of Linen
Lawns, which viii be sold at the lowest
prizes IN the pitV HERZOG& RRO
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BEWARE OF ACCIDENTs.-IO facilitate
the progression of the great throng, Gus
TONERS will please enter at our Main street
front andpass out by the Court street door.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ST. JOINS DAY.-The great Masonic
Festival of st. John the Baptist, which oc-
ours on the oath of June, is to be eele-
brated this year in q manner BETTING its
exalted position in the calendar Of the
mystic brotherhood. This will be attested
by glancing at the advertisement in an
other column under the head of amuse-
ments. There will be a picnic at James
Park. where not only will the bretheren
meet and enjoy themselves with their
wives, sisters and s~weethearts, under the
green trees and in the open air. bat the
time viii be improved by an Grafton by
Bro. J. d. Stewart, which viii
be a production well worthy of
the exalted theme on which he will speak.
A splendid band OF music has been en-
gagged. and the hours not employed thus
or in feasting VIII be 3 chased away by
flying feet" For the order Of procession.
etc. see the advertisement.
GERMAN PIcxIc.-Our German fellow
citizens must not forget the picnic AT
James Park Tomorrow II viii be q
grand afitir.
THE PEAK PANTY viii arrive tO-mor-
row morning and commence their en-
gagement to-nOrrOw night AZ the New
Memphis.
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JOB PRINTING!. 4. Beebn at No. SOL
Madison street turns out as handsome job
printing OF all kinds as can be done any
where in the Southwest. Showmen,
s~teamboatmen, merchants. railroad men.
drdggists-in fact everybody who uses
printers ink in the way Of cards, posters.
programmes, etes,lwhl fnditu of the great-
est advantage TO call on Mr.. Beehn.
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Guy F. Y. Shirts, furnishiuggoods etc,
/ Wiggans & Thorn, Manufactures, x
Main Street, Clay Building.
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BILLS Of Exchange on all the principal
cities Of Europe for sale in sums 10 suit
at First National Bank, No. i Madison
street. . 40
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DR.. CURTIS j. SMITH will preach at Lin
den street Christian church to-day at II
am. and s pm
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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS to he had al
Wells & Coils. Everything reduced IN
price.
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HAVE yOu read the notice Of fl. SeesSel
& Son on first page? Read and act
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. OOR stock Of dress goods the lowest IN
Memphis. HERZOG & BRO.
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Our Mozambique, etc, to close GU
very cheap. HERZOG BRO
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ASK for our 10-4 Bleeched Sheeting
branded "Alhamhra,'i the beet vnlue to-
day In u stock. Webs z Con.
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LOOK at our Linen Lawns, and Hyou
need a dress, you'll buy ne.
HERZOG & BRO.
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LADIES Corsets, 81 worth / 50. NJ,
Kraus & Co., cOrnerMain & Adams.
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SEA Island yard wide Domestic. I2llc.
per yard. NJ. Kraus & Co.
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AL silk Grenadines, few patterS left
for 50 cents per yard.
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JoE LocEE, 23Gk Main street, has Gin
clnnati, Chicago,rSt. Louis. louisville,
Nashville and New York daiies, besides
nc --latest illustrated weeklies and month
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HAVE YOU read the notice Of II. Seessel
& Son on first pager Redd and act,
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Preaching by
the Pastor, Rev. D. +. Burns, at lOiE am
and S pm.
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Cooley. Demorest, Peterson, Leslie and
Pleasant Hours, and Budget OF Pun, Jolly
Joker, al the illustrated STeeklies, North
ern and Western dailies 81 Joe Locke's.
SoR Main street. Always on time. and
receives mails daily. HereTrr II
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NO CURE, No Pay. Shake no more
stones Tonic Syrup contains no " miner
al or poisonous substance. Warranted
to euIeehilIs and fever. no matter of how
long standing. Price 81 per bottle. Ad-
Memphis, Tenn.
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Capt T.. z B0wmsn-s0m C. Paine. CiefA
WILL leave Memphis SOF Hell IL
w ENA, LANGUlLLE and -
FRANCIS RINEFS every TTESDAN4 CT
O'Clock pm.
LARRY HARM~TAD, Agent
fahlq ~. Afadfsln streeI-
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WI have reduced checked silks 10 one
dollar per yard.
2. LOWENSTEIN & BROS,
30 Main street.
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FEw Lama lace peints at closing ont
prices. HERZOG 4 BRG.
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Regular Memphis and Friars Point Tri-
weekly Packet-For Helena and FFiar's Point
GEORGE ". CHEEk.---.----.Lee, master
This elegant passenger packet
viii cave as above every MOE-A~
DAY. WEDNESDAY and ID rat6 IN.
ELLIOTT MILLER. Agents,
LnAA p-rnmanada street. foot IelLarsln-
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r LADIES, no humbug. We have reduced
on entire stock of dress good, consisting
of grenadines, bereges, linen lawns,
French jaconett lawns Ear below New
-fIgq D. LOW ENSTEIN& BROS.
ZAP Main street.
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DIE MoDESwELT, for June, ri Joe
Loeke's, 235k Main street.
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HAVE YOU read the notice of Fl. Seesse
4 Son on first pager sRedd'aRd act.
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BoRDERING in Chintzes, etc.
HERZOG a BRO.
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LADIES' White Hose, 81 p per dozen.
oy the dozen on5y. N. Kraus a ca a.
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TN new French Welt and novelties in
1arseilss from Q cents mp. Wells Coll.
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YARD vide Bleached Domestics, I21=c.
per yard. N. Kraas & Co, CIR. Main and
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OuR entire stock Of real thread lace and
Lama hawls have been reduced at a great
sacrifice, but for cash only.
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Memphis and ST. Francis River Tues ,
daY Packet.
SAINT

For Helena, Mariana, Madison and WttfsbBIz
The neW aud elegant Sidew heel Passenger
P.ekar
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Ten-eusIter Blesched Sheetings. 5e
per yard. NJ. Kraus & Co.. cor. Main
and Adams
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Memphis and Arkansas River
EEPacket Comply
United States Nail Lins.


TUE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSES-
4 ger boats Of this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows:
THOMAS II. NLLEN ----P EITCH ARR. Ma-JrF
Tuesdays, at . o'clock pm
W. Eli l. HISS, Master
Thursdays, al 5 O'CLOCK pm.
OZARK -...-.-.H BLAISBELI. Master
Saturdays, al . O'Clock pm.
Making close connections az LIIILE RON
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, and with the following pack
cts, which leave little Rock TUESDAYS, Frs
DAYS and Saturdays, at 10 O'Clock an:
FORT ON---.--JO WOODBURY.. Mast-f
AMERICAN ------Ley Chapman, Master
A buren, ...-...---Jame BoTiIn, Master
Thus making three trips aTeek frOmLIFTLE
ROCK to FORT SMITH. and connecting sc
Fort Smith with the STEAMER
FORT smith -------.EX NOwland, Mastrf
For Fort Gibson.
Through bills Of lading given for freight TO
and roru New Orleans Memphis, -. Loni7.
Louisville and
Freights delivered az destination. 81 ali
stages Of the river, without storing OF Other
delay.
ANY persons desiring 10 ship BY this in-
from the North, East or West To any p0inI on
the Arkansas river, should hage their good
consigned to MEMPHIS NJ ARKANSAS RIY-
Err PACKET COMPANY" al Memphis 10 tic "a
Front street, MOsby Block Those shipping
from New Orleans should c0nsign 10 Mem
phls and Arkansas River Packet Company
Mouth Of White River.
John u. ADAMS, President
I. A. KENDIG, Agent,
jeIs ONCE 3i Front street, Mosby Block
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FoR summer goods 90 10 -
HERZOG & BRO. 24 Main ST.
They are selling out their entire stock
Of summer dress goods, fancy goods,
linens, etc. at the lowest prices in the
pifV -LHH. M.HE
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HAVE You read the notice OF "a. Seessel
d Son on first page? Read and act. J
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: No Dress Goods 20 be carried over thiS
season. You VIII thefefore save money
BY looking at the prices Of goods. Soms
rare bargains WILDE found in this line.
Wells &Coll giaiiaa yiia iaft
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Wells & cons wonderful sale begins
tomorrow.
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PETERSON, for July, AT Joe Locke's.
263z Main Street. .E-
Our hosiery department j. complete.
and prices very low.
HERZOG 4 BRO.
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I0lH D tHl0I. Hasl-f
SATURDAY
hAToMA

VI. J. Ashfosd, haste
Making close connections with the railroad
az DeNau's Bluff for Little Rock snd all points
above on the Arkansas river: al JacksonpGTt
with iight-water packets for Baresvuleandail
points on upper " hite RIVER also for Poca-
hOutas. PoWhattSn, and al points on Black
river. This lire EilI give through bills o.
lading 10 Little Rock and al points above on
the Arkansas river, and all points on Whit,
Little Red and Black rivera Also, ticket pas
sengers through 70 all above points Freight
received at al times BY the agents
John ~. ADAMS, PTesid-uL.
AGESr-. ELLIOTT & MILLER,
No. Promenade stree.
IA. KENDlG,
iel~ 54 Front 81, MCsby boch.
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TIE MsmmOth News Depot, 235K MAR
street, always has the latest illustrated
weeknes. mOnthlies and Northern dailies
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COUNTRY merchants that buy dry goods
look al pIf stock. VI. Kraus & Co.
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IL white goods. we always have bar
gains. EEsfZ0G & BRO.
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BLEAcHED Domestic, Zoe per yard, N.
Eraus &C0. 8FH
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HucK FSvels. 3 % aud $ per do1. NJ.
Kraus 4 Co., corner Main and Adams.
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Qua Lawns at the lowest price.
to HERZ0G & BRO
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THE largest stock of Ribbons in the
city. HERZ0G x BRO.
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Memphis and White River Packet Company
United States Mail Line.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT It
Passenger Packets OF the-A
above line Will leave Memphis every Tuesday
on Little Red ami " hits rivers a. high mp AS
JackscnpOrt;
TUESDAY
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Corner Jefferson and Main Streets.
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Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Linz
BOZ ARKANsAs RTvER.
FOR WHITE RIVER

Memphis & White River .. :. Mall Packet Co
For JacksOnpOFtEand Way Landings.
DES Elliot master
This splendid paSsengerSteanuer IL
viii leave as above ~
TUESDAY, Zd inst. SIS pm
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
te3 Promenade street, foot jefferson.
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All LISKN Towels, 81 90 per doz- NJ
krans q 60.
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WE wiz SELF our entire stock or dres
goods al a great sacrifice.
b. LoWENSTEIN Il BROS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR vICKsBURG.

Regular Memphis and Vicksburg Paeket-For
Helena. Napoleon and Viczsburg-
. master
hlssplendid passenger steamer -
VIII leave as above -
MONDAY. Zlst inst. ats pm.
Freight receiyedat the 81. Louis WharfbOaf.
leg FLEM- CALVERT. Sup't.
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@-
Books AND SrATIoSERY.-The well
known firm Of Cleaves, Smithwick &
Hatcher, 2s3 Main street, have on hand a
full assortment of law, school, medical
and miscellaneous books. as wei as sta
tionery of every description. Their stock
of law books is probably the largest in
the city. and embraces all the standard
works. Lawyers wishing TO replenish
their libraries should remember this fact.
Their blank books are purchased directly
from the best manufacturers, which ena-
bIes them to selLgoOd work at low figures.
Their general Stock embraces nearly
everything found in a bookstore, and
those needing anything in their line
would do well TO call at ~ Main street
before purchasing elewherr,
ENTERPRIsE and perseverance in bust
ness will accomplish almost anything a
nan undertakes. Wehave an instance of
this in our city. 1T is " French John
About Two years ago he returned to Mem
phis from California, and opened an Eat
ing House. on Second street, Orner of JEFF
ferson. BY strict attention to business
and catering to the wants Of the many
thousands who have eaten at his table, he
has succeeded. and has now fitted up the
most beautiful EATING HOUSE in the
Southwest, a fewmpOrs from his old
stand, in that Well Known building, The
Irving Block. IN fitting up this house,
John has avoided sending abroad for the
material or the work. The kitchen is the
best we ever saw. The beautiful bake
oven. furnace and boiler, all built from
brick manufactured by Mr.. Piper. of
Memphis; the work was done bv that
prince Of brick-lavers, Mr.. James RYAN,
Il Memphis man. The castings all are
from Messrs. Randle a Heath's foundry,
of Memphis; the white coating and plas-
tering by Mr.. Savage, a Memphis plas-
terer; the carpenter work by Mr.. Thomas
Horn, a first class Memphis carpenter:
the Dainting and glazing by Messrs. bod
son q Cook, Memphis men. His tables,
twenty-five in number, are al marble top
and Memphis manufacture: the frames
are of beautiful black walnut, oiled, man
ufactured by Messrs. Russell. Farris 4
Co.; = the tops are beautiful Italian mar
BILE, made by MessrS. Maydwell & Ander-
son, sawed, worked and polished at their
mandatory in Memphis. The gas fit
tings and plumbings by Mr.. Ihomas
Flannery, on jefferson street. Articles
that he couldn't obtain here he has or
dered through our Memphis merchants.
John IS Identified ruth as. He has spared
no expense, and when completed as he in
tends, will be IN Eating House that we
all can be proud of. 1t VIII be the most
beautiful thing of the kind in our city.
He informs us that his prices will be the
same as at the old place. All our city and
country friends must call on JOIN. He
viii be happy to see YOU and make You
glad. /
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WHITE Goods from New York auctions
at great bargains. NJ. Kraus Il Co., cor
per Main and Adams.
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FINE CORsETs.-The ladies' are all aware
that upon the neat fit Of q corset depends
not only the elegance OF the figure, but
comfort and ease, ETVseeuTethis it's nee
essay to purchase only the best, n they
can accomplish this by procuring the
Co. which is known as the patent Glove
Fitting Corset" This Corset is on an en-
tirely new principle, being short enough
to prevent the material from rolling or
doubling up, and is 50 perfect n SYM
metricaIin shape as to please the wearer
account of its freedom, ease1and ele-
gance. yAf LI-ta 5AA1
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RINER NEWS.
sTATR OF TIE WEATHER AT DIFFERENT
POINTS 0 JUNE IQ, 1869.

STATE OF TIE WEATHER AT DIFFERENT
POINTS FOR JUNE 19, 1869.
Augusta, clear, so; Baltimore. clear,
S9; Buffalo, cloudy, o.; Boston, clear,
659; Charleston, clear, 50; Cleveland,
clear, 500; Chicago, cloudy, I0o; Chatts-
nOOga, clOuly, 40; CINCINNATI, clear. SO:
Jackson. cloudy and warm; Louisville,
clear, 7sa; Nashville, clear and hot, 10
Hatchez, cloudy, 760; New Orleans,
cloudy, So; New York, clear. 789; Osyka
Miss, cloudy and warm, Ts9; Philadel.
phia, clear, TT; Plaster Cove, N. s, rain.
ing, 62'; Pittsburg, clear, 7Go; ST. Louis
clear, T9o; VicksbUrg. unsettled ana
warm; Washington. eleaS, So; Shreve.
port, cloudy, $50; Housr5h, cloudy anc
warm; Mobile, hazy and warm, So
Halifax. rain, 80 Kew West. coudy. 8fe
Havana, clear, Sc.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer City Of Cairo, St. Louis.
MOllie Able, St. Louis.
Euminary, St. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer City Of Cairo, st. Louis.
Sam. j. Hale, Cincinnati.
ozark, Arkansas river.
Natoma, White river.
Mollie Able. New Orleans.
LuminaTy, VicksburV.
~ PORT.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

louisville and New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans.
master
This elegant and sWid passen- r.
ger steamer viii leave Is above -
THIS DAY, 10Th insf.. st 5 p.Dl.
LARRY HARMSTAD. AGENT.
JED ~ Madison street.
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AUCTION.
BY &EZEKIEI,
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DRY GOODS, CARPETS at AUCTION

II E.ERANkLAND, I7 MAIN STREET,
ID TUESDAY MORNING. June Cd. at ID
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On motion Of Gen. BAR. Chalmers,
EIoeh Ensley, Esq, having received the
largest number of votes for Director, was
unanimously elected President Of the
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Enoch Ensley, C. L. Anderson, j.. ii.
Edmundson, J. c. Fizer, ]. r. Chalmers,
Geo. Holmes, Jas. Bruce. \. d. Perk-
ins, w. II. Carroll.
"a MEETING OF TIE DIRECTORS.
immediately after the election the new
~ elected Board convened and proceeded
to organize by the election Of