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SHORT PARAGRAPHS.

-Parepa received S5u1 a day for
singing at th2 Boston Jubilee, and
Miss Phillips was paid for all her
services $1,000.
The Tuscaloosa tAla.l Observer
says; The treasures of Alabama seem
exhaustles5 and rich beyond compar-
ison. Coal, iron, gold and silver have
long ago been found, and lately the
GeOlOgist, DR.. +. II. Rogers, has dis
covered. within a short distance from
our city, a veritable black diamond, )"
which he has on exhibition a. his of
fee This, we believe, is the second
ii it5 kind eFGE discovered in America.
"A negro murderer, named Cyrus
Coachman, was hung the ether day at
Florence, 4. G. He was preceded in
tie procession to the scaffOld by four
negroes bearing his coffin, upon which
lsid the sword and cooked hat of his
Union League Company. This touch
ing tribute to departed worth de-
serves recognition by all the Union
League clubs in the country.
For the las, tea years the irish
ana the German immigrants arriving
at this mort have compared as follows
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TEL EGRsPHIe MARKETS.
NEW Work.

NEW YORK, July l5.-COttOn quiet
without change; sales llOJ bales; up
lands St1G344c. Flour s. 2095 60.
Whisky 81 %. Wheat 81 4StGl 80.
Corn ia csc. Sugar in request; Cuba
llGll4c; Havana l26 l24c.
Dry Go0ds.-Market generally in
active, vet firm for all descriptions Of
textile cUttOns. NOOlens depressed,
but the tendency is upward, and on
BoOkGeiJ tlanrais ranging from y to
36c, prices may be quoted 2c higher.
Nl0ney.-MOney steady and abun-
d8nt at Z per cent currency, Sterling
firm at 9lFl0I. Gold lower, opening
at 36 advancing to 81, and closing at
363. shipments to-day S5i2, eco, in
Guiding 22O. 900 for Havana. Govern
ments opened at a decline, but closed
stronger. State bonds firmer, closing
steady; Tennessees 80.
NEW ORLEANS.
EEw ORLEANS, July l5.-Cotton
held at 32lc, buyers are only offering
BE; sales IS bales; receipts t6 bales,
exports 246 bales. Gold a63 Sterling
5lf, New York sight ! premium.
Flour frmj superfne, So; XIX 50 30;
XXX Sc 70. Corn, white, 81 10. Oats
7Sc Bran 81 %. Hay, prime, S26.
Pork S34 q Bacon 15c, Isle and l9c.
Lard in tierces l9l@ 20lc; kegs lc
higher. Sugar firm; common loo lie;
prime 1850. Nolasses nominal; choice
fernoeuting &c, Whisky, VI estern
rectfnsd, 81 I2l6l 10. Coffee nominal;
fair I4lGl5lc; prime lG16 l64c.
M
CINCINNATI, July I5.-Family flour
S6G6 so. Corn 7jG IGc. Oats 726 7jc.
Whisky 81. Pork S33. Bulk meats
l3c to lGc Bacon, l4go, l74@ lSc.
Hams 2lG22c. Lard l9c. Wheat
81 25Gl 30. Rye 81 -. Cotton un-
changed; middlings 33c. Butter 2i@
$50 Eggs 17c.
CHICAGO.
GalcAG3, Ju.y l5.-kiGuI >. 259
4 T5. Wheat 81 224Cal 33l. Corn 81
Cls2c. Oats 66l666}c. Rye 81 Od.
BARLEY nominal. Highwines 81, Pork
$3.50 33 .. Lard ls3@lslc Bulk
shoulders I2fc,
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July l5.-Flour 81 %.
ANrLlla ~IAEAlEAtH Gun NJsAA7' sVNs 4 AAAAN
sugar l4lc. Prime molasses 75c. To
bacco sales I73 hhds at 81 90913 70.
Pork S33. Bacon, 14@c, Isle and 183c.
Hams Die. Lard 19@c. Whisky 81.
sR. louis.
ST. Louis, July 15,-FlouF s. 900
75. Corn 90c6Si 05. Oats 69a72c,
RIVE 81 1871 Is. Whisky 81. Gro
ceries quiet and unchanged. Pork $3s
"a 30 q. Bacon, l4Ic, l73c and Isle
| Lard l8G1S4c.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July I5.-COnsOls formoney
| q3la 93I: on account s3t. american
securities quiet and steady 5-20s S2s
PARIS, July 15.-Bourse buOyant
| Rentes 70f Sd.
LdvERPOOL, July l5.--Cotton mar
let on the spot steady; uplands l2sd
! Orleans I3ld.
BreadstufiS quiet. California whit
wheat los Sd. Old Western No 2, 3
3d(a9s Id Western -four 24s. Corr
No . mixed 27s edi new 2as. Old'oat
| B 81,
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Memphis and Arkansas River
Paekst Comply -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
limited States Mail Line.


TEHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
/ ger boats of this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows:
THOMAS H. ALLEN. PRITcHAEp, Master
Mondays, AZ O'clock pm,
W. \. Caldwell q L. dAINEl5i Master
Fridays, at 5 o'clock pfn.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with a1lendfd coaches for the CELEBRATED
i3s3T SPRINGS, and with the following pack
cts. which leave Little Rock Mondays and
ThnrdRys, at o'clock pm:
FORT TGIBSON.......John WoOdburn, Master
CI4ARKSVILLE.....-..... Reasoner, Master
Thus making two trips week from LITTLE
ROCK through to FORT GIBSON,
Through bills of lading given .or freiGht ~
and from New Orleans, Memphis ST, 4iouis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered az destination, at all
stages OF the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring to ship by this line
from the North, East OF West to any point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
CONSIGNED to a MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIV-
Err PACKET COMPANY, at Memphis (office 304
Front street, MOsby Block.) Those shipping
from New Orleans should eonsign to "Mem-
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company" >"
Mouth of White River.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
3 T. A. KENDIG, Agent,
jyl Office 304 Front street, MoSby Block.
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-Th e annual report OF the Augusta
Cotton, Factory, as copied into our
coluIal.s two CT three DAYS ago, showed
the following -figHres as the result of
the YEARS. operation: Total earnings,
sl69, ,763 81; total expenses, $49, ,046 81;
net profits on the years operations,
sl20,717 d, on working capital of
six hundred thousand dollars. Those
are salty profits to be made at time
when ma ny of the Northern factories
are doing half work, complaining Bit
terly of their misfortunes, and crying
out for more protection Don't the
Augusta factory want morn protee-
tiap2
In several Of the English colonies
the people are agitating the question
Of a severance from the mother cOu n
try. Canada is profoundly agitated
on this subject, and in New Zealand
the press and leading men are favor
ing such a movement in an open, ear
nest manner. In England tn e subject
is attracting much attention, ana the
London lSpeafdtor regards the matter
as having already taken serious
shape, and speaks of the probability of
the harsh policy of Lord Granville
gOading the colony into secession.
The Spectator also expects that the
demand of New Zealand for indie
pendence will be followed by an APP
plicatiOn for a professionals to some
other pOWer,-say the United States
of America OF Prussia.
The project for tanneling the Eng
lish channel between Dover and Cape
/ Blanc Nez, on the French coast, has
assumed business aspect. But few
days ago, Mr.. Bright gave an inter-
view to deputatiOn from the promo
tiers of the project. Lord Richard
| Grosvenor, NJ. P, Chairman of the
/ Company, said the project had been
brought under the consideration of the
Emperor Napoleon and his govern
ment, by whom a commission of sci
entifc men had been appointed to ex-
anime and report. The commission
had reported in favor Of the scheme
and its pfacticability, and the friends
Of the enterprise now ask that the
governments of England and France
win each guarantee two and a hal
per cent. upon two millions sterling
to be applied to the driving OF two
parallel mining headings or driftWay'
from shore to shore. The French go V
ornment waited TO see what action tn :
! English government would take i
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1t is we'll known that the Empe-
nor Francis Joseph made great sacri-
fees Of personal sentiment in consent
ing to changes in the Government OF
Austria which have had the effect OF
aanulling the Concondat and estab-
fishing religious liberty. The Empe-
r,,r and Empress have, however, done
al Ia their power to make public their,
okn sentiments Of religion, and they
III nroeessioR' in full Court splendor.
TbTae hundred thousand persons knelt
n Teoeive the blessing Of the Host as
Il passed. and behind the dais came,
the emperor and all the Arch dukes,
and even the Protestant Chanc elior
NJ. Won Beust, followed by theEm-
press and all the Archduchesses In
Court robes and diadems, as in great
State ceremonies.
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lEnortant Notice. .Farmers. Eamilies and
MARRIED.

MEASON-CARNES-A the residence Of
Gen. R. p Neely, Bolivar, Tenn, July Is, by
Rev. DR.. Mann, ISAAC G.. MEAsoN, Esq, and
Miss SALlIE /. CARNEs, both of this city.
ROBERTSON-LYON- AT ST. PatriVk's
Church on the evening fthe l5tl, Prof S, N.
RoBEETsoS 70 Miss MAEA LEoS ~ af this
city
NhIlo dfyuting Iatsel attention TO his Col
lege it viii be seen that our young friend mas
had some time for more pleasing labor, that
of making love. We wish him and his love-
ly bride every happiness. The happy couple
left last evening on the Belle ST. Louis.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

COE-The friends and aequalnlancgs al
MIS-. L. H. Coe are invited Is attend the fpne,
raj of her sqp zVl4AS = Cos, from her resi-
deaGe "a Vance street this evening st four
o'clock, Services by Ret, Or. Wheat. Carria-
ges in attendance al residence.
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criatadnro,s Esnelsiar Hsir DE

The chemist have come out Ia two leading
scientific Journals against the lead ana sui
phur p0isOHg ror HE head for that IS thalr
roper designationl, with when the country
: infested, while DR.. Chiffon, the first analy-
tical chemist Ia AGerica, announces TO the
world that CBISTADORO'S DYE Is UTTER
LI POISQNLESS, and that he I7lOlcs Il 10 be So,
because he has analyzed it. CRISTA DORDiS
HAIR PRESERN ATINE, as DRESSING acts
Ike charm on the Hair after Dyeing. Try II.
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NOTICE
70 ARKANSAS RIVER SHIPPERS.

FOR the better accommodation of the trav-
cling public and shippers, the schedule of the
Memphis and Arkansas River Packets, from
this date, will be changed during the sum-
mer, as advertised, They will leave Mem
nm, Instead Of Tuesdays and Saturdays, Is
heretofore. Immediately upon the opening
of the Fall Trade, the Company viii put in a
Wednesday boat, leaving Memphis Mondays,
Forsthe present, there Will be but two Boats
in White River, leaving Memphis TUESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS. Upon the opening of the
Fall Trade there viii be a Thursday Boat put
IN leaving Tuesdays, Thursdays and Safur-
days, as heretofore-thus making daily line
from Memphis to Little Rock and points
above on the Arkansas River.
/ jyI JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
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oDD-FELLoWs' DIRECTORY.

GkYnso ENCAsIPMFn7r, No. 9, I. o. Q. F.-Ineets
on the lst and Cd Thur day nights Of each
month, at o'clock. 4. +. Davis, C. P; d. C..
Trader, II. P; Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 6-meets every Tuesday
night, at s O'Clock. ]. W. WayneSburg. n
G.; j. b. Campbell, V. g.; Thos. Mofiet, Sec'y
CHICRASAY LoDGE, No S-meets every Mon
Alexander HUM, V g.; Thos. GEeRn, Per
Secretary.
RETH LopGE, 30. \ pEGREE o. hEBEKAII-
nleeSte,I the Isl Friday night in each month,
az O'Clock. p. q. II. r. Pugh, y. g.. Mrs.
W, /. McIe fresh, Sec'y.
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SEASONED LUMBER.

/ HAVE now on hand iull stock OF Sea-
/ Soned Cypress Lumber; am constantly
saving, and am prepared to ill orders for
any dimensions Of Sills, Joists. Posts, stud
ding, Boards, Clear Lumber Laths, Shingles,
etc. Attention given to the shipment Of
Lumber. Orders solicited - '-
re Mills and Lumber Yard ON Wclf river,
islG dxW @. NJ. NENABLE.
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BOSTON

Dedication Of the Peabody Institute.
Boston, July I5.-The Peabody In
stitute was dedicated yesterday. Mr..
Peabody added S45,00 TO the original
bequeSt to the Institution, making q
total Of 100000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Grant anu Prosperity. Business reyiyOs
under the regime. Other than general causes
have however giyen "a tremendous Impetus
IN fhe sala of
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Brandreih'a Plls.--They remove all bad

accommodations from The bowels. anu purity
and invigurate the esVstern. Ail whose health
few dosTs 0f Brandeth's Pills, because the
seeds of decay are constantly eradicated by
their use, ana the principle Of life confirmed.
thus giving Yigor OF body ana mind 10 a
faliering step and the epfeehled intellect
General Paes thc DISTINGUISHED liberator Of
Venezuela, says lie has used them as his only
medicine for thirty years, with the most sat
sfactOry results.
For Costiveness, Dyspepsia ana as i,S a Fam
lly Medicine, they arc unriVallod.
Daniel l. Tenney, ESD, Astol House. New
York, cured by Br3ndreth'S Pills Of Dyspep-
STA and COSJiVencSS, when all OtHrr means
used had failed.
gentleman. whose father died of con
sumption al }5 years, who WAS also attacked.
when about p. by the disease. He had cough,
night Sweats, and general debility. Doctors
recommended cod liver OIL, but he wasted
away. At last he determined TO use Brand
rethS Pills. In two months ihey made him
q sound man.
important Notice. Farmers, Families and
others can purchase no remedy equal tG Ilr.
TOhiaS Venetian Liniment for .aC. cure Of
Cholera, DIarrhea. nysrltrT5, Group, Collie
and Sea SicEneE3. gaken intcrnally-jit is per-
feUtl- harmless see oath accompanying each
bottle i-ant externally for Chronic Rheumu-
tiSni, Headache, Toorhache, Sore Throat, Cuts,
Burns, SwelliugS. Bruises, Mosquito Bites,
Old 80 YES. Pains in Limbs, Back and Chest.
The Venetian Linilnent was introduced in
1871. ana no one VINO has used II but continues
to do so, many stating, il il was ten dollars
bottle they would not he withqCt IL. Thou
sands Of certificates can lie sean Mt the Depot,
speaking OF It's WcnGerfgl curative proper
ties. Priae, FIFTY gents ana one Dollar. Sold
by the Druggists and StoreEeeperS through
out the Ua!tsd States. Depot, 10 Park Placa,
New York,
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July l5.-The tobacco
barn Of W. d. Roberts, near Paris,
Henry county, was burned Wednes-
dav night. Insurance $500.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TAKEN UP, FIVE HEAD OF srocK-In-
/ Guiding one black Cow and OK Of brown
color, have been taken in as strayed BY Jaeop
Buchert, on Poplar street, between Brinkley
avenue and Dunlap street. After paying the
expenses for advertising, feeding, ETC., tne
owner can get them back on the as-qye-
named nl9Ca. 4NIZ
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NF ASONIC NOTICE-The officers and q
vi members of Kilwiuning hodge No. KY
3il F. and A. NJ, are requested toattCnd/XN
a special communication, this Friday even
ing, 18th inst, AT O'Clock, for work IL the Z,
A. degree.
BY order ~ dGBN A4NSLlk, ". N,
EsEs /. PULtES. Secretary, jylG
MASONIC NOTICE,-The Officers and q
vi members OF DeSoto Lodge No. go NJ
+, and 4. NJ, are requested 10 attend R/T\
regular communication Of said Lodge, tins
Friday evening. 10Th inst, 0t O'Clock.
By order OF IL. NJ. STANLEY, ". VI.
r. w. SHELT0N, Secretary. pro TEN. -iylJ
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press sssooiatiso
NEW ORLEANS.
Deputy Surveyor Keith has been Released
from Custody

O. NEW ORLEANS, July I5.-Deputy
Surveyor Keith has been released
from custody to-day, having given
customhOuse officers valuable infOr-
nation. Couterie was released this
morning on $1,000 bond and was re-
arrested this afternoon and gave bond
for the same amount on second
charge. a warrant has been sued out
for Couterie's partner, AdOlphe DOu-
RE, who cannot be found to-day.
Another warrant was also issued for
the sampler, HattOn, now under bond
# ON previous arrest,
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 15.-SangeTfest
closed to-day with lager and singing
at Srhultzsr PlrR.
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Strayed or StOlen---S50 Reward.

c, TOLEN last Sunday night from Wm. B.
- Porter, two miles west OF Macon, Tenn,
one DARK BROWN MARE MULE, about l55<
hands high, 8 or years old, name and tail
trimmed and some 4 or 5 inches long, gear
marked, carries high head. and neck areheds
pigeon-toed, barefoOted, small spot OF hair
dff OF right side, near the hip, size Of half
dollar Fifty dollars reward viii be paid for
her return 10 me. WM. b. PORTER,
lea Macon, Tenn.
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Memphis and Louisville Railroad Lint
ThrouQh Tickets at ReduCed Rates
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD
TO CONTRACTORS.

- EALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
many, No. $50 Main street, Tennessee, until Y
a'cl0ck noon, on the 2O,a day 81 July, 1859, for
The clearing, Graduation, Masonry, Bridging
and CroSS!sss necessary 10 complete the above
road fFSla MemphiS to Covington, about thir-
ty-stX miles, ready for the iron rails. A large
portion OF the work is heavy, ana well w0r-
Thy the attention of contractors.
Proposals may be made for cash, or for
county bonds, 6r Tor part cash, county bonds
and stock.
Plans, proflleS and specifications are now
ready for inspection st the Compaay's office,
hy application 10 ThOs, II, Anlington, Chief
Engineer, from whom all necessary infOrma-
lion may be obtained.
Proposals viii be received for the whole
work, or IN divisions.
The right is reserved TO reject any and Rll
bids not deemed satisfactory.
[Signedl A. 5. MITCHELL,
President Mississippi River Railroad.
Memphis. Tenn. June -. 1869. ieZ3
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TO THE TRADE.

600 Bbls. Mess Pork, city and country
brand.
50 casks clear BACON sides.
. casks choice Bacon Shoulders.
Is tierces choice Bacon Hams.
900 kegs Lard.
2 boxes B. Bacon, plain and canvassed.
500 bbls. Flour, assorted brands.
A FULL stock of LIQUORS, Boat and Bar
n Stores on hand for sale low, for cash OF
Tor city acceptance.
MARTIN WALT & CO.,
jell 32 Front Row.
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Straved nr Stnlan---S25 ReMarll-

4 BAY MARE, about u hands high, years
~ old, very quick, and small tail. VIII
pay s25 reward for her delivery to me
]. FEALT.
i've g1g TTuf0u street
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EDUCATIONAL.
j.. D. STEWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
NO. no ALABAMA STREET.

FTNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTITg,
i ton commences WEDNESDAh, 1hE
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
Thorough instruction given IN English,
Mathematics, Latin, Greek, french and Ger
man. Jyt
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Regular Memphis and st. Francis River Sat
. urCiay Packet-For Madison and Wittsburg.
LIZ tO4N " are slstt9ssE
This elegant passenger packet IT." n
leaves SATURDAY, oath inst, at -
5 o'clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. jyn
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CHOICE Hay,

For Mound City, Ark.
cNTEARfER BEN CAMPBELL H.
- will make three trips every -
dav 10 Mound City, leaving Memphis at
and II am. and 8 pm. The fishing near
Mound City is excellent. The boat win also
make a trip to Bradley Landing every sun
day. je50
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CARRlAGE AND WAGoN RATERIAL
REWARDS.

90 REWARD-Will be paid for the re-
. lOO eOvery of the body of my son, ten
years old, drowned IN the Mississippi river,
May 9Th, dressed in a gray suit trimmed with
Draid. Lmy25l q. w. AGREE.
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FOR RENT.
Memphis Cotton Mllls Property,

DY order OF the U. 3. Circuit Court for the
ID District of West Tennessee, / viii rent, ct
Memphis Cotton Mills Property,
Containing nearly thirty acres Of ground, tO-
gether with n number Of Dwelling Cottages
and Steam Sawmill, on
Saturday, Iay "a, 1859
TERAS-Note with acceptable security.
due January l, 1870. Time of lease from July
q, 1853, TO January !, 1870. This property
fronts on Second street, and runs west with
Henry street TO Wolf river.
Renting TO begin at y O'Clock M, on the
premises.
jyIs R. C. BRINKLEY, Receiver.
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aR5 ReWard.

q TOLEN, on the night of the 10th inst,
y large SORREL HORSE, about 171S hands
high, blaze face, not shod, gear marks, about
years old, in good order; also, a plain Texas
Saddle. The above reward will pay for re-
eOvery of property. OF. EDDIN9i
se9n a 49, Rvhalfa Miss.
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Memphis and White River Packet Company,
United States Mail Line

FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
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For the l0st tea years the irish
ANA the German Immigrants arriving
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General Paes the distinguished liberalor Of
Venezuela. says he has used them as his only
medicine for thirty years, with the most SAT
isfactory results.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-19

AssAULTING.-Sam Croghan, who keeps
a restaurant, had some dispute with one
of his servants about cleaning the knives.
Hard words brought on hard blows, con-
trary to the peace and dignity of the
city corporation, and contrary to the
peace and comfort of the servant, whose
head had been unkindly dealt with by
Sans stick, who was compelled to pay
Ave dollars for the fun.