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OFFICE HoURs.-The established
Office hours Of our Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from s am. TO
j Op.m., and we hope our advertisers
will conform to this rule.
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a. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

HERMEs AMI MTTgRAs Lodges meet inc
junction 18th "Wednesday Il every moe
F. Mellersh, Secretary.
CASPHIA COUNCIL OF PRINCES OF JERUSALEM
18th, No. ben. X. PulIen, sd, Tarsh..; A
Z. FARMLAND, $50, Recorder.
CALVAnE CHAPTER OF ROSE CROIX, 18th, No
!. Charles ~. ADAMS, sd, NJ. W.; H
TomlinsOn, ed. SEQ.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIS COUNCIL OF E-H, 5lth.
No. Henry P Woodward, go, Comm.
William Y. Ctrode, 32d, Rec.
CGSsIsfoRy OF WEST T-ESSEssEE, cd. John
Ainslie, 3d. C9h4m+, n Chief Dodge C.
Trader, SD, Re-
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PEOPLE who are interested in cook
Ing, this hot weather, without having
heat in their room, can now e it
done with the kerosene stOve,O on eXhi-
bitiOn at 3I5 Main street. Parties
wishing TO purchase territory can have
the desired Information by calling on
A. j. HolcOmb.
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'OLD FOLKS AT HOME.
Anniversary Picnic To-day at Bart
lett.

The anniversary picnic of the "0ld
Folks at Home " takes place to-day at
Bartlett Station, to which place trains
will run on the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, as follows, the charge being
fifty cents the round trim.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLD FOLKS AT HOME
AT BARTLETT, AUGUST 18th.

GENTLEMEN composing the Committee Of
II Reception, will assemble at the Speakers
Stand at 8 o'clock am. The Musicians Will
also attend at that hour.
Badges WILDE ready forthe Reception Com
~anfttee, aid others entitled To them, az the
stand. "l
Some doubt having been expressed rs 10 the
Introduction of intoxicating liquors on the
grounds. IL Is emphaticaHy announced that
70 such privilege has or viii be allowed.
augit c. ID. MCLEAN, PRESIDENT.
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For Mound City, Ark.

STEAMER BEN CAMPBELL IL
- viii max three trips eyeryAE
day to Mound City, leaving Memphis att
ana II am. and 3 pm. The fishing near
MOUND City is excellent. The boat viii also
make a trip 10 Bradley Landing every sun
day. Je3O
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FnR FRIAR,s PO1Nr !

Regular Memphis and Frlar's Point TrI-
weekly PacKet-FCr Eielena and Friaris Point
GEORGE ". HEEK--.-Ge Malone, master
This elegant passenger packet IT.
VIII leave as above every MON-E
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 3 PIN
For freight or passage apply on,bOard. jyIl
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FOR vICKsBURG.
uaited States Mail---Fer Vicksburg.

ONE Of the COmpany's Gue Pas IT.
sengerS steamers will leave OnIAA
the following days, making all Way Land
ings between Memphis and Nleksburg;
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. :, at 5 pm.
RUBICON, MONDAY, Aug. 9. ats pm.
LUMINARY, SATURDAY, Aug. Il, ct S pm.
JULIA, MONDAY, August l6, at 5 pm.
Freight received al the st. Louis Wharfboat.
aGs5 FLEM. CALVERT. SHp't.
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oDp-FeLLoWs' DIRECTORY.

AYoso E-SCANlPMENT. Nos, L o. o. F.-meets
on the LIST and 3D. Thur day nights OF each
month, at S O'Clock. A. F. Davis, c. P .. &.
Trader, HIP; Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 6-mect every Tuesday
night. at s o'clock. J. ". Waynesburg. y.
G.; J. b. Campbell, v. G.; ThOs. Moffet, Sec'y.
CEICEAsAW LODGE, n {. S-meets every Mon
day night as 3 o'clock. j.. +. Russell, N.G
Alexander TIunn, '. o.. Thos. Bacon, Per
Secretary.
RUTH LODGE, No. I, DEGREE OF RFBEKAH-
incest on thelst Friday ufghtin each month,
at 8 O'Clock. 2. G., II. r. Pugh, y. c.; Mrs.
". Z. McL6reSh, SeC'y.
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Bills OF Exchange on all the prin-
elpal cities Of Europe for sale in sums
20 suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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FoR 81, LOUIS,
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Line
FOR HICRA4E cOLU1BUS cALR0 any
ST LOUIS

ONE OF the CGmpany's Ana Pas H.
Senger steamers viii leave as&7s
follows:
JULIA, MONDAY. Aug. q. at 8 pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Aug. 10, 5 pm.
BELLEST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, Aug. y, 5 pm.
MARBLE CITY, FRIDAY, Aug. Is, Ct pm.
CITY OF CAIRO, SATURDAY, Auz. IA, at pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis st.
Louis Packets, North, East gud West. Apply
10 General Railroad Ticket OEcs, % natn
street FhEM. CALVERT, Supptsh
SAN 7. MEAvER, Ticket AGENT. aae5
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CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANFs
should attend the large sale this
Thursday morning, at 10 O'Clock, by
aOTTLIEB q EZEKIEL,
Corner Second and adams streets.
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Louis
Vile, Nashville and New York Dailies,
besides the latest Illustrated Weeklies
and Mouthlies.
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Doors AND SHOES AT AUCTION this
Thursday morning, August II, at
10 O'Clock. GOTTLIEB & EZEKIEL.
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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WHAT are you making such faces
at? Oh, this soft corr between nv
toes is nearly killing nae. If you 90
to DR.. Lane, at the Peabody Hotel, he
will remove it in five minutes, and AN
other such pain thing as may trouble
your feet.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, of Wiggans q Thorn, Manuhctur-
ers, 238 Main street, Clay Building.
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LEsLIE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
at 286l Main street; also the month
lies, weeklies and dailies Of the latest
date from everywhere.
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LETTER LIST

The following is the list of letters
remaining in the Memphis POstOffice
and not delivered by carriers yester-
day:
WEDNESDAY, August Il, 1865.
LADIES' LIST.
Boddfe. Miss NJ Buchatalter, Mrs 7
Barker. Miss r Boyd, Mrs L
Carter, Mrs VI f Curtis, Mrs 5 lcoD
Dickersou, Mrs NJ
HtZmOrris, NJ
Golding, Madame q Glynn, Mrs P B
Cranberry, Miss 4 Grigsby, II
Hartgraves, Mrs f Hendrick, Miss NJ {
High, Miss J J.
Doey, Mrs c
To the Prettiest Girl of Memphis
Lincoln, Miss NJ
McAuliffe, Mrs c Matson, Miss
Mclean. Miss 5
Mooney, J
Owen, Mrs
PAXTON, Miss II + Patterson, Mrs c
Porter, Mrs + Prendergrast, Miss a
Read, Mrs s. Runyan, Mrs IL
Rayner, Mrs F Read Mrs
Richmond, Mrs NJ Razell, Mrs 4
Rogers, Miss +
Stroud, Mrs NJ +
Turner, Miss c Trahon, Miss L
Vaughn, Miss i
tL-N IL L4N2 AAo4u
Anderson, DR. W D Armfeld, BY
Adams, Col c Ayers, F
Bibb, W Barrett, J w
Boner, j
Caldwell, J Cummings, Dr. Y
Cullen. w Cade, J
Dyer, NJ
carp. WIN Edison, r H
Evans, e.
Fraysere, NJ Farrell, J o
Fisher, J w
Garvev, GOsset., q
Hayward, Capt \ b Hume, Col re
Hoard, A Hughes, w IL
Humphreys, DrWT
johnson, ] & Co Johnson, J W
Jones, " Jordon, W II
a~illlngsworth, G.
LiBdauer & Arnold Lynch, TT
Lee, G Lows, e
Lisch, G
Montgomery, MS MollOy. Z L
Murphy, W (c0l) Moore. LP& Go
Martin, 3 Mattihgly, }
Maddox, )
McGrady, DIV Mcclure. p
Mcfarland, J
Nagles, ID
O'Day, 2
Perkins. q Powell. e
Prather, WI Pope. l. 4
R~ikenhour, tt RObnett, ID
BOwley, NJ o Rhodes, III
Stroeter. FEM Seaman. W
Speers, y W Sims, w
Thompson, L r T~illingiallen, NJ
Tracy, NJ
NinsOr, J NJ
Ware. WV While, G W
Woodruff, CT Williams, GJ
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MEMPHIS R DOCKS

gS~The company owning the above hstit1
ton are now prepared TO do all work in their
line OF business with ~PRoMPTSEss, ECONOMY
AND DESPATCH.
They have an ample stock IF materials On
hand for all purposes
Their rate OF charges being as favorable as
mat of any similar institution In the West,
they solicit a liberal share Of patronage.
Being located at the city Of Memphis, in the
midst of the finest timbered region Of Amer
lea, and accessible at all stages Of theriver,
b offer Inducements to parties DESTROYS OF
repairing, and especially of building steam
ers. superior to any company in the West.
JAMES LEE, JR., President.
II. DOW, Sec'y and Treas.
PRIMUSE EMERSON, Sup't
vteksburg Herald copy one month andsend
I'M - III now Sec'y and Treas. augl
QlAA ~ H.
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GENTLEMES, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Just received another large lot British
Half Hose, 81 50 Perdoz. Gents Lin
en- handkerchiefs, 81 - per dOZ. Puff
Bosom Shirts, 3. Gauze UndershirtS
81 .. NJ. Kraus q Co., corner Main
and Adams.
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THE elegant library, engravings and
furniture to be sold tomorrow morn-
ing, at the auction room of Royster.
Trezevant q Co., should attract the
attendance Of all persons wishing to
purchase such articles.
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Coz. g.. II. MoNsARRAT left theeit,

Col. q. II. MoNsARRAT left thecity
yesterday for the purpose Of re-estab-
fishing business relations with real
estate brokers Of the North and West.
This step is taken in view of the re-
cent political revolution that has
swept over Tennessee, which will
render the State as attractive to
Northern people as to those of the un-
reconstructed South. There is no one
more thoroughly conversant with the
resources and typographical peculiari-
ties Of Western Tennessee and of ada
cent States than Col. NJ, and we wish
him boundless success in his mission
of business and beniheence.
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GET YOUR ICE at Charley n. Mar
tins, No. 81 Jefferson street. Frcede-
livery.
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PRINTING HOUSE

BsNew Presses New Typei Beautiful
Designsi Cuts representing all kinds of busi-
ness! Prices very lowi
H5 Perfect satisfaction guaranteed In every
instance.
Rs-Orders respectfully solicited feb92
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FOR HALE,s BoIyT.
RALE's POINT TRI-wEENY PACKET.
COMMENCING on OR About TIE FIJI
TEENIH QFSEPTElRER.

TNHE Memphis and st. Louis r.
4 Packet Co. viii run their dneA-
side-Wheel Passenger Steamer. ST. JOSEPH,
between Memphis and Hale's Point, leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at O'Clock; returning, viii leave
Hale's Point Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, az y O'Clock m, arriving at Memphis
early the following morning.
HENRY W. SMITH, President.
FITM. CATNFpT SulpFiutpndarf fvT
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WoRsHAM HOUSE.
Valuable Property fer Sale or Lease.

TDESIRE 70 lease or sell my Steam Mil and
Lake road, all in perfect running order. APP
ply at 80 South Court street, or at premises,
suss wADDY THOMPSON.
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FRUITS FRUITS
FRUITS

HAVE made arrangements to keep on
bard- at al times, the Choicest Fruits OF
1anrnekv. Tennessee and adjoining States.
]. ID. EDWARDS,
euss Ne, rs Second street,
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FULL lines Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
ETC., at auction this Thursday morn
ing, August u, at 10 O'clock, by
GOTTLIEB & EZEKIEL,
Corner second and Adams streets.
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The following is the list of letters
remaining in the Memphis PostOtice
and not delivered by carriers yester-
day:
WEDNESDAY, August II, 1858.
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ExRcUTIvE OFFICE, HDQRs Army \
NAVY OF Tenn, BUREAU OF SLoIh-
ING, WHISKY, PILLS \ OTaEh
SUPPLIES, NASHVILLE, Tenn Au-
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The attention of restaurateurs bar
keepers and cOnfectioners is directed
to the card under the head of new adj
v~ertisements, inviting proposals for
the privileges at James Park en- Sat
urday, August y, on the occasion OF
the Confederate Picnic. 1t is need
less for us to point out the chances for
money making in this affair. There
is now no doubt that the picnic will
be the most immense affair of the sort
that has ever took place i'm Memphis.
Hundreds Of tickets have been sold,
and there will be not less than eight
to ten thousand people on the
grounds. Sealed bids will be received
upto 4 o'clock on Monday, the 10Th,
for the three privileges, and we advise
all who wish to make q few hundred
dollars on the occasion to put in a bid.
The bar, as will be seen by the adver-
tisement, includes all spirituOus, vim
GUS and malt liquors, cigars and To-
bacco. The restaurant all edibles, hot
and cold, except such IS come prop
erly under the head Of CONNECTIONS.
The confectionery includes iee-creams,
water-ices sherbets, bon-bons, can
dies and CONNECTIONS proper. Soda
water appertains to either connections
or bar, and each stand will be allowed
to keep it. Fruits belong properly to
the restaurant privilege. AL bids
will be sealed, and the contract given,
without favor, to the highest bidder.
There is a proposition before the
Board of County Commissioners to
sell at auction to the highest bidder
the property on Adams street adiOin-
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, lThs man .who. Laughs.


Victor Hugo declines 70 Be- excused f0l
his histerIcsl sns geographical bland .rs Is 4,
the isntent reasoning that the errefs Of
genius must not bs eorutinissa with, Art.
itarohsan eyes! He olihSs 10 lhsna,,: on III
eonsrsry. and defends in spite Of pos,te, is.,
rtdlrasle and rsmSn stranes, Beeihoo,1as,1n.;
being convicted Of consecutive af.hs',--.
violation Of musical grennarLsaid thev
must bel cofrsctdiSos he had usssd t6sm. n
liks dn7anasE, Hugo psrs.sts that s.Premi,yres q
sides qustre" is the proper trsnsla asion,,of
1HFir.h Of Ferth,nsssd jus,iass itaby main.
;taining tha. theS SHngiishy Sr scoioh titts .iit.
orally sisnias,.;lloor 81 ought to ,sisnify.- .he
,'iFirst Of Pour OnGs." AZ any rate, ape.
.'tniere des aqussre,Tais the expression N.
has chosen, Il satIsfss him perfectly. .snd
he refuses 70 change Il On any terms: WIZ
equal adeljty he sdhsrss 10 his .iudio ra rauv
mistakes in the opening q chapters & Of
L'Honns ani Bat" Wherein th, HSt osff
half tho British nebiiity Il thrsWn iato, y {
siete ofscoaladsa sssgsisnk 10 bsWiid.rr: r
,Bnrks h,snselk Ag tksss f, errors, :, = =. srs
fesa lhy 4 csrzssRsadest ef: 4 ,Loadsa, Jour !,
intAls~srs Estntsd oat; 70 ths; ,Suthor hefS,s
she ablloa.ioa Of Ais u MI MO A. yits sSsiJ
pfssr "a. !! iNitAss. sssyi4s 6 ~ az 81,
= .slsas ssssfr' {. aasl,1
pto6G mo 49, tr- :,i-, ~, mi n.y.
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Lt;lE tstr ~
Tridcs'

7HHs . a
The London workingmen's Association,
through its president, George Potter, has
recently addressed a Communication to the
Count de Paris, In reference to certain edrt
charges contained in the royal authors 9
treatise on the s.Trsde Unions Of England. -
Mr.. Potter states that II is Fundamental
rule Of the London Workingmsn's Assooia-
ton that no aid shall be given to any soci-
ETY. engaged in q look out or strike, until
suoh society shall navs made offers of arbi:
tration to their employers on ali questions
relating to hours. wages, or work; that it is
on absolute fact that no society or body Of
men ever had encouragement from tho as
ISOLATION to engage In 3 strike; and no help
was ever given to any body of men on look.
out or on strike until some time after thew
were in (tha. position,, and until arbitration
on all Questions In dispute had been de-,
olined BY their employsrsy that ths assooi.
alton never made Any proni6e 'oS help TO
any body q mon ,W6si aid ,thss s i,i, sssoolssl!
tien gave was agordsd after any. ruesle
had commenced and our, conditions were
fulfilled: that the association does no. con.
sist exclusively Of trade uuioaists. but On
the contrary, It's eommitios has Always been
fairly ,nanposed, in part, Of members who
are iiofi And in their circumstances could
not be, members Of : trades .I;inion. 81 2" 7
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The Lase senator !. Fss.,nden. + ion

r In the death ofthe Hon. VIM Pitt Fessen-
den, Of Maine, announced in our dispatches
this morning, the Republican party Of the
North. has lost ono Of it's ablest and most
respected leaders. Mr.. Fessenden was q
native of New Hampshire, and-was in his
sixty-third year. = He had taken an active
part in politios ever sines 1881, having been
an luuwavering supporter or the old Whig
party as long as that organization existed
he was first elected to the United States
Senate in 1854 by a combination between
the Wings and Freesoilers. In, chat body
he was moro distinguished as the head Of tho
Finance Committee, and as AN efficient and
untiring worker, than as q political parti-
san. he was reelected as senator for six
years in 1859 BY 9 unanimous vote Of his
party In the Maine Legislature, without the
formslity OF 9 previous nomination, Il being
tho frat instance OF the kind in the history
Of the state. Fearless and independent in
his public life, : good citizen, a.arm and
steadfast friend, and man whose character
stood above reproaoh. ohe belonged 10 that
class Of public men, ofWhon, ahnhsppily fol
the souhtry, too few remain In tho National
Oouuoii0- .--sN-- 49, .-..-.
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all tho way from threo hundred dollars, for tho
privilege Of posting bills on tho fence for two
years, to hfteon thousand dollars for tho samo
right. Tho highest bid was aocopled. and the
lcsseos will lay out tho fenos into lots and ar
rsnao graduated scale OF prices, according to
location. Owrers OF fences and dead walls in
general must not expect to be at once enriched
by the lcase OF tho bill-stiokipg privilege, for
this fifteen thousand dollar triangle is an e1-
oeptional bit Of fence, in the busiest place, in
the busiest city in the country. Tho amount
OF space covered by the contract is twelve hum
drod feet long by ton feet high.
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CATALOGUE. a
The List will be Changed ut least Once Week.
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power to control the road that is now
attributed to Baltimore" We ask. Did
Charleston ever shave the opportunity
Why, In his leagerness for Q purchaser, did
not President Townsend .spprosoh the direo.
ton Of the Northeastern Railroad OF other
persons in Charleston for an offerf Why did
he not. at least, inform tho directors in the
city Of his intentionsf Why were his inten-
lions ofsslling the stock studiously concealed
from the Charleston directors :. We are told
thatPfesidentT Townsend ssys that he believed
th at the Charleston interest was not prepared
or had not the means, Of was not disposed to
buy, and, therefore, he did not deem it worth
while TO negotiate with them. President
Townsend further says that they did have
an opportunity Of buying, both At tho meet
ing and during the gme occupied by him In
reaohing q telegraph station TO ratify the
purchase. We. leave It to the public to de.
oide- whether this was the opportunity 10
which Charleston was entitled, and which
would have been given her had it been de-
sirsd that she might become the purchaser
ofthe stock. The sale Of The stock will,
however, be contested In the courts as ille-
gal and void. And We hope that the whole
transaction may be broken up, for we oan-
not think that any Baltimore purchaser will
take as good care Of oPr interests as We
could do our Ives. The Wilmington and
Manohester and Wilmington aud Weldon
roads are deeply interested in. outing us
off from q northern connection ola Cheraw,
which would kill the through travel over
their line, and they can afford to buy the
Cheraw and Darlington stock at $40 share
and throw 1t into the FIRE, IL by doing so
they can save themselves from ruinous
competition. We do not say that the pur-
ohasers OF tho stock are connected with
these roads, but We have 40 faith In stook
apeoulators, and shall have more confidence
In the completion Of the extension Of the
Cheraw and Darlington Road whom the
stock is owned in South Carolina, where its
control belongs and should remain.
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