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The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
RIVER NEWS.
Port List for the - HOurs EmAing ~
Two 0'clsek, r. n.

ARRIVALS.
Geu. Anderson. cOlsm., w@. White. padgsahi
Longworth, Louisv'ile; Kats Robinson % P't!.eurs
saG%arine, No. Is, vieks; Sam hale, S,nsips.ti;
Shark, "a. Louis; Great Republic, Md City.
DEPARTURES.
Gen. Anderson, Colum.; VIM. White Paducah;
Kate Robinson, st. Louisi Longworth. New Orleans,
sabma, me- -, 81 Louis Virginia,
sam Hale, Memphis; Great Republic, st. Louis.
A heavy rain yesterday afternoon was
followed by one still more heavy last
night, the torrents Of water falling ex-
ceeding any thing Of similar character
which has occurred since last year. The
lower portions Of the city were COM
pleteiy flooded and the river which has
been falling for a week previous, rose
nearly ten inches during the night. The
fall of rain lasted until after midnight,
but there have been occasional small
showers at intervals since. AS we close
our report the clouds are still dark and
threatening, but the temperature has fall
en- 90 low as to promise . cessation of the
rain.
The Mississippi Is falling at st. Louis,
and stationary at Quincy. The Missouri
is stationary at St. Joseph, but rising
below. The recent rains. having extern
ded to the Mississippi and Missouri, may
cause an immediate rise Of some magni-
tude.
The Cumberland is falling with Ave
feet on Harpeth shoals.
The Ohio Is again rising at Pittsburgh,
with NEARLY seven feet In the channel
Considerable rain is reported I'm that
quarter, and rise Of seven or eight feet
may take place. The river II falling at
Cincinnati and Louisville, with six feet
six inches In the chute over the falls.
Business here continues rather dull.
The Psducah packet ihrosghb only .
few packages freight. but had . fair trip
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spaiding's Jatsmsnsi Hair restorer 10
precisely what it Processes to be, q HAIR RES
roRArivx. II is the surest and safest pre-
paration Of the age For supplies, Wholesale
or retail, apply at p. g. Schuh's drug store.
pDf,,r rv rfp n1ru- StW3W.
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Notice % Tax-Psyers,

The delinquent list will be commenced ON
the 10th day of April, those wishing to save
cost, had better come to the Court house ut
once and settle.
E-r II = - LOUIS II. MYERS, Collector. :.
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p G., 6chph keeps Lsndreth's garden
seeds, the growth Of 1858; perfectly
sound and reliable. 2wd
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Landreth's Fresh and Reliable Garden
Seeds at p. G.. Schuh's drug store. m3l2wd
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"Barret'sn Premium Hair Restorative.
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t''i--
A CONTINUOUS asD iGoLIFIC bearer from the
"A first OF June until frost; rich, sub-acG iigyos.
aas sss s strong h s,o%er vigorous habit ossthsr
dozen. The undersigned are the General Agents for
soa,hsrn Illinois, Counties along and south 70;
NJ. r.. R,l OF whom, their authorized agents, all
plants or berries M southern Illinois mus be ordered
From large Anoun, Of testimony the following let
ter to j. Il. Whiting Esq OF Detroit, gives an idea OF
the estimation IN which Tits variety Is held by those
familiar with its superior characteristics;
Dundee, Mich, March q, Iseo.
J.P. wHITING-Srs In answer TO your inquiry
relative 70 the Introduction OF the Mexican Ever Bear
ing strawberry into this country have the honor 10
state that Il was brought from Mexico ia the fall Oh
ls5s, by r. Mack an intimate friend Of our family.
who presented as with slp from which the vines oi
y. Scranton were propagated.
The yne- vigorous growers, and sufficiently har-
dy to endure any ordinary heat cold This Straw
berry " prohc bearer, opening it, blossoms early
uaii The frost cuts ths vines in the iai The IA.
Nor OF the berry ~ exccllenti and, owing TO is frm-
and lack of acidty, will bear transportation bet
ter than any other strawberry. Respectfully,
.a. ..r. J.W. MASON, NJ. ID.
The following testimony IL from A. II. Tabor, pro-
pricior Of the Biile hoasc, Detroit formerly Of tho
Richmond House, Chicago;
Detroit. January es, 1859.
This Il to certify that have, during the months Of
Js", Jsiy, sagai sspie~1sr asa Oeis1e and
en- the strasbeny called the Mexioan Eyer-Bearing
and grown by J. Y. Writings Co. in the season of
1865, and find them 10 20 6as Jv,i 9 hgA g4rpr gooi
s;s. and well worthy OF cultivation. A. Il. TAIER,
Proprietor Biddle House. Detroit. Mich.
Hubbard 4 Kerney General Agents for southern
Illinois, for T.. l.. Legg Co. Chicago General Agents
for the state
III. w. HUBBARD,
CENTRALIA,
w. II. KERNEY, Cairo.
J. p. WHITING a CO., Proprietor.
apGd&w2m Detroit, Michigan.
Gard.
A Clergyman, while residing in South America as
missionary, discovered q safe and simple remedy or
the cure OF Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases
Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train
Of disorders brought by banefn and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire 70 ssaeht the afflicted and un-
fortunate will send the recipe for preparing and
using this medicine in a sealed envelope, TO any
who needs.t, FREE CHARGE. Address,
JOSEPH 7. INMAN.
Station ID, Bible House,
6.hI "A New York CITY.
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Barclay Brothers Barrett's agents,
Cairo, Illinois. Y7sUw apl5-d&wlw
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ofiice Of the Cairo and -. Louis Railroad Co..
Cairo, Illinois, April 10, lstO. (
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A CHEAP tAND DESIRABLE

Advertising Medium
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ANOTHER MURDER.
Hades Minor Ia a State Of Chronic Blood.
shed.
a Negro Shoots Another About a white
wOman---AImost a Riot.

Last evening two of the lowest of the
low denizens Of that infamous locality
which has aptly been christened Heirs
Half Acre." bat which for p~oliteness sake
we call Hades Minor 1.-THE vicinity of the
corner of Desoto and Gayoso Streets
named Kate Grainer, a white woman, and
Emma Hall, a negress, got into an angry
dispute about their fancy men, Phil. Cum
ningham and Tom Hall. From words
they came to blows, and at last Hall, who
stood by, struck Kate Grainer a blow
with his fisA Cunningham, also standing
near at hand, on this, intsrfered, and q
fierce quarrel began between him and
Hall. The former drawing a knife and
mounting a doorstep threatened to kin
Hall II he interfered in the night between
the two m On this the woman
Emma ran into an adjoining house, and
getting possessed of a pistol handed il 10
her oman" who deliberately shot Gun
bingham through the body, killing him
instantly.
This was a signal for a general row
among the promiscuous crowd of negroes,
Of every age and sex, who had gathered to
see the nun"
AS soon as Hail saw that his victim was
dead, or 'done for" he turned and fled,
and the crowd, which had hitherto stood
as n aghast, with one combined yell OF
kill him, " started in pursuit.
They chased him down DeSoto street to
the bayou, where he wheeled and stood at
bay a moment, but as soon as his pursuers
stopped he turned and resumed his flight,
leaplng into the bayou in his "mad ca
reer." Thence he cIimed into the back LOT
ofGiles Smith, the Constable, who, seeing
that something was up, headed him OF
and captured him. Smith afterwards took
him TO the Lower District station house,
and then turned him over To thu safa.
keeping of Capt. McMsth. 1t was with
difficulty that the still Infatuated crowd,
led ON by a savage negress, with a huge
club, Were restrained from tearing Halliu
pieces, even after he was in the hands oil
the officers Ofthe law.
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HehreH Ornhans' Picnic.

The arrangements for the Hebrew Or
| phan Asylum picnic, To take place a
James Park next Wednesday, June 10th
have been perfected, and the occasion vii
doubtless be one of the most interesting
and enjoyable of he year. Mr.. III. n
L~oewenstine has been appointed Chair
man; z. Alderman, Treasurer, and Chas
SchlOss, Secretary. The following com
mittees have been appointed: sIdE
Committee of Arrangements-H. NJ
L~oewenstine, Chas. SchlOss, f.. Acker.
man, A. i. FARMLAND, Lew Wexler, b
Eiseman, D.. kaufman, jr., d. Klein, Max.
Nathan, Ed. Goldsmith, Martin Cohn, Sol
Morris,
Reception Committee-A. Radgesky,
Sam. Hirsch, c.. H. Judah, j. Happek,
Sam. Hesse, A.. Seessel, NJ. Lyons. I. NJ.
Cans, NJ. COhn, J. Beehler, 7. Folz, M.
Seelig, Sol. Halle, ID. Harris, d. ThiIlman.
DIR. A Szerenyis L. Kremer, NJ Fnld.
Committee ON Dancing-Lew Wsxler.
Lew Schwab, D. LangsdOrf, A. B. Well,
VIM. Frank, ID. kaufman, M. Friedman,
Eng. Lehman, +. March, L. Herzog. L.
Loubrie, Ike Leopold, II. G. Mitchell, Jul.
Kuhn, John Berlin A. S~ArtOrins, NJ.
.Ruehn, L. ROeseher.
Ground Committee-Chas. SehlOss, b.
Elseman, MaxaNathan, h. ~LOewenstine,
j.. Frost, Jul Nathan. N. Schwarsenberg.
A. Well, AdOlph Loeb. $. Weller, j. Ehr-
man, L. G.. Loeb, j.. R~oseAbach, j.. A.
Gronaner. m -e
The committees will please report to the
Chairman at 10 o'clock am. on the
grounds, where instructions viii be given
and suitable badgesfurnished.
The picnic viii be kept up until II
IN. The park will be handsomely
illuminated, and arrangements are made
that the street ears viii run until the
breaking up ofthe picnic. A tine band of
music viii bein attendance.
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CRY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails from
fhe Memphis POstofiee.

Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington, New
York. Baltimore, andall cities East
columbus, Ga, and Montgomery. Atai 81
stations on the Memphis and CHARLESTON
Nj. siSSippi Central, Mobile and ONO, Nash-
VAL, and Chattanooga and East tennessee
Rnt lroads, arrive at 2:D pm close AT liza
AN, ...nSn,a -.
willie Cincinnati, Cleveland, PlttSburE, Bhila-
daipbfa BunaIo. Albany, New York, and all
cities North and West, arrive az E;s 40 pm.
sIns4s AZ 2A6p.m -AWAA
Nv Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Nicks-
buf-. Matches and all cities South, arrive AT !
p.ni.; closes at 10: 70 am.
IN gtationR on the Mississippi and Iennes-
see. New Drfeahsand JaeRsun and sOuihern
Railroads, arrsSeatS pm. closes 81 W:2 pm.
Memphfs alel HitueR Rock kailroad, Little
Rock sdison Sundays ~eNeepted,1 arrive al
Pm; close NJ 3 pm.
Marion. Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark.
r1-Wsekivl Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
-rriva at ID i. m: close at II am.
olive Branch and ByhRlia, Mss semi
weekly Monday and Friday, arrive at Jpn.
'SSSifba anSBig erkek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at 10 an. close at II Am.
Little Rock and Helena. and All lanulnss on
White river semi-weekly) Tuesday anu oS'-
urday, arrive at g Am; close az JPN;
pine BfufT and Helena, and all sndtngs on
day AMI saturday, arrive at ain close att
IA "A landings on the Mississippi river south,
gseInf-weekly Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
at qa.m-; close at Z pm.
a II landings On the Mississippi river north,
fseni-weeklyl Monday and Thursday, arrive
at Sam; close at 3: 80 pm.
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To THE LADIES OF MEMPHIs.-We pro-
pose, from q after Monday, June IA,
1855, TO sell our entire stock Of summer
goods at such prices as to warrant sale Of
same. We mean what we say, and win
convince parties who may all that our
advertisement is 10 humbug. Our Dress
Goods, particularly, we are determined
TO lose no sale, and other goods in proper
ton Our stock of Lama Lace Points
town importationJ we will guarantee less,
BY p per cent, than can be bought in n
house in the city. Our objecs IN offering
these inducements Is, on or abOut the LIST
of July, we intend making extensive al
teratiOns and additions to our house. and
our summer stock. All we ask il a call to
satisfy the public as to the prices Of the
goods. a SEESSEL & SON.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Whitman opera troupe open to-
morrow night in CiRderiIJa.
The picnic fOr@ he Hebrew Orphans
comes off next Wednesday.
Judge Shackleford, of the Supreme
Bench, is in the city.
The grand jury of the Circuit Court
was discharged yesterday.
The markets were loaded with veget-
ables yesterday evening.
Mr.. Judah, OF the house of Walker
Bros. & Co., was presented with a SPLEEN
did desk, by his employees, yesterday.
The Jail Export made yesterday shows
ninety-six prisoners in quod-only one
for murder. There ought to be a dozen.
The word "beautique," in our notice
of the concert yesterday, wasatypograph-
icsl error for beautiful"
The steamboatmenH pic-nic, for the
Widows and Orphans Fund, takes place
tomorrow at James, Park.
We again invite the attention of the
police to the horde ofmuzzleless dogs that
infest the neighboFhood around the cor
ner of Jefferson street and Center alley.
The reservoir attached to a petroleum
vapor stove, in operation at the house of
Mr.. Steever, the well known druggist, on
Vance street, beyond Lauderdale, ex-
ploded night before last and burned a lit
tie German girl, whose name we could not
learn, in a most horrible manner
Owing to misrepresentation, Judge
Shackleford did not speak last night, bat
viii speak next Saturday night. "Senter,
universal suffrage, the call OF a Conven-
ton, how all who have had registration
certificates-althOugh lost or destroyed
may supply and vote OH them,r will be
the topics of his speech.
At NJ. KRAUs & Co.'S, corner of Main
and Adams street, our lady readers win
find the newest styles and latest fashions
in summer dress goods, to be sold cheap,
in order to clear ne shelves for new fall
goods. The stock is large snd embraces
everything hat ladies need to complete a
fashionable summer costume. We advise
and all to give kraus a call and see
what he has. on hand, both large and
small and great and tall can buy from a
dress to a band.
The Episcopal Sunday schools of
Memphis had their annual celebration
yesterday. The opening ceremonies took
place at Calvary church, at which place
the children belonging to the five schools
Calvary, st. Mary, st. Lazarus. Grace
and the Good Shepherd) assembled at
eight o'clock. Divine services was cele-
brateeby DIR. Wheat, after which addresses |
were delivered by Masters Smith. TOpp.
Johnson ,Gailor, Hum, Taylor and Gregory.
After these exercises the children marched
through the streets in procession, with
banners flying and headed by a fine band
of music, 70 Beale street, where ears were
ready to convey them to the grounds of
MIR. Smith. Here they enjoyed a fete |
such as il has rarely been our
good fortune to participate in. The oldest |
and best citizens of Memphis were pres
emit, and took part in the sport and
seemed to enjoy It as well as the youngest
romp in the crowd. We learn that it is in
TO make this gathering OF the
the regular annual observance, /
is a most excellent idea.
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WANTED.


NTANTED-To buy a Residence in Mem
w Ehis with close pay or xehange a nice 20
Il acre Farm at BateSvffte, Miss, with nice cot
tage residence, barn, stable, COW house, ear
rtage house, garden. apple and peach orchard,
for a city residence The place b close the
depot at Batesviile, and is one of the best
places in that vicinity. Parties desiring to
sell or exchange win call on Col. W. DUFF.
attorueySat-law, on GayosO street. between
Main and Second jell
-MTANFEDlAGENTDS75 70 500 per month
w eVerywhere, male and female. TO Intro
duce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This
machine wiz stitch, hem, fell. tnck anIlT
cord, bind, braid and embrofder. in I nos2
superior manner. Price only sf3. Fully wa
rantedt or I'VE years. We will paw eI6a0 for
any maehlne thai win sew q stronger more
neauttfuE, or more elastic seam than ours- II
makes the Elastic Look stitch" Every Sec
onQstftcn can be emit, and still the cloth can
eob De pulled apart without tearing It. We
pay agents nom SO to 500 per month and ex-
Rensesf or a commission from which twice
Lna6amount can be made. Address SECOND
~ F1ttsbarg, Pa, St. Louis, No., or Bos-
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon BY
,Qther pArties painting on worthless cast-iron
~Hfaohfhes,u ndef the sam name or otners1se
Onrs tstheoDly genuine andreHlly practice
nlanufaelured my9
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DECIDEDLY REFRESHING.
Generous Offer from a Metropolitan Busi
ness House to a Village Newspaper.

We received yesterday from an advertis-
ing agency in Louisville, the following lib
eral II generous offer:
LOUISVILLE, KY, June g, 1859.
Publishers APPEAL, Memphis, Tenn:
Dear Sirs: We make the following
proposition: To send you q half-eOlumn
advertisement-weekly, one year-an ed5-
t0FtGt notice each Deek Of not more than
three lines gratis, for 500, payable quar-
terly in advance In Brddy's Family BIT
ters-metal cut on wood to accompany adj
vertisement. Very respectfully,
Now that is what we call refreshing; but
if it is a specimen of the liberality of
Louisville advertisers, we can no longer
wonder at the fact, that that city is able TO
support, land that but meagerly) but one
daily newspaper. However hattered we
may feel at the receiving this token that
the APPEAL is not altogether unknown in
the great metropolis, T" Gas its one news
paper pompously calls it, we must res
pectfully but gratefully decline the offer
of the advertisement, and " for a cause"
In the first place, the terms offered are
less than one-third Of our established
rates; secondly, we do business ON a cash
basis and, thirdly, we don't use Brady's
Bitters, nor any other humbug concOc-
ton. Our head is . kiyered ore't with the
frostS of two many ever to be
caught drinking mean liquor fixed up"
wheI. 80 can get a good article straight.
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NESSRS. B. LOwENSTEIN q BROS.
would respectfully inform the public that
owing to the alterations which viii be
made to make room for their immense fall
stock. thew are determined to close out
their SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
AT PRICES DEFYING ALL COMPETI-
TION. They earnestly ask the attention
Of the ladies, feeling satisfied tina the in
ducemeDts which they will offer win sat
isfv an that thew are in earnest. To the
wholesale buyers they would say that
their stock is the largest and most COM
plete in the city, and that they will make
Il TO their interest to call.
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STEAM DfEKs ASDQCaEaNERs.-Thos
Ii. Hunt 4 Co, No. 2+6 Second street, are
prepared to-do alf kinds of cleaning. dv-
ing and securing. They will make old
clothes Look As good Is braal new, and that
at a cost which. compared with new ones,
is almost nothing, By a new proeesstbe
original ulster and shape Of the garment
Is preserved in an astonishing manrer.
lGentlemen viii consult economy BY Send-
ing Hunt q Co. their old garments.
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ASSukL REMNANT Messrs.
Nenksn Bros. would amour that on
Tuesday, 18th inst, they will offer alarge
lot of Remnants 10 close them U
These Remnants consist Of various klnds
of DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, MAR
sEILLEs, LINENS, CAssINEREs,
pPTps etc. etc. Among these Remnants
are choice fashionable goods suitable for
misses and childrens' wear. Great bar
Gains will be offered.
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THE CONTESTED ELECTION.
HEARING OF THE CAUSE OF WALLACE
VS.. WILLIAMS.
The Testimony for the Prosecution Closed,
The Case Continued till Tomorrow Morning

WThe Court being opened, Judge Wright
resumed his argument where he had left
q d the preceding day, and spoke about
half an hour. The position taken by
him being that the right to vote is a con-
stitutional right, and cannot be abrogated
or taken away that the law extending the
iurisdietion Of the county "a az teTDltai ex-
tended the right of sufiragei that Jur1sd1e-
ton and suffrage go pur PdsSa. The
authorities quoted were the CONSTITUTION
of Tennessee, art. 6, sections / and s; sec
ond Yerger, ffth Sneed; The Acts of
ls6s-g; The Code, etc, etc. The right TO
vote for Criminal Judge is secured TO all
the voters in the county by the Constltu-
ton Of Tennessee, art. g., sec 3.
AT the conclusion of Judge Wright he
Court said that il was the habit OF the
Court, when rendering an opinion, TO as
sign reasons for it. In this instance he
would refrain from so doing at present,
but would give them at a future time.
The Court, in the premises, overruled the
motion 20 dismiss.
Mr.. Kortrecht, for the defense, asked
time to prepare an answer. Could have
it ready by Monday morning.
The Court wished to conclude the case
on that day, INC refused to adjourn.
After a short consultation the attorneys
for Hudson announced that he would join
in the answer of Williams.
Alter a consultation of an hour the
sci of Hudson announced hat his answer
was ready, and it was read. 1t raises a ques-
ton of law as well as facts, and denies
that the Court has jurisdiction in a case
of contested election; it denies the power
of Williams, the Registrar, to go behind
the face of the returns of the election as
made, etc, etc.
The Court stated thai the case was not
one of a contested election but to require
an officer to perform a duty or to prevent
him from performing an illegal act.
After ONE further preliminary spar
ring, the Court directed the petition of
VIM. Wallace to be read, which was done,
the fiat and order of the Court on the
same being also read-the substance of all
of which was published in the APPEAL
several days ago. al
Mr.. Kortrecht then proceeded to read
the answer of Williams 10 the same which
is as follows:
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. VIM. b. Stokes and Hon D. W. c.
Senter, Republican candidates for Cover
nor, have, by mutual agreement, accepted
the following list Of appointments. We
propose to address the citizens of East
places, tO-WIt:
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NOTICE.

n BERAL cash advances VIII be made on
IL cotton Or Western produce shipped to our
sor~resgondents Msssrsp, CeEwsn s Co,
jsn MARTIN WALT 90.
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THE many friends of DR.. Ford will be
pleased to learn that he has so far recov-
cred from his recent injuries as TO be able
70 resume his pulpit again. he VIII
preach at 10k O'Clock this morning. Sub
iect: The intermediate state of the
dead 4"
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GRACE CHURCH.7Seryices at Grace
Church, Hernandost street, at eleven O'Clock
am, by the Rev. Mr.. Pickett. ---
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The friends of Sen. Stokes and GOV
Senter are requested to secure convey.
ances for the candidates from n appoint.
ment to the other. -lr
Speaking will begin at II IN. each day.
w. B. STOKES,
ID. W. C.. SENTER.
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For YOU Sunday reading go TO Joe
Locke's News Depot, 1861 Main street.
HEROES dress goods sale next week
promises some excitement among the Ia
dies,
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PRINTERS AND RAILRoAD COMPANIES
will please take notice that on the 18th
inst, c. p. Norris, trustee, will offer for
sac q Coupon Ticket and Numbering
Press, with exclusive right to usein the
South. See advertisement.
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THE New Church (Swedenborgian) So
ciety will meet at the United States Court
Room this afternoon, az three O'Clock,
Subject of discourse: Correspondents OF
the Sun, Moon and Stars"
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and Erlar's Point Tn
weekly Packet-For Helena and Friar5s P0tnt
OEohGE W. master
This elegant Passenger packet ~
VIII leave as above every MoN-@6
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY lat . p.n.
ELLIOTT Z MILLER, Agents..
myS P~romenade street. foot Jederson.
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THE Rev. John Rice Bowman, of Vir-
Gnia, will preach in the First Presbyte-
Ran Church, corner of Third n PoplaT
streets, this morning at II O'clock, and
this evening at s O'clock.