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tCorrsspondsnes Of The Republican
Hasloual Labor Congress.

RHILADELrHIA. AuGu.t TO- 1852.
The congress assemblea e. ~ o'clock TINS
Chestnut and Tenth str} q. The Rooms are
pleasant for the asscmblngc, and gracefully
drapcd with the national nhg, banncrs, &c.
At that hour the congress was called 70
order by the acting president, First vice
President Tucker; and the call read py ,ne
secretary, John Vincent. The conventloh
was opened with prayer BY Rev. Mr. camp
Of Philadelphia. ,.,
wa appointed by tho Chair, consisting Of
Hessrs. Jcssup and Kuhn, OF New York;
Cameron, Of Chicago; Trcvellick, Of Detroit;
and Walls, Of Pennsylyania, ,.yF
Amer some discussion, on motion, the con-
vsntlou took recess until o'clock, p. M,
10 give the committee on credentials time TO
report, and to cypress respect to the memory
ofthe late president, W. II. sylvis. =
There are already over two hundred dele
gates, from most Of the States, present, and
are rarely Aeen assembled In any convention,
and their tenor and spirit means business,
nos demsgoguefy. - d. 8. Gu
r.,,,, ,., E.:rs,:.ss . O., Aura"r, 1862
In your Issue Of to-day aud tho following,
S'9. X Ritter, president of tho First Ma
honal Bank Of Memphis, was arrested In
New York yesterday. He 10 charged with
embazzling t909, 900 Of tho school fund Of
Tennessee. The arrest vas kept quiet, but
The Tennsssss authoritlo wore notified, and
eflesn are dxpected from Memphis TO take
charge Of tho psisoacf. The evidence against
him y unknown hero, but up 70 this fore
ncna no steps lad boea taken TO obtain hit
aiteharEs on writ Of habsds corp,e.".
/ M. Ritter wa formerly President Of the
Tennessee National Bank Of Memphis, which
failed more than two years since, and NOT ~
you saw Of the First National Bank.
The president Of the First National Banl
ID Mr.. Frank Q. Davis, gentleman Of tn
highest integrity and worth. Tho bank
eonsidered BY all Is one Of tho best in tn
| country.
Being q personal friend Of Mr.. Davis,
have thought Ii my duty to correct you
statement. A SUBSCRIBER.
We publish the above as an explanation
but add that the paragraph was telegraphc
hero by Associated Press, and published a
Associated Press news. ED.
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KuA'RT, dAlshler oIU, w. Ram.ey. Nsd Of Ihl'
OBITUARY.
ANDBRsON-Died on the 18th last at Pine
Grove. Charles eeuntY. Marylsnd GLoRvISAA /.
wife u lanes W Anderson, and daughter o.
John B. Neale, OF this city.
Her head IL pillowed lpoa the lap Of urth, aud
her bright. snn has -d away rel In tho
bosom Of We ODD. Earth has lost her, aud heaven
has kAined 40 acquisition-s husbini's darling; n
fkthsrs pride. She wAs a woman OF rare ability
zrd mlny Aecompli monts charitable, kind, gen.
srous aud CONSTANT true fr,enh; " n ,be vile a
fond mother; such = character A. IL scl free to be
met " tn In the paths Uf life,
BY the aldo Of her two little dArlings We laid her
body, aud 70 mself the Bternal Father has
called her that h-T sweet tones may join with
those little angel. In the heavenly choir.
death lies on hsr. like "a unttmsly frOt
Upon the swsstsst liver ~ all the nsli.
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H u .ekeepers, Do Y.u Want a Range


f0sr OFFICE DsPARrNaHS,I
OPFICs DI5DrRsISJ CLEsk SUIT,
August ", ls6s. \
scsl,d proposals will be received at this Office
until the 3nt iasMnt,at u IN 70, the deiysry and
hSrHRACiTE COAL, No l. or broken sire, Tor
furnaces,
50 ton. q. 40 pouud.) best LYKEYs VALLEY. Tor
crate purposes. y r
ID cords best sesso asd OAK WOOD
a cords best BAksRs' PINE WOOD, reasoned.
bid.
The Department. reserves tho right TO reject all
or any portion Of the bids received,
Auls.h Dl.bursias Clerk and Superintendent.
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THB FRANK LESLIE DIvoRo8 CAsB.-The
famous case Of Mr.. Frank Leslie, tho pub
Usher, vs.. Sarah Ann Leslie, his wife, for
divorce, commenced nearly two years ago,
has at last practically reached q termina-
ton. The decision Of Judge Brady vest Dr.
day was In the second suit brought by Mr..
Leslie to relieve himself Of the payment Of
costs and allowances incurred 10 the first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie were married In Eng
land. About eleven years ago he separated
from her, and did not live with her up to
the time OF the commencement Of the suit.
In the original suit for divorce the decision
was adverse 10 Mr.. Leslie, and he was re-
quired TO pay his wife an allowance of $50
per week. Mr.. Leslie appealed from this
decision TO the general term, and after elabo-
rate Argument decision was rendered con-
hrmlng the order appealed from by u ma
jority OF the court. On that occasion two
elaborate decisions were written by Judges
Brady and Barrett, exhausting all the law
on the subject, and both remarkable for
legal learning, unanswerable argument, aud
the spirit OF equity perysding them. subse-
quent TO this decision the plaintiff sought TO
discontinue the action wlthout the allow
ances previously made by the court In con
formity with well-settled precedentsi and,
after hearing argument thereon, Judge
BRADY has rendered decision denying the
IiBht OF inc Palnuh 10 discontinue without
the payment Of the allowances legitlmatsly
incurred CONSEQUENT on the commencement
oil the action, the amount being fixed 10 cor
respond With the income OF the plaintifr.
which was shown on the proceedlngs 10
amount TO slO0,Oo0,-M Y. Tinu,, II.
The Annapolis and Elkridge railroad ia
soon 10 DO extended to the wharf at AMMAN
oils for the purpose OF hauling the iron aud
-. Ii r.. "a. n.I
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RIAdOvAL.
Dry Goods.
LAST REDUCTION.

THE LAST REDUCTION.
Closing Out All Dress Goods.
drensdins, orEandy Lawns, Hamburg BdSiugs
asd IassrtinGs. Llama Lace shawis. Parasols aud
sua Umbrslias 81 an immense reduction In price.
N. TAYLOR kCo.,
No a Canira MaIkai snnre.
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Ixcursions. Ito.
EoR nouNT VERNON.
" Summer Resorts. 1l-.
FAueUI.a E yRaII.Eus suIPHun

These popular sssSssI Ss !. SD ysss on tho
~. ...;r "a q :: an atspsys sna
sssSos. sssesisss ssssisr u Yssiss. fSsir tonic
effects have secured the commsndstions Of physi-
These sp.isC are cosy u sscess snd the nesres.
4: ~ n ;s.::: /, :.f::!.
Tssns; ~ ~ incnts, Sis per week, IS per day.
ChiiSfss m seTysnt. sssoIIa!sE 70 sseogpods,-
IVA Ssss:ns. SoRsEff6sbo TIE;ISS;,
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LONG-gUMSEY.- August l3ih, Ia the Metro.
politau church, In this city, by kev G. b. BOyn-
tou, wALrER Y. LOSa. Of New York, to Miss x ArK
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wAsHrssros, A gust iI,lso0.-Jsy Cooke d
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ssauviNlnss n :
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faf. HEADQUARTERS T,OsT No. 1,
~ DRPARThEST W TIL POTOMAC, q,
A. Il Special Order, 10. 1T Is hereby ordered
that all opmraass OF the Post Who have not takes
the various EE.d,s will prs,snt them..lye. z,
Pennsylvania syeLus. on FRIDAY kVkNlN0,
August %, ats O'Clock the purpose OF receiving
ahs grades . which they are entitled
All comrades Who have not taken the grades TO
which hsy are suitied prior T. the lat day Of Sep
te,nbsr. ls v III be dtlpped from the rolls q the
j H. SMITH. Post CommAni.r
JAMES CAMPBELL, Adjutznt. sul6-Tu, vi
s~.H.WHY WILL YOU POISON YOUR
gS sclf by drinking SODA WATER that
when AZ 'COUGIL2N's Drug stofs. '' OPPOSITE.
Mas Iuic Tspple, you eau always get II pure, free
from taipti spstilius and odd, vita sYrups made
from the juies Of sound fruit. r. auls
YM. SAMUEL w, PEARSON, JUS
SSS TICS or THE PEACE, Omce-222 four-
aud.a-taif street. between and q. sus-im
w"rAYLoR a cc .,;s:ur.n SON, "
corner OF seventh and y streets,
cannot be exreiied, tf equaied in tho
city.
seitEor Waters ON Draaxht.
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psw roaK HArErrs.
s.S,.S ,s, low As iaas ". su :ss.Ss
changedi Cuba 12l.fIl3L ets.t Porto Rico i2eS
ss8iiTs. wheat quiet md weak; " yctsf.fo.
Corn quiet and steadyj tiIasetis. Oats quiet
l.2o; Pork quiet aud steady; sas.zS. Gold
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LAW REPORTS.

CHANcERY CoURT- I'm. ". SHati,
Caduceii0r.-Fhis Court was not in session
yesterday, owing TO the illness OF the
Chancellor.
To-day the following cases on motions,
for Earing: Raffod VS. Haitley, Sarran VI
O'Coknor, Macheca VS. Rocco, Cloth vs.
Rocco, Mosbyv US F1aherty, BiarysSehwart-
zenberg, WaFnecke vs. Larke, German
National Bank vs. Porter, Oliver vs. Me
lean, Drake vs. Mclean, Wallace vs. Haycs,
SPiess VS. Joerss, Mcdonald vs. Wigs,
Marinoni W Rocco, Boggiano - Rocco,
Banning VS. Rocco.
CRIMINAB CoEET- Va. Hunter, Judge.
No Court yesterday. To-day the case Of
Thomas Leonard, ex-County Trustee,
charged with forgery, embezzieTnent, ETC.,
viii be called up for triad.
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E MEMPHIS DAILY EAI41TUEsDAYn Is. 1863.
.30aMEMPHIS HAaa
Her Business householder Past and Her
Fasure---The Convention -GOod-
bar & 6fGlaad.


Oar city to-day with allied rith stran-.
gers from every section of the Union
capitalists and manufacturers from New
England-Senators and gentlemen Of
l~eisuFe-parties seeking investment-aBd
many, no doubt, from simple curiosity
have o amongst us. and viii go away,
we hope. favorably impressed with our
hospitality and she many advantages pos
sessed by car city. Memphis Of to-day
gives but 8 feint idea of the Memphis OF
tenor even i've years hence. Our streets
compare fay0rably with those Of any city
in the Union, and our Visitors will 90
home feeling that nowhere have they
found anything superior TO the beauty or
extent Of Our handsome Nicholson pave
ments. Our business houses, also, are
not behind those Of any young city, while
some OF hem turn out probably as many
goods in the course of ayesr a. Tar more
~pretentiOus palaces in larger cities.
Amongst the most prominent OF our deal
ers, in > wholesale way, we would men
ton the firm of GOOdJaT & GilHland. az
No. 2l0 Main street. whose stOck Of boots.
shoes, hats and straw goods IS not ex-
eelled anywhere in he Southwest, and
who pledge themselves to dHplicase any
Order in their lire purchased this side Of
the manufactory. These gentlemen know
their business tboroughly-they know
just what the market reguires-and by
strict attention u business they have
built Bp q trade secondto that Of no house
in The Sou.h. To them Memphis to-day
yves much Of her greatness as one Of the
leading, if not the heaviest ehpe market
in the Southwest. They DO an exclusive
wholesale trade. and We would cogaHIend
an inspection 90 their large s.orerooms to
| ala ,-faif.r-
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HoRRID MURDER.
An Old Citizen of Grenada whipped to
Death.
The Murderers Unknowp

We learn from the popular and well
known Conductor, Harry ChiIdress, Esq.
the following particulars Of a most brutal
and horrid murder, which was committed
in Grenade Miss, on Saturday night.
About midnight three men, two whites
and a negro, came to the residence Of an
aged and infrm man named John Fathey,
and, obtaining admission, dragged hirn
from his bed, and carrying him out doors
whipped him to death with rawhides.
No clue has as yet been obtained that
would lead TO the detection Of the perpe-
traitors efthis horrible and inhuman deed.
Mr.. Futhey was an old and s~EOffensixe cit
izen, and no Thought that he hail an
enemy in the world. We hope that no
pains may be spared to bring to punish
ment his murderers.
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Card.

The following Is tsken from ihe proeeed
ings of the Executive Committee of the
Commercial Convention Published in The
daily papers:-
On motion OF Col. Robinson, I@9 copies
of the programme of the procession were
ordered to be printed.
On motion Of Col. w. r. Moore, Capt.
George MeIlershwa "a elected unanimously
Chief Marshal. Coils. Coleman and Curry
were appointed Aids, and Col. J.. W. Daw-
son, Col. W. f. Taylor, and Col. j. l..
Chandler, Marshais of Divisions.
4 procession ofthis kind Is, in nay opin-
ion, out Of place, aud my nane was used
without authority, as il has been on m;ny
previous occasions.
InHN " II NI-SnN-
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Lesseps, the engineer of the
Suez Canal, which will be completed.
in a short time, is endeavoring to get
up an international excursion party
around the world. His idea IS to have
one hundred gentlemen OF different
n~atiOnalifies meet in Paris in the
spFingo of 1870, to proceed to Egtpt fo'
be present at theaOpening OF the canal.
Ills programme, after that event IS 4
visit to China andJapan. thence across
the Pacific Ocean to San Francisco,
and across the American Continent By
The Pacific railway to New YORK.
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THE BIG PIPR.-Who does not know
the sign Of the big smoke-pipe," Ne. AZ
Jeferscn street, Not to know itSand
Kaufman, who keeps The shop Of which t
is a sign, is to argue ones self Unknown.
Everybody that wants a good cigar knows
that there is the place 10 go for it, as well
for the best fine cut chewing and smok-
lnp tobacco. II. kaufman & Bro. are the
sole agents for Bagley's fine cut. Re
member that.
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CAPITALISTS at homo or from abroad
should not fail to be present at the sale Of
that splendid piece of business property
On Main street, next to the eorner Of JEFF
ferson, to be sold at four o'clock this
afternoon, at public sale, by Messrs. Roys-
ter, Trezeyant & Co, auetioneers. Rarely
does it happen hat such a piece Of prop
erty seeks a change of owners.
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DELEGATES, ACKNOWLEDGING stock
Of gents furnishing goods selling at extra
low prices Gents all linen hemmed
handkerehiefs DC; best brown British
half-hose 81 80 per dozen; fine white
shirts 81 80; good eaff boots s. 90; India
cotton under shirts zoe; gents linen
drawers 81 50;large stock Of latest styles
ties and bows. Gents clothing at extra
low prices. J.. II. Loewenstihe q Bros,
23l Main street, Clay Building. +
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FATAL AFFRAY.
Another Voter Some Up.

4 shooting ARRAY occurred on Moore's
avenue last evening, about six O'Clock.
between one Mansford Horton and Thos.
Ricketts,, both coIored, in whichthe former
was fatally wounded by the latter. II ap-
pears from the scanty details that we
were able to CLEAN that Horton set his
dogs on a cow belonging to Ricketts,,
which 50 enrLged the latter that ne shot
him through the lef: breast, woundine
him fatally. No arrest had been made up
to seven o'clock.
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Commercial Convention.

The Tennessee Delegates TO the Conyen-
ton are respectfully requested to meet a!
the Chamber OF Commerce, odd Fellows
Hall, this TUESDAY morning at 8 O'Clock.
VIM. r. MOORE, :
Chairman Memphis Delegation
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THE greatest bargains Of The season!
Ten dollars to be saved on the price OF
every one! Beautiful patternsl Onr
Lama Lace Points. HERZOG BRO,
20 Main street.
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RAInBoAD GENTLEAES ~ TowSLCoI.
w. NJ. WallingtoR. FORMERLY OF The Coa-
sltutfoaaf UHioh, published II Wash
ington. but nov the representative OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad in the Southern
country, together with Fred Wang, Ell,
Of the Crescent City Sleeping Car Com
pany, called on as las; evening. Both Of
these gentlemen arrived last evening from
New Orleans 20 take part in he uopven-.
lion TODAY,
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y. l.. Lacey,
Joseph r. Walker, Rogersyille.
j. NJ. Lyons, Hawkins county, Tenn.
a. X. Leake, Goochland, Va.
Joseph Lenow, Memphis, VI. 4 i. H.. X.
f. NJ. White, Memphis, Teen, NJ e.
r. r.
A. FulkmoR, GOodron, Va.
John NJ. Borzang, Goodron, Va.
". G. Edmondsou, Emory, Va.
W. ID. Blocker, Little Rock
NJ. J.. Wright, Memphis.
+. Saunders, Campbell county, Va.
NJ. \ Bryson. st. Louis, Mo.
John Martin, Padueah, KY, Peabody.
w. A. Smiths
John w. Faust, Little Rock, Ark, L. &
II. S. r. K.
II. $. r. r.
j. W. Purviance, Purdy, Tenn.
Gen. w. Cdnnor, Lauderdale county,
DR.. W. W. Lee. Fulton, Tenn, Peabody.
VIM. NJ. Perkinks, Buckingham, Va,
w. F. Wheeler, Augusta, Ca, Overton.
Geo. w. Williams, Charleston, ;. c.
Hon. Hamilton smith, Camelton, Ind,
II. d. Buckley.
A. A. Gray, Fluvanna, Va, Worsham.
Byrd Douglas, Nashville, Tenn, Pea
body.
John w. Gates. Jackson, Tenn. Peabody.
]. L. Green, Lsuderdale county, Tenn,
Peabody.
John Ingie, Evansville, Ind, Peabody.
+. G. Van Ripper, Evansville, Ind, Pea
body.
Isaac Keen. Evansville, Iud., Peabody.
Geo.. G. Anderson, Eddyyille, NY, Pea
II. d. Allison, Evansville, Ind. Pea
Hon. John Law, Evansville, Ind, Pea
L. X. Latta, Dyersburg, Tenn, Pea
N Wright. sweet Water, Tenn.
G.. p. Woodward, Sweet Water, Tenn.
Geo. c. Cook, Louisville, KY, Peabody
y. +. Milton, Louisville, KY, Peabody.
John Murphy, Morrislown, Tenn,
Col. NJ. II. Munell, Morristown, Tenn,
Overton.
f. NJ. Thayer, Evansville, Ind.' Pea
Geo. w. Shawklani, Evansville, Ind,
Peabody. T.
GEN. K. D. Lilley, stanton, Va, Pea
body.
b. duncan, Louisville, KY, Peabody.
Warren Mitchell, Louisville, KY, Pea
body.
LiO. Barrett, Americas, Ga, Southern.
c. W. Coker, AInericUs, Ca, Southern.
+. NJ. Coker, Americas, Ga, southern.
Moses Speer, Americas, Ga, southern.
DIR. j. NJ. Keller, Louisville, Ky, Pea
body.
Jno. c. Burch, Nashville, Tenn, Pea
body.
Nj. Burns, Nashville, Tenn, Peabody.
II. d. Cr4igher, Nashville, Tenn, Pea
hnHN
r. b. Cheatham, Nashville, Tenn, Pea
Ms. Brown, Nashville, Tenn, Peabody
Geo. c. Allen, Nashville, Tenn, Pea
body.
Il. {. DeLeon, Mobile, Ala, Peabody.
Sd A. J.. Rice. Florence, Ala, Peabody.
III. e. Jones, Florence, Ala, Peabody.
Gov. IL. =. Foote, Nashville, Tenn, Pea
body.
Az. 5. Lindsey, Nashville, Tenn,
:. Watson. Nashville. Tenn, Peabody.
W. H. 5. Hill, Nashville, Tenn, Pea
~ {. B~rookheld, POiutsetr county, Ark
c. c. Graham, Cross county. Ark, Pea
body.
Jas. w. Rogan, RogersNilie, Tenn, 9
Union street.
Col. NJ. D.. l.. Stevens, W~ateryalley,
Miss, Peabody.
s.. p. Connico, w~atervailey, Miss, Pea
body. M
Capt. ". Fl. Threshley, watervalley
Miss, Peabody.
Capt. John w. Guirk, Holly Springs,
Miss, Alabama.
II. W. Walter, Holly Springs. Miss,
Peabody.
j. 4. Green, oxford, Miss. Peabody.
W. l. Lyles,
III. L. Ruscal,
s Hon. ). p. Walker, Memphis, Tenn
Total TO 10 o'clock, 1868.
TOver three hundred have arrived, but
yet received their ~eertiicates.
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FROM New York auctions a great bar
gain in Huck Towels, 81 so and 50 per
dozen, at NJ. Kraus 4 Co.'S, corner Main
and Adams.
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NEW. stock Parasols and Fans, latest
designs, at-eHF usually low prices J. II.
L0ewenstine & Bro. 23i Main street, Clay
Ruilding.
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THE great farcial artist, ALI Burnett,
assisted by Miss Helen Nash and J. W.
sharpey, appears at the Theater tonight.
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JOE LoCKE's news stand, 236Iz Main
street, is we'll supplied with papers from
every quarter. The latest and freshest al
ways on his counters.
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NEW stock CasShers-ahd Towels latest
styles al extra low figures. J.. u. Loew-
enstme & Bros. 23l Main street, Clay
Bailding.
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BooTs AND SHOES "A AUCTIoS.-Several
consignments VIII be includedin eata-
logue sale, tiris Tuesday morning at ten
O'Clock. G0TTLIEB & EZEKIEL.
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JUST opeaeda full stock Of striped and
figured Linen lawns A nice qnalitity
for pc. J. u. Boew@nstine 4 Bros, El
Maialstreet tGlay<Buihling9.4 Be
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~CREaeRNr SALOON Next 10 over
ton Hotel. Turtle seap from 10 O'Clock TO
i2 O'Clock. Come one-corie al.
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BASE BALI CHALLENGE-WTe, the First
Nine of the Bluff City Base Ball Club, do
hereby challenge a Picked Nine of the
Base Ball Players Of Memphis. to play a
friendly game OF Base Bal, said game to
take place Wednesday, May u, 1869, on
the grounds corner OF Lauaerdaie and
Vance streets. BY order
II. r. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
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Buy f. 4. Shirts, furnishinggoods q,
Of AYiggans * Thorn, Manufacturers,
MINI street, Clay Bnilding.
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AAIorHEFsia large lot of ladies' all Lms
Handkercbieh, st@ per dozen. from Ne
York auctions, at NJ. Kraus & CO.'
corner Main and Adams street.
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NEW lines OF Lawns, Jaeonets AMI col
ored Piques just received by y. Kraus
A Co, coFner Main and Adams.
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CATALOGUE Trade Sale Of Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, etc, bgGottieb& Ezekiel
this Tuesday morning at ten o'clock.
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tGoDRY's and Peterson's Magazines for
june, all the monthlies for May, and the
latest literary, scientific, sporting and
illustrated weeklies, besides the dailies
from the East and North, at Joe Loo6e's,
-23Gk Main street.
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great decline inthe prieeoaoa Irish
Linens. Herzog & Bro.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-18

LOOK at our Bleached Domestic. los per
yard, M-Kraus & CO.. corner Main adttI
Adams street. zSBGUEt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-18

BEAUTIFUL silk Poplins. Herzog &.
Bro. r%-s-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-18
CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure of the Mails from
fbe k;emphis PostGfiee.

E00EfELHT GEfEE Z
-Chafsano0ga Hichuiond, M~ashingten, New
York. baltimore. and all cities East and SCUM
Columbus, Ca, and Montgomery Ala.i al
Mississippi Central. Mobile ana ONO, Nash
willie and Chattanooga and East ~IenneSSeS
Railroads, arrive AT 2:9 PIN. close AT ll;D
am.
VILE, Cincinnati, Cleyelane, Rutsburg, Phila,,
cities North and West, arrive at l2;4O pm;
slOses al &6p pm.
New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Nlcks-
burg. Matches and all cities South, arrive ats
p.m.e closes at 1885
AlIsfStions on the M$iSiPpt and aennes-
Railro4dS, urrSeats pla fiGseS aV9:49 PM
Northumberland Litt1e Rock Railroad, Little
Rock. Madison, Sundays eNcepted,l arrive at
SPIN; close at ) pm.
Marion, Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark,
drf-weekly) Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
arrive at 10 am; close al u Am.
Olive Branch and Byhall0r MISS, semi
ySsSsS s4oarF'y ana ait+' Pm
Cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at 10 am slOse at Ham, lp.
Little Rock and Helena, dali landings on
White river, lsemi-weekly Tuesday and Sat-
urdav. arrive at y am; close at4p.m.
Pine Bluff and Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river ttr-weeklyB Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, arrive al sa.m.i close at4
Aii iandinss on the Mississippi river south,
(s~emt-weekly) Tuesday and saturday, arrive
at 9 am: close at pm.
All landinEs on the Mississippi river north,
(semi-weekly Monday ana thursday, arrive
at 9 am; close at $3.50 pm.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-18

JUsr opened a complete new stoc!s
Ffnges and Dress Trimmings. sold
great Rargsns. ,. II Lqwensline
Bros, 23l Main street, CLAY Buildingb