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THE DAILY NEWS.
Eolso and Dead.

/ have been through the cabinets. .,
And, searching, found thexe,&
Apart from other relics set,
A look OF chestnut hair.
A letter With o crimeon seal,
A letter with black;
wish could not think or feel.
For then old times como back.
Oh. chestnut curl. 80 bright and warm!
You waved ah )ve brow
Undtmmed by care, unscathed by storm
MethinkH see 1t now.
And yet the gold threads giancing tnrVuSn
Your fold so glossy fair,
know should be OF sable nue.
TO match the stain they bear.
Oh. letter with the seal Of redt
You have some witching lore,
Sweet as was ever sung or said
In fairy days Of yore.
Oh, letter with the seal of black 1.
Your spell has thawed my brain;
The pent-up tears come gushing back
Like heavy, binding rain.
And now in either hand hold
These relics of the past,
Yearniug for once warm lips now cola,
And joys that might not last.
I read the false sweet legend on
Tha ;y:us sesi vi red;
Then strike my hAlft as strikes stone.
These three words-.'He is deadi"
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Charleston Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. "Wednesday Evening, June q !
CorToN.-An active demand and hrmer feeling
prevailed in which sellers obtained an advance Of
about no. v ID. Sales near 500 bales, say at a.;
IS al 255; i65 as ii ut zo il at 261; 70 at 26
IS at 27 80 27 81 at %; 16 at 2sS; 10 at 2s and
10 on private terms We quote:
LIvEKPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ...... ..26 @27%
1soSaii MoM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e
By New York classification We quote:
RIoE.-There was o moderate inquiry for this
grain. Sales "a uerces Of clean Carolina say II
terces at &c., and II terces at $40. p ID. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at 7Ha7Xc., and
good SQS8Ao. % fb.
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Markets by Telegraph.

| FOREIGN MARKETS.
| LONDON, June 2-Noon.-Consos, ex dividend
| 92x. Bonds sos. Advioes from China report thu
total shipments of the crop OF tea thus be
140 O00. 900 pounds.
Afternoon.-Bonds 80A.
Evening -Consols 92x; bonds s0h. Sugar Arm
both on the spot and afloat
PARIS, June 2-1he Bourse closed steady. Rcntes
71f. A7c.
lands 11Xd. Orleans 11%d. Sales $4,000 bales
6readstuhs quiet.
Aherno0u.--Cotton hrmer. 1t is thought thst the
aales will reach IL. 600 bales, Pork o9s.
Evening.-Upands 11Hd; Orleans 11xd. Sales
$1,000 bales. Lard Ills Cd.
HAvRE. June 2.-Cotton closed buoy ant; on the
spot IT. 4Oho, ufoat If. SIC. 3
Evening.-Cotton closed buoysnt On the spot II
42c; afoat If 38c.
HAVANA. June 2.-sugar active at s1sasA.
~ DOMESTIC MARKETs.
N3w YORK, June 2-Noon.--Stocks feverish and
strong, MoIey steady at Z. Sterling 9X Gold
3sN. Cotton Arm and quiet at 29Xa3o. Turpentine
45k to 45X Rosin duh at 81 40 to 2 As.
Evenins.-Money in sharp dem md at per cent.
Sterling, 9Ha9N. Gold. 8s4. Stocks strong but
teverish; Southern stocks quiet. Cotton shade
hrmer; sales 1000 bales Flour tavors buy err.
Wheat quiet snd shade eeasier. Corn unchanged.
Pork, S31A Lard steady. Groceries dull and
steady. 1urpentine, A5a4sc. Rosin, 50 35ae.
Freights quiet. III
BALTIMORE, June 2.-Cotton very hrm at 2ec.
-Four duh and irregular. Wheat dull and nominal.
Com firm yellow 88is8. Provisions arm at previ.
ous prices. Whiskey du-l at 81 O2. !.
trNo NNATI June 2.-Whiskey unsettled at csc.
Pork S3lA. Bacon held-shoulders 13x Sides
IT, Lard held at 10.
ST. LOUIS. June 2.-Mess pork $3a. Blcon 18k.
Clear sides TN. Lard. choice kettle, 1eH. t!s
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-Prpvisions quiet Mess
pork $3l CO. Shoulders 1870 Clear ribs lee. Clear
sides 171ac. Lard in tierces 1890. Flour eteady;
superhne 81 rs. Raw whiskey 95c.
%, Wilmington, June 2.-Spirits turpentine weak at
42c. Rosin steady at 81 T71&a1 IS. Crude tnrpen.
tine ana tar unchan ged.
AUGUSTA, June 2.-Cotton market hrmer; salca
SIS bales; receipts 60; middlings 27Xc; stock ON
hand $500 bales ''
d SAVANNAH June 2-Cotton market very active
and advanced 1aaAc; middnngs 27xa2sc; sales 600
bales; receipts 223 4! .1l~ II.
MOBILE. Jun, 2--sa1as 100 bales, after close of
mar ket yesterday. which firm and in good de-
mand low middltngs 27ae7 7A receipts Al bales.
NEW OR+E XS's, June 2.--Coton ct fer; middIing
uplands 90A; sales 3O5O bales; receipts 982 bales
exports 468; stocs by actuals count 81 12T bs1ea
Gold 50. Serling 5H. New York sight exchange
from par to H discount. Sugar unchanged. Mo-
lasses-farmenting 4Oa52%.
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dairy for milk, but the butter che must have
from Frogmore. saw rolls of golden butter
the eye and sweet to the tooth. The ohuIn
used at Frogmore is q metallic one. in shape
like barrel, and rotary. Pans, pals end < cans , 9
all bore the royal moncgram--"v r. Inc
without q royal revenue could afford such an
arrangement. Conspicuous in the room in
gold letters is the announcement that that
dairy was constructed bv Prince Albert ''in the
twenty first year Of her Maiestys reign"
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THE GALLONS.

AN Execution that Dldn't Take Place
Respite 1n the very Nick OF Time
Curious Scene at che Ga1lows, &C.
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list OF VESSELS
OF. CLEARED AND SAILED, FORA HIS POh

-
REIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, williams, sailed. ed......... April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May IS
ESTIO
BOSTON.
Bark Sicilian, Percival, cleared ...... Nav AZ
6chr Anna Glover, Ter7 =, cleared. ...... May 1S
Schr Hawkins Wyatt, cleared. .... May %
BELFABT, ME.
Hchr Daybreak, Blake, up...... ........M May 1b
NEW YORK.
schr M Richards, Irving, cleared NAV %
schr Minnie. Hudson. clearedm... May 28
Ecbr Lilly, Hughes up. May 26
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship prorsetheus Gray, cleared -. May %
Brig Josie Devereux, Clark, up......... May 18
Schr Sarah Cullen, Avis, cleared -. M, rs
schr Minnie Kippler, Conoyer. cleared. May 28
BALTIMORE.
Sohr Nettie Richardson, Davis, up. .AIey %
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Goallaerfial.
Expcrts.

ExpcrtS. .. t,.. .r
NEW YORK-Per steamship MagnoIa-1A1 bales
Upland Cotton, 1874 bales Yarn, Ia Harces Rice,
4A8 bbls Rosin. 18 packages Dried Fruit, So
boxes Tobacco, 26 casks Olay. 81 empty Barrels,
boxes Vegetables. 5t--... i. " / .'r
BALTIMORE-Per schr Henry Allen SEQ tons Phos-
phate Rocks ~ AL ira. III:
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AUGUSTA. June L-cogEoN-1 hera has been
good demand to-day, and AL lots that offered at
reasonable prices were sold readily. We quote Lv-
erpool mid ding 27a2Tn. Market closes very arm.
Sales bl4 bo es. Receipts 70 bales. 2
AU0uSTA COTTON sTArEMENT, Nay 81, 1859.
stock on hand september l. ls88...... 1.807 i Is
Receipts SINCE to date. 80. 1is93, ,72b
Exports and home consumption. ...ss.425 INN
Stock en- hand May 3l.. ,3O0-93, ,7a5
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~ 2E58 -Sxo 9zEzD lAg9u32r Hl14lT SS43En py ~
sofufnlous; AnecdoAs and
- kRasGs disorders which were ag
grava'ed by the scrofu
-a..sslahsssa ious contamination until
tney were painfully amictiDg have been radically
cured In such great numbers ia almt every section
OF the country that the public scarcely need to be
INFORMED OF its virtues q nse.: .;i.;i8G :::.;s
scroIulous poison fs one OF the most desttMcttNf
enemies OF our race ofen this unseen and AnfHll
Ienant OF the oraanfstv undermines the
BIG Inv1tes the asark q enfee 9g afaA diseaa
WAnouS exctlng Q SUSPICION p4tdu pre9erce. Again;
a. y. seems 10 preea lnecHon thyoMah the bndy1san
.nen on some fsy0rabls occasiJn Tap6diy Develops
lnHo one or other oits hieo1s iorms either on The
surace OF smon9 IN tbe latter, tubefulbs
ay De sudoenIN Ge4estseo IN tne lungs or heart 01
!ormeu th hsne iIVer or it SHOWS 1ta presenf-
StHpttous on sne SKIN, Or foul uIceratons some
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Macon Market.

muCOm NA0T&et.
MACON, May S1.--CoTroN.-Our last weekly re.
view closed upon duh ma ket, bnt there was
manifes! Improvement the rst day Of the present
and prtoes fraotlon higher for the best cotton The
demand thrcughout the week has been good, and to.
mand-sales beng e6ecied on the basis OF 251<a2bXc
TOR mtdilings4 Abe receipts to-day amount to 28
bales Shipments. 186 bales sales y bales. The
quotations ara as follows Ordinary % good crdi
nary 24H low mldd ing 25 mldditng 2s s5ka25X.
The Ieeeipta have been very light this week, sum
668 bales. t,4-9--7s>1-
COTTON srATRlxENT. +, ~ I5SEa
Stock on hand September 1. 1s6s i.s2S
Reoeived ttis week. ek..............,. 1S0
Recsayod previously 7Ss
4s M 69,22A
Shipped thta wees. ............... $50. 698
Shipped previously. a7S--s7s7s
-
Stock on hand. ....................... 1881
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'Uonsix noes per souen Car china Kanlroad
ymn0 a.

Juno q.
829 balee Cotton, 81 bales Domesttcs, "a packages
Bacon and Lard 1921 plge Iron. car STOCK. To
Raairoad AGENT Goldsmith Il Son. Kirkpatrdck &
Wttte, Pelzer, Rodgers & Co. Wiss, Johnston H.
Crews 4 Co. claghorD. Herring h Co. 4 + Getty, O
LitschGi. Street Bros b Go, O Ahrens & Co, Boil.
mann Bros. Rleoke Il Schachte, Muller, Nipaitz & Co.
cobia & Co. g W Williams & Go, and Order.
COnssgnees por Northeastern Railroad
...T II, Juno g.. .tt
le bales Cotton rs bushels Rice. $50 bbls Naval
Stores. Stock, Mdse, SC. To Marshall, Jr, Gold
smith sun Bon. D stoney. Qunby Co. ingraham &
Il Starr, r Emanuel, DR. II M Haig, ana Railroad
Agent.
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Pa Gsengoxs.

Per steamship Magnolia, for New York-Mrs Tracy
and daughter. J Campbell and lady, DR. N Moore,
Master Moore. Mrs O'Bsten and two children d
Kennedy, w Fishburne. ] Best, Rockfellow, i
Solomon. w r Peake Rev @ MoMahon, George
Yeaton. Luders, A Mcdowell q 81 REYNOLDS, I
Conklin, McRac. McHilen, IL steerage and 4 on
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prugs, Gbsmifals, Gtf.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

THE B EPU TATlON
this excellent medicine en-
JOYS, Ia derived from its
cures, many OF which are
truly marvellous Invete-
rate cases OF. ScrQiulous
disease. wheEe the ,aystem
seemed !, saiatnted with
coSruptiot have been ,RQ-
ttaea ;sna. cured by II.
S6sofGlcus j aHecdoa and
disorders which were ag.
gravaled by the sorofu.
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H Tho achr J Irafton. T~p'sv. from Georgetown.
c, arrived at Bath, Me, May 28. .
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Wtlmington aarhet.

WILMINGTON. June 3.-TUaPHN1rNE Sales OF
$50 bbs at 80 80 for yellow dip and 81 20 for hard
SPIRrTs 1URPENTNE-SAles Of A46 casks at A216c;
40 New York casks at and 100 casks June de-
livery, sellers option ,at ale. TTr 2 5NlI n
RosIN.--Sales Of ss7 b lis at 81 rs for common,
81 80 for No o and % 37>6 for No J. tF
TAR,--15p bbls changed hands at % 25.
CoIToN-sSales OF II bales mixed lot of ordinary
and low mtddung at 25c.
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each cross, and the ona touching tbs
true cross instantly cama to life. IL was
{ en- delivered TO the Bishop Of Jeruss-
lem and entrusted TO his keeping. The
Christian Churches throughout the world
soon began to make pilgrimsges TO IL,
and portions Of it were borne away by
each as reiics. In this way It would
soon all have hsen used up but
for smother miracle. ~As soon ss
. list was taken from IT, the portion
thus taken was reproduced, and it ever
remained entire. On the capture OF
Jerusalem in ga, the True Cross was
carried into Persia, wheDce it was re-
conquered by Heraeli0s and brought
back to jerusalem ia solemn procession
"A festival celebrated by the Catholic
Church on the i4,h Of September, and
called the Exsltstion of the Cross, Cor
Holyrood Day.) When Helena discov-
cred the true cross, she also discovered
four nails with which He vas fastened
thereto. Two OF these nails were thrown
into the Adriatic Sea to calm its angry
waters, on q memorable occasion, and
the other two became the Iron Crown Of
Clarlemagne.
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TRANSPORTATION
mississippi and tennessee B. B.
OF TIME.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY q 1882, UE-
" til further notice, trains wiilIun asiol Tvs:
NEw 0RLEANs MAIL daily leaves Memphis al
Has am, arriving az Grenada ST 5:l5 p m
making direct connection for New orleans
and all points South.
EXPRESS (daiiyl leaves Memphis at 430 pm ,
arriving AT Grenasa lo:0 P M, making direct
oxford, Holly Springs, and ALI points north
OF Grenada on Mississippi Central Railroad.
Passengers for het0 Orleans tsks the Mail
Train at ll:95 am. getting Sleeping, Cars at
Grenada at 5:l5 pm, which rups Through &c
New Orleans eUffhous change. arriving IN New
Qlsck Timei Sure CONNECTION No Night
CbangtBie
FrocuTe hiough Tickets at 2Ek Main street
or at the Depot
A. s. LlVERMORE. Gsh1 eupt.
&. p. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent.
SELL HOWELL Passenger Agent, my2
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PEAB HOTEL.

The practice Of DR.. LIghthil is exclusively
devoted to the relief and cure of CATARRH,
DEAFNESS, IMPAIRED sIGET. DIS
CHARGES FROM THE EAR. CONSUME
TON, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. and all dis
eases OF the HEAD. THROAT and CHEST
He refers with pleasure and pride TO the extra
ordinary success which has attended mis- sys-
tenn OF m in New York City during the
past fifteen years, and during his professional
s%ojourns in C~incinnati,Lst Louis and Louis
vile, aud recently In Nashville, Tenn.
Below he submits. with confidence, a few
of the many hattering credentials which he
has received from some of the most reliable
and we'll known sources in acknowledgment
of benefits received. Many more of a similar
nature, and from equally reliab sources. May
be seen at this office.
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Thursday, Nay 80, 1859.


To the highest and best bidder, Fer CASH, at
the Charleston Houfe, corner o. New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue, in the city OF
Memphis. Tennt ssse, between legal hours. anu
commencing Al IL O'Clock am. OF said DAY. the
following described p.operty bsoDgtng 10 the
estate OF ssid Bankrupt, w:
I. The said B~ankIupts Interest In the prem
Uses known as the Charleston House OF Aadlson
House, situated on the corner OF New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue, In the ely OF
Memphis The same being hed BY Bankrupt
by wayrantee deed from John d. armour, sub
ject 10 q deed of trust executed by bankrupt
10 2. IL Davie. trustee, 10 secure TO SAID Ar
mour certain notes given for ur hase money
also, sunjsct TO certain attaehments sgaapst
said Armour. and 70 q Geed OF uust gwen oy
said Armour Priorto bankrupts purchase.
and house at Central Point, In the ely Of Mem
phis. described as iOllOSs tO-WIt sixty 1eet OF
The east part OF ths lot on spring street, IN the
Dunn subdivision, formerly leased 70 Morris,
on which stands - double cottage seld lease Is
from B. d. Waddell agent. TO MiusId rogers,
the lease, are In litigation in the OnaneeTy
court OF Memphis. IN case OF Willard vs..
Rogers The said lease has also been trans
erred to John d. Armour AS collateral seeuTi y
for payment Of the purchase money OF said
q me Bankrupt's interest in the following
Lot No. :, B ook Il, fronting 81 fest on Her
| napdo street. Jy 100 feet deep
lot No ,, Block 4s, fronting 50 feet ON Vance
Il Get " 29 fest de=p.
LIT No. s, b Oek 81 fronting 81 feet on Null
I Deity y w g A01N
Memphis lie nessee, held by SAID bankrupt Dy
tax dtle, deeds nom the city OF Aeinphls'
dated 1866
h Eaakrupts interest undivided one
| hal0 in ths7onoWfng lands, viz 5 fractional
part OF section y. rs k9 n W = OF SN q
sertion 6, T9, n K e Ne X OF section y Ts,N
| RSE: SA Of n Ell Of section "A, 8, y RS r,
N Criitenden county. Arkansas, CONTAINING
L 800 acres, more OF less, held BY BankruPt oy
Title pond of {. N Nj Ter, dated from June L,
| ISIS. subject to lien Tor unpaid purchase money
and also subject to q deed OF trast 70 5sea- n
aymen of certai3 notes due 20 Y hnlP-
pis.
carnets mating. bedsteads. bedding, chairs, IA
| bles. wasnstands, lounges. SOFAS. ioeklns sLS
-. pictures. shades. lamps, cnamoer Io1nltuIe'
ste. etc. and one nicholson
ri an fhe bills OF exchange note % JUS Sc
cnr.tfes debts, accounts, books ceount,
eiafms EQUITIES. chooses in action. snN Al anu
sino1iSr me personal effects Of said bankrupt,
81 evarv kind and description
The echse ule and other properly
are to be seen 81 my Office.
deDCs sit OF ten per cant required OF al DID
Y. CIRoDE, Assignee. etc,
$50 Main street, memphis, tenn.
ApriI g, 1863. aPzS
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THERE we're received yesterday by
Enmous & sen, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 1913 Main street, the Connie Monthly
for May, French Courier, Ls Lsmsins,
Metropolitan Record, Scottish American
Journal, New York Independent, Glea
sons Literary Companion, New York
Observer, New York Democrat Ger
mani Southern Hone Journal, Round
Table, The Nation, SlOan's Archits ctUrsl
Review and Builders JO1rnal, Black
wood for April, Boys'snd Girls Weekly,
Rural New Yorker agricultural pspsF6
ModeDweIs for May, Harper's
Weekly, al all the dailies.
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FOR BENT.

NOR REST-THE ARMSTRONG PLACE,
4 on Central Avenue, three miles from
1ourf Souare. comrrLslng twenty-ssven acres
OF ground, with q fine lawn suitable Ior
a pasture, coed House With four ~roonas-tsrse
once IN ward also, kitchen and nee sSary out
bufIdfuss. Tie place has three clsterns, sc3a
orchard, large hotbed with necessary sashr
asparagus bed, me Stables ans carnage no1SS'
TfTh encio-ed sheds for forty head OF cattle.
10 = gardener or dairyman, thtsis one OF lne
mosf desirable places near Meulphs Apply
10 JOHN l. n~lLLLSo,
myl 81 Front street,
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FrOm Geo. ID. Prentice. Esq. Editor Of
the Louisville Journal.

DR.. LIGHTGILL-DEAK SIR: 1 am sorry to
learn that you contemplate leaving Louisville
at the end of the present week. I earnestly
wish that your Engagements elsewhere might
permit yen to remain here for atime longer.
Your sojourn among as, DR.. Lighthin, viii be
long remembered by our people II has been a
blessing to many. You have treated me and a
female member OF my family with great sue
cess. You seem to understand, as by intuition,
the character of a malady and its best remedy.
You have a multitude Of patients in this city,
and I have not seen or heard Of one to whom
you have held out the promise of relief with
out rendering it. Your entire practice among
us has been a brilliant success. and 1 cheerfully
recommend you to my many friends South,
and the public at large, as a physician deserv-
ing the utmost confidence.
Hoping that you may live long to be a bless
ing to additional thousands of the AFFLICTED, 1
qEsEery truly, yours,
geo D. PRENTICE.
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LANDS on the New Railroad.
wednesday, May ne. 1860.

1uFTV miles from Memphis, cleared and
fsmbered- In tracts to suit. will be offered AZ
Public sale, for one-thlro cash. paAAnes Will
ont Interest, on the premises,
wednesday, May Ne, 1850.
Also. VALUABLE WATER POWER, for
Mill and factory, on Big creek, douoiein SIZE
andfed by perennialsprings ofuee-stone "aesh
Also. STEAM MILL; also, Cypress Timber
on the railroad. The abo 70 il acknoH1tdss9to
be the heaithiest place In the country.
further information refer to MI StSNHLt,
AZ he Circuit Court, to Steele. No 10 EI1hs
Remberton. near Memphis, Tsnn-,Aprtl0' ~
ap2i -
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NOTICE.

SHALL, on the first day of May, 1889. change
Il my business TO strictly cash. / am tired Of
the credit sy stem, and, as all my meats L Dutch-
er 1 pay cash for, n % order will be hled unless
accon panied by the cash. All passOOoks will
be destroyed and never used again. ! hope
that those who have patrosized me for the past
years will continue the same. Ny market will
always be stocked with the very choicest OF
everything in my line. The above Is no idle
threat / mean every WORT say.
c. II. WILLIAMS,
Meat and Vegetable Market,
80 "a TaFafcon Street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q Bro,
226 Main, viii close out their entire stock
OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
etc., regardless of cost or value. KID
Gloves, rs cents Irish Linens, So cents
Good Corsets, 80 cents Cassimeres, 90
cents-and everything else ia proportion.
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NEW arrival of Prints, Domestics,
Dress Goods, Irish Linens, Towels and
Crash Cloths, CaSsimeres, Notions, etc.,
all personally selected by our Mr.. Kraus,
Low in New York, and will be sold at q
reduction from cur former prices.
Wholesale snd retail buyers price our
goods. M. Kraus q Co., corner MaiA
and Adams.
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I'D. EDwABDs!No. rs second street,
is and VIII receive dsily By express in g
Northern Lake Fish. the summes
through. Retail. price Is ceBts 2 pound.
Hotels restaurants and steamboats,
wholesale price l2} cents 3 pound. r.
ceiring fine Western R.sarvs Butter,
and berries and fruits slwsys on ice.
J. d. EDWARDS.
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NEWSPAPERS.
THE WEEKLY Pamela STAR

vs PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
try entirely tributary TO Memphis, and has
q circulation unsurpassed by any other me-
chants and business men generally wall and it
TO their adVantage to advertise in the STAR
Addresa PAMELA STAR,
ors Panola. Miss
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POSTAL INFoRMATIoN.-O wing to a
change IN the schedule of the Memphis
and Tennessee Railroad, and Memphis
and Ohio Railroad, on and after Monday,
May 80, the mails on the former road will
close st the Memphis postcfics at 1915
s.m., instead of S:l5 pm, and for the
latter az 2 p. m. instead Of 3 . 10. {
R0BT. c. GLsT, p. III.
per JAS. p. Flynn, Clerk.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANrs.-Nsw
Prints, D0mestics, Stripes, Linens and
Cotbonades st NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, corner
Main and Adans.
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ATTENTION, SECOND WARD DEMO,
CRATIC CLUB There will be 8 meeting
of the Club on TUESDAY, next, t b inst,
at s O'Clock pm, at Eagine House on
Poplar street, for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to the District Convention
to assemble in this city in a few days.
This is a matter OF vitsl Importance, and
IL is, earnestly requested that every citi-
zen of the ward will be- rresent.
]. II. LAWRENCE, Rec. Sec.
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A. 8. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer, will be
pleased to see his old customers at u
trade sale on Tuesday morning st 10
o'clock.
GOTTLIEB g. EZEKIEL,
Z Corner Second and Adams streets.
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GRoCERs.
SDicer & Sharpe.
s54 MAIN STREET,

MAGEVNEY BLOCK
uEE. ACHulCE AND SELECT STOCK Oh
~ GROC EdIES f0r family use, and BY re-
esivina fresh additions by every packet and
Almost daily by rail- their assortment Is kept
complete and fresh.
CnOlee Flour-at Low pr1eess
Tha hess Hams and Breakfast Bacon and
Tongues
Fresa Chocolate Docoa and cocOs shells;
Chotcs Teas-Of afl kinds
shaker Preserves-seiifng low by the
ease;
SYrups and MOlasses the bess3
fhaGee sugars and CoGees
Ness Msoherea Crackers.
Families in the country and city would and
{ to their interest to call ON ua. H~einvariaoiy
~ sPICER q sHAEPE.