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National Memphis and El Paso
Railroad.

WASHINGTON, June J3.-The Comp
troller of the Currency has called for a
statement of the condition of the Ma
tional Banks on the morning of the 9Th
inst.
The majority Of the Subcommittee on
the Pacific Railroad report the Memphis,
FL Paso and Pacific Railroad Company
entitled to sixteen sections Of land per
mile. located in Texas.
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FROM WASH NGTON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of "Biq Bugs. ;

ersGnals---AofementS OF Big Bugs.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The President,
Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary OF
War, Attorney General, and Vice Ad-
miral Porter are now all absent from the
city. The President is expected back on
Tuesday morning, if he does not go from
Pennsylvania to West Point, in which
case he will be absent until the end of the
week. Secretary Boutwell, is not ex-
pected back until Thursday or Friday,
and Secretary Belknap may return on
Wednesday.
Commissioner DelanO is confined to his
bed by severe neuralgia pains. Assistant
Commissioner Douglas has got back, and
is acting as Commissioner.
The Russian Minister and his wife leave
for Long Island tomorrow or next day.
The Danish Minister and his wife are
going to Denmark about the end of this
month, to be gone until Decembe
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Prnnnsed Ganal cnnyenfInn-

TOLEDO, June 1S-The Board of Trade
to- day passed resolutions favoring the
enlargement of the Miami and Erie Canal
between Toledo and Cincinnati, and ap-
pointed a committee of seven to CO.
operate with Cincinnati in inviting at
tendance to a convention to be held in
that city in November next to further the
project. Also appointed delegation of
five to attend Rochester Convention of
business men,
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A $4,000 Salt.

CHICAGO, June l3-Dr. ". W. Allpont,
a well known dentist of this city, has
commenced suit against the Liverpool,
New York and Philadelphia Steamship
Company for damages of thirty thousand
dollars, for injuries received by him from
a fall which it is claimed was caused by
defendant's negligence on board steam
ship City Of Paris while on voyage from
LiYerpool 10 New York.
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AUSTRALIA.
Fearful FIosis and DrOughls---Devastation
SufferiGa and IhCslCu.able Loss.

Advices from Melbourne, dated as
late as the 29th of March, and received
by mail from Europe, give accounts OF
the most distressing lnundauOns
throughout the settlements Of New
South Wales and Queensland. The
inhabitants of those regions declare
that the overflow of the rivers and
torrents. and the destruction OF life
and property, exceed anything ever
known before, even in Australia-the
quarter of terrible floods. In New
South Wales several of the great
streams rose more than twenty feet
above their usual level in a few hours,
and swept everything before them,
swamping farm lands, hamlets ana
villages, and drowning men and cat
tie by wholesale. In the vicinity OF
Windsor, iOr instance-the place IS
small town at the foot OF a range OF
mountains-the entire face OF the
country was inundated for miles and
miles. and every living thing exposed
in the plains, and unable TO reach the
higher grounds among the hills in
time. perished. In Queensland sew
eral of the larger towns were half sub
merged. and the inhabitants were
compelled to seek refuge in
the churches and schOOlhOuses. The
gold mines of several districts were
filled with water, and the works al
most UTTERLY ruined. The suffering
and the arrangement of business, and
even the interruption Of all cOmmu-
nication occasiOned by these floods,
are fearful to contemplate. The rains
that chiefly led to this calamity con-
tinued from early in March until to-
ward the close of that month; and it
seemed as though indeed the windows
OF heaven had been opened, so that
many good people, in their supersti-
tious terror, began to tremble at the
idea that a second deluge had come
upon the earth. Yet while these in
undations were thus devastating New
South Wales and Queensland and
causing inca!culable loss, at Melbourne
and in almost every part OF the colony
of Victoria the most unaccountable
drought prevailed, and had continued
for several months, until the soil had
became hardened and almost baked,
so that not q blade of grass would
grow, and the fine cattle of the region
began to die off in all directions Of
hunger and thirst. The effect Of this
singular contrast of overflow and
parehing dryness is sdeplorable. Death,
sickness and destitutiOn are every
where destroying the flOcks and herds,
and reducing the population so terri
By that it viii take years for the raw
aged districts TO regain their former
fiOurishing appearance and substan-
tial wealth. The European cores
pondents who mention this visitation
add that a statement of the losses in
tiicted would fll column after column
of print, and that the destruction Of
docks and herds, and, worse than all,
OF human life, has been enormous.
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MARKETS.
GBy TELEGR RAPH.l
New York.

HDE lHtEa
NEW YORK, June lS-Cotton is dull and de-
clining; sales-S5O bales middling uplands at
&c Flour is less active and scarcely so firm,
closing dull; supers, state and Western, IS 5
as 40. Whisky, 81 O5. Wheat and &c lower;
winter red and amer western, 81 42al "A Corn
heavy and lower; new mixed western, 81 O09
o.. Rice fiTn; small sales at S1f9S54c cash,
Cofee quiet, sugar quiet sales-SO hhds
Cuba at 95s9llci SIS boxes Havana at ll5S
@li5zc.
Dry Goods-The usual quiet general 10 the
summer season has commenced to manifest
itself in earnest, and transactions in this
branch of business are mainly pon1ned TO
small orders required for urgent want. Prices
to1nades are stflI held firmiy by the agents
at old prices, although reduction is re-
ported in price by one jObbing house. Ever
EFT light cottonades are jObbing as low as
ls3<e; New York mills checks, SOC; do. double
and twist, 40c; York light and Nankin, do. 20
@2Ic. Prints steady at f01zc' for Governors and
HaTtel,s Y fame dISsneies A1zel American l2e; Meri-
keag and Arnold, l41zc; Lancaster percales to
marrow, l-7se; Pacific, yard wide, do. de-
LANES are greatly depressed, old STYLES are
selling down to I2JSc fresh pattern.
MOney-Wall street is duh. a report fs ctIr-
rent that new Peruvian loan OF SIXTY mill
lion dollars has been negotiated in Paris AT
81 Money easy at and per cent; sterling
dull at 95Edg5< Gold lower and duh; opened
at 1875 and closed 129s9ll2s<; carrying rates
/ per cent TO fat; clearances twenty-one
millions; estimated shipments tomorrow,
$500, ,OOO two-thirds of which is gold bars, the
rest being silver coin. Governments lower
and wsak state bonds dull; old Tennessee,
81; new 6l5z. Sub-treasury balancs-gold, S75,.
ss3 25s; currency, 81, ,749 no; general balance,
$50 q, ,6se.
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, June lS.-Bagging, finn; two
pound, SOC. Cotton very quiet; middling dc,
Flour steady and quiet az s. 40 Wheat, 81 10
al 20. Corn, 81 l2egl Is. Oats, CSC. Rye, 81 %
"a o.. Provisions quiet; bnlk meats, l23S@l6
9l6lSc; bacon, ls14gh@H1Fc; lard, l6<@l7o
Whisky, 81 0S@l "a. Tobacco sales 202 hhds
at unchanged prices, and the market Is fairly
active.
St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June l3-Flour firm fall su-
perfine, 81 25@s4 so. Wheat opened higher and
closed dull and weak; No fall, 81 l5@l I71S.
Corn mixed S71S995c. Oats 571<G59c. Rye,
78Q79. whisky, G. Provisions firm but
quiet pork, $50 so; loose dry salted shoul1
ders 12c; packed, l25S; bacon sold in a small
way at 1S1z9l33<c for shoulders, l6jSal6s<c for
cl ,er rib and l7149l l71ze for clear. Lard, i6<c.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, June l3.-FIoui firm at IS 90.
s. %, IS 1906 90. Corn dull; mixed 81 lO@l Is.
Hay, S24924 so. Pork, S3t Is. Bacon dull ;
shoulders l41tc; clear rib, 11<@l71Se; clear
sides, ls1Sc. Lard, l59z9l6sze; keg lsx9le114e.
Sugar, l1<9ll1zc; molassss, 6597Sc. whisky,
991Scgl 10. Coffee, duh; prime 171<9l71<c.
Cotton, duh and lower saies-2O00 bales ;
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Industriai-Au nld ve,eran eone

ST. LOUIS, June b mother iron fur
mace, with q capacity of fifty tons pig
metal daily. was put X operation in Sohth
st. Louis to-day.
d. S. Grant, soldier of the war of 1912,
aged ninety-four, was buried here yester-
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succsss Of cuban EynedIlIon

New YORK, June 13.-The Worlds
Havana correspondent writes that the
/ flibustering expedition by the steamer
| George b. Upton is definitely known to
have successfully landed its passengers,
/ arms and ammunition. The statements
made in the Captain Generals dispatches
| of the capture and destruction of the ex-
| Dedition are pronounced exaggerated.
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Wednesday, 22d Day of June, 1870,

In front of my Office, No S1T Second street.
near corner OF Monroe, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, at public auctiOn. for the
purpose of paying the debts mentioned in
said Trust Deed, the following described
property, to- wit; A certain lot Of land sit
uate, lying and being in the county OF Shelby
and state or tennessee, described as follows ;
Being lot number one hundred and sixty
four, in the Greenlaw and SafaFrans' addi-
tion 10 the city Of Mem phis. which lot fronts
on Fourth street seventy four and One-uuar-
ter l7454l feet by one hundred and fOrty-eight
and ope-hslf ll4S15l feet in depth with Kerr
street 10 an alley, together with all the priv
ing.
The equity Of redemption is expressly
waived in the Deed, and the title believed to
be good, but convey only as Trustee
Jel2 W. MESSICK. Trustea
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chesn Erelnhts On Nsw York Roads.

NEW YORK. June lS.-The excitement
continues on cheap freights, which pours
in stock. The rates are not uniform and
NAV be further reduced before the fight
is ended. Only the Erie and New York
Central are cutting under. The Erie's
bills show SIS per car from Buffalo; Gen.
tral $40
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

FORD-The friends and acquaintances oi
Ellen and the late Michael Ford are respect
fully requested to attend the funeral of their
infant daughter, EMMA, from their residence
on Fifth street, Chelsea, this CTUEsOAYD ar
ternoon, June l4th, at 2 O'Clock
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middlings 205<c; low middling, I95<920c; good
ordinary lS5<dl9c. Receipts 2lsz bales: ex-
ports-to Liverpool, 30f5 bales; to the conti.
nenf, Ss5I bales; coastwfse, 1877. Sterling, ZI5<
@Ae; sight, 24sfe; premium on gold, lZI-
Cincinnati.
CINCINEATI, June I3.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat duh and unchanged at 81 20
al IS. Oats, 5596le. Cotton unchanged and
dull. Pork, $50 00930 so; bulk meats l2qI5c
for shoulders and sides, l51<ai6e for clear rib
and clear sides. Lard, l61lc. Butter un-
changed. Whisky, 81 o. to siG.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June l3.-FIour dull and un-
changed. Wheat and &c lower closing
DUH at ;! OS TO O5A. Corn dull and 70 &c
lower, closing at SO1z to sO51c. Oats, 49, 10
4e<c Rye, SIC. Highwines 81 90. Provi-
sions dull and lfeless.
Mobile.
MOBILE, June I3.-Cetton dull; middlings
DAes sales-4O0 bales; receipts, AS bales; ex-
ports, New Orleans, bales; stock, 349l4 bales.
Inc exports on Saturday amounted 70 only
Oh na4es coastwise and none TO Great Britain.
.lf Charleston.
CHARLESTON, June ls.-Cotton dull and
EASIER middlings, 20s<c; sales-50 bales; re-
celPts, ~ paiesi exports coastwise, S04 bales;
Savannah.
SAVANNAH, June l3.-CottOn inactive: mid
dnng, 15sg2O1zc- Sales-ll0 bales: receipts
~ ~ 20 oaies; exports coastwise, 50 bales stock,
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Where Dickens Is TO be Buried.

LONDON, June 13.-It is reported that
Mr.. Dickens, a long time before his death,
desired that his remains might be inferred
In an old ground at Rochester, which has
since been closed. Negotiations for per-
rr1iaail.n ara .lnu- handling
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KIlIed-.-Weathsr.--crops,

CINCINNATI, June 13.-Thomas Honan,
drsyman, was run over and killed to-day
on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad at
the foot of Mil street. Good rains have
fallen during the past three days through
out the Miami valley.
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IusOIvsnt Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
II estate OF W. j. Somerven. deceased,
claims against said estate to appear before
the County Court Clerk and die the same,
authenticated In the manner prescribed by
Law, on or before the eth day 6f December,
1870; and any claim not filed on or before
said day or before an appropriation OF the
funds Of said estate Is made, shall be forever
barred, both In law and equity
Msrphis, June II. $50. iel2
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NASHVILLE, June l3.-A Zpeeial dis
patch srom Knoxville to tl Banner an
nounces that J. :. Mabry ttacked John
Baxter on Gay street { 9 morning, and
shot him in the right ars Baxter drew
a pistol, but did not shOot. a second shot
nom Mabry missed. The sheriff then ar
rested MabEy, who was bound over for
trial
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New City GOvernmeat for Washington.

WAsHINGToN, June 1S.-The President
has returned. Mayor Emery was sworn
in to-day. His supporters have a large
majority in the Lower Board. Bowen has
one majority in the Board of Aldermen.
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The train leaving Memphis at :l5 p n runs
daily. The 4.OO am. train does not run on
sunday. Both trains run through TO Louis
Vile without changes. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on the is pm train from Mem
phts 10 Louisville, connecting at Louisville
With through cars to Phlladelphia Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltim ore.
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
s.aterooms, IN through ears, can be engaged
AZ the Ticket Once, 2S7x Main street.
J. 2 BOYD, Superintendent
JA4AS SPEED, Iieket Agent. JelS
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AIRS. General Gaines has gained In
the Louisiana Federal Court ali that
was conceded by the Supreme Court
Of the United States, and she is now
being placed in possession by the de-
crees Of the local Federal Court. She
has surely been deprived of her rights
long enough, and it is wholly wrong
in morals as in law to resist her ac-
.cession to her property rights.
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LISBON, June l3.-Advices from the
Argentine Republic by way OF Rio de
Janeiro, announce the defeat of the insuF-
gents in sharp battle near the city of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pale Faces.

u OCULAR monthly meeting this CTUES-
II DAY. night, at O'Clock, at Druids7 Hail
No. 81 South Court street. All the mem bers
are requested TO be present. ieIt
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Inc LondM Times on the New York Press.

Lo5@15E, June l3.-The Times this
morning in its city articles invites the
Chicago Tribune to show that the New
York press conniYes at such things as
municipal outrages and Erie mismanage-
ment. The Times agrees that the press
makes no effort to amend public senti-
ment
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Trustees Sale.

ID virtue of Trust Deed made to me on the
- 2Oth day OF November, 1858, by John J.
siser, duly registered in Book No. 20, pages
s5 So, g., OF the REGISTERS ONCE for the county
OF shelby and S.te Of Tennessee, to secure
certain Indebtedness therein specified, and
IN accordance with the provisions Of said
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The Row Over lnfsIllbilI,y

PARIS, June ia dispatch from Rome
dated Saturday, says the discussion OF
infallibility continues. DupaDloup en-
ergetically combatted any exaggeratiOn
OF the rights of the Pope. Seyenty-two
fathers have signed their intention TO
speak against tine infsllibility of the fif-
teen French prelates.
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The greatest amount insured in any
The greatest amount allowed by the rules of
the Company to be insured in any one city
town or village; the greatest amount al
lowed to be insured in any one blOck-No
Rule.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
CoMPTRoLLEE's OFFTCE, s.,
NASHVILLE, January l, ls70
l. q. w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller Of the
Treasury do hereby certify that the Liver
pool and London and Globe Insurance Com
pany, located at New York, in the state of
New York, has preduced to me satisfactory
evidence that said Company has complied
with all the requirements Of the laws OF TIC
State of Tennessee, imposed on Insurance.
Companies; and further certify that 3 r.
Clarke & Co, Agents OF said Company, have
also complied with the requirements Of the
laws OF the sEate, made and provided in such
cases.
wherefore, said Liverpool and London
Globe Insurance Company has authority to
take risks and transact the business Of insue
g. W. BLACKBURN
Comptroller of Tenn.
5. R CLARKE & CO., Agents,
- lgKnickerboeker Building,
tel Madison street, Memphis.
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Principals and seconds and surgeons
in affairs of honor, are forever disfran-
chised by tbs Mississippi constitution,
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Statement Of the Coadition of the
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CO,
OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
On the 3lst Dav of Decarnbar 1000

| - @SSSA4OOAg LODUa
The name of the Company is s.T,rrvp,,. =
II9NAL lNsURANcE COMPANY" 1t is lOca-
The amount OF its capital stock is s5nO OOo
Inc amount OF capital stock paid up is 5l0O00
The Assets of the Company are as follows:
Cash on hand and in the hands of
agents or other persons......, S78 2qO On
hesl estate hlncumDered.........-.-.. None.
Bonds owned by the Company, to-wit:
y. S. so bonds, par value S526 500
Y. > lO-iO bonds, par value l06,OOO
| y. y 9 per CT. 80 year bonds 2I5.OOO
New York County bonds. 500
| Virginia Stale bOnds........... S7IOO
Alabama State bonds..... lS'O00
Central Park Improvement
South Carolina Bonds, new 20'000
sI,08,sOO
Mar Market rel, value OeO,771 Is
ing the first lien on unincum-
Dered real estate, worth double
the amount loaned .........-... son OO
Debts Debts otherwise secured. 10000 %
All s iiSs ss 8 g
Total ,.,...,sI, ,s5S,898 Il
LIABILITIES.
Amounts due OF not due to banksor
~ ~otneI oIeuit :..---.......--...-- None.
Losses adj usted and not DUE. 55S a.
Losses unadjusted and losses in sTls-
Pense waiting Tor further proof. I53653 IS
All other claims against the Comply 2O695 So
Total liabilities SIN va d
The greatest amount insured in any
VIC tAsA.-...---.- so 900 90
Ans greatest amount allowed Ov the rules Of
the company to be insured in any one citv
town or village tie greatest amount al
lowed 70 De insured in any one block-No
arbitrary rule; are governed entirely nv a
prudent regard for the character of the risk
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE
- NASHVILLE, January L lg7O
l. ". ". BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF fhe
treasury do hereby certify that the Interna-
lonal insurance Company, OF the C,itv Of
NeW YORK. located at New York. in the
s State OF New York, has produced to me satis-
factory evidence that said Com pany as com
Rle0 with all the requirements OF
the laws OF the State OF TENNESSEE i'm
posed on insurance companies. and / fnr-
er Iner certlIy that y, R. CLARKE 4 Co. Agents
VI salo company, have also compiled with
me requirements of the laws of the STATE
in11e S e1pQ provided in such cases.
MneneIore said Insurance Company has
autnorIty TO take risks and transact the bnsf-
ness OF insurance in this State az Mem phis
AennSsSee, Il. W. BLACKBURN,
AlAAo comptroller OF Tennessee.
s. R CLARKE q CO., AGENTS.
- Is Bkntckerbocker Building
ge1 Madison street, Memphis.
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The Spanish Throne.

MADRID, June l3.-In the Cortes, or
Saturday, Gen. Prim said the govern
ment had sought q candidate for the
throne, but thus far in vain. He felt con-
tident, however, that within the next
three months one would be found. He
did mean Alfonso. He did not apprehenC
any disordara
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Cholera AbstInu In india.

BoNBAy, June I3.-The cholera, which
has ragged 50 violently lately, is now abat-
ing.
The Revolution Ia the Argentine Rspublio.
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PARIS, June l3.-The members of the
International Society of Workmen who
we're arrested on suspicion of beng i'm
plieated in the late plot against the ma
tiOn and the iifs Of the Emperor, will have
their preliminary examination before the
tribunal on Saturday next, and be re-
leased on giving bail. The session OF tine
High Court viii begin at Blois on the 18th
~ I.rarr
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Notice.
SChOOlfield, Hanauer E. Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
256 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
Wholesale Grocery Business.

UJE call the attention Of Merchants to our
w card, and to the fact that after this date
we intend to do strictly
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bT The Revolution Dollar Store
will reopen on or about September
1, 1870. je1
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TRAVELLERS, ATTENTION.:

VTvRAvELERS, ATTENTION.:
THE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN,
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS,
Run their Passenger Coaches. and Baggage Cars
their combined length without change.
BAGGAGE CHECKED PROM RESIDENCE TO.
DESTINATION.
The z A. NJ. Express Train runs Daily.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Makes close connections for vicksburg, Menpnis
st. Louis, Chicago Louisville, and all points
Sleeping at night Canton to Grand Junction SID
Humboldt.
The Mail Train leaves New Orleans Daily.
at y. NJ.
Makes schedule connections with Lightning Fz--
press trains, to all points NORTH, EAST and WEST.
Carries the great Northern Mail.
Time to New 4 Ork, 20 Houre.
New and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars TED to-
Humboldt, Tennessee, Cleveland, Tennessee, and
Louisville, Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives at LOO A. d.
Mail Train South arrives at Hos A. NJ.
ticket office, Galveston, Iron Building.
Ticket Offices, New Orleans, under City Hcte ,.
Corner Camp and Common streets, and at Depot.
Z. @. SEWALL General superintendent
J. B. MOREY. General Ticket Agent, New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail
E. D. FROST, General superintendent;
D. B. MOREY, General Ticket Agent, M;ssie-
sippi Central Railroad.
S. W. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
iy22 3u