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CAUTION.

Ine public is cautioned against employing any
b the regularly authorised Agents of the Comm;.
~, since tho Roberts Patent cover the nso OF tbe
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells.
and the u.e Of such materials by other psrtes IL
frnging any Of the ROBERTS PATENTS will be
dealt with according to law and - acting vIfuily
and knowingly In defiance Of law and he decisions
Of tho Courts
The Company havo reorgauIzed their business
With view to accommodate Oil Men IN every mari
q the oa Region. They have employed the most
emcient Agents md Asaistapta that be procured
for the business. Each Torpedo Is labelled with
GATE af patents, together with the price Of the Tor
pdO, and signed by an uf1oer Of the Company, 90
every Operator Wishing a. Torpedo. may Know IL
price and whether It came nom our office
tipe stors will coufsr favor BY reporting 70 this
ONCE any negligence Of Agents.
The following named persons have been appoint.
= Agents and Assistant Agents fox the Oil Regions
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TITUsv1LLE, CHURCH RUN AND VIC1NI
Ti-stEPHEN ''O0r. t'flloe, narnilton's Cigar
store address Tftusville Pa Assistant, John Van
t.TrrUsyILLE. CHURCH RUN AND vIcINr.
NY-H. II. THOMAS. Once and address, Man.
zion House, 1itusvilie, Pa
SHAMbuitG AND v1CINiTY-GEO,GE III.
IN Oi'ce shanIburgi residence Titusville, Pa
ENTERPRISE, pLEAsANTvILLE, BEAN
FARM AND PfTIlOLE-aEORGE ". VAN
VLiET. Once and address, Chase House Pleas
antyille. Assistant, ii. C. Huntington.
TlDlOUTE AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS
CLARK Ofice and address, Express Office. Tidi
QUITE. IA. Assistant. E C. Beardsley ~
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Office and address, Petroleum Cen
tire, Pa Assistant, Charles BlackfOrd
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District living
on OIL Creek and Cherry RIM, from Story Farm te
Clint0ckville-JAMES SAUNDERS address
'iarr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther b. Saunders.
Charles u. Cochran and William Hoyt
McCLINTOCKvlILE, OIL CITY AND RENO
"A. 3. WtST. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
+ ANkLiN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY Rry
Err WiLBEh. Office and address, Franklin Pa
scRUBi Ass, FOSTER FARM y PAaRFR,S
LANDINI-RICtIARD W. REDPiELD. Office
and a1drt SO, Scrubgrags, fa Assistant, X. W. POr-
terfeld, address kmenton, Pa.
WEST VlRiINIA--C. ID. ANGEL, and T. r.
COOK. Address, parkersbirg West Virginia
Roberts Petroleum Torpedo 60,
may-diy
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ALLEGHENY VALLEYR.Y II

New line to Buffalo through the OH Regions
JUNE q, 1870
GOING SOUTH.
OIL City. Franklin Parker's. ar Pitts'g
Mail, a,Nam 9,55a In 1880 pm 900 m
Day Exp, 2,00pm 2.s3pm iS5 pn $50 y m
Night Ex, e,D p IN lC,05 pm l,0jam 100 II,
GOING NORTH.
Pittsburg Parker's. Franklin. ar O. City
Way Pas'r 80 IN 4,25rm $50 m 7,b m
Might Ex, 800 pm 3,O0 a m $50 a IN $50 m
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Might
Express trains botn ways between tittsburgh and
Cory.
J.J LAWRENCE. Gen supt
THos N. KING, Asst Supt.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Petroleum Centre, July IL, 1

Petroleum Centre, July IT. 1870.
The Co-partnership heretofore existing
between John J. Felter, V. A. Fenner &
Robert Orr, under the firm name of Felter,
Fenner & Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due the firm
will be payable TO ]. J. Felter or v. A..
Fenner, who will settle the business of the
firm.
JOHN ]. FELTER.
V. A.FENNEK.
iyll-3w RosEsT OEe.
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GOING EAsTd

il,lO A. N. LIGHTNING EXPRESS oily
con nscting at Cory. Sundays excepted for mts.
Pa. Mayville, Br0cton and ritusyills, and aaiy
for Erie; ct klnlra With Northern Central haiIny
for willIarpspor. H.rrisbuy, Philadelphia AUD 1r
imore nnd At New York .or Boston and New hs
4 Sleeping Coach Is attached to this train aiCn
cinnati running through to Now York
$40 r, M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS k,l.
Sundays excepted, cyinect.ng n Biurmmpt9sn 70,
ALBANY and tho celebrated srmmcr resort nnXwa W.
Springs. and at New York for Boston, ahd al W"
England ci'ies.
A sleepiDg. Coach Is attached 70 ihs u"'
headville running through to New fo.K
asa A. n. NEW YORK DAY EXpRsssi
daily, sunday excepted. COnnecsa uss. go, ~
with Delaware, 1ackawanna & v, .eit ,, l,S, 81.
for Scranton, and ut New York with y y i,ds
press train Of New Jersey Railroad iof tiA''
phia at ..,,r 4,
A sleeping Coach ia attached to ihis tra'r soS
Cleveland running through to Hor' ei'FN,t hnW.
Meeting with tain having new ano lnlt ,hSough 10
ing Room Coacscs attached running u'''s'
New York.
a.4s p. M. ACCOMMODATION, s''''''
excepted.
1910 A. M. ACCOMMODATIONS, sunday
excepted
6,,s A. N. WAY rRMaHT, sundars"
cepted.
Boston and New England Passengers, wapGEip
Baggage, are transferred FREs oF on"'
New York. -,,,,, s,eepinG
Tn, best ventilated and most luxurious us,.n'sy al
coaches ssrIN THE WOkiD-ds accoNpN'
night trains on this Railway.
V The Erie Railway Company o, n,s ~ III fthe foo:
new Ferry from their Jersey CITY Depoosss,gcr 10
OF cd St, New YORK .thus euabiing ,u,ry fhs e.
re ,cI the upper portion OF III. cry w ~. omnibas
pense and annoyance Of street caror ~
transfer. ,.vJs
m. The scenery along the entire roarSa sua beauna
Railway 10 Of the most picturesque n",es, snu IN
characier Admirers Of nature, ysnd its ever
daylight tourney over this Line, VIII .nr. adpa|
changing landscapes subjects Of 'on''"''
tion and interest.
Baggage Checked Thro"'
And fare always as low as by sny other "0u'''
Ask FOR TIoKETs VIA ERIE hN
Which can be obtained at all the if'''r
Oif1ces in she West aud SOutli. Wesln RR
I. D. RgCKAR, ssnhItMH@
aoJH 1apt- )" !"
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GEO. w. KING, ST..

Has removed to his NEW STORE, adjoining
Schonblom & Wings Grocery Store, WASHING.
ToN-sT.. and is now prepared to furnish his .rends
and the public generally with
Fresh and Salt Meats
Of all kinds Thanking my friends for past favors
hope to merit q continuance Of the same. Give
~ a c,ll.
Petroleum Centre, May 1870. IT,
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ROBSON'6
OIL CRFEK PIPE WORKS.
CHARLES ROBSON f. Co.,
Corner q, Seneca 4 Csnsre wss.. Esss
sidc oil Creek, OF Ctsy, Pa's
Dealers In Morris, greker C0s
OIL WELL TUBING AND cAslNt%
WORKING RARRxLs AND VALVES,
CLAMPS, T0N1s; GOWN.
Machinery for Oil Wells & Eshner'ss
BORING TOOLS. psIyINs g PIPE, ,Is,I p,,.,,.
Every Description Of
SUPPLIES FOR OIL WELLS AND 6E
FINERIES,
Also, STOVES, TMwARE,
BRAss GOODS,
sfLAA IND eAS NffyN0G
BELfIN6. FlOklNo, ard hJA ) /;
HARDWARE, HOUSE TRIxMINty.
Carp,nters' Tools
Nails, Axes, Coffee Mile.
Table 4 Pocket CuOesy;
4 Fun Assortment Of aythins In The
HARDWARE LIN f.
0guse fur1ishing Goods,
10. Winter Strained Lard On,
No. ! Refined OIL
Stair Rods,
Champion Clothes Wringsrs
Manufacturer Of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper War.
Hepsir,as Of all kinds done with nnnss -.
dispatch. Especial attention given 70
STEAM AND GAS FITTING.
We have endeavofed 10 merit the paas. ,.asr I
the public, and shall every sxertion to ,NsI.
continuance.
Orr facilities for furnishing s,crytn,ny IN on
line, having been greatly increased In the orf< lo
suPERioR Il Pc fi 10 Any OTHER EsrAB1IsnAIRI
sugn Sm. IN THE OIL REGION.
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eo1Io WIs7.

l.SO 4. ~. DAY AXP1ESA daily, yond,ss
eaoepte0 tos(1evsiAGd, CsuiaLs:i and the WEI
and eouth. Cossscts st Giarksvilis. sundays ss.
ceptrd. for Sharon, Neky,vtis aud pltt.burrh st
LavittshurR fur youngstown and Shsur; N 0eye,
lead With Lake Shore RsllWay, for tie West snd
North West; ut NAvenhA, Sundays exc-pie ed for Al,
liance and Pittsburgh; at Akron Sundays excepted
fus Orville mud Millsrsburg, VI Urtaua with Pits
buEh, Cincinnati and st. Lriis Raiiw Ay .of ludI.n.
tippi Hallway, 6s w. Louis and the hUsth and
Sleeping Coachcs are Attached to this ta.n s
nOriellsviils, running through To Cleveland without
change
o.66 A. m. EXPRESS MAIL. daily, srnt,s
excepted, for Cleveland ind the West and Norls
West. Connects at Clarksvillr for sharon, Newci.3
tie and PilisbnrIh, ard ait Cleveland with LA.s
Shore Halfway for the wcst. and North.WeA.
9.3O r. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, IN
Cleveland, Cincinnati aud the West AID soi.S =
Connects M Ia,syjtisburg. SUNDAYS excepted, fer
Youngstown; ai Ccvelsn1 with Lake shore tail.
way, iOr the Wert md North West: and NJ Cncn.
natl with tho Ohio i Missiaaipp, haiwAy for r.
Louis and the Soath and South Yves.
A Sleeping Coach is attached ~ this train st NV
York, running through TO Cincinnati
lilo A. m. ACCOMMODATION, ssntays
excepted, for Leavittsburg and Way Stations, eA'
meeting iOr You gstown.
$50 r. n. SRsIaHT q AcCoNKoDS
TIUN, daily.
TOO a. N WAY FREIGHT, ssDday' =
Ctpted.
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EysIE HALLWAY.

E"'H E HALLWAY
lSoe MuA9 UNDER 90 Mr.Fa v,r,r
ONE AANAGANRNT. CHANGE Of CoAc,,..
The Broad Gauge Double Trse.
Route
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
waFr AND eOUTH.wEsr
sH's aMLwAI ExrssDs FROM
Cincinnati to New z ork 900 Mia,
Cleveland to New York e25 ni,.,.
Ounkirk to Eev York 480 Ni,s
Buffalo 70 Isv York lSS lil,.
Eocbestsr u Hsv YoTt aeS rp,.
q ~ TO " 11L@ THR 66OpfySr
EUfD.. "A
New md h.Forsl CeCe0 ~ m m a.
nSi, Deytoa, UFhAnA, AasisaA, 0Alliaa, EassS1
Aaliand Aksvn, ClCvstanA We3eo. SZs3
Dunkkk, 1SfAAo - teehun19 y
New Hork WiaAOsgs ehnp,..
OMYOHl 0nAHcl 10 BOSTON.
q ~ ~ Asoeay, Jass "A I'M s,s.
VII nave oaAvGs q - 6%0siG k,ass, nss
FAARKLH @AHCn--osins a,,n.
Law:
A.ad,,Ds, - \ =, u0A ., aOA ,AeAs
ASnvD
HrsAkAa, 10 2 i,D . IN Aps
vi City, - 10 . u Zoe
FRAHKLzH DaAaSn-.ossns v.r.,s
p:.sg':s y Sg;s Ia .."::s:.tss,: :s " 1.
AlAIvs:
AsaAyls, ,. . NJ . = S,B Z iLsxt
eo1Io W1s7.
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Thanking our friends FOR their liberal patronage
IN the past VIC shall us0 og best efforts lto merit
70 Continuance Naph I'tf
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The RECORD has no superior, as 10 c.reula.es
wherever An Ol Operator or Dealer csn h found
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

SECOND Presbyterian Church-services at
lOk a-m. by Bishop K~avenaugh. Of the MethO-
dist General Conference. and az 5 pm. by The
Pastor, Rev. T. ID. WitherspOOn-
PREsBYTERIAN Mission Chapel, Union st..
near Marshall ayenue-services Al 100 am.
by Rev. ]. T. LstimeF minister in charge.
seats free; all invited 10 attend.
TIE rite of confirmation will be adminis-
tered in Calvary church this morning
PREACHING st the First Baptist Church by
the Pastor, Dr.. Burns. al Il am. and pm
Bible class and sabbath schOOlat am.
dawn A will preach in the Linden
street Christian Church to-day at lO1a am.
and s PIN. Subject Of morning discourse;
" A sermon 10 summer tourists"
GRACE CHUKCH. Episcopal, fernando St.
sunday school At 81 an morntng service
and sermon by Rev. T. b. Lee, at II lam. Lit
any and confirmation by Bishop Quintard
al % pm.
III Baptist Church, Second street,
near Beale: preaching morning and at night
by the Pastor, Rev. S. H Ford, 81
BISHOP QUrSTARD will administer the holy
rite OF confirmation this evening at 5 pm,
al the Church Of the Good Shepherd, Chelsea.
FIRST Presbyterian Church, corner Poplar
and Third streets. Preaching at II am by
the pastor, Rev. +. Ii Bowman, and at pm.
by Bishop kavenaugh.
QUARTERLY meeting at the Central Meth
Odlst Church to-day. Preaching and Sacra-
meDt Of the Lords supper at 100 am, by
Rev. Joseph Moss, p. K. Love Feast at 4 pm,
and preaching az night. sunday school Al
- am every sunday.
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THE
Match between Lady Castor, TrOttsr, and
King Cotton, PAGER.

The long bruited match between the
~well-known trotting mare, Lady Castor,
and a PAGER, King Cotton, owned by a
Front Row merchant, came of at the
Trotting Park yesterday afternoon, in the
presence of a numerous party of gentle
men,.
Both entries had numerous and san
guine friends, and, consequently, no
small amount Of money was put up on
the result.
TIE MATCH
was to rule, mile heats to harness, for two
hundred dollars, the mare to trot and the
horse to pace. The mare was entered by
Bob Lindsay, and the horse by Tom
Jackson.
Both entries were in pretty good condi-
ton, though the mare was said to have
been a little off her feed.
In the pool selling the mare was the
favorite, though but very slightly So
many having seen the horse brush ON the
road, Bnd having exaggerated ideas of
bis "going' and staying" qualities be-
ing willing to put up on him.
Tbs horses were called up about half
past four O'Clock. In matching Lady
CASTOR won the pole, and at the 9 OF a
very fair start vas made. The mare
struck a square trot and kept her gait all
the way round. The horse broke at the
Rdtoy anu Iou hoAIAJ ~ SAO fNNASOA AOSAhS
all the time. On the back stretch he came
down to his work. and made good time
for a s'spurt." The mare won the heat in
1901, by ten lengths.
The second heat was a repetition of the
hrst-only the horse was not quite so
badly beaten. The time was 3m9h
We.understsnd that another match is on
the tapis, and will come of in a few days,
between two weIl-known local roadstersI
Due notice viii be given ofthe day and
other particulars.
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COMMUNICATED.
A MASONIC TEMPLE IN MEMPHIS.

An initiatory organization having been
perfected, as applied to the arranging of
committees for the purpose of taking
steps to Immediately solicit subscriptions
for stock for this most laudable of all en-
terprisss (the erection of a grand Masonic
Temple in our city,, we are in hopes,
ere many moons, to herald the laying of
the corner stone of an editice that will
10 only rear its p~innacles to eternal sum-
mers, as an to our giant city, but
will add power and prestige to that great
old Order, that has known no check from
the time of their gallant defense and at
taeks in the days of gloom and persecu-
ton; when the battle cry of a Saladdin
was echoed by the stern onward of Coeur
de Lion, and the clang of battle-axes re-
verberated DER the hills of the Jerusalem
that inclosed within its sacred walls the
Holy S~epulehre, II gave the fearless and
~virtuOus brotherhood, ~thefounder OF their
O~rder-the wise and powerful Solomon.
, Masonry knows n o geographical or
other limits. It encompasses within its
moral skirts the human mind of all
chimes, all castles, all ~nationalities. It is
as free in its communings as the air we
breathe, requiring naught but an unfair
nished trestle board-symbolical of the
purity of the souls of those who love to
gather round the fountains of the Order
and drink deep of the lore that comes to
us from the original temple-a faint re-
hex of which we would erect in our
city. allow pleasant it is for brethren to
dwell together in unity" Let US, then,
brethren, unite in organizing a corpora
tioH that will furnish a great auxiliary
for the peaceful eommuning OF brother
Masons of our own circles, and those who
may from strange lands visit US to earn
iCdges. ~ --.-
Committees are now formed, and will
call upon ali Masons and others friendly
to the order, to solicit subscriptions to
the capital stock of the Association, and
moral support to this enterprise, fraught
with SO much interest to the Masons Of
Tennessee, and all others Interested in
the progress of our city. Subscription
books will be opened at Mansfield d Hig-
bees, Main street, at which place any in
formation can be obtained of all matters
appertaining to the formation of the Conn
pany, and its prospects.
We earnestly hope that all Masons will
interest themselves, and subscribe lbe-
rally to this great Masonic enterprise,
and that the friends of the order will
aid in soon enabling the Company
to accomplish b object they have in
view, which ID immediate permanent or
ganization, and completion of the
Temple.
The shares in this Masonic Association
have been placed at S25 each, thus ena-
bling all Masons, ind. those who sympa-
thize with Masonry, to subscribe, and It
is understood that no call will be made
until ninety days after the permanent or
ganization of the company, which will
take place as soon Is $4,000 Of stock has
been subscribed.
The building will be erected in some
central locality, and will be me of the
finest ediices ever reared in this city.
L-
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IN
DRESS GOODS
OF SUMMER 1870
WILL Be OFFERED THIS WEEK
~ ny MIN
POPULAR HOUSE OF COILS
2G7 4 STREET.
SPECIAL ATTEaTION OF IHE LADIES
IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.

AS we intend making our Dress Goods
Department the great feature Of attraction
this Veek, we feel fully confident in say
ing that any lady wanting Dress fabrics
win find a careful PerwsGL Of this column
to her interest. Having disposed of near
ly all that class of goods which, from
their consistency and material, might be
termed Spring Goods, we have devoted
undivided attention to the selection of
fabrics best adapted to the present season
and latitude. Our last immense iaUoice of
Dress Goods alone will go far to show the
large quantities of goods handled in this
department, as well as serve to throw a
light on the unprecedented iadEcem estS
necessary to effect the rapid and frequent
disposals characteristic of this branch Of
our business.
We earnestly and candidly recommend
every lady in Memphis, wanting Dress
Goods this eek, to avail herself of the
advantages we 0ffer-advantages certainly
not to be met with elsewhere.
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DIR. M&GINNIs.-When strangers come
to us FROM foreign parts, and advertise In
flaming peters to oure all the diseases
that flesh is7Neir to with some patent nos
trum of then own, we are naturally dis
trustful of tAem, and in nine cases out Of
ten correctly set them down as unmiti-
gated humbugs and swindlers. But when
an old and well konwn citizen ONE for
ward and proposes to apply the fruits of
years of study and experience to the treat
ment of certain specified m~aladies, we are
bound to give him credenee, and should
not hesitate to make a trial OF his skill in
case of the occurrence of such diseases.
This latter case is precisely that of the
old and well known DIR. ]. r. McGinnis,
who offers his services for the treatment
of chronic didrThed, dysentery, aud tie
summer complaints Of children, and who
WARRANTS AZURE. The Doctors ONCE
is at 500 Main street, mp stairs, where he
can be, found night and day. No cure no
pay, and no charge made for consolidation
The amount of charge stipulated may be
deposited in any of the banking o. bush
ness houses of the city. Medicines win
be prepared and furnished, but must ha
payed for on delivery. &
A
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WANTS.

nOARD-By a gentleman and we IN ahI1S
mer months: address, for three days, A. j.
Appeal ONCE. my@
II COMA pleasant sleeping ROOM furulsRed
preferred. on or near Main street. De
tween Madison and Exchanges aooress
=, this ONCE.
nARTNER-With ten thousand dollarS 70
An-o-s IN me Flour and Western Pro-
Inc commission Busiues with a party VINO
hss already perfected arrangemenIs iOriargs
and numerous c"onsignmentsi ADDRESS b1sl-
ness, Appeal ohee- me-
ENVIRONMENTS = resident OF Memphls
Il, Cor rv-enrv wears: applicant has been en-
Raged IN mercantile pursuits, and mas arg
sr5uafntanee. and thinks himself qua4lueo
70 III any position ne may procure N SUI
business. or in any Insurance on banking
ofice: can give uneXceptlonal reference ana
expects only a moderate salary address q
W C.. Appeal once. No.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Yesterday was a scorching hot day.
ST. Charles Saloon-aH drinks IS cents
Last night closed the engagement OF
the Bell-ringers.
Three card pictures for fny cents at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, III Main st.
The great InterBationaI picnic comes
of on Monday, june 9th "a week from to-
morrow
p. II. Heinrich has received bis gene
rator and IS now prepared to charge soda
fountains to order.
Tomorrow is the day set for the dec
Grafton Of the graves of the Federal dead
At the National Cemetery.
Birds, blossoms, balmy breezes, bug
giss, brightness, beauty and bugs becom-
ingly blend bout this season.
-President Murdoch, in his annual re-
port to the stockholders, says the floating
debt Of the Mobile and Ohio Road has at
last been paid.
Several Of our German fsllow-citizens
are going to Knoxville next week 10 take
part in the grand TErB-Fest which takes
place there on the 9Th Of June.
st. Patrick's annual picnic is an
nounced for next Tuesday, at James
Park. Preparations are making that VIII
insure joyful time for all who attend.
General Forrest says that the two
ends Of the Memphis and Selma Road
will soon meet at Eutaw and be finished
through 70 Selma by the first OF January.
The Somerville ALA Times says:
"lf you want to 70 to heaven, marry a
black-syed woman" Like a good Catho-
lie, the editor Of the Times believes in
purgatOry.
New Orleans vegetables at Open
beimer q Hochstadter's, No. IS Jefferson
street; also, constantly on band an assert
ment Of beef, mutton, lamb and pork, the
best that can be had.
His numerous friends in this CITY will
be glad 70 know that w. b. Mitchell,
who is now planting near Lake Provi-
dencs, Louisiana. has one Of the finest
crops in that vicinity.
Charley White, with one Of the best
variety companies that ever struck Mem
phis, will open under aDvas on the bluff,
on Monday night. For further particu-
lars We refer our readers TO his advertise
ment, which VIII appear Tomorrow.
One Of the csins used by the judges
in matching for the pole in the match at
b Trotting Park yesterday, was a jew
lsh piece, Of unknown antiquity-but
certainly quite as old as the Christian
era. 1t Is b property of Joe Seligman,
and is a great curiosity in its way.
We see by an advertisements, which ap-
pears elsewhere, that the Spring Fair Of
the Shelby County Agricultural, Horti-
cultural and Mechanical Association has
been postponed, or rather done away with
until next fall. This is owing 10 the con
tinued illness Of Colonel Leon T~rousdale.
the Secretary Of the Association.
We learn from DR.. Sanford Bell, who
has been recently calledto fill the chair OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy Of the
Eclectic College-Of New York, that it is
contemplated by those of the profession.
of that school, who reside here, to form
an association and elect from their num-
Der delegates TO the National Eclectic
Medical Association shortly to assemble
al Chicago.
The following marriage certificates
were returned 70 the Office Of the COUNT
Slerk during the past week: John w.
AeAaam and Miss Mary A. Giles ISSUED
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We had the pleasure Of meeting vasta1-
day Col. Clinton, of Mississippi; Col. M.
Il. Baily, of Chicot county, Ark and.
Capt. Scsife, of Helena, ali of whom arc
stopping at the Peabody Hotel.
Colonel Joseph r. Mostly, Fayette coun-
ty; Colonel @. w. s. Brown, Louisville;
Mr.. p. e, Studebaker, St. Joseph, No.,
are registered at the Peabody Hotel.
John Ainslie, Esq, of the Craftsman's
Life Insurance Company, returned home
Yesterday from the East, after an absence
of SINE weeks. While absent he at
tended the meeting of the Supreme Coun-
Gil OF Masons held in Baltimore. His
presence home was, welcomed by many
friends, who rejoiced to see him in per-
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The above advertised goods, when ex-
smined and compared with others in the
market, will be found the cheapest in the
city. 1t is for the purpose of making
clean sweeps of Summer Goods that these
bargains are offered, and the people should
avail themselves os the chance.
HERZOG 81 BRO,
294 Main street.