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fired off her cannon in gallant style,
stopped a short time and went on toward
st. Louis. She was full of people, and
put of a fair number here. From the
Headlights account as well as from the
numerous names of ladies on board, they
all had gay and festive time coming up.
Arkansas river was reported rising yes
tsrday, and upon the receipt Of a telegram
that 1t had gone up five inches, the
Arkansas got up steam and put for that
stream. The main river between this and
Cairo has also improved. Boats passed
down yesterday, drawing ten feet.
The Legal Tender, from White river,
the st. Francis, from st. Francis, and the
Belle Memphis, from st. Louis, will all
ne In port this evening or tomorrow
morning. The Belle Memphis returns to
st. Louis tomorrow.
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So Meetina al Jerome Park.

JEROME PARK, n. Y, jane 4.-The
spring meeting here commenced to-day
with a splendid hurdle race. The weather
was delightful, with a most desirable
breeze from the southeast. The at
tendance was fashionable and numerous.
DIR. Underwood oficiated as auctioneer
in the sales of several heavy pools.
A hurdle race for all ages for premium
Of $500, entrance money to the second
horse; Welter weights, ~ miles, over s. Z
hurdles At the start Virginia was first,
Villa second, Harry Booth third, Lobelia
fourth, and Oysterman fifth. Result on
coming in: Oysterman first, Lobelia sec
ond, Virginia third, villa fourth, and
Booth fifth. Time, 1923.
Second race-the Fordham stakes, Q
handicap sweepstakes, $500 each for all
ages; only $40 II distanced; $1,000 added by
the club; IL miles; the second horse to
receive Is per cent. of the stakes; the
third to save his stake-Cottreil won; % :
Glengary; Sd, r. B. Connolly; 4th, Corsi-
can; 5th, Rennox's colt. Time, 2:12h.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Family of Five Persons Precipitatsd
frOmsa High Cliff.

From the Lexington (Ky.) Gazette, 1st.l
On Thursday afternoon, Mr.. VIM. Ran
dali, of TSylorsville, Spencer county, left
his home with his family, composed of
his wife and three children, in a small
spring wagon, with the intention of visit
ing his brother-in-law, Mr.. John Cooper,
who lives about ten miles from TaylOrs-
vile. When about five miles from the
house, and at a place where the road,
which is very narrow, passes over high
cliff on the bank OF Salt river, he at
tempted TO make a short turn, in order to
keep farther from the edge Of the cliff
inst as he drew up the lines, and was
about to pull to the right, the horse be-
came frightened, and suddenly backed
the wagon over the cliff. The wife and
all the children are badly hurt, and Mr..
Randall is fatally injured, and when our
informant left his life was despaired OF.
The horse was killed instantly, and the
wagon was a complete wreck.
Mr.. Randall is a highly respected gen.
tleman, and the whole community of
TaylOrsville were shocked when the news
of his misfortune reached them.
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The Grand Musical Festival

NEW YORK, June 4.-The programme
Foz the Beethoven Centennial Festival,
commencing June 6th, appears to-day. 1t
is 70 be held in the American Institute,
near Central Park. The arrangements
arc being made on a stupendOus scale,
and there will be accommodations for
20, ,OG6 gersOns. The chorus Will consist
of a combination of 5000 skilled vOcalists,
representing siXty-fve choral and madri-
gal societies, and upward Of one hundred
chOirs and societies from the surrounding
cities, including the Handel and Haydn,
of Boston, numbering five hundred
voices. Ths Coliseum organ, was built by
Henry Erbeu. The 6rand Jubilee Orches-
tra includes five hundred and fifty instru-
mental performers of Boston, Philadel-
VjfdE and New York, and four great mill
Iary bands-Gilmore's, DOdswOrtb's, Gra-
fula's and DOwning's, with powerful har-
monic sdjuncts, the anvil chorus, chimes,
and the electric artillery. p. $. Gilmore,
Carl Bergman, Carl Seemahn, Max Ma
feEs.ek, Carl Rosa and DR.. James Peck
will be conductors. The final concert
given June 18th. The repertoire will be
a most brilliant and dazzling galaxy of
artists. All the prominent opera opera
singers have been secured. The Presi-
dent and all the prominent dignitaries of
the Cover nD1ent and all the foreign am
bassadors have been invited. The ar
rRnRements are most gigantic.
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MupIcIpaI cOurt.-.,udos routs

Several motions were heard and deter
mined in this court yesterday, but no busi-
ness of public interest was transacted.
Tomorrow will be the last day of the
term, and all appeals to the Supreme
Court mast be perfected on that day.
Attention OF attorneysis again called to
the fact that on tomorrow there will be a
peremtory call of the trial docket, begin
ming at No. 25lS; and in every case the at
torney for the defendant will be required
TO state upon honor whether or not he has
a adetense TO the action, and If not, iudg-
ment will be rendered in favor of the
plaintiff for the amount of his claim.
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Indian D>BrsdatIOns.

CHICAGO, June A. News was received
n the military headquarters, IN TINS city,
to-day, from Major Gibson, az hays CITY,
dated this morning, in regard 70 the dep
redStions in that vicinity. IL seems that
abont thirty-five Indians attacked Col
Wilson's mail station OF Bear creek, be-
tween Camp Supply and Hays City, kill
ing two private soldiers and weunding
eight others with arrows. Serg't Murray
and a Mexican servant at Camp Supply,
were also killed by the Indians, and sixty
iGules run off below that point.
Mrs. Keith and an interpreter came
into the Camp supply, reporting that
the CSeyeunes and a large number Of
Arapahoes had gone on the war path.
Bv order Of General Sheridan, Brevet
Colonel TSSFlow has been assigned to duty
AS Chief En-. .zineer Of this military diyis-
ion, relieving Brevet Colonel W. s.
Marian
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Anoiher RaiIrosd Smasb-IJn,

NEWARK, n. j., June A passenger
train on the Norris and Essex railroad
collided with coal train this morning.
Several caIs were completely wrecked.
Mrs. 5. L. Hepburn, of Goshen, New
York, was seriously injured.
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New Paper...Thundsr.S Storm.

CHICAGO, June A new weekly paper,
called the SHnddy Democrat, is announced
and commences to-mOrrOw-Geo. Rust.
late of the Times, publisher.
4 heavy thunder storm occurred to-day
here and throughout the West. The rain
was greatly needed, as crops of all kinds
were suffering. Three men, who were at
work on new building, were killed by
lightning during the storm, and four
others stunned; two had their clothes
burnad
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Trouble with DistiIIers.

PEORIA, Ills, June 4.-The distillers of
Peoria have just received notification
from the Internal Revenue Department
to pay the money deposited for the Tfce
metres. They have determined to fight,
The amount put up for these metres is
about s2O, 900 in Peoria and nearly as much
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nisastrnna ,vlre b LoulsYlIIe.

disastrous fires oecurrl' ug in this city for
wears broke out this eve uing, totally de-
stroying the Union foundry and machine
and pipeIworks OF Dennis LO0gd Co., stu
ated on Ninth street. Loss between SlOyr :
600 and SI75, 600, and throws 100 hAnds
out Of employment. The accum z iateo
patterns Of twenty years, valued at HoV'-
900, were destroyed. The patterns for the
machinery of two new steamboats,, gotten
up at a cost of over $4,000 each, had just
been placed in the foundry, and were con-
sumed. There was an insurance on the
whole Of only $50, ,000-the London, Liv-
erpool and Globe $4,000, the Home Of
New York $1,000, North British Mercan-
tile $1,000, and the balance in Louisville
companies.
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REPUTATION.
Bonds and Coupons Issued Since the War
Not to be Received by Comptroller.

NASHVILLE, June A resolution was
passed in the Legislature to-day instruct
ing the Comptroller not to receive any
bonds or coupons issued since the war,
which is considered here as virtual repu-
diation.
Both branches of the Legislature ad-
journed this morning, after short ses-
sion, without transaeting any business of
Importance.
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The Funding BilI..The Banks Victorious.

WAsHINGTOS, June 4.--The sub Com
mittee on Ways and Means who were ap-
pointed to arrange the funding bill have
nearly completed their labors and will
be reported either on Monday afternoon
or Tuesday morning. 1t will contain
some new and very important provisions I;
one prohibiting the Secretary of the
Treasury from selling any more gold or
purchasing any more bonds. The clause
requiring the National banks to exchange
their present bonds for new four per cent.
bonds is stricken out.
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The Two Rarys with Broken Legs, and
Masonic Show Suicide.

New YORK, June 4.-This morning
Mary Scullen and Mary Nevins, residing
on Mulberry street, during a scuftie in the
third story OF building, fell out of the
had her skull and left leg fractured, and
Mary Nevins' leg was broken and she is
internally injured
The corner stone of the new Masonic
Temple was received to-day, and will be
placed in position for appropriate cere-
monies on the StE inst. A platform is
being erected for occupation by the
shining lights OF Masonry Of this and the
adjoining cities.
George Preissur, of Chicago. committed
suicide by drowning yesterday. near Sv.
bills Grove, HobOken,
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lavish Massacre.

NEW YORK, June 4.-The Iraelites oi
this city held a mass meeting tonight
and adopted resolutions condemnatory OF
the atrOciOus slaughter of Jews in Rou-
mania, and thanking President Grant and
Congress for the action already taken,
and expressing q desire that steps will be
taken to prevent a recurrence of slaugh-
ter. Rev. Mr.. Haywood, of the Unita-
rian Church, spoke from a Christian
standpoint. denOuncing the massacre in
the strongest terms.
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34l6 does contemplate such speedy action
as is asked for by providing that "such
issues of facts as 1t may become necessary
TO try by jury in the progress of the
cause will be made up under the direction
of the court and submitted to Jury en-
paneled forthwith" / think this section
also, like the others, very plainly contem-
plates the contrary. The words 60 in the
progress of the cause" imply and mean
its regular course as an equity cause, and
the provision for jury is only when the
proof is ready to be determined "in the
progress Of the cause" II the opposite
party, as Curry has done in making the
motion, had announced that he would
take no further proof, and was ready -
Try the causes on the papers in court, l
would hear the causes promptly, as / have
repeatedly done on the several motions
made by the parties. But he does not
why, do not know. Il may be merely
for delay, as insisted. If so, that is his
legal right, as the law is. Plainly, either
party is entitled, as ain other suits in
equity" to time, granted to take proof or
not, before the causes can be set by either.
And, If the plaiAtiff suffer by such DELAY.
the Code. section 3421, also provides dam
ages by suit for the entire act of the oppo-
site party.
The time allowed, therefore, before the
causes can be set not having elapsed,
have to overrule the motion.
LSignedl j. T. SwAYNE,
Judge, etc.
jane 0, 1870.
To-day's calendar is as follows:
275 Dean & Gaff VS.. Al BILE et al
1854 Memphis Cotton Mills vs.. Page ct al.
S65 Raines q Black VS.. Harbert.
366 Cross VS.. Hunt.
367 Weaver VS.. Cleaves.
36S Ellis VS.. Martin.
1863 O'Neal VS.. Mercer.
$40 Scales VS.. Goodman.
372 Seal VS.. Baird.
374 Newhouse VS.. Barnum
375 Collins VS.. Carroll.
376 Bowman VS.. NOdgrass.
81 Goodwynne VS.. Thomas.
37S Dent VS.. ShroYer ct al.
31a Motion, admir-, vs. GreenlaW.
3Sl White VS.. Jones.
3S2 Rives VS.. Bracket.
SS3 Lammon VS.. Thurston. ct al
384 Lynne VS. Townsend.
3S5 West VS.. Gillian.
$50 Fisher VS.. Hundhousen ct al,
3S7 Hamlin Us. Clouston.
3S9 Carroll d Williaps vs. Smith,
800 Alexander vs.. Clouston ct al,
39l Allen VS.. Somerville.
1894 President and Directors Of the Bank |
of West Tennessee vs. Jones.
3S0 Rose, ex'r, VS.. Giles, edm'r.
396 Ward, admir-, VS.. Rembert ct al.
397 Kellar, admir-, VS.. Saxton.
}9S Eddins VS.. Venable.
}99 Woodward VS.. Dow, admir-,
100 Burne VS.. Williamson, admir-,
i0l Goepel VS.. Mcclure ct al.
lOZ Memphis Ins. Co. VS.. Bettes ct al
1903 Stell VS.. McKeOn.
i04 Stell VS.. Bulletin Printing Company.
tO5 Smith VS.. Cheek.
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A DetectIye peteCtet and Done Eor.

PHILADELPHIA, June Ain the United
States District Court, this afternoon, Col.
Lewis J. Sherman and VIM. T. Grover
were sentenced to two years each at hard
labor in the penitentiary, for counterfeit
ing beer stamps. Sherman was at one
time chief of the secret service of this
city. The sentence was reduced because
both parties had been used as State wit
nesses
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Important for Southern People.

Caleb Cushing and other attorneys were
before the House Committee on Appoint
ments this morning, asking that the sec
tiOn which prohibits persons who cannot
subscribe to the iron-ciad oath from pre-
ferring claims against the United States
in the Court of Claims be stricken out of
the legislative, judicial and executive ap-
propristion bills.
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lice held a meeting this morning, when
patrolman William Burke, of the Fourth
Precinct, who shot and killed Patrick
Heenan, in Pearl street, on Thursday
night, was promoted to be roundsman,
and was assigned to duty in the Second
Precinct n
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anne To his Lana Hnme

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Chas. Brown,
who was recently arrested in New York
for the Germantown burglary, was to-
day sentenced to twenty-four years i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary.
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Bold Bur0Iarv.

WORCESTER, MASS. June 4.-One of the
boldest burglaries that eyer was commit
ted in this city took place last night about
II O'Clock. The jewelry store of Simon
n, Stovey, on Main street, was entered
and $1,000 in bank bills, SS4, 900 worth of
gold watches, diamond rings and other
valuable ieWelrv stolen
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Ihe Rnman CathoIIo convention.

LOUISVILLE, June 4.-A large number
of delegates have arrived to attend the
Catholic Convention on Monday. Fifteen
hundred more will arrive on a special
train to-day. The procession tomorrow
will probably be the largest ever taken
place in this city. There viii be fully ten
Thousand strangers present.
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Iarrlhla Elre h Mlnnesnta

WINoNA, June A terrible fire oc-
CURED here last night, consuming two
buildings and four hotels-the Scandina-
Wan house, La Crosse house, Chicago
house and Minnesota house. Loss, $780,
900. Insurance, 81, 900.
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GreaI CathoIIo ConvoeafIon

NEW YORK, June 4.-The city is filed
with delegates from all parts of the Union
bt>1ttend the convention of the Catholic
Central Society, The procession to-mor-
row will contain twenty-four bands of
music, and it is stated that 10000 people
will take part in it.
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Psdauouues eGinu II.

NEW YORK, June "A train of paid.
cars, containing 270 school teachers, Oh
an excursion from California, arrived to-
day after passage of seven days, exclu-
sive of stops at Chicago. The excursion
Is under the auspices of the Board of Ed
ucatiOD of San Francisco
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Two ImmacuIates FIObnobbinq by telegraph

WASHINGTON, June 4.-General Butler
received a dispatch this evening from. y
Z. WhittemOre, of South Carolina, San-
nouncIng that he had been reelected to
Congress from the Darlington District by
at least 1000 majority. WhittemOre, it
Will be remembered, was compelled to re-
sign his seat in the House a short time
since on account of selling cadetships.
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Railroad Election. Important Decision.

CHICAGO, June 4.-The directors of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad last
evening elected officers for the coming
year, as follows: President, John +.
Tracey; lst Vice President, 5. K. Pier
son; ID Vice President, Nj. d. Sykes I;
Secretary and Treasurer, A. T. Pritchard I;
Assi slant Secretary, j. b. Redheld.
The Superior Court yesterday issued
two wits Of maudamus to compel the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany 10 deliver grain to certain elevators
in this city which the road has heretofore
refused I. \ supply, having made exclusive
arranOeune qts with other elevators. IL is
charged that the company thus makes an
unlawful dis elimination. Grain ship
pers are greatly interested in the result
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MERIpIANvILLE. ALA, August 4, 1859.
SIR: IN 1858 was AFFLICTED with Scrofula-
attended your Wells and was relieved 1
9aS JOHN q. FISK.
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Tnlahn-

TOLEDO, June 4-Flour quiet. Wheat lower (;
amber Michigan 81 q; No. white Wabash
81 %; No white Michigan 81 3S; No red
81 ~. Corn nomtnally unchanged. Oats &c
better; No. /, 6Oc; No. 2, Sc. Freights firm
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ATTENTION. SIR KNIeHTs.

WOU are hereby ordered 10 attend a Q
Il special eonclave OF Cyrene Com w
mandery No. 4, Knights Tenn plar. on ~
(MONDAYl evening, 9Th inst, ct o'clock,
at your Asylum, 204 Front street, for the pur-
pose OF conferring orders OF the knights
Templar.
Visiting Sir Knights cOurteOusly invited.
By command Of GEO. MELLERSH < C.
u. j. BARCHUs. RecOrder les
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BENNETT The friends and aequaintances
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral of their infant
daughter MARY, from Calvary Church, this
SUNDAY afternoon, at o'clock
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MARRIED..

GREENLEAF-HUNT-O June ID, at the
residence Of Hon. John Cubbins, by the Rev.
James Carmichael, Mr.. JOHN GREENLEAF to
Miss ELIZA HUNT, both OF Chicago, Illinois.
Chicago papers copy.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis b. S, MaHlIus

For OseeOla, Madrid, Hickman. Belmont and
Cairo Connecting al Belmont with the
Iron Mountain r. R.. at Cairo with
Illinois entral K. r.. and
boats up the Ohio river
CITY OF CAIRO 0 Ir1lrsr ro1star
This elegant passenger steamer -
VIII leave as above = .l-zgse
THIS DAY, 5th inst. az pm
Freight received at theSt. Louis Vharf5oat-
W. F. DILL Agent
leo F'LEM- "a IS E DIT lrrvrs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TAKEN lip

A N iron-gray MULE, about three years old.
n with harness marks on shoulders. not
called for in 30 days, viii be sold to the high
est bidder 20 pay charges J. 9. GEE,
On Memphis and Charleston Railroad, three
miles from city. les
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Boston Boot and Sine Narket

BOSTON, June 4.-The boot and shoe trade Is
dull and orders very light; prices unchanged
Shipment have fallen OF per cent. from
thoSe OF the proceeding week, per cent less
LnAn any corresponding week since 1867
Weeks shipments to places outside of New
England, 1855 cases; against Il, ,2S7 of the pre-
V1ous week, and $3.50 IOr the corresponding
week OF 1869. Total shipments since January
TO places outside Of New England. 694, ,OSi;
against 6Z1, III for the first twenty weeks OF
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PARIS, June 4.-The betrothal of the
Prince Imperial is confirmed. The daugh-
ter OF the ex-Queen Isabella of Spain is
1,ss aa3apoad
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81. LOUIS, June 4.-Flour is dull at s4a4 5
Tor fall super. Wheat better, No. spring Ssa
sOc; No. fall 81 0d9l TO- Corn dull and 2d3
lower Oats weak and declining, 55a55c
Rye lower, 75G7Sc. Whisky steady at 81 O5.
PROVISIONS firm but very little doing: Pork
~ 459SO Bacon shoulders BIC, clear rib
ll554c, clear sides I71Se. Lard nominaIIy l51fa
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An Examination of our Stock will
prove the assertion.
Notice to Stockholders.

THERE viii be a meeting of the Stock
Il holders of the MEMPHIS WOOD AM
WILLOW-WARE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY, at the Hall of the Chamber Of Com
merce, on MONDAY, 6rH INST, for the pur-
pose of electing Two Directors for the ensu-
ing year. Stockholders can call at any hour
during the day between the hours OF 10 am.
and pm, and deposit their votes with the
Tellers. d. H TOWNSEND, President.
W. d. TUCKER, Secretary. ie4
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LoHlsVlIIa.

LOUISVILLE, June 4.-Baggine very stiff at
sc for heavy Kentucky hemp. Cotton weak
dull and middlings zlc, Flour-demand fair:
extra family, 50 70. Wheat very active
prime white 81 lGei Is, Oats 6Sc Rye ST.
Corn 81 la. Sugars hrm. COnee quiet. Hay
steady at Sl9 80 for choice from store
shoulders, 1870, clear rib nc, clear sides Ike
bulk shoulders I219c, clear rib l6e, clear sides
l61sc Lard; prime in tierce, l7c; keg, IS1Sc
70: Leaf tobacco active; sales 2i8 hhds at
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ARRIVALS
DEPARTURES.
RIVERS, WEATHER, AND BUSINESS.
CHARLES GOODWIN,

GAS WORKS, june 4, 1870.
The river rose s inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark of 1867,
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
st. louis..-..........-BELLE MEMPHIS. m
Eleksburg ..--...-C -CoLoRAD DC. ..............5 p.m
Arkansas River. GEL EST z. ..........,,5 5 o. m
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY,
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Reaping and Moving Contest.
THE contest for REAPING AND MOVING
IL MACHINES for a
Prenaiux1a or 600,

offered by the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, will take place on
the farm of Mr.. r. d. GOODWIN, six mites
east of Memphis, on TUESDAY NEXT, TTH
INST, commencing at II o'clock am
Contestants are requested TO have machines
on the ground PROMPTLY at the hour.
A special train viii leave the depot OF the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad for Bun
tyn's, at lO1S o'clock am. Fare for the round
trip twenty-five cents.