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A Sad Case of Scandal.

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-Mrs. Catharine
Poe Robinson to-day filed a petition
in the circuit court, claiming $100,000
damages from Logan D. Damarin,
very wealthy citizen, and prominent
member Of the Southern Methodist
Church and President of the South
" estern Publishing Society. The re-
port is based on the deathbed reveIa-
tiOns of Mrs. RobinsOn's daughter
Emily, a young girl who served as
nurse in Mr.. Damarin's family. 1t
charges him of fOrcibly debauching
her, and procuring abortion from
which she died ten days ago. The
trustees of the Publication Society ac-
cepting Mr.. Damarin's resignation,
passed resolutions discrediting the re-.
port. Emily was member Of the
Trinity Episcopal Church of this city.
Her father was a successful sugar
broker in New Orleans before the war,
but died three years ago in INDECENT
circumstances. Mrs. Robinson claims
to be a sister of Mr.. DeBOw, of De-
BOlg'S BeUiel0, and cousin Of Edgar
A. Poe, the poet.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-The
striking miners in Amanda City have
compelled the suspension of all work,
not even allowing the pumps to free
the mines from water. The local au-
thOrities refuse to act against the mob.
The first company of the national
guards at San Francisco are ordered to
proceed to the scene of disturbance to-
night with heavy rifles, and are in
structed to disperse the mob at all
hazards.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, June 22.-The requiem
mass in honor of Archbishop Darbay
and other victims of the Com
mUne OF Paris was celebrated to-day
with imposing ceremonies in the
French church at Twenty third street.
Mayor Hall appointed to-day Prot.
R. Ogden DOremus, William Graham,
TheObald FreeIan and DR.. Cornelius
Nj. O'Carry as board, authorized by
the last legislature, for the examina-
ton Of ali druggists and their clerks
engaged in the preparation and dis
pensatiOn of medicines
The tea, coffee and sugar merchants
of this city to-day appointed a com.
mittee Of fifty-fOur, to whom all COM
plants, Irregularities and discreditabbe
practices in business shall be referred.
In the Methodist book concern to-
day letter was read, asking the ap-
pOintment Of persons to examine the
books and papers of the counsel on
both sides, and sum up this afternoon.
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REW YORK, June 22-Gold dull at lI7zf9
lI23S In the morning, l-64th Of per cent pc 1
day to i per cent per aAnum was paid for
use. and lC94 per cent. for carrying. Clearings,
S43.5O0 0C0. GOyernm ents are dull and steady.
The disastrous break inRoc ckIslaAd yesterday
has left affairs in the Stock Exchange in q
very settled condition More of this stock
was sold out this morning under rule. About
6O,COe shares have been sold in this way. The
stock market opened feveriBh and excited,
and there were some large transaCbions. The
bears sold largely. and decline in prices Oc-
Cured; but New York Central, Lake shore,
Western Union, OhiOE and Union Pacific re-
covered a moment, but the bears stopped
Offering them down. Short tn terest is heavy,
the market closed strong, with a better feel
ing Money is more active at aa55 per cent.
State securities dull and neglected. Old
1ennesseess IA new, ia. MI, woodward
was interviewed to-day, and said the ring
really held but 60, 600 shares, while he, at his
own personal risk, held the remaining AO,0O0
snaIesi Dat Lle entire amount was under his
control. de had 30 more shares to his credit
tnan were IN the market. He had been
promised the loan Of a certain amount yes
heavily on the preceding day. The money
was not forthcoming, and therefore he failed.
This was the cause ofthe entire panic. Other
gentlemen were interested in the pool. M.
woodward declined 70 give Information as to
the extent Of the failure He said 10 might
amount TO S20,OO0,0O0 but no definite idea can
yet be given as TO the precise amount
sterling exchange. ll05E; government bonds
IS5Ps, il75Si do, b2s, II15[: e4's llS3S. do IS.
ll25S; do new, ll4sz; do 81, fI49[; do 63 rs: do
l0-4Q, llO5s. Currency 90. li61S.
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL

MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislature ofthe State.
THURSDAY MORNING, CLASS 295, JUNE Y, 1871.
2 3 6 7 8 8 10 IL Il l3 Il
49, 81, 81, 50, 8, 10, 4S, 5, 80, d, "a, Y, 56, 49,
THURSDAY EVENING, CLASS G98, JUNE p, 1871.
IL $3.50 S9 10 IL Il I3l4
q, 4, p, g, Y, u, 90, s., "a, 10, 7e. 48.
ie3 24z SECOND STREET,
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Fears Entertained for Mrs. Yallandlgham.

NEW YORK, June pa special
dispatch from Dayton says Mrs. Val
landigham is still unconscious, and
the physicians, who are in constant
attendance, are reticent as to her re-
cOvery. She fails to recognize her
most intimate friends, watching by
her bedside, By many it is feared she
has lost or will lose her reason, while
others declare that the double shock
she has encountered during the last
few days, in losing both her brother
and husband, threatens the most fatal
consequences, and her death is merely
a matter of brief time.
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Attemuted Outraae.

LOUISVILLE, June 22.-Mrs. Anna
.Urump, with four little children, while
SoiDg out blackberrying early this
5aor6f9g, was attacked on Preston
sfreet hV Nose Jackson, a negro, who
threw her down, choked her, and at
,famnted Ia Out rage her person; but he
was frightened away Dy the approach
az a boy who threatened to shoot him.
Mrs. CTump was cOnsidera ply bruised
md her clothing torn TO shreQs IN the
struggle. Jackson was jailed in sle-
fsulf OF $500 bail.
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Hurricane in India.

LONDON, June 22.-Later dispatch
es from Bombay state that it was the
nutmeg and mace crops in the Bonda
Islands, in Malay archipelago, which
have been destroyed by a hurricane,
instead Of the cotton crop, in the dis
trict Of Banda, India. The loss is
estimated at 100000 pounds sterling,
and the planters will not recover from
the blow for years to come.
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New YOrk Editorial excursion.

SARATOGA, n. Y, June 22-The
New York State Editorial Convention
assembled here this morning. Over
one hundred editors are in attend
ance. This afternoon the association
will make a trip to Saratoga lake, and
in the evening a complimentary ball
will be given at the Grand Union
Hotel. Tomorrow the association
will visit Lake George.
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The Italian chamhars-

FLORENCE, June 22.-The Cham
bers will be adjourned before the end
of the present week. The idea of
holding a short session in Rome has
been abandoned. The Ministry have
ordered the dissolution Of all chapters
of the international Society in Italy.
King Victor Emanuel leaves here on
the 28th on a visit to Naples.
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McGehan's Case.

CINCINNATI, June PA motion to
admit Mcclellan to bail was OverruIed
at Lebanon to-day, and Mcclellan re-
manded to jail, Notice of motion
for a change Of venue was given, and
Wednesday, July 5th, set for hearing.
Application will then be made to
have the case set for trial for August
OF September.
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FOREST RETREAT PROPERTY
FOB SALE

EOREsT RETREAT, on Horn Lake Road.
n renowned before the war as most mag
nifceut retreat, two miles south of the city
ia now offered for sale. Property colal'- p
Five Acres OF Ground, House with lHa-t
rooms. large galleries around 10, Two 4lle
Cisterns, Stables OuthOusess etc -t- s-L
rounded BY q large forest grove ID uldl---.--
zled with magnOl1aE, eVeE5re5Llas roses ---.-
rare uianfss dne orchard OF choice L--
viz svaTcl all loaded with bns best OF 20 4--
asE aragus beds, etc. -. - - ,s,-r
,tfe tarnls T7fle guarau iced. Ing llfe O.
~ s53ls 5,sjssa AMANDA JACDHL-
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Another Railroad Murder.

BERLIN, June "a terrible acci-
dent occurred to-day, on the Liepsic
line Of railway, to a train conveying
POmeranian troops from France.
-Four carriages were thrown from the
track and two officers and tWenty-One
privates killed, and one officer and
forty privates injured.
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MASnNIC NnTlcE

A SPECIAL communication Of De- o
N Soto Lodge, No. 299, viii be held W
this (FR1DAY) evening. sd inst, at S/N\
o'clock, for work In the F. G Degree.
All +. C.s in are fraternally Invited.
By order r. @. WILLIAMSON, W. M.
r W 2aq5v fA23
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given 10 All persons #a.
- string 10 make safe and paying Invest.
m ent, that the selma, Marion ana Mem bis
Railroad Company now 0uar for SAFE. #.
their ofhoe, In this city. their Bouds o.. Er"
Green and P1ckens counties. Alabama. ...
LOWndes AID Monroe COuutis7, laLss.ss.
These Bonds were issued lT these llgu
seVerallys 20 aid said company I'M che
struCttOn OF their road. They are known .I
be 0Ve Of the WeaaEul1st counties I'm
the State Of Alabama or MIasiss. 1D- =-.
ing suffered but little By the rsTa- . .ga
late war, they owe no 10aLLUE .-nI and ...."
sess a large taxable property .1 r-z SENDS
now offered constitute their only .Il-a#
debt. They are all g per cent Coupon Boz 1-.
and pay their interest semi tl.-.a5.-- a. .--a
Ofics Of the Company, or in New York. ..-
taxes have been already assessed 10 m. ---
COu lties to meet the interest ana Dr9EL-. a
sinking fund for their REDEEM --4u-- L-aa.
taxes have been regu| arLy c1L-acle.5r a--- .--=
interest In every. case promptly paid. -ruzrL-
tans and courts lntrustad Win the moneys
Of orphans can hud no securities So eE .l.-
more profitable, and eapll---s-a seeking 20
make permanent inveEt tEllellla zsl 90 no -=.~
ter than TO purchase them me com ua.--
win dispose OF them at such rates as VII.
make them a paying ten per cent -uTl-a-
ment. and when the EOlA IS ta-lar me N-H"
gbsser viii receive twenty-five per cent. adj
ditiOnal on the Original lL-lsF. -ll-1a #
companies always depend on llelE llf-l..z-.
rnenf and rood fortune FOR E1elr eg1.H# l. r...
dende The income from the Bonds lg Ger.
tain. regular. more reliable, and, in Eg.-
Instances, more pr0nlil1As.
For anv additional -nlorEa anon 7Q-lT 'H
FEED. W. S4 LTH, Cashier OF Memphis CITY
Ffre and General Insurance CGmuang. or r..
the md ersigned, At the ofica OF the -elaH.
Marion and Memphis Railroad C1Eral-
No IS Madison street, Memghis.
Chairman OF the Finance Committee o. s.- E
and a. K. r. Co. Hea
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Ancient Forresters

New YORK, June 22.-The Ancient
Forresters,, a secret,benevOlents society,
new to this country, but over a cen
tury old in England, held its first an
nuaI reunion in the United States in
this city yesterday, Seventeen Ameri-
can courts were represented.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

CLUvEIaA1D, OHIO, May y -al7s
TO shippers nom ~ Msmphls. Tenn. f-.
TR ISAAC c. AEAsON has Qsea - q ~
M ed sOls Agent o. the soutn 5loL,, 5loL-.i,--. ~,
e. Sssuphts- BE VIII work via rYt-t ~ ~
rravT Albany ami Gincinuflil nl ~
VIA Memphis and Loul8vl4ie tli--L - 49, ~
VI -sff An nfhGr aF8ucieE In Isll 49, ~
-J-f1 line have heen dI8c1nllluel. 1ll-a F.
~ li,,s- ar freiglt shipped over tlis me 1l
-, --7e7s.,s7l ~ hirp as no 0tneE parry la alr
.1- - = - - 57rrifv TO give bills of la1uE r
7 ~ II 49, - ii 1fsn1phis and uon8 uur nia VII
I - - ---,-.--f-of - o. j., ehI tNlH,
fs9 Gent Manager SCUM 741te -.---1'
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A Very Bin Eire

PHILADELPHIA, June PA fire is
raging at Atlantic oil refinery, Point
Breeze, near League Island, caused by
the explosion OF the city gas works,
which set fire to the oil works. It is
said that there are 150, 600 barrels Of
oil on the premises, all Of which will
be COnNumed.
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University of Mississippi
COMMENCEMENT EXESClSEs.

COMMENCEMENT SERMON ON SUNDAY.
- June 18th,
By Rev W. &. CRANE. DID,, Of Jackson, Miss.
Sophomore Prize Defamation on Monday,
June 25Lh.
Junior Exhibition on Tuesday, June 3th.
Public Day Of Law Department, June 9th
Address by HENRY CRAFT,
Professor Of Law.
Grafton before the Literary Societies,
By Col. H. ". WALTER, Of Holly Springs,
June 18th.
Delivery Of Medals to Successful Disclaimers,
June 18th.
Alumni Grafton by Rev. W. 7. J. SULLIVAN,
s O'Clock p.n1s, June 18th.
Commencement Day Of Literary Department.,
Thursday, June 18th.
Annual Meeting Of the Board OF Trustees,
Thursday, June I'd
THO. E. B. PE9UES,
Secretary Of the Board.
OXFORD, MIss., May q, 1871. jew
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MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Dry Goods-In this
market business is generally inert yet prices
held with increased hrmness, owing TO the
light stocks Offering and the extreme prices
prevalent for raw material. We quote
another advance in the prices of Indian
Orchard uDblesched cottOns "a follow: A 40
inch up 20 l4c; B B, il1aC; W, lO14c; Hollywell
80 bleached muslin, l3c. Other desert ptions
show no important change. Market, though
n1faG q
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-EW ORLEANS.

and in good demand; Cuba, 96l0c. Mclasses
stead and in moderate demand. Rice, 91z8
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OVER $4,000 quarts 1920 bushels)
Of strawberries were received IN Chi
cagO from Benton HarbOr, Mich,
during five days last week.
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Movements Of Chief Justice Chase

CINCINNATI, June 22.-Chief JUS
tice Chase road horseback to-day for
the first time for a long while. He
departs for the springs Saturday morn
ing, making both Toledo and Detroit
on the way. He will probably make
a short stop at the latter city.
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SALT LAKE, June p. - Senator
Stewart, Of Nevada, is in town, and
is counsel in some Of the great law
suits here. He wants new Judges ap-
pointed for Utah, but the Gentle
lawyers and Federal officers are Op-
posed to any change in the Judiciary.
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NOTICE

OBFICE CAROLLNA LITE INSURANCE COL
No. p MADISON STREET,
Memphis, Tenn, June %, ISL
~ The Annual Election for Directors by
the stockholders Of this Conn pany viii be
held, at this ONCE, on MONDAY, the 26th day
OF June, from z m. to4pm.
je2l WE. BOYLE, Secretary.
DISSOLUTION.
TTNHE firm Of MOOres & Norton is this day
L dissolved by mutual consent J. L. Nor.
ton retiring. Either partner, CT ". B. Gates,
are authorized TO settle the business Of the
arm. J. W MOORES.
J. L. NORTON
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The Union Pacific.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-It is I'M
derstOOd that efforts are being made
for a reheariDg Of the case Of the Cen
tral branch Of the Union Pacific rail
road, upon the question of its right to
extend its road and receive Govern
ment subsidy in aid thereof.
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THERE are eight murderers in the
TOmbs prison, New York. five out on
bail, and one remaining to be caught,
all brought to ruin by rum.
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THE Brooklyn city government has
resolved to spend $2775 in duly observ-
ing the approaching anniversary Of
American independence.
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MASONIC BOARD or RELIEF.

sS- The attractions on this occasion sur
psas those OF any other picnic ever given In
his city, and no effort viii be omitted cal
eulated to make it a Joy GUS. harmonious and
successful affair.
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NOAH PERRY describes the average
anniversary attendant at Boston as
''given to lankiness, slinkiness and an
iFOned doWn-in-the-b back expression. f"
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REMOVAL

Maurice EV1IIkdnsOn -
Late wilkinson & Fargo and successor
Of 81 g. wilkinson
OF 242 Canal street,
wH0LEsALE DEALER IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
OOBDAGE, Brooms, Mats. Faskats- Twinas.
~ Matches, Backing. Looking Glasses.
wrapping PAPER, etc, etc, has removed a1
l30 CHA rs BEfs5 SFBEEE-
Opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel, NEW YORK.
FRED'K WILWUEsON. srLAs G.. AE1El-.
Late LathrOp & WIIE1nsOn- feT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUCKEYE sALvE.

WE have Just received full supply Of
w BUCK EYE 5ALVE. We shall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared to meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
or retail.
q. W. JONES q Co,
a
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A GRAND DISPLAY0F FIREWORKS
VIII take place at o'clock, pm.

A handsome BOUQUET win be voted to the
most beautiful young lady, and a fine CAKE
to the most popular married lady at the pic
mic.
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RETURN TRAINS.

The NJ & c. R, r. viii send out a special
train TO LaGrapge, leaving the picnic
grounds at II pm. The Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad wiz send out a special train
TO Sardis, leaving their depot at II pm.
The Memphis and Louisville railroad will
return eXoursiOnists only on regular trains
TO Brownsville.
Hali-fare tickets good for Saturday and
Sunday on the Memphis and Louisville and
Mississippi and Tennessee railroads, but good
only on Saturday on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad.
Masonic Lodges and Master MasOns in the
vicinity are requested to cooperate with as
In aking the picnic grand success.
TICKETS, ladies and gentlemen each, SOC.
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THE beer brewers Of Germany have
adopted the plan Of holding annual
conventions, and the first one is to
meet at Dresden, June 26th.
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A SILVER mine, long since supposed
to exist, has been discovered in the
Kentucky knobs, west Of the Bards.
town Branch Railroad, near Samuel's
1Pnnt
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Pacific News

SAN FRANCIsCO, June 22.-The ma
tives Of AIsaCe and Lorraine, residents
Of California, unite in protesting
.sgainst the cessiOn Of those provinces
~ Germany, and are are determined
IN r,smain French citizens.
THE collector at Sitka seized and re-
turned 90 San Francisco all ale and
beer sbipBed there. The merchants
mere charge that he is interested in
breweries at Sitka, which are In tull
blast.
san FRANCIsCo, June 2l.-The
sharp earthquake at CalistOga this
morning was not felt at San Francis
ca. The Brooks Hotel in Knight s
Valley was burned, by a chimney be-
ing thrown by the earthquake.
Graham, a negro, was on eXaInlna-
ton in Portland, Oregon, on the
charge Of seducing the daughter OF a
man named Ward. Graham's vile
was also charged with attempting to
burn Wards house. Graham counter
charged Ward with assault and bat
tery' geowing out Of the seduction
charge. During the examination
Ward shot Graham dead as he stood
on the witness stand giving his testl-
mOny. ,
A man named Walters, sentenced
90 be hanged at Lewiston on the 10th,
the Sheriff not executing the SEN
teRee, a mob, disguised as Indians,
broke open the Jail and hanged Wal
aers.
SAN FEAKCIsCO, June p. Two
mails from Tuscan, Arizona, for Fort
YOuma, are supposed to be captured
by the Apaches. There is q flood in
Columbia, at Sland Cascade, and the
railroad is entirely submerged. No
trains are running.
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MARRIED.

CARO-MANHEIM.-On Sunday, 18th inst,
by Rev. Mr.. MslEer MIR. Herman Caro- and
Miss Rosa Mannheim, both OF this city.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
A Msmora.le Landmark Knooked Down

BOSTON, June 22.--Brattie Square
church, the site Of one of Boston's an
cient landmarks, was sold at auction
to-day for $l97 600.
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IIME-IIME

ON HAND AND FOR SALE, at No. II
" MONROE STREET, the celebrated CAPE
LIME.
Merchants orders solicited.
WILSON 4 SEARCY,
JeZU Agents.
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ATTENTION. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

SREC1AL OhDEHSs
VOU are hereby ordered to report at 2
Il Asylum, No. 204 Front street, SAT-XE
URDAY morning, June Path, 8 o'clOck/NN
prompt, in full dress and mounted for escort
duty. All visiting Knights are cOurteously
invited to JON with us. By command.
J. NJ. PET EIGkEW, Acting B. Q.
I. ]. BAROHUs, Recorder. te8
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Dancing viii commence at z o'clock m.
and continue until II.SO pm.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TNHE stated communication of Kill g
Il winning LOoge, No 341, will be held W
this (FRIDAY) evening. June %, at 8/VN
o'clock, tor dispatch of business. All NJ. N. 8
are fraternally invited.
By order W. B RICHARDET, W. M.
7 fs1A Fa02
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The Alabama ard Chattanooga Railroad

Inc ALABAMA dEa chattanooga hailF0aQ.
MONTGOMERY, June 22.-In the
United States Circuit Court Judge W,
r. Woods to-day decided On the peti-
ton Of the Alabama and Chattanooga
railroad, that he, sitting as Circuit
Court Judge, had the power to revise
ali proceedings in bankruptcy in the
middle district of Alabama, under
the second section of the bankrupt act.
The case arose from q petition to re-
view the decree Of Judge Busted, ad-
Judging the railroad company to bank
ruptcy. A petition upon its merits will
he heard on Saturday.
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THE GRAND BABY SHOW
FOUR ELEGANT PRIZES.

To the finest baby under six months Old
viii be awarded a handsome CARRIAGE,
BY Wheeler, Pickens q Co., House FUR
nisdtng Goods No. $50 Main street.
To the finest baby, between six and twelve
months Of age, will be awarded a fine EN-
BROIDERED ROBE, by D. G. al. N. Loew-
enstine, Southern Palace, 832 Main street.
To the finest baby, between one and two years
Of age, viii be awarded splendid EAIBROI-
DERED SUIT, by c, o. Valentine, Agent
Grover q Baker Sewing Machine COM
pany, No. 3Is Main street.
To the finest Pair OF Twins, under two years
Of age, viii be awarded a pair OF SILVER
GOBLETs, by ". @. Byrd, jeweIer, 275 Main
street.
The Prizes are now on exhibition at the
stores Of the respective donors.
The Awarding Committee viii be composed
of three gentlemen and three ladies. who
are parents, and who viii not be permitted
to allow their children to contest.
Parents presenting children for contest
will be required to pay 81 90 for each.
The Prizes viii be awarded at O'Clock pm
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Herzog & Bros viii hold their drawing f0i
$50 o. S. bond at the picnic at 8: As pm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
OmC1a1 Drawings.

MORNING CLASS-NO 295.
AZ, 6, So, "a, 1, 80, "A, "A, Y, 81, Al, q, u.
EVENING CLASS-NO. Zg6.
4, Il, 3S, 81, q, n, so, q, 90, 36, 9, 13.
Prizes from 500 TO $4,000, paid in money
Lotteries drawing daily. ]. E. FRANCE
463S North Court street Box l47, Memphis
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Man
ayers, st. Louis, Mo. ie23
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COTTON

NEW YORK, June 22.-Cotton dun and de-
clined; middliDg uplands are now quoted at
2O1k. Flour dull; IS 85G6 - for shipping GRADES
extra Wheat dull and dropping; red and
amber. 81 589l 81. Corn dull; prime western
mixed, 1870. Whisky irmer; 821[ Conee
dull and dr0opingi Rio, lS9l6e, Sugar steady