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OFFICIAL
GENERAL COUNCIL.
Proceedings Of Regular Meeting, luHe 7,
1871.
Cry HALL, MEMPHIS,

CITY HALL, MEMPHIS,
June 7, 1871.
At a regular meeting of the Mayor and
Common Council of the city of Memphis,
on Wednesday, June Z, 1871. Present.:
Hon. John Johnson, Mayor, Messrs.
President Z5nt, Walsh, Chase, Light
burne, Amis, Eschmann, Pettigrew ,Mals-
tesla, Bsckman, Rufin, Harvey, Signal
90, TwOhig, Gsnette, Grehan, Schabell,
Reder, Smith and Bolsn, Councilman,
A quorum being announced, the Presi-
dent took his seat, called the members
present to order, and had the roll Of Coun-
cilmen called.
When the minutes Of the proceedings of
the Council at their last regular and adj
journed meetings, on May 3 and 4, 1871,
were respectively read and adopted,
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PUMPs-3l5 Second street.

THE AMERICAN House, BOSTON, is in
the center of business, and contiguous to
places Of amusement and public interest.
It's fine suites of rooms, elevator, cafe,
billiard halls, and courteous employees,
render it in reality q home for the tray
alar
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SPECIAL reductions in prices of Per
Gales. just received at Southern Palace,
33Z Main street, and every five dollar pur-
chase, viii secure a ticket in the twenty
rich and splendid presents to be given
away Saturday night, June 10th, and
which are on exhibition in their gift win
dow. Only three days remaining for the
Erat liarrIE
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80 POINT -
Zoe -
EOA AEaAAEGAG IA L
Fer Arkansas RVsf-HsmBGi5 ana AFksa.
sas River Packet Co-u. S. SAN.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

FFNHE Wednesday boat wiz Re wI..n9-zn
nom this date until fur he- r.0t5~s 49,
only the following boats VIII b. ru0 dur5-Z
the duh season, tO-Wits
The new and elegant PASSENGER pqr-a-
MAa1 U1D AzlLes, znas-sr. WIN Leave
Memphis Every EQpCay. ats o1cloeE ~ .
PAT CLEbUENE, Geese PrlccharI, master
Every FRIDAY eta pm. CONNECTING at Little
hockf ARK with our light Craush1 boats
DAkDAeELLE ard FOEE GIBSON FOR ForI
smith and all intermediate points
All the boats Ct tlis line havlug been hurff
expressly l0r the trade. possess superior ae-
c-OmmCdatiOns for PASSENGERS and uuzr--
passed facilities for Transporting Izizls To-
al point on the river Without
detention, al any stage OF water.
FrelgnbB consigned 70 this 1mpaur 30
or Mouth OF White river VIII l4
forwarded promptly 70 destination Erzoa4
charge FOR transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS. President
W. O. PATTESOE, Agent, No. IE Madison Hr.
apl0 MerchaufG' ms Co RrfHfur
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PERSONAL.

Col. 7. A. Nelson and lady, ofthis city,
are in Little Rock.
Col. VIM. G Ford, Governor John G.
Brown. General w. Q. Whitthorne, men,
Der Of Congress and a leader IN that body,
are atthe Peabody Hotel.
Mr. Rayburn, the confidential agent Of
McCombs, is in the city. Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad stock VIII take an
other bulge, anu the Heather Chinee may
vet be happy.
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A PPLEs AND POTATOES,
a Ir2l Al % Front street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A full and fashionable house greeted
HoOley's Minstrels last evening at the
New Memphis, and we regret the impOs-
sibility of presenting a full recital OF the
~excelIences of the troupe. Go tonight by
all means, and you will have enough to
laugh and grow fat about through sll the
coming hot days of summer time.
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The stesmer Laura leaves Memphis for
Mound City at 7 and II O'Clock Am, anG
8 and 6 nm. Leaves Mound City at 6 and
g am, and 1 and 3 pm Hacks leave for
the lake At z an. and 3 pm. Fishing at
the lake is fine now, and all the "Isaak
Waltons" win do well to note the above
arrangement.
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THE LARGEST PICNIC YET.

On the approaching 45h Of July, there
viii be the largest picnic of the season, To
take place in the New Memphis Tbeater,
Hundreds of people viii assemble to par
take Of the smiles and favOrs of fortune
which will be dispensed the great Mem
phis Real Estate Distribution, on that &C.
easion. Go at once to No. 2s3L Main
street snd be made happy in the possess
ION Of tickets to the grand picnic, Don't
be backward and miss such a splendid
,pportunitY to lay hold on fortune. The
! dies are becoming animated on the sub
jet and are taking tickets largely.
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MONTHLY REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.

-CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, June z, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
The following is my repOrt for the month
o. Map, FL:
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F0B Rent,
LOST.

F-OH sunday 2sth inst 6 bay mare
VI mule. me-iuu size, aDOut SIX years
old hair rubbed on TOP part Of nose, mouth
been Cut ay bic, q round spot OF halr ruooeo
% LETT =ide of beck by dray sadate. A suit
able reward viii be psid for her return 70
OLIVER FINNFE Co
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CEsh Paunaents.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TETD

NE9IgUNIWIII 0W|LNIIIUN0
u. A. SHEPHERD,
City Comptroller,
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GO TO E. A. Benson's mammoth music
house, 8I7 Main street. Mr.. Benson is
now selling pianos, organs and musical
instruments at wholesale prices. Give
him acau, kyou are wise,
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CITY TREASURER.

CTTY TREASURER.
MEMPHIS, May 81, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
My account with the city for the month
of May, 1871, is as follows:
Cash on hand May l, 1871 ..........SI2 ,288 45
Received to May 81, inclusive, as fol-
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J. r. GOLLADAYS 48th MONTHLY
DRAWING

Will take place at Oieon Hall, Bowling
Green, KY, June 26gh, 1871. Capital
prize, house and lot located in Bowling
Green, valued at $4,000 90; $1,000 in green
backs; piano 500; Carriage S7O0; a bull
ding lot in the city of Bowling Green,
5000; horse and buggy, $500; building lot
in Bowling Green, $500; buggy and hsr-
ness, $500; horse and saddle, $500; gold
watch and chain, $3.50; and $50 other
prizes, consisting of gold, diamonds, gold
and silver watches, sewing machines, dry
goods, fine paintings, standard books,
musical instruments, etc. Tickets 81, or
six for IS. For sale At. Orders by
mail or express should be addressed TO J..
r. GoLLADAY, Bowling Green, KY. State
ment Of drawings and prizes forwarded
rDmuf
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c NEWS

GAS FITTING, sI5 Second street
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IT. TAX COLLECTOR.
To the Honorable General Council:
My collections for the month ondlD g
May 3lst, 1871, are as follows:
Real Estate. ......... SIC, 666 OS
FrlVllges-.-......... ..... ........... S.443.OO
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FOR SHAWNEE A

for shawa Q Village aad ths Bs8ds
The ssmi-WeekIy United States Man rscrst
OH CITY
Z N Randall
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

-"-"-
VIII leave Memphis for Sre=
nee Village, and an fntarmnTf-Ts E-s
landings, every s0NDAYa md FFT14v sF51T
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COMMUNICATIONS.
MEMPHIS LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Hon ToL- ToL,-cn hFa-o~.

NINaINIIN u II " y 10 VI
Respectfully referred to the General
Council. JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Received and referred to q special COM
mittee Of five by Council, as follows:
Grehsn, Rufin, Amis, Chase and
TWohig.
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Memphis and White River UnHss
States Nail Lie,

INHE new and elegant side
u wheel passenger packets
this line viii leave Memphis tOr DaVaLls
Blun, West Point, Augusta, J-acEsoap1rt auI
al points on White river, as follows
LEGALTENDEE--- John D.. Elliott, master
livery Tuesday, at o'clock PM.
RI Wall. WI. Ashford. master
Every Saturday, 40 O'Clock p m.s
Connecting at DeYaus Bluff with railroad for
nghtdraught steamer Fort sI-4 iot Foeas
hOntas n all points on SLACK I4Fers
FOR freight or passage appF on board OF as
Company. ". q. PATTES3H, Agent,
Il Madison st.. Merchants Insurance Rld'g.
Oh 70 ELLIOTT q MILLER Agents.
fe5 No. 3 Promenade ST. ODD Landing.
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PIANOS M OReANs.

JcE LOCKE, news dealer, 238L N
treetp has all the late papers from
iarts Of the United States.
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NORTH MARKET MASTER.
MEMPHIS, June l, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
1 have the honor to report my collec-
tiOns from the North Market for the
month of May, 1871, which amount to
S2l9 so. Respectfully,
JOHN A. DENIGER,
North Market Master.
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SOUTH MARKET MASTER.
MEMPHIS, June 8, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
My collections for the month of MAY,
1871, amount to $3.50 %.
Respectfully submitted.
CHARLES BORNER,
South-Market Master.
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The horse was always a favorite with
man, IS much on account Of his ssgacity
and affection as for his beauty and utility.
He still retains his high prestige among
men for those splendid natural qualihcs-
tons, Several instances have come under
nnr nhsarvatinn lataIu
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RIVERS WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Yesterday was another warm day. The
river here is declining steadily. At Cairo
and st. Louis the river is recediDg. The
Upper Missouri is rising rapidly. The
Ohio is falling its entire length. White
and Arkansas rivers are declining, with a
fair steamboat stage in each. Business
on the wharf was extremely dull, with
light shipments. The Allin, for the
bends, had a light triD.
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nRLIITLE Co..

A@- Housson-master 1nas- Courad---cIerE
Leaves Little Roc for Fort smtth and az
way landings on Arkansas river every i've
days, connec11s a. Lattle Eoek with the
St. Leafs saf ATkaHsas Nv. Pkt ea's sszfB
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ARKANSAS LANnSl

The Little Rock and Fort smith RsirOao
has a Land Grant direct lr0m The Govern
ment Of
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For Misses and Children's P~srasols.
lined ard unlined, go to hsSouthern Pal
ace, $50 Main street, largest assortment
and sat lower prices than az any previous
time this season, end by purchasing i've
dollars worth of goods a ticket IN the
twenty rich and splendid gifts, to be given
away Saturday night, June 10th, viii be
given. Only three days remaining to Sc
cure tickets for first distribution.
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COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS.

Your Committee on Accounts report
favorsbly upon and recommend the allow
ance and payment of the following &c
counts against the city Of Memphis, for
June 7, 1871, viz:
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FRUIT BoxEs.-Any quantity Of Fruit
Boxes can be procured of J.. ]. Wigs, at
his factory, near gasworks, north of
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Joe Locke. 235K Main street, has all the
--latest fashion magazines illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety Of dalies
IN the city
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HATS AND sONHErs BELOW COST.

Miss ENGLISH, No. go Main street,
offers her remaining stock OF hats and
bonnets below New York cost. BOnnets
worth s. she is selling for s., and hats
worth s. for So. Ladies are invited to call
within the next thirty days.
NEW STYLES Of Straw hats at
LEIDY q CO.'S.
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
81 LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
SCI LOVE YOU"
"I LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
GAS FITTING, 8I5 Second street,
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EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY,
for the coming year, will be issued as
usual, Mr.. SOards, the general agent of
the company, viii give u business men
his usual annual call, to afford them an
opportunity to advertise and subscribe
for this valuable work,
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Just rsosived twenty thousand bushels
best article.
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PgTTsBURs COKE.

Straw hats. just received, At
LEIDY d CO.'S
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ST. JosEPH's INFIKMARE-m charge Of
Che Sisters, corner Third ana Jenerson
.-raats.
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Strangers and visitors TO the city should
not fail 70 call and see the eurarb 49,
elegant C~hickering Pianos on exhibition
ct the WarsrOOmE Of III. G. Hollenberg.
ga Second street, opposite Court street.
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WHARFMAsTER.
MEMPHIS, June 5, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
My collections for the month of May,
1871, amour to $4,000 so Very respect
fully, ROBERT GOOD,
W~harfmaster.
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PANAMA hats. Large assortment ct
LEIDY q CO.'S.
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YRETrLAToRs. Kew style hats, at
LEIDY 8 CO.'S.
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o WHITE RIVER
RAILROAD PACKET co PAHY.
WHITE RlNER LINE
Running from DeYaH's Bluff "a ~csa7sotlga
with the Memphis ana Little Beck

llaatAH H4M 9euAl Ht4A US E~lna6etlal
with the hsmphis ana Little Seek RI
nOMMENCING MONDAY May r.
}, 1871, the steamer OSAG s,
3. Davis, Master, Chas. Smithers, CIsrE- WI-
leave DeFalPs Blu6 MONDAYS WEDEE5-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at s O'Clock pm. ION
arrival OF train from Memphis. for Des are.
Augusta ana Ia~cksonpOTt. Returning. leave
J~acksonpOrt TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, at 5 pm, making connection
with trains at Deya0's Bluff for Memphis and
Little ROck.
As early IS the trake VIII justify. the
steamer BALLIE v. VII he added TO the line,
making tri-Wsekly trips to Augusta, West
Point and 8earcy. JEO. B. DAVIS.
APPS EuptR Railroad Packet Co.
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I LAMP CLEANER.
MEMPHIS, June 8, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
I have, during May, cleaned and
repaired as gas and 40 oil lamps;
total, ass. Ihave put II new gas lamps
on Shelby street and 4 on Adams street;
total, q. have put 8 new oil lamps on
Alabama street; total, 3. I have repaired
by soldering, e-c., q gas and Is oil lamps:
total, 80. Ihave put 275 new lights in gas
and % new lamps in oil lamps; total, 1863
1 have received in May us boxes lamp
glass. Respectfully,
JOSEPH RABORI.
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CITY INSPECTOR,
MEMPHIS, June 7, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
I beg leave to submit my report of re-
Ceipts at my Office for the months Of April
and Msy, 1871:
April - Miscellaneous weighing and
gsuging, $3.50 80; weighing coal, FI5 70
May-MisCsllansOUs weighing and gaug-
ing Sl93 e.; quarterly adjusting scales to
June LIST, SI75 So; weighing coal, S. So.
Total, $648 SO.
Respectfully submitted,
W. H. HORTON, City Inspector.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Renphla and s.. - D. S. MaHun

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
aemphIs and ST. Louis q. S. Nail Line
For OsceoIa, Madrid, Hickman. Belmont and
cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron r. T.. At Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats up the Ohio River.
CITY OF CHESr- -----ZeigIe master
This elegant steamer viii leave IL
as above
THURSDAY, 8th inst. at pm
Tickets Tor al points Via Memphis and st.
Louis PACKETS NORTH East and West, apply
TO General Railroad aud Steamboat Office.
TON B. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received at theSL. Louis WnarfDozt.
w j.. DILL Agent
JeI ELEM. CALHE6I. supt.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For Now Orleans.
The splendid passenger Steamer
eHEHHY AMES
West JacObs-.-.master Fowler---cIerk
Leaves FRIDAY, 9Th inst, ar u m
RICH'D -. LIGHTBUREE, Agent,
Js5 ~ front street
FOR VICKsBURG.
United States Mail Line for Vlcksburg-For
Helena. Napoleon and Ficksburg.
CITY OF master
This elegant passenger packet -
will leave as above
THURSDAY, 5th inst, at 5 pm.
Freight received at theSLLCuis Wharfbcat.
". +. DILL Agent.
je8 FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
He1phls and Arkansas River PsG kst Gem,
pagy--#hi3s River Lice.
For Helena, Mouth White River, Clarendon.
eFaL's BIuGand JacksOnpOrt
The splendid passenger
TH0S. T. ALLEN : Ashford, master
This superb passenger and freight steamer
will depart as above on
SATURDAY, June 10 at 5 pm
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. G.. PATTESON, AGENT
No. Z Madison st.. Merchants Insurance
COmp2uy's building. ie7
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.

GREAT BARGAINS IN THE FOLLOWING
LINE ofGOODs for THIS WEEK ONLY.
Ladies' Collars, all kinds Russian
TOwellHg, Sash Ribbons, Oil
Cloths, BOys'liasn Suits,
etc, siG., only at
VENDlC & BRO.
80. 226 NAH STREET.
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MEMPHIS, June Z, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
In compliance with a resolution Of your
Board I herewith submit q preliminary
estimate Of the cost of protecting the river
front above Jefferson street, as folloWst
From Jefferson street TO Washington,
S60 1000; from Washington to Market,
$50, 900. Respectfully submitted,
J, h. HUMPHREYS,
City Engineer.
Referred 20 Improvement COMMITTEES OF
the Council, june q, 1871.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by n. Cohen, S4 Main street.
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J. N. PETTIGREW,
Chairman Committee on Accounts.
The account of J.. W. Scales was referred
back to the Committee on Accounts
January q 1871.
CITY ENGINEER.
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
MEMPHIs, Tenn June z, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council.
d following Is 8 statement of the expen-
ditures Of this department for the month
OF May, 1871:
90 W
C1ice EEpeases.
J 4 La~lten0eh...---. '.'---'--s-...-..--r.e II ~
Streets and A0eyS.
Pay roll ofstreeti ree-....---.....-..-. s.0l6 ~
Dickinson 20
VIVA NW
Altqne kinney s-."',,,',.s'.'t..,.-.r W
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CITY TAX

VII ny |UIIIN.-INT6I
MEMPHIS, June 6, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
Believing il to be to the interest of the
city and citizens of Memphis, I concluded
not to make my report Of condemned lots
until the first of July, 1871, at which time
I hope to have but few to report.
Respectfully,
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
City Tax Collector.
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TEE2
GERMAN NATl0HRL BANK
or MEMPHIS.
0mCeras
H. E. GARTH. President.
]. G. HEELY, Vics-Pr8s'L
EaARTIH GRIFFIN, Cashier.

DdEecFoEa
LOUIS HANAUEE, Of s-chCo1eId, Hauausr
& 70.
E. ]. KEEL, OF Keel & Co.
s. JONES. of Jones. Brown Co.
III. a MEIEE. Of H.H H5tts q son..
q. L. DkNIS0E, OF DrEiu Errs. G. Co..
A. T. HARRIS. OF Harris. Cochran g Co.
E-AuMELL. Of %. IrsarWelLE Era7.
DIP MADDEN, of Hadden q avery.
F.. MEYER. Of Meyer, BickueI & 70.
J. Nicely Of Brooks, Eee.y q Co.
V. BACIGALUPl. J.J.TEEEE.
j. l. GARTH.
This Bank Transaefs "a General BANKING
and Exchange Business.
Exchange for sale on all Principal
Cities Of the United stafes
and Europe.
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- 1919. al5 ssoond -.
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the number of patients registered during
the month of May st 2S8; number OF
prescriptions issued, S16; type Of disease
generally mild.
ALEXANDER ERSKINE. Nc. D.,
Dean Faculty Medical College.
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aerehaats' St. Leafs and Arkansas River
Packet ga7suanr.

FOR PIN BiuG, little Rock, Louisburr Dqr4
uAneAel Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
SmlJhi composed OF the following
ElfHL-class. LoW-Water FraighF
and Ennrnnr-n n-ar-aE
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EoR sALE.

EFoNEY-To loan Money 0 Collatersls
vi Address N and &, p o. eoL rs. myH
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EsAkTs.

ragHEA-Asv-cauc7 Ms Principal in the
Hre-Hu Masonic COLLEGE will occur on
rIumHucemeut Gay, 2lst June, aud the Board
o. rulrs=l invite proposals TO q lEuch We
4 nov None but a I've teacher, emineUtly
d. Ti6eu Eud g thorough d~iscip}inarlRn need
aupry. ]. q. MURRELL, Sec'y,
led Macon. Tenn
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receive the genial rays OF the SUM-
Let not the people be worried into
despair. We can trace the dim cut
line of a bow of promise in the
heavens. We have a great country,
q great destiny, a great posterity in
anticipation, and tremendous obi
cations upon US. Sectional mad
ness and fanaticism have well nigh
reached their extremity. The peo-
pie of the North are beginning to
take the alarm. Every wave has its
recon. So the misrule which has
beaten upon the South is recoiHng
upon the North. Some Of the lea
ding newspapers are crying out in
alarm. The South is sending up
her recruits Of Congressional mem
bers; even New Hampshire is pour
ing out Democratic strength from
her afrozen Ioins;" and in the com
ing Presidential contest, the West
viii make the very land tremble
with the tread of herrallying hosts.
The signs all indicate turn in af-
fairs. Let the people all be pru-
dent, active, hopeful; pursue the arts
Of peace, repress all disorders, de-
monstfate the problem that they
are capable of self government,
and through the ballot box, hurl
their oppressors from power, and
give the world assurance that Re
publican government is not a fail
ure on the American Continent.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-05-11
Meeting of Bishops.

The College of Bishops of the
NJ. E. Church South is now in ses-
sion at Nashville. All the Bishops
are present except Early of Virgin
ia whose health was too feeble to
admit of his attendance. On Sun
day last the memorial services for
Bishop Andrew were held at Nc
Kendree church. The memorial
sermon preached by Bishop Pierce
was said to have been very eloquent
and impressive and in keeping with
the great talents of the distinguish
ed Bishon who delivered If.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-05-11
The Presidential Difficulty Of the
Democrats SOlyed-General
Sherman the Man.

81 probably have as good means
of information as most persons in
regard to what is called the Kuklux,
and am perfectly satisfied that the
thing is greatly over-estimated; and
if the Kuklux bills were kept out of
Congress and the army kept at their
legitimate duties, there are enough
good and true men in all Southern
States to put down all Kuklux or
other bands of marauders.
The remarks we quote were de-
livered by General Sherman in a
short impromptu address recently
at New Orleans. The American
Union Club, composed mostly of
radical ofice-holders, captured the
General on his way to Texas for a
reception, and urged him, against
his viii, to make a speech. These
gentlemen expected, doubtless, to
hear something fattering to them,
the radical party and the admins
tration. But Gen. Sherman is a
fearless, honest and outspoken man.
He is no flatterer, time-server or
partisan. Though a brilliant and
fluent speaker, this little speech
was almost as short as Gen. Grant
is in the habit of delivering. But
how full of meaning How signifi-
cautt What a reproef to the rAdi-
cal party and administration for
their pretended Kuklux legislation
and coercive policy ~ =. Her.