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GOOD TIME IN THE COUNTRY.
The Beauty and ChivaIry of Bartlett Turn
out to Eat Barbecue.

II there be n reason why the beauty
and chivalry of a suburban village should
not turn out to eat barbecue in the shade
of contiguous woods OF a hot day in sum-
mer we have not heard it. The people of
Bartlett never heard it, or having heard
1t failed to see the peculiar force of the ar
gumeDt.
On yesterday several invitations ar
rived in the city to people Of a noble and
liberal disposition, to go OIL and eat bar
becue with the good people of Bartlett
under the big trees of a beautiful wood
which lie adjacent to the village. Areg-
ular barbecue was got up by the people
of Bartlett in the grove, and the people of
Bartlett and the surrounding sristocrstic
neighborhood went there in strong female
force. The ladies were particularly well
represented in the great features of beau
ty and numbers. AS az agreeable adjunct
to the barbecue a bran dance was pre='
vided for, and these too parallel and sis
terly pleasures, ran side by side all day
with the utmost harmony. About noon.
oil q few moments after, the barbecue
seemed to have the better of the terpsi-
chorean pleasure, but the frisky''terp" put
In his best ticks later in the day and had
the satisfaction of gaining the day all to
himself. City Father Amis was afraid to
stop longer than just to shake n leg
and then bolt for Swsyne's springs, but
his brother, in fairness and gayety, Henry
n. Eshman, remained all day, and now
speaks in rapturous strains of the roast
shoat, kid and lamb, that did exquisite
service, in relieving sharp appetites. It
was not generally thought that Bartlett
could turn out such a corps of beautiful
girls and accomplished dancers as illus
trated their ancient renown on the
grounds yesterday. Bartlett is coming
60.
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and the bends, leaving at s pm. Stack

and the bends, leaving at 5 pm. Stack
Lee Is her gentIeinanly clerk.
Barney Barrinds paid q visit to DR..
B~leckburn's villa at Laconia Circle. ne
became infatuated with the place, and
says he will noP hunt him a help-mate
and seek a rendezvous at Laconis Circle.
The Henry Amss, Captain Jacobs, will
leave tomorrow at 3 O'Clock for New Or
leans.
The 81. NJ. shreve is the Saturday Red
river packet.
Captain John Bird hiss laid up the I'M
porter at New Orleans and returned to St.
Louis. He comes out next season OF the
big stern-wheelsr building at Pittsburg
forCaptsin Williams.
A German, name unknown, committed
suicide on the Rob Roy, between Clarks-
vile and Cape Giradean, by shooting him
self in.the mouth and then jumping over
board. He was s~tesling his way down on
the boat.
Dad Durham, mate of the Grand Tower,
was presented at st. Louis with q gold
shield.
Captain Charles N. Scott, one of the
oldest pilots on the river Is in Wishing
ton for the purpose of giving his views to
the Board of Inspectors.
The towboat Atlantic run through her
self near Greenville, Mississippi.
The Sallie, Captain James Rice, with
Charley Sharp in the office, leaves to-
morrow for DuYall's Bluff. She enters
the railroad line and will ply as a regular
packet between DuYall's Bluff and upper
White river. She and the Usage will give
the people on upper White river the bene-
fit of a daily line.
The Belle Memphis will be taken out
on the docks at st. Louis and be repaired
for the fall season.
The steamer Victoria burned at Lind
say, Ontario, a few days since, while
lying at the wharf. Loss S42, OOO.
The Thomas II. Allen, Captain VIM.
Ashford, is the regular Saturday White
river mail packet. She will be in port to-
day.
The Belfast is due up to-day from New
Orleans, bound for the Ohio river.
Geo. Griffith, the "bil clerk" on the A,
]. White did not climb the isckstafi
during the storm the White was in, as was
reported On the wharf yesterday. George
enjoyed thsaport.
The LeoHdas' cargo will be forwarded.
There was very little damage on her cargo.
Tho boat will prove a total loss.
Tuesdays Nashville Union and AmeTi.
can says: "Colonel Albert was engaged
yesterday in getting up q party to 90 with
him to survey the upper Cumberland,
and will probably start up the river very
shortly. He has already let out one con-
tract for $4,000 for the Improvement of
The lower Cumberland. This contract en-
braces 4 $40 miles of the upper part of
harpeth Shoals, and the removal OF va
ficus distractions between Nashville and
the Shoals, among other things the raising
OF the Old pier Just opposite the city and
the blasting of rocksn,ear the islands. This
contrsct has been taken by a practical
man, who had also q contract on the Lou
isv1lle canal under @ Weitzsl.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
A Young Boy Gets Cut in Two by a Rail-
road Train.

On the train that left the Charleston
depot yesterday at two O'Clock there was
9 young boy of fourteen, named Louis
Boyle. He travelled on the train, we
learn, as an employe of Ed. Worsham, the
news agent. When the train got well on
its way he commenced to go among the
passengers selling his wares. While pass
ing from one car to another he 1ell and
was nearly CUT in two by the swiftly run
ming cars. His death was almost instant.
His body was greatly mangled. He was
said to be q very energetic and industrious
boy, and is greatly regretted by all who
knew him.
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coLoRED c~URIosITIEs.
The Prevalence Of HOOdoOism AmOne
the Blacks. d

During the course of several murder tri-
ais, recently carried on in Louisiana and
Mississippi, the peculiar characteristics of
the colored mind were strongly
brought out. In one case IL was
shown that q colored woman Hoo
dooed her sick husband into the
next world under the impression that
man lying in the bed, built q fire outside
the door OF the cabin and kept it up with
various sorts Of DOT and weeds and
barks, which h directed her children to
carry from the woods. She also sacrificed
two black kittens and g lamb, which were
stolen for the purpose. She kept this
thing up all day and night, deaf all the
time to the faint cries of her fevered hus-
band for water and refreshment, until he
died. When she thought he was dead, the
ire was lowed to go out, and the family
returned indoors aud commenced acting
as usual.
Another case occurred in Mississippi,
where two black girls operated on their
mother much In tho same way that the
witches in Macbeth acted. They concoct-
ed a most hellish broth, and cooked the
old woman's goose with it. The question
was, whether there was guilt, malice afore-
thought, and evil design in all this. It
was plainly superstition of the worst
character. Many people in Memphis are
of opinion there is nothing Of all this
going on round here. This Is an smiable
sort of ignorance. a visit to the lower
st~ation-house would remove this blind
ness mighty quick. Hardly q colored per-
son is brought in there who does not
show evidence of this peculiar supersti-
ton. Among the property usually found
upon them is a hoodoo rag, a piece of
scarlet flannel. inside the flannel there is
sometimes found q coon's foot, a rabbits
or a mink's; but invariably q piece of bad
lodestone, not unfrequently quicksilver,
a broken needle and a cockrosch. Some
of them contain the skeleton ofa bat. The
tails of rats and mice are One
of them contained the hooked besk OF an
owl. There is an imposter named Aunt
Annie, who puts up these rag for Eve
dollars each. The colored people all the
time evince the widest, most passionate
regard for those rags, and at the time are
greatly afraid OF them when manipulated
in the hands of those who know how to
use them. Their supposed virtues are of
g terrific character. The hoodoo rags are
always carried by the men; very rarely by
Unmau
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. So Rim the First ChanceTy Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Lewis Selby VS..
A. n. Ferguson ct al.
TT appearing from the Sherif's return in
L this cause that the defendant, Sarah L.
Dent, cannot be found in Shelby county, ami
upon whom personal process cannot be had:
it also appearing that a writ of attachment
has been issued in this cause, and returned
levied upon the property of defendants, A,
n. Ferguson and II. G.. Dent:
1t is therefore ordered, That she make
her appearance. herein, at the courthouse
the first Monday In August, 1871, and ple1d
answer or demur to compliments bill or the
same viii be taken ior confessed as to her
and set for hearing exparte; and that a
opy of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. this June q, 1871.
A ~copy-Attest;
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master,
X j. BLAOE, Deputy Q. & III.
Vance q AndsrEOn. SOL for Cnmnlit- iacR
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aAs FIFTIEs. sl5 seoond aIreel.

BURKHr9's COOKING ExrAAoF sold bv,t
Oliver 4 Fnney.
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CHANGE OF WATER. Persons accus.
toned IN the spring and well water of the
North, csnnOt safely drink the water of
Dur Southern AID Western States in an
unqualified state without immiLent peril
to their health. A mere change IF water
7nder the most favorable circumstances,
will tend TO disorder, in some degree, the
digestive organs. The best known safe
guard against the unpleasant and often
dangerous effects arising from these
causes is PLANTATION BTTTERs; at the
same time il is the best tonic and sppe-
tizer in the world.
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COOL FOR HOT WEATHER.

1t would be very pleasant this very
warm weather for some velv deserving
poor man or womsn to inves. I've dol
lars In the Real Estate DistribulSn and
get the New Memphis Theater, mich
is bringing 5000 a year rent in the 'cooi."
The lucky share fer this or some other
valuable piece of property is waiting for
you at 233K Main. Dig it up to-day.
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LOST.

HOW-SIO REWARDED my place, st
u the crossing OF Beale street and Memphis
dChRrleston railroad, June 4th, one white
coz. six or seven years old, heavy with cali
small horns turned up. red ears, q sill sno
under bit out OF each, = top slope out OF one
esr-nof sure but out OF both; B small beil
and chsin on her neck. ANY person deliver
ing said COW. or giving 10 leaa
10 Der ecovery shall get the above reMAfo-
BARNEY 81 Y.H a. and c. r r Shop
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Q RP MS PICNIC,
At
lanes PARK, TUESDAY, JULY a.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.
Non-Rasldeot Iloilca

- DANCING from 10 La. 70 p.m
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Supreme Court.

JACKSON, TENN, June g.. Clafiin VS..
'Besthof q Mellinger, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
yesterday, as affirmed, was reversed and
the bill dismissed. The court is engaged
on the State docket. Shredder VS.. the
State will be reached tomorrow; Miller
VS.. Miller in Judge Nelson's section, the
argument finished; in same section tae
Tennessee National Bank VS.. Ebbert sad
others on trial.
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IUMP AROARD-THE TRAIN MOVING.

You vino have delayed getting tickets
for tse Fourth of July excursion TO the
ownership of soma splendid city prop
eFty ia the Real Estate Distribution, had
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Call and examine it before purchasing
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.'S,
and Carpet-house, 1888 Main st,
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NOTlCE.

MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
WI MEMPHIS, Tenn, June %, ISL
. Owners OF Dogs are hereby notified
that the Ordnance in relation to Dogs run.
nina at large will be put In force on and after
MONDAY, JULYS, 1871.
ts0a mo TOuNGON Nf.uo-
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NOTICE.

sS. The stockholders In the BLUFF CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby notinsd
that the Beard Of Directors have taia day
made 3 second call Of ten per cent.
tai stock Of said Company. payable be
fore the 18th 81, July next.
.a,s No -
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SUNDAY.

Fresh meats will be delivered on SIN
A MORNING, between 5 10 X o'clock, to
any part Of d city, by OppenheiEaer d
Hochstadter, IS Jefferson street, provided
the orders are sent In on Saturday before
noon,
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me lew and elegant hgnt-draught eanel
eLlTTLE RDEKA@s

Erolghts for AL points consirns4 o.
Elliott 4 AH1gr, Memphis. Of thz
VII be pro 2rWar1ef ne
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es4s am ppm. llO;4Sp.m.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIYS
FOR VILLAGE.

Fer Shawn 9 Village aad the Sends.
The Semi-weekly United States Mall Packet,
OIL CITY.
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PITTSBgRe CONE.

LosT OR SToLEE.-A white and lemon
spotted setter dog. Rewsrd offered for
his delivery ct BIZ Main street.
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HIGH OF barome.
IT,. BROWN. Observer
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF ca. SIG. OFFICER,
WAEHIN0nON, June q. 1871.

The barometer has fallen slightly north
ana west Of Missouri. II has generally
rlsen since Wednesday evening on the
Lakes snd on the Atlantic COAST. hut As
now somewhat fallen from North Caro-
Una 70 Florida. Temperature mes fallen
on Lakes Erie and Ontario. In Ohio
valley andFlonds. Northwest winds bsve
prevailed during the day NORTH and
east OF PennsylysRia. 6outbwestsyIv
Winds have set In on the Gulf COAST ana
nesh northwesterly winds on IaEs
Michigan sre now local and yariaoIa
Clear weather has been very RenersIlv 20"
ported IN interior and clearing wesfber IN
Middle Eastern States. Clouds and rain
prevailed in Northern Florida. Iieht
rain fell in Western Tennessee during fbe
night. It is pr0babie that threatening
weather on the Gulf eoast viii extend,
with southwesterly winds, into the ia.
terror, and rain is pr0bsbls for South A.
lantic States tonight. Eastersy winds
are probable for Upper Lakes on Friday.
Cool weather viii probably be expert
encsd In Middle and Eastern States.
GAS FErTIEs, Sl5 Second street.
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STRAYED.

AGULES[laRSFTznde street. two mare
LNEsHluiez. darE bay; one OF them 8 young
81 about u ha0ds high. not over 6 years
Old: the other about a hRnoE n about 10
years old. Auberal reward VIII be psid for
refDrn Of same at ss3 Linden, or 81 . South
ocurE EB-Both had On beiters az time OF
mipssrx. BIGLEY, MELLERSH a co.
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SIZE Moss FARINE, from pure Irish
moss, for blanc mango, ~puddings, Gus
tErds, creams, ETC., etc. The cheapest,
heslthiest and most delicious food in the
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

j. ~. 2t6E
VIII leave Memphis for Shaw IT,
nee Village, and all intermediate
landings, every HONDA and FEIDAY.afIp-m
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ATTENTION. EMMET GUARDS /!

You are requested 10 meet in your Hall
this friday evening at s O'Clock, to make
arrangements to celebrate the Fourth of
July.
CORNELIUS SULLIVAN, seo'y.
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LOCAL NEWS
-Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
W. z. Mitchell's school. BOB Third st.
Furnished lodging rooms for gentle.
men over I88 Main street for rent.
Miss Maggie Fesly will teach At the
Linden street sshool during the Skinner.
The DAILY APPEAL, hVe cents per
copy, can be had OF all newsmen in The
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2ll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ISL. J0sEPH's INFIRMARY- In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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lAain street. Buffalo.
:. D. CALDWELL. Gent Manager.
y RAIsIcE. 0anI PaaznEL 49, Rnsaio-
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TKE

WAR DPTEET SIGNAL SERVICE, U.BA.l
MEMPHIS, June q, 1871. I
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WARREN & CO.,
Agents for Arrow and Button Ties,
Il MANUFACTURERS PRICES:

nOUGLAss, Southern Mills, j. h, Magno-
~ liza, Phoenix, Bradley, KY. Ply, Dixie,
Lytie ]. q Co. etc, etc.
Brands Of Flax Hemp and Jute Bagging.
ders solicited. Refer to dec. r.. Robinson,
Esq, st. Louis; First National Bank, Mem
phts. j. j. McCOmb. ESQ Liverpool. Eng.
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FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT.

VIII leave Memphis MONDAYS and FRI :
DAYS, puuctually ats pm
For freight or passage, apply on board.
anE
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eTHAM FTrTrEa. BE aAoond EtrssL.

JOE LooKE, news dealer, 236H Main
street, hiss all the late papers from ali
parts OF the United States.
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First chancery COurt-MOrgan, Chancellor.
The Court was not in session yesterday.
To-day, motions will be heard.
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Rooms AND BOARD.

noARDERs-A few day boarders can be
. scc3mEnodatsd at No. 40 Market street,
sorner second. js50
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VIII. Mansford, at his book and perl
odical store, has all the late magazines
snd illustrated and weekly papers.
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For RENT,

NTORF-From LIST October, SlLs store NO.
- Rl6K Main street, 8 doors south OF Monroe,
now oerupfed by Rosensteil & Co. Apply TO
W. H0Nr. or
jsN PETTIT& SIMPSON, Lee blee1
nOARpING HOUsE-At Iuks springs
- rooms. $50 per month II not rented
f6fs week. hoarders wanted at 81 70 sc per
week. Apply for three days At 80 Besle, OF sd
dress .. 81 D. Miller, IuEs. Miss" 1e1s
n ESnESCFS-Two residences, new suit
IL elegant omees, several rooms.
les Wa. WHEATLE1- bethel BLOCK
.TOUsE-A ane two-story Brick Dwelling
81 House, with nine rooms, Gas, Cistern,
etc. No. u7L ExchsnE street. Inquire OF
url6 4. HARRIS, 5 Main street
nRUIDS1 HALL Several nights II the
week. Tor lodge or societies, is for rent
For further particulars, Inquire al NJ. bkESi
ga second street. OF to MARTIN COHEN 81
Hos- sf-aer nlyIb
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Just rsesived twenty thousand bushela
hest article.
BIaLEYkELLERsH 4 90.
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THREE hundred thousand more Whee-
Ter and Wilson sewing machines in use
than any other patent.
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LAW REPORTS.

First Circuit court-HeiskeIl, Judge.
The Court will be In session to-day.
Bills of exceptions must be handed in IN
or by Monday next.
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joe Locke, 236k Main street, has ali the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
Weeklies and the largest variety of daiies
In the city.
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PHALoN's NEW PERFUME.
81 LOVE YOU.D
al LOVE YOU.o
81 LOVE YOU.n
al LOVE YOU.n
81 LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU.D
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME,
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET,
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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RAILROAD PACKET co aPANY.
WHITE RIVER LINE.
Running frOa DsVaIi's BIBR Ia ~esnssofIsa
With the Asnpsls aHa Little asok r.. r.

HOMMEHCIEG MONDAY. Nay
~ }, 1871, the steamer Usage,
h. Davis, Master, ChRs. Smfthers, CIeTH. vii
cave eValls Bluff MONDAYS, WEDNEH-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at 8 O'Clock pm. ION
arrival OF train from Memphisl, for Das Arn,
Augusta and Jaeksonport. Returning, leave
y~acksonport TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, at 5 pm, making connection
with trains at Dsvanis Blur for Memphis and
Little Rock.
As early a. the trsks VIII t~ustiy~
steamer SALLIE v. Will lie adda[sFrSrs
making tEt-weeky tups~I ngws+s w.
- b. DAVIS.
Railroad parEetCn.
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Second ChanCery COurt-ScOtt, Chancellor.
This Court has adjourned to Monday
next.
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No. "a, h. DIN the Second Chancery Court
Of Shelby Connty, Tenn Max Herzog and
others VS.. John DDnahue. Anna Marian
MOnsarrat, Lily Monsarrat, George Mon
sarrat, Chas MOnsarrat ct al.
1T appearing that process of subpoena issued
i against the defendants, Ann Marian Mon
sarrat, George MOnssrrat, Lilly Monsarrat,
Charles MOnsaTI AZ, oscar MOnsSrrat. requir
ing them to appear and answer, which has
been returned by the Sheriff of Shelby county
with the indOrsement that they are not 20 be
found in his county:
1t is therefore ordered that said defend
ants make their appearance herein, at
the courthouse of the Second Chan
Gerry Court, in the city ofMemphis, Tenn, on
or before the first Monday In August, 1871, and
plead, answer or demUr 10 cOInplainant's
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as TO them and set for hearing exparte; and
that q copy Of this order be published once
q week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal, this June %, ISL
a copy-Attest.
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELCHKR, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Westeott q Stahl, Soils for cOmpIts. je29
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GRAND EXCURSION
nAHn ~suenrEron.
The Union Steamboat Company viii sen
their faVorite steame
auru,KC CaDfafn Il = Turua-


The Union Steamboat Company viii send
their favorite steamer
Captain J.. +. Turner
Leaving buffalo, July I9. Cleveland, July
30, Detroit, July q, on a
Grand Excursion around Lake Superior
every point OF interest on that
" celebrated and beautiful AXE. The trip
will occupy twenty-five days. Prominent
attractions on th6 route are; Lake Erie.
Cleveland, Detroit, Detroit River, Lake st.
Clair and River, 8Srnia, Lake Huron, SAINT
Ste Marie, st. Hary's River and Rapids, Lake
Superior, Heepigon River, -four days for
trout nEhtnR), Isle Royale, the celebrated SD-
yer Island, Fort William lone day TO visit the
British Camp, the Hudson Fay Station, and
the famous Amethyst Vein, Duluth. supe-
rior City, Bayfield,. La Pointe, Portage Lake
Copper Mines a day., Marquette Iron
Mines at Negaupee n deyl.Ihe E1et0red
Rocks, Point aux Pins. Detcur, Maektnec and
Parties intending 70 camp on
the Fishing Grounds at Neepison River
should provide themselves with tents, camp
eQuipage. etc An experienced Ply stefan
win be on board the entire Trip Asufdcfsnt
OF lnaDc dresses will Do IN board. a
Band Of Muslc will accompany the Ex-
cursfon. As only EIGHTY TIuKEIS VIII be
sold, application for them should be made at
fair for the Entire NIP. including
Meals and BerthS, |
Cor passage and all Information aDp1v to |
SIXTH CALDWELL Agent.
1Aain street. Buffalo. !
;. y. CALDWELL, Gent Manager.
Il 4. PATRICK. GeEI ReH1UFfr aaL EufaIn. /
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAyING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES

KIVERsI WEATHER AND BUSINESS
Weather cool and pleasant. The river
here rose 8 inches in the past "a hours. At
Cairo it fell 8 inches yesterday. at st.
Louis the river rose l foot. Cumberland
river is rising, Several of the tributaries
of the Ohio are reported rising above Gin
cinnati, which viii improve navigation in
that stream. Arkansas river is falling at
Little Rock, with 5 feet in the channel
from there out. White river is receding,
with 6 feet in the channel from Jackson
port. Business On the wharf continues
dull)with light shipments TO all points.
the Geo. w. Check, for the bends, had a
moderate freight trip. The Cincinnati
packet will be in to-day, which will make
times a little more lively on the wharf.
The Boyd was receiving some freight for
Arkansas river Yesterday.