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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-10
ACCIDENT Thursday afternoon Captain

ACoIDENT.-Thursday afternoon Captain
Thomas j. Little of this city rode out to Dun
STAINS Corner, Scarboro, with his wife, and in
jumping from the carriage the lady struck up
on her right foot in an unnatural manner, turn
ing the ankle, and bringing the strain upon
the knee with such force as to fracture the
knee-pa creating dangerous and painful
wound. She was at once got home and is now
under the care of a surgeon, who says it will be
several.months before she RECEIVERS from the &C.
cident.
BASE BALL ToURNAMENT.-On Monday the
Resolute Club of this city 60 to Brunswick to
participate in the tournament, which com
mences that day. They go in the 6.15 a. m
train, and all those DESTROYS of going with then
can get their tickets for 50 the round trip
Good games may be expected, as the following
clubs will play: Dirigo of Augusta, Cong'om
crate of Waterville, Electric Of Waterville
Resolute of Portland, and a club from Bath
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

DIVISION OF TELEGRAMS AND REPORTS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.
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soLn ave MuRpERous rAIEF.
An ImpeeunIOas COIOred Literally
"GOes Through. q Jewelers. shop.

An ImpeeunAORs COIOEed Literally
Goes Through" n jewelers. shop.
Yesterday morning a colored man, who
had sweltered ali the previous night In
Rotten Row, stepped u bright n early
because he had heard hat the early bird
catches the early worm. This crow stepped
along Main street IN search of worms. He
saw n near Gayoso street in the shape
OF an per store without an attendant. 1t
was the jsWelry establishment of Mr. +.
Bsuman, wh9 st that moment was in the
back oOm making his toilet. While be
was arranging his new cravat under his
good looking chin, the afore. mentioned
niger /" stepped into the store, and rais-
ing the top of the glass case, possessed
himself of three of those watches that are
sold for gold. Mr.. Baumsn saw him In
away the plumber, which he had
slowed beneath his shirt. Mrs. Bsuman
helped In the capture. The front door
was quickly closed and q policeman sent
for, while the valiant jewslry man stood
guard over the colOred, pistol In hand.
The Rotten Row dsrky, however, did not
propose to thus surrender and be deprived
of his liberty and his right to steal with
out q struggle. He threw an uneasy eye
around the place and saw q pistol, for
which he grabbed and snapped IL at the
head Of Bauman. There was nothing In
1t. A fierce scuffis ensued, during which
the colored dragged the jewelry man and
his wife away TO the back door, and then,
giving zach q belt in the ear, he darted
out and was making over the fence before
Bsumsn recovered from his surprise. TIE
mig got a parting shot In the part thst
went over the fence last. He scampered
away toward the bayou bowling. BE
thus made his escape, after literally Ego
ing through" the jewelry store, fought
two battles and overcsme all his enemies.
In the afternoon he was arrested by the
Captain Of police and brought to the sta
LIGHTHOUSE, but no signs of the pistol shot
we're found upon his person, except a
small puncture In the thigh.
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thursday, august u. 1871,

Within legal hours. the following described
property, to-wIf:
All the right, title and interest OF defendant
SaltalamRohla, IN n 10 a certain term for
years or leasehold interest, TO begin and run
nom the LIST day OF May, 1856, for 81 years
thence next ensuing TO and for q lot OF
ground IN the city Of Memphis, described as
lot No. %; beginning on the south side OF
Warrington street ls9 feet from the interssc-
ton Of the east line OF Fourth street with
the south line OF Washington street; thence
east with Washington street 70 feet IA ex-
tending back south, between parallel lines
81 righf-angles with Warrington street, 81
feet 10 = private alley. being the same prop
erty conveyed toS altalamachta by B. B. Wad-
dell on the first day OF Nay or 10Th OF Jan
uary, 1855.
Also, the liquors, fixtures n furniture in
the saloon, No. Is Jefferson street, Memphis
Also, all the furniture above In said build
ing and tho bzildlng next thereto N the
west
TERMS OF SALE.-The real estate to be sold
on q credit OF six months; notes, with ap-
proved security required, rearing interest
nom date; lien retained IS security. Equity
OF redemption barred. IN personal prop
erty VIII be sold for cash.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Ksster.
YriRht6 MoKisstck, q Gam oole, Att'ye
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MORE coLoREo SLAUGHTER.
A COIOred Girl Cuts Up her Lover witt
POekef-Knff4.

A COIOred Girl Cuts Up her Lover with
= POeket-HnfGe.
The cutting business seems TO become
more popular with the coloreds every
day. Last evening, before the night tell
there was a nice little battle on DeSoto
street, between Betty Avant and Frank
Essex. She is ''yailer" and he is not
much better. They were what the coloreds
call "~acquainted, +" and it appears be had
reason 20 become jealous of her, while she
hsrbored a trife of jealousy with regard
to him. Being more than commonly
jealous yesterday, he was looking for her
with q club on Beale street, and she was
hunting for him with q razor on DeSoto.
About half-psst five she came up with
him in a BARRIERS hop near Beale, where he
worked. The fight at once began. He
cut her severely about the hand and arm,
but she managed 10 get in on him with a
pocket-knife, and let him have It in the
breast pretty deeply, in the shoulder and
the back, until she laid him out. SheW vas
arrested at one and looked up in the
lower ststion-house. He was taken to
his mothers, on Csusey street, In a very
demoralized state and suffering tortures.
Big drops Of perspirstion stood upon his
brow, snd he was as cold as ice. It is
thought he will not recover. Betty seems
to be 3 very rough sort of person. Frank
makes the third msn she has carved
within six months.
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Thursday. September u. 1871,

proceed to sell, 10 the highest bidder, for
caRh, between u O'Clock m. and O'Clock p,
m, at ths foot of the stairs leading TO the
Chancery Court rooms, in the city OF Mem
phis, county aforesaid, sltuated Ly1ng ana
follows, to-wtt:
Beginnfng al the northwest corner Of Block
and southeast intersection OF klItn ana Kerr
sfraafa. fhenoe eastWardly with tho south
line OF Kerr street one hundred and forty
aiehf feet and six inches to al alley; thence
lev one hundred and f0rty-eight feet and
sly Inches 70 an alley; thence WestWardly
W5fh the north line Of the alley last named
one q and fOrty-elght feet six Inches
In FbTh street; hence northWardly with
fha esEt line OF fifth street one hundred and
feet and ak Inches to the beQfnn-
RbaneVe the title to said property 70 be
good bat will sell and convey only as
'r taanis A. M.FERaUsoN,T Trustee.
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DETROIT TOBACCO ABROAD.

Extract from the Detroit (Nieh.) Tribune.
August 10, 1911
Thst the fame OF Detroit manufactured
Tobacco il constantly increasing is shown
rs the many orders from the remotest
POINTS. On Tuesday Mossrs. j. Begley
AZ 90. resolved an order from Gao. B0tti-
IsI& Son. snuff and tobacco dealers, No.
- Chsspsids, London. England, Tor a
E1sntity % their Msyd0wer chewing 70.
Fscco, and the order has been filled and
Ihs tweed" shipped. Dstroit tobacco is
now shipped TO many ports 10 Earops and
Asia, and always finds g ready sale.
:. Kaufman & Bro, of this city, are
SCENTS for the above tobacco.
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eun ss-si5 second street.
EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1872.

The above publication viii be issued a.
nseAt Tor the coming year. Completeness
@Dd reliability guaranteed. We refer with
priae 20 our Directories Of the past three
years, Of this city.
As q guarantee Tor tbs future, Mr.. L.
Soards, general sgent OF the CompsDy.wiQ
oal on q business men for their ann
seriptions and advertisements, Southern
Publishing Company publishers; Richard
Edwards Superintendent and Managing
UiroCtQr.
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mANTs.

CITUAT Only 6 young man as CLERK
- has a knowledge OF bookkeeping Is cor
rect st figures; can give reiefeEces Is SOBER
and energetic, and not AFRAID OF Work. Ads
srlss EEERGY. Appeal once. anlf
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

-EARM-Ny farm. ca the old Raleigh road,
y known as the Catholic Place. containing
g-t% lcIcs-76 cleared, four miles from the
rifV. crossed b Cypress creek, and mostly
une bottom land. With good water, and ample
accommodation FOR man and beast.
s. T.. SNYDER, ND,
EuE o g Union street
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OLD FOLKS.
The Organization waxe1h strong
Preparations for the Cemfng res
ffyal.

The Organization waxe1h strong
Preparations for the Cemfng res
tfval.
The Old Folks at Home were In session
yesterday, and added the following ola
cIts TO their number: s. NJ. PickerllI,
Thomas Hoist, Julius @. Hoist, Joseph T,
Mason George Robertson, A. W. Drew,
X. M. Mason, Felix NJ. Jones, W. w
Wairl M. L, Sim, r. d. GOODWIN, J. r.
Wray, A. ]. White, T. g. Mallory, Reu-
ben ). Jones, @. B. Church, N. 8. Bruce,
j. Z. Prescott, Thomas Leonard, Charles
Kney, M. v. McKeon. J. J. DuBose, o. F.
Prescott, William S. Bruce, W. Il. Order,
John Larkin, O. B. Oliver, G.. r. Powell,
E. ]. Walton, D. E. Boisseau, William d
LuLnpkin, r. F. Looney.
the Annual Festival, which comes OF
next Thursday week at the Fair Grounds,
are to meet this afternoon to perfect all
the plans and regulations, and we are
specially requested to notify them to be
on han promptly at 4 o'clock at the st.
Louis Insurance Company's oIhce, Msdi-
son street. The following mernbers COM
pose the committee; Colonel T~rousdsle,
A. J. Hays, A. @. Belts, NJ. d. L. stewart,
George O. Holmes, w. B. Waldrsn, J. G..
Lonsdale, j. Steinkuhl, W. o. Lofiand,
F. w. Register.
This society seems to be growing in IA
vor very fast, and no doubt q delightful
day will be enjoyed at their great annual
gathering.
A TERRIBBE TEMPTATION, Hsrper's
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CHEAPEST HARDWARE HOUSE
IN

On account Of the low expenEssuDon wbiop
our business Is conducted, 1nducsmsnts win
rlenced and discriminating buyers.
BARBOUR, WILDER GsIMPsON.
P.s.-A varsity OF Apple ana Peaob Pars-,
u8tocAa en-f
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
Real and Personal Property,

First ohancerY Court oil Shelby county.-No
D., E.R,-Anthony Zanone ct al. VS.. Frank
Saitaiafnaehia. No. 254, N. R,-Louis LoE-
eretto VS.. Frank Saltalamaohia ct al.
~ virtue OF an inteFlocutory decree for
~ sale entered in the above cause, MAY g,
lbllt VIII sell st public auction, to the high
est bidder In 'front.' of the Clerk and Masters
once, 9reenlaw Block, second street, in the
city OF Memphis. Tenn. on
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Selma, Marion and Memphis a. r. Co
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS

ny order Of the Board Of Directors, q special
ID meefine OF the Stockholders OF this COM
pany Is called, TO take place in the city OF
Columbus, Mss, on The 6th OF September.
if74- Business Of tbe greatest 1mpOrtancs viii
bs brought before the convention, and 4 large
asssndanee IL requesteo
n. B FORREST, President.
s b. FoWLKH, seeTetsry. auli
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.DOAfDERs At No. no Uourt street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER and BY virtue or power conferred
upOn me by the deed OF trust OF Robert B.
Miller and Joseph Ptmm. executed on the
18th day OF October, 1865, and of record In the
Registers mic the eounty OF Shelby and
state OF Tennessee, In Book No. 81, part 2,
pages l9l, 1872 and 1888, and 10 which reference
Is herein made viii on
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JOE LOCKE, 286K Main street, has
cody, Peterson, Leslie, Demorest, Hsr-
Per, Galaxy, Eclectic, Every Saturdays
Monthly, APplston's Monthly, Pbreno-
logical Journal, Bzllou, Pleasant Hours,
a q hest Of other late monthlies, sl the
illustrated weeklies and principal dsilies
Of the United States.
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LOST

y REASTPIN-A gold breastpin, containing
ID the EkenessOf Robert Davis. II was in q
aueen bow OF RIBBON. The FINDER Will confer
q favor On the OWner by leaving at d.. Wes-
hoB's, OF al the Appeal Office aul6
nOG-LaIga pointer dog; white and brown
y spots had OF - chain collar with s. I.
walker on II. AlibeTa reward Will be paid
-I brought 70 J.. W. WALKER,
aui8 No. us CouIt strest.
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TT. BROWN. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIOE OF ca, SIG. OFFICER.

hundredtha-...
State OF weather
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ITUATION-Ry one who has six years
- hnsIuess acquaintance ineMempbis; gro
,5erv and commission business preferred;
~ Erencs given, II required. Address {. B,
n al this once. su57
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LOCAL NEWS
-Leddin's College.

-L7lNIN N0I1Eos
Attend RObertsonis College.
W. 2 BltohelI's school, SO Third st,
Tho DAILY APPEAL, five cents pen
copy, can Be had Of ali nsWsmsn In the
city
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. oil Main strest. Taree fsultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JOaEPH's IEFIRMARY-In charge OF
ana Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
Etssess.
10 oUE FRIENDS We invite letters
from our friends and subscribers in the
country. We al news In the fewest
words. Local movements and events,
politics. crops snd industrial and educR-
n0nsl progress. These sre the things to
Wuto about
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cas- FTTTrEa si6 second street

SEE advertisement Of DR.. Buttsi Dis
pansary, headed Book for the Million
Gsrrisge Guide-in another column. 1t
should Be rssd by al.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER ", 1871

as the day for distribution, when It is ex-
pected will be assembled the largest number
OF persons ever present al one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, will entitle the holder to i'd
mission to the Grounds, and participation in
the chances Of the following Inst Of
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SCROFULA.

This Compound IS nsysr-fallIng cure for
this terrible disease. How MANY diseases
have their seat In the blood-diseases which
have been treated vsinly for years. II the
blood alone is purified, in msst cases health
and happiness viii soon return. Dr.. Fow-
ler's Compound acts especially upon the
virus in the blood, causing in time the dis.
appearance OF the hideCus sores, and 1estor.
ing the skin to a hsalthfuI appearance, the
eye clear and sparkling, and the whole hu-
man organisation becomes healthy.
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IHR hnest grades OF wines and bran
dies carefully put up Ia bottles for medi-
cal and family use.
JOHN LILLY, s5I Main strsst.
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FaR SALE

no KAWAY-A No. / rookaWay, as good
* s. new for hall Its value This kind OF
Esreafn Is not 70 be had every day.
and sinols pole included Address q. Ap-
pesl ONCE. auH
{ EAsE-Tbe lease Of property No. "a Mar
ket- on which is built g two story frame
uweliing cOntainingseven rooms and kitchen.
Good yard and cistern. The lease havlng
three wears 70 run. EOr further Information
apply 70
ANS No. 6 Water street.
HOUSE AND LOTION Moseley avenue, lot
II oetw acres. inquired OF A. MOREHEAD,
new Raleigh road, 2 miles from Court Square.
IAW-MuLL.- One A No. ] Steam Saw-Mill,
= complete, with GrisI attached lforty-
horse poUerl. Apply 70 J. A. ONLE1,
fyE No 238% second street, Memphis.
nIUFF CITY MILLS, I7 Poplar street; in
Is F1od Teuair: viii sell on easy terms, or
INT d. L. MYERS,
~ NIX Main street.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIOE OF CH. SIG. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1871.
The barometer remains sensibly station
sry at the Rocky Mountain stations and
Pacific stations, and an area of high
pressure has advanced into Minnesota.
with q rising barometer from Central Lake
Erie TO Missouri, and westward an area
of low pressure has developed over Lake
Huron, and has advanced 70 east of south
east, and is now In Eastern New York.
The barometer, sitter rising considerably
IN Tuesday night In the Gulf States, Is
now again falling, and Is lower thsn 1t
was yesterday. The area in Its highest
temperature extends this afternoon over
Virginia and Tennessee. Local storms are
now reported from Louisiana and Texas,
from Arkansas to q Ontario, and par
TALLY cloudy n threatening weather on
the Middle and East Atlantic coast.
NortbW esterly winds, with clear weather,
prevail from Illinois northeast and north
wise. South a Boutheasterly winds are
generally reported from the Atlantic
Thursday on the Gulf coast; falling of
the barometer, with cloudy weather and
local rains Will probably extend to-mor-
row over the Southern and Middle States.
The area at the lowest pressure, with ST.
tendant rain, will probably pass over Mas
.sschusetts tonight, and fresh winds from
the southwest and northwest will prevail
from New York westward on Thursday.
JACKSON, TENN as Al educational
point, Is unsnrpsssing In West Tonnes
see; its physical, social and moral sdvan-
tsges characterize 1t eminently Is q supe-
rior locality for literary institutions Of
high order, and also possesses unusual
accessibility and most attractive advan-
tages for the thorough education OF youth.
The following schools ar6 In q fourishing
condition, and deserve your attention.
The various religious denominations are
well represented: The Baptist Female
Seminary, West Tennessee College, Men,
phis Conference Female School, Rev. I.
e. BrI9ht's Female school, Academy OF
the Immaculate Conception, Reads Tenn
perance Academy,
OF each school.
The expenses OF the schools are made q
small - practicable IN all respects.
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80 We orer TO the American public a new
and valuable remedy for the RbOve-men.
toned diseases. FoWler's Compound Ex-
tract is composed Of the best medicines
known 20 Materia 8edica. 1t is perfectly
pure in all Its ingredients, being composed
of several well-knOwn articles universally
used by the best physicians; each OF which
In eomblnatlOn-supplles what experiences
has shown TO be wanting when slngly EN-.
plOyed; but the result OF patient Investiga-
ton, requiring time, labor and skill, so as To
give the public q genuine article, which they
can rely upon, and In place OF the worthless
and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country; n Therefore enables US TO warrant
Compound Extract 10 be the most
perfect curative for diseases OF the blood
avar afa.nvaraH
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NOTICE

Ali parties Indebted to me for groceries
which they have eaten are requested to
call ana settle st corner Third and JefeT-
son streets. All bills not paid by Septem-
Der lst will be placed in the hands of an
oftcer for collection.
JOSEPH MUSSO.
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CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-Mm. Whitcomb's
Syrup for children is sold by druggists
for twenty-five cents a bottle, and rs an
admirable preparation for infantile dlsor-
ders.
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The WEATAER.
s:4s am. 2p.m. IlO:4sp.m.

War DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.S.A.l
MEMPHIS, August l6, 1871. I
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'WHKRB did you get those delicious
fraitsf" "Why, At Oliver 4 Wnnieis.
they ars the celebrated fruits grown By
Barbour"
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SYPHILIS.

OF all diseases which flesh Is heir TO, none
bring so much misery, moral and physical,
as Syphilis. To all SO afflicted we can truly
say this remedy VIII help you. Two articles
found, by experience, To be peculiarly ef1ca-
lion for this disease, are contained in this
compound. We ask you 10 try DR.. FoWlerIs
Compound Extract, and, by giving It s fair
trial, tt viii cure you.
We speak with much confidence OF DR..
Compound, because we know what
1t ts composed OF, and what 1t will do. We
know Dr.. Fowler well, who Is q physician OF
known repute, standing second TO none in
the cc-ntry, OF long experience, an honora-
BILE man, who, having 8 reputation for char
acter, as well as ourselves, would never al.
g medicine to &C before the public with
out merit. And We say OF this Compound, III
according to directions, after a fair
trial, IL will do all we claim tor il.
We oner tt as q new discovery, which IL
ts-a genuine article for Sorofula.
svph1lis and all blood Impurities; and know
the genutneness OF IL, as such We send IL
'orhh, saying, go, Heal the Snderingr"
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
FOR SALE BY
BeckEvER Bros, Sole Proprietors.
ll3 Liberty Street, New York City
}. ". JONNS& Co, Wholesale Drurxfstu.
Az Main Street.
n a,d QDT.E AGENTS. FOR MEMpuTu
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The Splendid sIde.wheel Steamers
os a g e,hGA

OH
JNo. b. DAVIS. Master CHAs. sMITHBRs, CIR
",
JAS. Master CHAs. CLERK
Will run in connection with the trains OF the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad from De-
Wallis Bluh as folloWs; The SAG Willeaye
Friday, at4 o'clock pm, on arrival OF train
from Memphis, for Des Arc, Augusta and
JackBOnport. Returning, viii leave Jackson
port every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
DevaIPs Bluff next day for Memphis and Lit
The SALLIE v. will leave DeValps BLU
every Thursday, at lOO'clOck am, and every
Sunday, at4 O'Clock pm. for Des Arc, west
Point and Searcy. Returning, Will leave
West Point every Thursday, at II o'clock
pm. and every Monday, at O'Clock a.m.i Tor
Devall's Bluff and mouth of White river.
b SALLIE V. will leave Devallis Blum
every Tuesday and Friday, at4 O'CLOCK PM,
Adams, Crockett's Bluff, st. Charles, Indian
Bay and mouth White river, Returning, will
leave mou'h of White river every Nednes-
day and Saturday, ats O'Clock a IN connect
Memphis and Little Rock. This boat viii
also run TO Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday. at 10 pm.
Passengers by this route viii go through TO
JaoksOnport in 50 hours less time than by
river other points in proportion. Passen-
gers to points below Devan's Bluff Will save
a hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped by this line Will reach Its
destination Considerably In advance of ali
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
BY this route.
Through Bills Lading signed at once, No.
Madison street. JOHN 3. DAVIS, Pres't.
A. P. CURRY, Secretary and Treasurer. Jy2s
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AzEHIcAN DRIVEN WELLS al Drowned
hroWns's. SIS Second street
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Chairman
r. w. MITCHELL,
JAS. q. BARBOUR,

Ordered to be received and printed, and,
on motion Of Mr.. Kortrecht, the matter to
be postponed 10 the next meeting of the
Board.
Nj. Bruce, Chairman of the Finance
Committee, TO whom was referred the
communication of the trustees OF the Cam
field Colored Asylum, stated that the
trustees Of that asylum proposed to let the
building for school purposes, free OF rent,
subject 70 any repairs that mGy be deemed
necessary.
The matter was referred to the Build.
ing Committee and Superintendent with
power to act.
The Board then adjourned to meet on
Monday evening next, at 8 O'Clock.
]. G. CAIRNS, Secretary.