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REQUIsITIONs FOR CRIMINALS.
Two Offenders Taken From the Station
House Yesterday, and Sent Home
for Punishment.

The nice person named DeComb, hith-
erto wrongly spelled in Memphis, was
taken away toward Cleveland, Ohio,
yesterday, on a requisition from the
Governor OF that State. He was ar
rested Sunday by Captain Athy, and
held in durdnce sSJe ever since. The
charge against him was swindling an
insurance Office up there. The story Of
DeComb's short life has a melancholy
brilliancy which sayOrs of romance. He
is a young man, and pretty; was "born
rich and raised respectable" by a father
who tans leather IN New York. At the
tender age Of seventeen he loved, and
was beloved back. The old man rudely
vetoed the incipient humbug, and the
son ran away. Here was the beginning
of his m~isfOrtunes. When "hard up
on a distant shore, he was succored by
his father, who had him taken in and
cared for by business acquaintance. In
time he came to get a position in an in
surance agency in Cleveland, at a frugal
salary which would not suffice for a per-
son Ofhis stamp, and he felt constrained
to trench upon the funds of the estab-
lishment. When detection became i'm
minent, he left, arrived in Memphis and
got employment in the OvertOn Hotel
as book-keeper, which position he held
only for a few days. Although taken
away on a requisition of the Governor
of Ohio, he may prove his innocence
and escape punishment.
THE OTHER CASE
is not of half so romantic a character.
A rude person, who was evidently born
with a whitfield wooden spoon in his
mouth. named F. d. Simmons, was
taken to the ferryboat yesterday morn
by Officer Hope, who gave him into
the charge of the law officers of Crit
tenden county. Hehad nothing against
him but the stealing of a yoke Of steers,
for which offense he will be tried by the
Judge and jury that mete out justice in
Marion. He was requisitiOned by the
Of Arkansas.
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TOMORROW afternoon, it will be re.
membered by those who are in the mar
ket for choice residence building lots,
the peremptory sale of that beautiful
ground on the line of the Beale and
Vance street railway takes place
promptly at four o'clock, upon the prem
ises, under the hammer of the auction
eers, Register, Trezevant & Co. Let nc
one fail to attend who wishes a good lot
to build upon. Read the advertisement
under auction sales.u
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Sweeping Reduction.

In order to sell out balance of my
stock of furniture, to make room for
new carpet stock within next fifteen
days, 1 have made still another reduc-
ton on my goods, and am determined
to sell. Call and see. E. FEGAN,
go Second street, opposite the Park.
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Private Tuition on the PianO-FOrte
BY OSCAR OLDBERG, PIANIST
Address-Swedish-N Norwegian C0nsu.
late, office in basement No. 80 Madison
street; or at Goepers music store.
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SALE.

\ lot of remnants of calico, Bingham,
Irish linens, dress goods, lawns, cassi-
meres, jacOnets, etc, will be sold on
Friday and Saturday at Menken Bros
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TICKETS for the Grand Prize, Horse,
Buggy, Harness, and Whip, to be
drawn at the Hebrew Orphan Picnic are
for sale at the various Cigar and Book
Stores, and are put at the small figure OF
one dollar.
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
Of spirits and general debility in their
various forms, a preventive against fe-
vers and ague and other intermittent
fevers, the a." Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir
of Calisaya,n made by Casswell, Hazard
x Co, New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic for patients reeov-
ering from fevers or sickness. 1t has no
equal.
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LAW REPORTS.
First Chaneery Oourt- C~haseeIIor Nor.
aaD.

The following cases were decided yes
terday: Case vs. Smith; Partin VS. But
be heard to-day. Attorneys having the
papers in the case of Kirchof Bros. vs.
Pfannenstiehl, No. 1402, H. d., will
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first circuit Court-HeiskeII, Judge.

No. 1857 was on trial when court adj
Ijourned, and viii be concluded this
morning, after which the remainder OF
the calendar as published for yesterday
will be called.
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UPPER BLUE LICK is the most popu-
lar mineral-spring water on this eOnti-
nent, because it is the best Alternative and
aperient known. It is a general pre-
sentative Of the tone of the stomach and
purity of the blood, and q powerful pre-
ventfve Of fever and bilious complaints.
Mansfield d Higbee, wholesale agents.
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THE Horse and Buggy to be drawn at
the Hebrew Orphan Asylum Picnic are
on exhibition at J. Seligman's stables.
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HOUsEKEEPERs wanting linen sheet
ings, pillOw-casing, table damask,
towels, Marseilles quilts, will find some
bargains at Menken Bros.
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srEAM-FIrTINe, sl5 Second street.

CALL at the rooms of Merriman &
Wilcox, 27S3 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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ARMsTRONG's patent mosquito frame
is the best. Call and see it.
ARMS TRONG, NALL & Co.,
80 Main street
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TIE Hebrew Orphan Asylum Picnic
viii come off on Monday June third; q
tuil band of music, a new waxed floor,
and a grand drawing Of Horse and Bug
gy are some Of the chief attractions.
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THE Old Company sells gas at two dol.
lars and twenty cents per n thousand.
No charge for setting meters. Office
29I Second street.
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in the GreenlaW Operahouse, commence
ing at one O'Clock pm. Saturday.
Seats reserved for ladies.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

On the Gth day OF May VIII be sold. at the
south door Of Odd Fellows Hail. the following
property. lying in shelby County, rennessee,
on The north side Of the New Raleigh road,
anc IN railroad on CypHf~
Creek, coutaininR ID aczes. the property
Of the estate OF fonStGnune Paine, deceased
and laid OF into loss by c. Burk, surveyor, a
plan OF which can be seen At the ofhceof The
auctiouers- and viii be exhibited on thadaF
of sale Lots from twelve TO sixteen acres, To
suit purchasers. Most OF the land IS cleared
and improved and vel adapted to Ear4eafne
Orfarming,having a perennial streauL0f water
running through the property.
sale VIII be on a credit OF six twelve
eighteen and tWeuty-fOur muuths- al equity
Of redemption waved. BY order Of the First
Chancery Court, to close the state.
j. N. WILLIAMSON.
Special Commissioner.
ROyster, TTezeTant 4 CO..
ap30 A~uefioueerS-
The above sale has been postponed until
wednesday, June 2e, 1S72-
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COMMUNAL ELICITY.-NOthingt tends
more to cOnnubial happiness than cheer
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup is the great chill
dren's soothing remedy.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS,

GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, May 50-Cotton receipts,
y bales. Stock, 5616 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, May 3O.-Cotton firm.
middling, DC. Net receipts, $50 bales
Exports cOastwise, 1881 bales. Sales.
100 bales. Stock, 7744 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, May 3O.-Cotton market
firm; middling, 24a2Hc. Net receipts
500 bales Exports cOastwise, 100 bales.
sales, Us bales. Stock, 1920 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, May 30.-COtton quiet, dull
and steady. Net receipts, "a bales. Sales,
100 bales. Stock. 1920 bales.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 3I74
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel,
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THE Needham Organ, called so appro-
priately 1.-THE Silver Tongue" is sold
by Merriman &Willcox, 27S9 Main street.
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WHEN You FEEL A COUGH or bron-
chial affection creeping on the lungs,
take Ayers Cherry Peet0ral, and cure il
before it becomes incurable. E
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THE Iciele hat at Wheaton,s.

PHGNIX SALOON, 359 MAIN STREET.
Call and assist Charley Small. Fine
liquors and lUnch-from ten to twelve
can be found.
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ST. GEORGES PICNIC.

After several trials to hold this picnic
the committee have concluded to post
pOne their picnic until the weather be-
comes more settled. Their picnic viii
be held at James's Park on Monday,
June 10th, when all tickets sold and all
checks given at the gate will be good for
the day and night. The committee re-
greet that the bad weather has made the
picnic a failure as yet, but they do assure
their friends, and the public generally,
that, come what may, they will continue
it until it shall become a complete sue
cess. COMMITTEE.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
money, should go at once to Waggener's,
3l74 Main street. He is doing a G. o. D.
business-nO bad debts; small profits.
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. 1t
should be read by all
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CALL at the rooms of Merriman &
Wilcox, 27S3 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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NOTICES.
To Contractors.

DhOPOSALS viii be received by the under
Il signed, duly authorized commissioner for
building a eourt-house in the town OF Pow
haitian IN Lawrence county, till the first day
of July, 1872.
Plan, detailed drawings, specifications, etc,
can be seen at the ONCE OF j. II. Edwards lit
Tie Rock, OF al my Office in PoWhattan.
Payments TO be made as the building pro-
presses. Each bid must be accompanied with
the names Of two or more responsible persons
recommending. b. +. MATTHEWS,
my8 Commissioner.
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PICNICS.
FIRST GRAND PICNIC
or THE
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
At JAMES PARK,
Tuesday, June 4th, 1872.

THE various Schools and Societies will meet
Il at the corner of Adams and Main streets
at $ o'clock am The procession will form,
the right resting on the east side of MAR
street. in the following order;
St. Peters ; dality Silver Band.
Emmett Guards.
Students Of the Christian Brothers College,
St Peters sunday School Children.
SOdality Of the Knights Of st. Patrick.
ST. Patrick's Sunday school Children.
Irish Literary Association.
st. Bridget's sunday school Children.
Arnold's Old Memphis Brass Band.
Hibernian Mutual Relief Society.
Carriages containing the Hierarchy Of our
city, distinguished visitors from abroad,
and friends Of education
LINE OF MARCH:
From Main street out Adams to Second: I'M
Second TO OvertOn; from OvCrtOn to Main
down Main to Beale, etc.
The Rattle for the Five Years Scholar
ship
viii be in charge Of Captain D. smith. Of the
Emmett Guards, who will be assisted therein
by the officers of his company.
There will be prizes for the Shooting Gal
lery, Quoting Match, etc.
GRAND MARsHAE|As. REILLY.
ASSOCIATE MARSHALS:
P. NJ. WHITES, Jr, A. DAVIS,
JOHN j. DUFFY, F.. M~ANsFORD,
JAMES BABE, R. ". LI-GHTBURNE,J r.
THOMAS BOYLE, EDWARD HEALY.
Nothing viii be neglected % have the
grounds in the very best order, and no efforts
viii be spared to enable all who may choose
10 visit the grounds on that day to enjoy them
selves to their hearts content.
Captain P. r. Athy, Chief of Police, has,
with his usual kindness, promised 20 furnish
a detachment OF his force to keep all vehicles
on Main street, and 70 maintain order on the
grounds
Tickets. Ladies and Gentlemen 5Oe.e each
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FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge-
ner's for 500.
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PLUMBING, sl5 Second street.

SUITS MADE at Waggener's, Sl74 Mair
street, for $50.
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WAGGENER, 3l74 Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
pOrters.
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LATEST styles of gentlemen's dress
and business hats, at Leidy & Co.
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HAVE you tried the imported wine
and other liquors at the "Bay Horse2
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AwAxED dancing floor at the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum Picnic on June third.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt q Hanson's old
stands HANSON & WALKER.
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FOR SALE.

TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE Cen
Il trally located; in dne repair; now rent
ing for 5000 per annum 10 hrst-class tenant
title perfect. Price, $1,000; One-half s1
months, balance !, ? and 3 years. Address,
myM \. J. H. Appeal office.
CHELBY COUNTY WARRANTS-In sums
- TO suit purchasers These particular war
rants are marked " not receivable FOR turcS o.
Isl, p but are as good a. other warrants 10 pay
my85 s. P. READ.
nWELLING-HOUsE-The hrst-cIass three.
IL story brick d~Weling-hOuse, Moss Market
street. us Block; contains twelve rooms
and al modern Improvements Apply at
COW very hne mich COW. Apply at $40
" Flar slTeel, NV
STOREHOUsE-No 245 Front street. Apply
= TO RAINER W s5 IEFI
TAs-From the old company, at 28 per
u 200. No charge for setting meters Oflc,
81 Second street. mylO
CAIOON AND BOARDING-HOUSE-n the
- city Of Helena, convenient 10 the wharf
boat, on tht leyee. Everything in most com
plete order; location hrst-class; doing a pay
ing business; viii be sold at a bargain Good
ute. For particulars apply al the saloon.
my EDWARD BRENNAN, Proprietor.
DFSIDENCE AND LOT-A cottage resi-
n dence and beautiful lot on Mosby street;
lot A. by IA feet. This is a hne opportunity
for a bargain. Apply 10 q. W. Alexander,
Business Manager OF the Appeal, No. a Union
street. mvS
L EAR TOBACCO-For everybody, No. :
IL Court street, T.. p. Bates & Co. my2
HORSES AND MULEs-we keep a good
III stock OF saddle and harness horses and
plantation mules at all times.
J. b. FARES & %,
apG 81 and 33 Second street.
L OTS-On Walnut street, on time. Apply
II al Union street. GEORGE DIXON.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE-BE IN TINE.

II
MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL SOCIETY
will positively close the sale of tickets
this evening at six o'clock. The
DRAWING WILL TAKE PLACE
in the Greenlaw Operahouse, commence
ing at one O'Clock pm. Saturday.
Seats reserved for ladies.
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WEISS BEER-The peoples summer
drink.
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Hats and caps made 10 order at +
Dary's. 3Az Main street.
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New style straw hats just received a
WheatOn's, 279 Main street.
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PLowS.
PLOWS. PLOWS.

HEO. S. RICHARDSON & Co, No. 2 How
In ards Row, are sole agents for Mississippi,
Tennessee and Arkansas fO- the celebrated
Brown, Manly a. CO.is DSubIe-ShOveI
PI0W. Weighs - pounds. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded myZ4
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars n fifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs OF two or more.
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THE leading styles of hats, at Leidy &
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ECoNOMY.-TRke your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old standl, 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON 4 WALKER.
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AtE. Dary's, s4z Main street. all halter
ing work Is done.
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, S173
Main street, Of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for SO, So,
Sl4, SIC and SIS.
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THE leaders in the most fashionable
dress, business, and "NObby" hats, al
Leidy & Co.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE-BE IN TINE.
MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL SOCIETY
will positively close the sale Of tickets
this evening at six o'clock. The
DRAWING WILL TAKE PLACE

in the Greenlaw OperahOuse, commence
ing at one O'Clock pm. Saturday.
Seats reserved for ladies.
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DRAWING WILL TAKE PLACE

will positively close the sale of tickets
this evening at six O'Clock. The
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Picnic Privileges to Let.

GEALED proposals win be received for the
. Privileges of the Picnic of the Machinists
and Blacksmiths Union No. L, of Tennessee,
to be given at James Park, on June 10, 1877.
h privileges embrace the Restaurant Con-
dictionary bar and Shooting Gallery. Bid will
be closed on June It'll. Bids must be sent TO
J. G. Ramsey. Memphis Foundry. The Com
mittee reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. JIG. RAMSEY Chairman.
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DRIVEN WELLS. 815 Second street

AN ELEGANT STOCK Of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at W~aggener's,
3l74 Main street.
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NEW style hats received to-day at
Wheaton & Co.'s, the matters, Sign of
The Tiger.
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in the Greenlaw Operahouse, commenc
ing at one o'clock pm. Saturday.
Seats reserved for ladies.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE-BE IN TIME

SUBSCRIBE for he WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
" dollars and nifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs of two or more.
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THE finest selection Of new style hats
in the city just received at Wheaton &
Co.'S, the hatters, 279 Main street, Sign
of The Tiger.
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Go TO Leidy's & Co. for the latest
styles hats.
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A nice assortment Of boys and chill
dren' straw hats at 4. Dary's, 347 Main
afr2at
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CRACKERS.
ETC-EAC
VINES
POEMS
POEMS By NARY E POPE
JUST R~EcEIvEn.

please report the number Of books % be
'f 81. n Mary 5 school, $50 Poplar street. mya
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GAs-FrrTINa, 8l5 Second street.
sHOEsl SHOESlE sHOES!!g

Levett & Co. sells the right kind
homemade styles for gentlemen and
boys; also ladies and children's DOlly's,
Martha's, Missions, A~ntoinette's and
substantials. See them before you pur-
chase. AT J. S. Levett d Co.'s, 3I6J
MAN, a corner Of Monroe street.
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CALL at the rooms of Merriman &
Wilcox, 2733 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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HERZOG'S.

ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at Waggener's
from $50 to SIS.
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THE Greeley hat-new supply just re-
eeived at WheatOn's.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. oil Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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FURNITURE.

For cleaning hats Of all kinds go TO Z.
347 Main street.
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CALL at the rooms Of Merriman g.
Wilcox, 2732 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL SOCIETY
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o infants and boys hats go 90 4
Dairy, 84z Main street.
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MIscennnenns-

The Richmond, from New Orleans,
four and a half days out, discharged
thirty tons of freight here, and had sew
en- hundred and fifty tons for st. Louis,
including one thousand bars Of railroad
iron, thirteen hundred boxes of sugar,
and one hundred cabin passengers.
The Sam. J. Hale got off for the Ohio
last night, with a fair trip of cotton.
The Belle st. Louis leaves tomorrow
evening for Vicksburg and the bends.
The Undine, from the upper coast,
came in with a fair trip of cotton and
lumber, and departed at dark with a
good way trip.
The Lady Lee is the next Carter line
packet for Red river, leaving tomorrow
evening.
The Legal Tender is the United States
mail packet for White river tomorrow.
The Richmond and LongwOrth left
New Orleans together. The former was
half an hour ahead here. They had it
nip-and-tuck all the way comings up.
The LongwOrth occupied some time in
taking a barge in tow below Helena,
which she takes to Louisville. She put
out fifty tons here, and has four hum
bred tons for the Ohio, and a cabin full
of people.
The City of Chester, from st. Louis,
arrived with a fine trip, two items of
which were fourteen hundred dry barrels
and four thousand sacks of grain. She
returned at dark, with sixty bales Of cot
ton for above.
The Louisville, from Cincinnati, came
in at noon, discharged here fifty tons of
freight, added six hundred sacks Of
oil-eake, and went south with asix-hun-
dred-tOn cargo, loaded to the guards.
The Mary Boyd, from Little Rock,
brought in twenty-five bales of cotton
and q lot of sundIies to order. She laws
up for the present.
The regular tri-weekly United States
mail packet Phil Allin, Captain James
Lee, departs at five o'clock this after
noon for Friars Point and all the coast
landings. Stack Lee and Billy Gray are
chief secretaries.
The City of Helena leaves this even
ing at five O'Clock for st. Louis, and all
way landings. Captain Mckee COM
mands, and VIII Powers is purser.
The passenger steamer A. J. White.
in command of Captain Mark Cheek.
leaves this evening at five O'Clock for
Napoleon, Chicot City and all the bend
landings. R. P. Fields and Charles
Sharpe are her clerks.
The fine passenger steamer Pat Gle
Captain Reese Pritehard, departs
at five O'Clock this evening SHARP. for
Pine Bluff, Little Rock, and all points
on the Arkansas river. w. 81. Kenne-
dy and Bob Shields are her secretaries.
The st. Louis Democrat, Of the twen-
ty-ninth, says: Gone of the lots of
engaged for to-morrow's Vieks-
burg packet, Belle st. Louis, is three
thousand sacks corn for Montgomery,
Alabama. The Crescent City leaves this
morning for New Orleans with three
They contain two thousand tons
including thirty-two thousand
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this evening at six o'clock. The