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For Raleigh Springs.

OMNIBUSES will meet trains at National
" Cemetery for Raleigh Springs.
50 Tickets from Memphis to Raleigh, and
return, 81 25, inclusive OF Omnibus fare.
~ Tickets can be obtained at Nc. 2372l
Main street, and at the Memphis and Louis
vile depot. j. T. FLYNN, Superintendent
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FOR SALE.
KENTUCKY HORSES.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED large mum
L Der OF
No. l Saddle and Harness Horses,
from SheIbyviue. Kentucky. Those desiring
TO purchase viii do well % call and examine
before buying elsewhere.
]. a. FORREST,
my2s City stables, No. 70 Monroe street.
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MARRIED.

McCLINTOCK-PENN the resi-
dence of the bride, IO6 Monroe street, June II,
1873, by Rev. David Walk, Mr.. ]. o. McCLIN-
rocK and Miss IDA NJ. PEENocK, all of this
CITY
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DISSOLUTION.

TFHE firm of ESTES, FIZER & PINSON was
dissolved on the 10th ult., by the death OF
r. A. Pinson. The business viii be continued
by the surviving partners, under the 6rI1
name OF
ESTES. FIZER a CO.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit con.
tinuance of the same.
Memphis. June 3, 1873. te4
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FRANKLIN HOTEL
AND -
COLEMAN HOUSE
RALEIGH SPRINGS. TENN.

TTlHE undersigned has much pleasure in in
/ forming his friends, and the public gene
rally, that the above houses are now open for
the reception of visitors.
Having had considerable experience in the
hotel business, he feels justified in soliciting
from bis friends their patronage and infiu-
enCe, promising that no effort shall be spared
to relieve the wants OF his guests.
NJ. MeKEOGH. PrOUriefOr.
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ST. LOUIS AND MEMPHIS.
Proposed Connection Of Memphis with
the Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
Statement Of Faets-Address 10 Arkan-
sas Land-OWners-PrOpOsitiOn
Of President Allen.

The particular and earnest attention OF
our reaf.eTs is called to the following:
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4. MeKEOGH, Proprietor

OFFICE OF SOUTHERN LIFE INsU-
" RANCE COMPANY.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 2, 1873.
zg- The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of this Company viii be held at the Office
of the Company, Tuesday, July LIST, PrOx.,
at 4 o'clock pm. At this meeting Fifteen Di-
rectors for the ensuing year viii be elected.
jeS BEN. MAY, Secretary.
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DIED.

DENISON-In this city, Tuesday morning
at nine O'Clock, Z. JOANNA, wife of W. L. Dem
The funeral viii take place at eleven o'clock
this (WEDNEsDAY) morning, from the resi-
dence, S56 Madison street. Friends and ac-
qusintances are respectfully invited to attend.
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A committee Of fifteen was appointed
to call mass meeting when deemed
expedient.
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Nednesday, the 25th day Of june. 1s7s,

Tennessee, on
Wednesday, the 25th day Of June, 1873,
for the purpose of considering or taking such
action on, and In reference to the form and
issuance Of the Consolidated Bonds, and the
form and stipulRtions of the mortgage TO Sc
cure the same, which under the contract of
lease entered into between said Railroad Com
pany and the southern Railway Security
Company, on the fifth day of March, 1S72 it Is
provided shall be made and executed by said
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
II is very desirable that a majority OF the
stock should be represented, and nose Stock
holders who cannot be present are earnestly
requested TO send their proxies some friend
who will be present and represent them at
said meeting.
JOHN d. RATHER, President.
SEO. RoBERrSoN, Secretary. my3l
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MOYSTON'S
CALLER !!
NO. 249 MAIN ST.
NOTICE.
Call Meeting Of Stockholders.

TTHE Stockholders in the Memphis and
L Charleston Railroad Company are hereby
notified that the Board of Direc tors of said
Company have ordered and called a meeting
of said Stockholders, to be held at Memphis,
Ter uesuzpp on
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nARTNERsMIP NoTICE.

DAREEERSHIP NOTICE.
i From and after this date, Mr.. N. NJ.
Trezevant will be a partner in our business
without change of firm name.
IRRELEVANT & CO.
Memphis, June 18th, 1873.
J. P. IRRELEVANT. n. NJ. TREEVANT.
DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.-Trezev Il
II Co. successors to Royster, ,Trezevant & Coz
n. <. corner Main and Jefferson sts. While we
make a sfecialtY Of public sales, in which a
long experience is brought TO the service CT
our patrons, We are fully prepared TO give at
tentIOn to property in our hands at private
sale, or for rent or exchange. ~ Our Rental
Department is in charge OF ". d. McCallum,
who is fully qualified to give satisfaction,
equally to landlord and tenant
Jel4 IRRELEVANT & co.
VlHE GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE AGE.
i Money made easy and rapidly without
risk. Full particulars and Illustrated cata-
logue per mail on receipt of % cents. Address
E. B. SMITH & CO., IS Liberty ST., n. Y, room a.
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OFFICE OF
CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE co,


MEMPHIS, TENN, June 4, 1873.
az The Annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Carolina Life Insurance Company viii
be held at the Office of the Company, No. a
Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn, on Monday.
June 23, 1873, between the hours OF 10 am.
and pm, for the purpose of electng Fifteen
Directors for the ensuing year.
VIM. NJ. BROWNE, Secretary.
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CHURCH OF ALL SOULS.
Sermon by DIR. Bellows on the Way OF
Holiness-Advice 20 Young Men Seeking
Fortune i'm New York.

Sermon by DIR. Bellows on the Way OF
Hoiiness-Advice 90 Young Men seeking
Fortune i'm New York.
At the Church OF All Souls, on the corner OF
Fourth avenue and Twentieth street, yesterday
morning, before an unusually large Summer con-
yregation, DIR. Bellows preached very admirable
sermon from Isaiah xxxv., s-"The wayfaring men,
though fools, shall not err theren.n
The prophet here alluded to the way OF holiness,
the paInness OF which was such that not even the
;ool could err therein. There were no impediments
In the road no mazes or dubious bypaths. II was
plain direction which needed not guide. The
way OF holiness is merely holy hearted SIM
plicity OF purpose, singleness OF eye TO see the
right, strong love OF goodness, and resoute will
10 seek and possess 1t. IL needed not education or
cultivation to secure the holy heart. IL was fire.
auenty possessed by the little child, the benghted
savage, tie ignorant slave, while the unholy heart
was too often TO be found among
OUR PROFOUND sAGEs,
bur most brilliant thinkers and greatest victors In
social orpolitical contests. some OF you remem.
Der the great snow storms that visited New Eng
and some thirty or forty yeas ago snd, think,
last March one OF them was still visiting New Eng.
land), when the great fall OF snow obterated all
the fences and covered all the roads so that no
paths we're visible. A thaw succeeded, however
and carried away the lighter substance OF the
snow, leaving hard crust over ALL and making one
highway OF all, neds and roads alike. Thus to the
honest wayiarer AL WAYS are the same. all lead In
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tude as that he should be likely TO ma the right.
without right belief because he has not cared to
investigate, he Ia responsible i0r wrong belief or
for no belief. On the other hand there - much IN
mans belief that he could not nelp getting. For
example, two and two make FOUR not because you
have right mind, and not because OF any cour-
mind viii determine the way in which he Will see
q truth. Sentiment is brought to man who mas
no sentiment, and the sentiment win not DC seen
or felr Ii mathematics Is brought 10 me, am al
once In cloud. ON the other hand, bring me
truth that is in sympathy with nature and the In
tuition in me is like nash OF lightning. man
who has not this intuition does not see that which
pany ana instantly the spirit OF mirth is invoked.
MOST DEcoRus PERSON
who says. explain that to me; don't see what
The sense OF humOr is not in him. The Scriptures
nowhere require q man to believe in q technical
right or IN the theories Of belief They hold man
pattern OF manhood where are found the traces OF
God. Men say then does accurate belief amount
to nothing9 Let Inc ask, is 1t not possible for truth
to be so large that ten men may believe in it and
yet each one has only sectional part, and
yet the whole ten sections may be the whole
have the truth or the whole truth Mr..
Beecher here gave an illustration OF this position
to value tree, each having his own ideas or
value, according TO the way he looked at it-one
nuts he could shake DOWN the artist for lis beauty
In the foreground, and the student for its Won
drous manifestation OF the goodness OF God and
yet while they were all right not one OF them
had exhausted the hundredth part OF the value
OF the tree. Truth is OF great value; just
as 1t is important as 1t Is TO know road forty
miles long am going to travel on. / ask man
about the road. He says IL Is not OF much import
ance about the road. the grand thing is to get
there. But II am going to walk along 1t
FORTY MILES,
it Is important that l should know its character
istics. SO 1t 10 with the application of truth to ie
the truth tells me OF the way, and is thus guide
unto my path. For example, may not'knOw any
thing about the abstract rights OF property but 1t
Is important that should know the difference be-
tween my neighbours pocket and my own. SO do
ton to them, affect their course OF lie and man
who does not believe in personal God will act as
though he did not believe IN it.
Mr.. Beecher drew from the above subject prac-
teal application OF the responsibility that was
upon each man to do his best to know what truth
was; that was his duty; the shape that took
would depend entirely upon his individuality.
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COTHAM'S GOODNESS.
Religious Services in the Metropo-
Lis and Its EnVirons Yesterday.
A FRESH BREEZE OF THOUGHT.
The Doctors Of Divinity Awaking from
Their Early Summer DOze. /
rs THE SOUL A PLANT ?
The Nature of Christ and Of
His Help to Humanity.
Dr.. Bellows Giving Advice to Young Men Who
Arc Seeking Fortune in the Great City.
BEECHER ON BELIEF.
Memorial Honors to an Eminent De-
parted Minister.
INTERESTING INSTALLATION CEREMONIES.
DR.. Bellows Giving Advice to Young Men Who
Arc Seeking Fortune in the Great City.
BEEcHER ON BELIEF.
Memorial Honors to an Eminent De-
parted Minister.
INTERESTING INSTALLATION CEREMONIES.
A Vigorous Discourse on the Condition Of
Our Criminal Calendar.

The tax OF the Summer heat upon the nerves Of
the metropolis is beginning to be strongly felt and
no instance could be given more indicative OF this
fact than the effect which it has already had upon
the members Of the congregations that assemble
to do worship at the altar OF humiliation and praise
on the Sabbath Yesterday the inevitable "thin-
ming out" among the church goers was very mani
fest, although the brancy and abundance OF the
tight costumes donned by the fashionable people
still lingering for space in the hot precincts OF
the town were not less attractive and impressive
to the observer who may have been lover OF
the picturesque than they have been heretofore. The
overcast and hazy sky did not prevent the streets
from having lively and animated appearance,
suggestive OF cheerful and contented pety. Many
Of the discourses which were preached were slngu-
larry felictous and fertile in fresh thoughts and
novel views Of the old. old story OF sin and saliva.
ton, and such they cannot be read without some
appreciation ana interest
The suburban congregations, as might be ex-
pected, grow pethoric in numbers as those Of the
city dwindle away Reports of services which take
place In the environs of Gotham will now, there.
lore, begin to claim place in these columns, and
two very interesting sketches are given this
morning.
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ST. AIMS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sermon by N Young Priest, the Rev.
Father Daniel SheehcY.

F0tner Dan1cl Sheehcy.
The Roman catholic Church In the diocese OF
Brooklyn is being constantly revisited by a class
of priests OF more than ordinary ability and use
fulness Among these is the Rev. Daniel Sheehey
lately ordained at Niagara and appointed assistant
at st. AIMS church. ON Front street. MIR. Shee
hey possesses zeal-the cardinal virtue in priest
OF propagandist Church-a ready tongue con.
trolled by an excellent Judgment, and d
presence very much in Keeping with the even
ness OF his character and temper. Wei read In
the ways OF the world and profoundly learned
in the school Of Catholic teaching, Mr.. Sheehey ia
peculiarly fitted for the discharge OF the duties en-
trusted to him by his superors IN the wide field OF
Christian effort OF which the pastorate OF St. Anue's
Is the centre Yesterday, at the halfpast ten mass
the young clergyman addressed the congregation
In an excellent sermon, plain when plairness was
required and ornate and chaste when a flight OF
fancy was not unwarranted, which seemed TO pow
erlully affect the large congregation assembled.
He took for his text the Gospel OF the day, and
without much Introductory verbiape enlisted
the attention OF his hearers i'm that all
absorbing question which must necessarily con-
clude all human discussion DEATH In It's SURPRISES
It's manifold forms and sudden arrangements was
brought vividly before the mind and from the
wreck OF humanity presented the preacher pointed
eoquently to that higher life and purere xistence
to be obtained by the Christian aiming for the
crown and reward. The theme 80 ever new, yet 80
stale, was dexterousy managed, and tho atten-
ton OF the congregation was unwearied until the
well constructed discourse was brought TO close
by an affecting and ntttng appeal ". Sweeney Y
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ST. pAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURcl
The Trial Of Jesus Before Pilatc-Ser-
mon by the Rev. q. u. Foss.

There was an immense congregation at ST. Paus
Methodist Episcopal church, Twenty-second street
and Fourth avenue, yesterday morning. who
listened attentvely TO the sermon preached by the
Rev. c. d. Foss, the pastor. He took his text from
John, xviii, 2s-40
The subject which he had selected. he said, was
the trial OF Jesus before plate. II they might judge
OF the Importance or any event by the space &C
corded to II in the Scriptures the judgment trial Of
Jesus was the most important OF all events re-
corded In the Scriptures. This was not the case
with the death OF Paul and Peter. How many de-
vout Christians could give particular account OF
this trial' They all knew how he was dragged be-
fore Plate, how He suffered great indgnity there
and how He was taken to the crucinx. How many
were aware that there were nine separate scenes
In the trial OF the Saviour
FIRST, PLATE questioned Him and said lie was
innocent; then He was hurried away to Herod, and
on till Plate made his fourth plea for the release
Of Jesus This showed how necessary It was for
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SUNDAY MORNING DIVERSIONS IN WILL
LIAMSBURG.

At about halfpast one O'Clock yesterday morn
inr an unusual tumult took place at the intersec
ton OF Union avenue and South First street, VIII
liannburg. The report OF q pistol having been
heard, Ofacers Lewis and Bennett OF the Sixtls
about thirty or forty young men and young womeu
In deadly conflict. The officers quickly dispersed
the crowd and arrested two young men named
James Kelly, seventeen years OF age, and John
Turner for participating in the incipient riot
They were subsequently bailed by Justice Eamea
young man named Thomas Malone received
pistol shot wound In his right arm. The bullet waa
extracted by Police surgeon Bgadv.
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the way OF holiness. It needs only that mans
direction his H feet may take ne follows in the way
OF holiness. But let notmy hearers mistake
THE SIMPLICITY OF THE WAY
the heart that would follow It but the difficulty
lies with the heart 1t is difficult to keep the heart
on the the for o. tic ways Of
rather than the ways OF the world. What ID
needed IS nrm will. a strong resolution 10 Keep
the heart pure and true-set towards the heavenly
goal and sailing by the stars. There are NO people
so bad SO to uphold sin, or to believe that the
righteous way Is not the best and its goal the
greatest But the other is the easiest way Its re-
wards are superficial, but they come sooner, ana
they lack the strength Of win TO wait and work for
THOUSANDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE
are coming to New York to seek their lfe's path
name and fortune. Ahl what waste Is always to
be repaired in this greatcity! How few keep their
iSotingl They come IKE the strong waves upon
breasts, only to strike upon this Jagged promon-
tory and be broken. Every year their ruin is re-
corded, and every year the newer generations
come in, ike the constantly recurring waves, to
take their place. Not one in ten Is strong enough
to withstand the shock Nine out OF the ten are are
year before. How many who have achieved mer-
camille or professional success have been able to
hold on to their souls, to resist
THE TEMPTATIONS OF THE GREAT CITY
and to keep their hearts resolute 10 the way Of
noness' Could obtain hearing s 81 the the y you
would say to them, not as some might, "Flee for
your lives back to your homesteads and villages"
for theirs Is q noble and worthy ambition. But
would say to them, s'Put on the whole armor OF
God, seek out the society and sustaining friendship
OF the virtuous, attend the House OF God and cling
to that Teacher who most sensibly touches your
soul. Devote yourself in busy hours to the
interests OF your employer, or to the needs OF
your business If you are your own employer,
libraries and the picture galleries, or better STILL
pursue In the privacy OF your own chamber
stronger security than anything else, except re-
ligious training against the wiles and temptations
OF sin in a great city. Keep strictly to the early
early prayers, and, in company where there may
be sneerers sceptcs or atheists who dlsdain the
acknowledgment OF q Supreme Being, have the
courage and resolution to proclaim your belief and
In reply to their taunts and sneers show them that
you can be more afiabe, more agreeable and more
attractive company with your belief than they with
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a valuable addition to the strong force OF Roman
Catholic priests In Brooklyn.
CONFIRMATION OF CHURCH CANDIDATES

Yesterday morning 500 children OF the congrega-
ton Of St. Mary's Roman Catholic church. corner
OF Leonard and Mauger streets, Brooklyn, E. u.
received holy communion. After the the mass the
pastor, Rev. John Mcdonald, called Edward McCol-
him with handsome silver watch as a reward
for honesty. The youngster. 1t appears, found
p0cketbook containing large amount OF money.
which he returned to the owner. In the afternoon
several hundred boys were confirmed BY the Right
Rev. Bishop L0ughlin.
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pies OF Christianity; to remember that, as the
apostle John says, "The Son OF God is come and
that In Him alone is liien He Is the living Head
which came down from heaven OF which man
must eat II he would live forever; that the whole
world lyeth in wickedness, and that no scheme OF
reform can succeed which seeks to mingle the
principles OF these two together.
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DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY, july TO.

WEDNESDAY,
Malls for Europe wa oueeasiOsp and Liverpool per neamsnp
MiHuesOts close Al 1880 Supplemental Mail for double
hostage letters printed matter closed at $3.50 m and on ef
No &c r. ~: 10 4 bteAusnp ~ AV'oV 800 avn
Pier No as n. X. %, ,-.-.,t.
Kong Wilhelm L. IL M Steamship salts 81 D. N, from
V'' " THURSDAY. JOY II.
Mails via Plymouth CherOourg and Hamburg per steam
sp slesa close IL Supplementary Mail Tor double
postage aud pstel matter Is closed at M and on fer 1901
Thd, Hoboen, At l:45 Steamship sails al p N IRON
Pier zoo. OF Tbrd9t, HObOken. - - q, -.
As for Haysns direct by steamship City Of Merds close At
D. m Supplementary Mail for double postage letters and printed
matter 230 and Pier No. Norm lVe AZ @'oV
FRIDAY july IS. - 4
Newfoundland close the NewYork PostOmee every MOB
steamship sails rom Portland me- on
Tuesday SATURDAY at On. DHe New lok Friday al m
Msi HsHfa1 closed the NeuY0fk POstOhce every
Ia a s 6 D. and goes via Boston. -. M,
Letter postage Indies except whom gdg direct viii
be cents the half ounce each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY July 10.
Mails FOR Great Britain only Queenstown and Liverpool
hv the steamship Oceanic close a. 10 Supplementary MAI
Tor and printed matter closed At ~ m ana
on White Dock PsvOnis Feuy jersey City a. lad p Ia
FOR CLOSED Nails for the Continent Bremen. BY the
steamship close at IL supplementary MAJ
on Pier foot Of Tlst HOboten for all Europe, At LAO N
Steamship sails at ..
Drect Cerman and PrusSan closed Ml is BY this line
Mails aud VeneTuela BY steamship ARIEL close AZ D. M
stean,hp sails al 8 D. fros Pier No. IL North RIVER
SUNDAY, July 20.
All Mails al II O'Clock Tns fVetohce open ron
n. 70 IL II
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civil, NOTES.

The Judge called the bankruptcy calendar
yesterday aud most OF the cases were put over till
August 9, 70 which time the Court will adjourn tOmor-
row.
Judge Mcneil, yesterday, in the Superior
Court reduced the ba the suits for libel against Ste
pBen English by Fred rick Winston of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company. Tue original amount in the Two
cults Was $4,000.
Application was made in Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday by John Sanders to obtain his
child about years Of age in the possession Of
his wife far the papers showed the wife had no
very serious grounds for leaving her husband, and he
invited return 10 him. on her part 1t was claimed
the whole ease was not shown. Judge Daniels, while
iptlrnatg that child should be restored 10 it's father
aud the mother return she desired the child reserved
his decision.
Upon the affidavit of Mary E. White, late
propretress Of Whites Hotel at one-huudred-and-
twenty hst aud EighthaVe., setting forth that she
had been deauded by Dedrch Meyer to the extent OF
1OO-havng been induced by false representations to
assign her hotel property TO him In exchange
for CERTAIN lots Of land in South Chicago. H., which
Meyer falsely said he possessed OF and that they
were very ValudOe-Judge Daniels OF the Supreme
Court granted order OF arrest for Meyer July H.
Yesterday Meyer arrested by special Deputy
Sheriff aud, in default Of 5000 bail, was lodged IN
LudlOW-st jan.