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State bonds were neglected, and there were no

TRANSACTIONS
The general bond market was active and some
what irregular, although the advances were larger
and more important than the declines Reading
incomes advanced smartly. frsts 3-s per cent 10
10 rs, seconds ] "a to so rs, and thirds per
cent 10 40, while the general mortgages gained
ia at 90 l-2. Texas and Pacific ISSUES were
strong frsts advancing 1-2 to 92 - aud seconds
as 10 80. Northern Pacific third mortgages adj
yanced "a to 100 IA. Hooking Valley SIS rose
| per cent to so, but IS yielded IL TO n f-2.
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe gold Is fell / ID
ner cent 10 75, but other declines fractional
Reference is made 10 our full report of bond
sales.
Money ruled at per cent until after " de.
livery hour when the rate was advanced rapidly
10 90 per cent Considerable amounts were
loaned at r. and $4,000 at 20 per cent. Brok.
ers who objected 10 these figures readily obtained
accommodation at the trust companies at per
cent At the very close money was offered nj
the early and natural price.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows Exchanges, SsS,302,0 41; balances, 1885,
6j3
The Sub-rreasury ',-day was debtor 20 the
Clearing House Sl34. j!5. Its net gam on bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19

Tho examination in the case of George W. Lederer
the theatrical manager begun IN the Tombs Police
Court Yesterday. Miss Kate Chester. who charges
Iederer with abandonment was the first witness and
said that he had persuaded her In Buffalo, last Thanks
giving 10 live with him his wife This relation
continued until they began TO live at the Union Square
Hotel several months ago she recognized handwriting
an l.,,ers which the accused man had addressed to
~. % Mrs q " Lederer. CpOn ciOss-eXanlna
ton She made some damaging admissions regarding
49, 49, ohar.n,er After several other witnesses had
han srsmined tbe case was Adjourned until tomor'
row nj q 80 O'Clock.
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ALONG TIE SOuND.

BRIDGEPORT.-P T. Bainum's gymnasium, one
of the largest and most complete of lis Kind in the
country, just completed, was opened 10 inc pubic
yesterday. Tho appeal MADE 10 the superior
Court from the decision OF the Court Of Probate on
the two wills of Elan Nichols has been withdrawn
and George Nichols. tho surviving son, becomes sole
heir 10 the estate which Is valued at 100000.
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upou the footugs expects to bring them In tomorrow
The Committee Protest will meet at IL a. m To-
morrow. and get its report ready 10 submit 10 the
nal
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STAINED.


Good ordinarv Low middlng. .....s Io'It
Strict good ordinary .....s simultaneously
The option market made further substantial gam 20
day and the speculation fairly active. Opening sses
were at a rise 2d3 points owing TO better Liverpool ad
vices This followed by reports Of snow in Memphis
which caused advance OF Sac points closing
With "a small reaction Sales 200 bales.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Nov Ar m Ca6SaSn fs S 75 Erie
anu anu ., cond consbls 1912 Illinois CehtfS. NJ
Mexican ordinary 43,: ST P3u! sSinSM Mexican Central
new SN per cent bonds eo RaRs cent cent rente at 81
per CEN, nSe 60 tSc account and exchange on LONDON
S5 francs 2i eentmes for cheek; an b,aSee today
bullion cone into the Bank OF Eh-'al' u"
Is l3o. 900 pounds.
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THEY MAD AGREED TO DISAGREE.

A jdry in petty case before Recorder Smyh yes
teray had been out of court celebrating for long
time and the Recorder finally sent for them They
took their places and Edward He'll, the clerk, called
their names.
Have you agreed upon verdict p the clerk asked
awe have. Your Honor" said the foreman, rising
How say you?a the clerk con, nued. do you
find the defendant guilty or not guilty "
We fnd7 the foreman answered, that we stand
seven for acquittal and five for conviction"
"Then You haven't agreed the Recorder said,
@You may be discharged If you cannot agree .
The intelligent foreman and his associates retired
and the peculiar verdict was not recorded.
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A FLOOR.wALEER,s DIsApPEARANCE DENIED

A FLOOR.WALBERS DISAPPEARANCE DENIED
The reported disappearance of James Waddel. OF
No. 135 West Twentcth-st., who employed as
ioorwaker by Enrich Bros. up 10 last Saturday
morning, denied by his wife yesterday afternoon.
She says that her husband has not disappeared, and
that she was not the woman who was driven up 10
Police Headquarters in cab last sunday evening
and gave warning Of his Disappearance under cir
cumstances that pointed 90 his having the intention
Of committing suicide She cannot imagine who
started the story, she says. but thinks il was some
one who was actuated by malicious motives toward
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Union PACIFIC LEADS.
GOULD STOCKS LISTLESS.
AN ACTIVE MARKET WITH AN UPWARD
TENDENCY
Pittsburg d West

SAFES Az THE STOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1s.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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COTTON-On the spot unchanged in price, with llgh
trade reported Sales, lo8 bales for consumption Por
receipts so 500 bales against 81 So6 bales last week
and 49, us bales this day last year Since Sptemoe
receipts az the ports have aggregated 25o0o59 bales
against 246 bales for the corresponding time last year
Quotations are passed American standard Of casa
dcation,
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OtPOsltS III Ooiiho 7'f""Nf-N~
Net cash baancess2o2 lO50s 1862 oo1 Inc s2ov oS
The foreign exchanges were firm at previous
rates There being no mail until "Wednesday, the
market was quiet and featureesS 9uota2is lo OF
actual business as follows: BANKERS , o otnS ~
respectivelv: French francs at 5.22 IL and
5.l9 3.8; reichmarks at 9i IL ana 20 49, anu
guilders at 40 and 40 l-o. oc,z,e
In London British consols fell 3-lo 10 10 ~ D.,
for money and IA to o. Is for the account. Il me
Bank OF England gained 10000 pounds bullion
ON balance In the outside market money was
slightly sitter at iIS ana da per e at aboUi
3 I-2 per cent for use of balances par siIVei
was steady at 43 Ill an ounce NE nparh ~,
for American railway shares was aneG.ea au
yersely by the heavy selling Of Brazilian ana
other South American securities. Inc CLOSING Was
at material concessions from the early prices, pu,
the dealings were not heavy Az faIiS riehcn Il, .
change on London being 25.24 l-2 francs to INC
hound sterling. The weekly statement OF the
Rank of Germany showed an increase IN specie OF
o, 740 600 marks ooo am
Robertson & James offer TO investors 100000
first mortgage per cent bonds OF the C9nsoil4ared
Street Railway Company of Memphis Tenn;
occupying entire city, so Gross earnings Tor
1889 will be S350,000, increase over lS5 I,
$50, 900. Net, sl45OOO; increase, $4,000. 1he
population of Memphis is 100000.
A London special received here to-day says
" The United States Debenture Company Is
success. The subscriptions are closed and SUB
scribed many times over l. NJ SuoScrlptlViiii,,
close in this city tomorrow, and alotments VIII
be made probably on Wednesday.
The Homestalle Mining Company has declared
it's usual dividend for October, payable at 1 me
transfer agency of Messrs. Lounsbery IL Co, Mills
Building, on the 18th inst Transfers close on
the Goth.
Denver. Col, Nov. 16.-The Board Of Supcr
yisors of this city passed ordinance to-day grant
ing to the Citizens Water Company franoh lSe tC
lay pipes and supply water to the citizens OF Den
yer for twenty years. The company is com
posed Of such men as David II. Mofat, preslden'
of the First National Bank: Governor JOB a
Cooper. f. F. Halocll, Walter s. Cheesman, d. G
Dodge. and other well-lmown financial citizens OF
this city 1t has expended one hundred thousand
dollars in purchasing the only gravity water sup
plv available to Denver. II has also expended
and contracted for three hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars worth Of material in prosecuting me
work of bringing the water 70 the city, and con
tracts will be let within thirty days for five
thousand pounds of cast iron pipe. The company
will in short time place in the market two million
dollars worth of thirty-year first mortgage bonds
prospectus of the enterprise will soon be issued
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saLEs AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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Rye ~ No red In store November 10 SalsS' q ,ot $40
SUE cSssinst a4453 si bushels last week. @"' w.
bushels mi proance Exc hange statement OF visio'e ~
,,y saturday. November 10 1889; ,.s,.v.
wheat Corn. oats XIV
Toll IN ,-,s ssa
store and a., --c oo1 oax o2S OFT it76loa gaj
ahO1t -. 40i' - o'VVi'"o' "'-''- -oo''>'
Ine,s I'oV'oi' s75.sss 45ooe4 1soeoo
v,.,nc supply in the United States and osH harley
Whea. Corn oa'S a.s
1889. go 90, 0,s A %, OF 1l76iA .'7fo''o'
Nov. 10. IS. 4Oifo oVSl'Voo "- ~ ace goa
iss9 ao 2so ooso 4Os oesSsai 1sO7i'' So.
MS ASH 70. sioosso r7Soas7 i'oi''' isisD.'
1857. 49,. . --o set a A0s sos 3lSso' ''. ..v
N' Hay ~ And f from %, q;
for prime grades; which s on liberal arrivals sos
esessipg stocks IayNes Glover. mixed ~
Csc; No. q e0a7es. Clover aoa''S'
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ance on Saturday and to-day was se27,s25, made
nm NV gains of ssi1, 4o4 coin and Sls650l cur-
rency. The two days operations covered Ke-
ceipts. sb.053. $50; payments, S4,225,325 result
ing IN general balance of sl83, so4, oaV, Consist
ing Of 81 1902, 257 coin and se'o%Zoo' '"rre"'S
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at washington re.
cevcd today S209,72 National banK no'es LUZ
redemption. soos oos tho in
I be customs receipts were sS35, 92o' tne III
ternAl revenue receipts s793, SOB, ana the hii0-
celaneous receipts sic 20. ,.,h
To-davs Wasbing ton Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement Az follows:
- NJ, ~ Nov 49, Differences
No. oa nm hand sss 387 200 s1s6 800 s72 Inc. 1928 e8
Net Silver on hand is. 42s 1873 1s5S27o6 Inc loaozo
N on baad 15o5esss 1912 Coe Inc. s221o
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THE GENERAL LIST.
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Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
inv c.riGcses s22o ATS o25 s22o se5 2 Inc st2o499
Deposits banks 41,J9O2o5 sloo',l'' NV -o-,-
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, New. 49, 1880.
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Trustees Sale


=, ny virtue o. two decd II trust executed one on
We aih day ~ August tsst and tho nfi,er on ~
sl'i day ~ July. is,L by w. w. Humphreys 10 ne
lul'isiEnrd as tfusiar a. seruru rrftllu inlrbti.
h'' slfrlhoi thrfrin thn tint II tnI ffif.t drfi.
nAtlticl iu Registers office nf Shelby County
l'un.i lu hlnk 80. THEu ~. aud the other f,syfs
hhl IN tili ~ asfrfa uiilcr lu book IA fsag ri
Which az friuuvd a. sid deeds couyofti aiiJ an
ihnufrd lhy salu ~ The following fral rsiItr hi
thH We debts thrUiu secured were NOT u4t a.
lfnil.l ihfirin. tlid rial estate situate IH Mem.
nhls shelby County. Tenn lorIunIuF Id u ttslnt
~ we norm line of Market sifyt lii frt est fnlm
lhr cnsi iinr " Che nrt alry ost OF 1tifi stfaeL
AM running ugfc0 ulst VIII tfo u0un s'do al
Naftci .ir.i n iD'l thence uhuh ilsit feet b. an
lnh rird nllHy thnunu ucs' u feat thence south
lHg lggt in tIIr pIaUI ~ hcsiuulnf toIur fBH III
GOO ini huIhnlltu subdivision iu COUNTRY lot lC4
hhl llr faiuf land ~ apart tu aid w. w. ffumph.
frlt in ta'H " " ~. Humphrey ~ itTftir Nav
.cpi No ahlA a. u, tlanrcu Court III shriby
county Tenn, and sild debts uui trinH paid AZ
rufdlnr a. ihc terms Of ald tuitt duOis I'd he r.
Vhgi ~ tlr hturfrlHfirs hpbIu. I Will on
!.r Tt day - July. i Ht the southwest ruftier III
main ahi Madison siurts. Memphis Tenn seii
az deeiilrd ral estate io The highest bidder al
public 0uirry inf rash
iqhy ~ redemption hirrrt The title 10 s,ll
ifnifHY believed iu o. Euud. but I will frii and
nn'tl m trustee boo said trust dtos Iclcfrci 10. and
uut Otherwise. - $3.50
This alsi DAY 81 May. iss9
,,,,, ,...... W. ,. RUTLAND Trustee.
llII Y MlIkrunn. AffuFHrFn
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THE Buckeye State left Evansville late las
night for Memphis.
FORECAST: Light rains, slightly warmer
southeasterly winds.
:. 1HE Ruth will be this evenings boat fo,
New Madrid and the bends.
The river at this point is % & n r;se of !,
loot and tenth since last report.
TIE Granite State cleared for Cincinnati
last evening-Don A. Mari, master.
THE Missouri, upper Mississippi and Ohio
VIII iall, the lower Mississippi Will rise.
LEE LINERS cleared last evening. Coaboma
Tor Friars Point and Rosa Lee for Osceola.
1T Is rumored at ST. Louis that there Is
probability of the Cherokee going into The
Alton trade. es INV ''ie
CAl'r' JOE sHTNKLE has accepted the posi-
uon oil captain of the Henry de Rue and has
taken charge '''''
ANCHOR LINERS tomorrow: CITY of Proyi.
aenee' Tor Natchez, and the City Of Monroe
~, ANCHOR LINERS up and down Yesterday
eily OF Cairo for St Louis and Arkansas
City for Natchez. A'''''"'
Gus sHINKLE is pilot partner OF Cant loo
u an on the City of st. Louis. Pilot Ionis
Drouilard having resigned TO take the wheel
Acnry. '''''P"
GAIT ZEB WARD, OF Little Rock, Is ooing
into the steamboat business in a small wov
again. says ST. Louis exchange. He Is
having boat built at Louisville for the cot
River. -A'A'''iSas
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club Rates. 2i'I Ticket, ior s,o U. 5. curr,ncy
SPECIAL rrArllnrn


=, ny tcims 81 contract the Contrary must dc,,,l,
th, sum u all prices included ln thr .rhspi. tf,,
m ,1,.i q hnslc Ticket and ptciyc thc iuiloWinS
ItklitlCAIE. i hereby certify that the lon.
upl b,nh ul Mexico aud South America hi, nn
s,,hl urlisii the necessary funds tn guarantee ti
IrnrnrCnCla ruLlIrt ''''''' uu "a
ID, " kopHl0rZ RIVERA, Intervention
az "liu'i lhn '"mpuy u rpulr't 81 4. IrIhute
~ ~ cent ~ thu value " hil the tickets In
lii"F laNur proportion than i given Ly nnv
other LOTTERY. N''" " N"1
finally enc number u tickets l. linItot tp A m,
=, Vt lc's Than arc cold by other lottcrlps usln,s
the same soho ne s''"-
tot ihll particulars nd ifcyg u. Ha.sattl. An.r
,auo ~ city ~ Noxicn. o. .. ". CUILfN' sia
hatl"nNit"ct, Nashville, Tenn, t,euersi trrnt
IA 49," ~ lthu",'r To ave time IN rctting
l,Aee hddrss YOUR letters ~ Nashville. Tenu
a. lhcl1.o paper money On Ordinary letter I,,stal
Nn'e ~ tpnsf Money ufdcf OF tuftcncv amount.
W. ~ ~ rNprsf ~ our expense Ia Nnshviiia
lfifcs tall without discount
AG ENTS WANTED.
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ETTHifNG rfFWoN.
81 ~ WltkENsuN. trustees
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Tho Part. cabmen.. srrlLs.

PARIS, June 1.-THE striking cabmen
did not resume work this snoning rs was
expected. A meeting Of the cabmen was
held today, which was attended by NJ.
Constans, Minister Of the Interior bu, no
agreement concerning the settlement OF
the cabmen's grievance was reached. Tho
strike will probably become general.
Fighting has occurred between French and
Italian nayniosin the Department Of lIauto
Marine. Troops have been sent 10 ouell
tho disturbance.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

IN Y G wrsrs Nerve ASp RnafS Tnrarvrx,
srnafAniesd tpccihc Tor iiysiefia, Dfrlnc... con.
NhlIoha flu, Nervous Neuralgia HsLdarhe Nerv.
om ffp.iraiion causci by the nss of alcohol ~ -
b.cen Makoinluess Mental depression eofi,ntn,
oi tue hfain respliing In insanity and lsailns 4,
Mteft, decay sui death. Premature Old Ace har
!tnueta lnes OF power In either ser InVoluntass
Ltse aud spcrmat1rfhea oaussd by ovcf : tsfiio.s
gi We bflin, sefabuW OF -indulaenro Taeh
pot curtains one months treatment f 40 h,x
q TOT prico y" ~
Wo Guarantee Six BoEoss
Tocnfe any Gaze with each ofief rrrriSet ~ ,
,tI ~ b21ea eecomrahled with $50 We viii ssni
moucf u TIE treaifnent does not s9ert a ,.ir,
,uafahtces iuued only tT John q We't 4 a.,
n9sa{ % DrurEistN Solo AEcntl Maln llrsst
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AZ Evansville.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 1.-THE Ohio
passed up at o'clock this afternoon with n
iiight list and so passengers. She added
hghliy OF freight and registered several peo.
pie. Locals on time with fair traffic. oiier.
lngs Tor long tonnage exceedingly LIGHT
while local traffic Is slightly improying
daily; Late rains have made the Young corn
crop look promising along the bottom farms
=; Inc !, Buckeye State, for Memphis wires from
Iei,i, City arrival at o'clock tonight. She
O'Clock tonight
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Trust Sale.

W yitue ola irri ~ trust executed on The isth
Gay ~ January lrl. Nv ~. ,. ICksdy to the mn.
NniNhneli nH Trustee. iu secure certain fuIfhfrll
ho. ulgf,in named uii decd Of tfnst frrisirrst
poo lhe ls1ltigfs ufUo ~ shelby ouuuif Irnne..
80 10 lf"s 10 jas pisc en-. and o. frirffCd tn
anl SAT- uurni, Ines being unpaid n tho f,qusst
OF the b'hticiafiss therein named. w will. GA
y, osihy, jane Is. 40.
~ thc southwest ourner ~ Main aud Madison
.infn, N.wrHla Tenn, anil tn The highest tIdifr.
lti tisl thr following real estate situate iu ths
W. W AymlhiA fhrlnl county frun.. tnHti
iEuuinH % point un tho west side I'd ls.ots
elitfi attnultu fi1l iocf north OF Vance stf.sat
Hill finhlnH thence north with nrsoin sIfr1f ~
,nVhtv l1Iirrt thence wesiWar,ilf ID flght un.rt
70 lF.oio tiuft one hundred and cIrhtf Il ID foft.
Wrhcr .uihWanily seycuiy.nvo l5iI l,r fnrHra
flMhhll enc hundred AMI pl.hfy UaH frri D.
iNe ". huinf and Icing lots Nos h ami y 10
biu,A 30 "a -. that part ~ aid OlB % Mcmphis
oInftl called south Numrhis
lhp lnl a. wei improved. thew Icing fd1d resi-
,l'l'' ~ tlEht 90 nine fuuius Hul usual caufrs
~ ltnf' upon ~ aud u we'll worthy tht attention
o. inin seetlng inNr.tiutut
ilulV ~ fririupiluu hffrri Tho tito fn fai1
teai ciaie ia believed a. ld s0Ud lIt W. sill scll
Anu convey a. tfusicla only.
ihh June I. iss1
STIRLING rIFggoN.
49, 10 MIF TNaUN IFuaf0aa
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wrDDiso rings at Thaycr's.
ThOs. y. Purcell g. Co.


Haze removed 70 20 South Court street
under Gas'on's Hotel. where they have on
exhibition the light running New Home
and Household Sewing Machines. These
are undoubtedly the lighlest running and
most simple machines over brought 10 this
city. These machines will DC sold at 4
grcal reduction for cash, or on easy month
ly payments.
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WHITING. ARITHMETIC

And BookkoOping-Tho Nelson business
College. Second and Monroe Streets.
Special classes in the morning for BOYS
and girls. A class in Commercial Law In
tho afternoon for advanced pupils A
special class at night for young ladies and
gentlemen in Bookkeeping, Writing and
Arithmetic. Our rates Of tuition are the
highest, our patronage the best and course
OF study the most thorough In the city.
a branch OF the famous Nelson College Of
Cincinnati. o., founded In 1856.
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Trustees Sale.

s,lI,n,,d ef decd q lpsl made 70 me by Goorria
onii'h' % record In Hook ~. pagu tpt. Win,
ON "wednesday. June 10, 1852,
between ~ o'clock ~. aud % m nj the south,...,
corner 81 Main and Madison rtrrats Memnbi.
i,nh teil ~ auction. Tor cash. a lot situated MI
ltihphlA shelby county, Tenn, bslnr one oisbib
o. Lgt ~, Block Is, and ~ the aouthosst earnes M
tald lot fonung 70 feet on the west sdc of ofies9'
suect ana running back west i0l foct
June 7, iAsa y AZ. THrztvAsr rv,,.,..
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HPcVlM Dhpach 10 The Appeal
oAIRo, Ill, June lA-The City Of Flor.
ence was well laden for the Tennessee. The
,ity OF Providence, down at O'clock. had n
good load and got very little here. The City of
baton Rouge, up at o O'Clock tonight Ind
go tons for st. Louis. River % feet 9.tenths
on tho gauge, rise OF | inch In "a hours.
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.ti,,t,.tv leaves Arrive,
, it,l'..l ~ tlppm slimiief EN - tnut a m
sNall aud IN. SLOAN EMAIL aud IL nos A. M,
I,,Nl.tn &c. tll pm lNoWbon Ae.. "a. a mi
ilhlel etpn trains run foiii between VI, a.
pots and L6uisyilie oarfylur Pullman ti',t.,
biANlhF lonm Sleeping tam Mail and Trnf..ts
Ihis tllid hoiWoyn Memphis aud LouisViiir 80
llnE ersshi .lcrIimr aud reclining chair or. r0u
Nesting closely III Fulton fof Caira ID i.ouis 80
,hi.afu giving The only day tfnin ffun Nrfnrbi.
~ ~ Louis Ticket Office under I,s1iatlV lt.,i,t
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LEASE
TOR sAI.r on IiIsr-
Insolvont Notice.
BAN % lEssrsrl. sHTLHY COUNTY. /
OIicr touNTY COunT CLInH,
htHftiis TINN, June /. Issq

v 1
Olltrf turHTY rOruT gLInH
MtHrris, THNs., June d iss1
To hary Daufiao IkocutflN
Having suggested the Insolvency Of The estate ef
augustine Dauflac. dcrna srd YOU are hefriV ~
utf'i 70 fifo notice By advrfttsrmrnt IN sous
nceslalet published within tho said Stat. AMI
~ lhe eonfl huus1 door ~ shelby County flf
nll pffs0ns having claims araiuat ia e.tsi1 ~
hpiWaf and Gle the tarnr, authenticated I'M tbr
manner prescribed W law, 0n OF igi1fo lie I'm
10y ~ epiembef, ih1, and any claim not nlod on
~ u,leig tsld Gay, ~ before an appropriation 0i
ne iuuls ~ aid estate Il male ahait H. ion,es
laird both IN Law aud equity.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements at the Levce,

Arrivals-City of Cairo, Natchez; Arkan.
sas City, St. Louis Ruth, New Madrid.
,rayoso 81 Francis River; II. S. Frisbie and
barges, Ohio River
observation-disclosures City, Natchez; CITY
of Caro-, st. Louis; Coahoma, Friars poini.
Rosa Lee, osceola; Granite State Cincinnati:
H. ). Frisbie and barges New Orleans.
>, Boats in Port-luth, Gayoso, Joseph
Henry. ''0P''
Boats Due-Down; City OF st. Louis, st.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
Finished at Memphis Steam Laundry. pa
Second street. branch Office 81 Madison.
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a7issa
Stagc of Tho RIYcrs

officL SIGNAL SERVICE, U. aA.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June "a. 1850. /
The following observations arc taken AZ ali sin.
lions IN the 10Th meridian time which 4. 80, h,,,
later than Memphis time. - V''0 nun
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OFFICE furnished with towel rack comb
brush and clean towel every morning ior
70 cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
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lNsuRE your life In the Connecticut Mn.
tnal. 1. NJ. Galbrcath, agent, 10 Madison
street
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THE SOUTHERN STEAM DYE wonKs. 81
Court street, cleans or dyes any color
dresses, laccs, clothing and curtaips
Work finished Ike new. Prices the low.
cat
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INSURE your gn.houscs in lhc Citizens
insurance company. No. ~ Madison street.
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,ozARK", Vinegar will preserve your
pickles aud your health.
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Floyd & Moneys soda. with pure fruit
Juices and Ice cold, is delicious beverage.
Try H.