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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER lO, 1867. tlEMPIIIS APPEAL PUBLISHED WEEKLY DAILY JOHN S. C. HOG AN ft CO.

PRICE OF fct-BM'KIPTIOH. Dully (In advance. Pr annum 112 00 pr weak 35 news-deler, par oopy Weekly per annum (In advance) 6 Ou rfSo soteerlption entered on our mall book for a less tima than one month. BATES OP ADVEKTlHiaU, One square one lnaertlon RM each additional lnaertlon TO one week 4 00 two weeks I 4 00 three weeks 7 00 one month xs er All advertlaemenU considered due after a nml lnaertlon. if lines of solid nonpareil constitute a square.

a- All advertisements In the Bpeelal notice ilnmn will be charged 2S cenU per line. mm- Marrkace and death notloaa published as ad vertlserneot. ah advertisement for the AprxAi. must he handed in at the Clerk's desk. TVtHMteal adusi aasasiiiitt rnml paid for 4 aiinmru sr Advertisements for Ihe Weekly paper will be charged at same rales, per week or month, as la the Dally, unless by special contract.

Our friends are requested to nee their best efiVertsto send us snbscrl tiers, and nil up onr list, and also to forward any Hems of news that may be of sufficient local importance to warrant their publication. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE OR LEASE. Miff Mt'inphw MmiiiK and Mamilantnr.ttjt i RMMpM art awnroui or en.ii)c or teasing nOLLIHTO TCXXjX Snar the city of Mei ilUSt LOU BSTSHI I turn. tilth macu qeusitty.

Liberal ti i.nr.'iiMM.. it dosirtsl J. WICKS, President. jtesnpasVs, Angnst 20. I.sbt.

sags Tenn. aut mill on the single Is uew and or the best rill be given on the r. M. MTAI.I.KV. I I SO.

J. H. SMITH. Stanley, King Smith, Cotton I'lu-lor AsTD COHMISSIOH MERCHANTS, No. 272 Front Bat 11.

UpstaxSa Mem phis, Tenn. audaw POLLAK SON, IT John cilreet, near Nassau, and tiroadway, near Fourth SU. NSW YORK, The first Manufacturers of only GENUINE MEE3CHATTM GOOD8 on this Continent. The largest and finest in Sew York. Enabl-si by extensive -nut la vorn -lie purchases of the raw material lor the next year to sell lowi-r than any other i'ue, i.ud Holders ol any particular si, ape cot bo order.

Also repairing. Boiling, si Kvry article slam -ed with our name, and gi-uuiiii sh-ihi ior wuurenw lul circular. letler lix. WW. se SW of J'artnerxhip.

partnership heretofore existing between uuiit-rsurat-d, utKltT ilie firm name of Wriartit at Bur to. is tiiis day aisaoiTea 07 mu- tua, consent. Wgj 4. 1T7. saBt I Nl A A.

L. WiNti removed to our old Btand No. 218 Muii, KLreet. rot i.ri of Adarns. we nre now ar onYi gf lily ireaii am tittle goods.

I A i and Adama lM IX JkA LB. SKINNER, NEALE GO, IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, No. 3 23 Jalalx Bet. Vine Stand rVaahlnrlon ST. LOUIS.

TERWILLIGEK Manufacturers of the Improved Trlpie Fiance Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES, With Combination anri Pnwder-Proof Locks-Warranted free from Dampness. Manufactory. 1 uilit Weet Houston bt. IVimiT, 1 Maiden Lane, near reori NEW Y-RK. CopartnorHliip.

1TK. Uh SuUmTI Vf neinip for uira-t and i he uaiueof Troti ael Iw i W. TnoTTER. Ift formed a part-Mrtuf doinu a Col! on ou lluh ueatx, under i. W.

TKOTTER, WM. Mrl.Kr WK. McOck. TROTTER Me EE, Cotton Fnclors -ANL- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 14 Monrce Street, urn fit is.

1 i tkwksm.k. AliOIN'l. K'iPK and TIK fornlslied at the L.wei iimrSel prce. Mem Kept- USE. aei KiTAIAOl 4 VMBSM BILLIARD TABLES ilHR moat reliable Cuuion ued on BUliurd I 'dea la tbe 4T-ii omnw, Mitowfartured by An'rleaa, Vol.

it ibe acly Cm sMMnBtlal KAVANAiiH A DKCKKK. r. is. IrMU. (rtee Mcleot I tic No.

11 ttiM fcMfl pOMMMHia all Hie isO a IVr'wt Ciusltn. It 1 moai darab1Oubian are Uiar-piayiUK pubi.r. a 1 by tbe great demand for on- The peculiarity which at-Gut CuM.iiou and rcudi tier-, i- the LietiUtuod cord of Ut)4 1 lie ijue tviid od Uie ina ttie full length uf tlie vt-nli tli' Isall fro'U Jumi iiitf from tru- table. usH zut oord aJo ad-1- h4y been p-e in eoustant uf any make, lunch to nit eiM.it. 01 01411 I iH to tfcttiew, wh uh.

It eao be applied to tnj frr per -t. Knvannb a Factory, at the corner rf vuire and Canal S. Is the mi( of Ita klud In the vorld. T.ie ma- i inerv la of the moat improved rhara-iAr. the lumhefdry.nj tinm (he In the United 1 IL- t-aat that can tie the worn men thoroughly tiie rnateri.

parrbaae1, and klMed. Kill: (h tbH bye loth. Bait Caea and Trimmings, all TiMke, conataiitly oti hand. 1 Ieeter an- the only arenta in fr Kay OM enient. adjud4 nt aothotitlets to b- the bevt Oement 1 rev cm Full aitf TaMea rat down for lnn.

eeod (or ht aiid Prt Uat. K4YAKAUH A 1KCK ER, orner of Centre and he-'t tfoJ' New York City ELLIPTIC l.oek-SUtfh Sewing Marltiue. Their TH HupliolllT h7 1 urn itlueal IlLT aa Ml ji in, 11 it-s. fcnM Medal. Fair Mum I and llUUoK'.

Mt6 4 1. 1 tbfr idgauest prtiniamn at lite Maryland Inau Pi (state excel Nw auitylvaialH work at tba 1 ini part ltd Machino, i.amHy.a beat vamily Sewing Maehine' Reiit Ixmble-'Hiread Macblne," and for the Beat Sampiea ol tiewiog Machine Work Mr.t-.'u a-bicharp a arra titl TtwwyHMi f'trwaidaO to any part of (be world, who priuUrd walructloiiB iwblcu will any aim Clou 1. Ae UT WO For clrrularK, ntb in heut, pay-1 1.1 ill then be ire will be and a -Je- ANNOUNCEMENT. candli.aW 111 KS1 itnnoDnne inr name aa a 1 for the office, of County KegUter torfilieiby eonntr. at the March vn avTte W.

K1N. mkrm are atitborixed to annennce AM H. CURIslN aa a caadtdate tor Hbrl ol BlielbT county at the eneaing March Kleouon in im. Mtiiupliis July 'U, aul te BOARDING. BOAKD1N families or alngle genUemen an obtain board and rod rm.

also day boarders can beSootutnodatod at 3H Second bet ween hm1 If MOAKDINU- Knralsbed rooms, srttb cood board, can be bad at reasonable rates at No. in Monroe street. Also a few day boarders ean accom modated. la'Stf svx.l cheap BOARDING A FEW DFlABl.E ROUMH, either rur-nlshed or unfurnished, to rent, with boanl, to either (entletnen or families, convenient to bsslnesa, vltbiu one square of Court square, and at Use most reasonable rates, at No.9u Second street, near Madison. Day boarding, S3 per week boanllug and lodging, 18 per week.

Jefltf WANTS. nple El.I.MTIi' K. 1 Broadway. S. T.

B. Umi Xtip't, aei dawoa A. B. IU1ISOB. O.SB1XAB ISAACSON, SEIXAS 00., Wholesale Grocers aho nipo a Jio.

fJomtnn Street, NEW ORLEANS. i iARTICTLAK attention glTan to tbe pur- I cnase of Coffee. Hngar and HRKKKKNOK8 1 f.n- i ar A TKD rent aHouse.wlth fors rooms, suitable f.a-a li.niilv resMenne. wMliiushoit distance our! isouare. Addreaa Ibis omce an tf w.

J. ANTED as nnrtner in the Drv CtOOds and I rixlui- rJUMIiess ai t.uiimiii"ri a vouog man of moral, sober, industrious husiiiess nahita. with a caali capital ol three tllou'SUid dollars, to equal the other Interest. McKuU Is a good point for a cash business of 'flOjiwo to I liuuC urn twelve thousand dollar- sales annnallv, with a flattering SS aajajli of the nusliiess leereaaiug every year. 1 have a good storehou-e.

and the only stand In Ihe t.lu. aiX'iieatloii is ti slreii. aq il auJ? ive inn- r. McNutl, MIS! WANTED. ASITTTATION, at a moderate salary, by an eioerlenced Bl K.1K -K KKfKK.

A.l.r.-ssA. 1 lock -bos A AlkNTS-T Introduce our new patent STABHHC1T1.KHKWINU MACHINE, l'rlce (25. It aaes two threads, aud makes tbe Kennine LUlk STITc H. All priced machines make the CHAIN HH1.lt. nac.li agent lumlshed Willi a copy of la-iwrs Kiclusive territory given.

clTUlara. M. M. BKACH 4 01, y7 xm 2M Second Memphis, lenn. SSI ANTKD-THE PATKNT iLTTROR.

OIL. We want men everywhere lo study their owlj isrtvKXHT. The right to manufacture and sell the Patent Aurora 1)11 In a single county will make more money to the purchaser in three months than the largest farm In yonrHtate will make in a who-e year. The Aurora Oil actually oosts less Ihsu one-half the prise tloal Oil. and the Illuminating power of the aurora Oil Is as much superior to the Coal til as the Coal oil Is a tallow candle, and is sio hose explosive than a tallow candle.

Any Iaiup thai will burn coal oil will burn the Aurora Oil. It does notfmoke the chimney it does not smell-It will not grease or slain the flneat linen-rot even white cloth. The material fur its laanufnr'nre Is Inexhaustible, one man can make seventy-live barrels per day. No machinery required. We ill pay your fare to and from the city of Memphis ami bins while here.

If we cannot prove all. and even more, than we have staled. A alngle county is a small fortune to the mun of enterprise, and tlie right to a Htate Is untold worth. ror further Information, call on or edilrem I. Hi lit A as, 24 Madison street.norner Main, jyK REWARDS.

$25 A II stiraved or stolen from my place, on Horn Lakei-rcek one BAY MAKE Mi K. about II or 11 hands bigh. has a scar on left hip. The above reward will be paid to any one the Hu to tlie Term, or in nie mi it reel. au'28 W.

ItKNUKH. FOR RENT. IJFKICK FOK A good Office In rear Apply eeRlw JAMBS KKNT- So. 12 Jefferson street CO. pMK assart That large and commodious Warehouse, corner of Fourth end Jefferson street.

Apply to K. M. APPERSON 4 see lm 28H Front street. JO Five or Six desirable Residences. Apply to a BKlNliXKY, see eodJw No.

Madison street pOK KKN T- Tnat splendid Dwelling House on the corner of Madison and Third streets, eccnpled by Mrs. A. O. Harris. TbU Honse has recently been rei'Slnled and put lu thorough repair.

Fur particulars apply on the premises, or to Harris, Hunt No 2JI Front street wA ltr EOK BKHT-Mrs. E. M. Hswaon's former Residence at tbe hea.1..: Adam-street. Apply at ltiourt Street, up stairs.

sel Is TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the Metrrrpirlllan Police I 'onimlssloners, Nn. 1" Madison street. Inquire at Police office, Madlsou street. Memphis. June 10, 1HS7.

tf JJOK RKN STOREH and OFFICES in Bet hell's New Bonding, on the corner of Main and South Court streets. Apply lu the bulldins In P. BKTrl or S. P. WALKER, In rooms 1 and FOR SAXE.

POH SALE One Herse Stationary Engine and Boiler, nearlv new, "or sale cheap LCNN A MALI.ON, -AH lls.il street. ASFW ANI ttU BUII.T srl-tuuilAT licnt drsustlt dlrawin" fourteen incn.s. wtin a uj Mipptv cial on board'', now In Ilie trsde on the Mssnt Big Ssnils aud Portsmouth, a ll! be sold at low flt-uri-s For partlculsrs address lock Ixis hana. ku. au lm Memphis.

Tenn- DDK BALK Agrsvl Heoond-haiid BIXHIV and HARNESS llUle usedi wl'l lliap. App' to Taylor, U.v At Rnlian l. Iron! street, or auUIll W. llaUICa: am, Motiroe street. Piano jr Sale.

FINE KNAUF. PIANO. 7-octave, nearly new, cost as 0 tor as at a arl itaan aud pan trait. Apply to n. r- pani ttswaas A Pail AP acs if Doit SAI.K A light one-hoise BOCK AWAY.

In root! or-star. Apply to A. Cuinmlus, 2SI Front nj asll and Utosd I.nnd Ior Wnlc AN undivided one-half Interest In fa.0? ncres Red river botlom laud, In LatayeUe ni.uw. Thlsinlerest. the title to which utperfect.

be aoid at a low figure, for oue-liilr the ren.aiudr at one and two y-urs, Interest iu. -essi r. mairniflcent Artai. bofioin land, abov.ali oearflow. and ihe neat 1ms1 ol lanu in un iw, eounty.

Arkansas. lands will be sold togeUier or In par- lM Apply to PIKE A ADAMS. Attorneys at I -aw, nahS-tf Malnaltswl. Memphis NOTICES. NOTICE.

IlHEcrislltorsof tbe estate "1H. Malnne are hereby notlBed tuat 1 nave sncgesi.il the snreiic- nt tate Hie CJerg of the County Court'' 'l ipsin oottnty. Tenoi iwa.and Hi- creditor of estate are uoullsaj to ri their duly suaisxanUceted, within alz months from date hereof, or tn rxtiUee win be filed in bar of the same. VAL (XASiruivil. AUminisua-or.

Adt law; apiwr i 'ommerc Pike, LAP at. Ro' eiast Memphis sew ttrieans; tf MA YI KLL A AKOEBMX, MARBLE WORKS, Ao. ision Street, Heconil s.nt'1 1 htlrcl. Uslwseti BAKTIETT'S P4TKMT P0UB HKfaMlKRATOB AND Water-Gooler Combined Its the best and only perfect PKFSe.KVsR In the Meat. Mi, Milk, Vegetables.

PROVISION and will keep hruits, etc any ether Hefrigerator In use. The Polar Refrigerator a. the only one pafcau bad having a i-ondensliig su -lace exp-taoil tu provision chambers, to exireet the ssolsuire sues impurities note oi i from the sU Mvil I-fcj BUVtKlN A CO. 1 Court Igwrra. 1 ento i Aaron oontr October Ui 'he oataie of bar d- for lur nt anO i apart to i MEHI'lUS APl'KAL Offier-eio.

13 Madison Street CITY MATTERS. TCESDA SEPTEMBER 10, IStC Ki-mpliis and Ohio Ksllroad. Mail Express. I i AKKtVB, K1 p.m. a.

lu. lixranr. m. turn p.m. SAM.

B. JONES, Uen'l Sup't. Menphlt and Uarlcsion Railroad. a urn vi nxr AST Express KhfiA p.m. 6:40 a.ln iisup.m.

u.iv i.iu Mall Heuiervllle Aecnttimod a.m. except Kunditys MUsUsippi and Tennessee Railroad. ABRIVB, DKrAAT. New Orleans Fxpress, daily a.m. am.

Mall, 8:46 p.m. nKSjp.m. FreUht. daily i except Bun- day) StSpm. 4 a To commence Wednesday, Jun-.

10th A. B- UVKRalUllE. Uan'lHup'L V. P. OAK L.EV Oeti.

Ticket Act. my4 CLIISI.Mi MAILS. Until further nouee the Malls wlU ftfellows: lir Cairo, Clucairo, m. Lools. Nashville, l.ouls-vlile, ciiiciliisi i.tqev aland, rittstsnrg, Philadelphia.

Rufmlo. Albany. New York, Baltimore, at.d all cities north and west, at 3:15 pm. Fur i liattauooga Richmond, Washlncton, Angusui, ColumlMsn, Otb, Montgomery, Mobile, Ala New York, Nashville, and all cities south and east, at 5axin.nx. Fur Sew urieaDs, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vlekaburg, Natrhas, and all cities south, at 4 p.m.

Ail stations on Mississippi and Tennessee, Southern. New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern railroads at p.m. All Stations ou Memphis and Lioulsvllle and branch railroads at p.m. All Stations ou Memphis and Charleston, Mississippi Centrsl. Mobile and Ohio, Nashville ml Ileeatur, Nashville and Cbastanorica and East Tennessee railroads at 5 a.m.

For Little Rock, Pine P.lnff and all l.iielings en Arkausasand Tiieadays nd Saturdaya Mississippi ilver-south, (semi-weekly), Tuesdays and Saluidays. Mississippi river-north, (semi-weekly), Mondays aud Fridays. J. C. UlstT.

Postmaster Memphis. Fits ttTS. We request that our natrona will not pay the newslKiys more fhan five cents a copy for the ArrEAi. It Is sold over the couuter at that price, aud we allow the newsboys a snffl-clent margin to make a handsome profit by selling the pnpers at five cents per copy. To the Patrons of the Appeal.

Hubscribera are retiueatexl to report any irrepularitien in the delivery of the Appeal at the counting room. Carriers will be furnished weekly with certificates authorizing them to collect subscript ion b.1). ANSFDRD. Sept. of Circulation, HEALTH MATTERS.

Xj A MEETIXU OF THE BOARD YESTERDAY MAYOR I'RESEW. Tliey arc Opponrd to ihe Eatab-llttlimeiit of'Ktiiaranline, Etc. Rktcrneo. We were gratified to see yesterday afternoon oar neighbor, Mr. F.

Hmith, of the houte of tieorge V. Wright A No. 9 Madrnon street. S. is one of the largest cotton buyers doing business here.

He is als- the agent of Ihe Little Miami railroad. Mr. 8. looks hearty and cheerful, ami seemed to enjoy the JVco7oh behind the major'ti gay little team. The major is ready for all shipments.

In Town. We were pleased to meet yesterday our clever friend, Capt. Ed. A. Garland, editor and proprietor of tbe Water Valley Courier.

He is In town looking after the interests of his lively paper, and will call upon our business Desx men tluring the next few days. The Courier is an excellent medium for advertising In north Mississippi. RaWUVBxtrNe. During the short but severe storm on Friday night, the lightning struck the grain warehouse of Messrs. Black, Cameron Charles I hi avenue, doing hut little damage to the building.

Mr. Black, who was sitting on air' iron freight truck at the time, received a severe shock, which tendered hint senseless for some time, j)d confined him to his room for a couple til days, but we are glatl to learn that he rapidly recovering and expects to be at business as usual in a day or two. Bhootino on Jackson Ktreet. A man named John Caldwell was arrested on Sunday night for shooting a Mr. Cos-tillo in ttxe abnuliler.

Caldwell alleges that Coetillo insulted him while he was quietly along Jackson street, and on Iwing remonstrated with, attempted to draw a weapon, hen he shot him, and afterward surrendered himself to 8heriiF Winters. The matter will probably be investigated by a magistrate to-day. (So far there appears to tie some mystery about it. Lock Game. The famous lock game has been revived.

A negro named Ambrose Coleman beat a colored brother out of a ten dollar note at the iXemphis aud Ohio depot ytssterday. The police got wind of the affair, when (Sergeant Brown took after the cheat, who gave him a lively run for it, but by tbe assistance of a well known M. who happened to be driving that way, Ambrose was captured secreted under a house, and furnished with rooms at the proper pjaceon Adams street. I.eitcre To Nioht. It should not be forgotten that the first of the second series of lectures, for the benefit of the widows and orphans of Confederate soldiers, will be delivered at the Tabernacle ou Court street to-night, by Col.

George Gantt. The amount of good already done by these lectures is very great, aud we hope to see the fund largely increased. The fall and winter is fast approaching, and those who have comfortable hocses and firesides of their own, should not forget the widows and orphans of tbe fallen brave. lt the.Tabernacle Is? filled to its utmost crpacity. Those who attend will not only contribute to (hie moat worthy of causes, but will erijoy in the lecture of Col.

(lanit a rieh literary treat. A called meeting of the board of health was held yesterday at the office of tbe secretary, l)r. W. E. Rogers, corner of Main and Madison streets.

Present The president, Dr. Irwin; Drs. A. K. Taylor, Brown, Knode, Otey, Sims and I'lttman.

Hla hoaor, Mayor 111 nd and Or. J. M. Keller, physician in charge of the city hospital, were present by invitation, to give such counsel aud advice as they might deem proper. The president called the board to order, aiul ataUed that liey bad assembled at the suggestion of the mayor to ascertain if it was necessary to take further measures for the prevention of th- introduction of yellow fever in this city.

The secretarv. Ttr. lingers, made a tittemeut relating to the action taken by the mayor and himself in reterence to tbe steamer Mohawk, ou Sunday last, which was approved of by the board. I he mayor ting called upon, siaien that he thought it necessary, and it seemed to be the desire of the citizens, that a quarantine should be established. He had made inquiry, and found that a boat could be obtained for a small sum, ttat would answer tbe purpose.

He thought also that the railroads should guarded in such manner as the board saw n- J-le would endeavor carry out any measures suggested by the board, with all the energy he could command. Ir. Jrwm uiuue a alateuient in reier- ence to the fever hero iir JrsWj. Xoease occurred among the citizens. When pa tients were sent to the hospital mere was more danger in elothing, bedding and sals than from the patients.

He was opposed to a quarantine unless it were done effectually. Dr. Pmiiiaii thought that to make ii effective every avenue must lw stopjssd, and that it was a useless excuse. He was of opinion that the measures heretofore adopted would auswer every purpose, and if the patieuts landing here were conducted to tlie Hospital mere should be danger. Dr.

A. K. layior was strongly in tavor of an active quarantine. To take the disease Uirough the city was a dangerous experiment umi he did not feel disposed to risk It. ile tnougnt money eoum noi tie better spent than in preventing the disease from oomiug here.

Dr. Brown was opposed to a quaran tine. He thought that it wu use less unless the quarantine was extended to the railroads, and even then he was oppoet-d to it out and out. If the disease was in the atmosphere no could prevent its innxxiiK- tion. Dr.

untitle said it was a wen known fact that the disease was prevalent in N-w Orleans ami other southern cities, and was making steady progress. He thought that the htiard shou'd look carefully Into this matter before coming to a conclusion. Jin was strongly in favor of a rigid quarantine. I he people okid to the board for protection, anil if it was given them the board would have done their duty. Dr.

binis was opposed to the quaran tine. Dr. Brow could not see why the board should be so much alarmed. Sow in 1S5.5 yellow fever was of local origin. For forty years patients with the disease had been landed here and It had not pread.

Dr. Taylor itill urged the measure, and aid that tbe board should do all lu their power, and perform their duty then if the disease came the skirts of this board would be clear. Dr. Keller stated that there was in the hospital over one hundred patients, aud he did not think it would he judicious to send patients having yellow rover to that place, vvnne no waji peiiectiy wining to treat them if sent, lie thought they should be treat ed iu quarantine. Dr.

A. K. Taylor ottered the following: Renorid, That all boats coming up the river from an infested pjrt be placed under quarantine regulations that the mayor and aldermen te requested establish some point on the river below for the purpose that this regulation be continued until all danger of an epidemic yellow fever is over aud the mayor and aldermen be requested to enforce the ordiuance on quarantine. Tiie resolution was lost by the follow ing vote: i eas I'aylor, ivuooe ana Otey. Navs Him, Brown and Pitt- man the president voting nay.

Whereupon tbe board adjourned to meet to-day at the secretary 's office at II a.m. The action nf tbe board of health in Ibis matter will no doubt seem strange to the citizens, and in our opinion well it inav. ihe reasons given fry me niajmny of them against a quaran tine we confess do not appear satisfac tory. If it does no good ii cau certainly do no harm. The necessary measures can be taken at a very small expense, aud a quarantine established that will show that the board are at least desirous of taking the precaution in their Dower to prevent the introduction of that almost invariably ratal malady in our now comparatively bealtnv cuuiuiu Uity.

God knows we have passed nrougii scenes eunugii oi ueaiu auu ue- vastaiion witniii the past two years, without haviug another variety of an epidemic. The board meta again to day, when It is to he hoped that the mat ter will Is- reconsidered and a sumcieul quarautlne established, such as they uow have at Vicksburg aird'St. Imuis. Look to it, gentlemen. The citizens look to you to protect them In this mat ter.

"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. res isaaui hr li-ngin nniei.oa. xiAlllAltr.j JAisf'J. HaUum A Wasnixuriou, attorneys. KrliUluher BslswlW JTaitfety 1'HK puhllr thsMS' bOalMd ttat the produce of every raised on my in niriwntDsi'i ii.iwiu'uniirBj tilers farms being leased oul suoleet rent and a lien is held upon all ox said prod nee and slock over and alsive uoug to satisfy said rents, to par for mot lea, pr SrV sious and stock furnished sai renters; and any nerson or persons Hading for stir part of aia prouuee or soil's win oe unu lesiaii.

lor I liitw ueois, eic se7 iw" Ikes luetl Honed JOHN MII.LKK. I W1LI NOTICE. el Uje next term or the County ourt of sibelny for tne appoint ment uf Administratrix or tie estate oi mi- siael i i Brlen. deceased. 11 AKUAKET (THtslkCU.

D. 8. tlRirnst, Attorney. Memphis, Weptember setCM e.su app NOT It 7JC 15 nereis te all wtioui it may eonoe 1 that at the rio-, term oi ui i ouniy lot ishelnjr ciiuntjr. Twn we win make icalc'ii lor an exteusioii ol time lu which j.l ilie -isu uf J.

E. Hooker, deeaed. II. A. AKKKls Kx err.

8. A. His IK ER, Exec'x. Hallom Washington, Attorneys, se" Iswlw otter. Wild, sell my lower Plantation In Tunica 1 county, or exchange It for other good prop-arty, or laaas for the next year or for a series at years.

It is one of the highest and beat In be tsillom, about uiih below Memphis, jylti tf A. wrtlmiT. NOTICE. wife, i Davis, having left my tase and hoard without ni consent, all per-are hereby notified net to credit tier upon iv accountant lawta JAWES II. IHVIS Tkree-fourths or the Fronts Returned to the Policy Holder la the Gfeorgia Home Insurance OF COtilJMBUB.

OA. 1 1HOORPO RATED laM.J Cash Capital ud Birplai, fllMM 1BKRAI. CONDITION BUTJtTABUC I Vjsles. and Prompt sjeiUetuenta. In-urlngli.

tuls company will get Ihelr prt-TSSm or proau r1p, which will be nsken at istr value on canewaav Ws, sla4son ire. White Laiiou Wanted. We insert Ihe following letter from a farmer in Osceola, Arkansas. There are many npeulngs iu the surrounding country for industrious whit labor. This Is only one of tbe many letters we have received on tlie fubjeet lately 'There is a want for an almost indefinite nunilwr of white lalorers, with and without families, for fa.ulng service, in this county, with fair remunerative wuges.

1 1 is complained that the negroes are uusleady, uncertain; and, in too many instanaieg, unworthy of favor. Persona ishing to hire or rent good lands, would do well to come to this iMUuty, as we intend to abandon the negro and his bMMTVBNiENi'K We dislike to find fault at all times, but it nftec becomes necessary to do so. There was a time when the street cars were a very great convenience, and ottlcered by men who seemed angi itis to please and accommo date. But we fear those days have paused. A rase came under our notice last night where three gentlemen after hailing the car green.

No. 29) ou the corner of Madison and Majn streets, had to run about half a blm-k befora they got on the car. This is not the only case. Complaints reach ua almost daily of the bail management of the road, aud often of the impoliteness and rough man ners of the employees. Khould this hint not be sulticieilt lo remedy the evil other complaints may lead to the publication of the names of the offenders.

Eximons Son, So. 10 Jeflersou street, aud HHR Main street, have received the Police News, Police (lazette, Harper's Weekly, Day Book. Bound 1 able, fckuen-lific American, Oleasou's companion. London News, Dondon Weekly Times, Weekly Herald, Welcome Workman, New York Observer, American, Rural New Torker, New York Weekly, New York Mercury, Army and Navy Journal. American I'nion, True Flag, (lermau l-esUe, New York Era, Courier Des Elate I wsuderer for October Horticulturist for 8eptember, and dailies from everywhere.

Call at Hum i- tk Son. JyAw It will be seen by our advising oolumpfi that a law school is a UPpariuaeui mn ft, w.i. be opened ihe flrst Monday Otober. The names of Oeti. Pike, Gen.

Chalmers, Jusss Heath. Judge sicruggs and Mr. Lews' give assurance that by far tbe be-t law school in lue wis: nil iss lounu in Memphis. Where ill our city or the whote country can a stronger or more learned corps of law professors be round? We reioice at this movement. Dr.

Ford, the president, deserves well of the com. mun tv for eunstine mese genu gentie men in this enterprise. The fame of this school will greatly aid the city, and the young men of Memphis win oe anoraeo facilitieo for obtaining a legal education at home superior to any to be found aswoad. 1 A reliable gentleman writ us the fol lowing rveaass ii.t-s, Heptemiier 7, lsffi. I'Ai'frr Ifrrnphi Atipr.al I observe ill the mayor's message to the taiard of aldermen, dated September that For rest, Montgomery A 1 o.

have failed to comply with their contract with the city lay down the Nicelaoa pavument without delay, assigning aa a reason their inability to procure lumber in such quan titles as they require. Iu order that the n-ers n-ibility may rest where it properly bel nigs, 1 desire to call attention to the fact that these geti'lemen do not offer to pay a prie that will justify lumber men iri uiauulaotaring and bringing to them such lumlier lliey are reouired to use It must clear of aap, knot holes and wiudshake, consequently a Jarge portion of what is sawed must iss uirowu aside, and only ne soui at a reduced nnee The highest price I have known them to offer is per HsUJ feet, and the kind or lumlr they require cannot be delivered in Memphis at that price and pay a llv tng profit When a price is offered that will justify, any amount of lumber will onme forward promptly. We can and i-Ui -r 90,00 feet each week, and we know other mills that will do the same. We are willing: tu wore for a small remuneration, but do not lets) disposed to employ our capital and exert our energise to no profit SAW MILL. IIohekt A.

MouN To the can! of this gentleman, which wiil be found among out new advertisements, we wish to call the attention of our uiany read ers. Mr. Moon i tine of the oldest cotton factors of our city, and his long experi ence of nearly twenty years should add more than ordinary interest to Ins opinions upon the staple of the south. For more than a dozen years lie was connected with the house of Titus Co and if there is anything in being familiar with one's business, then he certainly should stand very high among our com mission meu. A I judge of the article in which deals, an intimate knowledge of the many causes which govern the market in its many ups and downs, a foreign correspondence of extensive range, ua contribute to give him advantages poscdssed by few.

We again refer to his can), In another column, addressed to the cottuu planters of West Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas. Shooting at a Pic Nic A number of negroes for some time past have been in the habit of holding pic nfes and gatherings of a like kind at the place of a negro named Alex. Smith, a short distance from town, on the Pigeon Roost road, during which pistols aud shot-guns were very often freely discharged, much to the annoyance of respectable people living in that vicinity. One of the usual pic nice was held there on rjaturday, and during the afternoon everything seemed quiet. Dut about six o'elock some negro boys got Into a diliiculty, during which riampeon Scaith was cut with a knife, am! shot in the back with a shotgun, from which wounds lie died riunday night Four negroes named E.

Harding, Henry Tooney, Mose Turner and Ed. Williams were arrested, and are uow in prison. Justice Miller held an inquest on the body, the jury returning a verdict in accordance with the facts. ATTEMPTED HIVHWAY BEBY. BOB- BETRAYAL, AND CAPTURE OE THE jrOOT-l'AD.

Constable A. Rhodes, of the 11th ciivil district of this county, brought to je city by the 2 o'clock train on the Memphis and Charleston railroad, yesterday afternoon, T. Hill, a white lad, seemingly not more than eighteen years of age, but possessing a most sinister cast of countenance, charged with the double crime of attempted robbery and murder, on the highway, and of which we learn tbe following particulars rteveral days since Hill made overtures to a freedmau employed on the farm of a gentleman residing near Uermantown, to secure his assistance in robbing on Saturday night whoever might pass a certain point on one of the roads leading from Oerman- Urwn, and the latter consented, hut privately informed his employer of the cir cumstance, and asked his advice. The gentleman directed him to acquiesce freely in all the woutd he highwayman proposed, and informed h(m of tbe time it would come off, aud he. the gentleman, would secure proper assistance and capture the fellow in the very act.

Thus Instructed, the freedmau so far ingratiated himself with the footpad, that he fouud an opportunity to secretly withdraw the charges from a formidable revolver, and thus render harmless the intended instrument of the murder, which, as the sequel proves, Hill proposed to commit, iu tbe case oi resistance from his intended victim. Accordingly, at the appointed hour, the white bov. aceomnauied by his black assistant, posted himself in the bushes by the roadside, aud eagerly ioo.eu oui lor a victim. After awhile two freedraen came along, and Hill critically examined their appearance wun a view io uusiuess, but plainly perceiving they were armed. suffered them to pass on their way wun ine reman; You are all right." Hcarcely were tbe two out of sight, when a white man and negro annealed on the scene, and Hill, seeing them coatless aud without Visible means of resistance, ooidiy conironieu the former, and, prtseutiug bis pistol, demanded his money or his life! The man stepped back and prepared to offer resistance to the unlawful demand of his opponent, when the latter snapped his pistol three times in as many seconds, and was cocking the weapon for a fourth attempt, when the party concealed near the spilt quickly surrounded the outlaw and deprived him of his weapon not, however, wtthout experiencing all the resistance he was capable of making.

On the establishment of the above facts, Justice W. H. Walker fully committed Hill for trial at the next term of the criminal court. Natiixtothe Trad' ust reoeived very large and choice assortment of Hta- ple aud ancy Stationary, selected oy air. Henry Coben In tbe principal European cities.

fn Chestnut street, rntiatieipnia September, lSrff, aiapow New French hinlz Out cos lost re ceived at Menkin Bro's. selO 2t THE C01BTS. Challenge. The proprietors of Hesperian Pilla, the sure cure for Ague," challenge tbe world to produce a more ifflcacious aud harmless remedy for Ague. Hesperian Pills never fall Incurs even the worst cases of Ague and Fever.

Prioe only $1 00, at Ward A LeOuere's. ATTK.1T10N DHTILI.IHH. New Still built to order and Hocoad Hand Stills for sale at Hoi kn berg (krtel's, Uppr-snlths and Sheet Iron Workers, Ho. 3I Second street. Steamboat work promptly attended to.

jyo dawtf Bleached ihutm, Ixmedele, Black-stone, New York mills and other favorite brands, for sale cheap to the trade at Menkin Bro's. aelU2t STEAMBOATS. FOR ST. LOUIS. Kogular Louis Pacaet.

alro and Mai at tssala. UITV OK ALTON McPueeWrs Buster Tills elegant passenger steamer win leave THIS DAY, 101b at 5 m. selOH FLEM. CALVEKT.Hup't. FOR LOUISVILLE.

Kegalar Memphis and LoulsvUe Packet. For t'alro aud Louisville. KMi'iia Whitlow, master This superb paasengsr steamer win leave as atioveoii THIS DAY, 10th at 5 p.m. LAKRV Agants, Corner slain and Mailson sis or s. lu It i iiv Wharf boat, foot Mooroast.

FOR NEW ORLEANS. Atlantic and Mississippi Sleainablp onipan U. a. Man. For HnHAleou, Si ale lie ssS M.

Orleans. W. R. ARTHUR Dronlllanl master Tills rAlendid paasengsr packet will leave as aooveon THIS DAY, I Inst, at 10 am. LARKY HARMSTAD A AgeutS, Corner Main and Madison selO It and City Wharf boat foot Monroe at FOR VICKSBURG.

si Lonls and Vn ksonrg Independent Aocom- modailou Packet. For Helena. Friar's Paint. Lacenla, Ma poleon ami Vleksbnrg-. NIUHTINUALE Kraxer, master This elegaul passenger packet ir a WlU leave -aawMSants THIS DAY.

imh at 4 p.m. W.JAY JuHNHON, Agent, M-l Htar Wliarilsiat, Greenlaw Opera Housk. La Roe's far-famed carnival mlDstrels gave their second performance at the Greenlaw last night to a very large and fashionable audience, and as heretofore when this troupe have appeared in Memphis, every body was highly delighted. Tbe songs and ballads of Messrs. noott, Willis ami Fredericks, were repeatedly encored.

Happy Cal Wagner kept everybody in the banpiest mood by his new jokes, conundrums and funny sayings. The dancing of Frank Wells and Ned West ia seldom equalled, wb'k Hernandez's monster Julian concert never fails to repeatedly bringdown the house, and the cornet solo of Frank Bowleg is one of tne finest jvorformances we have ever beard on that instrument in this or any other country, in fact, the whole performance of this company is excellent In every particular, and differs from most of the traveling troupes, Inasmuch aanot a word is uttered that could offend tbe most fastidious or sound harshly to the most refined ear. Every member seems to have been selected for a speciality, and everv one "enacts well his part." Their last performance will be given tonight with an entire change of programme. Dakinu BotiBHKV One of those daring robberies which we hear of from day to day, occurreu on nususj noniiina. It appears some negroes entered the dry eoods and clothing bouse of Messrs.

Lyons, Fie at the corner of Main and jeflersou eUiUi, and wag discovered in this way Mr. James deary, a fireman attached lo steamer No. 3, saw a negro passing up tbe alley with a bundle of clothing. Thinking something was wrong, he vailed to him to halt. Tbe negro attempted to run.

when Cleary caught him and took him, witb his plunder, to the Adams street station. Returning, he saw another of tbe gang to which he gave chase, but fearing tbe thief would get away, he fired at biin, when ofllcersHcott and Gear liame up to pee what was the matter, and, another of tlie thieves was captured. The one arrested by Cleary had en auger and screwdriver, with some' other burglar's tools, on hi person. We learned late last evenlug that more arrests have been made and more property recovered. Much credit Is due to the honest fireman, (leary, for his prompt and decisive action in the matter.

Had It not been for him. the probability that the burglars would have got dear off with their ill-gotten Law Court. The jury, In the case of Metcalf vs. 1 iwell, found a verdict for tbe plaintiff. This was an ejectment caae, and the jury found an alxtve, lieing tbe fee simple interest in lot No.

41, the property in controversy. The followiug uaaes are set for trial to-day: tm Peres vs Peres. Ws F.nsel ts Peres. 1(19 Peres -vs Peres. III Kcott vsO'Hern.

OX Win i vs Bailey, till McDonald vs Titus. 4Xi i ole, ex'r, vs Powers. ItB Hughes vs Morrissejr. 44i Korsytbe, llros 4 Co vs Blood et al. 117 Peres vs Perta.

Klrusn vs Stewart A Bro. IV ampbell vs Kollirock-4UI Wane lug vs Tufts et al. 1ST a lexnudar Hire et al. 4H4 Hart vs Cole, executor, et si. 171 (irant vs McAllister.

471 Porter vs HUgins. 177 Martin vs SjMtl etal. CIS IHiwys Collins. HI MrlFfls vs Berlin. In Mason et cx vs il Pens vs Peres.

ia Ensel vs Peres. 48s Hollywood vs Elliot. 49ti Vanghu vs Hansen A Rlgirs et al. si Taylor, adtrj'r, vs Levy. hOb esteril vs Haunt et ill.

o22 Leonard vs linger. 6 Kitr.eerald vs Mitchell adm'x. o'Hern vs Burns et al. 5i Nasle vs iliiukliy SB Nervdle A Co vs Walker et al. Williams vs Hart.

Y.4 i vs Uuuter. -t lluiiyan vs Ross A Co. 4.i Union Bank of Tennessee vs Tate etal. 5t7 Union Bunk of Tennessee vs Taleet at. Weselie vs Mchalthe.

511 Coiemsn A Co vs Balrd. I.aski vs Cgden. Ml Willi v. bp, tiilver vs Thocapion. United istatks Court.

The following cases were k4 for trial on yesterday for September 30th tt. Moore vs. Uiwxe. 14 Ccires ri. MOors.

Moore vs. Hughes. Judge Trigg delivered hip charge to the grand jury, whereupon court adjourned to this morning at tbe usual hour. Transfer ok Keal Estate. J.

V. Savage to M. It. riavage, deed, $1200, the south half of lot No. 10, iu plan of subdivision of the Hawley property, 209 feet on Poplar street, by 25 feet Thomas R.

Me wen to W. F. Hardiu, deed $7380 60, a certain lot, with buildings thereon, ou the south side of Adams street, being juirt of lot 76, being 22t-12 feet ou Adams street, by 50 feel John T. Itob-inson to Florida C. Seat, deed, li acres, part of lot No.

17, of 22 acres, belonging to estate of Win. Kiibiuson, deceased, near tbe avenue dividing the Weakley laud and the Thomas avenue; David M. Philp to Ii. L. Hmith, deed, $460, lot No.

24, in block 7, fronting 24 feet on Water street by ii feet V. Leak, et to Joba Lynch, died, $800, lots Noe. 10 and 11, i north of the depot at ColliervilJe, i each lot being 3.1 feet by 100 feet Edward Porter to Mat tie C. Porter, title bond, $1600, tract of land one-half mile east of Wells' station, containing 30 acres more or less the undivided half interest in the same. Cotton Wantp.u to Loosen a Tkiht Money Market.

The absolute suspension of business which has prevailed here and in interior towns and villages through three months past, the attrac tion of nnilious of dollars which of late has flowed through this city to the northwest in payment for plantation supplies, these facts have liegotten an unprecedented scarcity of money which compels the pastponment, as already announced, of the drawings of the Southern Asylum. His neediest! to dispose of a share of the property embraced in these schemes, when hy the delay of a month tbe whele of both schemes may be distributed. The farmers' one dollar, and the city five dollar scheme, v. ill bedrawn ou the third Monday in O.doher. There will be no future postponements.

Whatever the amount of tickets sold, tlie tlrawings will occur asanmiDnced. There will be regular monthly drawings through the winter and spring. Personal. Mr. George R.

Rut ter, iate president of the Tennessee National hauk, returned yesterday from a summer tour to Virginia, and we are glad to say looks much improved by his trip. As will be seen by Ids advertisement in our columns elsewhere, he has opened an exchange and broker's office, strictly on tommission, a kind of business much needed in our community, and we wish him tbe success his well known enterprise deserves. Personal. Our gallant friend Maj. Kinlock Falconer, so universally aud favorably kaown to the army of the west, in Confederate times, as the assistant adjutant general of Gen.

Joe Johnston, Is in the city, and will solicjt advertisements for tbe excelleut paper be now edits, the Holly Springs Ryuaier. As a large share of uur wholesale trade is with that portion of Mississippi, aud may be largely increased by judicious advertising, we cordially commend to our merchants the medium thus offered for making known the facilities tbey caa offer to country dealers and the planters of that section. Regular St. Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg Packet. For Helena, tlainea Ijtndlnc Eunice, l.al.e PrsrlilfSfi'SBd Vlrkannrsf.

NK1HTINUAI.E master Tills elegant passenger steamer win leave THI8 DAY, 10th at 5 p.m. LARRY HARMf4TAIl A Agents. Corner Main aud Madisou selO It or barf Isial fool Monroe st. Muiipnls aud Vicksburg Tuesday Packet. For llelensv, Paint.

Napoleon, Kun'ee, balnea' I. Greenville, Lake Providence and Vleksbnrg. ST. PATRICK -O. V.

Huls, master mmr This line steamer will resume her place In lh Vlcksourg trade jus. as soon as her re- paiisareopmplelea. an il as. risr. STEAMBOATS- Regular Me i phis aud Vicksburg Tuesday Packet.

For Helena. Friar's Point. Napoleon, Eunice, Gaines' L'tiMllng. Greenville, Lake Providence and Vicksburg. HT.

U. F. Huh, master This splendid passenger steamer will leave hs auove TUESDAY, 10th at 5 p.m. LARRY' HARMRTAt) agents, t'orner Main and Madison streets or sen 21 City barf boat foot Monroe at. lefcsburg Tuesday Regular Memphis and awsssssM For Helena, Friar's Point, apoleon, Ki.mrr.

4nine's Ijsndinw. Ureen-nlle. Ijkc Providence, and Vlckabnrg. ST. PATRICK 1- F.

Huls, master Is new and elegant passenger steamer leaves on TUEHDAY, (September loth, at I p-m. VINHUN A DONAHUE. Agents, a 2t JS4 Front s' reeL FOK WHITE RIVER. Regular Memphis and White River Tues-day United Staler. Mall Packet.

For neless. Iell. Friar's Point. Hun flower ijsconla.Carson's, Concordia, Mouth White Klver, Indian Bay, St. Charles, jjevall's UUirr and Augusta, and Jacksonport.

COMMERCIAL AsUford master This elegant "asseuger steamer will leave TUESDAY, leth Inst, at I p.nx. LKVY 4 MILLER, Agents, sen 2S2 Front sti sat Regular Memphis and Wh'te River Tuesday United Htatei Mall Packet. For Helena. Friar's Point. Suullower Lsconia, DevlUT lliutr, August and Ja ksonport.

COMMERCIAL Asuford master Tliis elegaul steamer is liradlngal footafCouri street, and leaves on lith at 5 m. JAMES T. BOURNE a Agents, girt No. 12 Jefferson street- Mt mphls and Mound City Ferry Patket PrnfiT A M. H- CHXIK, JS: r.AVkX the landing, foot of I Ailatns alreet.

al tSC and 11 S'eloek i el i and p.m. MoundCuyat rlock a.m an anil iiO'c'is-k tint Memphis and Walte Kit it I'ulted States Mall Line. rilllE STEAM EKS 1 I CIA 1." and "ROW K.N A "illjg lortn aSKl-V. KSkLY List between. and White River.

The splendid Passenger steamer COM UK Kl I Ah. Wm.J. Atbford, lastir, leaves Mem phis every Tueaday al o'clock p.m Augu-ta every Sriday at to o'clock a in Searcy every Friday at 4 dock p.m. West Point every Friday at tl o'clock p.ul a Dos Arc every Saturday at ti o'clock a ni Duvall's Bluff every Saturday at 13 o'clock m. The elegant Passenger steamer K0W KM.

John B. Davis, Master. Leaves Momphlsevery Saturday atao'olock West Point every Monday at o'srk Jarksonport every Tuesday at 11) o'clock a.m. Augusta every Tuesday st so clock p.m lass Aro every Wednesday at 6 o'ciTt a.m Duvah's Riult every Wednesday at 12 o'clock m. These boats have laien thcrougnly rtpairfcd andrettlted expressly for tbe trads, and, having the Mall Contract for Four Years, passengers and shippers can tely upou their ro-uialtilug In the trade pern.ani.uely, and are tbe only boats having a connection with tbe trims ai Luvall hlnff for Little Rock and Hot Bnrliiga.

The are lies ouly IsiaU autliorled loseirriirougb Tickeis via Railroad irom i Duvall's biuff lo LKUe Kt c. Springs, Washington Arkadelphla. lUrckport. Camden, PrTnceioB. Tulip and Fort smith.

Tune tlirouzli to little Rock 1.1 hoars, sixty pounds llsggsge allowed by Stage Company to each IraSSawBI 'or Northeastern Texasaud nouth-ern Arkansas will find tins the most tr liable route. Time and money saved by buying Tn rough Tickets. A good light draft steamer will be no In conuerllop with these AUiUsla and Jacksonisirt. psklnt two trips per week, on tilack rfver. Ticket sold for all ut aliove PoinUoa board bonis, or by LEVY A MILLKR, Aaeuta, 2tti Front street.

JOHN B. DAVIS. Bui 't. his and Wblte River U. B.

Mail Line. IMempii ami Excursion to Lookout Mountain. In order to afford our citizens the opportunity of visiting Lookout Mountain, the Memphis and Charleston railroad will ismie excursion tickets, commencing September 7th, from Memphis and all stations on the railroad, to Chattanooga and return, for fare one way. Tickets good during the month of September, allowing tbe excursionists to lay over at any points on the line, and return within that period. Fare from Memphis to Chattanooga and return, $17; omnibus fare from Chattanooga to tbe top of the Mountain and return, $2.

The grand gathering of parties from Nashville, Kuoxville, Atlanta, wTll be on top of Lookout Mountain on the 11th and 12th of September, and tbe train from Memphis for that occasion will leave here' at 6 o'clock on the evening of the 10th. Oeorgia Sale Lottery, tar tbe benefit of the Masonic Orphans' Home. Combination Clans Mo. 66. The followtng were tbe drawn numbers, September 1867: 18-21-7B-3-9-10-70-29---22--7rV-r50-16 PAY tt CHANDLER, General Agents, No.

K7 Main street, Mempliis. North, South, East and West, all have nought for a sure euro lor unnis and t-ever. we ciaim to nave iouuu wis leeiderattrm. and In our own sunny southern clime to have found the panacea for diseases of the xillious Intermittent type. Try the Texas Tnnlc yrup and be oonvinped.

Manafleld 4 High, Sole Proprietors. jVeu French Chinti Vaticof Just received at Menkin Bro'a. selO 2t W. Goodyear1 Steam Straw Hat and Bonnet Bleachery, 368 Main street, Pro-vine Block. eep7-3m.

Memphis and Wblte Klver REGULAR THURSDAY PACKBT, 11BE steamer JOHN MK'UNIt -JT-Js will leave Memphis Li JBmSmmm. THURSDAY at 5 o'elock p.m., commencing Stplemher the 5th, connecting st Duvall's BliilT every Saturday moruiag with Railros. train to Little Rock, arriving at DeaAro at 1. o'clock Augnstaal 1' p.m Urand axe San-faay inoriilng, aekson is rt Sunday at 12 dot Th. Met one being very light draft, will be able to go through to Jackson port and Bias.

V1 jWohSswS; au30 LARRY HARJttiTAD, AgenU. TO LUMBER BUYERS. 'iiHE nndersitned are nreusred to All. at short I notlts- and at lowest market price, all orders for TaXLOW PINK and saner LUMBH XI, Delivered In Memphis, or at their mills, near HuruaviUc, on the M. and R.

ti. lien. H. H. HIUtilNK, No.

i7 Avery street. Is our author-ited agent In Memphis. All orders through him will have ffft kNOWLKS, jy-JBlm W. W. lUWKAMX CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, COTTON GINS, Cotton Presses, ai-ADB BY KINQBLANIlS A FiBUUSON, Corner Second and Cherr Slrtets, seA "at Louis.

Mo. Jaac to the Trade. VH casks Choice Clear Sides, ad casks Choice Shoulders, 25 tcs. Extra S. C- Hams, 360 Mils.

Mess I'm 4s0 haas Choice nto Cofiea, for sale for cash or city acceptance. sepT-et ahtin Walt A Co. Bleae.hsd Muslim, Lonsdale, Black-stone, New York mills and other favorite brands, for sale cheap to the trade at Menkin Bro'a, selu FIJty Iiarrela Harrison A Potted yinur received, and at reduced figurrn, hy Reilly fc Reeady, corner of Main ami kkchange streets. an EAGLE COTTON GINS. STRAURa' OK19T MILLS, Wheeler, Madden Ai letnson's Circular saw, Hall's Fire Proof Safes, For sale ai Factory prices by McCOMBS ci ni vtpj fttrl.r, awjhixs, He.

Hiid Strael, au8-an3 MEMPHIS, TENN. Kettuiar Memphis and Stm Or leans Wttklj Line. KAg-uLar Memphis and New Orleans Paexiet KIBT AMU J. f. Ilcki Batter th: is L.

CKAWTORD, Clerk. Tills and splendid passenger a steamer will leave Memphis rornanMpnC NSwtirieeiiajJctoberZaii.a.id KVEBY Al.TKH NATK WKDNHSIiaY tbreugliodt the asason. Regular Msmphls and New Orleans Packet, UllVK mfClI Itrar Jones natter Ta'jk new ami splendid passenger Mernpnts ror New Orleans. October stli TtKNATK WKBnKBDAi IVEKIAI. tlirougiioul MARTIN WAW at and I JAMKM T.

BllUKNKA Agents. H. BHOCK. Hen'l Passenger Agsi.t. el'l Metnpti and Orleau Packet Company.

Th Hptendld rnsaoagMr Packet INDIANA, Captain Rnbe Heal Will eater the above trade on Saturday, October during the seaton. Al.TKR- 5th, The Indiana leaves lMemnt NATE SLATURllATsT; HE AT HAM SALOON. In Alley Between Madison and Monroe Streets. BAM. SHOCK, Passenger agent.

Memphis and Neir Orleans tat'sit tjomjMtny. The Splendid Low-Pnsnis Packet RICHMOND, Oeptam J. Htut Neel, Will enter tbe above trad on nredoeddmyv OtfUer th th, snd will continue during the season. The Richmond leaves Memphis on ALTKK-NATR WEDNssnDAYrl. SAM.

H. SHOCK, net Passenger Agent. AR DROI2SHKR, Proprletop. Th above saloon will be oeA MlSBoaY MORS- iVTI I iw.iu, bv nroinot alteutiou and with irst'claas Liquors, to receive the patronage of mi old ttieuas. aulb ttU W( niphis uihI Arkansas SUer Packet Company.

ITMTEU STATES MAIL I.IXE. Commencing Friday, September 8th, ror Helena, Napoleon, Krd Fork, Pine It I ii tr and Little Rock, JiThe now and elegant sidewheel steamer Captain N. OREEN, Will leave Memphis for Pine BlnfT ever)-PRlHAY al a maklug all mall aud plantation landings. The fine, light draught steamers GUIDON. Caps.

J. K. Warr-tama, GLEANER, rapt. (Jin. 4.

Ki.no. Oaa of i hn fthav-p naniel haU will Mn-raphis evir' TU EHUAY aI 5 p-m. for Little a Hm uil vail sad piatAUoo lima- Tiaukfal for fnrinr htsr-ii we aMtui-tf our frien-iM and paironf tnkt trill iim. regular time, and do tlimr bOHlaess to Hfttl-raftioa. timV, So.

2f5 KTVmt KtiTM. INSURANCE AGENCLES CAROLINA INSURANCE CO. OF MEMPHIS. TEBH Office No. 291 Main Street, lNslt RHI AO.s.rNrvx' LOSS OF LIFE ONLY- Authorized Capital, $500,000.

OFFICERS J. WUKS, i. sKKKaEI. W. f.

Bill Lt, tr. C. IcCLFBI, J.H. liUIIOUMin as, WUOflWAItO, Memphis and White River Independent Packet. LEAVING MEMPHIS EVERY FBI 0 AY AT 5 O'CLOCK r.M.

COMMENCING ON FRIDAY, SF.PTF.MBEB13,67, Helena, Delta, Friar's Point, Snn Flower, tonrorota, (Month White Klver, Indian Bar, St. Charles, Crurketrs Bluff, Mount Adams, Cisco, Aberdeen, Clarendon, BeVaH't Bluff, LUtle ii. Bes Arc. Ansnsts, West Feint, hfarry, Jarh-sonport and all Way Landings. Ti.e elegant and swift Hteamsr, JOHN L.

KLI.IOTT. Miw.r. WH.H.MILLF.8, CAD. J. AN Ka, IJASSItNttlrRK Ttl'KKlH) AND TtKIGHT 1 tur.rugu LlUle Hock Ti Rail-tuad from Dr BliitT.

LA KUV II A 1MI1TAD A LXX. WM. AgeuU. Tu stoamiT IsssArc haslssen thomughij repaired ami rstltted einrrssly for tills railc. sn I lie OVIirr rtfll'' liai QJ Hirirs.

urn ir.nrsi in I Hob Lo all to talm snd by stuJvlng thf Interest o' hlsnatr insat all times, to merits eontiuuanee of tlie Uiu.1 snpisirt so liberally xtsHdisl Lb in tne past, am! for wblcb he embrsexs Ilie present opportunity of returning liLsslueere tliauks JOHN KLLgOTT. B. Tlie stenmer lvsVre wi if leave St. Isfuls on Tue-slsv, Seplmior loth, at 5 o'clock iixii for Wuile ver -nu a'T sty i.kuuih kui7 lm 1 KLI-IDfT M.te LUMBER! LUMBER! F. D.

ATHKKTIIS ft (0 No. J204 Popl'ir Mtroet NK TUP. turner, I HKOkTsllLVIiAUUtis tNU Wl.l. s. tecerl1iitof IseHistHI.Ml ltplHr.

Hbllft Fine nml Fritiuiiig Lnrahrr ll' Rr.Dt't til' I' KICKS. Also, sihlugtes, I-illi. Ash, Yellow and IaIiiij piae sloorlns, Dressei WruWPnie. K'edsr P-ts ann ren ins'. Mim-ms.

tw iuru i eli.rw t'iuersiep l.umlsT, and iiave thing beloi glng lue Lu'oucr ira.e ua Disoh(tivn of Cojtartnerxltip 'I'll 1 is Hertwrl uiutnsl jip heri-tofore existing be-wsignssi under Lha stjl ol v. is tlus tli.V lUs olvid ox Iher party is antbortxe.1 to use the lauu of film la selliiuij up Imsiosss ul rt bsll. Meiirms, Antust ANDUKSON. COP.1BTXEHSHIP. THK undertlgneil have tttls day formed a opartuersliip (or 111 purjiose uf tarrying oo a liem ral Ciornm'ssiou snd Forwarding tm-siaess, and the ssle of Country prorluce.

and hope uy close aUeutlini to builuoaa axi tlie interest of onr customer, to retain the confl-deocs of those who favor with their jixtro- WM. P. ANDEHSON. Maara is, September 1, iaS7. F.

J. ATTWOOU, Late of K'llott A Co. g. ASDKIUV), Late ol Herbert Bell Co. jua atJaiBB, aaaot.

ATT WOOD A AXDERSOX, General Oommission AUD Forwarding Merchants, And dealers In Hay, Corn, Oats, Hnm, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Wkjskj, ate. Io. 2 Promenade, foot of Jefferson Street, MEMPHIS. TEN N. TAKK this opportunity of calling the attention nf mv friMBils Vi Lhe above firni of Alt- wood A Annerson, and desire a nilnnance of lb kind support snd patronage extended to the iare nrui of Herbert "io.

im ti r.rr. r.it i dili. The Memphis Brass A Mrlng Band, PROF. ANDREW Leader, wil. tur-nish music for Pxonosslons.

Picnics, lialls. finrnaraeots. I'rlvat Parti eg etc orders len at ail Main street, 11 JefiVrson street and at Prof. J. Wind's, opuosit North Memphis Market, west side, wuO reoVrre prompt attaaUon.

ans lm" Planters and Merchants Attention. Tobacco, Tobacco, Tobacco. WE will forward to your address, upon receipt at your order enclosing tn cash. the best brands of Lear Tooacso at tne touow. ingprtoas: Kesi nngiii uuiu issii vucw.wB 2S ponnda a PI 00 Best Bright Oold LeafHrnotag Tobaoco, inv one w-'jihimrtti engage the safe of our Jpbaooa, will receive la per cent, upon all mounts of too pounds and All'lress, rfcr.snn., anT im 4S4 WestUnestaatis U.iilsvllls.

gy. BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, So. a8U Second 6lreet, Opposite Court Stqaare, MllfHIS. Till. KEEPS constantly on hand lb aeat nua'ity of custom-made Knots and Wines, sel lw Just Itoeeivil.

PretUent. Vice President. Setrrtarj. Treasnrer. Aienersl Aeeat.

Begolar rajsletfji. orjwmn.TiNti PHTS fCI A NW, BL W. AVANT, P. A. KAMSKY.

attohk rrs, LOOWOOt) 4 PEYTON. Memphis ft Utile fioffe H. B. I trains will i.nve HDf'KFi Ki ui 1 a.m ax Ten Mile Bayon at MElt am. k-Murn-Intj Lev Ten sllle Haypu at aed arrive at Hopefleld at.

II: p.m. Ou fl telMIS and HAII RDAys a tra-n will laave Ten atlle Hayou at aju arriving at llop.leld at 5 a.iu. Retnri.ine Leave I lioperield at 4 p.m., aud arrive at Ten Mite lV'iu at 1:15 p.m. Tne BVeuad Trip From Meutpbls. SI HO.

wu: make do DIKlCLTOrW, A. B. JL PULLKlt, M. KHHOW, at. J.

Wll.K,S, W. VANCE, 5. B. BRCCB, J. O.

LONSDALE. W. H. MOOKb, avTUe Canxpauy Is now prepared to Issue Policies In all lb various forms of Life insurance, revetfuliy soUeil public paironaa. Jyll tf VA R.

1IDST, r. TITUS, WM. JOYNKK. J. T.

Parrrix. W. auHKK.VIJtW, r. W. SMITH, N.

D. USSiK.ES, LIFE INSURINCE COMPANY. OFFICE KK.MOVE1) TO -U. 17 MAI1MN STREET. AT THE ANNCAI.

MEETING OF THE Htock holders of tbe Southern Life Ibhb ranee Conipnn) Of Memphis, bel log named xvi eieeted Directors R.O. Biinkley. AToea Woodruff, C. Norrls, L. Howes, P.

K. Wills, U. W. Kraser, Jaco Weller. Prank White.

At the following elecieu President Vice Presidents. Secretary JJ -d tbe follow-D were unsnlmously ensuing year Ham. Tate, F. H. Davis.

W. A.OWVLI, U. Ml. Mel'arn, C. C.

Sl-eneer, M. B. Forres! H. H. De BeVolae, sntiseriu-'Ut tueeung of the Diiectory.

were unsnirrroasiy W. MCA' A KN. K. BKINKLtV and SAX. TATE.

JgBH MAV. rk DAVIS. i 1 1 i 1 1 i LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ASSETS. Wo Eitra Charge for Travel to, or Itesl- denre In any part or tbe CHIHied 8etlleanta the C.

8. or Knrope. Liberal inducements offered to par ties desiring to effect Assurance on tbeir Lives in this Compaty. Policies issued front $ZOO ts OOO, the different plaits iit use. Losses Promptly Paid.

S. it. CLARKE GenersU Mate Agenta, Vo. 1 Jef- reraon IttleinphU. Tenn.

Jrl'J PLANTERS' INSURANCE COM'PANY OF TE SI NESBEE. Capital. $200,000. Soutbweat Corner Mala and Madison, Up Stair, MKMPU1M. TKNMXaKlt N.

8. FORREST r. P. DOCUUBHTY W. H.

DSDBICK T. K. KENYON mv) daw Jteeretary Assistant Secretary HERNANDO INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 17 MudUon Street. This Company Is now doing fjaneral Insurance Business lis slock la owned by our city merchants and boslnrss men.

It aim Is lo ilea safer luoai business-to Hi, advantage of tssth ui Cosapany and ouery notuer S. U. President. BK. MM, SecreUrj.

DIBETTORSl A.VACCABO, 8. H. DL'NSXXIMB. n. U.

fllXI.VM, M. Ls ME VCB AM, HENRY LAI KD, K. Mr 11. WITT, D. H.

TOWKSKSli. lyiftr RAILROADS. Election for Director -or THK B. R. CO.

fXTTJ 1 Chariaatua Railroad Con ebr. -loi, 'or vrtv bvis) company In Memphis, Tear Ass. 01. "uoarsiiji, Before and upon exhi the Conduc an. si lit The SKVAI'A connection with all trains.

J. L. Chil MEMFHI8 AND OHIO EAILROAD. CHANCE OF SCHEDULE. TATBM ETT THK CON DITTOS Of TBE UNITED STATES FIRE IB MARINE ISl WCE Located at Baltimore, Mariland, ON 81st JULY, 187.

Subscribed Paid up CAPITAL: ASrSKTS ID ao.i.sJ OU in the in or SI liiam i ysaej t4.ru il so 111 Ut C'wh en band and awuts Ileal estate unlocnmliersd. Ti Asi I s. nolKXS. tT. K.

70 Treasury Notes Tennessee Konds I 6,11) Annapolis Wnter Loan ixifi Virginia Honda psr vat. J-'l shares B.UL A O. R. K. ftock SXJM snares 2d National B'nkol Baltluiore.

4,7 soar's 3d Natloa'l B'nk of naiUoieie. li.utt) 111) shares National txcliange Bank of Ba.umore 1CW0 47,525 00 Debts for Fire Premiums aSR 5 Ills Reeeivahle JJ.4 LIABILITIES Bills Payable I 3s tij Losses adjnalej and uol due oss. in suspense and waUlagproo- KJt) s7. SBXJBI I STATE TKN nfaE I SUS HTS11LLIK ir i WantvrlUe, August l-W I W. BLACKBURN.

Comptroller of the Treasury do hereby certify that the CsriTen srATrsi Fibs aud Mabimk Ishi-kanck iosi-aJT, located at Baluiuore, in the State of Maryland, has produced to me satisfactory evidence tht said Company ha complied with all the requirements of the laws, al Ihe Slate of Tennessee Imposed ou insuranie companies, and further cerlirr that Urn. W. L. Cnoog, Aegsrr of said Company, has sJ.jo complied with tae requirements of the laws of th Slte, made and provided iu uc)i cases- I'mtku Btatbs rias ii MAXisi lHsraasrc Oon-rsMY has authority to talte risks and transact the business or insurance la this State, at MeinrUls, Tennessee. Q.

W. BlAt'KrTfTRW, Comptroller Tenn, i r. W. CttOOX, General Inanranee Agent. anD lm Vain itreet.

PEOPLE'S INSURANCE COMPANY. Ofice No. 2 MadlsoB SL, In DeSoio Bank BaUdlng. STOCK, 300,000. Are now prepared to take Fire and Marine BOrganied on the aatn lnat.

as follows DIRECTORS a GREENLAW, JAMES ELDER, WM II KARRINUION.G. OiVER. BKCCK, CHARLES JOSES, JOHN OVr.KlON.Ja. OFFICERS W. B.

SRsKIIjAW, PretlufBL JAM Kb KLUSK, TVf-f resident. H. r. RKaD, Secretarj. asas Bra IO bctrrelit eok'-s Fl Vetr OM joarvssxi.

quarler pipe -PeJHolsln Brandy. We have also a large end choice stock of Ri and Bourbon TYhUKIe, riliati, l.liuar, suttl tlie C'elebratiMt ssHrttrliMi Hitter. J. HrrHiHBit, ftU35 TmH Irtl hmnm life Aceiient Ids. PHILADELPHIA.

PA. Llj ISMll SSB IgSSCM on III euuosruii A Ail lts policies are non-forfeitable No rwxtr Action ou residence or travel piorssirersi U. JIAHNStoN. Ag Xeniuasee, Kentucky and Arkansas ant lb Madison street, Memphis. Tenn.

EDUCATE YOGI CHILDREN THiiROi'UH Training l-qolrsd: W. ard's Semluary tor uuug Laoles, "asa-viile Tenn- the Leading trcho. 4 in South 1 IreDchsisjIieuati'ierooahTatle! Open on ratrrr vtm UnsiBAi. 1 I I Jniy 7, iwr. rs, Trsrv rpRAINHwlll leavethe Depot ofthlsimpny, A Allusulul ilAinOrw I.w as follows Maiu street, uuiii iiL'tLssr jouisTlUe and Washvilla Bxrjru i n' ii ives every day tltxi al llUi.ville wi on Jefferson ville Rail roar and with I'ulted Btaiasa end all cities Nort ikortst and Qnickrtt Buute to lile.

NItiHT EXPlUjio-Everv niirl.l e.rer.r Sat urday nlgnl at II maklns tiisreanar. tton witu Mobile snd irtio RarTrsd Hn.s- adt, aud with Illinois i kaiirosd lor I lxrois. Chicago. BC Paul, and all mSiu Nr'h. West rf lst SSlI II Louisville Mb JeirersoBTllJe hallr-rad Ka-lern dtles.

Cars 6o Tbrootrh Witbont htw. all ir'a Tr.t nt. t'-sX-is trirotarj to irnp-tta pieatJtcre. Aad at ltvpot. BA.v a.

JfKIO, GentJ for mxi ISorUiern wm Kxeursion to Mi mmnlli pwo DAILY TRAINS fs- Mempnls snd Louisville railniad. head of Main treeL as follows I pun. and II p.m., rsn-ufeng lurougri to Cave City without cLauge oi asist urV'-n Ticaets from Mraiptk tr. i Cave aud Return at lteduce-1 Rates. Mama.

Ksre Parties Panic. gasaga .1 twenty nve or more. Ii "ISea. each at Voi through lickeU and all luformat. st Ticket IViT tf HAM.

H.Ji IS Sl, ir 81.1. IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS AND CONSIGNEES. DIAMOND LINE. Fast Freight Cotton Express. THF atteniion of hipp-r-4 acrt rf, Merited lo the KuperUir aZ.Jncwixteato by thin it -( elM ap Uu- t-ortUt'D of 'rtiptht bff veen Sw York, auitj poinU Kivt to ic.

-n I ttie soulbwi-ftt. Prelght itaippetl ftoiu New ToTk IO MfrHipbiH With but One Trancier, Ls-ue of lonnet-tine at St. IxtuU witb ft Klmtrtu, Pai-Kthfiir Ai a I'otum Kzpressi this line lauairv iDnking hm t.alck tlm and vizin wlntr aft any other root or line, for Thr and Bills LatliDtt apply to PI.RM. CALVKKT, Agent 6 Jeifen-on xli N. The Diamond Lmr asum! on freight iu traucit UKUiiiiy covered underwriters, thai matins thitt far a tnKurmno- is concerned.

an? MILLS. LUMBER, ETC. GAYOSO PLANING MILL LUMBER YARD, So. 213 Adams Street, East of Bayou tsayoso, Memphis. Ten Kusnell, Srove To, Proprtetwrn, HAVE always on hand and for sle, a he Lowest Market Pnoea, lor CASH, every Variety of Builder-.

Water confuting in Floorlns, CViliuK and Weather boardlne, Iress-d andUndrewsad, Hath. Door-i, Moulding. Lattice and stair Material sad Krsn-iinjr, Lumber of all kinds. hs. Lai tit-.

etc. rur-n- Hulicued and promptly att nded to. 31 11 It. lhiiiglos, Doors, sstasli. BliaatsifaaS fcHEAPEKttian HAYLBEES SOI I 'a IX THIS rLA(E BT.rriRK.

W. T. BWA1V1CE C. Hoct-esson toThos. J.

K.i'o), A DAMS STRKKT. Bltelwee-n Front itsisl IrevrM. a so en sxx JX-IXS A. Villi. s.

WIGQS, CHEEK Jk. I L. jjAVINO ereeterl Saw Mill oa MEMPHIS COTTON MIU-S PfiOPBHTi7, Near month of Wolf River, now to mruish all dt-ri of FRAMING LUMBER. We i also, treated Tlooilaj Best Icllftsj Piae. OFr-ICK lil Jtain street, lu store of Knight, or st tbe Mill.

WATCHES JEWELRY. MERRIMAN, BYRO -DlAUtl IS WATCHES, DIAMONDS, owelry, Silver and Plated-Ware Watchma- kera and Manufaoturing Jewelers, xTIS MAIS STREET, Opp. Sonth Conrt at. MKMPH TE.SM. PAINTING.

PKACTICAL HOUSE and SIGN PAINTER, GOdiav, Grttiuing, Glasittg, Paper Han sin, KateMsliixiar. Kit. Shop I'rNsh I i o. 8treet, oha 7 i-a PRACTICAL HOUSE, ms PALNTbKs Adnt4nititrator'H Notice. VTOTICK Is hereby given that I wil! aptly Letters ol AUmlnistratlon BSI Sa Of James C.

Wilson, aeccsei-ii. at th razt 'September) Term of the CTssratj r'onrt. Angtxet Xt. lseT. auSI lm $2000 HEW AMD: OrncaMxMCHis BoxuorUxiiiiiiir'Rs, Memphis, jnne I.

IM onler to more etnetnaiij anppreas meen-dl within in elty ol Jfempbsx, a re-wai-U of Two Thousand Ioilai --t will be said by tbe Memphis Board of r. to anv nlleesnan or otner nersirus shall procure the arrest and lesal ennTlcrlon of any person or pemona guu.j ui nriog any premise Insured by any oi the insurance Companies comprising this Board. 'OS tr MX IIK.IIS.I ire I ns rsrsKii Trust Sale or Keal folate. nY vino of a certain Peed of Trust lo rue tih-h twt hv Savliii? rlazier. on the ib atrr of April, i7, 'recorded In Book nsut 1, 1 Uw atap-.

wK 1 page us. -rr--T- or securing s-ldVn, Wlliiaais lu tne payment oi a cerlxtprpuiiwry note therein mentioned, I will offer (or sale, on Monday, the imh djr of Aagnst next, the nsril hoars of legal -ailes, at pnMie WEirce. to the highest balder, al Ik t'ourtliuaae dcor. In the cliy of Memphis, ihe following real esUte, sltnate Iu the county ol sbelbv. -Lair of Tennessee, and more particularly de-scrloeda foilows, lo-wit Lots Soft.

5 and tl ef the sobdlvision of lots No. TO and an, bonndeU on the irortn by Walker avenue; on tueeaat by lots So. 1.13 and 4 on the south, by the -tooth line of lot and iOt and on ihe west by loi So. T. "tl property will be sola to st-Isfy the terms el of Trust, Tunas Casn.

WVile ondcrslgi-i beiteres the till to lie aoaveyed by him will te rood, still be 'jl oniy ili and couvey such tlDe as vests tn asTi astsB, sa sihrssslrt. jy a 1 C. SE U3EN, Trnstee. The aboTsata postponed to SATVR1)AT ths ilst of September, i.y consenl at ail parties tUii' C. BELUKS, Tnsteei Hgr.ifT-'n --Tii'itti.