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To the Public.

II KECR & BRO. have sgain resumed me
Il. Livery Business, in their new,
/ PROOF STABLE, No. E3 Second street. w
tween GayOEO and Eeal. n,a
Especiai attention given 70 BoaTding, an
to the sale OF transient STOCK, anu u VIZ
| storage Of every variety OF ~uerenSnus4p ono
Il mvf- I'm e EAA bARC-
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BUY AT ONCE.-From the list Of prop
erty published by the Southern Asylum,
the cheapest and best will be disposed OF
at the 4rst and successive drawings.
Because most tickets for this first draw
ing are sold in the vicinity Of Memphis
and along Memphis railway lines, that
property which is cheapest and best in
this city and along these roads will be
first disposed of. The drawing occurs on
the 18th of June. Call at the Southern
Asvlum.
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base ball club.
THE SOIREE DANsANTE TONIGHT.
The sale Of tickets to the s0iree dG1sGnte
announced for tonight at the Memphis
club hall under the auspices of the young
ladies and gentlemen OF the late Grace
church fair, progresses finely, and the
occasion is already an assured success.
Gentlemen in possession Of tickets are
authorized to invite whatever ladies they
choose, but both ticket and invitation
must be presented at the door OF the hall
to secure admission. The young gentle
men composing the different committees
are sparing no exertions to properly per-
form the portion Of the work allotted to
them, and our knowledge of them en-
ables US to guarantee that the sOiree will
prove exactly what it should be. The
supper will be contributed by the ladies
of the fair. Those who have received
invitations and desire to attend should
procure tickets early to-day. 1t will not
be forgotten that the proceeds 60 to swell
the profits Of the fair which closed so
successfully Saturday night.
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AN INTERESTING AND PLEASANT DC
CAsIoN.-The award at the Grace church
fair, of a silver pitcher to our esteemed
fellow-citizen, Mr.. Brunson Bayliss, as
the most popular cotton merchant, has
already been announced. Yesterday
Mr.. Bayliss made public acknowledge
ment of the compliment by giving an
entertainment at his office, Over ga
Front street, which was attended by a
large number of gentlemen representing
almost every department Of business, as
well as the various learned professions.
The best brands of wines and cigars
went as freely as water, and sentiments
| and speeches were the order of the day.
Mr.. Bayliss and our handsome, genial
young friend Mr.. Clarence Geoghegen
| did the honors in a style that bespoke
them veterans in the way of entertain
ment. They omitted nothing that con
/ dueed to the pleasure Of those present
and il any left carrying away with them
any other than the most plessurablt
emotions, the fact must be attributed
solely to unhappy temperaments. Be
tween IL am. and 8 pm, the Office wa
visited by several hundred gentlemen
the majority Of them personal friends o
MIR. Bayliss, who desired to tender theil
personal congratulations upon the hand
some compliment he had received. Tit
magnificent silver service voted to Mr.
Bayliss occupied a prominent position IL
one Of the apartments, and was mucl
admired by all who examined it.
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The
HOMESTEAD N DIS
FOR SALE.

WE have the pleasure OF placing on the
w market tnose very desirable and valuable
lands so well known to the community as the
HonaPstead Tract OF the late Geraldus Bun-
tyn- ESQ situated at the inst station on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, i've miles
east on the city. The improvements with
sbout twenty acres of land, have been re-
centIv sold to Hume F. Hill, Esq who now
resides upon the premises. The balance
~ ina trait, consisting Of about $50 acres,
bas been laid OF in lots varying in size nom
i've 10 ten acres, fronting upon broad av-
ennes- and laid of so as to secure thu greatest
mount on comfort. The trains OF the Mena-
mis- and Charleston railroad AFFORD the OPpor-
ihnYity NJ goIpg in and out of the city, from and
10 Pnntvn,s station, four times a day, so as 10
Tara a residence at this point almost as con-
vanIsnt a. 10 live in the city itself
Tba cheiee can now be had OF lots wholly OF
mart in original forest, or in field,
In Exchange for City Property.
The executors are directed By the VIII TO sell
I tbisp lace and invest in city property, and We
will receive propositions TO exchange for ethel
imnroved or vacant lots in the city.
"a All parties looking for a suburban resi-
dance we do not thipk any property more de
sirahIe can be found. In regard TO health, con
vanience or good neighbOrhood, within ths
,a1a distance nom the city.
I'M terms will be made very liberal and easy
and the prices low TO parties DESTROYS OF buy
inc Tor occupation. Plans of the subdtytsioI
will be shown at our ONCE
myf7 ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
IL
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A n Il l.

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That any Book that is to be had st any OF the
b-05ksfO-es in the city. IS FOR sale or 70 let al
LB. SUTTON : Circulating Library,
mv-Im "a Third street, near cor. JEFFERSON
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NEW PRICES AND NEW GOODS

which they viii nave the pleasure OF showing
TO their patrons on MONDAY MORNING;
Calicoes, only ~, 10 and Il cts per yard
Fast COlOred Lawns, only Il cts per yard.
Fine COrsets, only 81 p per pair.
Kid Gloves reduced 10 81 per pair.
Ladies Embroidered Paper Collars, only % cts
per pack-dne assortment
Ladies' French Embroidered Collars, at only
so cts, Is cts and 81 each. Richly worth double
the money.
Linen Shirt Fronts, only Is, 20 and Is cts.
An Immense stock OF white goods, bought at
Eew York auctions, which will be sold eX-
~ceedingly low.
Check Muslins very low
NainsOOk at only 2..-and % cts per yard-
Alicerne, for Ladies' waists, at only Slper ward.
Infants Waists, very cheap
White Marseilles. only 81 cts per yard.
Ali other goods in our house al proportion
ate rates.
We also have a stock Of linen clothing for
gentlemen, which we viii sell at New York cost
to close out. as we wish to discontinue that
branch Of our business We have:
500 pair Linen Pants, nom 81 = to 81 per pair.
500 Linen busters. nom s. 10 81
500 Linen Vests, from IS cts 70 -
Also a complete stock OF gentlemen's furnish
ing goods, which we will sell low.
. ~
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The Aurora OH.-The introduction
of this oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. II
possesses many advantages over all other
means Of light, from the fact that 1t is
much cheaper han gas or coal oil, is Iree
from any offensive smell, and best Of all
uon-explosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro
pouuce it superior to anything sxtant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-
| tine for paints, oils and v~srnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. II. G. Dewitt & Co.
have an office at "a Madison street, 0
! thew dispose of state and county rights
| to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory II
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
| to make money will find this q good in
vestment. Don't forget, "a Madison
street, up stairs. apzIu
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Regular st. Louis, Memphis and
VickSburs Packet Line.
r U 3 c o N

LnG sFAoAaAA sue WHSSA R&N-e1 Fef[SN
r U 8 c o N
Captain VIM. H. BLAKE,
VIII leave Memphis for vi -ksburg -A
on a ternste Fridays at O'elOckA
pm
Thursdays at 10 O'Clock am
w { 1 c o NJ z
Captain T. b. Johnson,
VIII leave Memphis for Vicksburg on alter
nate Mond,y vs. at 5 O'Clock pm.
VIII leave Memphis for st. Louis on alternate
Saturdays at 10 o'clock am
PHIL. SHERIDAN,
Captain Hutchinson,
VIII leave Memphis for Vicksburg on alter
nate Fridays at 5 o'clock p m.
WilIeave Memphis for 81 LoUison alternate
Thursdays at 10 O'Clock an
u. NJ. SHaEVE,
Captain Garter,
viii leave Memphis for Vicksburg on alter
nate Mondays at . O'Clock pm.
VIII leave Memphis forSt LOuis on alternate
Saturdays at 10 o'clock a m
ps-The above packets have entered the trade
permanently, and planters and shippers car
depend on them in high or low water over
flow or no overflow
special attention paid to all way and panta'
ton business.
Freight win be received at all times OF
Whar boat, foot Monroe street, for shipment
by this line Of packets.
LARRY HARMSrAD & CO., Agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets, or
my2 II City Whsrfboat, foot Monroe st.
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OSTO or MISLAID-

t~cerihca.e for four shafts Of capital stock in
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company said
certificate numbers three hundred and eight
and issued May 18th, 1857, to Wm. English, no"
deceased, for which intend to apply to the
treasurer Of the Company for a duplicate OF
.ba same. JOHN McGRATH,
Executor ofsaid Wm. EngIiSh's Estate
u1-1F gva
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You are requested not to pay any car
riers without q certificate from me, and
TO report at the counting desk any ire
revuiarity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
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IN Offering OUR BITTERS 20 TIE scut1eu
Public. We have no uesitancT 10 G-erluS
their superiority over any Northern produc-
,ios in cur markets. In their dsvsementt they
are purely southern compounded Eith a
rreeisI Amplitude to the varieus types OF
fom.cic arrangements prevalent Ia our
climate
It Is a gentle stimulant % the system ater
undergoing q severe Illness
It IS s cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
II cures Diarrhea and Cholsra N5rbus-
It is a preventive for CniIs and Fevars-
II is an iuvaIEabie companion for persons
travelling Ut all seasons or the year.
1t is a HONS enterprise, and possesses true
merit
~ Sold everywhere
c. H. EBBERT & c.,
Sole Proprietors.
fsbI0 II Memphis. Tenn.
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NOkicR.

THE creditors OF the estate of Milton snaE
are hereby notified that L have suggestet
the insolvency OF said estate to the t1erAO
the County court OF Upton county, ana Ine
creditors OF said esfata are nottned 70 NE u
claims, duly authenticated, within ~
months from the cate hereof, or this hOu0e
nvSz IaI4W n N BAND. Admir-.
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FOR SALE

L - Il = \ l. E
A first class
LAGER BEER SALOON.
Inquire OF D. II. NaN2b,
mv15 n IA Monroe street, heHLtL-
l. o r \ l. E
The Household Furniture Of Chas. Northropt
Es1. al House No. IS Market street, MUS
block. and House for Lease. Possession gwen
Immediately. Inquire at the mouse OF VI
Conner & Richardson, No. 2Clnton street.
w1vIs pw
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CARD.

The lady aud the gentleman who bought W,
sf2uebt color Hair-Braid from me- on lho -
orthis month, on the evening OF me IouIh'
ment, wsuld do well 10 come and reGeeu. -
~ TT,itas states counterfeit b paid BY then
tone or LEGAL actions Will be taken agalns
them.
mylT n
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TTsAatHe F~6ught-The Victory Won !
Since the introduction Of Petro Oil to the
public notice, a most vindictive and re-
~fentless warfare has been waged and
carried on against it by the dealers in
coal oil-but at last they have been COM
PEELED to peat an inglorious retreat, and
Petro, having conquered all prejudiees,
stands victorious with all its claims TO
superiority vindicated. For sale at 25S
Second street. A few county rights for
sale. Mays 1w
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MaElstrate Court
L b Rubel vs.. r J. Morris VIZ Bua-z IS
R. J. Morris, MI. Webb " = Mcais
THE defsndaatin theststed caue4H ral1lrao
i and hereby notified to appe-E on th
day OF June, 1851, At my one in ne tt15
Fourth District Of Shelby cC1zty, A 1ce
am. and defend the acticuS TINS com-e
ex parte.
Nay lalSz @g2laEiH
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BOARDING.
DO A ID IN G.

ID o a r d G.
A Gentleman and Lady or a small Family
can get "a comfortable new Room with Board al
~ Hrrfheast corner Adams and Fourth streets
sDplv on the premises, or TO DR.. ROGERS cor
fa5ison and Main streets. mys9 lW
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Tie Members of the Recreation Base
Bal Club are requested TO meet at tue
ofice of Mr.. Thomas Fl. Cooke, 2794
Main street, Cup stairs this evening st
( Iclock. by order Of the President.
- L LANEA GaoroLn-
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-Atnchnlent NOfice.

Before William 5. walton, =. p, No. I9 Msdi-
son street
Steamer MoIlfs Hambleton vs. A. + Stocser-
THE defendant IN the above emitted ca1~a
will please take notice that an Attachment
has been sued out against HIM and levied upon
one boz containing surgical Instruments. on
me crOuud that ne Is a nonresident Of tie
safe or Tennessee, and that the Ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served upon ntms and
that the said cause Is set Tor trial at my ONCE,
In the city Of Memphis. on the Sth dag gfJuue,
1867. when and where he can appear and de-
fend the said suit, or the same viii De pro-
ceeded with eX parte; and that a copy or THIS
orIrr h. published once a week. for four weeks,
WILLIAM :. WALTON-
Justice Of the Peace.
HusUF. HILL, Attorney for Plaintiff
--. --~HH
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INsURANCE.-Mr. E. C. Barbour has
formed a copartnership with H. ?.
Butler, of the North American Life and
Accident Insurance company. Mr.. Bar
bour is one OF the oldest life insurance
agents in Memphis, and has done very
extensive business in that line. Mr..
Butler has been long aud favOrably
known throughout the state Of Tennes-
see. The plans Of the company repre-
sented by this firm are, Of themselves
| sufficient to commend the careful eOnsid-
Grafton Of every one about to avail
| themselves OF the benefit OF life in
surance. Office No. Is Jefferson street,
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GARD.
Office Els0a Bros |
Mammoth Cheap Store, 2S1 AsiR st., 7
May Is. 1854. }
LSO r o S.

ATOw HAVING COMPLETED THE ALTER
~ atIons In their Building, and having every
thinz renovated 50 as to facilitate business,
hereby tender their thanks to their friends and
the public FOR the Kind patronage extended to
them teven whiIe the stOrs was undergoing re-
r,i-N and yrouId call their attention to the
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IHSOlUent Notice.
Estate Of RiIIIam B. Washington. DECD.

UUgGESTION Of the Insolvency OF aid es-
= tate having been daily made to tbe Clerk q
the County Court Of Shelby County Tenres-
zee. uoticsis hereby given In pnrs1a1ce OF ire
srdsr Of said Clerk, fr AL persons having
claims against said estate 70 appear and ale
fhem vito the said CLERK, authenticatod IN ne
manner prescribed by law, On or against tha
Ith day Of October. 1857.
JOHN s. DICKASON, Administrator.
May II. 1867 myIs laWfW
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Fine Strawberries and Fresh C0tntr5
.Butter.-Al in search Of luXurles should
t,alI at the Arcade, 395 Main street, and
ret some OF those nice Strawberries and
Country Butter.
Nav 80, 1867.
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Bargains, Dry GoOds.-Merchants
wishing to buy goods for cash will md
cheap goods at MenkeR Bros. mySO 81.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

EOA SAs LoOAS
Regular st. Louis, Memphis and Vieksburg
Packet.
For Cairo and ST. Louis.
Blake master
This splendid passenger packet ~
Will leave a. above on ~
THIS DAY, 10th inst, at S pm.
LAR = HARMSTAD & CO. Agents,
Wharfboat. foot or Monroe ST.,
mY30 1t or cor. Main and Madison sts-
Regular Memphis ST. Louis Packet.
For Cairo and St Louis.
BELLE ST. LOUIs-------Zeigler master
This splendid steamer viii leave a.
as above on ~
THURSDAY, May a0th. at 5 pm.
my2s 2t FLEM CALVERT, supt.
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1 OnT o. MIsLAID-

a Certificate calling for -Four shares OF stock
in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com,
Tssv ~afd Ceufucat- numbered six hundred
me ". liam ENGLISH. now deceased. Tor which
[ intend 10 apply to the treasurer Of the Com-
rauv Tor a DUPLICATE OF the same
JOHN MCGRATH,
Executor OF said William Engllsh's Estate.
mE16 SWu
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FOR RENT.
TO X r 4 n II.

U o X r Z I'll
'HorSe in Chelsea. oppo{4 ". Berges, occu-
Died by q. X. Bridges, has e. rooms, kitGLel'
ssrysrt.r room and ngcessaFS out-hOuseS. Rent,
s5, monthly in ady2ncG. SpIY %, - 9SAeI'
or SCHUOLFIELL&
mysoIw 25 Front Street
TO r e n t
A neat Residence with four rooms, pantry,
sftchen, servants room, neatly pspered' with
,ood cistern, etc. Possession given immedi-
,tsly. Apply at Avery street, No. 81 my2SIW
nor ENT-
STORES and OFFICES in Betheu's New
| 5uuIIug, on the corner OF Main ana SCUM
rou-r streets Apply in the building 70 7. Z.
g~ETHFLL, or =. P WALKER, JE., N rooms
/ 80. nv
TOR RENT
Two new Dwelling Houses, nearly hEishel'
with ell modern convenlenceS, ON LnutH
1 street. between LaGderda-a and Orleans streets
1 d one OF the best neighborhoods and the most
delightful part OF toe eitA, tLs stiSet 49,
ruunfrE within a few steps of the door. Kent
No. "a Front ftreet-
NayILls7 81. myI2 3g
II o r + T
several Dwelling Houses on Fourth, Vance,
| HnruauaO and MuSby streets. Rents moderate
fOT LeAsc-ct'eia ~,
a. CCEDES,
-r-ranyv SOS Front street.
TOR r L y t
Fine large Basement Store, corner OF Jener-
.1r and Main streets. For terms amply to
IONS. FiES * Co,
] mvgtf No 4U Main street.
VOR RENT
ThesTORE-HOUSE, on Second street, known
/ as the OLYMPIC.
| ALSO,
/ The ARCADE LIEEkN STABLE, on the alley
l sauth of Madison street, between Second ana
49, al CAN'T & WADDELL.
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Pic Mic Bdnd.-Mr. J. George Hand
worker will furnish music for pic mics,
parties, fairs, etc. Can be seen at 50
Second street. my22 Wv
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ANNOUNCEMENT

TOHN w. SMITH is 3 candidate for
81 reelection 70 the office OF State Senator ior
ne 18th District, composing the connLes Of
shelby and Fayette. Election on the nIst
Thursday in August app
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ron RTvER.


FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
For PIN Bluff and Little Rock.
CELESTE ..---..-...- Reese Pritchard master
This splendid passenger paekst IL
will leave as above on E
THIS DAY, 1th inst, at S pm
JAMES !. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
mySOIt No. Il jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United States Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon Pine BIuR, Little
Rock.
mHotcE
This superb passenger steamer n
VIII leave as above ~
SATURDAY, June lst, at pm.
JAS. I. BOURNE & CO, Agents.
my03 81 No. Y Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United states Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine BIuR and
Afttle Rock.
This splendid passenger steamer IT.
VIII leave as above ~
THURSDAY. Gth inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD q CO., agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets or
my29 u City Wharf boat foot Monroe st.
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"a Cause MerlnO Under Shirts .
Our stock is bound To be reduced, hence We
offer Goods at such Low PRICES.
No Trouble to Sh0tO Goods, and
FAIR DEALING, Our Motto.
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Merchants wanting cheap dry goods
for cash should look st the stock OF Men
ken Bros. my3O5 st
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WANTS.

w
An industrious Scotchman who has served
his apprenticeship at the Carpenters trade IN
scotland desires a situation or employment.
uvgE II
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LOST--FOuND
C~TRAYED-SIo REWARD

\ S0REFL HORSE, sixteen hands high, high
rumnsH and long legs, marked with gear. l
win give Ten Dollars FOR his delivery 10 Al
nv T5rm. four miles from Memphis.
,r,- 90 49, my9 80"
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P4RTNER WANTED.

PERSON with n capital OF from 5000 tc
A $1,000, "a single man preferred), who de
sfres TO 20 into a profitable business, can heal
OF a chance by addres Ding
&C B. A" Appeal ONCE.
References given and reqUired. my2 Ivy
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ANOTHER SCHOOL FEsTIvAL--On the
18th OF June, at Greenlaw opera house,
the pupils of the Memphis Ladies' in
stitute - will give a grand festival and
concert. The proceeds will be devoted
to the purchase of apparatus for the use
Of the school, and no effort will be
spared to make the proposed entertain
ment one Of interest to all concerned
The principals Of the institute are Mrs.
S%outhworth and Mrs. McGhee, names
long and most favorably associated with
the educational interests Of the city.
We trust that the friends of the institu-
ton and those generally who desire a
pleasant evening will make it convent.
emit to attend. The admission fee is one
dollar. See advertisement elsewhere.
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Mr.. Editor: Please announce me as a oandi-
date for reelection TO Congress. with the
fryIfea Constitution and the unqualified In
dorsement OF the administration OF Andrew
Johnson as my platform OF principles, when
will be uore clearly defined in my forthcoming
" circular address," and a personal interview
pI aDria r. JoHN ". LEFTwICH.
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REGISTRAR OF BANKRUPTCY.-FOr
sometime past it has been impossible to
determine who OF the gentlemen men,
toned in connection with the important
and lucrative Office Of register Of bank
ruptcy would receive the appointment.
| Ii is now positively understood that the
! lucky aspfrant is Maj. John Z. Feebles.
Mai. Feebles is an Ohioan, and during
the greater portion of the war served in
= regiment from that state. He has re-
sided in Memphis since 1864, we believe,
and at one time was connected in law
| practice with Col. Durbiu Ward, of
Ohio, who praeticed his profession here
several months before the cessation of
hOstilities.
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STEAMBOATS,.
roR WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and White River Saturday
Packet.
FOR DuvaIPs BIHG, Little Rock, West
Point, Searcy, Augusta and JacksonporL-
-...-.E Elliott master
This new and elegant passenger N
steamer leaves on $50
SATURDAY, June lst. at S pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
mv3O 81 81 Madison street
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WANTED, AGFNTS-S25O per
w Month the year rOunc, or go per cent
profit on commission We guarantee theabOVe
salary or commission 10 active Industrious
accents at their own homes. to Introduce an ar
ucls OF indispensable utility in every house
hold. For full particulars call on or address e.
W. JACKSON & CO. II South street, Baltimore
NJ mylg linz