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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME r. +. THORNTON, the
great English AstrOlogist, Clairvoy-
ant and Psychometrician, who has
astonished the scientific classes Of the
Old World, has now located herself
at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, as to enable her to
impart knowledge Of the greatest inn
portance to the single or married Of
either sex. While in q state Of trance,
she delineates the very features Of
the person you are 10 marry, and by
the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the PsychomotrOpc,
guarantees to produce a life-like pic.
ture Of the future husband or wife Of
the applicant, together with date Of
marriage, position in life, leading
traits Of character, &c. This Is no
humbug, as thousands Of testimo.
mails can assert. She viii send when
desired a certified certificate, or writ
ten guarantee, that the picture Il
what Il purports to be. BY enclosing
. small lock Of hair, and stating
place Of birth, age, disposition and
complexion, and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed &
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi raaols eounly. 7,
Jussph Miller. husband q Sarah A. Miller
widow u joseph A. jonos deceased grsidenc.
unknownl Yen are hereby cited 10 BE- and
appear before NE Probate Court q aid coan'
y, ~ The eosFt-hease shcrsaf. On The tth Mon
day In uctohsr. 1881, 10 snsssr he petition q
lefsrson ss.ten. administrator q The estate o
VIM T. King. dreeased. and show eauss Wis
I'D petition pzzflss So . decree = tasks and
tender dssd h he heirs q lu=spA A. Jones
i~cs
d, 70 Lands =ol1 said fs=rrh A. iunss b.
Vim. r. klHz shsHla sot b zFsassA ~ ordel
u coutt. fsusi sepssmher a fssf.
sf.es W. p. WouTTEN. Cstk.
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NOTICE.

The STATE Of Mississippi Panels county. 70
nxsbsry HzrtzxnvsA Sarah Jehnpa. Ios,
phlns ~fizrtszvssc& ALTA esvaue and Viii.
fIuhmtier, heirs a. hw and distributes y
Sarah isazs deceased; ssa . he thlia-vu
and heirs who's names sss< 81 and rv.li-ncs
are unknsrn, q sssphsn HzftzEnsss fsms.
H&fs.rrsvrz nd Mason HsftKtsvvs deceased
~, heirs q Sarah Jones Deceased. and h
L<vis Haksasl<f. husband Of aid Nellie Yus
snd s&sh q yua arr hsrehy eited % ~ and
srrsss hefsFe The rrhale Court u ssli toaaty
nss< resr-hea~ th.rsof On Tie ith NonA.,
mv<1re<< 1851, % shov eaas vhy he tns
-7~f q u<fi<ni q Melissa. administrator .
= s.'=s< = s<fAh ionss deceased. shosld ~
: silszsd ~ sppspsed. ~ order o. ooar
Issued ssrt<m1~fa lssr.
N.p. wOoTTEy,
"'rf Clerk.
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Carriage Shop.

W. NALL takes pleasure In informing the
public that he has established a Carriage Shop
at Ba,esvine, MiSiaippi, where he i prepared
10 DO All work pertaining 70 his line Of business,
in the most approved and cheapes, manner.
lie has also secured the services Of two Trim.
men, who thoroughly understand the business
and are able to give satisAction for the work
they do. NJ. Mall soliciu the patronage VI hi.
friends aud the public generally. octl3-6m
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.
INSOLvENT NOTICE.

The State q Mississippi, Pamela county. To
the creditors u Benjamin fFhy, dcccassd, latr
q aid cosn,y. You viii take notice, that 81
The August term, issI, er the Probate Cears
n saia county, the estate. real and personal. d
aid aeesassd, was Fsressed lusolvsn, and In.
saheisut b PAY The asseisnts dsbta
This e to noiify yua TIA, yOn must prubais
your claims against The aeeeasea sai have ths
ame registered IN the oace Of he dsfk o.
aid court By The iss dag d October, isss, slss
The aae vii h. nrsvsf barred.
sells, FREEMAN n lRBY.
Admir- Of The estate Of nsni. frby, dscid.
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The undersigned arr o prepared 70 iaks
rascs In BANKRUPTCY, and respectfully w.
vite all those WIN contemplate taking The ben.
eft o. The act aad Who may wish 10 secure our
services In that respect. 70 call aron us immedi'
aiely aud register their names o. addruS ~
By letter, - eur ehsrFss Win he governed y,
TIE number Il cssss ve may have.
may16-tv WARD CooPER.
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EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR
~CHASTELLAR'S
Hair ExtcrminatOr !


For Rcmoring supeRuous Hair.
To the ladies especially, ihis Invaluable De-.
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arb directly on the roois. lth warranted g
remove snpefauous hair from low forheAis q
nom any part of the body completely totally
and radically e~riiTntins The same lcaying tAe
skin IN, nncoth and natural This % The only
article Used ny lhr French, ard 10 hs uniy
real eseetual aspilaiory " sfifsnca Pre- =
cents PEE package sni postpaid, 70 any al
drcsA on rec~ipt u IN order, BY
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A Gard to InvauM

A Clergyman, while rssidine b
America as . missionary, dlsecvsss1s II
simple remedy for the cure Of Nerves Il
ness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the ufin6ui
Seminal Organs, and the Whole train ~
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Great numbers have been cured BY III Y
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afflicted and unfortunate, I win senl ~ 4
for preparing and using this msdIdn4 !
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Of Charge. Address
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The Great Cause Or MumI
Misery.

".
Jass hhSisAsd, ias seaisd envelope ht1s|
49, A Lecture on The Nsoup4 \
A@ement, and Radical Curs rs
inal Weakness, o. GpnmI
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sumption, Epilepsy, andFits nenlsl "a b
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The wo~rid-renowned author, b this -
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medicine, and without dAneerous >ssgjc6l|
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pointing out . mode Of cure II ones =
and cfIcctual, by which every sufferer, ri
ter what his condition may " nay emil
self eheaply, privately, and radically.
Lecture viii prove q boon 10 thonaatl
lhonsandk
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any address, On receipt q III =
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LIVERY stab
A BatesviIIe, fsr -

A paying business and bsreain IN ~
In the sale Of the above dcainblc prsporQ
Stable is new, complete IN ell IL spPol1n|
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health OF the proprietor rsquinnea ~
business. Apply 10 w. 3. Harlh6ek1 !
Martin . Co. B~aissvilla
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Contractor and Builder,

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The time limited ~ i. fs psyn>ns n ts
State and County Taxssd in rsnel. county, ne
she yeaf lsss expired The srzs Monday In July.
1891. The Gun o. ahoas aas shons~nd dollas.
Of aid tar Il yct unpaid. and / q coIlsciur.
have 70 adssscs The szrns. Notice y ksrky
given 70 al Who have rod paid aid Ia. tkst
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August nest ] shsli prae<ed % collect "a
s.ms In sfeosdanes win he statute.
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AND
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Always on hand, or printed at The
SHORTEST NOTICE.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, May 2-noon.-Consols, "a;
Gve-twenties, ~; Illinois Centrals, 763;
Erie, 42a.
LrEEPooI., Mag 2 noon.-Cotton,
firm; saleHto day are estimated at H.
900 bales uplands, llsd Orleans, I'D;
Western red wheat, IS Sd.
The London Times says there is
nothing this moment more significant
than the speech wherewith the King of
Prussia closed the first session Of the
North German Parliament All re-
ticence is now cast aside, and whatever
importance France and Austria may
attach to the treaty of Prague, at Berlin
neither the Sovereign nor the people
claim German national unity, matter
wherewith foreign powers have any
business to concern themselves.
The Memorial DiplOmatique publishes
a telegram from Berlin, stating that
Prussia is determined not to evacustG
Luxembourg under any circumstances
A Paris correspondent says the French
army is better prepared for a sudden
call than many suppose.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, May Panama advices
state that the relations between Peru
and Chill are far from being cordial,
and the termination of the Spanish ques-
ton is all that is necessary to q rupture.
The cholera is very fatal in the princi-
pal cities Three hundred deaths occur.
red recently in one day at Leon.
In view of an invasion in Panama,
orders to organize the militia, and place
them on war footing have been issued.
The steamship Persia, with European
dates to the 2lst has arrived. 3
The impression seems to be enter
tanned that any rupture between France
and Germany would be the signal for
every nation in the world to repudiate
their obligations.
A meeting of the Chamber of Com
meree was held oday to take action in
regard to a communication from the
Board of Trade of Macon, Georgia, re-
qnesting the Board of Trade to take
measures to receive subscriptions in
tended to enable landholders South 10
hire and feed their hands during the
coming harvest; such loans being Sc.
cured by the lein law of Georgia on the
autumn crop. 1t was read and referred
to the Executive Committee.
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DIR. c. sPIEGEL.

OF THE BEST MEDICAL
" schools Of Europe and the United States,
and member Of the principal medical societies
In the those countries, has Practiced medicine
in Memphis for the last thirteen years, and
continues to sfer bis professional services 70
the public, Ia the treatment Of all forms OF dis
ease upon the most improved European meth,
eds. Myvast collections Of rare medicines and
surgical instruments, with a lifelong expe-
rienee in their administration and use, warrants
me in claiming a superiority over the more or
dinary method Of treating diseases. such as
which I cure By Constitutional treat
msnt exclusively, no operation per-
Mar and Skin, CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis,
Rheumatisn, Neuralgia, .scrofula, Syphilis,
Structure, elect, Gravel, Piles, Dropsy. Fistula
in ans in short all Chronis Diseases, giving
especial attention 10 Female Diseases of
evsry description. I an always ready at all
times to consult with frst-class Physicians.
either By letter or in person. upon all diseases
pertaining to Medicine and Surgery. Medicine
seat by express to all parts Of the world, when
desired. tQ -
ORFICE-No. 80, south side Monroe. be-
tween Main AID Second streets, Memphis.
He.;1onna NJ 250 IIuian street III
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGTox, May q The House
Judiciary Committee met this morning
to gather evidence for the impeachment
of the President. All the members were
present except Wilson of Iowa, Boutwell,
and Woodbridge. The Committee ad-
journed until tomorrow
Havana advices report ruinous fail
ures, among them the provision house
of Depez, Tropoga & Co. for a large
amount A wealthy planter named
Argentine has suspended. His liabili-
ties are two and half millions. Several
more failures are expected.
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I. TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
'ssir RAILROAD. -
TRMNs LEAVE AS FOLLOWS CRY

r,RAaNs LEAVE AS FOLLOWS CITY
Through Express. Sundays excepted, am.
Through Mail, GAO PIN. SOmeryillo Ac-
commodation, 3;4O pm. - -,.,sse
Express connects at Grand Junctien with 81
ternoon train on the Mississippi Central Raul
road for II oily Springs. w ater VALLEY: 6renada'
jackson. vicksburs. Miss. New Orleans, La
etc. -. 80 l., i.f,..l.
Mobile, Ala, etc. .rrl.i.. -, 80. $50.
Al Decatur. fer Columbia. Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. etc. Y q 80 u
At CHATTANOOGA for all ylaees in Eastern Al
ALBANIA, GeOrgia. North and South Carolina,
Virgins, Wasbingt0n, baltimore. rhiladel-
phia, New York. etc.
Through Mail CONNECTS, AZ Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson. TenR.
At Decatur. for Athens. pulaski. Ala Co
lumbia. Nashville, etc. .-r.nr ...1'l 3. .
At Chattanooga. trains connect for same
points as kxpress trnine. -rr..
Baggaee checked through.
For tickets and further information, apply
al the oiice. No.l3 Court street
w. ]. ROSS. Gen. Supt,
"A. BARNES, General Ticket Agent,
S-G S.H. SHOCK. PASSENGER Agent.
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POETRY.
THE DIFFERENCE, OR HOW THEY 60


THE DIFFERENCE, OR HOW THEY GO
TO BED.
First. tho cross. old maid,
Who II prim aud stiid.
Aud Of naught afraid, .
With her nice, warm HAT,
Aud her tabby cat,
And the rest of that
Whom her prayers are said,
Crawls into her bed;
Covering Der head;
Then she shuts her eyes, .
While she shakes, and signs,
Thinking she Is wise,
Keeping single thus for lie.
Then thehnchelor sour
Caught out in a shown
At very late hour.
Comes into his room,
Which looks like tomb;
And he kicks the broom.
Aud n senseless chair,
For their being there.
And not placed elsewhere.
Then TO bel he goes,
Covering his nose,
Fearing twill be irozc,
While he wishes Tor a wife.
When he's ceased TO roam,
10 his quiet home,
Benedict doth come.
And he makes n noise.
Disturbing tho boys,
And his other joys; ..IN
Then, while baby cries,
And It's mother signs.
Into Il rage he flies, a
And begins TO swear.
Then the married pair, |H
..f0 With their infant there, HAl.
Get into an awful strife.
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McGaney's Cotton Seed Planter.
r..stf uf -l a.1a.II A
HOME MANUFACTURE.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ONLY s25.

TT HAS BEEN PRACTICALLY TESTED,
i and IL fully guaranteed 20 do the work as well
In All. respects a. IL usually done by hand.
IL makes ths furrow, drops anu covert the
seed at the rate Of from eight 10 twelve acres
per day, with bat one horse or mule 70 draw it
and hand 20 guide it and keep itsnpphcd with
The seed Is taken from the hopper BY rotatine
fnEers, which separate the seed and distribute
them ETRELI in the furroW. d -srIf .
II Il - simple and complete in its construc-
ton that ii cannot By any possibility elog or
become fsul, OF fail to deposit the seed regu-
IL Il fany Endorsed By erperienced Gotten
growers, and recommended a. a good and prae-
teal machine. The bost yet invented. II is
selling raadiiy, wherever In troduced. u pr0mi-
nent planters IN Tennessee and Mississippi, AZ
our orders vii show.
II has tmportaRt adrantaFes over machines
Heretofore used. as win be evident upon inspcc-
sIthas An open seed box. and the seed 10 The
box and in de process Of dropping j. in plain
view III the driver, 80 that be will not be fable
70 miss ~ istiing i run out Of seed. -.
Itiscafy 70 handle and ruidc on the ridge,
whether straight or curved ..
twill drop REGULAR, and neTer miss or clog
With clean Or foul Eocd. =
~ Manufacturcda Al 10l Madison street.
Memphiz. Tenn. where may also be fouud a
good essurirnrnt of PLOMs AND SCKAPEhS
"a fHEtT q HAMILTON.
- 49,. MN mo -. r-rarrts
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CUBsCRTDE FOR THE PUBLIC LED0ER,
- which i the CHEAPEST daily ruhlifbed ]
IN the State Of Tennessee.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May At 10 stated that
Governor Fletcher aad large number
Of the leading men of the Northwest are
corresponding, with view of nominating
Secretary Stanton for the Presidency.
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BE NOT DECEIVED.

DEADER, II YOU HAVE HAD THE SAD
IL misfsrtuae 70 contract the accursed dis
ease, known as venerial, in any form, you san
be cured II care not in what stage il may pre-
sent itself, whether primary, secondary or ter
tiaryl. without taking one solitary grain Of
medicine. After ten years of close inYestiga.
ton and practical experience, am convinced
that internal treatment, for the purpose of eff
feeting permanent cure Of syphilitic diseases
Is useless, and. that in large proportion c {
eases, il absolutely does more harm than good.
While under my nethsd OF external medisa-
eaten. which is pleasant and agreeable 70 the
patient, / defy competition with any other
nethed known 10 the medical profession, for
speedy and permanent sare-whichI guarantee
in all eases. In Making this important fact
known 70 the publis, / wish 70 state that ] am
4 regular practitioaer Of medicine; that / am
a Eraduate Of the hedisal Department Of the
University Of Iouisville,. KY, and that my
method Of treating these diseases has cost years
Of deep study and close observation.
All diseases Of the Ear and Eye treated upon
the NEST improved methods. .r tsI.-f IA
OFFICK-N0. 33 Monroe street, between
Main and Second. 'sll-I l-l le1 co.
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. III YOU WANT ANY
SADDLES OR HARNESS
tei sls GO to- fatf
y. FRED. MAILMAN,
.ag No. 80 Jefferson st.
Ir you DON'T BELIEVE IT,
co AID aEE!

GO AND SEE! 46,lZi
DYVIRTUK OF A DRED OF TRUST Ak
ID e~uted 70 M b. d. G. Cfsss en the D5ta day
Of May. 1890. 70 secure the payment q three
eertaia premiasorF notss named thereint
the balance % san notsy remaining unpaid
Amounting = about td7og. / viii, for the cay
meat Of said balaase. on Thurbday. the 9Th day
81 Nay, 1881. in front Of the . art house, in
The tirosalaE Building. IN ibs city Of n Memphis,
bstWeea the Hours 81 10 sHd ~ an. proceed
90 sell - the HIGHEST bidder, the following do
scribsd real sstats, t0-Nit; Two lots or tracts
VI Land, enc containing - iOO acres, The
ltx ssse tract iyius on the Pigeon koOst plank
read. east, and near the city Of Asmphiay and
more particularly described IN a Deed o! Irust
sTeeuted b. a, IL DouEl.este James g Jones.
dated June 3oth. l65g, and recorded IN the ksS-
stars once Of Shelby oounty. Tenn. Book No.
-. part ~, pages 80 10 ~. Igmt Of "a e.
Cash. Title believed e BE good. bat stnTey
ss I0frN popRRTaoN Tvnstee
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e-8 DIR. o. 8. PRoPaITT's y
ANODYNE PAIN KILLER.

ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY MEDI-
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pain 10 the back, side, breast, ETC.; also good
for colds, coughs, collie. diarrhea, dysentery,
cholera. cramps. etc. Good for tooth-ache,
oar-ache. for fresh wounds of every kind. cuts +,
bruises, and decorating wounds. etc. Good for
all kinds Of stings, bites, etc., Of hornets, bees,
wnsps, and of all other insects, etc.
All sold by j. I j ENK ms 4 CO., Atlanta,
Ga; also by BRADFIELD L CO., Lagrange,
Ga. lt.rUE lrg tlrEgsf rHIhJ.F
Prepared by o. S. Prophitt only, covington,
Ga. a.f.H "a tiaagleE u iul 8io1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

B.---Liberal Inducements offerec
70 Agents: -. -. 2s-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-28
Extracts from the Edinburgh Re.
view.
MADAME LAMOTTE.

The following "reminiscences of NJ. Beng
not are very interesting as giving a vivid
peep into the interior life of world-cele-
brated swindlers and profigates;
Madame de Lamotte was not what is
called beautiful; she was low in statue,
but we'll formed ; her eyes were blue, full
OF expression, and shaded by dark rounded
eyebrows. Her face was rather long, with
good mouth and excellent teeth; and the
peculiar stamp of her kinda bewitch-
ing smile. Her hand was good, her foot
small; her complexion remarkably fair.
She had learnt nothing, but she had plenty
of talent and penetration. AS she had
been contending from her birth against
the whole order of society, she set its laws
at defiance, aud those OF morality as well.
She passed clean over them all, as if she
never suspected their existence. A cha
racter such as hers is a irightful spectacle
10 an observing eye, but seductive enough
10 the common run of men who do not
look at things so closely.
Meanwhile young Beugnot had come up
10 Paris for his legal studies, and he soon
received visit from this interesting client.
ne looked up for her the old patent OF
henry III. in the archives which had settled
these estates on her ancestor, wrote a me-
mortal in support of her claims, paid bill
Tor her several times over at the Hotel de
Reims, and prevailed on her once or twice
10 dine with him al the Cddrdn BLeu. On
other days they took walk together,
which generally ended in cafe.
The lady had singular love of beer,
and no beer came amiss to her. She would
eat, out Of pure inadvertance, two or three
dozen tartlets; and these inadyertances
were SO frequent that could not but per-
all.
However, this state of depression soon
I ,s 70 an end. She announced one day
.ua' madame de Bouloinviliers had OBJ
ssineo lot her the honor Of an audience of