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NOTCE.

y NJ. CASH, a. administrator with the wills
Z. annexed, Of Isaac L. Bolton, deceased, ana
% Mary Bolton, deceased, has hled bis &C
counts with both Of said estates 70 this date ISr
settlement IN this court. All legateee, ana tne
heirs and representatives OF deceased lesatees
OF both said decedentE. whether residents or
nnu-resideuts, are notified % appear az the
ONCE Of the County Court Clerk Of shelby
county, Tenuessee, on or before the 49, Aonday
ia August. l567, and contest the said accounts
JOHN LOAGUE. Clerk.
r--a "a 1877 feQ5 a.
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Arrivals.

Ii AoLA EONo OA 1NN I
Arrivals.
Steamer Welcome, Vicksburg.
/" Pauline Carroll, New Orleans.
q ArgOnaut, Louisville.
q" Great Republic, New Orleans.
Victor, Hailes Point.
Lady Gay, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Welcome, Vieksburg.
W Pauline Carroll, st. Louis.
F." City Of Alton, st. Louis.
&c Commercial, Whiterive
81 NJ. Hambleton, st. FIR. river.
Lady, st. Francis river.
" Great Republic, st. Louis.
{" Lady Gay, New Orleans.
BOats In POrt.
Rowena, Argonaut and Celeste.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Can't. ALI. Stein, of the Clifton, was in
town yesterday.
The Minneola, Capt. Miller, will leave
for Cairo and Cincinnati on Friday next.
Capt. w. jay johnson, OF the Star
wharf boat is at home. Capt. johnson
looks well, as usual, after his protraeted
trip towards the north pole.
The Adam Jacobs takes the place of
the Relic St. Louis in the packet eom-
nanv and will go out tomorrow evening
for Cairo and st. Louis. Capt. Crane ~
in command and Mr.. Frank Banksmith
l. in the Office. The Jacobs has been put
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Frank
T. lanes. formerly Of the Mobile Tines,
in our sanctum yesterday. Mr.. James
has haen In our city on business for the
mast few q Many of our readers re-
mamher his graceful and facile pen when
connected with the Times. We hope
that his short stay in our city Will be q
pleasant One.
We have no Arkansas river boat in
port. This is q rare occurrence, and one
/ which we do not remember to have oc-
CURED for many months.
The Commercial went out with a fine
trjp. and the Republic passed up with a
veil filed cabin but little freight.
Cant. Sam. McPheeters is one of the
most popular officers in the packer trade.
His packet, the City Of Alton, went out
with q large passenger Trip.
The Argonaut No. 2, Capt. Everhart,
will leave this day ut 5 pm. for Cairo
and Louisville.
The employees OF the Northwestern
union packet company are On a strike
sor an increase Of wages. The rousta-
Sa,ta If the line want $40 a month. The
Dill sheridan made q trip without help,
an5 could therefore handle no freight.
On Friday the I~tasca's s. bone and sinew "
left, which threw tne %ork OF loading
mates Compelling the boat to leave salt
and coal behind In the Dunlelth depot.
Tha harvest Is progressing, and the men
think they can do better than work for
$50 and board.
The board Of supervising inspectors o.
ssaamboats met at Chicago On the 26th.
a q. Burns, Of Buffalo, was elected
THE Portsmouth and Big Sandy packet
Viotor No. 8, while making alanding 81
Muunis Run, just below Seiotyille, a few
days ago, struck snag ana suns ~ slz
ssst wster. The Telegraph brought heI
n-sssenpers to Portsmouth. She was IN
snrad for 5000 each in the Portsmouth,
Germapia ard Enterprise offices.
sThe Minneapolis Tribune publish e the
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I ETTFRS- documentary having been granted
to the undersigned, executor or the last
VII and testament OF william d. Ferguson,
deceased, by the honorable COunty Court OF
shelby county, Tenn, al the june Term thereof
1867. notice S hereby given 70 ali persons hOid-
claims against the estate OF said deceased
10 present Them to the undersigned, properly
prohated, within the period specified by law, or
The same will be barred.
Persons indebted TO the estate viii plelse
make prompt payment OF sub debts, other
wise stems VII BE- taken TO enforce the same
without delay.
L V. DIXON. Executor.
Time % 1851. ie30 Iawfw
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w First Drawing, which took place at Her
ando, Miss, on the 18th inst, was attended
with unusual success, when it is remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed from the lncep-
ton OF The enterprise TO that event $1,000
worth OF tickets having been Sold a IKE
amount OF property was drawn for, under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected BY the TICKET
holders present. The utmost harmony ana
good feeling pervsded those present. and as
will be seen from the sub5Oined certificate OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted to a
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
manner:
HERNANDo, MISS, June Is, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing OF The southern Asylum is
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
tsrized by aspirit Of fairness and business I'M
surpassed by any Drawing OF which we have
sny knowledge. The Managers Of the Com
pauy placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole management and control
Sioned. J. B. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
V. A. MERRIWETHER,
W. W. CAMPTON,
NJ. MAGENENY,
JOHN AISSLIE,
Committee.
J. NJ. HALL, Clerk.
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D. =. EVERTS & CO..
Sole Manufacturers 4 PFOprietOrs,
PETERSBURG. Va.
Read the following from among the
many Certificates received BY us:

FORDs DEFOII W. Nov y 100.
I hereby certify that have been suffering for
over two weeks FROM severe attacks Of Chtls
and Fevet. Tor which I had taken medicine
and gained but temporary relief, the cnALs
on again in a few days The Anu-Ma
IariaI Filters were recommended TO me, and ]
commenced taking them at once, the u~e OF
which was married. by Immediate and certain
relief from chills, since Vhhh time md my
general health improved in a very satisfactory
manner.
/ can conscienuOusly recommend the use OF
these Bitters TO all sufferers nom
Fever lever and aguel as a certain cure.
As. Walden.
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DY virtns o. a Trust Deed executed to me on
ID the 2Dth day Of June, ls6. By hcbaru II.
and Napoleon Il Winchester. and duly
registered in the registers once Of shelby
county, Tenn for the purpose Of paying the
debts therein secured, I VII on
Saturday. Sd Day Of AagUsf, 1861
at ire saiesrO0m Of MessrE. ROyster, Trez-
evant 4 Co.. No. E6 second street. Mem
phis, Tennessee, (Ayres' block. sell to the
highest bidder, FOR cash, the 70 lOwing real es-
taie. % wit. A certain lot Of ground
I'm The county OF Shelby aud State Of
Tennessee, known and designated on the
plan Of HUl s subdivision Of tn tr lands in the
ifth civil District % shelby county. - Lot No.
20 fronting on the East side OF walnut street
IG2 feet. and extending back between parallel
lines from the front $50 feet 70 an alley next
East or Walnut street l02 feet by ISL feefl, to-
gether with all Of the a-ppurtenauces thereunto
belonging. The title 10 said property Is De-
.ueved 70 be gO1d, hut VIII sell snd convey
My as trustee Equity redemption waived
Sc Al u O'Clock m.
JOHN IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
Toyvrooa A pavrou Afrnruevg fe4 ids
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF
SIMULTANEOUSLY OFEICE,
KE1rPHrs. TERN. July T., 1851 j
L.@onisuille and Naghvine Ezpress

TRAINS will Ieavet the Depot OfthisCompanyi
i at head OF Main street, until further notice.
as follows:
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Co,.a1a Residence, 5 rooms; lot laxl7O feet
on Porland avenue, near Memphis and
Chsrleston railroad, near corporation line
Nalnad At &lQOA
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J. NJ. HALL, Clerk.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-s-ven, and comprised lO,sin the vicinity
or Melophis' Tenn. Coriuth, Miss, and Her
nando, Miss, deeds to which have been made
10 the lucky ticket-holders. For this, the sec
ond Drawing. however, We are aole 70 OneE ouL
patrons skill more attractive Inducements to
interest Themselves in our scheme. FROM a
lengthy list Of property, much OF Whlcn mas
the Following:
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Tickets % each. May be had OF, or ordered
through, any OF the COmpany@s gents, a. the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn OF OF OoL
lanes strain, fernando, Hiss.
-StocknOlders, Directors and Ontcers OF the
Comnany are prohibited from purchasing or
hoidfng tickets in any OF he drawings me
Company is simply the media for the purchase
and sale Of real estate between property mold
srs and the general public Je2 IN
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LEGAL.


UHE creditors Of the estate Of s. 8. Malone
are hereby notified that I have sugveSfeI
lie insolvency or said estate TO the CLERK offhe
County Courtof Upton county, ~Ienneszee. and
fhe creditor Of said estate are uornef 10 dla
fheiF CLAIMS, duly authenticated, within six
months from date hereof, OF this notice viii be
dledin z Al Of the same.
VAL sANFORD, Administrator.
nw~Euh-s 1psT aulqff
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ANTI-MALARlaL BlTTERS

is an entirely original compound. having supe.
riority over other remedies nom the mode OF
combining the medicinal agent .
This Medicine has been extensively ussd- ana
M to to the present time has in no instance
failed to give The most unqualified satisiaclio1
m the directions are strictly followed no case
OF Intermittent Fever (Chills and Fever, no
matter Of how long standing, or or what De
gree OF o~bsiinacy, will fail 70 succumb 70 the
nge Of these BitterS.
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NIGHT EXPRESS-Every night except sat
urday night at II pm, making close connec-
tiou With Mobile and OHIO kallroad AZ num-
hold. and with Illinois Central Railroad Tor
st. Louis. Chicago, ST Paul. and an points
North. West and East, aud at Louisville WITH
Enefaru eiffaa-
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES,
The First and Capital Prize.

Col. N. c. GaIloway's valuable residence,
corner of Court and Third streets Memphis
one block only rom the center Of the city, ana
in the vicinity OF all the Federal, state q
Offices. Lot SIS feet 'front.' by e%a deep.
Valued at $4,000.
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Cars Go Throngh without Change,

Magnificent Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Baggage Checked through to al important
places. Persons holding Through Tickets can
stop over at any point and resuIae journey al
pleasure.
Sc Through Tickets and all Information can
be Obtained at Ticket Omce 23zH Main street,
and al Depot. SAN h. JONES,
fvT n General superintendent
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
60xlOO, in the CITY OF Chicago, III, only thIee-
ouarlers OF a mile from the heart OF the city,
and within one b ock Of the street rallroau IN
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued st
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BONO PUBLlC0!
The attention Of all Sufferers is in
Ui'ed to the
"A SURE REMEpY-

a SURE GA6O4
Is here presented TO the public for Iutermtt-
tent Fever tChill~ and Fever, and all dis
eases arising from maisrial p1isoni' g. 10 rs
now n well ascerttiuei fact inst nearly every
arrangement o. the human system common IN
malarial d~isEicts, Is, to "a greater or less extent
dependent upOn malaria poisoning cphse-
quently, any medic,0ni agent tnat VIII serve as
a specific against this poisoning mus strike az
the root OF the disease winch ls lostereu and
developed through its fundamentally.
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NO GIFT
Or any other SwindleI
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA Lotteries.
ONLY LEGAL LOTTERIES In U. S.

THEY are drawn under state Charters nave
L been drawnf for over FORTY YEARS,
Bonds must be and are deposited with U.S.
Collector a. Security.
The prizes are drawn in public by two sworn
COMMISSIONS appointed by the state.
Must be drawn II tickets are sold OF not.
RIZ Ell ALL A H.
There are two State Drawings each day, and
two Havana Drawings each mouth.
Drawings can be seen two hours after puT-
chase of tickets.
One-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day OF purchase.
Tickets 81 to so, according to scheme.
Prizes s. to SlaD,OO0, according % scheme.
principal Agent, GEO. W. VAN VOAsT, No,
N Jefferson gfrnE-.
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property;
25xI0J feet; very available ioI residences anu
dssirably located. Valued at$So.
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Seventh Prise.
Eighth Prise:

The Franklin Female Institute, at Holly
sn-5nvs- Miss. a handsome and well con-
sfrucfed school building, most eiigtbly, located
This is very desirable property. Nainedat eoVo
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following certificate from s. ". Britton,
PETERSBURG, VA, March,, 1857.

-
The following certificate nom 5. ". Britton,
Esq PETEEsBURG, VA, March,, 1851.
DIT. EvERTs & Co,
testimOny 10 that now almost universally
horne as &c the merits OF your nu-MalArlal
Bitters had been suffering from eonstantIy
-sc1rring attacks Of ChiLs and Fever for
nsariv Twelve months, and during that time j
heIisve that I have tried every remeuy ever
for that disease, taking advan
cians In the country, but WitnonL auy Oe9eut.
7 lave simply to say that l USED ibis meolclne
- Nc entirely cured. Let no sufferer from
tabie disease fail 10 try this remedy, and ne Will
ne surprised at the immediate anu snIlrs Ielet
he wllrecelNe
.-Hsving been Induced 10 try your valu-
abie medicine in a severe case OF Asue and
49, contracted on The AppOmattox river, 1t
= ne great pleastse 10 state that 10 gave me
sntirs relief almost i~nstantaneo1slys aIter SUI
fering some monthsa and tIyLhg EaIlots I9cIQn.
ana remedies. will here recommend All VINO
s-e nffering frOmthe above 20 give IL a lair
trial keSeeews1g2T,B E PARKs, Norfolk, Va.
n r EvERrs a % Petersburg, Va
- ii hepsby certify 70 the efficacy OF
your BitteH 10 ne tIsSs9Ie' % ~ ~ an s ebS-
49,, tfbree wars old, had heen su ering from
thsI fsr sevh al monthst 4 used your bltters
.aS NV bsI the desired ehert. sheer1nlly
ree2ih ma Fever. j.. d. STONE.
Cnllis 6spo,' va, March 8, 1861.
fFrone the Petersburg mdexl
FALARIAL BIrrERs This preparation
-Efrhbor Is making friends In every
esfn. Below we copy nom the
IIaSSeR er an article IN commentator otthem.
Eo-InhafeIv for Us our health Is so good as not
o-s9nire medic mes, and hence We cannot
~ them from experience, but the gentle
sp,sn,ed below are botn known TO as, and
- - Wiling TO enuolSs Llems -
5000 eompounds have been made BY an
~ n-hIIanthropists 20 give tone TO the
mi most OF them have proved fall-
- Nj -. however, with the new discovery
y tre Nsterfa Medica Of D. J. Everts Co Or
5.te-shgru. for, If we can place confidence IN
~ VOID 81 well known gentlemen the anu
4aierlol Bitters, Manufactured ana s9l oy,
80. gentIsmen, approach nearer the ehAlr 81
~ tttsn anv other mixture that has ever naen
I--f ~ the public. 1t IS said 20 De a speclnc
@f1iiis and Fever, and ali diseases arising
- maIarisl poisoning, In support OF tng
LNon1ueDr curative and tonical quautes oL lnes4
FsI~ Ne have the free testimony OF ny e
~ nsitfon- Of Petersburg, snd Nj. Joha
~ perFa. Of y rfolk, gentlemen Whqse
Wylhso-nof be questioned. We advises all who
wot ,S-rfne nom any Of the complaints =
a. ne etomach or digestive ORGANS - haE,
AR rely Of the Anu-Malarlal hitteIs-
70 are nv P HUEIfE co,
~ 3s Main, corner Monroe
||. M
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A most valuable manufacturing site win =
perpetual fall OF 81 feet Of water, situated N
Winston county, Alabama, with 100 acres OF
land Nalned n sl0.Olo.
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Gold, Silver, Exchange. government Sc
o1rities, UneurreRt Money, Stocks,
Bonds, Land Warrants, Police,
City and County Scrip,
EIe. Efe-
No 20 Jeferson Street,


Commercial bank
Exchange Bank..--lC
F'rm'R & Exch'ge-.. !
Merchants Bank. {
Peoples Bank.....--.4e
PianteH' (
Plant'rs&M ch'csB'k.l II
South W. r. R-....-Z
StCte Bank--.... (
UnHnn q -
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Trecmfrir Notice.

HAVING been by the County CourtOf shelby
IL o0uuiy duly appointed ExecutrlT or ne
an VIII aud tastanent OF Wuliaoa r. Smith.
deceased. give notice TO all persons having
claims against said testatOr to present them
withfutae time prescribed by law % me. at the
corner Of Third a q Monroe streets. In the city
OF Memphis, or they viii be barred and al
persons owing sid estate ars notified 10 pay
Inc same to me forthwith.
NANCY SMITH, EEscutriK
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Commercial Hank
Farmers Blk OF \. CD
Merchants Bank 40
Niners&Plant
LAND WARRANTs
4aacres, WAT lel2~.S ~
50
t91 "a " 10
~ a % 40
ia " not" $50
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Sisth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above, also 25xlO
feet. Valued at $500.
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NEAR FoRr CLIFTON. Va, Nov. % 1866.
Dear Sir:-HRving a severe attack OF ChlLs
tried vour Malarial Bitisrs, and In a week
vas relieved entirely from them. 1 cheerfuly
commend IL 60 those who ars bothered with
il. HUGEE
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n. sc. r r bonds.-.I5
sc. RR. couPons-63
80. RR bonds
M. 4 coupons
Tenn. bonds, old-g5
q new b4
z
ist N tg eos
Is q ID 10
MemplsC City binds so
y coupons. S.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
81 for 1 10. sterling.
France, zerlsnd &
Belgium, 3 IS francs
for 81 o..
GFRMANY
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Capt. Jas. H. Freliegh, the competent
and able secretary OF the Memphis cham
Der of commerce, arrived at home yes
terday after q brief ~sojourn among the
prsiries Of the north. The captain looks
In the best OF health, aud was warmly
welcomed back by his host Of friends.
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Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xiOQ feet. Valued at $500.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wFArHER ANN BUSINESS

Yesterday was a pleasant day, with a
cool breeze stirring, having that clear
and beautiful appearance which makes
one feel that such weather will continue.
Business Oh the landing was not active
but fair for the season. The upper MIS-
sissippi is again falling. AT st. Lou
the rise they anticipated did not put 10
an appearance, but on the contrary, it
has again taken q downward track. At
Louisville there was a slight rise, owing
to the rains, but it was mOmentary and
has ceased. The Arkansas is yet very
high, but about on 8 stand. At this polnt
the fall goes on steadily but slowly.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-06-12
Pocket Money for Boys.

The Germantown Telegraph says: How
to raise pocket money is a hard question for
great many farmers sons to solve. True,
some may have but little trouble to get it
providing their parents are wealthy; but to
this class | shall not speak. 10 such boys
As ike to earn what they spend, and have a
desire 20 become farmers, | will present a
plan by which these ends may be attained
to greater or less degree.
I'm tie first place it viii be necessary to
have small piece of ground, on the farm,
Of course; to those who cannot get that, my
plan will not be feasible. After having got
your land, you are ready to commence oper-
atoms. All your spare moments may be
employed upon it. | suppose most boys
know what to plant; but still few hints
from one who has tried it may not be out OF
place Ii you are near ready market, L
would suggest early vegetables, such Us peas,
string beans, beets, early potatoes, ETC.; and
10 those that we've at distance from any
auch market, pop corn might be raised to
advantage, or white bush beans, rs they al
ways command good price if good arti-
Gle; still great deal would depend on the
nature OF the land, and what was most In
demand in either case. After planting, do
not think that your work is done till har-
vesting; but keep your ground mellow ; hoe
your crops as often as you can; do net let a
weed De seen, for all that goes to the nour-
ishnent of the weed will be taken from
your pocket 1t will take you but few
moments day to hoe it over, if you do not
have TOO much ground, which will be worse
than none, for you will find that little
ground we'll titled is great deal better than
good deal left to take care of itself or only
hall taken care of.
Another thing you will find to be of
great use to you as well as a pleasant pas
time, and that is to have blank book, in a
part of which you should SET down the time
OF planting, the kind of manures used, and
which gave the best satisfaction how your
crops stood the drought or wet weather, as
the case might be, and in fact anything you
think 1t might benefit you to know in a sue
GGeeding year. In another part of my book
would keep an account with my land,
charging 1t with the manure, seed and la
Dor, and giving it credit for its produce.
In this way you can see at glance what
crops pay best, and what manure will pro-
GGGce the largest crops In keeping your
book tor few years you will derive much
Pleasure in looking back at your first begin
ning to farm tor yourself.
Il Tor the first year or two your pocket
money does not equal your expectation you
must not be discouraged, but remember that
What does not go into your pocket goes into
your head in the shape of experience, which
VIII be OF great use to you in future years.
LIZ those who can, try this; it will cost
tnein nothing If they are living on farms,
LOT all the work may be done at moons, eve
aIIhgs, and IN the morning. 1t will not only
oe source Of pleasure to them, but also OF