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LECTURES.

A NEW course of Lectures, as delivered at the
"A New York Museum of Anatomy, will be sent
TO parties unable to attend them; they are of vital
Importance to all the subjects consis ting of How TO
Live? and what TO live tor? Youth, Nativity and
Old Age, Manhood generally reviewed. or the treat
ment and cure OF indigestion, Flatulency and Ner-
vous seases, Marriage Philosophically consider ed
etc. These important Lectures will DO forwarded
on receipt OF four stamps by addressing Secretary,
New York Museum of Anatomy and Science.
els Broadway, New York.
Nav 81, T.T&S3ms
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Rich 4 Costly Household Furniture,
VELVET CARPETS,
L e4ant China, Dining and Tea Sets, &c
At AUCTION!

1 innohsDAf, July 18th, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Stroe, Iii street, second house west OF State
10 " s9u tne entire furniture of family
Two very rich and finely carved pari sets eieree.
GENRE tables sofas chairs, lounges chamber sets of
Ie.vet and Brussels carpets, French plate mirrors
d'a cry curtains, Line engravings. beau,in ~
mounted; mantel and per ornaments, dining room,
BILE top commodes, French, China dining set of two
hundred pieces, full China tea SERVICE eurIed bai,
mattresses, eIther and spring BEDS pillows holsters
II and 1874 blankets, together with the kitchen 1rn
tue stores, and almost every article to be found in
well furnished house. The furniture was maze to
order by Haley, Morse & Boyden, OF Boston, espee-
tally Tor the present owner, from the best material
and fro the latest designs, and is all thorough
order. This sale presents opportunity to oh
tain first class furniture. We call especial attention
to this sac believing it TO be the best furniture that
has been sold at auction in this city for years. 1t
must be sold without the least reservation Can be
July 8. dtd
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..- ST. LOUIS, Mo- II.
Gen. Sherman returned here yesterday from
Fort Harker and Gen. Hancock has arrived at
Fort Leavenworth.
The Indian agent has received orders from
Washington not to distribute annuity goods
until the Indian affairs assume a more definite
and peaceful shape.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, III, July II,
Flour-dull and drooping; extra 10 50 q ii So
Wheat firm at an advance of @ &c; sales No. 2 at
s2I a SAC for No. and 79t a sotc for No. q closing
dull Oats firm at an advance OF q Sc; sales at
90 g 6lc;, Rye &c higher sales No. at %. Pro-
firm at 1871 q 1870. Cattle6 40 o. rs for fair to good
shipping. Live Hogs 2 co q 225 higher tor fair to
ly active at 81 "a 4c.
Receipts-1,70O bbls. -four 5000 BUSH wheat, 49,,
ooo bush. corn, 1900 bush. oats Shipments-4,75O
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DUBLIC notice is hereby given to all persons in :
Il terested that Sewall q. Chase, OF Portland, on
the tenth day OF January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven by his
deed that date, which isrecorded in the Cumber-
land Registry of Deeds, book $780, page 1G, mortgag
ed to Andrew Spring and Samuel L. Spring, both o.
Portland, certain lot OF land with the buildings
thereon, situated on the east side OF the Western
Promenade in Portland, described as follows be-
ginning In the line of the Promenade, at point one
hundred feet northward from Pine street. being tho
northwest corner of the Inman house lot, thence
northward by the line of the Promenade one hun
dred feet to land OF the heirs of Elias Merrill thence
eastward by the Merrill land hundred orfy-iont
and half feet, half the distance to street.
thence southwark parallel to the Promenade ono
hundred feet to the lnman land thence westward by
the lnman land TO the place OF begnnng,--to secure
gage is broken, by whereof the said mortga-
gees hereby claim foreclosure Of the same.
ANDREW SPRING,
SAMUEL T.. SPRING.
Portland, July 10, 1867. Jy11-1awd3w
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Cambridge Marker.

-tt CAMBRIDGE, July 16.
Receipts-Cattlc, 526; Sheep and Lambs, 1914
Horses, 10; Swine, 2IO0; Calves none.
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Extra, Si3 90 q 13 80; first
quality, q IL 80; second quality, 81 90 a II So
third quality, $40 90 a 10 so. l-f-I .- -
Prices fStore Cattle-Working Oxen, pair, 100,
Mich Cows and Calves from $50, SOS, $75, $S5 q
5 ,0O --.I.5l - =. y
YearIings go q 80; two years old sac q so; three
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots S. 90, SO %,
80 20 a 81 90 each; extra 81 30 a co. from q &c
" lib. ...sl No. = ~
Spring Lambs So 90 a 50 II
Veal Calves So a $13.
Hides 81 @ Zoe. Talow q TIC P h.
Lamb Skins 90 q &c each. Calf Skins 20 a 25c %
Clipped Lamb Skins rs q 37Ic each. p,..-t
N. Il. Beef-Exlra and first quality includes moth
ing but the best large, fat, stabilized Oxen second
qlality includes the best grass-fed Oxen the best
stabilized Cows, and tho best three year old Steers
ordinary consists Of Rulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossers, and when those of
inferior quality are thrown out of the lot
Remarks-Cattle-The principal part of the Cattle
from the country We're good, with more small stock.
Cattle changed hands promptly. Western Steers
selling at about last weeks prices Small Northern
Cows, Heiers and Steers hardly as high -
Sheep and Lambs-The Sleep that were sold early
brought from az &c Id less than what was received
by those who held them until LATER which is seldom
the case If there is large number brought in sell
early to insure aair price. With the light supply at
Medford the butchers could not obtain their compile
ment. Quality middling good. It
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Financial.

$50, NEW YORK. July It's p. NJ.
There is little more demand for Money, but the
market Is aDundantiy supplied at unchanged rates
rumors of sales by Government Total shipments
to-day Of specie, $929,999 Foreign EXCHANGE duIl
at ITO a l10t for prime bankers. Governments firm
at the Close with increased demand. Stocks closed
heavy and lower. Petroleum and Mining shares
closed weak and depressed.
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do hereby certify that the foregoing Is true copy
of the original application and warrant for meeting
Of the members OF the First Church and Parish in
Falmouth.
DAVID U. YOUNG.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

fTHE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Il Leeds q Pennington Railroad Company will be
holden at the office OF Henry M. Payson, on Ea-
change street, Portland, on TUESDAY, July oo'
1867, at o'clock p. nj for the choice OF nve Drec-
tors tor the en- suipg wear and the transaction Of such
JOS ILSLEY, Clerk.
Portland, July 10 1867. eOd2w
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Cincinnati Markets

CINCINNAJI, July II.
Flour Quiet and unchanged Wheat dull and IT,
regular; new Red at 30 as 40; new White 2 so q
2 IS; ceipts light Corn steady at nc for No in
bulk and Soc sacked. Rye firm and scarce at 90
sales 606 bbls. at 20 co. Bulk Meats firm; should
ers and rib sides q 12c clear sides 12c sales 600
ms Bacon quiet at II fol- shoulders 12c for clear
stiles. Hams at l7Jc for common and 21c for sugar
cured Lard dull at 12lc and no demand.
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New York CauI Sale

NEW YORK, July IT,
AT the Pttston auction sale of coal to-day the fol-
lowing prices realized Steamer "a So; CRATE
~ egg, 81 AS stove, 81 u; chestnut 50 Is. N6
Lump Coal was offered for sale
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ANNUAL MEETING.


THE stockholders OF the Atlantic & st. Lawrence
Il Railroad Company are hereby notified that tber
Annual Meeting will be held at the Office of tho
Treasurer, in the Grand Trunk Railway Depot, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of August next at 10 o'c.oek
A. M for the purpose OF making choice OF nine d.
rectors the year, and for the tran action
of any other business that NAV legally come before
the meeting. III. W. HERSEY, Clerk.
Portland, July II, 1867. eodtd&1tw
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Wanted.

A MAN competent to run Cupboard and Board
APIaner at Mill at Bethel.
j. H. HAMLEN, Agent,
jy17d1w Bethel Steam Mill Co.
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For Baltimore.

The splendid packet schooner West
a. ern Star, Crowell, Master, having part
AF of her cargo engaged, will sail as above
MAMkA For freight or passage apply to
s=% M. b. NICKERSON,
No. 108 Commercial Street. up stairs
Portland. July II, 1867. div
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NEW ORLEANS, July IT.
Cotton--firm; sales 100 bales; Low Middling % q
24c; receipts 419 bales. Louisiana Sugar fair l32c
strictly prime 15c. No Louisiana Molasses in the
market. Cuba Sugar-stOck light and held firmly
fair to prime 14c. Molasses nominally AZ a 5Oc.-
There is large stock in the market Exchange 151
g l54 New York Sight Exchange / per cent. pre-
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PROMISE.
l.. II. CHASE q CO.

rouiza them with the cash, to SELL on and after
Monday July 15th at the corner OF Green and Port
land streets, Flour, Groceries and Country Produce
at wholesale OF retail at a Ueiy sndH proht
Please remember terms and place-Cdsh and Small
Proffs-cor Green and Portland SITS. jy15d1m~
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, July 15
change en- United States &c discount
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AUCTION SALES.
Saw Mill, Tannery, Wool Shop,
House, Land, &C., at Auction.

~ THURSDAY, July 25th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
~ VIII be sold at Yarmouth, Lower Fails the val
u'oo property known as the Baker property
ih Sd saw Mill, Tannery, Wool Shop, House,
- nt'u, We. cars leave Portland az O'clOcG
e ens " the sale, and return at O'Clock r. NJ Fare
% cents Tor the round trip For fur Lher part euIaIs
see posters enquire Of r. n EAIJEY
july16dtd " Ai,.titI,
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WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL that understands cooking, to dc
"A first work. Enquire at 1874 Spring Street.
Iiii1r
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To Contractors and Builders.
CAWYER & vARNEY. No 80 Commercial street,
- have n Jew BRICKS tor sale in quantities
to suit purchasers.
EB@Contractors and Builders are requested to call
and examine the quality and price before purchasing
elsewhere. jy17d1w
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Wanted.

GENTS to canvass Tor the
n .sMAGIC CLEANSING CREAM,o
Apply to N. M PERKINS s. CO.,
june7dtf No Free ST., Portland, Me.
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AUCTION SALES.

Il. Nj. PATTEN & CO., Auctioue.rs
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
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M. T.. M. a.
rINHE "Msine Charitable Mechanics Association
Il Library" will be re-opened for the delivery OF
Books on SATURDAY, July 9Th, at O'Clock P A.,
and every Saturday thereafter from " o'clock p
M until further notice.
Copies OF the Revised Catalogue can be procured
at the Store OF Emerson & Burr, Mechanics Hall
Building at any time during business hours.
Residents OF Portland wishing to enjoy the privi-
lego ofthis Library, Numbering between 5000 and
4U00 volumes, and TO which constant additions will
be madel can be entitled to do So by paying to the
Librarian the sum Of two dollars per year.
iuly 2eo,l1m
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Houses mt Auction.
Pleasure Boat at Auction
WANTED.
BOARD Wani,
WNNfEH.

BOARD wanted for a Gentleman and wife.
DAddress P. o. Box 2205. jy17d3ts
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITP
DR.. w. N. DEMiNG,
Medical Electrician
IIF WIUDLE bIhEETg
Nearly Opposite the United Sintes Hets


Nearly Opposite the United Sintes Het.
EHT HERE he would respectfully announce 10
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he Q
permanently located In this city. During the three
years we have been IN this city, we have cured
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients in so short te that the Question is OlleS
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cared we
doctor the second time without charge.
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and IS also regular graduated physical
Electricity Is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
the form OF nervous or sick headache: neuralgia ID
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption wLes
In the acute stages where the lungs are not tnlly
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula lib
diseases, white sWefgs, spinal Diseases curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis, st. Vas Dance. deafness, siam,
ton constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every that can be presented: asthma broncbt-
ts STRUCTURES ut the chest, and all iorms Of iensis
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity the lame ard the Lac,
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ity OF you'll; the heated brain is cooled the most.
bitten limbs restored the aneouth deormIties re-.
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strength; the blind made see the deal to hear and
the palsied form TO move upright; the blemshes Of
youth are oherated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature Iis
prevented; the calanites OF old age Obviated ana an
| active circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hanGs and Ieet weak stOnIachs lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizsi.
and swimming in the head, with indigestion aud
constipation Of the bowes pain in the side and back
leucorrhea Tor whes); falling of the womb with IN.
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
train of diseases viii find IN Electricity a sure ineahs
of cure. For painful menstruation, too -. oiilse
aenstrUation and all OF those long Inc OF troubles
with young ladies, Electricity Is a certain specific
and WILL in short tine. restore Che sufferer to tie
giaor of health,
TEETH TEETH TEETH!
DR.. d. still continues to Ext act Teeth by ELEC-
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having 1iecased
teeth stumps they wish to have removed cr reset
ting he would give polite invitation 10 call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sa
| or family use, with thorough instructions.
| DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients with board
sud treatment at his house.
| Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. to 10 M. from
| to p. NJ, and to in tue evening.
| Consultation free. noyltI
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rEsTH! TEETH TEETH,
To Daniel Merrill Of Falmouth, n Justice
of the Peace for the County OF Cunaber.

To Daniel Merrill Of Falmouth, Justice
of the Peace for thc County of Cumber-
land.
THE undersigned being three members of the First
Il Church and Parish III Falmouth, and pow own
ers therein, desire meeting of said Church and
Parish, at their Church building, In Falmouth, in
said county, the twentieth day of july 1867 at
o'clock In the afternoon Tor the following purposes
To see II said members will under the provision 8
OF an act entitled can act to authorize the First
Parish in Falmouth, TO sell and convey certain
lands approved February twenty third eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, elect Reuben Merrill Ma
thaniel Merrill and E. N. Tukesbury, trustees for The
purpose OF selling and conveying in behalf of tho
First Church and Parish In Falmouth sixty acres OF
land in said Falmouth, granted TO said Church and
Parish under their name then OF the second
Church and Parish of Falmouth at New CascO for
the of their minister and his successors FOREVER
by the proprctors of Falmouth, January twenty
one, seventeen hundred and seventy-four; the pro-
ceeds oil such sale to be invested by said trustees for
the use and benefit of the ministers of said Parish
and his successors forever according to the tenor Of
the original grant.
Wherefore they apply TO you TO issue your war
rant calling said meeting tor said purposes, and at
the time and place aforesaid to either OF said men,
bers and directing and authorizing him to notify the
members Of said Church and Parish thereof accord
ing to the law.
JOSIAH RICHARDS,
DAVID u. YOUNG,
DAVID WYMAN
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To DAVID U. YOUNG:

To DAVID U. YOUNG:
In pursuance of the above application which Is
hereby referred to, and made part of this warrant
1 hereby call meeting of said First Church and
Parish in Falmouth at the time and place and for the
purposes in said application specified, and you
hereby authorized and directed 70 notify the MEM
bers Of said Church and Parish of said meeting by
posting up certified copy OF this warrant and al,-
plication three weeks before the time OF meeting
the principal outer door Of the meeting house or
building OF said Church and Parish, and in one
more public places in the same town Of Falmouth,
and in newspaper published in said county Of
Cumberland.
Given under my hand this twenty irst day OF
June A. ID. 1867.
DANIEL MERRILL,
Justice OF the Peace.
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BANK NOTES.

\ accordance with aRAct OF the Legislature
Titled an act "TO expeS1te The dfstributI0n OF
the effects of Banks, which have or MAY make
assignments among their creditors. notice Is
hereby gwen 70 the holders Of tue notes OF The
Planters Bank Of Tennessee TO file them with
toe unders gued, al the Bank ia Sashvlle, be-
twsen nov anu the INST day OF January,
eighteen hundred aud sixty-nIne. 0ss91. and r.,
oeiye certificates therefor, or they viii be for
ever barred from any participation IN the assets
OF the hank. The certificates Will be received
At PAR Ia payment OF debts due the BANK.
whether rendered before or after the LIST OF Jan,
uRrys lsos. ID. WEAVER,
nnn afu Trmafa.
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Townsend, f. G. Capers, Jane
SchOoles, John Gatti, Antonio Condav
Capt. Jno. j. Butler, Judge s. Venable
Eugene Mageveny, NJ. Mageveny, sr.
A. Vaccars, Col. Chas. D. Mclean, Col
w. ID. Ferguson. VIM. Baines, J. Q
Jacob, VIM. r. Smith, Col. Sam. Tate
Jas. Morris, Col. Sam. MOseIy, Col. j. j
Worsham, X. ]. b. i. Vim, o. H. Lide
Dan Able, w. b. Cotton, c. +. Maggie,
L. Wunderman, ID. Pante, +. l.. War
ner. Louis Lazzeretti, Frank Ssltala'
machie, Frank Sartori, Joe Oshie, Ed
Herman, John Ainslie, J. j. Powers,
VIM. NJ. Harvey, NJ. CASTILLO, Ralph
Wormley, p. G. Bethel, w. J.. Stewart,
| Tonious Elder, 7. A. Nelson, ID. y. Moi
10y, z. Pike Bowles, Jas. Regain, w. @.
Postal, Nat. Green, Paul Cleallo, Chas.
Jones, Nat. Mcmahon, Geo. Pattison,
Jno. Camaron, G.. Meath, ID. II. Grace,
Michael Burke, j. q. Ward, +.
F. Bowen, w. Howard, J. n. Patrick,
Pete Connolly, Thomas Malone, II. 3,
Maddox, L. r. Richards, w. H. Bridges,
James II. Mcclure, B. g. Greenfield, >.
A. Moore, Moses Levi, Gabe Juda, J. 3.
Menken, A. Pauisi, A. s. Levy, Ben.
Eismari, Thomas Foley, John Turner,
Jno. Wentlandt, Capt. Miller, b. NJ.
Levi, E. J. Conner, A. Hitzheld, mos.
Madden, ]. e. Burke, Thos. Winters,
P. j. Malone, Dan. Mcmahon, Martin
Griffin.
The report Of the committees was
PASSED unanimously.
Col. NJ. C. Galloway presented the fol-
lowing:
Resolped, That the committee have
further time to select other additional
delegates to attend the convention ct
Nashville on the 10Th inst, and that the
colored people of Shelby county be In
vited TO cooperate with the conserve
tive party of Tennessee, aud requested
to hand in to the committee the names
of such colored men as will attend said
convention. Adopted.
Senator Smith was called upon to ad-
dress the meeting, which he did in a
powerful speech, defending his course
while in the senate. He had accom-
the defeat of a measure to in
demnify the loss incurred by residents
Of the state during the war. 1t would
no doubt be used in the present canvass.
were well for voters to consider
this political dodge. He had and
would oppose any measure that
took the power Of electing the oneers
put Of the hands of the people, and by
he power of the executive, place it in
he hands of irresponsible appointees.
He referred to a bill introduced by SPen-
of Granger, who vas making secess-
speeches on the bluff while the
was fighting in the federal army.
The remarks of Senator Smith were re-
.eived with much applause.
S. S. Darling, Esq, of the Cleveland
PdindeaIer was requested to address the
Meeting. He gave words of encourage
nent from Ohio. He retired amid much
herring.
On motion, the following gentlemen
Yere appointed a central committee NJ.
}. L. Stewart, S. p. Walker, JnO. c.
'reighton, W. H. Walker, John Har-
ing.
Samuel T. Morgan, Esq, addressed
ne meeting, discussing at some length
ne franchise law as passed by the leg
condemning it as unconstitu-
onal.
On motion of VIM. Wallace, Esq, the
adjourned. {
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BElL STREET BUSINESS PROPERT'

ON Thursday Morning. April II. AT II o,clocA
N|on the premises, we shall sen. Al nnSiic
auction, upon payments. that valuabie R,15-
mess Property, situated on tne soutnweSf CO.,
per OF Beal and Shelby streets. This IL An az
ceedingiy desirable business property. PsTfies
would secure Tor business purposes. or wbo
would make a drst rate paying investnenf
viii do well to attend this sole. Title perfeef
MoNsARRAT a MONTGOMERY.
APP tbs AuetiOnseFs.
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WarsbnE,s Sale.

Pat lex Il. Wheat VS.. Abner Baird and Louisa
Baird.
DN virtue Of an execution 20 me directed
ID from the United States Circuit Courti Or the
District OF West Tennessee, In said cause, / viii
proceed on Thursday, The 18Th day of April,
1861, between the hours Of 10 am. and 4 p m,
70 sell the steamboat John u. Perry, her Ma
c%hinery, Furniture, Tackle and Fixtures, at
ne wharf, In the city OF Memphis, 70 the
highest bidder, Tor cash said steamboat, etc,
cause.
This 9Th April, 1867.
$50 SAM. Il. JONES,
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NOTICE.

THE COFARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
II existing under the name OF Anes, Nord-
bury q Jones, is tEis day dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. James NJ. Beatfie having pur-
CHASED the interest OF Seth p. Woodbury., as
sumes his potion of tile resp0nsiollities Of said
nrIn. The huSinesswul be conducted hereafter
Hy Daniel Ames, James N. Beattle and Ed
ward q. Jones. under the name aRd style OF
Aues, BeatLie 6 Jones
y. b. All debts due the Arm OF Ames, Wood
bury 4 Jones must be settled Immediately.
DANIEL AME@,
JAMES NJ. BEATTIE,
might q. IONES
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
West Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency OF
II the 1T. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, I would respectfully ask
the attention Of my old .riends 20 that lnstitu
ton as a safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
againsra ant % the event Of death, or them
selves nom an Impoverished Old age in case
OF ill-success IN lie.
Dir. y. =. OTIS Is associated with me and Is
hereby recommended 10 public confidence.
Our Office IS st No. 42 Madi on street, (rear
room D6Soto Block, where We will be happy
10 impart any needed q ermation TO those de-
81 ing Life Insurance.
mbA 3m J H. MCMAHON.
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U . r s A r =
Land For sale.

\ undivided one-half interest in 1000 acres
/ n OF Red river bottom land, in Lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
This interest. the title % which Is perfect. viii
be sold al allow figure, for one-third cash and
the remainder al one and two yeaus, without
interest.
Also, 300 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above al overflow, and the
finest body Of land in the state. In Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together OF in par
GELS, FOR cash,
Apply to PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mh3-tf &3 Main street, Memphis
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MGrsHGJ's Sale.

In admiralty.
United states vs.. Steamboat Scutherner.
~ virtue ora decree OF the honorable DIS
ID trCt Court of the United states, for the Dis
trct OF West Tennessee, l viii, on "Wednesday,
he 10Th day Of Apsil, ls57, sell 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, at the foot OF Union street, in
the city Of Memphis, the South
erner. her machinery, tackle aud furniture.
"a e viii take place between the hours Of 10
o'clock a II. and ? O'Clock pm, OF said day.
SAN II. JONES,
y. S. Marshal.
By ISAAC W. GRIFFITH, D. N.