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CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, April 24-At the OPEN
inc of the Court the Chief Justice said
thef first business was the order offered
Yesterday by Grimes, that toe hour for
Inc meeting Of the Senate hereafter shall
ba 12m.. which was edopted by Il to Is.
Fdmonds offered an order to admit
oesriai reporters to report the speeches
ON ne final deliberations Of the Senate,
wbich was objected to by Sumner, and
vent over under the rule.
M- Nelson then resumed bis speech,
and continued his argument OF yesterday
in sunport of the proposition that no Off
GERS are improbable except those which
were deemed guilty OF crimes and mis-
demeanors by the common law 81 the
lime the Constitution was passed.
Referring to the portion OF Boutwe!Ps
znoaah which illustrates the Presidents
siIe0ed perverse motive by his treatment
If q gentleman who was 70 have been
one Of MS counsel, Mr.. Nelson said that
JDdge BLACK Withdrew from the Gauss
simply because the President re-
fused to send vessels TO seize Ala
! vida, q refusal made on the grounds
Of a public duty and against the solieita'
ton OF friends and the implied threats 81
enemies, Quieting the expression Of
Boutwell,, that the advice given TO the
President by his Cabinet was that Of
"ssrfs to their lord or counsel. offered In
fear Of losing their plsces," he reminded
tbs managers that they the COUNSEL had
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Gen. Grant
has issued q general order 10 District
commanders to cause an vessels coming
from ports infected with epidemic dis
esses 10 be qUarsntined for fifteen days,
and thoroughly fumigSted.
Several Communications were sent TO
the House to-day Dy the Secretary Of the
Interior, inelosIDg official papers, show
Ing the I'M o ediste necessity for an ap-
propriation 10 furnish supplies to desCi-
tufe INDIANS at and pe8r Fort Cobb, ia
the Indian Territory the Big Bend Ol
Arkansas river, North Platte, Nebraska,
Kansas and DacOtah Territories.
The trial OF SuTratt is fixed for Tues
day. May 18th. II is understood that
lodge Back and Messrs. Merrick and
Bradley, it,, will appear for him.
CANDY telegraphs Gen. Grant that tie
total majority ia South Carolina for the
Constitution Is 5000.
The Senate yesterday evening coz
CURED ID the House amendment 20 he
Oil 10 defray the expenses Of the i'm
. parchment trial, the expenses OF the Sen-
ate, etc.
The President has withdrawn the nom
iDstion OF Thos. Ewing a. Secretary OI
War, by sending to q SenSte to-day
the name Of Jno. N. Schofeld.
The committee on the subject have re-
ported against al the KINDS Of new eve.
nue stamps aud modes Of cancellation
proposed 70 the revenue department.
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NEW ADvERTsIEM'NTs
LOST IT.

no COUPONS OF $50 EACH, AND DE-
ITO scribed as follows:
10 numbered from ID 10 30 respectively, each for
months interest On Bond. No. 81
- numbered from ~ to 80 respectively, each Tor
months interest on Bond, NO. IS;
u mum oered from Is to 30 respectively, each Tor
months Interest on-B0nd, No. l0l
Is numbered tom IS toD respectively, each for
6 months interest on Bond, No. les;
10 udu oered rom Is tn 20 rsspeoti Vely, each for
8months interest on Bond, No. 1O4
10 numbered from Is to 80 respectively, each for
months interest on Bond, No. 153
- numbered from Is 10 30 respectively, each for
months interest on Bond, No. go
l3 numbered from IL to 30 respectively, each for
interest on Bond, No. "a
IL numbered from IS to 30 respectively, each for
6months iuteJ est on Bond, No. 250;
nun bered II, being for . months Interest on
Bond, No. jog.
Az are signed by " A. B. Taylor, Mayor OF the
city of Memphis" pay9bse in the city of New
York on the nSst days Ct January and July,
1851. 1862, 1858, 1864, 1865, 1865 and 1867 respect
lively.
A Judgment was obtained in favor OF H. Army
4 90. against the city OF Memphis on the 10th
inst. ia tie Municipal Court of Memphis, on
toe above described Coupons. / represented
the plaintiffs, and at the time the Judgment
was tar go, HANDED the said Coupons TO S ID.
Thompson, Deputy Clerk OF said Court, t.
getnerw with the paperstn the case.
The said Coupons AaFe been mlslaid orEtolea
and cannot be found, and this Is 10 notify all
persons mol to trade Tor the same.
Memphis, April %, 1862. APPS
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April PA boiler exploded
ia the steam saw-miil Of Green q Co. To-
day, killing eight workmen and wound
ing four Others.
Crosby's Opera House has been sgreed
upon as the place where the Republican
Convention viii assemble. 1t VIII pc
fitted up To hold $500, exclusive OF The
members.
Al a Feuian meeting IN Hsaly's dal
last night, the flooring gave way, precip-
itating the audience to the Hoor DeIo"I
iuiuriug several and killing one.s
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS April 2A-There was
q grand Masonic procession to-day on
the occasion Of the conservation OF the
Masonic Cemetery. All the grand ON
GERS Of the State were present.
Further returns show al increased ma
iority for the Constitution. Il viii yet
De some days before the result is officially
promulgated.
The Constitution is ratified and the
Radical State ticket elected beyond a
doubt.
The Repu5Ncdn says Nouns sest az
CopgressmaR eject from the First Dis
triet Will be contested.
Numerous frauds by the Radicals are
charged, both in the city and eosbtry'
In TINS city in One precinct, ICVU more
votes were pOIled than were REGISTERED.
One Of the callOt-bOxes bears marks o.
having been tempered With.
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FOREEGE.

LONDON, April 24-The Tines pre-
diets that a new supplementary estimate
will be found necessary 70 meet the den
cisGcies, aud thinks the new burden
ought to fall on customs and not on IN
comes.
The latest advicss from Japan state
that the Tycoon had retired fTon the
Government.
Mikado offers indemnity for the mur-
der OF the French sailors at OsorKa-
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Miss Alice Purdy drowned herself a
fan DAYS ago at North Bend, Ohio. She
WA but sixteen.
The 81. Louis Democrat says the
MEMORIALS were successful in Chicago
L~oerse the Radicals didn't like their
ssndidstes aud staid at home.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, ApriI2+-The Rspuoli-
can state Convention met az Denver 10
dav and elected delegates to Chicago
The resolutions approve OF the Con-
gressionsl reconstruction polcyi a
favor the amendment to the COEstitu
ton, extending impartial suffrage over
the United States, the payment OF Ine
National debt, and Grant for President
and Wade for Vice President.
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wEATHER AND -.

LOUISVILLE, April 2A-River falling
slcvly, With uine feet six inches in the
cansi by the mark. Weather cloudy,
Thermometer, o..
CrNCINNATI, April "a Departed {;
louisiana for New Orleans,
EVANSVILLE, April 2A-Passed Ass
ka from Cincinnati 20 New Ocieals, 81
ven Moon rom Cincinnati 10 Memphis,
sam J. Hale frona Memphis to Ciacin-
natl.
ST. LOUIS, April 2t-Weather cloudy
and wet.
MONTREAL, April 2-Thcre was 8
heavy snow storm mere yesterday.
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L. KAPHIU mARKETs
Naw Orleans Market.

new OHkeuBH AAdL
New ORLEANS, April 2L-Cotton active
and sdvan-iug, mldduBg, 32t4--sales4-O 90 Dales
RECIPES I4oo exports SSD sales Tor week $40
receipts T3Sl exports 1885, cUastSise sol
stock 49,. sgefhlg 81 2@2iJ2 Ns% ItGtA
Nos. y ana -, u}zgl5c. Moia ses odsred al
ioAc, Flour dull sa7q9@4 Corn "a 90 W.
adyauCed - 75gz9 shoulders 1871 gIS54c clear
s.des iot4Glolzc. LSd sc.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Aplit zs.-Tobacco a fraction
Iowsg-ales l3 IA DIS; luss SoGs6% medLum
lnsI SI3aI5; wrappers q %. tLoer' supeinHt
y IS. nsSt, prime red $500 % Oats G9
- Coru gJlg3s. Land lS4lSzc. Mess POIk
SIS. Bacon, MARKET sc-iVe wIs4 large saleA
-sloCl4eus io4c clear no sizes l9549}fc sldel
s.&s.
Cincinnati Market.
-CINcINNATi, Apnl 21.-Flour firm, fancy 81.
ais. WINTER W be@t - 65@2 ~. bar Corn QOa
sc, Oats 59c. Rye 81 %. = oacco, full prices
fork t2&. lard lSc. BULK Meats l249N14c
Bacon Ise lGj4a l7tzc; suS5r-cured hams 1870
2Jc. Bate SJg3Jc. Eggs lie. q cen Apples 4
al. Potatoes s 033 -.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 24.-Tobacco, Tugs Aa8.
common to medium lear sSga. Undresseo
! bemp 81 S03l 20. Flour unchanged. wheat
| held 81 %. Corn Sigsoc. Oats 70973c. barley
g 51@2 q. Rye q SOL g, to.k s7 509zS
IL &c. Lard E}f also.
New York Market.
NEW York, April a Action fully &c bat
ter-sale 30 bales. Up.ands 321Sc. Rice dull
/ Coffee firm, no HE, ia gold Sugar firm
Molasses 55958;zc. Cora dull, Western 81 ZIG
! l nc.
D.y Goods are more active, Heavy Browr
] sAeetings lII3tSc; C~oltenades are held %,
I higher: Coioted COttous ale ruliog below cost
Asericsn Prints 1875 Pinks and Puppies i5A
Money easy, call loans 7; discounts 7@8
sterliog, less firm leg Ca gold S9Sg59Z new
Tenn6Ssees 6E4
Foreign Markets.
IoSDoN, April 2i.-CopsoIs closed at 93zd
! s3s u. 5 Five-tweuties 7U%.
/ Tas Chinese Tea season has closed. TIT
[ entire exports for the season are 1870. 0,OO0 l6s.
LIvERPooL. ApEi A-CottOn closed Arm
sales 2 $50 bales.
Manchester sdViCes tim.
HAyRE, April 2s,-C0lton closed streps
TJss 4Tasauiye 70 10 arrive l5zf.
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V

NASHVILLE, April 2+-Gov. Brown
low will issue a proclamation tomorrow,
p~ostponing the Congressional election
until tomorrow.
Lieut.. Porter, Of the 5th cavalry, and
formerly Of Rosencrans' stan, died To-
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, April 24-Gen. Sehoheld
has issued an order stating that Congress
having made no appropriation to defray
the expenses for holding an election IL
Virginia, the election on the ratification
of tbe Constitution will not be held until
Congress makes the necessary appropria-
ffou
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TINE BONDS.
Aprnla.lssS

Re 4 ordained, By the Board OF Mayor snd
Aldermen OF the city Of Memphis, az fellows:
SECTION l.. That for the purpose or funding
the debt OF the city Of Memphis, the MAJ or Is
hereby authorized TO issue the bonds OF the
city bearing SIX per cent. interest 10 the
amount Of one million dollars, having thirty
years TO run, and payable either IN he cities OF
New YORK or Memphis, at the option OF the
Mayor.
SEC. .. Said bonds shall be issued in denom-
nations of $500 and slO0o. AZ the discretion OF
the Mayor, with coupons for interest, payable
s-emi-snnuRlly and when 30 issued shah be
used by the MAYOR for ire paymen or any OF
the due debts Of the city.
SEC. 3. In order TO test the sense Of the quail
iaed voters OF the city as to the issuance OF the
above bonds, under an act Of the LegfslaturP.
passed December 3, 1867, the Mayor shall, afieT
giving ten days NOTICE la the daily newspap- n
Of the city, OF the time and place OF the elec-
ton. submit this ordinance TO the qualified
voters Of the city. ThONe voting for the issu-
aucg Of said bonds shall tndorse upon their
tickets .. bOnds;' those voting against, enc
bonds-H And shoulda majority of The qualified
voteTs vote In faver OF the propagation then
This ordinance 70 be OF full force and effect.
and said bonds shah be issued as providsd IN
sections aud z.
Adonse ed BY the Board OF Aldermen Aprfl f7tb
and approved April - lE6S.
H. McDAVITT, Acting Mayor.
Attest;
L. r RcHAsDs, Register. aPlsl0t
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NEW DIRK S.
Election Notice.

IN accordance with an act of the Legislature,
i passed December 3, 1857, and an ~OrdiuaDce
passed by the Board of Aldermen April nth
and approved by the May or April Is, 1888, the
following Ordinance will be submitted TO the
qualified voters of the city, at an election TO be
he'd en- THURSDAY. THE 30TH DISTANT,
A list of Judges and Clerks and place. of voting
Will be announced by the Sergeanf-at-Arms,
by whom the election viii he held.
4. MCDAVITT, Acting Mayor.
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NOTICE.

A~LLEN-The friends and acquaintance Of
Rev. D.. J. ALLEN are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, from the Central Methodist
Church, on Union street, Sunday, April &c, ats
O'Clock pm, spE52ia
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ALBANY, N. Y.

Albany, n. Y, April 24-In the His
cock murder trial to-day, the testimony
elected tends to show |hat Coles BODY
and mind were affected ~ injuries IT.
ceived in the war.
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NEW YOBK.

NEW YORK, April 2A-The trial Ct
Edwin Kelly, FOX the murder OF Thomas
SharpIey, both well known Ministries,
cnmmepeed to-day.
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TrMstee's SNJe.

Under and by virtue of a Deed of Trust to
L ms executed by Charles Pfanusnstiehl, on
tn 90 Gay o. Marcn, 1865, and duly recorded at
the geg1ster's ofic &C OF shelby county, Tennes-
see, in Record BOOK No 81, part second, pages
los and 100 and 10 and III, I viii, Ga
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BOSTON,

BosToN, April 24-The Democratic
State Convention meets at Worcester on
Nav 3Othto choose delegates to h Ne
tionsl Convention.
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me beautiful Ice Cream Sal00I

rJOSEPH sPECHT'5, 81 MADISON 81,
a IS open. The ladies AID gentlemen are re-
Specially inyiued. lie Gean. Cakes, Candies,
Nut-, etc; Soda Water with pure Fruit syrup
ali OF the freshest and best qualities.
80. ~, I-EPH &
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zcaaay, The Eighteenth us) Of Nay, 1865

Between the hours OF 10 9. I'm. and A. M, on the
premises, sell, at public sale, to the highest bid
der, 8Or cash, the fGIO|ing described property T.
A certain parcel of land situate, lying and be-
ing IN the city of MemphIs, toe county OF
she by and the state OF tennessee, anu de-
sgribed as follows, Jo-wit: Being a part of Lot
numbered three hundred ana seventy one OH,
as designated upon the original plan OF lOLS Of
the Town OF Memphis which part OF said lot is
thus bounded BEGINNING st the northeast cor
ner OF "a lot formerly known as george Crom-
Wells; thence east with Jefferson street nifty
tiZht (6Sj rect 10 It's intersection with Third
street thence south With Third street one hun
I cred and forty-eighJ tl4S) 1eet six 10y inches to
another a ley thence with said all-y one hun
drsd and fOrtY-eiSh (li6l feet six l6l inches 70
another alley Themes north with said last al
ley thlrty-six 1851 feet to the south boundary
line OF the Cromwell lot aforesaid thSncn east
with said BOUNDARY line ninety 80, ieet aud SIX
20 inchss to the southeast corner OF The afors-
SAID Cromwell lot thence north with ths east
boundary line OF said CTOmwel lot one hun
dIsG ana twelve (lzl lest and six To- inches 20
the said ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with ell the ap-
purteu9ucts Jhetcu1tO belonging. Sad DEED
Of Trust was executed TO secure The paymenG OF
certain promissOry notes 10 Edwin W. Lehman
for the balance or the purchase money. Re
dsmptiOu waived. Title perfect, bu, sell only
as Trustee. :. {. JOnNSONt Trustee.
Memphis, April "a, 1865. ap2atd
In the District Court OF tie United States FOR
the DISTRICT OF West Tennessee. In the mat
tar OF Gresham & Co, Bankrupts. IN Bank
ruptcy, DisbIlcC OF west Tennessse-zss.
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment a. assignee OF Gresham & Co.,
Of Memphis, Ia the county of Shelby anu
state OF TENNESSEE, within said District
who have baan AdIudged DankTupts upon their
oTI petition by the District Court Of said Dis
trict.
Memphis, Tennessee. ths oath day OF April,
ap2j2S W. Y. CIRODE, Assignee. etc.
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On Monday, the 25th Day Of May, 1858,

In front of my Office, No. 81 South COuri
street, in the city of Memphis, Tennessee
at II am, expose for sale, and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following
lot of land situate, lying, and being
IA the county OF shelby, State Of Tenues'
the lana known as the Arsenal Grounds, and
designated upon the plan OfCherry, Caldwell q
Co.'s su Odivision OF said tract made on the 18th
the western one-half OF lot No. dfteen (l5l
fronting on the North side of Jefferson street
thin y-seVen and one,hslf C47%l feet, and
running back one hundred and forty
eight feet six inches GAS 81 between par
alIcI lines and at right angles 70
Jefferson street to en- alley sixteen ana one
haIf feet wide. The said lot will be sold BY dt-
lectian Of the OenenuiaTies named in the Deed
to Dsy ths two notes last mentioned IN said
Trust Deed. The equity OF redemption If
yefved. Title believed TO be good, but / convey
oalv as Trustee. j. NJ
ana tds Trustee.
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BY ELEGRAP
Night Dispatches.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April 24-Rev. Francis
Wsters, Of the Methodist Church, dieu
TO-DAY,
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JOHN GRAHAM.
Tailor,
80 NORTH COURT ST..
MEMPHIS. ::;;: TENNESSEE.

HS- The best Cutter always employed, under
my immediate supervision. Samples OF the
best goods arriving in the market will always
be our on my counter, from which any style
0ap be- selected, fehx8 3Io
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Of Memphis, ia the county of Shelby, and
site Of Tennessee, who has been RGjudged
a bankrupt. on his own petition: that the pay
meat of any debts, and delivery or any pro
nerty beionging TO such bankrupt, to him, OF
for MS use, and thu transfer Of fanny property bs
him. ara forbidden by law that a meeting OF
Tie creditors or the said bankrupt, to prove
their debts and to choose one or more assignee.
Of his estate, viii be held al n Court OF Bank
.rupbcy, to be holden at No. 40 Main street
Memphis, Tennessee, before 1hOs- j. Latham
ESQ, Register, on tAe LIN day Of May, AID,
1866, at 10 o'clock am.
Memphis, Tenn, 23d day Of April, A. D., 1868
j. N. EOMENY,
US Marshal, as Messenger, Western Distric
OF Tennessee. ap24H
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC NOTICE The a
vi officers ana members of Hamilton ~
LJ6gs No. 239, are hereby notified 10 at A&
tend a special meeting of the Lodge "
AT AugsHGpa Hall, this saturday evening, ast2
AL Master 81 sons in good standing are fra
ternaIiy invited TO meet with Us.
BY order OF ID. j. LYNN, ". N.
". II. BUTTS. Secretary. apps IL
1EOAEDING "A GEETi E3AN AND LADY
- can havBa good front room, well furnished,
and board, aJ No, I79 Second street.
ANS n HENRY LAIRD.
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TIE NEW MEMPHIS woBDzR


United states OF America, Western District OF
Tsnnes5ee-Ss.
THIS ls 10 give notice that on the 23d day Of
L April, a D., 1903, n warrant In bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of
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r. C. CRAIG & Co.,
q e = M H n,
3T9 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.

JUST RECEIVED,
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
AtCraig's Seed Store.
SEED BUCKWHEAT-
ST0CR PEAS-At CTaig's Feed Store.
GRAIN CRADLES AND3kAlN SCYTHE@
At Craig's SEED store.
GFppIES HARRoWS& KNOX Horse HOE,
At r ig's seed Store.
TME PLASTER AND CEMkNI-
At Craig's Seed Store.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAND PLASTER
Al CkAt6'S FEED STORE,
ala 379 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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OILY PIaGG0f Amusement Open in tie City

MEMPA
RACING ASSOCIATION
SPRING HEETIlG, APRIL q, 1865,
THE following stakes over tie Memphis As
sosialion C0urze closed on The sta Instant,
with the foliowtng entries:
First Day-HOnday, April ~, Is6s.
FIRST RACE-Dssn Of n mile, for year
olds Pulse 500 two or more TO nl'
F. MITCHELL entersb r C, Perhaps, two years
old. by Don Juan, dam by Stnls- Dress-hed
y CTB0WLEY enters b + Unit. two years old,
sire u known dam by imp Glencoe.
j. q. BALLhNTINE enters DC, " years old,
by West Australia dam oeine.
same Fay.
SECOND RACE-Miis heats three in Hve
ETEG LOT al ; tlttS u MOI - AA-As AAS WV
ANCY & GREFNFIELD enters c c Transit.
four years Old, by Bleak Wind dam PFaHle
Flower, by imp Sovereign.
F. BISSICKs enters ca ( M9ggle Hunter, four
years ED, b. Australian dam Heads L say'
F. BIssICKs enters b C Pat 1alloy, three
years old, ~ Lexington dam GloLlana, by
DGRCHN GdcMAHAN enters s f viols, four
years old, hy Jack Malone dam Second "sg-
p M CBELL enters biz h Pat CIeburne. five
years OLD, by Hiawatha; dam imp Emu-
Dress-Red and white.
=. 4 SMITH enters g N Nelly Gwynne, SIX
years old, by imp Bonnie scotland dam Gray
r. a Smith enters ch h Rochester, fouE
yearsOld, by imp Bonnie scotland dam Lady
Lancaster, by Monarch.
Third Day,
FIRST RACE-Dash two miles; entrance
81, D p; Tor three years old Gsyoso House 10
add $50 thee or more to MI. Entrance
money to go 10 second horse
NJ. C. CASTILLO enters b C seagull, three
years Old, by Bill CheaJham dam Swannie, BY
ChIde HurOld. - and while.
N. G. cos LILO enters 5 b { three years old,
by shelby dam Paricine, by imp 1ranby.
Dress-5rssa and while.
years oia, by Lexington dam GlorianAs by
American Eclipse.
= BIsSIUKS enters b C Hazard, three years
old, by Lexington dam Heads / say, Dy Slen-
coe.
u. MITCHELL enters blk c Elgin, three years
cid, by Shelby, by imp Emu. Dress-t"ed anu
E. A. SMITH enters CD. Z. Columbia, three
years Did, by imp. Bonnie Scoush9. uaut
Touno Fashion. hy Monarch. Dress-Blue and
b. A. SMITH enters eli. (. Fannie Moore,
three years OH, by imp; bohh1e SeO' Si1a go
AdelIa. by imp. Albion. DneSs-Bl1e ana
,n6fie A.. u. GlB-ON,
apis Secretary Memphis Association Course
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N0fice - niss0EMtt0n,

E1EE partnership haretof0rs existing between
4 the undersigned, uu1er the sly l. OF DAVIS
z RIO IS this day dissolved by manual
consent. J. {. Davis VIII cont. ue business IN
the ehi e occupied by The late prm,
J. G. DAVIS,
apg5 81 JAHES EORrOG.
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Spicer S Sharpe.
3GS MAIN STREET
PROVLNE BLOCK.
CHOICE GROCERIES, AID PROVISIONS
nnp rAMTTV Use
FOB FAMILY USE.

CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FRESH sup
u pIies. FAMILIES can rely on getting the
very best quality Of goods IN our line, at far
prices.
Whitaker q Davis Star Hams,
Harrison q Stonewan Flour,
Davis Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef and Beef
Tongues,
Choices Old Government Java, Mocha, Laguyra
and Rio Coffee,
Best Green and Black Teas also, English
breakfast and Japan Teas,
EAGLE Brand of Condensed MIX.
Dessicated Cocoanut-something new and very
nice for Pies, Puddings. ETC.,
Coleman's Genuine English Mustard,
Cross 4 Blackwelrs CEow-choW and other
Pickles and Sauces, Mushrooms and
Trufdes.
RB- A full and COMPLETE STOCK of care
fully selected g0ods constantly on hand. Our
object is, in all cases, 10 please our customers.
apl2 I'm SPICER & SBAkPE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-25
Tin Plate, Tin Plate, Tin Plate

I'VE have on hand and to arrive. which we
Nv offer to the trade, at the lowest quota
tions, In quantities TO suit purchasers:
1000 boxes Tim Plate, &C I0-I4,
n4AN - - q TX VO.g4
200O Is e g 10 EA-2O Ter3a
Roofing,
4OO boxes Tin Plate, TX I2.20 Terne
Roofing,
1000 boxes Tin Plate, assorted sizes,
1000 Sheets Brazters'C Copper, 10, Hand
lie p0unda.
Having been appointed agents for some OF the
largest English Manufacturers, and being di-
rect importers, we are prepared TO offer induce
ments Tor buyers TO purchase in this market.
GkAEFE d BYRhES.
Nos. a and A TchoupitoOlas Street,
ap9 lm New Orleans
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by virtue OF a Deed of Trust exc
/ cuteI to me, on the 18th day Of October,
1855, by VI. o. HOckins, and duly registered in
the Registers Office Of Shelby County, Tenn,
Book No. %, Part ], Pages 80, 2sl, to secure the
Indebtedness therein described,I viii,