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offer to CAsa purchasers of HARD
warren INDUCEMENTS
in low prices Of large lines of STA
PIE and SEAsoNABLE GOODS.

a.# 500. "r
Trace Chains, walkers and common
Root Hsmes, horse and mule;
Planters Hoes, cast-steef, all sizes (;
shovels and Spades, Rowlands's and Ames';
Axes-Hunts, Simmonds', Mann's and LIP
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Tuttlefs Patent Hook-tooth Cross-cut Saws;
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Sand Screens, Riddles and Selves;
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New York dispstches quote ssles Oh
new Tennessee Bonds st 663c, and olast
size. 800,
Sterling Exchange closed dull at 1893
for prime 81 day bills. Money on cali .
per cent. in gold.
Governments al the opening were IT.
regular, SID st noon were somewhat
heavy, owing to European advc s, and
continued unsettled to the close.
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Trustees sale.

DY viEtue of a deed of Trust to me executed
will, on Saturday, the I'D day OF Nay, A ID.
1853, on the remIses at the Eagle brewery,
lateIy carried on by Zweifel. Hargan 4 20,
proceed to sell at public sale, to the highes-
properly, to-wit: The said Dominic Zweifel
and George Waeehters undivided two-thirds
In 8 lot of land lying In the county of Shelby,
State of Tenne see, and the city OF Memphis
described IS follows: Beginning at the east
side of an alley between Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing at the South line OF Geo.
Waechtrr's lot and running South on said alley
tbirty-twO feet; thence eagtWardty seventy
five ieet; thence Southwardly again one hun
died and tWenty-siX feet, more or ess, to the
bayou; thence eastwaFdly seventy-hve feet
thence northwardly one hundred and n'ty-
elght feat, more or less, with Nicholas Huppert's
line thence WestWardly one bundled and fifty
feet with Geo &c Waechter's line To the begin
ming, 1t being the same lot OF land sold to Geo
Wsechter by II I'm P. SchlocRer, 18th October,
1868 and part of lot sold to George Wasohter,
by Nicholas Huppert on the 9TH day OF April,
1868 Also the said Zweifel & HaeehteI's Two.
thirds in the barrels, casks. kettles, engines
mashing machines, coal beds, mali mill and
wagons e employed in the brewery of Zweifeli
Harg IN & Co.
The undivided third part of George wsecbtel
viii be first sold, and II that does not bring suf-
hcient TO sa' isfy the said trust, then the undi-
Yded third of said Zweifel viii be sold.
The title to above describes pFOperty Is pre-
sumed to be good, but / sell only as trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
And at the same tim and place I, the under
signed, assignee Of said poLninic ZWeifsl, bank
rupt, viii proceed to sell the equity of Iedemp'
ton of said DomiRic Zweifel in and to the
above described property Terms e shi
Memphis, April 20, 1859 tap22l Assignee.
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MANY Thousand of them have been tested
M during the TIE past four years, and nave
tIfcates could be produced; but deem II an
necessary. as the Pump will show foritseif, and
prove ali its qualities on examination.
II IS a Pump which is ultimately destined TO
supersede all other Pumps now in use, for the
simple fact-hrst, the cylinder is made SOLID
flint glass, and IL undoubtedly viii last one
humid ed wears, and still be good as ever Sec
ond, it will never give any bad taste TO the Wa
ter, or rust II. Third, 1t will never wear out,
so as to put the wosklng Part o1S W IT,
Fourth, the Plunger wording IN glass, ~ vi l
last as long as five 10 iron or wood. Fifth, the
valves are made OF glass, and are so placed that
il is impossible for them 70 get out OF order
Sixth. the conducting pipe is manufactures OF
wrought iron. z lvaniZed inside and out ma
king II perfectly free ( ON rnst. SeVentA, no
water stands IN the pipe to get warm In sum
me- or freeze in W inter-, and requires no pri-
ming to start IL. Eighth. II IS the lest hand hre
engine ever invented. It will force the water
from any common well or cistern TO the top OF
the highest d v telling, at the rate of twenty gall
Ions per II mute. Ninth, Its whole construe-
ton is SO simple and complete that renoers u
less liable to get out OF order than any pump
vet invented, and make5it the cheapest on the
contfnent. When ali its qualities are fully un-
defstood no one will be without it It will save
its cost in insurance., and many times save val
liable property.
Memphis, Tenn, for the IaaDufactnrS OF these
Pumps we are now prepared TO furnish, al
who esale and retail, to ali parties engaged, or
wishing 20 engage In the business.
Prices for this Tump. Complete;
Fer Pump IS feet long, 81 50 per foot.~~~~s4 90
is f" 100" -...-.. q 90
" 20 4" 100" ....... so 90
and h1ty cents per foot for every additional
foot.
pS-Agents wanted for this Pump, either to
INV Touaty Rights and sell the Pumps, on
which 8 liberal discount VIII De given 70 me
wholesa 9 trade, and no charge for the right Of
nsr Ali orders for this Pump must be ad-
dressed to
BALBIEG, PRESCOTT & CO.,
40 Jefferson Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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At the opening to-day in Liverpool
Cotton vas quiet. UPlands ll5ii Or
leans l2i; and at I:20 pm. was dull
Uplasds 1Is6Il2i; Orleans l2d. Il
closed quiet and unchanged in quota
tions. sales 1000 bales.
The New York market opened quiet
but firm. Low Niddliags z74c, UPlands
2s4., Good Mi5dliUgs Z93c. Il was quiet
bur steady ~ IOOa, and closed qlief,
steady and unchanged. S4les to spin
ners 695 bales; to Spectators ESQ bales
for export S96 bales.
In cur market there was ON Inquiry
and light sales at Irregular prices. Afe~
s~pinners' orders have been held for u deg
or two, and buyers ill by picking up 8
small lot here and there, just as they
can, and generally at to &c under The
figures ssked for respectable tables. W.
0uots es fOIlOWs:
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FOR WHITE RIVER

Memphis and White River US. Mail Packet CO
LiBEkII No. master
This excellent steamer leaves - kSk
Memphis as ab&ys. 49,
SATURDAY, May Sth, at 5 pm.
JAMES b. SHARPE, Agent,
No. go Front street.
]. a. sayers, Passenger Agent. my6
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FOR yECKSBURG.

Regular Memphis and Nicksburg Packet-For
Helena. Napoleon and Vieksburg.
1...-......--. .....t..Dan conway DdsbeI
inns elegant passenger steamer A
win leave SezzS&A
SATURDAY, Stu inst, at ) pm.
Freight received at the 81, Louis Wharfooat.
my7 FLEM. CALV EXT, Supt.
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FoR aIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United states Mail Line.
.... harrison Blaisdeu Master
THIS splendid passenger steamer SI
viii leave FOR the above on E$&
SATURDAY, 5 b inst, at 5 pm.
i. A. r ENDIG, Agent,
N.Y. 304 Front ST., Mosby Block.
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suburban Lanes ana Residence

n WILL sell my l-nds, situated three niles
east of the city, between the Meaphi ana
90 on any terms from CASE T. a credit o
Zen vsars. and In quantities ranging nom tnre9
- t6rse hundred acres; or I will exchange po--
tfons Of II for city property, or for improve
menss TO be constructed on other PORTIONS
Nv residence. with rom twenty-three 10 thirty
one acres OF land. viii be sold Il a bargain for
casb- or on the usual terms. Apply to me on
the premises, or address me through the Post
ofnEe at Memphis pr1r
apl5 - F-@6f
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SOC So. FRANcEs RIvER.

Regular Saturday st. Francis River Packet
FOR helena, Mariana and ST. Francis River.
Les Ware Master
This dns passenger packet will dh
leave as oboVe, on SssS1xEEs
SATURDAY, May Sth, at 5 Pun.
FOR freight or passage apply on ooeEd. my
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RAILROAD TIEIg TABLE.
and Departure Of the
Mails from the Memphis L. o.

Arr. Close
Chattanooga, Richmond.
! Washington, New York,
Baltimore, and all cities
East and South, Colum-
bus, Ga land Montgomery
Ala; all stations on the
MempnissndCharleston,
Mississippi Central, Mo-
bile snd Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville
and Chattanooga ana
2.9p.m. naa.m.
Cairo. Chicago, st. Louis,
Nashville Louisvlle,Cln'
cinnatL, Cleveland, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Buff
falo, Albany, New York,
and all cities North and
New Orleans, Baton Rouge
Natchez, acKson, Nicks-
burg, and all cities south,
| All stations on the Missis-
slppi and Tennessee, New
southern Railroads, at. SPIN. lO45a-w.
| Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad. Little Rock.
Madison, Sundays ex-
Maffon, WitIsbarg aud
ClaibOurDe, Ark ltri-
weekly Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at. 10 am. II am.
I Olive Branch and Byhala,
Miss. lsemi-WeekIy)Mon
day ana Friday, at.--.--. 4 pm. pm
Cubaand Big Lreek, Tenn,
/ (weekly) Friday, st--~-. III am. am.
Little ROcK ana Helena,
and alllandiDgson White
river, semi-wte kly)Tues
day and Saturday, af..... am pm.
Pine Bluff and Helena, and
allandIngs on A kansas
river, (trl-WeekIy) Tues
Gay, Thursday and sat
uroayy at"-------- 5a.ms spin
| All landings on the Missls-
sippi river south, Semi
weekly Tuesday and
Saturday, at---.----.-.- Gam. 4p.m.
All landings on Mississippi
river norIn(sem1-weekly)
Monday and Thursday,
Gam. $50 pm
JOSEPH P FLYNN, CLERK.
ESmpkIs and Louisville Railroad Line
DEPART. ABEIvE
Day Express, r. 4. time~-. 100 p-r. 2:SO an
City time. $40 am.
Night Express, L. s. time. 300 PM. l2:4O an
City time. 245 pm.
Ticket oflces Ne. 2STH Main street and st De
pot. hasd OF Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, without
sAM. B. JONES. Gent snpT.
Memphis aRd. Little Beck Railroad
= To ADJ AND LITTLE Rock, AK.
9oing West-Lesve Hopeheld daily at ~ am
Coming East Madison daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves loot of Union street at Z an
:. B. BEAU aOET,
fes7 General superintendent.
HlBsissipDi Aad tennessee Railroad.
ARRIvE. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily. 800 pm. ll:45 an
New Orleans Express, daily $50 am. 4SO Pm
Freight, daily except sun
MGi Train makes direct connection for Ney
Orleans and all points south.
Express Train makes direct connection 10
ConssViiie, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly SprlDg
aud ali points north OF Grenada on MISSISSIPPI
Central Railroad.
Tlcke 6 office 2S7% Main street and at the De
Dot. OmhtJuses viii call for passengers an
check baggage in any part OF the city, o.
leaving oruers al BIN Main street.
>, A.s. LIVERMORE, Gen1 Supt
4 u nAKI ArN E.anaral Tanhaf AganL my
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9TH Day of June Next,

Upon the premises, sell at public outcry, to the
highest bidder, for cSsh, the following described
property in said deed specified, tc-Vtl: STU ate
In the town Of Chelsea, In the county or Shelby,
state Of Tennessee, Iytngncw within the limits
OF the city OF Memphis, known as lots mum
beers two hundred and two and two hundred
three, being the corner lots at the southeast
side OF the Intersection of Greenlaw and Fifth
streets, according to the plan Of the said town
of Chelsea, together with all the buildings, i'm
provemenIsa and apPurtenances thereon. Sale
within the hours prescribed by law. Sci Ing
as trustee, l will convey such title only as is
vest d in me by said deed.
L. V. DIXON, Trustee.
No. 1850 uuuE
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Carriage and Hagon Material,
WanIed-ImprOYed sOaIhern Lands.

TN exchange foe Merchandise of all dsserip-
Il tiOp, incla ling DRY GOCD5, 30 us
SHOES. CLOTHING. GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, NOTIONS. HAS AND CAPS, MIL
LINERY GODS. etc etc.
our facilities for making exchaz yes or Goods
for Iangs are unsurpassed, aud We would in
wife the attention OF land owners u some Of
our lists.
We ave a large Eastern and Western cor
r poudenc having stocks to ne disposed OF for
good Southern Lands, having 3 bona nde value
We can exchange goods to the amount Of
Sl00,ON
Parties owning lands, and wishing to dispose
OF them. will please address US, giving descrip-
lions OF lands, with improvements on them
and value of each, stating county and state,
etc, and full alton Is 20 title and taxes
TURNER HAWLEI, Real Lst4te
APPS dkW and Exchange Agents CHI
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STEAMBOATS.
FOR ST. LOUIS.

FOR 81 LO
Memphis and St Louis United states
maiI Line.
For Cairo and ST. Louis.
VII VI hiootCA
This elegant and witt steamer d.
will leave as above as
THIS DAY, 6lh inst, at 5 pm
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
TO General Railroad Ticket Office, 27S Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT. Sup'.
SAY C. WEAVER, Ticket AGENT. myS
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FOR CIHCIHKATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Carlo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
silver MUM hSIEhSSS AAastCl
This new and elegant passenger -A
steamer leaves on kEGzSS9e&
SATURDAY, Sth inst. at 5 p M.
JAS. T. BOURNE & co Agents,
my6 No. II Jefferson street..
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For Cairo and st. Louis.
FOR NEW

Regular New Orleans Packet-For Nicksburg,
Natchez and New Orleans.
BELLE u III hdSbtA
Tnis elegant passenger steamer
VIII leave &xaEGs
4. THIS DAY, Sth inst, at 6 pm.
RICHARD W. LGHTBURNE, Agent,
nIyS Cor. Jefferson and Front streets.
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Hlssl.slppi and renRessee RaIlrOad.
RxvER MATTERS.
WEATHER AMI nIyEas

WEATHER Re ~ 5 OF THE WESTERN UNION
~ELEGRAP COMPANY, NAY
At9a.m. S.OfW. Iher' D. OF W.
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Memphis and. Little Beck Railroad
r-nr pnru Az

To MADIso AND LITTLE Rock, AK.
9oing est-LeaVe Hopeheld daily at ~ am
Coming East-LeaVe Madison daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves loot of Union street at Z am
:. B. BEAU MONT,
fe.7 General superintendent.
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Trust SALE.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of the provisions Of a certain Deed
ID in Trust executed by John LS2farrans 70
me, as trustee. on the 10th day OF June, 1867
conveying the estate hereinafter described TO
secure certain debts in said deed spec fed,
which said deed was duly recorded in the Reg
ister's office Of Shelby county, Tennessee, Ia
Book, No. 81, on pages 81, 81 and SO, I Will, on the
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The New York weekly statement
is as fellows: Receipts for the week
(netp 1885 bales; gross receipts 500
bslee. Exports to Great BTitsinI Gas
bales; 20 the COetiDent, 2O1O bales
Stock on hand 60, AS bales.
The Liverpool stageme6t for the Week
shows sales to havs bsen 4 1000 bales.
For export 1900; 70 sgecu.ators $3.50.
Stock OF hsns 352, 600 6sres, Of which
I65 600 are American. Stock Idoa,
5s4, COO bales, Of which $4,000 are Amer
lean.
The receipts up TO this Gmein Memphis
arc about II, zoo GALES short OF last year
to date. From tue Sth Cf May. 1865, 70
the first OF 5 sptembsT, 1868, 1923 bales
only were received at this port. For the
week ending last Eight 1913 bEies
were received. Exports 5lS7 bAiee.
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WOODRUFF & 90,
CabTiOlets, BaFOushes,
ROckaWsys and Baggles,

which, for style, beauty Of finish end durAO1-
fty, cannot De surpassed.
We also have a large stock OF all kinds or
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oorToN srATEMENT

Receipts we're per III. &c. R.. R. TIC
bales; NJ. & T. R. R :; M. & o. r. r.
81; Il. & L. r. r. R.; Steamers 247
wagons 10; total ass. Exports we're pei
M. q c. r. r. Us; NJ. & 7. R. R.. =
n. & o. r. r 80; Steamers $40; total
627 bsles.
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Ticket oflces Ne. 2S7X Main street 4 st De-
pot. hasd OF Main street,
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
lille and Northwestern Railroad, without
change.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03
@elebe Don Minneipta.
[Grla6tn in Der Geiebsebune BON 1861

|Gine Mtte edition pier unt breibie, g.
pitel feds unb bretbtg, ber Hestbtrten
@tatuten, in 8e3ug auf bic Be3abluns Der
@9ul-Qebrer @ebalte, 3u an1enbtren.
Sei es Yerfustbur@ bic @eiebse-
bungbes 5taates Mtnnefpta:
sett4 4. Dab @eftiun pier unb brei6is
BON &apitel feds uub bretbis her &esibirten
@tatuten BON 1868, araenbirt >perbe, unb bai~
itlbe 1T bierbur@ amenbirt 10 bab is LEFT ME
folat:
f9riften bie1er ltrfunbe entiprp9en, ip1l aus ben
erffsn @slbern aus Der 9afe beSablt perbsn unb
fein fpaterer Mniprud fpQ ieinena pber ibren,
roraeacaen tperben ; unb fein @elb III ireenb
elmer Difrift' &a6e ipa fir irsenb einen anbern
!3wed als bic 8e3abluns Der 0ebrer Sertuanbt
tperben, 70 LANCE nod ipl9e MnIpriide sesen
bafelbe pprbanben fnb. unb ieber @1ul<
Di1frift @9abmeifer Der bic 8prtebrungen bic
Ter Settipn perleBt ipD perlSnli9 benz Qebrer
Serantpcrtli9 fein, Der su fol4em @elbe bered<
tist mar, tpel9es 3urid erlangt perben fam pom
ioldem @9abmeiter pber ieinen 8ireen in IT.
eenb einent @ert9tsbofe Der 1T BEN Safe SUI
risbifttpn bat, pprausseleBt tab Nt9ts BON
benz bierin Gntbaltenen ben @4abmeifer befu-
oen 5pQ Qebrer bon cnberrt @elberr 81 3ablen
als iolden bic fir 8e;abluue Der 2ebrer erbuben
unb sueetbeilt tuurben.
@enebm1ist, 8. Mar3 1869.
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@taatS Meuigfetten.

MP @oQte int tummenben Griblinee Der
cine uber anbere unierer 2efer ieinen Wubnort
%serdnbern, 10 erlu@en Dir ibn, uus seitis bapun
3u bena@rt&tisen, bamit tstns gersSseruns in
ber gerienbuns ibrer 3eituns an ibren nsuen
@obnert fattTnbet.
Mir bitten babel Defenders, baB uns Seber
nt&t null ben neuen Ylas, TOO er bic !3eitune
biusei9idt baben min, ioneern aud ben alien
plab, TOO Ct lie feitber erbielt, rtittbeilt, banit
feline gerwedlelunset unb Srrtbimer enttsben.
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Cine Mtte Iitsl Elm ID Capitol pier uno
breibts GA Der M%asemeinen @tatuten BON
Mtnnelpta, @orporatirnen bic bsspumGh-
tiet ine gripateisentbum fir STsntliben
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Set es serfug+ hur1b bic GsieB9e=
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9eft. /. Dag irsenb cine Gilen'abn Cont
panie bteles Staates tbre griden 10 cpnfruiren
mag. haB ie ben &eiie= unb gertebrameden ent-
1preden, ebenicsut ais ben Gilenbabnsmeden ;
unb iraeno cine Gompanie bic ibre 8riidsn 70
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gu ssrlanaen uno gu %enpfanasn fir bas paii>
rem BON Snbipiouen, alc Nrten BON lubrper<
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