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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-19
LIQUORS.

Shortly to arrive. fine assoftUcnt of
 WAi,ky, Brandy, Sheuy, Port,
 Cl8rct, Wine, 1uueoa,
 and Maris linn. shortly to Arrive, \ fine assortment cf Groceries, Provisions, Hsrdware. crockcry and Agrieul.ufz. ipVle- mcpts.
 I- ::;=se, tasr- tts-t1f--- ;s;;=s ;s;;=s :sary ;:: ;:: nearly everything tlmt rs4y bc aanted in tais viriniiy-Fron needle O a griadstone,- ,-- which tbuy propose to sell lower for cash than tho same articles have ever before been seId in thIs market.
 Give them caIi and jadge for yourself
 D. HENDERSON & BRO. nlarle-lm
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4ltw Sdrrrtjstmcnts.
To Dealers in Distilled Spirits.
ASSESSORS OFFICE. i rITFD srAffs fyrgRssL RgvEsCg.

fEsrsrr 9areb 70 fS7d
 in vlcw q; ite snr vnssrocncrs q ts iutsrva Reve nur Law Id rafnu 'a sil,sd fis t s ndvtslhe tr hqunr dealers aychnl aaeufioa is t,ar lasiuessi
 secf'en 48 Arl nf lalF .N Iels r'lis as iavs "As1 hs further eaasfd has f sia ne the tniY nf crssy pfrsa ho rsiies draws oa canes tu he eltid dra aE any aistiicd spiffs rpw cak fsaetse heariry aay afa. brsnd O. stamp reiuusd ty ilv co ha te of tsortyHF saca cast parkAro % sdace ane o1, ,eniie sad asark. sfsup. H-in4-
 Any sarh c1sk faetaEn fum which said r1rt. stamp and brand eaead snd oheritea here rl rcsv red shti hs fortted lio 'hs uasa stifa aad Hay t% srixe Or officer uf Internal Rrvenue rebsf ever found. Auy rrrsla wls shali iaIi of ne- gecf Co cfare nui ohifera,c sad mark stamp nr brand ai u.s time uf errsysnc suoh essS rackaEc or uho t,si receive auy sea eass paskaga any Fari erg. ol fthuli v drrrart eaiy cf a felony. sod ralyi5iisi siaii t- hfc p,. iaus iass ss- ni,s' dulfars than tsn thoIs1-f dollar cpd npus- cr~1 ro less gan one year nrr mass p.a A' . ss-ls
 frfifs Yiima caaair fsrf a'rety been co0l0 aaei of 1r having n tbcf plrrs clss from uhcl hga'fs h5',e been drawn of and t'o mars samTa aad brands silaie ate asd sich lfseI IIi ha rrcrsaief "a W noEi G.apd JHff, Al lqu'r dcers whp acsre io ayg- ffrnhv shnl cainniy with rhc requirements of tlo above section. LEVI BAStFOkb, Collector.
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Boots and Shoes.

ThsF assortment oi BOOTS s large and weiiselectod c5tssisfng of
 Heavy Nailed, Single Soled. Nailed, Hungarian Tap, Double Sole. Wirc.Qmlted and Fine Sswed Boots, Heavy, Mailed Brogans, Fine Calf, Oxford Ties and Cloth Cater Shoes.
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LADIES' GOODS.

To the ladies tbey wonid say that they have inc largest and best selected stock ever brought e Prescott. sucl as Calirecs, Cam brics. Poplins, Arabs, swiss Brilliantines, Chamhray, Flanneis and silk Dress Goods, ss well as Hats. Kid Giovrs baiie's Riding Buck 6iovfs. French Dress Patterns. Par asols. Kid Shoes. Balnorals Blesehcd and Uublcached Domrstis. Bel Ticking, and everything needed by ladies.
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 BORN.

A sairri. Massssa,safis .etrazry z-l iS7a te fss vic pf Nll4a4 D. DaGaEs ason-
 No sAnsr Led ,bs s.,ial Aeaf she re.l~sls Pr.sssa heard thc above Co ha. Elafpas niellce thau hc sra.ght0aY made raid 1a iac erF-taarset aua .eu ii4srasT s=1 ers-~ sFffr H 1su fly sr ayasiua harfr vontuHg uTwafds of iueufy raiutf of egg ner sAsh drAsk O. lst aeals o youE tsssfgs si ast .uruu LsllaL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-19
CHEAP FOR CASH.
WOLFF & FOLKS,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants, ni9M ssn Berrarlino califoepn,
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Disasters at Sea

Tss San Francisco Ia2srs of iha % and a instaai contain aecanuis ol AeaHksz of tbe Oaaea near Yok0 hama Jarah oa 'hc ctca 8s tf ih fa of t5rfarv lv being rus iuta hy tIc BrIaa cleaner H1ahop One hua. aru4 sha sslg msu Avutess lE Rg uaEag. ssl E1alt rhy.sia nifsis uer Ss~sySa rAr Er~Hth,rtr AfssHA Fflf ca hs say col Ia.a attention t3 tae signals oi Ql.tflss ifsu. iAe.s is.as, tt sir sitF tlir.
 The tteaarr Soidth gtfr tf .sue 0r e. fnc 70 N tow1any tAe ga 4L sf4Hdel e. ilc cuass uf losef Oaiessta, Aal clnYiaieiy wfcQEel ne Fasseu- csri sni eress crs sli sasei ss s- Saa Fn4aec3 ca thc cstya9g
 Aftasass tsfcs from tle es1s tro Fufep~sn srzufft uerc heAud fine aal fenf ts sh s-i osy too. were boat
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MONET NRgTt rs-2a-.4 "a al s1n Francisco rren4- hacks guUtrd af -44h-.
 4 Ncw Yast oisraicn aFftr fh iufi savss The gold rrrs toeav uaa iae scene of .aetse s1affrni Price declined xi, ioHesi reacsnd sisrr AuRut lss2 Tle affr0 has depressing eff .n mercantile orfet sa9 DO puslucc uafAg.s several fllQquf aud reis sisTs haie pa nst ssrs snnoansiE fssfs ySa sfssoss 5ag meu' snd tat thvy arc giving siyer rhaagc ai ,hs rlunfFf.
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The Largest aad koa General S,ock 9f Goods hihe Terri,o'y, or fa day one house
 seutt ef Ssa Feal.eis0, s.
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PIsbIsoIlum bad cunauIl.um.

PARIS, May l6.-It Is officially an
nounced that the Duke de GrammOnt
has been appointed Minister Of For
eIgn Affairs, and that NJ. Mege, the
former Minister of Finance, takes the
portfolio Of Minister Of Public In
Btruction.
An Imperial decree has been pro
mulgated cOnvOking the Corps Legis-
latif for Tuesday, for the purpose OF
verifying the vote upon the question
Of plebiscitum and senatus c0nsultum.
An exciting session of the Corps
Lesislatif Is expected. 1t is under
stood that NM. Gambett and jules
Perry will question the ministry OF
Olivier regarding their connection
with the pretended conspiracy plot TO
aid the vote for plebiscite. This will
Introduce a warm reply from the
ministry, and interesting develop
mpnfs are gVnQctpd
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l4Jh ana 18th ClVll DlsIflctS-tPotlS IN the
18th Civil District, at Whites station.
I7th at AcConnelrs Church.
And in the City OF Memphis as follows:
First ward-Corner Of Main and jackson
Second ward-PopIar street, between Third
and Fourth streets.
Third Wsrd-No. 80 Adams street, Herman s
Office.
Fourth Madison et,south side. near
Fouth Ward-At TayIor's Paint shop on sec
ond street, north Of Madison street.
Fifth Ward-At county Court House.
sixth Ward-At Waldran Block, On Main
street.
seventh ward-At Ferguson Block, I5o. II
Eighth Ward-At No. 1GS Poplar street
Ninth Wsrd-At corner OF Kerr avenue and
Fifth street
Tenth WaId-At Central Point, Bilis Black
smiths Shop.
For one Chancellor for the First Chancery
Court of Shelby County, for one Chancellor
for the Second Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, for one Judge for the First Circuit
Court OF Shelby County, and one Judge for
the Second Circuit Court OF shelby county,
for one Judge OF the Criminal Court OF Shell
by County, and for one Attorney General of
The Criminal Court of shelby County.
The following persons have been appointed
by the County Court Of Shelby county 70 act
as Judges ami alternates at said election, to
ist Disadvantages: W. H. Forgey, j. W.
sink, G. l.. Douglas. Joshua Hughes.
I'd DiStrict-Judges-A ID. Hunter, = T. Lyon,
Thomas Nelson; alfernates, W. q. Ward, W .
p. York, W. y. NObIin.
81 Distriet-Tudges-D T. p. Peyton. j. c. Boil
ton. B. +. Duncan; alternates g. r. WynOt,
z. A. Hin, Charles Cfenshaw.
4th District udgeS-R. M. Vaughan, James
Carroll. ]. ID. Hines; alternatss-Samuel
POston, T. W. Haynes, James Sfgler.
9Th District-Jud udgeS-J. W. X tng, B. w. Pryor.
q. n. Taylor; alternates-G. L. Nichols, ii.
Cannon, Thomas Etheridge.
7th Distrlct-Judges-E W. Caldwell G.. NJ
Bartlett, J. b. Mercer: alternates-S. ID. Nc
Ciure, o. NJ. AlSup, w. A. galloway.
Sth District-Judges-J- NJ. Crews, Z. r. En-
gliSh, j. Il. Horne; alteruateS II. Z. Brewer,
John Park, George Grant.
9Th triet-Judges-Rufus g. Kirk, A. J..
Fletcher, p NJ. Williams; aIternetes-D. a.
Harrell w. d. Rident, Tim. Allen.
10th District Iudges-James Biggs, II. Irhy,
Thomas Rodgers; alternates-Ben. Owen,
J. q. Moore, Dr. Bauderdale
llth hDistrict-JudgeS-J. 2. WinfOrJ, J. e. CAL
lis, K Weir; alternates-MOses Nicely, John
Gray, B. F. Hurt.
l2th District, MechanicSvil ille--Judgss--D a.
Hildebrand, +. o. Watson, N. T. AIsbroOks;
alternateS-I NJ -FarrOw, Ilu. Douglass,
Thomas Holman, Jr.
18th District, Oak LaWn-Judges-G o. Bum
tyn, George @. Holmes, Z. A. SpottswOod /;
alternates j. l.. Hampstead, Clark White,
j. I. Castles.
18th Dlstrict-Judges-W A Dooley, Jacob
Glenn, A. d. Weatherall; alternates-James
Levy, W. L. Lundy, VIM. HeOgel.
18th District-Judges-W r. Horn, j. T. Ma
son, James Brooks; alternat es-J. H. Brooks,
X. ID. Goodwin, H. C. Massey.
18th Dtstr1ct-Judges-A- NJ. Stout, Felix Men
denhall, A. ROark; shernates-T. ID. Mas
sey, II. B. Ramsey, R. r. Stone.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 16-MOunt
Sterling, Ohio, contributed Sl5 to-day
to the conscience fund from an old
soldier.
A Catholic priest of Alton, H., for
wards $500 which he received through
the confession box, and the receipt OF
which he asks to beacknOwledged and
no questions asked.
The tax bill reported from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means proposes
to relieve railroad companies from
tax upon their receipts, and making
incomes of an amount not exceeding
$500 free from tax, and upon incomes
exceeding $500 the tax remains five
per cent.
The House Military Committee this
morning agreed to bill providing
for equalization of bOunties. The bill
provides bounty.of S. 33t per month
to every soldier who has served dur
ing the war, dSducting all pensions
and bounties received under the sew
eral acts of Congress.
Governor Bullock will go before the
Senate Judiciary Committee to-mOr-
row concerning the Georgia bribery
case. He denies that any more was
spent beyond the necessary printing
expenditures.
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Saturday, 4th Iuns, 1870,

TO the highest bidder for cash, at the Chamber
OF Commerce, Memphis, Tenn, between legal
hours. commencing at IL o'clock, all the right
title and in terest, legal and equitable, which
date OF fling his petitioa In bankruptcy, IN
and TO the following claim to-wit: An ae-
count on Bartlett, Gould a Blakemore, for
s91 IS, with interest from LIST January, 1888
Alse, the following real estate. to-wiJ: A tract
OF land in Tallahatchie county. Mississippi
near the depot At Oakland. containing about
i72 acres, as follows: West half of southeast
quarter, and fractional part of northwest
quarter section Z. township Is, range 4.
q. ". TRUEHART,
Iny7 Assignee OF ]. B, AshS.
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AKinu Weak in the Knees.

BERLIN, May 16.-The Gar Alex
ander, Emperor of Russia, has arrived
at the watering place of Ems, to which
place he goes to take the waters in the
hope Of restoring his health, which is
very weak from constitutional debil-
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southern
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACT0RY,
No. 1873 ~ MAIN STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

I RECOMMEND LADIES: Three sizes OF INV
i Jointless- ss-Elastic-invisible Walking SkIrf
the only Skirt adaptable for the present.
walking dress; manufactured and sold ONLY
In the manufactory. Also, the following
GENUINE FRENCH CoRsErs, sizes from l4-S5:
Robt. Verley's Durable Plain Corset Ad
L'Oisean's s Elegant Embroidered Corset and
Nine Duponts Beautiful Short Corset.
The DEMoRFsT bkEAsT PROTECTOR, guar
aniee best quality, both in skirts and colsets.
myE LOUIS LANGE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOT SPRINGS HoTEr

y TIT & GAINES, Prop'rs, HoT SPRINGS,
. ARKANSAS, Is now open for the reception
OF guests. Everything has been fitted up in
the most superb manner, and every conYen-
ienee sdded to make guests comfortable. mI7
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Bids viii be received until pm. of Tues
day, the 18th inst. They must be sealed and
addressed to the Amusement Committee,
Confederate Relief and Historical Associa-
ton, ONCE of Flippin q Mcfarland, No. %,
Madison street.
Bids VIII also be received up TO the same
time for Music for the occasion mvl9
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Corner of Bass Avenue and Manas-
sas Street,
EIGHT OR TEN LOTS,

Win front OF about 100 feet, subdly,dsi
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Bankrupt Sale.

In the matter of ]. B. AsHE, in Bankruptcy,
al Memphis, Tenn.
u Y virtue OF q general order of sale by tn
ID District Court of the United States for the
District Of West Tennessee, In Bank
rnptey, on the 18th day OF December, 1858, ]
shall proceed to sell on
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DIED..

SKIPWTTH-In this city, Sunday night,
May Is, $50, MARY ISABELLA, wife OF Peyton
Skipwtth.
Funeral services by Rev. Mr.. Vsulx. this
(TUEsDAY), at u o'clock, at the residence,
corner Auction and Seventh streets, Chelsea.
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Greece EutIrsIy Free Of Briuands.

ATHENS, May l6-Midnight.-It is
officially announced by the govern
ment that the kingdom Of Greece Is
now entirely free from brigandage,
and that the bands of outlaws who
have infested the country for years
past are at last dispersed. The troops
sent about In pursuit of the murderers
OF the English and Italian Secretaries
OF Legation and Others near Marathon
continued TO scour the whole country,
capturing many outlaws, whom they
Immediately executed, and succeeded
IN driving all others out of the coun-
by, into Turkey and elsewhere.
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An Express Car Burnt while 10 Motion
Marrow Escape Of MESSENGER.


CHICAGO, May 16.--A car of the
Adams Express on the Pittsburg and
Ft. Wayne road took fire on Friday
evening, about ten miles east Of Ply
mouth, from sparks from the loco
motive. The bell rope was soon
burned, and the Express messenger
could not stop the train nor get out,
both ends of the car being filled with
goods. He held on to the door with
one hand TO keep from the flames,
and tried to signal the engineer, but
could not make himself heard, and
the burning car was drawn about ten
miles, stopping at Plymouth. The
messengers hands were burned, and
he could not have held on much
longer. The contents of the car, con-
sisting Of costly millinery goods, hair,
clothing, and other Valuables were
greatly damaged by fire aud water
thrown on when the fire was first dis
covered. The loss is heavy
from $4,000 TO $50, 900. The way bills
were saved. Two valuable imported
dogs were smothered 10 death.
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CITY OF MEMPHIS


| LIST Ward-Jobn Zent, A. Renkert, P. OlNeal.
| ID Ward-E. Golden, James M. Cannon, P. j.
Mallon-
Sd Wards. W. Green. W. S. Pickett, Mike
Reagan.
4th Ward, north of Madison street-A T.
Lacey, Mont Pepper, NJ d. Weleh, w. Il.
Carol.
4th Ward, south of Madison street-R. F. Dun
can, Charles Jones, W. j. MansfoFd, l. T..
Cartwright.
5th ward-N, j. wiggin, owen smith, NJ.
Cohen.
9th Ward-Paul CicaTla, 7. B. Norment, U. W.
Miller.
7th Ward-John Signaigo, E. P. Carroll, H
Martin.
Sth Ward-Wm Ringwald,' u. r, Powell, ]. Ia.
Taylor.
9th Ward-A c. Bettis, ]. D. Danbury c. NJ.
Widrig
10th ward-Thos. Flemming. R. F. LoOney, j.
NJ. Provine.
The Judges at the different voting places
will appoint the Clerks OF Election, and II
any of the Judges above named shOuIq be
absent al the opening OF the fOllss the after
mates present viii act in the places Of those
absent: and IL both judges and alternates are
absent the officer holding. the election will
dasiguate the Judges and proceed to hold the
elecLiOn as provided by law: -, =
The following petSO1Is are hereby appointed
to hold the election al the place above oesls-
mated:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL eoavocation of Memphis 2
~ Royal Arch Chapter No. IS, win be XT
held this (TUESDAYta evening, l7th/N\
inst, at Odd Fellows Han, at O'Clock, for
work in X. A. degree.
All r. A. Ms are fraternally invited.
HI. LYNN, NJ. Z. H P.
H. C. STEEvER, Secretary. myl7
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STRAYEO.

OFFICE OF FREIGHT AGENT, M & t. r. r.
Memphis, Tenn, May 10, lS70.
O TRAYED from the Mississippi and Ten
- neSsee Railroad on Thursday last, the
18th inst, RED COW and CALF, COW six
years old, and marked with a half crop in
each ear; calf not marked and about two ~
months old-both IN good order. A reward
OF ten $50 dollars Will be paid on their q
livery TO me at the N. and T. Depot, or
information that VIII enable me TO get / fe
same. j. NJ. PAMPLlN. Agent.
myl6 NJ. and T. R.tR-
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY a NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES or WOMEN.
Celebrated Vegetable Remedies,

The Doctor can be consulted personally, OF
BY letter, upon all Diseases pertaining to bis
Specially, and all other Diseases, not requir-
ing his attention outside of his Office.
SS-A seperate Once for Ladies'. 80
Office hours from O'Clock an, to 9 O'Clock
pm. d. ). JOHNSON, NJ D.
faH
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SAA-h SN"ANAs
LONDON. May 16.-His Majesty
Leopold, King of the Belgians, Is on
visit to London, and extensive
preparations are being made for a
series of grand complimentary enter
tainments.
Russia 6ObbIing India.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 16.-Papers
Of this city bring a report from Bonn
bay to the effect that a strong force of
Russian troops had been dispatched
to quell an insurrectiOu in the city of
Khiva.
A King Weak in the Knees.
BERLIN, May 16.-The Car Alex
ander, Emperor of Russia, has arrived
at the watering place of Ems, to which
place he goes to take the waters in the
hope Of restoring his health, which is
very weak from constitutional debil-
ity.
Fenians in Hot Water.
LG FSON, May 16.-Four men, sus-
pected of being Fenians, who had
Just arrived from Birmingham, have
been arrested in this city. There was
found concealed fifty revolvers and
800 pounds of powder, which were
Immediately declared under seizure.
lnfalIibIIlty Don't Take.
ROME, May 16.-A number of
prelates of the Ecumenical Council
have asked for leave of absence from
placing in writing their views on the
question of infallibility, which is now
under discussion. About a hundred
Fathers have inscribed their names as
opposed to the proposed dogmatic
definition of infallibility.
| Students RelIIgerent.
FLORENCE, May 16.-There are con-
tinued demonstrations of republican
agitation throughout Italy The stu
dents at the cities of Florence and
Naples indulged in seditiOus cries and
otherwise behaved disOrderly. In
consequence of the refractory DISPOSE
ton manifested by the pupils, the
University Of Naples is closed.
A Treaty Extraordinary.
LONDON, May 16.-The proposition
for a treaty Of naturalization between
England and the United States hav-
ing received the official assent of the
two countries, an arrangement has
been finally cOnsummated by Lord
Clarendon and Minister Motley, as
official representatives of their respect
i've powers, attaching their signatures
to the instrument.
The London Exchange and the Austrian
Fund.
LONDON, Midnight, May l6.-The
Governing Committee Of the London
Stock Exchange have stricken from
the list Of the Austrian government
the fund snd stock exchange. The
committee give as a reason for the
ruling out Of these securities that the
Austrian government has violated its
contract by refusing to pay the inter-
est upon the securities in gold, as
stipulated and agreed upon.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remairs-
ing in the Memphis Postofice and net deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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FOR RENT.

TTVHE privileges of the Picnic Grounds at
il James Park, on the occasion of the Con-
federate Picnic 20 be held on Saturday. the
2lst instant, are offered Tor rent to the highest
responsible bidder. Bids viii be received IS
follows:
RESTAURANT PRIYILEGES-This privilege in
cludes-Meats, Coffee, Tea, and everything
pertaining to a restaurant, except liquors.
BAR PkIvILKeE-This includes Liquors of all
kinds, vtnous. malt and spurious, Pop,
Lemonade, etc.
CONFECTIONERY PRIvILRGE-Thts includes
everything usually pertaining TO Confec-
tionery stand, including Soda Water.
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RECEIVERS SALE.
In Thurs day, the 18th Day Of Iune Mex

A 10 O'Clock am, al the auction house OF
~ Royster, ] relevant & Co., northeast cor
ner of Jefferson and Main streets, this city.
| will offer for sale, for cash, at public auc-
ti0n, sundry lnsolvent and doubtful debts,
such Notes. Bills OF Exchange, over Checks,
etc. ALSO,
will sell, at the same time and place, for
cash, the following-named Silver Ware, etc
pawned 70 the GayOSo Savings Institution,
for the loan of money, ETC.: -eae1z. 4
One Diamond Ring. pawned by c. r. Stewart.
One Gold Watch, pawned by H. p. Johnson,
One dozen Silver Forks, one dozen Silver
Table Spoons. one dozen Silver Tea Spoons.
one dozen Silver Dessert Spoons, pawned
by Mary B. Lopez or 8. G. Lopez.
One pair Silver Salt Stands, one pair silver
Salt Spoons, one silver Butter Knife, one
half dozen silver Forks, one dozen Silver
Tea Spoons, pawned by f, @. Tannehill.
5. MOSBY, Receiver
Gayoso Savings Inst Button.
Memphis. May 10, $50. myn
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R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
AuetiODeerS.
Country Residence at Auction.

THAT handsomely improved and beautiful
1 Lot. containing over seven acres OF
ground, with a well-built Two-storied House,
euue. in one of the most desirable localities
for health and good neighbO- hood. viii. if
not disposed OF before privately, be offered al
uureserved public sale at our Real Estate
EweHauua ON
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SATURDAY, 18th JUNE,

During legal hours, In front of the Law Court
room, city of Memphis, sell TO the highest
bidder, fOr cash, the following described
property lying and being In Shelby county.
Tennessee, to-wit: Lots Nos. 9 and 10 In
Block No. II, in the town of Fort Pickering
each lot having a 'front.' of 25 feet on Carolina
street, running north one hundred feet to an
alley; Lot No. being the southeast corner
Of BLOCK II, al the intersection of Fifth and
Carolina streets, and Lot No. 10, lying imme-
diateiy adjoining on the west-levied on as
the property OF VIM. Brachoogel.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT,
Sherin Shelby county.
Clapp, Vance 4 Anderson, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. myl7
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