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HOOP P-SKIRT MANUFACT0RY,
No. 1913 I-2 MAIN STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

NAAObI1OAAE AM rREAAALAs
I RECOMMEND D LADIES' Three sizes of my
i Jointless- Invisible Walking Skirt,
the only Skirt adaptable for the present
walking dress; manufactured and sold ONLY
In the mandatory. Also, the following
GENUINE FRENCH CORsErS. sizes from l4-35
Robt. Werley's Durable Plain Corset, Ad.
L'Oisean's Elegant Embroidered Corset, and
Nine. Dupont's Beautiful Short Corset.
The DEMOREsr BREAsT PROTECTOR. guar
antee best quality, both in skirts and cOrsets.
myH LOUIS LANCE.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
EIIiOtt's white and LittIs Red River LIue

For Helena, Friar's Point, DeVaIls Bluff.
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Augusta, Searey,
sDee Arc and Jacksonport.
The new splendid passenger steamer
DIES ARC ..,........J. ID. Elliott master,
Will leave Memphis for above rIT--s \
every TUESDAY, at 5 o'elOck p m. .i7It7z7i 3
Returning, leave JacksonpOrt every Friday
at O'Clock am; DeValls Bluff every Satur-
day on arrival OF train. She carries the U. >.
Mall. making close connection at DeNa1ls 5
Bluff with train for Little Rock, and 81 Jack
souport with light draught steamers for up
per White and Black Rivers.
myl4 ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
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Masonic convooation. Concord. ~ h.

CONCORD, n. H., May 1.-THE annual
Convoeation of the Grand Chapter Of
Royal Arch Masons of New Hampshire.
for the election of officers, etc, met here
to-day. The annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge and Council takes place here to-
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EngIlsh Theatrical Fund Dinner,

LoNDoNe May 1.-THE weather to. day
is delightful, with q light breeze from the
west.
AT the theatrical fund dinner, given az
St. James Hall last evening, the Prince
Of Wales presided. Among the distin-
guished guests present were the Duke OF
Sutherland, Lords Darlington and Len
nox, and several others. IL was under.
stood that Charles Dickens was 10 be
to be absent.
The Prince Of Wales, in his speech, paid
high tribute to the theatrical profession
and closed by urging the claims of the
charitable object Of the meeting.
John Baldwin Blackstone and Dior
Boucicault followed with humorous
speeches.
The meeting did not adjourn till late
hour
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Rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY a NEW METHOD.
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

The Doctor can be consulted personally, or
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining to his
Specially, and all other Diseases, not requtr-
ing his attention outside Of his Office
@S-A seperate Qrfiee for Ladies' &c
ONCE hours from o'clock am, to O'Clock
pm. d. =. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

FOLEY-The friends and acquaintances Of
Thomas and Mary Foley are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral Of their youngest
son, MAURICE, from their residence, No 50
Front street, this WEDNESDAY, afternoon,
at 4 ocloek
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DIED.

CULPEFPER At SaaIsbury, Team, May
18th, HENRY ROWLAND, infant sen Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Culpepper.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of Mrs. d. McComb, $40
Adams street, this s(WEDNESDAY) morning,
AT II O'clOck
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROBBED AGAIN.
$50 90 REwARD

$50 90 n z !" All ID
. TOLEN from my premises, on Poplar
= street extended, one large
Dark Brown Horse
Aged twelve years, sixteen hands high,
branded with b. C. and o. s. on left shoulder,
and M g. on right thigh; scar on the rum p
near root of the tail, about four inches long
star in the face, and left hind foot white, an
a scar on the inside of left hOe8; large and
well defined harness marks. The above re-
ward will be paid for the horse and thief, or
half for the horse, in the event the thief Is
not caught. He was traced in the direction
of the Old Fair Grounds. The horse is IN
good order. +. W. ROYSTEH,
myI8 240 Main street.
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MADRID, May l7.-Senor Espartero has
written letter to Gen. Prim in which he
SAYS that be Is compelled TO decline the
offer Of the throne Of Spain on account of
his advanced age and want of heirs.
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Monday, May goth,

on accommodating terms UnquesSionabIs
title.
RUyster, TrezeVant & CO., Auet'rs.
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CITY OF MEMPHIS.



lst Ward-JOhn Zent, A. Renkert, p. O'Neal.
I'd Ward-E. Golden, James NJ. Cannon, p. J.
MallOn.
Sd Wards. W. Green, W. 8. 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. ]. MansiOrd, 1. i.
Cartwright.
5th Ward-N. j. Wiggin, owen Smith, NJ.
Cohen.
9th Ward-Paul Cicalla, T. B. Norment, u W.
Miller.
7th Ward-John signaigo, E. P. Carroll, H.
Martin.
sth Ward-Wm. Ringwald,..J. R. Powell J. L.
Taylor.
9Th Ward-A. C. Bettis, ]. D. Danbury, c. NJ.
Widrig.
10th Ward-Thos Flemming, R. F. LoOney, ].
NJ. PTOvine.
The Judges at the different veting places
viii appoint the Clerks of Election, and If
any of the Judges above named should be
absent at the opening OF the Polls, the alter
mates present viii act in the places Of those
absent; and If both judges and alternates are
absent, the officer holding the election will
designate the judges and proceed to hold the
election as provided by law.
The following persons are hereby appointed
to hold the election at the place above desig-
mated:
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EIGHT OR TEN LOTS
Country Residence at Auction.

THAT handsomely i'm proved and beautifnl
i Lot containing over seven acres OF
ground, with a Weil-built TwO-stOried House
h Itch sn, stable. Garden, and hne well water
three miles east OF the city, on Union Gv-
enue. in one OF the most desirable lOoslii1es
for health and good neighbO-hOOd, VIII, II
not disposed OF before privately, he offered 81
unreserved public sale, at our R5al Estale
Exchange, on
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NOTICE.

THE regular meeting of the Memphis Me-
l chanics' Institute will be held this
(WEDNESDAY) night, at IA o'clock, at Odd
Fellows Hall.
myIa ". D. ANDREWS, Secretary.
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l4th and 18th Civil Districts-(Pous in the
18th Civil District, at Whites Station.
18th at McConnelps Church.
And in the City of Memphis as follewsi
First Ward-Corner OF Main and Jackson
streets.
Second Ward-Poplar street, between Third
and FOurth streets.
Third Ward-No. IS Adams street, Kiernan's
Fourth Ward-NadisOns street, south side, near
Third street.
Fouth Ward-At Taylor's Paint Shop on Sec
ond street, north of Madison street.
| Fifth Ward-At county Court House.
| sixth Ward-At WSldran Block, on Main
seventh Ward-At Ferguson Block, 10. IL
| DeSOtO street.
Eighth Ward-At No. I8s Poplar street.
Ninth Ward-At corner of Kerr avenue and
Fifth street.
Tenth Ward-At Central Point, Bnl's Black
smith Shop.
For one Chancellor for the First Chaneery
| Court OF Shelby County, for one Chancellor
| for the Second Chancery Court Of Shelby
| county, for one udge 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
Il the Criminal Court of Shelby County.
/ The following persons have been appointed
/ by the County Court of Shelby county to act
I as Judges and alteruates at said election, TO
/ wit:
| LIST Disadvantages; W. H. Forgey, ]. W.
I BleuSOe, u. w SehSOfns alteFnateS-J. ID.
! Sink, g. L. Douglas, Joshua Hughes.
/ ID District-Judges-A- d. Hunter, 8 P. LigOn,
| Thomas NelsOni alternates, W. c. Ward, W.
! p. York, W. S. NobIn.
/ Sd District-Iudges-D T. P. PeYtOn. J. c. Boil
| ton. b. +. Duncan; alternates q. K. Wynot,
/ L. a. Hill, Charles Cfenshaw.
/ 4th Observation-Disclosures. NJ. Vaughan, James
/ Carroll, J. ID. Hines; alternates-Samuel
| POston, T. W. Haynes, James Sigler.
/ 9Th District-J udges-J. W. HIng, 3. W. Pryor,
! &. n. Taylor; alternates-G. L. Nichols II.
| Cannon, Thomas Etherldge.
7th Observation-Disclosures W. Caldwell. G., NJ.
Bartlett, ]. B. Mercer: alternates-S. ID. Nc
/ Sth District-Judges-J- M. Crews, Q. B. En-
glish, ]. b. Horne; alternates-H c. Brewer,
/ John Park, George Grant
/ 9Th District-,Tudges-Ru c. Kirk, A. J..
/ Fletcher, P. NJ. Williams; alterneteS-D. A.
| Harreli. w. d. Rident, Tim. Allen.
| 10th Distr1ct-Ju udges-J ames Biggs, II. lrby,
| Thomas Rodgers; alternates-Ben. owen,
| J. q. Moore, Dr. Lauderdale.
| lIth District-Judges-J. p. WinfOrd, ]. &. Cal
| lis, K Welri alternates-MOses Nicely, John
/ Gray, B. r. Hurt.
/ 18th District, Mechanicsville-Judg A.
! HilGebrand, +. y. Watson, N. 4. AlabroOks F;
! alternates-I- M. FarrOw, Ilu. Douglass,
Thomas Holman, Jr
| 18th District, Oak Lawn-J udges-G. o. Bum
| tyn, George Q. Holmes, r. A. SpottSwood
! alternates j. L. Hampstead, Clark White,
| J. T. Castles.
| 18th Dlstrict-Judges- A. DOoley, Jacob
| Glenn, A ID. Weatherall; aIternafes-Iames
Levy, W. L. Lundy, VIM. HeogeI
| 18th District-Judges-W R. Horn, ]. T. Ma
! son, James Brooks; ;alternates-J. II. Brooks,
r y. Goodwin, b. g.. Massey.
| 18th District-Judges-A NJ, Stout, Felix Men,
| denhall, A. ROark; alternates-T ID. Mas
/ sey, ii. b. Ramsey, K. r. Stone.
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NOTICE.

ON THURSDAY, the 18th day OF May, 1870,
" Will open and hold an election at all the
voting places established by law in the cOun-
" Of Shelby and State Of Tennessee, as fol-
lows, to-wit:
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iron Men Disappointed.

The House Committee on the Pacific
Railroad to-day again considered the
Trans-oontinental Railroad bill, but ar
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RedsmntIon Of Base Coin.

The Committee on Banking and Cur
rencv agreed to-day to report the bill au-
thorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to
redeem tee base currency, consisting OF
one two, th~se and five cent pieces, when
presented in sums of not less than twen-
fr-.L- "a dollars
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May H. The
Ways and Means Committee hss post
pOned all action on the Funding bill tor
one week from to morrow.
A member of the Ways and Means
Committee intimates that no further
action will be taken on the Funding Dill
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Administrators . Noties-

ETTERs OF administration have been
Il A granted TO me by the County Court OF
Shelby county on the estate Of samuel K.
Wood, deceased; all persons indebted 70 the
estate will settle Al once and avoid costs
and all persons having claims against the
estate viii present them, properly auEhanii-
Gated To- MessTz. EdginEton = Halsey, my
attorneys. a "a 2. q. WOOD,
my5 Administration.
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Declines 70 be kina

Paris, May 1.-THE government has
officially notified Greece, that, If the bri-
gands capture Frenchmen, Greece snail
nav the ransom
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ocs PAYS Out $40, ,OO8 k7 for Advsr.


Governor Bullock was before the Sem
ate Judiciary Committee to-day for two
hours concerning money paid to the
ChroRieLe He submitted all the books,
checks and entries, and the amount paid
g. a. ,va-tfsfDor xvaS S4A O00 az
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Our Our STANDING ! Army in Time of Peacs:sH

General Sherman is perfectly satisfied
with the army bill as it passed the Sen
ate, and hopes it will pass the House
without much modification. The army,
he says, cannot with safety to the country
be much reduced at this time. Some idea
may be obtained of the troops that will
be required in the event of a general In
dian war BY the fact that, although there
is comparative peace now, it takes twelve
out Of the forty regiments In the ser ace
to maintain order in Texas, Arizona < 4
New Mexico. -
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Danuer Of iudiau War Passsd

The President, in talking about the
prospective Indian war, said that he
thought all danger now passed, and that
when the hostile Sioux chiefs arrive here
il will be an easy NATTER to convince them
that it is to their advantage to remain at
peace and not get up a general Indian
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KIIpairlok's Reslanation.

Gen. Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chilli, has,
it is understood, rendered his resignation
to the President, to take effect immedi-
ately, and is expected to return here in
the next South American steamer about
the latter part of this week
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Submarine Cables.

The Senate Foreign Committee to-day
again considered Mr.. Fields China cable
bin. They are not disposed to grant him
the subsidy asked, which is S500,0O0 per
aunum for twenty years. Barney, Of
New York, was before them asking per-
mission to land the Belgian cable on the
coast of New York. The matter is still
uuder consideration
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/ BY request of Mr.. Cragin the Senate
| agreed to hold a session tomorrow night,
/ 10 enable him TO make 8 speech on Mr..
/ Cullom's Utah bill, with the understand
/ ing that no vote will be taken.
| - - - "a = A 0ao ~ e. k1,,au
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Georuia to be Admitted

The Reconstruction Committee this
forenoon agreed to report bill for the
admission of Georgia, exactly similar to
Virginia, Mississippi and Texas bill. They
also decided to report an additional sec
tion to the bill, authorizing those States
10 -rcaniza and anmin the militia
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vaneed 2gSc, with good demand partly spec
1lativs. Barley ruled quiet and unchanged
A., n F7-s....
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GarfeId's S95.OOO.OOO am.

The Committee on Banking and Cur
rency to-day voted upon several amend
meuIs offered to Gsr6eld's S95. 900, 900
bill, and all were rejected. Il is now
probable the bill in detail As originally
reported will be agreed TO by the eOmmit-
tee and pushed into the House. There is
no probability of the House agreeing to
= - l.. Z Il -.......-i..-.
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pa..T. 4AvOIr1VH NSOS~S4OSOeg tts nivI %
The most frequent complaint was thst
'J0ms ode vas cussin, that 5eing 1Se chosen
word of the whole negro race TO describe
any offcnse of the tongue. dis yer boy Z
cussin," we would be informed; and on in
vestigation would find the offender had
been calling names, or something of the
kind; not proper, to be sure, bat still
answering to the charge made BY the in
insul.ed party-as for instance, when one
day little ebony figure, half asleep, raised
its morscl Of hand, and drawled out:
.'Boy a-cuthin; called me foo-oo-lr' '"''
Once, without any promonitory signal Ia
attract attention, - : 10y &1c'ai"efi IN "'a''
eyed horror: = ! a ...,,.s .-rg.
''cussin't cussin' in dis yer corner; gal =
cuulsasin'r' '" =. ! . = ',.
t'.'Oh: teacher. neber cuss bit; my
nanny don't low me to cuss; boy ies' q
cussen' hesecf !" Indignantly responded the
accused. oa.'..a .e%aoAI .......... .....)T b!n'
4. The almost invariablc answer Of the chill.
dren, when charged with any misdemeanor,
49, OCCu 1 uCOS1. NY uSOAAAAy OVA
low me to do IT," '''''
The boy persisted: Gall yer done cpss; ;
knows yer did /: deed, teacher, she cuss. q
heap" .z '.. ~. q. .......... 10 a-sui-.
"Well, what did she say?" asked.
J" Say done took her book, an'ny mann.
my buyed dis yer book she own se'f at dc
sto' yes day" then in stage whisper to
the girl, Gal, Use gwine to mash your
mouf when l gets yer out side the DO" ., :.
Threatened with such All assault, the girl
took up The complaint. '''l''- ''''A'
'"Teacher can't yer make dis yer boy
have hisself? he cusscn' me here; say he
gvinc mash MY m9uf." LICK i: go. "a
So is gwine mash yer mouf, yer ole
black niger. -
Itwas difficult to tell which was the
blackcr of the two; but it is curious how
universal children and grown people use
this as term Of reproach In their quarrels;
"you black Niger. or '".you ole Niger,
arc household words with them, and Use
gwine to mash your nouf", is the grand
climax of their vengcaace.-P utnams Mug
1stne "l3 .-s" 1s+.'.tt". g.! -.s5. i .''i
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beautiful thing, pexhaps, te hsya leep thu
st; 1sss .': :. 4:
,foot.tool ofthe Bench, ready to 20 up and
be at rest, she slew him Ia the yestibuae, Ike
. soldier. and piled his migAay secosd spod
him for = monument .t ra'a" 90 v-IiiaL 10 siIa.
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" I'd ltQgln r ph1lical 1accll- .pl1ntaz
md thsncs 70 the sninsl Nhich ds9fsnys Or
fsntc matter md hbsFates force, 9,:se s!.l g,
fEso the tadcts6siiS il. ath No ~ - Il
phyv, psbe6Ssl ee mere inseseSs chan falaa
p the same share Of most chemical element.
Ths hsehesse, nov nsaGlt osWo 1denefses
dead, was doomed to diaaspoinsnsssI1 when
p, theaGht r. tsana4osm, BY II agspcy; ~
base metals into nolAs gold but tAess VA
Z glihmnmering Of truth in his yiew Of ifssoo'
veltive powerI Il helps TO change, tnsrt
inorganic matter Into putFitiYe vegetable
tosms; itfoidlh I wonderful destiny ID the
human brain, and the result It there brings
about makes It indeed the 'philoeophef'i
stous'in thswors6S progress" ~ " - ''2'
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l1els Clad SHIPS.

The xa.J z.eat,,.,,' an /. Austrian pcriodi.
cal, contains the, statement that new ip.
vehtion has bsenn' proposed to the Emperor
Nspoteon which gfeAtly dlminishes the gel.
eterious effect Of projectiles. The material
EMPLOYED Tor this pupose1s . kind u fest,
the naposstisaS - 9wAatN Il the Secret Of
IN italian named Muratofi. - This fslt, bte:
pared hy>psserfut engines, 10 isse dnto
mou3ds,like nslsed metals When Il ge>a
cold it resists the effect of balls like tho bes>
steel. Used for uniforms, it TesisAs the ball
from , rchessepot gup, if It is fred y one
half of it's range, and II Consistently dimin.
fshes its eject when hrsd ~ = nearer dis
lance Whether or mot these statements
arc correct, will soon come Is light. II
they are, which might be tested withou,
much expense 1t oeeo Of our navy yards, The
invention Wnuld be in5sluable. Il oil! ..-ui
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Neatly furnished room. wen ventilated .pa .upp'iet
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