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COTTON.

Sales for the past week foot up 1887
bales. Prices opened on Wednesday last
firm at 22L to 22Kc for Middling, remain
ed steady until Saturday, when it de-
clined a ne, and weakened still further
to-day. closing dull at PC. Sales on Sat
urday were but 2S5 bales, and to-day only
q4s bales changed hands. The heaviest
sales transpired on Friday, when nearly
$500 bales were taken by several opera
tors. Receipts for he week were 444O
bales, against 1889 Last week, and l7l9 for
the corresponding week Of last year.
Shipments for tbs week were 5674 bales.
The stock on hand continues TO exceed
l6.O 900 bales, and It seems to baffie the eff
forts ofdealers to get 1t under that amount.
The decline Of Saturday was due to news
OF heavy receipts for the week at all the
ports. which were $1,000 bales, against
1900 bales for the same week last year.
The receipts at all ports since September
LIST, are 2,67s,O COO, while the stock Oh hand
in America is 1886 900 bales. The sggre-
gate receipts are already more than 20O,-
900 bales in excess of the total crop Of
last year, and appearances indicate a con-
siderable quantity Of cotton yet in the in
terror that will continue to come forward
in driblets until the close Of the season.
Our total receipts are now Is, GOO in excess
of the total of last year, aud from this
time TO the close OF August last the re-
ceipts at this point were s47l bales. The
receipts for last week alone were more
than half thai number. There is consid-
cradle cotton yet remaining in our neigh
boring State OffArkansas, which viii not
be forwarded until after the planting sea-
son is over. We hear of several lots on
White, Upper Black and IN Arkansas riv-
ers, and we suppose the same is the case
on the eastern side OF the Mississippi.
Planters are generally IN easy financial
condition and careless about forwarding
Cr selling their remsining cotton until
they nave more time to attend to ship
ping. Reports continue to come in that
every field hand is busy planting cotton,
and but little corn Is 10 be cultivated ex-
cept in isolated neighborhoods. Buyers
and sellers in our market were both dis
inclined to operate to-day, owing to the
decline in New York, and the market
closed decidedly heavy. Here and there
afew scattering bales sold as low as 2Ihc
for Middling.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBKR OF CoMMNRCH,
MEMPHIS. May le, 1879.
Stock, Sept. /, 1885. ......... 81
Reed since last statement. 1,438
Received previously ."~.-.270 ,45O-271 ,SsS
81, 1882
Shipped since last sta'm'nt 1852
shipped previously.-"......25 , 497 Isl, go
Stock ct Oonthis day.. ls,e22
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE

-
NO. Hs8, n. e D-Chanoery Court Of Mem
phis-E. L. Bslcher, A~dm'r,-James Wick
ersham VS.. Z. Wicksrsham ct al, the heir
and creditors OF James Wiekersham, de-
ny virtue OF a decree for sale entered IN ths
ID above cause, on the 2ith day OF March
1870, we, the undersigned, were appointed
Special Commissioners OF said court to sell
at public or private sale the lei Estate OF the
late James Wtekersham, described IN the
decree, for the purpose OF satisfying hes said
decree and the debts allowed therein; we
viii therefore offer, at private sale, the fol
lowing property, to-wft:
No. l,
Lot Z5 feet front north side Court street,
Memphis Tenn; and sast Of Bayou Gayoso,
by a depth Of bo feet 70 an alley, sndn now
occupied as q cotton warehouse by Messrs.
Carroll, Walker q Co.
NOD
Lot 60 feet front on north side Court street
and extending about 10 feet back to a 'front.'
age on Charleston avenue.
MOB.
An undivided half interest In q bur-acre
lot on old Raleigh road, being the eastern
half Of country lot No. SO.
MOI
A tract adjoining last described. and being
part Of country Ios No. SIS, and fronffn0 az
N. and Louisville Railroad, near old Raleigh
road
A lot extending. from country lot No. SO
along east side Of Bayou GayOso to N, and
Louisville Railroad.
No.
4 beautiful tract of about So acres land.
fronting NJ. and @. r. r al OF near Bray1s
Station, q miles east % Memphis.
Lot so feet on rhk street BY a depth Of 50
feet; f3 9aris, bhc& and known as Lii
No.
A tract OF rs Srs land, Tennessee side.
and opposite Island No. 40 known as the
" Giles" place.
NO.s.
Lot 80 by SO hee1 northeast corner Jefferson
and Third stseeS, Memphis; four-stOry brick
and known as the " hostOrnce Building"
No. 10
Lot 80 by 4sH, and next adjoining and east
Of Postofiee building" and known as the
-" New Memphis Iheater
TERMS OF SALE-Qne-third cash, and the
balance with deferred payments not extend
ing beyond two years from date of sale, with
lien on the property sold to secure said de-
ferred payments.
Further notice win be given in case of pub
lie sale. ". g. DONOHO,
LEVI Joy,
H.. D. BULKLEY.
(fiTm of DonOho, Joy s. Co, corner Main
d Madison streets, Memphisl.
Special Commissioners,
Beeeher & BeicheF, Solicitors. ApH
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TRADE.

The late warm weather has benefited
the growing crops greatly, though the
/ cool nights have not been so favorable.
The cotton planting season is rapidly
! drawing to 8 close, and the width Of land
| planted is considerably in excess of last
year. The last monthly report of the De-
partment of Agriculture says that the
winter grains everywhere show a small
and poor growth, but the color is gener-
ally good, and genial weather through
spring and early summer may bring out a
full crop.
Business generally is not active, and
few country people spare the time to come
to town, but this is a favorable sign, and
indicates agood time coming. Prices have
huctuated considerably since our last
weekly issue. Corn, which went up in
this market to 81 Is per bushel, is weak
and declining, and is now selling on the
levee at 81 l29I Il, as to condition, with
a moderate demand for shipment to he
interior. Meats are also weaker, and are
leyee as follows: Clear side bacon, IKE;
shoulders, 1870, but the former was con-
sidered below the market, A Cincinnati
circular, of the 18th, reports only q mod
crate business doing, and but little, if ANY,
change in prices. There is no animation
in 1t, though holders maintain a strong
position yet as 70 prices, which is not free
ly met by buyers; in fact, there is neither
speculative nor consumptive demand at
the asking figures, and the concessions
demanded not being granted, there is
but little doing outside of the regular
iobbing trade. The markets in nearly
all the principal cities are quoted quiet
for provisions generally, and the advances
with the sctiVs demand, expected to have
taken place about this time, don't seem
to be realized, and whetherthey Will be is
a mooted question on the part Of buyers,
while holders are willing to risk it awhile
longer, and while this condition of trade
exists, we may look for but little change
either way, and q very smali AEd unsatis-
factory businsss generally.
BOOTS M saoKs.
We have no change to note in prices
since last week, with a fair demand to fill
up ASSIGNMENTS and a good stock for this
season of this year. OF the Boston mar
ket the Shoe Reporter saysi
But few orders come forward from the
South, while the jObbers are doing a good
s~easonable business with New England
dealers. Manufacturers are at work only
on orders. Stock is high, compared with
rates at which shoes are sold, and they
are not disposed to peoduce large stocks
of goods for the fall sales, cOnse-
quentiy, it is their intention rot to ex-
tend operations beyond the sctuafNants
ofpurchasers. The way to secure a A hing
fall trade is to make up goods in Rlnsll
quantities, and this they are doing. The
mount of manufactured stock now in
store is light, As a general thing the
market has been pretty well Rlsaned out,
and stocks held by jobbers have been ma
terially reduced, though they are sufi-
GENTLY large for any immediate demand,
and the facilities at command to produce
more are such That supplies can be made
at an early day to satisfy spy call.
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Spring Agriculture Horticultural
and Floral Exhibition.

THE nrst Spring Fair OF the Shelby County
Il Agricultural, Mechanical and Horticul-
tural Society Will be held at the Fair Grounds
of the Association ON WEDNESDAY, THURS
A AND FRIDAY, the LIST, I'd and Sd CT June
prox. The programme win embrace full
horai and horticultural lists, adapted TO the
season, agricultural implements and pre-
miums on stock.
Premium lists will be furnished on appliea-
ton 70 the Secretary. Also, Refreshment
privileges will be let by the Secretary at the
present ONCE of the Secretary, No. 3 County
Court Building. each day, between thu hours
of 10 O'Clock am. and II IA.
LEON. TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
Memphis, May IA, 1870. myl2 d6W
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NOTICE.

IN consequence of the long and continued
L illness OF my family, and acting under the
advice Of my physicians, 1 have determined
to change climate, in hopes thereby to again
restore to health those most dear to me. To
effect this, / have this day sold my stock OF
Furniture and Fixtures of the house, No. 90
Second street, to Mr.. j. j. Suter, who l be-
lieve to be a@lever gentleman and a worthy
successor. Thanking those who have 80 lib
orally patrOnized me, 1 solicit q continuance
OF that patronage 10 my successor, Mr.. j. J.
Suter. 1 am, respectfully,
Memphis, May 7, lS70.
HE Having bought the above-named STOCK
of Furniture, at No. so Second street, l re-
sp~eetfully Solicit the city and country trade.
J.. j. SUTEEi.
Formerly with Mckinney, Bryson & Co.
May IA, 1870. myt5
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Sanitary NOtltU.

DARTIES having dead animals Of any kind
Il on their premises, instead of Throwing
them In the bayou, or conceallng them IN
other places, are requested to leave notice at
this ONCE, or with any OF the police, when
the same Will be removed by the City Bcaven-
ger Without expense to the parties.
c. 7. SMITH, Sanitary Sergeant.
OEsIcE-city Hal. my7
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GOODS.

In this trade we report a fair weeks
business at unchanged quotations. The
demand covers dress and staple goods,
but buyers take hold spsringly. Country
merchants do not seem disposed to buy,
except in a small way, as they are COM
PEELED to sell on a credit, and few OF them
are able to do SO. They prefer rather to do
nothing thar to take the chances. Our
retail business, however, is active, and
the present warm weather has created a
good demand for summer goods.
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FOR SALE.

~ EvERAL LOTS AT GILL'S STATION,
~ three miles nom Court Square, on Mem
pb1s Ard Charleston Railroad-ranging nom
two 10 i've acres. For beauty, health, neigh
bOrhoOd, convenience to fine schools and the
CITY. this property is not surpassed BY any
around the city; one OF them highly Inn
proved, with every variety OF 1ru4t and ever
Greens, Also, two lots on Robinson street.
nearer the city, and one on Union street
For terms see ELI RAYNER,
mv6 On the premises
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Administrators Notice.

TTAVING qualified as administrator of the
II estate of Pleasant Mosby, deceased, no.
tice is hereby stven to all parties indebted to
said estate to come forward and maxi pay
ment; and those holding claims against Il TO
present them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law.
CHAa d. DORION, JR, Admir-.
March Is, 1870. mhl5
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE PLANTEEs, INSURANCE Co..
Memphis, May 10, 1910
THE stockholders Of this company are
hereby aotfded, that at a meeting Of the
Board of Directors. held this day, a DIVIDEND
vas declared on the capital stock Of the
company, TO be credited on the stock notes
myl2 wit w, A. GOODMAN Secretary.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified as administrator Of the
II estate of Mrs. L. A. Wendell, deceased, no
tice is hereby given to all parties indebted to
said estate to come forward and make pay
ment; and those holding claims against IL TO
present them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law.
AMI D. p. @. RURFORD. Admir-.
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%NOTlCE---F0R RENT.

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL.a Z
MEMPHIS, TENN., May7 1870. !
B~ Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this Office until FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at 8
olsieek pm. for the tent OF ground door Of
store, No. Is. north end Of Exchange Build
ing, corner { re, for one year.
mylO John JOHNSON, Mayor.
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nnrrnN IN NEW o B

T IN NEW YORK.
New York, May I6, 10 a.m.-Market
dull and heavy; ordinary lskc; GOOD
Ordinary, 21Le; Low Middnngs, Eye;
Uplands, 23%c; Good do. 21zc.
j p.m.-Cotton market quiet and quo
tations unchanged. Sales on spot OF 90o
bales for future delivery, and 900 a. pm
vate terms.
4 p.m-Market heavy; sales TO spin
clio bales; speculation, %; export s4s; also
$50 for June at 22Zc; 500 do, Use; DIDO,
22Le; 500 for July at 22Ae; 800 do Asei
200 do, 22Kc; 500 10 sellers on ninety days
at pc; 500 for July at 221Se. Ordinary,
Ice; Good do, 21Ae; Low Middlng, 2ze;
Middling, Zke; Good do, MAe.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, May 16, IL a.m.-Cotton
opens steady; Uplsnds, Llhd; Orleans,
1%@uKd.
2p.m.-Cotton steady and unchanged.
Sales will reach 10000 bales; Middling
Uplsnds, ll1sd; Orleans, llh9uHd.
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cHICNONS.

TusT received, at MIS-. N. J. YANCEY &
i cos. 1RR MAIN STREET, a large as
| aortment Of Chfgnons, which Will be sold at
/ the exceedingly low price OF 81 cents each
| also, Bonnets IN ali styles az rom 1910 "a
! JapeEess Switches only & cents, myH
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Monday, May 20, 1870,

In front of the courthouse, on Second street
Memphis, lin which tho Law and Chancery
Courts Of Memphis are held) between II
o'clock n. and2 O'Clock pm, 1 will sell, al
auction, to the highest and best bidder, fol
cash, lot 50, as designated on the Lane subdi-
vision OF a tract of Lam adjoining and neal
the city of Memphis, on the east, as laid of
and sold by MOnsarrat, Dupree & Co, Tune p
1850, fronting on Dupree street, SO feet by l4oA
feet In depth, all in shelby county, Tenn
The equity of redemption is waived, and all
homestead rights. I convey only as Trustee,
without warranty.
j. W. wEsTCQTT, Trustee.
MAY II, 1870. myl2
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust to me exc
IL cuted by VIM T.. Jones on the S0th day OF
November, 1906, and registered in Dyer
county, Tennessee, in Boo n, pages 464, 465
and 400, l will sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for CASH. at the courthouse
door, in DYerSbUrq, Tenn.
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FOR RENT
.APPEALJ0B OFFICE
& CORWlNE
PROPRIETORS,
IL Union ST, Appeal Building.

~ We take pleasure in stating to our pa
irons tha we have removed our job Printing
Es~tablishment to No. "A Union street, Appeal
Building, where We hope 70 see our old GUS
toners and as many new ones Is viii exam
Inc our work and prices. We are now pre-
pared 10 do ALL kinds OF Printing and Bind
Ing on the most reasonable tsrns.
Our stock OF Cards, BlIheads and Cap Pa
pers Is complete. Our material consists OF
latest styles Of type, presses. etc. mhs
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Libel No. 427.

United States of America; District Court OF
United States, District of West lei essse;
Stanley a McNeely VS.. Two Shafts, etc.
WHEREAS, Michael Stanley and II. P.
w McNeeIy have filed a Libel against
the following property, to-wit: Two shafts
and two pifmans, formerly part of the
steamboat st. PATRICK" alleging. among
other things, that the same has been seized
by the United States Marshal for the District
of West Tennessee for the eauses in said
libel mentioned, and praying the usual pro-
cess and monitiOn of the court in that behalf
Now, therefore,, in pursuance of the process
of said court, to me directed, l do hereby give
public warning and notice toa1 persons hav-
Ing or pretending to have any inteTe est In said
property so seized, that they be and appear
before said court at the city OF Memphis, OF
the fourth Monday in May, 1870, at 10 O'Clock,
in the of that day, and intervene
for their interest therein otherwise said prop
erty VIII be condemned according To the
prayer of said libel.
This Attn day OF May, 1870.
my5 l. B. EATON, II g. Marshal.
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ASYLUM

CT. VNCENT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1855. 1t is private and drst-class in
It's arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients of both sexes and of all de-
to taking opium or other stimulants to ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, ETC.,
apply 20 Dr.. ]. z. BkUDUY or the SISTER
auQR
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On Monday, May %, 1870.

That tract of $50 acres of land in the Rich
Woods, in Dyer county, entered In the name
OF Lot Hazard by Entry No. AIS. The equity
of redemption is waived In the Deed Of Trust,
and said n title is believed TO be perfect,
but l will only convey such title as Is coa-
viewed 70 me. lapNl 3. WASHER. Trustae.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
trustees Sale.

DY virtue oaa Deed of Trust to ms given
ID by VIM. RSchhaupt and wife, July II
1863, recorded IN Registers office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, Record Boak u, page 338
to secure a debt therein named, o past
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
IRON WORKS

GARDEN and Cemetery Adornments. Cast,
VI Wrought Iron and Wire Ratings. Fouu-
tatns, Vases, Verandas, Settees, Arbors, Chairs,
Simmer Houses, Iron Stairs, spiral and
straight, in every variety OF pattern New
and Improved styles Of Hay Racks, Managers,
Stable Fixtures. Stall Divisions, etc.
PATENT WIRE WORK. Ratings store
Fronts, Door and window Guards, Fam
Fencing. etc.
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dissolution.

ITO MY FRIENDS: Owing to the fact that
1 will be absent from the city for some
time, 1 nave sold my interest in the late firm
Of Magevney, ROgan & CO., to my former
partners, Col. ]. W. RogRn and M L. Selden-
Il is with pleasure l heatily recommend the
new arm, anu hope to see a continuation OF
that generous patronage extended TO the old
Arm n. MAdEVNEY, JR-
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SECTION 50.

SECTION 50.
Every street railroad, for each car run
within the city, drawn by one horse
or mule, per - "
SECTION So.
Every street railroad, for each car run
within the city drawn by two or more
horses or mules, per annum------... 50 90
sEcTIoE "a.
Every person, other than the producer,
and every nrm engaged In the buying
aad selling Of cotton within the city,
Per tO w
SECTION S..
Every real estate broker. per RDnum-... loo 90
SECTION S..
Every general collector and every rent
al agent, each per num----.----..- so 90
SECTION 81.
Every general broker or commercial
agent not confined to any particular
branch OF business, per annum-...-..-. 80 90
SECTION So.
Every person or nrm keeping an intel
ligenes Office, or acting as a labor bro
ker, and every person not otherwise
herein taxed, not including banks act
ing as a broker OF notes or bills, per
annum. % W
SECTION So.
Exery dealer, not otherwise specified in
this ordinance, whatever he may deal
IN, who keeps no liquors Of any kind
druggists excepted per annum---~- 50 %
SECTION go.
Every steamboat agent, per annum-.-- 50 90
SECTION g.
Every passenger agent, per 100 90
SECTION SO.
Every hotel porter, per annum.-.-. 50 90
SECTION 50.
Every railroad agent,f or local or for
eign companies, per apnum.---..-...... 100 90
SECTION 81.
Every person Offering TO sell patent
rights, per 50 6
SECTION IS.
Every keeper afa game or ash store,fOr
each store, per 90 20
SECTION So.
Every person who receives orders, dis
plays samples, or acts as agent for
any house outside the city, or sells
goods and merchandise in any man
iler not otherwise LICENSED, per
10 W
SECTION 81.
Every runner or drummer, or person
who sOlicits trade or custom for any
mercantile establishment afanY char
aeter within the CITY, per ~---- 100 90
SECTION 68.
Every person who shall by the per-
mission Of the Mayor, gave a
RSene spts Pat; sanee abs es 9 s1is
itous, Vlnous or malt liquors are
sold BY the glass, or are drunk upon
the premises, for each twenty-fOur
hours, or for each ball, or other like
entertainment, not continuing longer
than twenty-fOur q 90
Passed second and final reading by both
Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Com
mon Council, to take effect nom and after It's
passage and publlcatiolA April Is, 1870.
Approved April 4, IS7e.
Attest:
LR RfeHARpsi CITY Register;
TpHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
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PRIVILEGE ORDIHAscE.

AN ORDINANCE TO DIX the rates OF taxation
of taxable privileges.
Be q ordained By ths General Council Of fhe
CtV Of Memphis. That the following tax shall
be levied and collected for city purpose for
the exercise within the city Of Memphis OF
the several ranches OF business hereinafter
designated, which said taxs shall, without ex-
eeptfon, be payable In advance, unless other
wise herein specified:
SECTION /.
Every auetfoueer or firm OF auetion-
GERS doing business at one place only.
Der annum W
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Trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue OF the authority vested in me as
ID Trustee, n in pursuance Of the terms OF
a Trust Deed executes to me as Trustee by
George M. Grant and Margaret Grant his
wtfel, OF the 18th day of November, 1865, duly
recorded in the Registers office of shelby
county, Tennessee, In Boob No. 50, pages
2lS-l4, and to secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned I will On
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TT VIII be seen from the above that I nave
Il sold my Interest in the Drug Store of Good
year & Falls to J. b. Hills. In retiring from
business, L cordially recommend my success
sor, Mr. ]. Z. HIlls, to the favorable consider
tiOn of my friends. !. W. FALLS.
D. F.. GOODYEAR, late Goodyear 4 Falls.
J.. b. HILLS. late Of Coyingtou. Tenn.
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LIVER

painful sensatlon OF having left undons
something which ought to a. been lone
Often complaining of weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes some of the ab0ve
attend the disease, and at other times very
few Of them; but the liver Is generally the
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE copartneTship heretofore existing be-
L tween Goodyear & Falls In the Drug
Business, at Isl Main street, Is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent, ]. W. ALI hav-
ing disposed OF his interest to ]. Z. Hills.
The new firm will assume all liabilities and
collect ali claims. D. +. GOODYEAR
]. W, FALLS.
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NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Administrators OF
II the estate Of the late John McGrath, no.
tiee IS hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate TO present them,
duly ~probated, to me, at the ONCE OF Hanson,
Swfngley 4 Dashie0, within the time pre-
scribed by law; and all persons indebted 70
said estate are requested To make immediate
settlement with me to save u and htl-
cation KATE MCGRATH, AdmL
HanEon. SwinGlev a Dashiell. Attys. aD6
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RO6AN, SELDEN & CO.,
Wholesale 6rocers, and Dealers In Wines,
Whlsklss, BraBdies, Cigars, To-
haeeO, Etc, Etc.

$50 FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN
81 We invite the city and country trade to
call and examine our stock.
myl ROGAN, SELDEN & co.