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Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
Jos. Speeht, 81 Madison street.-the
Cream 10 cents "a plate. 50

PRoPosITIoN.-Dr. j r. McGinnis,
who has an extensive practice in this
city, proposes to cure all cases of chronic
diarrhea and dysintery, and all kinds OF
bowel complaints among children, upoh
reasonable terms and in a wonderfully
short space of time. He is not in the
habit of making known the names of his
patients, but he can give the best refer
ences as to his ability and success if re-
quired. He asks no fee for consultation,
but his regular rates for prescribing for
patients may be deposited in any bank
ing or business house in the city. Med
icines will be furnished on application,
and paid for on delivery. His Office is
at 1892 Main street, where he can be found
at all hours. Persons who suffer from
summer complaints should try McGin-
mis- remedies. Is
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THE GRAND KENTUCKY PRIZE SCHEME.
Our readers will be equally rejoiced with
us to know that the commissioners APP
pointed by the Legislature of Kentucky
to take charge of the enterprise, have
positively and irrevocably fixed the 4th
day Of July nert as the time when the
drawing will take place at Masonic TEN
PIE, LOUISVILLE, Ky. The correspond
ence between the proprietor of the enter
prise and the commissioners is published,
and has the true ring of honest integrity
for which all the parties have ever been
noted. These gentlemen stand foremost
among the noble citizens of the grand
old Commonwealth of Kentucky, and
we know that their course will be univer-
sally approved by the people, The
books of all agents Except those at
Louisville and Henderson, will be closed,
and returns made on the 26th day Of
June. d&w
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The proprietors of the line are 'old stagers''
in the business, and have excellent stock and
easy riding coaches. They have established
stations along the route about ten miles apart.
where the horses are changed, thus keeping
fresh team on each coach all the time. Par
ties going TO the Springs can secure tickets
here at g7S and 2S71z Main street. No. Madi-
son street and on board the Memphis and Ar
kansas river boats. Fare from Little Rock TO
the Springs, eight dollars.
The Lady Pike, on her last trip down from
Dubuque, ran against the Burlington bridge.
and sunk the barge Reese, laden with grain.
which she was towing.
The river Is falling fourteen inches per day
at Vieksburg.
The Alaska is coming up with 300 sacks
salt for Cincinnati.
The Norman was seized at Louisville. Fri
day, for debt of 5000.
A movement is on foot to have complete
survey and estimate of the probable cost of
rendering the Usage navigable to Fort Scott.
Kansas.
The st. Louis Republican of Saturday says:
THE work of filling in the air chamber in the
east pier ofthe bridge with concrete was com
pleted yesterday at noon, and the event was
celebrated by Ming cannon, waving flags, and
an awful chorus of screaming steam whistles.
Both piers are now filed in. and the super
structure of granite will speedily be built"
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Gold is steady. and selling at liza. while
bankers and brokers buy sparingly at 1871.
CorToS. There seems to be an improved
demand for the staple to-day, owing TO a
hrmer feeling in New York and Liverpool.
Very little is offered. however. and the sales
will perhaps not exceed those Of Saturday.
BE is asked for middling, 2ll1c for low mid
ding, and 20 to 2O1zc for good ordinary.
Freight rates to Eastern points are steady
and unchanged. We noticed however. a
difference of &c between two agents on all rail
routes to Harrisburg. The Secretary Of the
Chamber ofsCommerce will count the stock
on hand tomorrow.
GENERAL MARKET.-There is but little doing
either in provisions or grain, and prices are
generally firm. Mess pork is held at $50 50@
81; cledr sides. ls9lshc; clear rib, 17@1sc
shoulders, 131s9l4c; sugar-cured hams, 100
zoe; mess,beef, s17@l7 50; tierce lard. i7Isc,
keg, 1s@l9c. Corn is held at from 81 08 TO
81 ~, with few buyers; extra white brings
81 IS. Oats. 6S@70c. Bran dull at SAGA so.
Hay s20@25. according to quality. There is
but little demand for -four; extra family sells
for ss@s so. Old potatoes. 81 75@2 per Dbl
new. 81 5O@s so. Sugar and molssses firm,
with no demand.
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KosKoo, This medicine is rapidly
gaining the confidence of hepeople, and
the numerous testimonials Of its virtues,
given by practitioners of medicines,
leave no doubt that it is safe and re-
liable remedy for IMpURITY OF THE BLOOD,
that speaks in hig terms of its curative
properties, and give a special recon-
mehdation Of Koskoo to the practitioners
of medicine This is, we believe, the first
instance where such medicines have been
officially Endorsed by the faculty of any
of the medical colleges, and reflects great
credit upon the skill of Dr. Lawrence,
its compounder, and also puts Koskoo "
in the VAN of all other medicines of the
present day From the Norfolk Daily
Journal December IL, 1869. 2-f
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A New TRIUMPH OF PRAoTIoAL
ScIEScE-ALrMESr FROM THE ROCKS
All objections to the universal use of the
alimentary sea MOSES as a portion Of
the dietary of the civilized world, have,
it seems, been happily removed by the
discovery Of new process of preparing
them for culinary purposes. There
never was time when the Food Ques-
ton" was a more vital question with the
masses than it is now, and we therefore
regard this discovery as particularly OPP
perfume, not to say providential
The Irish Moss or Carrageen, and the
Iceland and Norwegian MOSES, have
long been known to contain larger
amount of nutritive gelatine, in proper
ton to their bulk and weight than any
other vegetable product of the sea or
land; but the seeming impossibility of
entirely purifying them from all extran-
eous matter, and rendering them agree
able as an element Of food, has hitherto
excluded them, in great measure, from
our bill of fare. This apparent impossi-
bility has been ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
science overcomes almost every obstacle,
now-a-days--and Irish Moss, purified,
concentrated, and rendered an absolute
luxury, as Sea Moss Farine, will here
after be quoted as food staple in the
markets Of the world. 63-d&w-eod
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MOSKY.-The money market opens dull this
morning, with light transactions and but few
borrowers. Exchange is irregular in buying
as well as selling. there being from = to =
per cent. difference in rates Of different trans
actions. Eastern bills opened at about par.
but the general rate is about = discount.
County warrants are dull. there being little
OF no demand. and no transactions reported
in them this morning, Sales were made sat
urday at IS. Tennessss s=s=ey il duh, and
bought sparingly atm Sellers, however, ask
and set Is. There Is little or no demand for
city scrip. Those having i ask IS. while p is
bid. Bonds are scarce. there being none on
the market, Sales eoald be made at ~,
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JOHN LILLY, s5l MAIN ST.,

Armour ees the arrival Ofthe follow
ing goods. which are warranted 10
be of the purest and best quality;
Extra nne Hack and Green Teas.
Rio. Manila. Singapore. Libertan
and Old Government Java Conees,
Cocoa. BrOma, Chocolate,
bermuda A rrOwroef. Tapioca, Sage,
Oat Meal. Cracked wheat, Pearl
Harley.
Beef Tongues. sugar-eured Mess
Reef. IIIa IffN"
Sea Moss Farine. GeIatine.
italian Macaroni-French Macaronf,
French Peas, olives, CaPeFs, Mush-
rooms
Extra nne OIfve OfI-qunrts and
pfnfs.
Valencia Raisins. CraekReII BIS
cult.
scotch Ale. Porter Dublin stout.
Pure Native and Foreign Wines,
sugar Of Lemons. sicily Lemonade
Harri~on's E2fraets.f aIHlIIt
Extra London Layer Rsisius- 50
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ARKAxsAN TouR-Mr r. W. Younge,
who performed the duties of manager of
the theater during the dramatic season,
leaves this morning on an Arkansan
tour He will visit Little Rock, Pine
Bluff, Helena, and other lively little
towns, and, in conjunction with Miss
Quinn, Mrs. Younge and other perform
ers, give series of readings and repre-
sensations that will be well worth hear
ing and witnessing. Mr.. Younge is a
good actor and clever gentleman, and
we wish him great success in his tour.
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MEMPHIS THEArER. The Bell-Ringers
closed their engagement at the Memphis
Theater Saturday night. On Wednesday
night Billy Emerson and his troupe OF
minstrels appear. We believe the lessees
have lost money on the season business,
owing to lack of money on the part OF
those who before the war were the best
patrons of the drama. A better result,
however, may be expected next season,
as our people have resumed running to
some extent in their old ways.
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The beautiful homestead of the
late Gov. Jones, embracing ten acres
of ground with magnificent lawn
fragrant with the perfume of thou
sands of roses and other cxOtics, to-
gether with rich garden and
orchard unsurpassed, will be sold
tomorrow.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
True E Onomy
Is POUND N The
EUREKA BOOT

UlHE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
Il s.. Louis Fair for 1853 Vas awarded to fhe
manufactuTers q this beautiful boot. n com
bines all the utility az the seWed boot with the
cheapness Of the peffed bsot. IL consfrnr-
ton q N THIS Uisei instead Of pegs, a peculiar
shaped brass screw = driven into the sole when
damp. and smoothly ana securely clinehed.
tight that they can never rir or rive ,~.r
They have Al the smoOthness ana efastieity II
the seved boot, and uane 81 The disadVan-
tages attaching % The Feared boot. We sell
tnem AZ rricp blt tribe mere than tkz.cf
the pegred byoIs; thus We furnish raa viii
fomfthtng that il indeed economical Ne
have fresh stock u al kinds II Boafr ana
N.tee- ler i1die1. stnis. misses aud ciiiiiron
alsp ane tne 81 shoe ornam ents ulich -
VA sell "a utoiesaie ani retail.
Jus. j. LkNkT'f 4 Gu.
fsf 81 hain ftrset.
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ST. PATRIcK's PIoNIc.-The annual
picnic of the children Of st. Patrick $
church Sunday school takes place to-
morrow at James Park, and promises
to be one Of the most enjoyable tetes Of
the season. A large number of persons
will be in attendance from South Mem
phis, and enjoy themselves by mingling
in or observing the amusement of the
little ones.
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GENTLEMEN, TAKE NorrcEl-We offer
this week British halfhose at 81 so per
dozen, worth Sc; all-linen handker-
chiefs, 81 per Dozen worth Sc; under
shirts and drawers Of all descriptions
very cheap at Kraus', 2ls Main, corner
of Adams. III
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HOTEL THEA negro named Harry
Lexacom was arrested this morning on q
warrant issued by Squire Norton charg
ing him with having stolen from the
Southern Hotel $50 in United States
currency, silver watch worth $50. and
two knives, the property of Mr.. NJ. Nc
Lear. Harry will be apt to find close
quarters in the county Jail.
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SECURING is destruction to the clothes.
The only place in Memphis where gen
tlemen's wear are cleaned lcithoWt seour-
ing, and by superior process, is at the
Memphis Steam Dyeing establishment Of
B. A. Hollenberg, 262 Second street.
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To CITY and Country Merchants.

Having determined 10 discontinue the
dry goods business. we are offering orr
stock Of dry goods, boots. shoes and
notions at net cash prices, payable No
rember !, 1870. This inducement IS
worthy your attention, as our stock is yet
complete. Special inducements given
to any one wishing to buy stock and
stand. J. q. Loewenstine 4 Bros. No
23l Main street. Clay Building. Remem-
beF the number. Ii-eod1
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The Jones estate. subdivided into
5. 9, and 10 acre lots, will be sold
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
Omnibuses will leave the auction
rooms of w. II. PassmOre a. Co., 2SI
second street, at haIf-past nine.
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WE notice that the store of Newton
Ford 4 Co., is closed this morning on
account of the death of Mrs. Bonner,
the mother of Col W. F. Taylor, and
sister of Newton Ford.
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BILLY EMERSON = This disciple OF
Menus and worshipper Of Terpsichore
will give one of his delightful entertain
ments at our coy theater on Wednesday
avanino
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ONLY DozEN.-There are only a
dozen magistrates in this city transact
ing business without authority Consid-
ering the times, the number is quite
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OK THE BLUFF Charley White with
his excellent burlesque troupe will per
form on the bluff tonight The canvas,
we venture to say, will be crowded
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LAcEs beautifully cleaned, and lace
nantes stihened at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment of B. A. Hollen-
berg, 262 Second street.
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FIGHTs.-There were eight fights in
this city between six o'clock on Satur-
day evening and twelve o'clock on Sun
day night. The Radical defeat and bad
whisky stirred up little bad blood.
Some of the combatants are, badly
bruised and one young fellow is ex-
pected to die of his wounds.
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PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded
by experienced pharmacists at all hours,
night or day, at H. H. Hampson 5, lO7
Beal street, where all articles appertain-
ing to frst-class drugstore can be
found 81
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PosTPoxED. The fair of the Shelby
County Agricultural, Mechanical and
Horticultural Society has been post
poned until fall
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THIRrY-slx.-There were thirty-six
cases on the police dockets this morning,
the majority of them for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.
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New York Money Market.

By s. p. and A. Telegraph r-n
NEw YORK. May 30. l0:25 a.m.-Govern-
ments dull but steady. Sterling exchange is
very steady at lO9ss. Paid for carrying gold,
8 per cent. Money easy. Tennessee bonds.
old. COZ; new, 5G5s. The several boards adj
jonrn at II o'clock, this being the day fixed
for the decoration of graveegf Federal sol
diere
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HoUsEKEEPEKs find DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder better than soda, salera-
tus, or cream of tartar, for buscuits and
cakes of all kinds SO
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This evening at five o'clock the
sale takes place of the Alabama and
Exchange streets lots. No better
title TO be found than these lots
possess. w. II. PASSMORE a. CO.,
AuctiOneers.
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New YORK cotton Market.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

By S. P. and A. Telegraph
LIVERPOOL. May 80. 2 p.m.-The cotton mar
ket is quiet Estimated sales fer to-day, TO-
900 bales.
Middling Uplands, 1G4@l05s
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ALABAMA AND EXCHANGE SITS.
The title 10 the property advertised
for sale this evening at five o'clock
ON the above streets. has been per-
feefed beyond caviI.
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WILLIAM G. BYRD,
SUCCESSOR TO -
Merriman, Byrd & Co.,
275 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS.
New and Rich Coral Goods.

LARGE lot children's hose ten cents a
pair, worth twenty, at Kraus', 2ls Main,
corner of Adams 1T
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/" Barrett's !" stands anapproaehed.

The adoption of part OF the Jones
estate for the cultivation of grapes
Il unsurpassed in the county OF
shelby. Attend the sale to-morroW
morning. By faking an omnibus NJ
W. IA. Pnssmore q Co.'S NJ half past
nine,
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SERENADE.-We return our thanks to
Charley White and his minstrels for
lively serenade.
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INTERNATIONAL Picnic, This day week
will be Whit-Monday, day of great fes-
tiyity in old England the land of merri-
ment. Here we are to have picnic in
the old style 1t Humboldt Park, at which
the most lively pastime will take place.
Remember the International picnic on
the 9Th of June. rIlffNlfF
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EASY TERMS one-rourth cash,
balance i'm one, two, three AMI four
years, are the terms OF sale for the
purchase OF any part OF the Jones
estate, TO he sold tomorrow.
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For latest styles of dress-making call
at Miss Quinlan's, corner Main and JEFF
ferson streets. 10
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Personal. Capt Sam I. Taylor has
returned from business tour to Nash
vile.
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APoPLExY.-A negress died of apo
plexy in the old brick church in North
Memphis yesterday. 49, |rf .fH
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For Arkansas River.

For Helena, Friar's Point. Mouth of White
river, Pine Bluff, Little Rock, and making
connections for Hot Springs and Fort Smith.
W. A. CALDWELL, Capt. Clay Rice,
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE xU~
w on MONDAY. the Goth -EEls--eaesa==szzaSS
inst. at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
w. Ii. KENNEDAY, Agent.
IS No, Madison street, Stanton Block.
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We offer job lot of ladies hose this
week at 81 per dozen, worth Sc, at
Kraus', 2lS Main, corner of Adams. ut
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Ice cold soda and mineral waters on
draught at H. H. Hampson's, lO7 Beal
street 81
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For Little Rock.


CLERKS: B. W. WILLIAMS, CHAs. SHARPE.
THIS FINE PASSENGER dr.
i packet leaves Memphis lr-sse'si IL
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. at PM,
for DuvalPs Bluff, connecting with special
trains for Little Rock Returning, leaves
DuyalPs Bluff WEDNESDAY and SATlTR-
DAY. at pm. TIMETo LITTLE Rock. THIRTY
Hours.
JAS. t. BOURNE & CO., Ag'ts,
No. 10 Jefferson street.
CLARENCE HALL, Passenger Agents.
DAVID HUKILL, No. 10 Promenade st.
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FoR SALEl FoR SALE - City and
County Scrip and Tennessee money, al
City Bank, No. 9 Madison street, in sums
to suit lotN'It 1851
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MEETING. meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce takes place this afternoon.
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No more handsome suburban
place i'm the county of shelby than
the Jones estate, TO be sold to-mor
row I'm 5, o, z and 10 acre lots.
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Mule GoSE. Some thief stole mule
from p. Mulary on Saturday night.
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NEW PorAToEs. Conway & Co.'S,
1863 Main street. 0o All
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The lots ON Alabama and Ex-
change streets. rs advertised, Will
be sold this evening at ave o'clock.
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STEAM BOATS,
For White River.

Regular Memphis and White river U. s. Mail
Tuesday Paeket-For Helena, Indian Bay.
Arc, West Point, Searcy, Augusta and Jack
sonport. connecting at Duval's Bluff with
train for Little Rock.
LEGAL TENDER, Capt. J. d. Elliott.
+ EAyEs AS ABOVE ON xT~@
IL TUESDAY, 3lst inst. at E -2s9l.---.-.--l
pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
ELLIOTT d MILLER, Agents.
~ Promenade street, opposite Landing
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FAsr colored prints this week at loo.
per yard at Kraus, 2ls Main, corner of
Adams. TT
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MosoUITo MEETINGS very cheap this
week at Kraus, 2ls Main, corner Of
Adams. M
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The lots on Alabama and Ex-
change streets. as advertised. will
be sold this evening "a i've o'clock.
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straw Mattings at 4. Fegan's. ESQ
second street. T0-sl
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Monday Evening, May 80, 1870.
SEE rcURTH PAGE FOR LOCAL NEWS
Meteo Biological observations,
,s reported to us by Prof. j. d. STEWART

PIrrsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown Il Jones, office zez MAN
street, Bethel Block. !
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PuNFs for bored wells BY Browne a
Browne, Al Madison street SGT
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BARGAINS in dress goods this week at
Kraus', 2lS Main, corner of Adams. III
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SOFA water, blue lick, Kissengen' Self
ger, Vichey, and other mineral waters
at H. H. Hampson's, lO7 Beal ST. 81
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ASSESS oRs OF SHELBY COUNTY.-We
have at this Office an excellent form OF
blank Can furnish them cheaper than
anv other hon Sc.
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IT you want good old Megibben
whisky. go 60 3z6 Second street.
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n yen want good old Megibben
whisky. 70 90 2ze second street.
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Cry LICENSE AND TAxEs.-City Scrip,
in sums to suit for licenses and taxes, at
City Bank, No. 9 Madison street. ll6-t
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County SCRIP COUNTY ScRIPl-ln
sums to suit taxpayers at Clty BANK,
No. 9 Madison street. Id F7llol
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BARGAINS this week in Irish linens
table linens, towels and napkins at
Kraus'. 2ls Main, corner Of Adams. Hr
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Memphis & Arkansas River P'k't Co.

The entirely new and elegant passenger packe
built expressly for the trade)
r. p. WALT, = Capt. j. WOOdbnrn,
w every SATURDAY for all -l-z-Szzs is5t,
points on White river through to JacksOnpOrt;
also to West Point and Searcy, on Little Red
river. Connecting at Duyall's Bluff with rail-
road for Little Rock and Hot Springs. Con-
Meeting at Jacksonport with steamer Bates
vile for Pocahontas and intermediate points
on Black river, and with steamer Argos for
Batesville.
For freight or passage apply on board. or at
the Company's Office, No. Madison street,
Stanton Block.
46-t W. ii. KENNEDAY, Agent.
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Read " Nasty on Barretts.'
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New HONEY, very ine the first of the
season; also, full line of family groce-
ries of the VERY BEST at }. pevoto's,
corner of Third and Adams. DIT
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VANS, collarettes, silk bows, sash RIB
hons and embroideries very cheap this
week at Kraus'. 2ls Main, corner of
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IF you want good old Megfbbei
whisky, go TO 278 Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-30

FINE toilet articles and imported per-
fumes at II. H. Hampson's, l07 Beal
street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-30

HArs leaned and dyed. ssl VAN s.. !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-30

STRAWBERRIES received every day.
CoNAwAY q Co.,
6l-t 1863 Main, bet. Union and Gayoso