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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05
Chicago Market.

By TeIezraphl CHICAGO, Nov. 4.
xCHANGE-Uncnanged
ruUUu-Dutt and u shade lower. extra
superfine spring 81 l0@5 80.
WHEAT-Demand active and prices adj
vanced 21@d3c: No. 2 Chicago spring $500
97e: this afternoon irregular; active but
lower with sales at e615.
CORN Demand active and prices sd-
SIC.
0ATs-Demand fair and prices advanced
to 1884,
RYE-Steady; No. . 67c.
BARLEY-Opened firm cut closed du.l at
HIG awINEs Firm but steady at Sic in
d Ess PoRK-S2la24 for old and new,
cash, and $40 so for December.
LARD-IlS1@I31S.
HppS-DulI
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Mem York Dry Goods Harket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 4.
DFy Goods market remains quiet and
somewhat depressed for many styles of
Cotton Fabrics which are now selling at
low figures. PeppeTei S / Brown Sheet
1ngs reduced TO 25c by jObbers: do 8. 4 d o SOC:
90 q, i0-4 do 35c; Pepperel . lo1zc Nashau
Dwight x &c; do u l0c; dc u lie: Clarks
standard 12Zcs ~AmOskeaE ~ lie: Social i,
Bleached 1l1zc; Pepperel 81 do soc: do "a
do Soc; do 1914 do 4Oc; Great Falls 1910;
do NJ ll1sc; do A 125zc; Fruit of the Loom
lie; do 81 inch 131zc: Pacific Mills Percales
221zci do Armures plain and gIacs I9c: do
imperial Reps ali styles 221Sc, which is
very low: DO Roobnix Cloth 271Sc: do
Serges printed plaid Zoe; and Annetenes
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05

PIC0LILI.

ANTHONY. of the Greenville (Ky.)
Republican, is in the city
The range of the thermometer for
yesterday was 4Go at z AN, ZOE az
noon. and $50 at 6 Pm.
Mn. GEORGE STocKwELL, who. af-
ter partially recovering from an at
tack of intermittent fever. suffered q
relapse, is now able TO ride out again.
THE first shipment of imported
goods were placed in the new bonded
warehouse yesterday shipment of
queensware for Messrs. Mark Warren
& Co.
THE novel light that illuminated
First Street, in front Of the Opera
House, last night. was the burner to
one of SpaDg's gas stoves placed be-
fore a reflector.
The driver Of milk wagon, said
to friend that rain was sadly needed,
as his employers oistern was empty.
and they had to haul the water so far
- - .--4o. Tho --s:lI-
TICKETS to Gov. Foote'S lecture
can be had at the Library Rooms, at
S. I'll. S. Cooks. on Main Street, at
John Wymond's, and at the house Of
Roach and Torain. on First Street.
Mr.. N. G.. THoM. who superin-
tended the completion Of the monitor
Teeumseh at this port, during the war,
paid the city flying visit yesterday.
He was the guest of S. Sorenson, Esq !,
County Clerk.
MOTHER" said an ambitious
school boy yesterday. IN the smart
est boy in my class" How do you
know you are. Sonny" asked Ma.
Because the teacher tod the rest of
'em at they was bigger fools a me-"
IF the weather is favorable there
will be game OF base ball on the
Evansville Grounds to day. where a
match game with the o. X. 5 is prob
able. The wagon will start at half
past one in the afternoon. which those
who wish to participate will please
bear in mind.
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Memphis Market.


By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Nov.
CoTToN-Firmer and excited at l5e. re-.
celPts zs-5 bales; exports ISL; receipts
Tor the week 1851: exports IS 82j. total a
eeipts 60,9i6: stock y So
FLoUR-U n changed
CoRN-65d zoe.
OATS-4794Sc.
HAY-ChOice S2202
BRAN-Steady at S2l
PORE-Sz7 90.
LARG-Kegs 1S1SaIsc
MEATS-Scarce and firm.
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DJ ASASsAoPh.t NEW IOkks NOV. 4.
MoNEY-Market easy at sac per cent
STERLIEG-tluieta and firm at 91SQ9I<
GcLD-Firmer under covering Of short
and closed at ll01s0llO15. borrowing rates
nat. Clearances <67, CUU,O00. The shipments
OF treasury to morrow. exclusive OF $780,
900 IN Mexican silver in transit from Vera
Cruz, Will. according to engagements thus
far, not exceed SI50,g00.
MISUNDERSTANDING
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05

one Of Dir. Van Riper's special police
at the last election. who showed his
hatred of tho colored people at the
Fifth Precinct polls, was fined IS %
for an assault upon }. G. Sohweizer
of the Main Street Exchange.
Work FOR To-DAY.-Justice Me-
Ternan has nice little neighborhood
souabble to settle for some discordant
spirits to day, and Justice Walker has
to try the merits of a surety of the
peace" action. and provoke" of a
very provoking character.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending November 4th,
ga appears by the County Auditors Re-
cords:
G.. +. Gebing and wife to VIM. Eiimer- Is
feet of the east side of the northwest mar
ter of the north west quarter and west de
of the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section 3, Township 7, north OF
range 10, for So.
mel Williams. Lot Il, Block 4, ElIiott's En-
. IL ii. Hoge and wife to ]. E. aoge. Lot
%, Block 4. Shanklin's Enlargement, for
James b. Rucher. Commissioner. to VIM.
Alexander, part OF Block ZIG, Lamasco. 75x
1ohn and Elizabeth Bumb to susannah
Deufsch, the north half OF the northwest
Quarter. sec. 10 \ 6. range II west. Township
s and 20 acres, section =, same Township,
Henry KofLe TO Henry DreWes, the NORTH
asSt 20 acres of ths north half of the north
east quarter Of section q Township 6. south
Am SkeeIs to Miranda Lyon, the south
half of the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section 90, Township 8,
Mary E. Becker and others TO A. Hoing
and III. Mucie, the undivided three fourths
south Of range 10, west, Vincdnnes Land
District, for $3.50.
Adam Hahn and wife to Adam Hufna-
gel, the south west quarter Of the north
east quarter of section 6, Tow nship 7, south
of range IL, west, 40 acres, for $500.
Sarah G. and A. I. Whittlesey, to Henry
Stockholm, Lot q, Block .. Northeast En-
Henry Ayres and wife to w. II. IL. Maris,
Lots 4, 2 and 5. Block p, Eastern Enlarge
HeideIbsch s. Elsas TO Charles schim-
mel. Let 50, Block 50, Heiislbach & E.sas'
Enlargement, for SIS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
Nov 4, 1870;
Seraf1n Wolf and Msgdalene Lemmlngy.
VIM bingham and CathaTins Frazer.
Fred. Themes and Louisa Oberbeck.
Frank Shira and Caroline Fehlsing.
Henry T. Straub and Margaret Se'Zer.
Harrison Brown and NIna Mason.
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JAMES Ii. LUCAS. ESQ.
JAMES III. BRITTON,
Pres. Natl Bank of Missouri.
MAJ. HENRY s. TURNER,
ADAMANTINE JOHNSON,
or -. johnson e. Co.
HENRY HITCHCOCK. ESQ
Attorney at Law.
JAMES TRABUE,
OF Trab1e, Davis x Co,
Louisville, KY
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05

The DE SOTO MUTUAL proposes to lend an the pre-
m1ums taken n this place TO parties who
are insured in that Company.
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OFFICFRa.


WILLIAM DALLENTfNEs
VIM. II. EURR,
Pres. st. Louis Natl Bank
JOHN r. LIONBERGER.
Pres. Third National Bank,
ANDREW MAXWELL,
or Maxwell n Patterson.
ISAAC CALDWELL, ESQ,
LouiBViile, Ky,
r. A. ROBINSON.
Off. A. RoDingon a Co, Louisville Ky
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sew YORK cold and STOCK A4skst,

FRE.GHTs-To LivefpooI driiiet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-19

Every person who furnishes oysters or
other refreshments, as they may be
called for, including only such as have
licensed retail shops, In addition to
their retail license for liquors, per
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Oa- TeIsgraphie DisPGtehes are from
abe Americaa Press Association, Vfd The
s. P. AID 4. Telegraph ComPGRy.
MCFARLAND TRIAL.
ScathlHg Speech against Mrs. Mcfarland
by Mr. Graham.

NEW YORK, April 18.-The Nc
Farland trial was continued. The
courtroom was not crowded on ac-
count Of the unfavorable weather.
The prisoner is looking pale, as If in
bad health. The evidence taken was
principally repetition of the former
relative to private notes taken by an
amanuensis at the dictatiOn of Rich
ardsOn. Mr.. Graham delivered a
scathing and eloquent speech against
Mrs. Mcfarland and her friends,
charging them with hurrying Rich
ards0n to his grave for the purpose Of
obtaining his money. Mrs. Mctar-
land, who left her husband for Rich
ardsOn's money; did not care for the
latter, except his money; intended to
prove that death did not result from
a hostile wound; said the AstOr House
marriage was a scenic ceremony.
Mrs. Davis, where the prisoner
lived, testified that she saw Richard
son in Mrs. McFarland's room three
times during the absence Of McFar-
land.
More witnesses were examined to-
day.
Whltlow Reid, editor of the 7ri5-
une, was examined, from whom no
thing of Importance was ELECTED.
The court adjourned at four pm.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

LOUISVILLE, April lS.-Four per-
sons, named Heydaker, were poisoned
to death in Ballard county last week,
by eating pork in which there was
trichina.
A German, who says he Is news
paper man nom st. Louis, fell into the
river to-day, just above the falls, and
was carried down a distance Of a mile,
where he was rescued, much bruised
by striking against.the rocks. His es-
cape from death is considered mirac-
ulOus.
CINCINNATI, April 1S.-A boy at
play on the banisters in tenement
building corner Sycamore and Third
streets this noon, fell to the lower floor,
five stories, and was instantly killed.
TOLEDO, O., April l8.-Engine so,
of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern road, exploded her boiler
last night. Had just arrived up, and
taken from the house; engineer and
fiTemen not yet on her. The night
watchmaa yes slightly Injured; en-
gine a complete wreck.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The po-Nothlnu char,9 Of the lsglsla
tBrs---Publie Business Neglected
for Private iHterests.

F,ou the Columbus Miss Democrat
The LEGISLATURE has passed no law
of general interest as yet. Its action
seems TO have been confined TO grant
inc charters and petitions, and organ
izing new counties. About three
fonrfhs of its time has been consumed
In sDeech making. Bills for organ
wing the judiciary OF the State-the
SuDTeme Court, Circuit Court, County
Conris and Chancery Courts, etc
Which should really have come first In
.ordar and which should have been
disnosed of without unnecessary de-
law have long ago been introduced,
INF DostDoped time and again. ana
now there Is little prospect that any, any
thing definite in respect to them VIII
be done for weeks to come. obviously
the paramount duty OF the LeglsiS-
ture is to reOrganize the State. re
supposed this reorganization wonid DC
in conformity TO black Republican
ideas. and exclusively in the interests
of the black Republican party, but at
the same time we expected II would
be accomplished without a delay that
would involve injury to the interests
,f the people. We need some sort OF
Law. some sort of legal tribunal TO
Dunisii crime and determine the rights
~ citizens. The best we can hope for
g. a miserablS substitute for what we
onea nossessed, but still even that is
6-tteF than nothing. And as we are
compelled to have 1t at some time, the
sooner it is given 10 Us the better
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DIED..

BALTIMORE, April ls.-Cotton Is quiet and
steady; Niddlings, 2s4O. sales 100 bales
Receipts PIG. stock on hand 4O49
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NUETZEL-On Monday "A pril Is, at l O'Clock
pm, LORENz NUETzEL, In the 5lst year of
his age.
The friends OF himself an1 family are re-
specifically invited to attend the funeral,
Tuesday, April y, at two o'clock pm, at his
residence, No. % South street, between Main
and Causey.
Cincinnati and Louisville German papers
nj a0nu
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The RscshstrsstIsH COMMITTEES on TeHnes-
see kfalrs.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The Re.
construction Committee will meet to-
morrow for the consideration Of the
condition Of affairs In Tennessee. 1t
Il understood TO be general agree
ment between the members OF the
Committee that no vote will be taksn
until after the S enate has disposed OF
the Georgia question, which viii be
voted on at 9 pm. tomorrow,
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Every Life, Fire. Marine. Accident or
other Insurance Company, not char
tered By the State OF Teunesse. having
an ONCE or agent or taking risks IN
the city Of Mem pdis, one per centupou
the premiums charged &C such Ofdce
or agency, or upon the risks so taken.
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MARKETS.
LBY GRAPH


New York. y 81
NEW YoHK, April ls.-- Flour nrm and In
| fair demand; sales 800 barrels at 81 s6g6 for
| superfin State; 81 45ss4 50 for superfne west
| ern; 81 1904 IS for Ohio.
Grain-Wheat active aud better; sales 8, 900
bushels. Oats firmer; sales 6g. .000 bushels, at
| 5l0n3c for western; 6S9s68h{c for Ohio.
Provisions Pork heavy and lower; sales
s75 bbls al 81 62G27 IS; mess s2i922 for prime
| Balance Of the list steady and unchanged.
Money-Nnney is very easy. Exchange Is
stronger at "a for 90 days, sts for sight Gold
strong az IS5ssls54; Union Pacific 42g42hi In
come Sz1zas3; Land Grants 73g7SH; First
Mortgage So GS47z; Central Sl1z9g9lS4- South
era securities qliet and strong. Govera-
Gotten quiet and without decided change;
sales 500 bales at 2s1sc tor Low Aiddlings-
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April ls.--Flour Is dull end
unchanged; superfine 81 .; Xxx 81 70; xxx
s. y.
Grain-Corn nrm at 81 Is. Oats 6aas5c.
hay quiet at 81. Bran duh and nominal at
Provisions-Mess Pork nrmer at $50 25. Ba-
con shoulders l2tSdlS4c; clear rib lo1zSl51Se;
Gear sides ~ Gl49<c. Lard l519es l5c.
eTiesLsqgaT; common s59zgse prime
totton-MOderaJe demand and prices arm;
Middlings PIC, sales 20 bales; receipts 5S33;
exoOrts to New York 2zSi TO Boston ~; stock
on hand l55,3E.
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, April ls.-Cotton unchanged
FIo1r-Msrket active; Extra family S..
Grain-Wheat 81 05GSl - for ed and white
Corn a0967c ip bulki9Sc9sI in sack. Oats 65e
Groceries-sugar. New Orleans prime. l2c.
PrOvisionS-Tne market IS quiet and nrm;
Mess PORK 50. Bacon shoulders l219ci clear
rio l6ci clear sides l5S4c BULK Meats-snoOl"
ders ll54c; clear rib i5ci clear sides l51e
Lard Ia tiATces I6c. Hams, sugarcursd, ls19c
Hhisky-raE quiet AZ s7c.
frsa ~
Leaf Tobacco quiet and steady; sales of ISO
hhds ~ 81 s0,9l4.
Cincinnati. v
CTNCISSATI, April 1s.-ProVtsions- Mess
pork Is quiet. Lard l574c, Meats inAStivei
saies OF 700 pieces bulk shoulders I09sc.
Flour steady at 81 s0S5 for medium.
Gran-W heat-sales OF 1850 bushels red at
81 Osssl IL; No. spring 9oc. Corn active with
ing ct 81 eSSc- Oats arm; sales Of 700 bushels
WHISKY hrm; sales 800 bbIs, at CSC.
Cotton steady and inactive.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. ApriI B.-Whfsky 81 OIaI o.
GrRin-Wheat, TgGS2c, seller to deliver IN
June. Corn SOC bid, seller 70 deliver in May.
Oats 445zc.
shoulders lo54c; rough sides ls1s9Bs4e; short
Ksceip.s Of wheat l5. 900 bushels; corn 100
bushels. shipments Of wheat 1900 bushels;
corn % coo; oats -. 700.
ST. laHis.
ST. LOUIS, April ls.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed.
Grain-Wheat 81 O39l o. for No. 2 red fall.
Corn weak al &c. Oats dull at 5SS56c Rye
steady. u.
Whisky quiet at 81 90 WV
PrOvisiOns-Pork, S2S 81 Nsrg rePacked; s9
tor original.
Charleston
CHARLESTON, April northumberland
fair and prices Arm; Middlings, 2I1zc; sales
200 bales; receipts l2i bales; cOastwisS 407
bales; stock on hand l. 090 bales.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, April ls-Cotton Is quiet and
steady; Ntddlings. 2-s4O sales 100 bales.
Receipts 2l6. stock on hand, 4O4y
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SECTION 81.

Every keeper Of a soda-fount, per an
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The Doctor can be consulted personally, OF
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining 70 his
Specially, and all other Diseases, not reqatr-
ing his attention outside OF his ofiee.
s%A seperate Ofice for Ladies. -
once hours from O'Clock am, 70 o'clock
pm D. s. JOHNSON, N. D.
"A
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E. A. BENSON,
~ Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
FOR RENT.

Spacious, WeIi-lIghted & Ventilated Rooms,
Situated In the very center and business
portion of the city. Equally calculated for
courtrooms, societies. or any business what
evsr: also q few PLEASANT BEDROOMS, at
reasonable rates. Apply 70
JOSEPH J. ANDREWS,
febss 81 Front Row, Upstairs.
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COPARTNERSHlP NOTICE.

n. J. HrGLEY. GEO. MELLERsH, D. N'NEAL
TETE have this day associated with us as a
w partner, DR.. ID. McMEAL; the nrm name
will be continued. We return our thanks 10
the citizens OF Memphis and surrounding
country for their liberal patronage duEip
auce OF the same for the future, guaranteeing
alyvays to furnish the best article OF Coal AZ
the lowest market rates, and 70 attend 70 al
oFrlaFa prom nfly with an aim solely % give
safiafactfOu Bl6LEY, MELLERSH a CO.
South Court and Main
Memphis, April ], ls7u aPA
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

sTEELE-The friends and aequafntsnces
Of Frank L. and Bridget Steele are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral of their
daughter, LILLY, tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock, from their residence on Fontotoe
street. near the corner of Causey.
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ME-:

FIRST DAY-ruesday, April Z.-Post stake
for all ages, two miles and repeat; subscrtp-
ton $50, PIP; the sond 20 save mis- stake
To name at the ndce Of the Secretary, on
Monday, April 76cn, AZ pm. The Club to
add $500 Closed with six subscribers.
Same Day-sweePstake for three year oldsi
dash Of q mile; sub. SIS, PIP. The Club TO add
$3.50. Closed with eight subscribers.
sECosD DAY-Wednesday. April z.-Jockey
club Purse 500; mile heats; for sll ages.
same Day-Hurdle Race. Conditions to be
announced during the week.
Third Race-Sheiby County Agreed Stake.
THIRD. DAY-Thursday, April 2s-sweep-
stakes for three year olds. mile heats; sub.
$780, half forfeit The Club TO add 500. Closed
with eight subscribers.
seine Day-Handicap Sweepstakes, for all
ages dash OF two miles; sub. $50. half forfeit,
or only SIS II declared Weights 70 be pub
within thirty days of the closing OF the stake,
The Club 70 add 500. Closed with seven sub
scribers. Three declarations,
FOURTH DAY-Frtday, April 3.-JOckey
Club Purse. $500; mile heats; for all ages; best
same y-sweepstake fer three year olds:
dash OF one mile; sub. SIS, PIP. The winner Of
Tuesdays sweepstake dash 70 carry seven
ponnds extra. The Club 70 add $50 Closed
with seven subscribers.
FIFTH DAY - Saturday,, April s0,-Greeu
stake for three year olds that have never won
previous to the closing Of this stake; mile
heats sub. s2o, PIP. The Club TO add $500.
Fifteen subscribers.
Game Dey-Jockey Club Purse 5000: heats OF
two miles for all ages
Third Race-Handicap for beaten horses for
Club purse OF $500; second to save his stake
mile and repeat; sub si1 Horses beaten once
allowed i've po1ndst those beaten twice al
loved ten pounds. To close at pm. the day
preceding race.
A purse race (but no otherl may be post
poned nom day 70 day for bad weather, or
other sufficient canse. In case postponement
Is announced the entries are on
Entries for purses 70 be made to the Secre-
tary at Overton Hotel, on the evening preced-
ing each race.
No entrance money for purses.
A walk over entities q horse 70 null amOunE
of purse J. e CHALMERS, President.
O. STONE, Secretary.
sun and Ledger copy one Week,
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For sale at retail by all respeotable dealers-
A descriptive circular giving much useful
information sent TO any address on aPpiicar
tiaa.
No watches retailed by the Company
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Every such Insurance Company, char
tered by the state OF Tennessee, hnv-
ing an Offlee or agent or taking Risks
In the city Of Aemp his, ,three-quarters
Of one per cent. upon the premium
charged al such ONCE or agency or
upon the risks 80 taken
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ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Gea'l agents,

IbK BFoadWay, NEW fuFk'
s~zsk 70 sestAs nss0 slLL-PLAzE WATCH
bearing IN. srads marx /" 4 MER IcAN WATCH
CO., c, escenf street. WolAaaaa. Mass." II d 5y
far TIE best Ft.l-plats Watch made IN he Untied
lsatss, and surpaasss oaprltae heretofore made IN
shis cOr~trV for Rasl'oav Engineers. Conduct
ers, stq. APls d4w
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THREE VALUABLE
LOTS ON MAIN STREET,

Below Beale. being Lots 2 and OF shs
Granville searcy property, 3 feet 'front.' On
west side Main by . feet depth.
These Lots are placed In our hands With
peremptory instructions 70 be sold. without
reserve and the sale affords fine OppOrtu-
niiy OF investing In valuable Memphis prop
erty.
TERAs-Half cash, and Y months, with
interest, secured by trust deed.
Rsystsr, TrezeVant & Co., AEetiOneers.
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PARTEE g. HARRERT,
COTTON FACTORS,

apis II Union street.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
T1HE delinquent list has been turned over
L TO the Court. and ali those wishing TO
save cost Of adveI tising can do so by coming
up before the lEt OF May, 1870, at which time
the citizens can see who are not paying
promptly. FELIX W. RoBERTSON,
apis City Take lectOr.
CAUTIOS-Thep public are cautioned against
- negotiating $4,000 Kansas Pacific First
Mortgage
7PER CENT BONDS,
Nos, 81, 25l0 10 1850 inclusive 1901 to 600 IN
elusive. The Bonds having been obtained by
fraud, payment has been stopped.
DABNEY, MORGAN & Co,
So Exchange Place.
New York, April L, lS7l ap0
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PRIVILEGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE to nx ths rates Of taxation
of taxable privileges.
Be d ordained By the General Council Of he
CItV Of Memphis, That the following tax shall
be levied and collected for city purposes for
the exercise within the city OF Memphis of
the several branches OF business hereinafter
designated which said tax shall, without ex-
ceptiOn, be payable in advance, unless other
wise herein specified:
SECTION l.
Every auetioneer or firm Of auction
eers doing business at one place only.
per annum $50 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL conYocation OF Penn 9
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held this tTUESDAIl evening, 18Th ~
inst. at o'clock for work in the P. NJ. NJ.
and 81 L. N NJ. degrees.
All P. N MS and N. E. n. Ms are frater-
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