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MASONIC DIRECTORY
LODGES. "
SOUTH MEEPHIB, NO. s-meets I'd Friday 40
each mOutb-Eau cor. Madison and Second
W, g. M6ttheWs, ". NJ Ben. K Pulen
Sec.
AEGEROEA, No 6s-meets LIST Monday IN ev,
cry month, at Odd-F ell Ows Han, Corner
Court and Main. CsA. Carroll W.A.s job
Esamish. Secretary.
EaELLAS SCOTT. NJ. LIST Friday OF each
m0Utn-Hau corner Madison and Second
d. ID Higbee, W.M.: 81. 8 Judah, Sec.
DE50UO. No. Sd Friday OF each
mDuth-odd-FeloWs' Hall r. c. William
son, ". NJ r v. Shelton, Sec.
KLHEEuG- No 4lh Friday Of
eaeh m0uth-aU South Memphis Hail. cor
uer o. Madison EUd Second W. b.
RchHFdst, W. n; Louis CEEpski, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
FEUE CHAPrEEr No. &-meat ID Monday OF
each mUuth-dl-EeluWs' Han. A. D..
wheeler, d. 4. p C. q. Locke. Sec.
MEEFHLs CHATTER No. -m az q
e VS. Hail, sd Monday OF each month.
henry LYNN n. & H Pei Ben. x PuIleu,
AND EM.
EUEEEA COuECIL- No. -meets 81 HOuIay OF
each month-Odd-FelOWs Hall. I'D. b. FOrs-
IeT, IN. III; CH, Myers, Rec,
TEMPLAEs.
DTrENE COEMANDEETr No. HMeets 9Th Mon
Gay ~ each month. Geo. Mellersh. Conn.,.
"a. j. Barchus, Rec.
rarvaEY CHAPTER or R0sE CRorN. 18th. No.
n Charles ~. Adams, sd NJ. w. h T..
Tun1llusuu.2 "a. Sec.
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|HlNSON & MAYES,
DENTISTS. 233 EAlN STREET

A RE Plugging Teeth for Cash nom one to
"a three dollars each cavity Of decay, and
DEFY competition in all dental operations,
Nitrous Oxide gas given free. Call at 83 Main
gHraaf unu1T
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HANING vastly increased their facilities
i'll for manufacture, the Mesou and Hamlln
organ Compauy are now enabled 70 Oner
thsir well EnoWn Organs, which are the ac-
EnUWleaEed standard OF excellence among
Enstruments OF the class. e. prices Of infsriOT
work. they print their lowest prices, which
A.. therefore. alike % an, invariable. The
roIIDWlng are Illustrations
~FuuF-OctaEe s1g
The same, Double ed.-----...---.-- Is
Five-Octage Organs, with ITsmulaut,
Carved and OFnameuted----4-------..s lJ
me same, Double Reed, with Five stops 10
eorLv other styles up to.---s.a---------s luJO
Afffu solid ElscE Walnut. All the Organs
made BY this Company ere thoroughly nrst-
rIaea III every respect. They Vii not make
The so-called cheap Organs al any price. The
comparative guPerl0rlLy Of their Instruments
"a nov greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who VII carefully examine
md compare FAUST perceive
Wiusfratsd Catalogue, with Wood Cuts
P~hotozraphs Of the different STYLES, full
~ -mEHon aud lowest prices also, Testl-
4 Circular VIII be sent free 20 any ad-
SS5iSSng e. HAHLIH ORGAN CO.
ssrsrotNass 5sS Broadway New York
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EDAE D8Z
No. &3d, ~. Rim the First CLsuaar 1rurl
OF shelby county. Tsnuessee-Iolu Cul-
nlngham VS.. Mary Cunningham.
ID virtue OF an iuterIOculDry decree f1r
Id sale entered i'm the above cause. l1-
1871. VIII sell nc public auction r0 tlc llsl-
Tenn On
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COTTON.

The market was sctive and prices higher
on an grades; the advance anticipated by
sellers yesterday, came to-day in the
second dispatch, the prices en- all grades
going up &c in New York, and was
closely followed here Bnyers were in
the market all day, but could ind but
small offerings that were desirable. Sales
were 400 bsles,Of which amount One buy
or on eastern account took nearly One-hslf,
including $50 bales syersgs Strict Or6i-
nary at l5c. O-hsr purchases reported
were 10 Good Ordinary a. l51zc; so aver
sg5 Ordinary a. 1870; % Strict Good Or
binary. Ice; . Ordinary, 14c; is Strict
Low MidGling, I61zc; 81 do, l6Hc; 4 Mid
ding, lie; 6dO, l7Hc and other pickup
lots. Receipts were SOP bales. Exports,
467. Stock, 1880.
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TRUSTEE SALE,

DUESUANT to a Deed of Trust executed by
Z Milton A Kerr to William Il. Martin. on
the LIST day Of June 1865, and registered fntne
Registers Onice OF shelby county in Book
No g. pages ~, 423 and 42i; u by virtue oil
decree entered IN "a entitled Hugh Tor
rance vs.. Mary A. Martin ct al, 4929. ID. u. D..
lee in the place OF ". II. Martin. dsceased.
L will, on
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Probate COurt sac of Land.

Winifred wallace, admx, Petition for the
vs.. sale of land to
Elizabeth wallace ct ais. pay debts.
TTNDEB and by virtue Of a decree Of sale
" made in the above cause, at the present
OMay) Term, 1871, of the Probate Court Of
Shelby county. Tennessee, I will proceed to
sell a. public auction, TO the highest andbest
street, in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on
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LrTTLE ROCK ASD FORT SIXTH RAILROAD.
MauTraln leaves Argenta Opposite Little
Rock at 200 an.
Returning. lsaves Louisburg at ESQ pm.
arriving 81 Little Rock a. 4 pm.
ID. ". c. BROWN, Gent Bup'L
LORLNG p. RICHARDSON, q. IA.
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NWANHEP.

4 SITUATION as salesman in a wholesale
"a OF retail house, dry goods or boots and
shoes preferred, by a middle aged man who
the country adjacent to Memhhis. Refer
euces exchanged, For further particulars
address, 81 &. o. at 20I Main street. jEl
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g AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD

Mississippi AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
AREIvEs: LEAVEs:
New Orleans Mall, daily 900 pm. l:lQ pm.
Express, daily--..-- sou am 40 pm.
Freight, daily e~ZceptSun-
Depot at foot OF Main street. Ticket once,
kMain street, door north Of Jefferson
JAS. NONGE, Gent Bupt
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rlaT NOIsELEss,

a-orroN. LOCK STITCH, Straight
a5a sewing Machine Is co1-
e5 |er6Inee buf sex
h1 re uNd y AenH Wanted
4EE Hla KRAIAh q CO.
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TRUSTEE SALE,

ID Y virtue Of the terms and provisions Of q
ID deed OF trust, executed 70 me by William
O. Lewis and a. b.. Lewis, on the 3D. day or
May, 1853, recorded ia the Registers ofice. Of
shelby county Tennessee, i'm book No. d OF
chatUel mortgages, pages 81, $50 and 63. to
secure the payment or certain Indebtedness
Llereln menLLoued. / viii. on
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Ak P.M Memphis & Louisville RAN Pm.
~: r. All points North and 230
DsD asA East Twice dauy-.- $50 8=A
Memphis & Louisville R.
.n& R-WRy mails..----.--- 2sJ
Memphis g. Charleston r.
r. An cities East q South
$50 and way malEs----.-.s...ss L4.5
Miss. 8 Tenn. h. r. All
lls5ycltles south and way mail. 23
Memphis & Little Rock R.
iz GO r, daily except Sundays 500
Mississippi river to Hels-
500 ma and Friar's P0int,dafly f0s0o
Mss. riYer 20 Nicksburg
#~tri-weeELy, On Mondays,
500 Thursdays and s~aturdsys 500
Miss. river 70 81 Louis
|semi-Weekly, on Mondays
$500 and Thursdays -a-......-. 500
White river semt-WeeEly|
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mondays and Fridays. 500
Arkansas river, tri-Week-'
ly. Mondays, Wednesdays
6Nl and ssl
Memphis e Marion Ark.
.Ct-weekly, on Mondays,
6aGf wednesdays and Fridays l0:Q0
Memphis 70 Cuba, Tenn.
IED weekly, EriGay--- 1850
Memphis 70 Byhalia and
Olive Branch. Miss. semi.
500 weekly, Tues a Fridsys- SIS
!. DELOACH. Postmaster
a. n. BENTON Superintendent OF Nails
and Distribution.
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With several new, very valuable Inventions,
and with chnic I'm Improvements IN the inn
plBMents Wishes to connect with a house In
TINS line. ADDRESS, b. Goernsr, Esq SO
East 18th street, New York City. mH
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ms SaIa.

DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed 70 me
~ by O.. A. CROate, on the 18th day OF April.
1863 for the purpose of securing certain notes
In said deed recit8d-Whlch deed is of record
IN the REGISTERS omcsO Of Shelby county, Ten
nes5ee. in OooE VOL, pages 483. Ell wiz. on
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~ Jay sHssss
Imports.


NEw YORK, June 3, 10 am Cotton
market opens steady. Sales st all United
States ports yesterday, 5l25 bales; receipts
$40 bales; here, 547 bales. Ordinary, l3Ac;
Good Ordinary, 15Hc; Low MiddlIng.
lie; Middling, I73sc; Good sMiddling,
LsKc.
L:45 motion firm and higher; sales
on spot 1850 bales; futures, 600 bales,
Ordinary, I4c; Good Ordinary, l61sc; Low
Mid1linR, 17Lc; Middling, l8c; Good Mid
ding, 1870.
] pm. Cotton market strong. Sales,
on sDOt.220O bales; futures, lLOO0=June,
ITM0I7S9I7 9-16c; July, I7h0l7%9
l7Z8lSc; September, l75sc.
Zp.m-COGton market is strong Sales
TO ~spiuners, 1894 bales; export 5s3 bales
speculation, 238 bales; transit, GIL bales;
contract, 1850; June, IKE; July, l7Zci
August l75zc; September, rlsc. Ordi-
nary, I4Zc; Good Ordinary, l6Lc; Low
Nuddling, HZc; Middling, 18Hc; Good
Middling, 1910.
4p.m-Cotton firm at previous prices.
ruuy wouR uvgup-rv aTnwuRrurET
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SEw YORK WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

sIU-As ND --NIa n NV N-HAl
NEW YORK, June 3, IO:45 am-GOY-
eminent bonds closed steady in New
York. Money Wa easy and sterling
steady st llO5ss The following are the
closing rates OF gold snd Government Sc
curities:
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CHANCERY SALE
RmAh DSTATE-

No. 45s, N. R-First ChsncslyC Court oFshsI1v
cOunty-LOutsa p. James vs.. Maria u.
Petit et al.
UY virtue Of an tntsrlOoutOry decree enter
~ ed in the above cause May l. 1871. II VIII
sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder.
In front Of the CLERK and Masters ONCE.
GreenlaW block, Second street, In the city of
MamnhIa. Tanna.aaa. on
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m

ing Physicians than any other tonic or stim-
ulant now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
EENTINEto for Fever and Ague, Intermittents,
B~illousness, and all disorders arising from
Miasmatic causes. They ara highly recon-
mended as an autt-dyspeptic, and in cases OF
Indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and ReCuperant, and in cases OF General De-
Dil1ty they have never in a single instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FG.
MALES, strengthening the body, invtg0rat-
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
to the whole system. The HOME BITTEB5
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic null has ever been offered to
the public 80 PLEASANT TO THE TASTE.
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents., Endorsed by the medical fra
ternity as the best known to the PharmaeO-
poaia. It costs little to give them a fair trial,
and
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RAILROADS.


NHNPHns AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Until further orders, trains VIII run daily
AEBrvEss LEAVEs:
Hrnafa7d -As0 pm. $50 am
HunferFvfUe--8s0 pm 200 an
Ferrvboat VIII leave the WharfDoat, loot OF
Union street, daily al 30a an
As LIWERMORE,
General superintendent
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RECEIVERS SALE.

nY VIRTUE of an order Of the Second
ID Chancery Court OF Shelby County, in the
case Of the First National Bank against Hud-
son and Others, and Morse q JogCelyn and
others. appointing the undersigned ReeeiV
er, 1 VIII proceed 10 sell, on the 20th day OF
June next, at No. 208 Madison street. me
Office furniture, embracing an iron safe.
desks, clocks, etc, at public auction to the
highest bidder for one-thlrd cash In hand,
one-third in three months and one-thIrd
in six months, ticking notes with approved
security for the deferred payments. Sale
between the hours of 10 and 4 O'Clock on
said Goth day OfJune 1871. / believe the title
70 said property Us good, as tho sale Is to be
made by h consent OF the parties inter
ested. PAULT JONES' Receiver.
MEMPHIS TENH.l Nay - ISL mo
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A CHEMIST with a long practical expert.
"A ence in the
CoTyEON CEEn an RErWNERv
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tuesday the 18Th day Of IuBs, A. D. 1871,

in Front Of the ONCE OF Messrs. KOrtrecht
& Graft, south Court Square, between the
hours bio o'clock am and ~ m. Of said day,
Wood.
Said lot beginning at the northwest corner
Of Walnut and Iare street, in the city OF
Memphis, and running thence north along
the west line with Walnut street, l5 feet to a
stake; thence east az right angles with Wal.
nut street 1850 feet an alley l5 feet wide;
thence south with said alley and at right
angles with Tate street lE5 feet to the north
Line et Tate street; heucs east with the
north line OF Tate street l48H feet TO the be-
sinai OF the Municipal o OF Memphis to
the said MarklY under execution against
JOhn Mc0rath IN favor Of tue said Markly,
Said lot was purchased bys. II. Wood ofsafd
Markly, subject to redemption. Also all the
personal property of said Howell, Wood &
&c consisting iOf all their books notes and
q Junts, as per schedule rendered on day Of
- @.
s.. W. LAMBETH, Assignee.
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Charles HeidsIsDk GhamHagnea-SliieF8
and extra dry. a. LALANDH q Co, propFietora
Of the Chat LeoVille and Brown Chauteuac
Clarets. For sale by deslers. schult1e q
Miller, sole Agents ior tho United States New
York
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STOCKS BONDS IN LONDON.
LONDON, June 3, Has s.m-The clos
ing quotations of American securities in
London we're Is follows
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NAIL scHFnrLF-

MEMPHIs POsroEFuCE-Omce hours from 5
an. to pm. Sundays from to 10 an
CLOSES. Active
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LUmBER YARD & saw MILL
WANTEDI WANTEp

DoTAToEs AND APPLES,
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID.
GEORGE s. RICHARDSON & CO.,
ma No. 2 HoEad Row.
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TUESDAY,, fha 10Th Day Of luna 1871
BANKRUPT SALE
Real Is ate and Personal Property.

DY VIRTUE of an order issued by the Dis
y trict Court OF tue emitted Sta5ts for the
District of est Tennessee. ON the pan day OF
May, A.D. 1871, i'm the matter OF =. r. Wood
and j.. H. Howell, of the arm OF Howell,
Wood 81 Co.. baukrupts, i viii proceed 90 sell
for cash, to the higuert bidders. the following
real estate and personal property named be-
low. on
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COTTON IN LIVERPOOL,

LIVERPOOL, June 2, HIS am-Cotton
oners strong, sales for the day are esti-
mated al 1900 bales. Uplandss sdi Or
leans, s SID
1.96 pm.-CottOn sales 5000 bales Of
which 6OOO are on speculation. Orleans
at sea, 88I6di Uplands, Sd; Orleans
s 3-lad.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANs, June 8, 1880 a.m-Oot-
ton iirmer and held higherlbZc. Nothing
doing oWingto the rain.
2:30 p.m.-C0tton is ina demand, and
prices have advanced. MiddhDgs, l7g
~. Sales, 1900 bales.
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COTTON STATEMENT

CHAMBER or COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1871.
Stock, September I, 1870. 4,280
Reed since last statement BOZ
Received previously .... 49L,lC5-94 4O7
495.6S7
Shipped since last st'ment 467
Shipped previously-.-...- 4g0, 59O-sl, O57
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HAvING ASSOCIATED WITH US, Mr.
IA JOSEPH y. SMITH, OF n. Y. who has
made the manufacture Of clothing his bust
ness for thirty years, and who will be east all
the time. giving his personal attention to our
orders, snd the getting up Of our stock. We
are now prepared to take orders and execute
them with dispatch. We assure our friends
nothing shall be wanting OF our part in en-
deavOring to please them
Our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods are as fine and cheap as any in
America.
Es-Cau and examine for yourself a.
SAEED & BEASLEY,
26l SaiH Street. Msmphls. TsaHessss.
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Clubbing Rates

To Clubs OF two or more subscribers we
Will send our Mammoth Weekly, the largest
paper IN the EDuth-23X55 inches-for one
year, each, 81.
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Non-Rssident Hgfies,

By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy Q. &. ID.
u. s.. Avres. Sol. for ComDlt.
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rAsoSICDIRECToRY

J. DELOACH. Postmaster.
a. n. BENTON, Superintendent OF Malls
and Distribution.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-30

The BLOOD owes its red color to
minute globules which float in that
fluid, and contain, in healthy person,
large amount of iron, which gives
vitality to the blood The Peruvian
Syrup supplies the blood with this
vital element, and gives strength and
v'gor to the whole system,
EOur wills. Whoever habitually uses any
alcoholic preparations a. an appetizer" will
be likely to suffer from four evils, viz. an
overplus of food in the stomach impaired
ability to digest it, the pangs of dyspepsia and
n doctors bill. Dr. Walkers Vegetable Vine
gar Bittcrs, the great Teetotal Restorative of
the age, without over stimulating the palate or
irritating the stomach, imparts a healthful APP
petite, promotes digestion, regulates tho liver
aud bowels, purihes the blood, and thus, in
stead of entailing four evils confers four in
estimable benefits.
DR., Fiogg, Of Ciaremon, after year,
Of study and at 9rca, expense, has in.
vented a remedy called "iNHAMNG
BALM which j., taken directly into
The Lungs aud through them into the
Blood-thereby curing all diseases OF
the Blood and Lungs
DR.. Flagg is treatiag ahd curing all
diseases of the Nose, Throat aud Lungs,
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Paralysis, and all Chronic Diseases with
the luhaling Balm. 1t cures when all
other remedies fail Try it. The In
haling Balm positively cures all diseases
OF the blood.
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D / f. d

In this village, Nov Goth, Del Billings Esq,
aged SO years and months.
Funeral Friday at 2 o'clock at his late resi-
dence.
In Hartland, Nov. 9th, Mrs. Betsey Ill.,
aged So years.
In Andovcr, Nov. TO- Mrs Betscy Derby,
oged Il years, G months and Is days.
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ten aged 63 years
In Stockbridgc, Nov,,S, Mrs. Nabby Howe,
aged %,
In Moscow, ~. Y. Nov. 4, Mrs. Sar,h NJ,
RAYMOND, wife of Oramel Bennett, aged 20;
formerly OF Woodstock.
In North Chester, Nov. 1lth of lung fever,
John George, infant son and only child of
Frank j. and Nellie Kelley.
In Sherburne, Nov. 9th, Mary T., wife of A.
A. Slack, Esq, aged 26 years.
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Publisher, 366 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass.
AMERICAN HoMEs.-The December
number of this popular dollar magazine
contains several excellent illustrations,
and interesting articles or stories by
noted writer's The various depart
ments devoted to The Household,
Table Talk, Sabbath Thoughts, Phys
iology, Our Boys and Girls, Witty
Saying and Doings, Farm and Garden,
etc, etc, are filed with interesting
and appropriate matter. Chas II.
Taylor d Co., 81 Water St., Boston,
are the publishers.
MERRY's MUSEUM contents Of the
December number Merry Christmas
The Lion on the Threshold The Snow
Man The Drummer Boy of the Crane
Army The Walnut The Porcupne
An Escape from Siberia The Pitcl
Lake of Trinidad The Child's Dues
ton What Ben and the Twins did fol
Chicago Defamation Puzzle-Draw
or Monthly Chat. The first chapter
of "Rhoda," new serial story, will ap-
pear in the January number. Terms
81, 50 a year single number, IS cts.
Horace b. Fuller, Publisher, II
Bloomfield st., Boston, Mass,