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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-06
Memphis Progress.

nAtho period in the history of Mem
phis have there been so many structures
in process Of erection throughout the
city as at present. This proves that the
Bluff City is marching onward on the
highway to prosperity. The cost of
such buildings is considerable. The
cost of buildings going up in Chelsea
amount to $4,000; on Poplar street,
$50, 900; on Adams, SlOO, 1000; on Vance,
$40, 1000; on Jefferson, $4,000; on Union,
$40, 900; on Madison, SS5, 900; on Shelby,
$4,000; on Beal, $4,000; miscellaneous
throughout the city and suburbs (includ-
ing public buildings), $4,000. Total,
$4,000. And this is done in the face
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HEADQUARTERS OYSTER, GAME,
AND FISH DEPOT, No. 27s
SECOND STREET.
Notice to Steamboat and Country
Trade.

AS we have been in the oyster trade for
twenty years, and have longer experience
than any dealer in this city by ten years,
it gives US the advantage 70 pack and
ship oysters at lower prices than any
house in the city of Memphis. We will
guarantee to fill all shipping orders at
Louisville and Cincinnati prices. Also
will keep everything in the way of edi-
bles to suit restaurants, private families
and hotels All goods warranted to be
of the best quality.
Respectfully,
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Buy the best, which is always cheap
est. j. Devote has full supply of the
best family groceries. Call and see, at
the corner of Third and Adams streets.
I'M ~
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LtverpooI COTTON Market.

LIVERPOOL, September 6. II a.m.-Cotton is
frmer. Sales. 1900 bales. Middling uplands.
97sd; Orleans. 95sd.
p.m.-COtton closes strong. Sales. 10000
bales, of which 1000 were for export and spec
ulation. Uplands, fully 91sd; Orleans. 95sd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-06

New York and Liverpool closed firm yester-
day. To-day the former opened firm. and at
noon was strong, with an advance at nc on all
grades. and the latter firm. Sales yesterday
during the day were 200 bales. the market hav-
ing been bought clean early in the day. To-
day the demnnd Is fully as actiye. and the
knowing ones were out early picking up
small lots as they were spread upon the tables.
Sales were about rs bales. including ordinary
at 1871 to 15c, low middling at IS to 1s1Sc. and
middling at 10 to 1914c. Receipts were 70;
shipments. 10; stock, 1919.
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If you want good oysters, go to Head.
quarters Oyster Depot, No. 278 Second
street. Sold at living prices.
8 EDWARDS & HoLBRooK.
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The Cireus on the BIuT..

John Robinson, the great circus man,
spread his white tents on the bluffs this
morning. The trained horses and the
wild animals have arrived. The camels
have come, likewise the great elephant
Emperor which weighs seven tons.
John Robinson has a menagerie, cara
van, museum and circus combined under
three monster pavilions. 8, OF course
every person in Memphis will attend the
circus this afternoon. The circus is pc
culiarly an American institution, and
has attractions for youth and age-the
rich and poor The grand procession
through the streets this forenoon was a
grand affair, The wonderful combina-
ton will remain on the bluffs only three
days-today, tomorrow and the day
after friday. The payilions will be
opened for the reception of visitors at
two o'clock this afternoon. Another
grand exhibition viii be given tonight.
As in olden times, let everybody attend
the circus .r.I -I a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-06

Where cal we get the best oysters2
Why. at Headquarters Oyster and Game
Depot, 27s Second street ,r
81 TT EDWARDS q HoIBROoK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-06

PGrTsBURG, Camel, Mt. Carbon and
Raymond coal as low as the lowest.
GEO. MELLERsH,
l40t cor. South Court and Main SITS.
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school Rocks,

Parents, guardians and children are
informed that we keep all the school
books used, and sell them at the lowest
rates Call and see.
II. WADE & Co.,
\ 2q1 Main street
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Received per steamer Berlin, fifty
cases assorted toys and FIVE cases wax
dolls. Low to the trade at Erich's china
sto-e..f ..- =
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Pasture Farm.-One hundred and
forty acres clover and grass at Mon.
RedfOrd's farm. Fine water, secure
stables, fences, etc. See Bracket
a Go. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-06

WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
So Adams street. 1907
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-06

Election OF Onieers and Directors
OF the Iron Mountain and Helena
Railroad.

Election OF Officers and Directors
OF the Iron Mountain and Helena
Railroad.
An election of directors of the Iron
Mountain and Helena railroad was held
at Wittsburg Cross county, Arkansas,
o n the lth inst. A very full meeting of
til e stockholders was had, great interest
was manifested, and a large amount Of
CAPITAL represented d. c. Cross, c.
Polk, Arthur Thompson, Q. X. Under
wood, w. H. Gates, P. Dunn, J. N.
Burk, P. Van Patton, J. NJ. Culberhouse,
w. II. smith, j. Parham and o. N. Cut
Ter. Col. d. C Cross was elected Presi-
dent, Q. X. Underwood, Treasurer, and
J. c. Macabe, Secretary.
srrAN-rrr7rSa at sl5 Second At, at
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4 gunpowder and blood.
GAs-rIrr1se at sl5 Second st.

The FINEST BEER on tap at the Sample
Room, l6 Madison street. Z
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T 0sT-LAsT NIGHT. ON AVERY. VANCE
IL or fernando streets, one gold cross, about
two inches long, attached 70 blue velvet RIB
bon. The finder will be suitably rewarded BY
returning the cross TO No. 30 Union street.
T OsT-A GOLD RING. OPAL CENTER,
IL set with diamonds, A liberal reward will
be. paid for its delivery at No. 22S Main street.
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Child Lost.

About nine clock this morning lit
tie boy named Frankly Sullivan, aged two
years, was lost near the corner of Sec
ond and Washington streets. He was
Bare-headed bare-footed, and had a buff
dress on. He had two books wrapped
up in towel nnderhis arm. Those find
ing the child will please notify Mr.. I.
O'Sullivan, at 1872 Second street, or leave
information at Lehner House or LEDGER
Office. 4 ~ Ir 5-t
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
TAKEN up.

TNAKEN UP-ONE RED HEIFEK AND
l. one black COW. which the owner can have
by proving property and paying charges.
I. W. 0'D0NNELL,
1855 Chief Of Police.
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TMenty.ave Fer Cent.2 saved.

l have just received from New York
manufacturers a very large assortment
of the most fashionable hats and caps
for men and boys, which, owing to the
small expense attached in carrying on
my business, l offer twenty-five per cent.
less than they can be bought for any
where in the city. Come and try me.
MARTIN COHEN,
s Practical Halter, 3S4 Main st.
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UlRAVELERS,T TAKE NOTICE-THE
Jefferson street House. No. los
Jefferson street, charges for board
and lodging per day, 81 20. The rooms
are we'll ventilated, each furnished with two
or three single beds, and good spring mat
tresses. The table is supplied with the best
at very low prices. Remember, No. l05 JEFF
iersOn street. Sion
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New YORK CottOn market.

lU:Da.m.-COttOn IS strong. Low mlddllng,
1870; middling, 201sc. Sales for September,
1916; October and November. 10 Lice; De-
cember. Ice. l.
12:l5 pm. - Spot sales, 800; futures, 5000
bales. Sales for September. 1910; October,
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BOARDING.

D0ARDING-MRS NJ. C. HAMILTON, 4S6
ID Main street. can accommodated one family
and several day boarders. l-6
BOARDING - GREAT REDUCTION AT
ID Whitemore House, 100 and III Adams st.
plying single room, s25 each; day board, so;
transient, 81 per day. Good, airy rooms fur
nished to families on reasonable terms i
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIYALR.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Columbia. St. Louis.
Commonwealth, New Orleans.
t DEPARTURES.
Steamer St. Joseph, St. Joseph.
- Columbia, White river.
% Geo. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
% Commonwealth, st. Louis.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SIGNAL SERVICE q. S. ARNY,
Memphis, Sept. 6, 6.43 am.
Barometer ................. 1899
Change since last -047
Thermometer "
Change in last "a 10
Relative humidity ~
Direction of Calm
Velocity OF wind (miles per hour .........
Pressure ofwind Obs. per square foot)... 0
Force of wind beaufort scale) ..-.......... 0
Amount of CLOUD.
Rain fall in last "A hours (inches) ........ 0
State Of weather.. Fog
II
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DOR SALE-oNE LIGHT R0CKAWAY
Il and harness, as good as new. Will sell at
bargain for cash or good paper. For terms
apply TO Captain Jinks' stable. No. ~ Union
Street &C., l.t1.I ~ 81 it.td va. 1861
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COTTON STATEMENT.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, I
MEMPHIS. September +
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hAILHOAU HHAHh5 N NEW tUhhl
NEW YORK, April ., I:45 p.m.-Msr-
ct very strong, with an advancing ten
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Saturday. AnrH q. az

Ml5hin legal hours the following described
T p-operET, 30
tlrat-A Hef o. land near Whites sta-
LQ4r IN SHELBY county Teuuasraa on the
Alsalsa1pPt and IenUeEs6s raj r1nd Known
l4s north nan Of me uCrruFsst quarter
Lol ne pEpoa5 OF building 4lut cllrclI
~ 1ll9l nlua township one. 1l-e eight
H-el OF Inc basis meridian Of the ll1clEzaF
p4fcnases cQntainiDE seTautT-sigEG ACRES
-eeQuQ -lue Lo1r known on EHe plan OF
eQltn Memphis zE part Of lo1 Eo- g In ll1cl
80 on HRllug atrasl ana M lsl on 30.
Martin alrast. Being the salthea portion OF
said lot No o.
Thlrd-aEso another lot on the a1UEle15l
corner or Lal111 and IILlerrT realEr ~
south Mamu1lss fronting on Tllbol street
feet, ana gcu1aw1ll paEalal au Oh
Mulberry street, E1a sane width El ta-a
All tushetoT coEuETs tennessee
Teral9 OF leEgEsn EQUITY 1t re-sIP
ton barred.
GbAUND a. UolEaGLerE and A
8teplelE am4l.
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Notice of Dissolution.

MEMPHIS, April 1. 1871.
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Saturday fbs 2sth day Of agr. 81.

IN front Of No. 31 Main street. fin the city
Memuhla- Le1uessee, Ea4L. at uuULL- E-e ION
the highest bidder for cash. between r.e
hours If W O'Clock An. auH usurL PM
the following described property WIS
Four Steam-p0Wer PRINTING Presses WITH.
their futures Eel~-Llr-eucEe Eza.r-
and 51al1ng four JOB ELlllE E-es
twenty seven Type Stands rye LCE1--i
nets three Casllea $40 L-u-r
Type Cases SIX large Comp sing stones two
Hoe Ready Proof Presses. LuE1llar VITA ..-
Of Wood and Metal Type. E=FE. dat.
etc. one heavy 0lerr rrcs5 aua alarls- ore
Smashing Macllur7 ore EulE rr--
Two eating Machines rlrea1t -U.l- Press
6s- one klL1E Mach uE- one eaeEllE Nl-
chine; one Pag 9 Machine. p LeV=
Machine one Paper Cutter lslue- OH
Table Gauge shears t~Tu1Lll1ll- Machine
and otOfstEudaEl MlscaL lleeus and -E-I".
Books OStsre0typeG} sud store EEEtur5s-L=
whole akin up OF tLa MG-r c14pa e.
publishing establishments L1 Lles-E-- r
being the same formerly L4 use 81 she SOU
western Publishing Company
The property can heiuspec-5a on -ae prem
Lses. The sale viii De a1sclIla aL- Without.
redemption The tile is bel eyed ll De- EnnI-
but / WlLael and c01FeT simply CllaE .-l
authority conferred upuu me- lF the allrz5al-
trust deed and mortgage
March 81, ISL u
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uulrrHrs AM LOUISVILLE RAnaoAD.
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SATURDAY. AprlI g. 1871,

within legal hours, the GlcHn8 1eclo7-
real estate fowls
Island s. In the MissIEslppL rlF-E-ls AlI-
aG a cottonwood on the BANK OF ne uVe-r
west sIdaaf tleislaud4 marls-A Es
zonrh lls- Ele1c1 ea4a q Cl1Ll-l
- 4 800 aud elm. marked thence rOIrE
- .nsIna and seventy i've 40 llk t. an
sab marked ~, on Allc--- le11l4l
49, 81 T-rFs- 70 a. Gzl- marked j % MCEI-
v0ck5s a0rtn Inc thence west Hl h4 Alz
.m ennfus.r 10 q mlrael T en- me
henE IA re rivers thence uoE-E III west. q
-F4ins. thence north Wsr ID cla1s and
N Tf1rs. 70 the Deg1ulLlE-couLaLE1DE a
terms OF Eals-Ols-thLrl Cash= balance I'm
IL and twelve monthA purchaser aEzcur-
1otss vita security. Lien retained 10 sec-rs
purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
This March =, l7L
ST.. p T. 5TEWa8T.
CarE and Master.
EngTvCOa @ Wfcru. U cn1nnIs mH
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, !
MEMPHIS, April q, 1871. ]
ETNANmAT.

There appears to be e vast difference OF
opinion IS % the practical effect Of the
recent decision OF the Uuited States SUI
prems Court, in r6lation 20 the legal ten
der act In the settlement of the unadiuHtsd
claims; some asserting that 1t will accele-
rate settlements, while others claim that
1t will increase litigation. The prevail
ing opinion is hat it viii weaken conf
dence in the credit of the United States
Government, and financial affairs ganer-
ally, as it is understood hat the rulings
viii change the long established legal
basis Of the currency of the country;
however, the synopsis only has As yet
been made public, and that garbled by
transmission by telegraph, may contain
errors which none can explain until the
full decision Is given on the 18th Of May
next. Whatever the rulings may be, il
can only affect q portion Of the North
cru community.
We have bus little Of interest to men,
ton to-day, regarding local monetary
matters. There is little or no demand for
money. The banks would discount
prime mercantile paper at 9 per cent, but
such paper Is scarce, and in the absence
of my Speculative movements Of impOr-
lance, and scarcity of exchange, the cur
rency movement 10 the North and East is
continued.
The exchange market rules steady to-
day OF previous rates. Cotton bills are
Offering more freely, and are taken at par
TO ISc premium. Sight drafts are bought
at 81 5O@S2 90 per $1,000 premium. We
ouota As fOilpWHs
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PETITION FOB INCORPORATION

No. s95, R Artist ChanceryCOurt ~OfShelby
County, Tennessee.
HTHERGAS. the Rev. 8. Byrue, Rev. D.
w A OBrien, j. M.Meagher and B-V.Cary,
all citizens OF shelby county, Feuuessee, and
the present cOrpOratOrs OF the Peters
Literary Association" have died an applcs-
ton in the First Chanc6ry Court of Shelby
County, Tennessee. for An amendment to the
charter OF the " st. Peters Literary AssOcLa-
ton" granted IL by an act OF the General AS
sembly OF the State OF Tennessee, passed Feb
rusry IS, 1858. the desired amendment being:
ed as aforesaid said 50. PeteraLiterary AssO-
citation be allowed to obtain and hold by fee
simple conveyance in trust or by purchase
Ia fee simple, or for less estate, or otherwise,
real estate in the cOpnty Of Shelby, State
of Tennessee, Tor all religious purposes con
uected with the Roman Catholic Church, and
fog the purposes Of establishing nnrmaries,
orphan asylums, other asylums and hos
piiais, and ike education, religious and ele-
mOsynaTy purposes.
It Is therefore ordered, That all persons
wishing so to do, make their appearance
herein IT The Court House Of said Court, in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the FIRST Monday in June, le71, and show
cause, II any they have, why the amendment
prayed for should mel be granted, else the
Fame viii be proceeded With exparte, and
that this order be published for tDtTty days
in the Memphis Appeal.
A~copy-Atte3t;
y. a. COLE. CLERK and Msster.
By K. j. BLACK, D. 9. ans M.
Humes e POstOn. solicitors. ap2l
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm heretofore existing under the
4 u8ms and style Of GOODWIN & SPILL
MAN, in the Cotton FactOrGge- and Commits
sion business. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, The same to take effect April 4. 1871.
MT. Goodwin, having purchased MI. Spill
entire interest in the concern, is alone
responsible for its Liabilities, and authorized
to receipt Tor claims due the drm.
JNO. r. GOODWIN,
r. B. SPILLMAN.
Memphis, ApFil7, 1871.
1900
HAVING purchased the entire interest OF
H K. b. -pillmau. in the late Arm of God
win & SpIlm8n, Cotton Factors and Commits
sion Merchants, viii continue the same at
the old sjald, No. - Union street, under the
firm name of
J. r. GOODWIN & Co.
Thankful to our patrons and friends for
past favOrs. would respectfully ask for a
continuance OF the same.
APPS J.. r. GOODWIN q 60.
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- - - -

EEtl Tain Will q STOP al flag station
west OF MOSCOW C.L ANDERSON sup'G
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Local investments, scrips, etc, are quiet
and without any change worthy of note.
County warrants are bought by dealers
st T2c, and sales to outside parties are re-
ported At T3g. Tennessee money is quiet
and unchanged. Two hundred shares OF
Memphis snd Charleston railroad stock
was offered a day or two since to a dealer
at $3.50, but failed to find a purchaser at
over S5kc. Street railroad sbOckis UnCslled
for, and those who q few days since were
inquiring for il al Sc, would not bid over
SOC now.
The local demand for gold is nearly
equal TO the offerings. It is said that the
City Comptroller is in the market as a
purchaser to obtain sufficient with which
TO pay the May interest IN the gold
bonds of the city, which he will do on
Monday next. Dealers bought to-day at
lI0L to llO5z, the iatter rate being offered
on q $500 lot Of $50 pieces. From 500 to
$500 in silver halves and quarters were
bought st iOc,
1wouua nNn nnwng TX NEW v0pE
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, April ., l8:25 a.m.-Mar-
ket unchanged. Sterling steady at 10.
Gold lOaning fat
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- II - II D -. Il.

On the premises, eL1Cze for sale. at u-E e.
0utgry. DstWseu legal h1urs- 90 she lz-
eE1ats. 70 via A csrlzIu lot 81 land.
ated- lying a1d being IN tie CC-utF OIL El--
by, state 81 Tennessee known as ll- no. De-
block no. Al. on the plan ID the WA H.
50uG1 Memphis said l01 Fronts west Oh -.
Martin street llI EWD llGdcz and thirty
Eset5 tns u1rlu Line two luEGrl ana
crsd and t~hLrty--our lea- rull5-- a- rl -la
bayou
The equity o. redemption e barred inc
to the ABOVE lot has been and -
nouuced perfect. bur Z sell and elE-=- only
as trustee.
RD.IOED4 trustee
AorT G. ISL rHI
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H0TIc

DHffIFt OF West tennessee
In EauEruufcTa -r
At Memphis Isuue
80 -asmf@e4 hsrebv gives or
nfa aruofnruruG az assignee o.
G1ff7fona of Memphis, sle-9y gt
500 ~ menrar4ae. within SAID Dlall-r Hlo
- eT7Tffeqfad = Bankrupt upon bis
-, -aaffon ~ enc District tuIrl o. Fal
" WooGuHLDaE
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R.aeaaasd5g n general o0aneg d as co

BsA eTaa5nea6g Ne General CouneE Of ne ca
snCrIoEL That 60 shall not be ann
the oUcer8 OF any railroad compa0 ~ -
Their lo2oMoeyes ears, WhEa within ~
corporate limits OF this eitg ~ a a. Cr----
exceeding nv miles Der h0-r- -
snaLDe lnslr duty to have an aiarm be7f -
slMel5l1 Sc, owe and sfranaf, - -
ne4fla e. leaate distance OF two fS-ers -
A1ls1 70 tler locomotives. which tEsC 81
y 1AAce5FanEY from re civ
LA1A 70 tner depot, going out ami r9r,I-g
&c. Z Ihath shan be unlawfnl for any
1At5oao company 70 leave their ears - Ioes-
Holtsee at4nQing upona any ofrha streets. %
Sc 70 4ellere with tua use Of the saraa
@ Anat Ele penalty for Violnffua The
RL4sLalens o. lDls ordnance shall be q me ~
49, ls9 taal SIC nor more b $50, 70 be coll
5eeldl ana disposed OF as In ether cases ofmls-
seeA That this ordinance take meet nom
and alter IT'S passage.
helerred To Ordinance Committee BIZ Conn
eli February !, 1871,
NEE report ~IaFuHanlys and recommend the
passage OF the above ordinance. vim na fOI-
loving additional section.
That each railroad company SHAH BE- TO
CURED 20 1aVe 2 nsmau s. aach puole
crossing Wtthlu the city.
Passed lrsb reading BY CouueA, MarcA
81 Eelerrea 70 Ordinances O.
Council.
Upon the foregoing ordnance your oom-
mite report faYOrGolvt Win me loAoAAaE
amandmsnts srhat Ia sectlonL, the rata or
speed b six mues1 per hour.
Passed q drEt and second reading ID Eoaru
OF Aldermen, under The required suspension
Of the rules, Apru5, ISL
Approved. april Hll.
JOHN JOHNSON Mayor.
AFtesti - HqFa
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NOTlCE

THE firm OF WIN. DEAN & co. has this
4 day dissolved co-partnership BY mutual
consent, 10 dGte nom April lsts
=. H. Dounelly Will continue the business
al the old stand No. l89 Poplar street, and
assumes all liabilities OF the drH8-elther
party VIII sign in liquidation
WM. DEAN,
PETER N. DONNELLY,
ap8 p, DEWITT,
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Charles atlasieok ctsHpsaass-SilIaFJ
ana extras dry, A. LALAEpE q Co, prOpriet0rs
OF tho Chat. LeOFille and Brown ohautenac
Clarets. For sale by dealers. schultze q
Taller. sole Agents for the United states, New
York.
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THIS Bless Sewing Machine.

VHTE 0her for safa to-day Che most perfect
w Sowing Machine ever made.
This splendid Machine uses no ugly grind
ing cams; nd complicated. rastling cog-Wheel
gearing. The Whole Machine consists q q
simple crank movement Runs raplQlyi
makes less noise D any 0bher snare Ma-
chine in FMS market. rs very light and fres
In Its movements.
aS-Au are invited 20 call and examine It.
root FRAZER & Co.
ans 40 North Court street.
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Trustee's saIo
VALUABLE PROPERTY

HNDER aud by Wr.us or the terms ana
provisions OF q deed OF rru-t execute.
On the lst dag OF IEls- $50 bg she SEMI
western Publishing Company lrr the pure
pose or securing certain ul5u.ell- "a. b.
Hoe Co. and Others therein seq fur-l which
trust deed j. OF record In tle register Office
no. 2, page 81, etc.-lo Wll-E references l
here mads-L VIII, AZ the request l. -Le c-=-r
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10000, Of which Is, 900 were for speculation
and export.
5p.ms-CotbOn market firm, Sales for
the day, f6. 900 bales. MiddIinR Uplands,
7 5-18d Middling Orleans, z Lied Stock
afoRt, $4,000; American, &c, COO.
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Book Agents

Can make slCo per month selling
The Me dIS@1 Adviser
By DB THompscF, Of Nashville. Tenn
standard house did medical work. A. such
u has nc rival 10 IS Endorsed by the most
eminent physicians North. South. East and
west It's merit and reliability are thus
ptaceo beyond question. No book oners
greater Inducements 20 Hend for cir
GUITARS win terms. etc. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING co. NOS "a n~f ~ second
street, Memphis. Tenn. nr1gdsw
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THE firm OF Conner & Richardson is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent. Geo.
=. Richardson viii continue the bUsiC ess at
the old stand No. 2 Howard Row, under the
name and style OF Geo. 3. Richardson & Co.
+, J.. CONFER,
GEO y. RICHARDSON.
nTarrUREa n~wn Z Hs~T uAa
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LITTLE BOOK AND PORT SIXTH RAILROAD.
HaITrsiu leaves Little Rock tHuntersyille)
atS.31 an.
Returning, leaves Louisburg at ! p.ms ar
rIviuE at Little Rock 81 $50 PM.
10. W. T.. BROWN, Geul SupL