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Saturday the 9th day Of hay, I8H.

In front o. The oncs OF Marys d ITrazzvauE
MO-T Madison strsst Memphis. between tra
hours OF 10 aad ~ O'Clock. proceed Oh s t1r
eadls az pu1lc ourCrV, 20 the niELFsa BIDDER.
the property IN said deed described. consist
ing or oeauuful lot offour acres, with neat
cottage aud ~out-buudlues, near BuutFu -ta-
lOns I'VE miles nom Memphis. on the Menu
phls and Charleston raiIro1d.
The deed calls for i've acres. buE only .rHr
Wll be sold; areLeaae and uulG-elaLm Ear.-v
been heretofore given for one acre. T1-
equity Of redemption Us waived by Che terms
Of the deed, and the title IS perfect. t1ourr 4
shall sell as truste Q CuIy.
APPS Law. S. MARIE Trustee.
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On the premises, expose for sale. az Dublis
our cryi between legal hours, TO the hiqhesf
estate Wit: A certain lot OF Iand. sifu-
ateq lylng and being in the county oil Shell
~ sbas9 OF tennessee, known as lUE No. II.
BLOCK no. Al on the plan OF the town o.
south Memphis; said lot fronts west on 81
Martin street $50 two hundred and thirty
ieeti p north line two hundr and ninety
ared and thirty-iour feel, running eaal tosths
Bayou.
The equity Of redemption Is barred. Title
nouneed perfect, but i sell and convey only
as trustee.
R. ID. JORDAN, Trustee.
ADrif g l871. aD9
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Tussday, Aprl Is. 81.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. tO-Wtt:
Lying and being In the County OF shelby,
State OF Tennessee, u bounded as follows,
Beginning at McAleZander's northeast cor.
ner. at a stake 80 Inks east Of a sWeetgum,
marked A; thence north 81 chains, to the
river, about M chain north OF large birch,
marked VI thence eastWardiY with 1hs river
to a cypgess creek; thence n~OrthEardIy with
ne meiindertngs Of Cypress creek 10 the
north Line Of Ohas. Jones tract; thence east
with sail Jones' line eight ehaiuss thence
north 7 chainB 46 links 10 said RRlne's north
west corner; thence east with Pa3ne's nOrsb
line ana MeAlsXander's north line A chainH
and IS links, 70 the beginning-cOntaining
27 acres.
Terms OF sale.-On q credit Of seven months,
purchaser executing uobe, with approved Sc
cuFity, bearing interest, Lien retained until
PURCHASE mOnsy IS palc.
Equity OF redemption barred.
This March q, 1871.
u. d. j. BrHWAHT,
Clerk and Master.
Geo W.. Winchester and K0rtrseht, era
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LIVER DISEASE
prevail to a greater
bly, any other NAL
always ~anXiOusly
Liver Is regulated
Is almost nvaria
OF action IN the
ache, Constipation,
the Shoulders, Cou
stomach, Bad TASTE
ious attacks, Palpi
Depression of the
and a hundred Othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. Il acts
and being a simple
pound, can do no
less III 9 a
80 years, and hun
and q sat from all
try viii VOuch fer
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No. 2A-ln the Second JhaucaFg lDurt OF
Shelby County Tenn&faa-LEaso 8caWHn
Leon 6chWab Ts-4. q. MoEErn and II.
M. Allen. Perry NuEen and EllE. j. alien
fdrm Thoa. II. Allen q le.Ar Memphis, aud
q. vi. 81. g.. Allen EC0.- New Orleans
TT appearing rom me nlL which isl sworn
L DIN this cause, that the defendant u.
Morgan, Is justly indebted to t0e complaln-
ants IN the sum Of $3.50 p Interest by
account and That SAID 4-M A4lens mos. ~
Allen and Perry Augaut are Indebted 20 oe-
fendaut, Morgan. IA a aum more l1an sur
dofant % pay c~oUplatueeE 1enEi etc. anu
6nat the SAID - M-AlaHn and Perry Nuga1t
andJ. q. Morgan are non raa1oenM OF the
State OF Tennessee, and That Tor these cauaes
an attqehment was sued out OF tnls court
sgafnsf Tie prorerty or defendant q. Nor
~ anf fna sanla Wa1 ll9ugd, and hiss been
-ef1r-ef nv the Sherim, duly zeViad By gar
-7-rrTs1t served on z. "a. Alien. Of said drul
az T1os, 81. Allen 8 Co. ana A&JM 81.
- - therefore ordered, ~ the Clerk aud
mesfer. mat they, the said j. 81 Allen,
PerrV NugsnE and 9.G Al1gau. make their
annoaraucs herein, q tho c-ouErhouas or
80 second GhaDcefT court 81 Shelby
county. In sha city Of memphis ur
hsfors the first Mou44y Ia june ALl ana
oIerd- answer or demur 60 com Dill.
r. the sau1e wfH he tE confessed as %
mem md set for hearing eEnarta ane ahafa
OF order Pc p~unl1Hea once q WeeA
~ 1anr successive Wae m D1a MaUnlU
Anpeas. This A1r1a - ia
Aeopy-Abtest.
L, &E Lehman 8OlA toE eomplts apl
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Nc. az. r. DIN the First Chancev Court Of
shelby county, Tenuessss-MIza a. aresr
VS. Robert b GreEg-
1T appearing uom alldGVIl in thia cause
Il thar the place o. rsatdenCs of dsCsndaut.
Robert B. Gregg, fs unknown ana eannof 81
Ouud after reasonable iuuulrV-
IL Is therefore ordered, Thai lac make his
appearance herein. az Tie courf-Heuse "a fhe
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on Orbsfors ne drst
Monday IN May, ISL ana plead. answer
OF uemur to cOmplaluanGH bill. on the same
this order be published ouoa week for four
successive WeeEa,ln tbs Memphig Appeal
A~Copy-Attest.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
BY 81. BLACK, Deputy O.. M
y. HcFarIaud Sol. for oomafL mnTF
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TNHE firm heretofore existing under the
L name and style OF GODWIN q SPILL
NAN, in the Cotton FactOrage and COmmls-
sion business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, the same to take effect April J., ISL.
Mr.. Goodwin, having purchased Mr.. Spill
mans entire interest In the concern, Is alone
responsible for It's Liabilities, aud authorized
70 receipt for claims due the drm.
JNO. r. GOODWIN,
r. b, SPlLLMAN.
Memphis. ApriIT, 1871.
-
HAVING purchased the entire interest Of
H R b. SpuImau, in the late firm OF Cod
win q Spulman, Gotten Factors u Commits
sion Merchants, VIII continue the same at
the Old stand, No. Is Union street, under the
firm name Of
j. r. GOODWIN q co.
Thankful to our patrons and friends for
past favOrs, would respectfully ask Tor q
continuance of the same.
APPS ]. GOODWIN q co.
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SEED POTATOES.

EARLY ROSE, Shaker, Russets, London
Il Ladies, Early Goodrich, Pinkeye, Peach.
blow and other varieties, at
mhlS 23 FRONT STREET.
VNTE have tested It's virtues, and know that
w for Dyspepsia, BiiOusness and throb-
btug Headache, Il Is the BEST medicine the
world ever saW.5Editor Telegraph and Mes
seugeT, Macon, Ga.
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coPAnTNERsHIPs pIssOLVEp.
DISSOLUTION.

TEE firm OF Conner q Richardson Is this
4 day dissolved by mutual consent. Geo.
s.. Richardson viii continue tie busfl ess at
the old stand. No. Howard Row. under the
name and style OF Geo. s.. Richardson s. Co.
f., J.. COMER.
GEO &. RICHARDSON.
Aampbfs AurH I ISTI. ans
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RIVERS, WEATHER, BUSINESS.

"-T---T "-@-U-@I U---N0---
The tall hers goes on at the rate of about
5 inches daily, and the river is nearly Is
feet below the high water mark Of 1867.
Our dispatches from above give the latest
news from that quarter. The Arkansas
Is swelling, as is also White river, and
both streams have good water TO all
points. The weather is clear and pleasant
and the landing presented its usual Sun
day appearance yesterday.
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FOR SALE
ONE LANE & BODLEY
SAW MILL ENGINE

TNLINDER, 10 by 20 inch; on irOn-bed
- plate; hy-wheeI, 6 feet dtamster; u inch
face pumps, pipes and valves complete.
Boiler prOpOrti0nats IrOn-frame Saw Mill
Carriage, Belts, etc. All complete and In best
running order, BATTELLE & ~.
ap5 Memphis Rolling Mil
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SALE

HHAH D3TATT-
No. &l5, n. Re. ?. Taylor vs.. A. T.. shaw ct
ux--Ftrst ChaDcery Court ofShelby county
virtue OF a ln~tsrlOCutOrY decree for
- sale entered in the above cause. January
3, 1871, l viii sell at public auction u the high
eet bidder, on the premises, between Oakland
and Macon, IN FaTette county. Tennesaee- ON
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A60An RUW I'D
AWM For any case 81 BHaa Bleed
WEWWW ing, Itehlngor mearated Piles
that DahlHes Pills ha
BDE nails 10 cure IT'S prsparea e4pEf-
to cure she uiFa and no5aiuE eiae. anu mas
cured easas o. oveE 20 years 5ta1oin8 Gol1
By al druggists. Price 500.
GOODYEAR HILLS
fsa Agsnls, "a HRin street.
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SlnonOon9

and NDIGEST
extent than prOba
ady, and relief is
sought after. 1.-THE
Ia It's action, health
bly, secured. Want
Liver causes Head
J~aundfce, Pain In
gh, Dizziness, sour
tn tha Mouth, Bill
tation OF the y cart,
Spirits, or Blues,
T symptoms. which
REG ULAT is
that has ever been
mildly, e~dsctually,
v eg6tab J COM
injury 1t is harm
u has been used for
dreds OF the good
parts Of the cOun-
rs virtues.
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I0Tc; Good Ordinary, 1899; Low Mid
ding, l3Ic; Middling, 14}Sc; Good Mid
ding 1870.
ua.m.-Cotton unchanged.
y m.-Cotton dull and unchanged.
Sales on the spot 600 bales futures lo0l
bales.
1p.m-The cotton market is quiet and
UNCHANGED. Sales on the spot, 1900 bales.
futures, 1900 bales; April, Is l5-l8c; May
1870; July, 1899.
1880 pm-Cotton market quiet, but
firm. Sales-for export, 3715 bales; spin
ners, $500; speculation, so bales: contracts
3000-April, l5c; Others unchanged.
2sl5 p.m.-Cotton closed very quiet and
quotations unchanged. Sales to spinners,
2f3 bales; for speculation, 80 bales; for
export, 3434 bales; contracts, 2800 bales
April, l3 l5-l6; May and June, 137sC; July,
IS l5-l6e; August, l4c.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
BALES.
Receipts for the week up to this
lme.-.-..-...,... ....-.........-....- 1855
Receipts at this port since Sept. 1. s7L,63I
Exports from this port since Sep
t6mDer .--..---.--.. 1910
Stock on hand at this port. 1O7 784
Receipts from all ports for week, 64,292
Receipts from all ports since Step
TENDER .......-3 40O, 35l
Exports for the week.-..-.........-. 81 Az
Exports from all ports since Sep
t6mber L.. $500. ...... ....--..2 .l4S, 32j
stock on hand at all pOrts-...-... $50, 1872
Exports for the week from New
York to LiverpOOl--............ 1922
Exports for the week from ali
ports to LiverpOOl-.............. 6l,634
Exports for the week from all
pOrss to the cOntinent-.-.-...... 2Q7S2
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April Is, HIS am
Cotton quiet, but firm. Middling, l4L@
1880. Sales, 400 bales. az
2s30 p.m-COttOu in fair demand $50
lower rates; Middling, l45zo. Sales,
bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, ApriII5, HIS a.m.-COtton
market opened steady. Sales for the day
estimated at 10000 bales. Middling Up
lands, Z 7-l6d; Orleans, 75sd. Imports,
1900 bales.
3 pm-COttou easier, but not quotsbly
lower. Sales, 10.O00 bales; export and
speculation, 1000 bales,
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Friday. April %, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
| property, JO-Wit:
A certain lot or land in the city CT Mem
I phig, nOnJing sixty $50 feet on Monroe street
I extended, and running back between two
! parallel lines toward Madison street extend
I ed one hundred and hfty-fOur and one fourth
| feet; conveyed by deed OF cOmplaiuant's tes-
tatrlX, dated March s, 1865, and recorded in
the Registers OmCe Of said county, in book
No. So, psges 4bL, 4S2 and 4S3, and to which
reference is here made for a full description.
Terms of SaIe.-On a credit or seven T) and
twelve ~ months, purchaser to execute
notes, with approved security.
Equity Of I~edemptiOn barred. Title absO-
Lutte. EDMUND A. COLE,
CLERK and Master.
j. 4. Castles. Aftv. mh2g
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HOLLOwAYs VERMIFusE COMPETITIONS

y u@tAlAaA WI G&ANA ~ ~
TWENTY years experience has proved this
4 the most popular remedy with physi-
clans and parents for those pests OF child
hoOd-WOrms. They are pleasant TO take,
% always effective in eLpeling the worries
and tontng the system up to its normal
condition. Beware Of countaTfeits and mi
tatOns The genuine have the signature OF
the prOprietOrs on the wrapper OF each
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY CoWDEN,
Philadelphia,
No Oursl 10 PavY HiesksUs Tsaa oaabaes4
WILL positively cure letter, Erysipelas
w Salt Rheum, Barber's Itch, Plmples,
Blotches and all FORMS Of skin Disease also
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges nom the
Ear, and Old Sores, nc matter Of how long
standing, or the money returned by the pro-
prieto1.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWA &COWDEN,
Philadelphia.
Sold 50 cents per box By all druggists. Sent
by mail for ~ cents.
CONSUMPTION Positively Ourodl-Uphaza'S Frssb
Ms0t Ours
UTILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption al
w LING Diseases and Splitting Of Blood,
and strengthen and build up the system to
its healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof Trosseau in Two Thousand cases in
the hospitals Of Paris, in which 1t cured
nearly every case, and in this country by the
appreciation OF the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored to health. One bot
tie viii prove its efficacy. Sold 81 0per bot
tie, or siX for IS 90.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &gOWD.fN,
mvm hnd phfIadalph ia.
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mEBIcAE D%lsPEHsAsY.
DR. q. 8. JoHNsoN'S
MEDICAL D~lsPENsARY
go Main Street, ~ Stairs,
BetWeen Washington and Adams Streets
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE

washington anu A4aD1 1@AceNas
MEMPHIS, TEHEEssEE,
Is now permanently established for the treat-
Mleut Of patients, both male and fenalei
Wh0 are afflicted with a form Of
VENEREAC or SECRET DISEASES
such as Syphilis, Gouorrhea, Glset, strictgres
and all Urinary Diseases; syphtlltic or Mer-
curiRl affections Of the throat, skin or DOnes,
0rchitis, hernia or rupturs; also, the effects
Of a solitary habit, TuluouE to the body and
mind, producing biotches on the face, debtli-
", 1mpotency, dizziness, dtmness OF sight,
confusion OF ideas, evil torebOtlnR, aversion
TO society, loss Of memory, weakness etc, not
all OF these in any one case, bot all occurring
frequently IN various eases. Eheumatism
and rheumatic pains cured by anew method.
Particular attention paid 10 the DISEAs E9
OF WOMEN, such As Excessive, suppressed
or painful MensbruatiOn. LuchorrhOa or
Whites, falling of the womb, and an irregu-
Iarities OF the monthly periods, causing ster-
ilitY or -barrennesst and Onen-tImes COnRump-
ton.
The doctor can be consulted personally or
by latJer upon all diseases not requiring his
attention outside az his ONCE. Ofhcs hOuFss
from 8 am. TO 8 clock pm
mil DIS. JOHNSON, NJ D.
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NOTICE,

IRON AND After THIS DATE, THE
Z firm OF B. J. SEMME5 81 CO., (B. J.
Semmes and John W.. DaWsCn) is dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be
continued by b. j. Semmes. underr the name
and style as heretofore.
b. J. SEMMES,
JOHN ". DAWSON.
MENPETs. Anru 8. ISL.
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tuesday, April 10, 1871,

within legal hours the following described
real estate, tO-Wits
The north half OF lot no. l0l, in the new
survey OF ground north OF and adjoining the
city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
as suhdivided INTO lots according 20 the plan
thereof, which said lot No. 4l has "a tsst
'front.', and runs back between parallel lines
I48E rect, and is bounded as follows. On the
west by Fifth street; on tbs north and east
BY an alley, and on the south by lot No. 100.
b north half Of said lot No ZOi, which 81 TO
be sold, has a nout Of 3 feet on Filth street.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
This March y, 1871.
NJ ID. L. STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
S.P and NJ welsh, S0ls. for
COmulafnauE- mnts
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On the premises, FsI publicly. 20 the LIz
bidder Tor cash. the folloWiug descrlhlL
In re city Of Memphis, and the Improve
stake on the south side o. Poplar street
lueuee runnluE sCulh 100 feet To 81 stake
thence east - feet % a sEaEe- thence ElrlI
I'D lerl u Poplar street. thence west q .eal
~ lle l~esAnnlug corler- DEll- IOt no. aI RI
H@b a. hr- dlord'a subdivision and part 1.
eo1nllY 10y NO go Equity Of redemption
mhi r CANNON. Trustee
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salurtay. the I3th day Of May. Is7l

sell, on the corner OF Main and Madison
streets, in the city OF Memphis, 70 the 0ighest
bidder, for cash, the following described prop
erty, that Is to say:
me lob ana improvements thereon, Tor
merry the residence OF Elizabeth 5adarsna.
on the west side of Second and between
washington and Poplar streets-With forty
nine FEET 'front.' on Second street, and ad1ol1
ing the aneg, extending back % the alley
between Main and second streets-n the CITY
OF Memphis
Which property was conveyed % me-
trustee, by the parties aforesaid, 20 secure t4e
payment OF the several notes and deoR IN
said deed Of trust specified said noses DSLAE
unpaid. Right Of redemption Is WAlse4 "
the vendors in the deed. sale Will Lner5l94e
be absolute. The title is believed 20 De mus
putable. but I convey D. as trustee
GIDEON j.. PILLOW,
~ Wruafaa.
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. u, R-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
CCuuty-J. W. Baird, administrator Of
Mary Baird, deceased, VS.. NJ 4. shelton and
Asa shelton.
ID virtue Of an i-nterIOcutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause January
q, 1871. 1 will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, IN front Of the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, Greenlaw block, Second
aLraaL- In the c-LH Of MamnnIa lanmassaa- ON
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TRUSTEES SALES
TRUSTEES Sale.

DUEsUAET % a Truzt Deed made 20 nee
y on the 3d day Of January. sfs. lV Maria
ID. and GEOrEB H. Mousarrat. recorded I'M fla
Registers Omce Of SHELBY county. iu urrE
~, page 81 - secure a certain tlce1Laala-a
mentioned. I VIII, 0u-
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Trustees Sale

VTNDER and by virtue OF the terms and pro-
u visions Of q seed OF trust TO me evs-
cuted BY &C. Ferguson Of b city OF Mem
phis, and recorded in book %, pages 484, 4e5
and s38, In tne Re gistsr's once of shaIbv
county, Tennessee, TO secure a certain I'm
debtedness therein mentioned, / viii. on
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RBGalaIg

sequence OF youthful mdiscrctions.
Eachpackage contains ore bottle filed with
Sugar-cOated Pills, and n vial filed with
Medicated Powders, sufficient to make Cne-
half pint ofiajectiJn; and % Syringe.
~Price. s. per package, by mail, s. 50,
SID Nv nrnrrl.t. oNnrvMhere.
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed of trust to me executed,
ID by Ada ~ Sanarans and Daniel Saharans.
on the Isl day Of February, 1870. and regis
tered on the I'D Of February. 1870. book NO
%, page 52, OF Shelby county, win on
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CHAsCERY SALES.
CHRNcERY SALE
RIAh msrArm,
TUESDAY, APRIL Is. 1871.

NO ], r DIN the Second Chaueery Court
o. shelby coun1ys Teunasses-Henry Nolan
vs.. Margaret GiTeng Ell al
Dy virtue of az order or sale made In this
ID cause, I viii sell 40 public auction, to the
highest bidder, In 'front.' OF the ONCE OF tie
Second Chancery Court Of Shelby county, 20
Lha city Of Memphig. Teanesaea. on
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WEEKLY


NEW ORLEANS, April Is, HIS am
Cotton quiet, but firm. Middling, I4L@
1890. Sales, 400 bales. a.
2:3O p.m.-COttOn in fair demand $50
lower rates; Middling, l45zc. Sales,
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Clerk and Master.
Geo W. Winchester and Kortrscht, era
a Scales Sols. for eomplta, mh2s
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NEW YORK, April =, IO:25 a.m.-GOv-
srnmsL Is strong, with . general advance
I'M prices. Sterling steady, al ITO. Gold
carrying 81 1 per cent.
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pISS0LuTInE.

MEMPHIS, April L, ASH.
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ARRIVALS
DEPARTURES.

IN VII
q. W. Cheek, Dardanelle, Minneola,
st. Francis, Phil AlIn.
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Is now permanently established for the treat
Mleut Of patients, both male and female,
wno are aflIetad with f0rm Of
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W-|N"| II ||W NU|NI
NFw YoRK, April ~, 10 a-m.-Marksb
duu and somewhat heavy. Ordinary,
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AN ACT to Regulate the Disposition
Of F1ncs and Penalties Imposed and
Collected in Criminal Causes 6y the
Circuit Court Of General Sessions and
Iaiat Justices.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives, of the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly and by the
authority of the same, Thatall fines and
penalties imposed and collected by the
Circuit Court of General Sessions in
criminal causes shall be forthwith turn
ed over by the Clerk of said Court to
the County Treasurer of the County
wherein the same arc imposed and all
fines and penalties imposed and collect
shall be forthwith turned over by them
to Ethe County Treasurer of their res
pective Counties for County purposes.
Provided, That where, by law, any per-
sou or persons entitled, as informer or
informers, to any portion of the fine or
penalty imposed and collected, the same
Shall be Immediately paid over to him
or them.
SEC. 2. No account of the Circuit So
licitor the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
NeHcial SCoSioHsi Vic Soulty SHeiIH, ".
Trial Justices, for fees in any criminal
cause heard or prosecuted in the Circuit
Court, or before Trial Justice, shall be
raid, unless they, severally, shall de-
clare OH oath, that the costs in the said
cause have not been recovered of the de-
fendant, and that he, the defendant,
was unable to pay the same and, fur
ther, that all fines and penalties hereto
fore collected by them lave been faith
fully and fully paid over to the County
Treasurer Of the County.
SEC. 3. If any Clerk of the Circuit
Court of General Sessions, County Sher-
if, or Trial Justice, shall neglect or re-
fuse to Immediately pay over, as requir-
cd by the first Section of this Act, any
and all fines and penalties collected by
them in any criminal cause or proceed
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THE FUTURE PROSPERITY OF THE
SoUTH.-There can be no doubt that 1t
would contribute greatly to the future
prosperity of this section. of the Union
if many amongst us would turn their
energies and capital in new channels OF
are clear, but they are worn and crowd
woods for yourself, young man, and you
will arrive at the goal Of success ahead
of your competitors. a striking exam.
pie of the value of this precept Is found
in the case Of Mr.. P. P. Toale, Of Char
lesion, s. C.sa plain mechanic, who has
made himself the head of large manu-.
factory of doors, sashes and blinds.
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"Scorn to do mean actiop," but do a
humane one by recommending all who
snfer with Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia,
Debility, want of Appetite, to try Sum
ter Bitters, the Great Southern Tonic.
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COTTON FOR GUANo.
p 600 Prer,oi,1r,,-, ~ III

I-'VO0 e T61IlQLHI -
w E propose selling limited quantity
w of our Guano for Middling Cot !
ton, at Is cts, delivered at planters near
est depot, by 1st November next. ~,
We also offer the magnificent premium
of $1,000 for the best yield from our GU
amos.
For particulars apply to our nearest
agent, or address us for circular.gsla. g.. q
!. WILCOX, GIBBS g. CO., j
Importers and Dealers In Guanos,
Charleston, s.. c., Savannah g. Augusta,
Ga. 9a, iICFeb II, 1871 f3. 3m