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CITY PARAGRAPHS.

The Hebrew picnic at James Park on
the 18th :
Yesterday enjoys the reputation Of
being the hottest day Of the season.
There we're six Jurors obtained up 10
dark last night in the Van Roberts case,
which is before the Criminal Court.
The grand jury have indicted Hewsit,
who is accused of being concerned In the
sinking of the dry docks.
The desk Of the local was enriched
yesterday by the paper weights which
were donated by Mr.. Coleman, the gen
tlemsnly deputy clerk OF the First Cir
cult Court.
in the APPEAL ofSunday we vii pub
lish = full report Of the proceedings had in
the presentation OF q silver gsvel in the
Memphis Lodge 10. ofOF., including the
presentation speech by Mr.. }. Danbury.
Orders for copies may be left at the count
ing room.
The third edition OF our Railroad let
ter-hesd and map will be issued to-day,
giving the comparative receipts Of cotton
at Memphis for 1S60-6l and 1870 IL.
Orders msy be left st the APPEAL count
ing room or at b office of s. c. Toof,
Court street.
We are Indebted to MIR. 3. O. BledsOe,
Of the Shelby nurseries, at Collierville,
for q box Of delicious peaches, which were
all eaten in the Office, with running COM
ments on the sslubriety Of fruit in gen
sral End the excellence OF those peaches
in particular.
The General Council met last night TO
finish up the regular business. The COM
mittee 70 whom was referred the ordi-
nance providing for an election TO vote
bonds or "no bonds" TO the Mississippi
River road, were not prepared to report.
There was, therefore, no business of
particular Importance done.
The property owners are ali con plain
ing of high taxes, the business people Of
high rents, the bOsrders of high hash, the
lsborers CfloW wages, ths religious people
Of low morals, and everybody of 8 high
thermometer. There is no complaint
heard Of the high price Of drink.
in city paragraph regarding the
IRE on Union Street, In yesterdays issue,
we m~isspelled the name Of g. Mr.. Nor
wood" and made 1t read Norman"
This gentleman Wa one Of the heaviest
losers in the fire, having lost everything
but his bedding. Through this me-
dunn he desires to return his heartfelt
thanks for the material assistance rem
dered him by his neighbors, and especial
ly to Mr.. Minor Meriwether for his very
substantial aid in his hour of need and
suffering.
The card Of Nj. Wslcott will be found
among our new advertisements this morn
ing. IL will be sesn that the partnership
hitherto existing under the firm title Of
Smith, Wslcott & Co.. has been dissolved,
and the business will now be carried on
by Mr.. Wslcott alone. He Is extensively
engaged in the grocery business. The
house has hitherto enjoyed a wide reputa-
ton in the surrounding country, snd has
done a very extensive trade which will no
doubt be increased under the e~nterprising
snd solid management Of the new pro-
prietoT.
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COUNTY COURT.
more About BarbOur,s warrants.

More ADoMN hAEEAlAls.
The County Court was in session again
yesterday. Squire Bleckly presiding, and
the following perties present:
ThOs c Bleckley, presiding; d NJ
W-itheringtOD, W b Forgey, w P York,
J A Ligon, W N Reynolds, B + Duncan,
Thomas + Giles, II B Hale, James Rose,
Patrick N Winters, W 81 Moncrief, W
Sneed, VIM Wallace, Elijah Pullman,
Henry @ Brewer, ] NJ Crews, J W Her
ring, Hsrrell, J W Allen, Harrison
Irby, William Fl Walker, Henry II Jones,
81 HOegl, j B Brown, JOhn + Burke, John
7 Elliott, Samuel A Moore, Robert B Mil
Ter, W B Gibson, c Brooks, d G Mas
ssY, Jeremiah Massey, r r Stone.
Most of the day WAS taken up In dis
cussing bridges and applications for re-
assessments.
COUNTY POoRHOUsE.
Justice Burke, from the Poorhouse Com
m~issioners, reported that the expenses of
that institution for the past quarter we're
S93S Is, the salaries of officers amounting
TO SIl24 MORE. There were forty patients
in the institution at the end of the quar-
ter, eleven having died during the three
months.
LEWIS wARRANTs.
The following order vas made by the
court:
WHEREAS: The Supreme Court of Ten
nessee has lately decided in favor OF
Shelby county, in the case involving the
legality OF certain warrants drawn by
Barbour Lewis, President of the Board OF
County Commissioner Of Shelby Countyi
and whereas, the county, as well as the
citizens thereof individually, are greatly
interested in proper and just sction in the
premises;
1t is ordered by the Court, That
the Chairman OF the county be, and he Is,
hereby authorized and requested TO ap-
point some discreet and competent person
to take q memorandum and make a record
of Zach and all of the warrants now held
by individuals which may be presented to
him; and hat such person report the
amount, the kind, what issued for, and
such otheT facts in connection Herewith
as ne may deem of interest to the county,
and to the citizens individually, to this
eourt, at It's October term, 1871, said record
to be made in q book to be furnished by
the county.
Be it further ordered, That said
person, 30 appointed, be paid a rea-
sOnable compensation for his services, The
said compensation TO be fixed by the
court. Be it further ordered, that the
chairman be, and he is, hereby requested
TO appoint three justices of the peace TO
call Immediately upon each of the revenue
collectors Of Shelby county, and ascertain
of each, separately, what amount of war
rants issued by The said Barbour Lewis
they had on hand at the time of the deci-
sion of the Supreme Court above referred
e. and take the written affidavit of each
to the report made by him as to the
amount had on hand, etc and report the
same to this court, at its October term.
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No. 8 Elm the Second Cbancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn Petition for Incor-
pOratfon-C. d. Mclean, Michael Magevs
ney, John p. TreEeFant, n. ID. l.. Stewart,
l.. J. Dupre, Eugene Magevney, 4. w. Roys-
ter, r. W. Smith, j. M. Patrick, Tillman
Bettis, John 7. Straston, g. w. Winchester,
W. I. Avery, s. b. Lamb.
A LII persons are hereby notified to ppear
N before the Second Chsncery Court OF
Monday in October, 1871, and show cause, II
any they have or kpoF OF, why letters of in
corporation should not issue to the petit
TONERS herein, by the name of the ]
FOLKS" with the powers and privileges of q
corporate body. the object of the Association
being 10 create and preserve = history OF
men and events Of a local character, to pro-
vide for the poor and unfortunate of the As
sOciatlOo, to honor ths memory of good men,
worth among the citizens of the city OF Mem
phis and county OF shelby; the capital stock
OF the " Old Folks" not TO exceed $4,000, to
be created and held snd transferred as may
be provided by the By laws and Constitution
of the Association, and may consist OF
stocks, bonds, books or real estate, or
either or all OF thesie; sad Association To
have a common seal, and be authorized TO
transfer or convey. buy or sell, lease and re-
lease real or peEfona. property; its business
to be done by q board oil ten managers or
other Officers, TO be ca osen by ballot; that as
a corporate body may sue and be sued, and
have sl powers incident to its purposes, as
provided Dy the act of Assembly, chRpter 81,
passed January at. HI, and approved jan
nary 20, 1871. This July 4, ISL
II. L. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy Q. and NJ.
Geo. W. Winchester, Sol. for compl'ts. jy0
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oUR CITY
What Mayor Johnson has DOne-What
his OHeers are Doing 10 Helm Him.

What Mayor Johnson has DOne-What
his Officers are Doing 10 Help Him.
Editors Appeal - While we find
abundant cause for satisfaction at
the success of the thinking and
honest party in Tennessee, and in other
sections of the South, we should not for
get 10 watch the steady progress made by
the sMemphis city government toward O
healthy and prosperous future.
It's q pleasing contrast compared with
the reckless, the destructive course at
times pursued, heretofore, by unscrupu-
lous men hOisted TO power by knavery
and fraud. The good work was attempted
by Park, Lohsnd and Leftwicb, bot it has
been left for the iron will, the stOi"sl de-
termination of our present honored
Mayor to bring order out of chaos. He
has mastered the situation. The city's
enemies cove at his coming; and though
someo of them rave attempted his discom-
future, he has stood at the wheel, ready to
sacrifice his private fortune and his repu-
tstion If necessary, in the discharge of
his duty, which he clearly understands.
Under his administration the city debt
has beer so paid paid of and funded as to
leave only $4,000 to be funded, while
there remains $244,OO0 in accounts con-
sidered as available in paying the amount
past due, The estimate for current ex-
penses falls SZ5,OOO short OF the expected
reyenue, and as the bonds mature,
the city's reserve or sinking fund viii be
on hand ready TO meet the obligations.
The Mayor has been well sustained by
other and coordinate heads of govern
ment. The police force has been effectively
used in the maintenance OF order and sup
preston of crime. O'DOnnell, Athey and
Gray have performed srduous duties. So
much have they accomplished that the
friends of the Chief have ordained him
their prospective candidate for the Shriev-
atty, and the good men of Memphis are
determined to put Athey, tbs fearless
captain, in his plsce.!IWith such a chief,
who dares snd does what might well in
timidate most men, Memphis may rest
as securely as she can hope from any
cause. Captain Athey has won the love
of the good and the honest. His brave
men will dsre all things be may order,
knowing that he is even too ready to 60
with them into the discharge Of dangerous
duty. The skies are clearing; the day
spring of hope and prosperity is breaking
for this favored city, and, provided we
take hold of the opportunities pre-
scented, and act in the living present,
there is nothing high and happy for which
we may not reasonably hope.
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CRANE EXCURSION
LAKE. SUPERIOR.

The Union Steamboat Company will send
their fs7oTite steamer
ARCTIC. ...- CRPtRin J. Z. Turner
Leaving Buffalo, July Is, Cleveland, July
20, Detroit July q, on q
Grand Excursion arOuHd Lake Superior
WISHING every point OF interest on that
v celebrated and beautiful lake. The trip
will occupy twenty-five days. Prominent
attractions on the route are; Lake Erie,
Cleveland, Detroit, Detroit River, Lake st.
Clair and River, 8arala, Lake Huron, Sault
Ste Marie, ST. Mary's River and Rapids, Lake
Superior, Neepigon River, -four days for
trout hshing), Isle ROyale, the celebrated Sill
yer Island, Tort william one day to visit the
British Camp, the H'ldsOn bay Station, and
the famous Amethyst Vetnl, Duluth, Supe-
rior City. Bayfield,, La Pointe, Portage Lake
Copper Mines one day., Marquette (IIOn
Mines at Negaupee one day., the Pictured
Rocks, Point aux Pins, Detour, Mackinao and
Pu~t-in-Ray. Parties intending to camp on
the Fishing Grounds at Neepigon River
should provide themselves with tents, camp
eQuipage, etc An experienced Physician
will be on board the entire trip. A sufficient
number of launGresses viii be on board. A
good Band of Music will The Ex-
cursion. As only EIGHTY TICKETS will be
sold, application for them should be made at
once
Sc Fair for the Entire Trip, including
Meals and Berths, Sl26. ia
For passage and all Information apply to
SETH CALDWELL, Agent,
Main street, Buffalo.
s. ID. CALDWELL, Gen1 Manager.
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As an. 2p.m. IlO:4sp.m.
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LOCAL NEWS
.LeddinIs College,

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
w. 2. MitcheI's school, sos Third St.
Miss Maggie Fesly will teach st the
Linden street school during the summer.
Tho DAILY APPRAL, FIVE cents per
copy, can be had Of all newsmen in the
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
I'll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

nOARD-R Rooms, for families or, young
fyyl 40 MADISON STREET.
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LOST.

nRACELET- Lost, Wednesday morning, a
Is chUd1s gold bracelet on the street-carf.
Anyone ending the same VIII be lDerally re-
warded by returning II TO -
W. At d. Fitzgerald & Co.'S, "a FrontbL
PECTACLES.-On the evening OF July D.
y 1871. one pair gold sPectscles. The Under
will receive a liberal reward by returning
saue To ROOTES VANCE & Co,
fvT JS8 Front street
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Hight of barome.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF On. SIG. OFFICER,
yAsHTNCToN La a m Julv q 1871

WAR
OFFICE OF ca. SIG. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, 1870 am, July e, IS71.)
The ares Of low pressure which was, on
Wednesday evening, in Iowa has moved
over Lake Michigan, and now covers
Lake Huron. Threatening weather, with
light rains, has accompanied its advance,
and nov prevails in New York and Penn
s~ylvsnia. Barometer has varied some-
what on South Atlantic and Gulf coasts,
and continues highest from North Caro-
lima 20 Key West, with fresh winds from
the south. Rain is reported this afternoon
from Georgia and Alabama, and clearing
up weather from Kentucky to Lake Su-
perior and westward. Barometer has
fallen quite rapidly in Middle and Eastern
States since this morning, with increasing
southeastern winds. SOuthessterly winds
will probably continue In Southern and
Gulf States, with northwesterIy in the in
terror on Friday afternoon. Barometer
will probably continue to fall tonight in
New York, with brisk southessterly
winds on sast Atlantic coast for q short
time, and threatening and rainy weather,
clearing away on Friday. Partially
cloudy and clear weather is probable for
Friday at Fort Smith and in Tennessee,
and brisk southwestern winds for tonight
on Lakes Ontario and Erie.
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LAZARUS & MORRIS perfected specta-
eles are b best. They never fire the
eyes ; last many years without change;
are warranted not TO break. +. II. CLARK
& Co, jewelers. and Opticians, No. l
Clsrk's block, go Main street, Memphis,
are sole.sgents for this city.
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LAW

Second Circuit COurt-HAlsey, Judge.
This court will convene this morning to
hear motions for new trials, n signing
bills of exceptions, and tomorrow VIII
adjourn to court in course.
Criminal COurt--J. n. FlipPin, Judge.
Cases set for trisl to-day: 2S4, Angelo
Marie, carrying concealed weapons; Z76,
Angelo Mare, attempt to kill; S29, FANNIE
Gray, keeping house of i'll fame; Isl,
James Schooles, arson; SSl, James Hayes,
arson; 3S3, Mat Arnold, carrying concealed
weapons; AIS, Thomas Maggie, assault and
battery; 4Sl, J. Foppianna, violating the
revenue laws; 446, L. Monticello, violat-
ing the revenue laws; 466. ID. Marks, V1o-
lsting the revenue lsws; 46S, j. Behn, vio-
lating the revenue laws; $40, j. h. Brown,
violating the revenue laws; 664, K. Bau-
man, violating the revenue laws; COS, u.
OlrOtti, violating the revenue laws; $50,
Mcbride, larceny; 7l0, W. B. Greenwood,
falling to settle as administrator; 7lb,
James Gallagher, failing to settle AS sd-
ministrstor; Jos, William Foster, falling
to settle as administrator; 746, Thomas
Luhiff, violating b revenue laws; sos
Charles Meyers, retailing; S62, Frank A
Schruyer, larceny; 902, Lou Fisher, keep
ing house Of i'll fame; 91S, Mil McCsTveri
mayhem; 924, Nan Maginnis, keeping
mousse OIln Iailoi Sf4t huunh SkOhoI AS0P
ing house of i'll fame; lO0l, James Gun
ninghsm, keeping gaming house, 1881
Joseph Wilten, keeping gaming house
1886, r. Brown, keeping gaming house
I076, II. J. Sleagle, keeping gaming house
lI77, Lizzie Schneider, illegsl ~cohsbitingi
HIS, Samuel Schneider, illegal c~ohRbitingi
1lsl, Charles Rivol, robbery lls2, Charles
Rivol, attempt to kill; Frank Smith, lar
ceny; Samuel Tyler, robbery; Winnie
Tyler, robbery; NJ. Malowney, murder
Z. j. Esson, murder.
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ALL WOOL cassimeres at sixty-iv cents,
and svery IS co purchase q cnsnce
for the twenty splendid presents to be
given at the Southern Palace, Jolly Sh.
Only two DAYS left,
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EAaTS

xT.UNG GIRL young Riri,ths. can come
1eu ed, to do light house
,IorE french or German preferred. Applyat
W" 81 Linden BThEET.
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Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Gall and examine it before purchasing
others, st
ARMSTRONG, NALL d CO.'S,
Furniture and C~srpet-house, S65 Main at.
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PERSONAL.

THE Lady, who under signature o. Lone
~" will please send her name and ad'
dress 10 Mis- n. c. Lopez. No. l2lCouit street.
that she may have an interview.
Memphis, July 3, le1. Jy'
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GAS FITTING, SIS second street.

TIE Executive Committee Of the Men,
phis and Shelby County Bible Society
will meet this afternoon at 4 O'Clock, at
the G. P. Church, Court street. Pastors
and members of the Committee are Urg-
emily requested TO attend.
W. r. STEWART, Sec'y.
july z 1871.
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Peti ian for instrumentation Old Folks.

S. d. CALDWELL, Gen1 Manager.
B. Z. PATRICK. Genn Passng'r ARt. Buffalo.
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CHEAPEST dress goods of the season can
be found 81 the Southern Palace at fifteen
cents q yard, and remember only two
days are left to get tickets for the twenty
splendid gifts to be distributed July Sth.
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ONLY two dsys are left 70 get chances for
the twenty elegant prizes to be given
away July 9Th, al the Southern Palace.
Every $500 purchase OF dry goods secures
8 chance.
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SPECIAL FOs THE LADIES.

T. w. JOHNSTON 3 co.
Are offering the balance Of their recently
purchased stock of
Fancy Goods at Sweeping Reductions
From original prices, IS the whole must
be cleared ont to make for FALL I'M
FORMATIONS. The above is bona fde,
and ladies are cordially invited to exam
inc goods and test prices at their new
store.
$40 Main 81, Opposite Peabody Hotel.
iiFAECY silks 81 fifty cents; the cheapest
silks eVer sold in Memphis, and every
$500 purchase secures 3 chance for the
twenty splendid gifts 70 be given away
July 6th ct the Southern Palace, 332 Main
street. Only two days left.
PHALON's NEW PERFUME.
at LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
AZ LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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Joe Locke, 2S6K Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
Weeklies and the largest variety of dalios
In the city,
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PuMPs-sl5 Second street.

JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 2S6H Main
street, has all the late papers from all
parts of the United States.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
0 HOT SPRINGS.
HOT SPRINGS.
LIttIs Rock to Hot SpFlhss-A9ee1nses.
flea Hack Lac,

MINIS. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR IAMPEE-
w pared with very superior FouI-sprtng
AmbulanceB, good Teams and tent
drIyars- to transport fnValfds and Others TO
the Hot Springs, or any part Of ArEansss, al
figures ss low as the lowest. An ambulance
win seat I'VE persons besides The driver, ana
earrv 8O hounds OF baggage. The seats are
40 constructed as to form a bed. and lnFalda
ride in a reclining posture Persons IelS-
RraDhfng can have conveyance 10 meet them
Al the boat or train by which they come, and
take as much time in gcing to the Springs
which are sixty miles rom Little HOcE, as
may be most agreeable to them.
DAVID G. WILSON, Passenger Agent,
once. Aiken House, Little Rock, u stables
corner OF First and Scott streets myi
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sTzAE YrrIIEs. BIB Second street

AMERICAN DRIVEN WILLS at Brownies
Brownies, 3l5 Second street,
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MOSQUITOES

BURNETT's COOKING EXTRACT sold bv,t
Oliver a. Finney.
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First Cbaneery COurt-MOrgan, chan
eellOF.

EhEAA 1AaACCEJ C1N
ce1lOr.
No decisions we're rendered yesterday.
DEGREES passed: Word rs Morgan, report
confirmed; Cochran VS. May, report con-
frmed; Wesver vs. Bland, vesting title
Gegg rs Jones, final; Whitsitt VS. Polk,
injunction dissolved; Dickens VS. Dickens,
appeal; Merrill ys DeBsrre, amendment
Lanier VS. GsyosO Savings Institution,
report con6rmed; Brown vs. Brown,
guardian sd Item appointed; Brown We
Crawford, sale; Baker VS. Phoenix Insur-
sDce Company, appeal; Rsiney VS. M. and
Chas r r, administrator appointed.
Court adjourned until Monday, and will
then adjourn to court In course.
second Chancery COurt-scOtt, Chan
eeIIOr.
Court meets at 9 am. to-day. Cases set
for to-day: Nos. 19I, Morton VS. Wolcott
240 Sanford VS. Norris.
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GrIpingi in the Bowels, and Wind Cello.

We believe It the BEST AND sUREsr REMEDY
IN THE WORLD, in all cases Of DYSENTERY
AND DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN, whether
It arises from teething or from any other
cause. We would say TO every mother who
has q child suffering from any of the foregO-
ing complaints-Do NOT LET YOUR PREJUs
DICES, NOR d P-REJUDICES OF OTHERS, stand
between your suffering child and the relief
that will be SURVEYS, ABSOLUTELY
SURE-to follow the use of this medicine, II
fmely used. Full directions for using Will
accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
Mrs. WinsI0w's Soothing Syrup"
Having the fac-simile OF CURTIS & PER-
on the outside All others
are base limitations.
Sod by Druggists throughout the world.
OFFICES:
2I5 Fulton street, New York.
1913 Oxford street, London, England.
5I st Paul street. Montreal. Canada. my3
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wANTTND
WOOL WOOL WOOL

WANTED at the Raleigh Wooden Factory,
w on Wolf River, nine miles from Mem.
null particulars send FOR circular.
iasg W. n. LANE & co
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AUCTION.
lie Ynnnner Ale. no IIernsa Hams
EXTENSIVE AUoTloN sALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ETC

VIZ will sell on Thursday morning, July 8,
w ls7l, at 10 O'Clock.
10 fine Bedroom Sets,
SINE Brussels Carpets,
anne Three ply Carpets,
ingram Carpets,
lime Rosewood Parlor Set
lime Rosewood B~evsn-Oetsve Piano,
Side-Board, Extension Table, Pier Glasses
Sofa. Lounges, Spring, Cocoa and straw MAI
ting Plated Ware. China ana diass ware
window Curtains, COrnices, etc In TACT
everytbing connected with a nrst-elass fuT-
nisbed house. The above goods VIII pc sold
10 n highest bidder, Tor cash Without any
rtserve whatever, as the owners are declining
bouEekeeping and moving from the city. The
ladies, and h-ouseksepers generally viii DO
well 10 attend this sale
tyq 240 Main street.
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the WEATHER.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.8.A. I
MEMPHIS. July 6. 1871, I
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WILL, ON MONDAY, JULY 10, 1871, FROM
10 TO Il O'Clock, sell, at public al ction. TO
he highest bidder. the Foundry and C
Mes. IS and 10 PoTl lar street, Memphis,
Temp, known as the
FOUNDRY & NOVELTY WORKS.
wishing TO purchase can have an OPP
of examining the machinery, etc,
al any lime between now n day of sale.
WIN. NJ. VOORHEES,.
Geo, Shields q Co., lLuctiOnsers, jys