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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY YTAX COLLECToR, D
" MEMPHIS June l3 ISL
- On the lst day OF July, 1871, L viii make
my return to the CoUBT for CONFEDERATION
all lots on which TAXES have not been paid
for 1s70, after that time COST and INTEREST
will be CALCULATED
FELIX ". ROBERTSON
jelA CITY Tax CoITasto-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUCKEYE SELVE

WE have just received a f1u supply Of
w BUCK EYE SALVE. We shall heTeaf-
ter be fuuy prepared to meet the demand for
this Justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
or retail.
q. W. JONES & co,
le4 81 Main street.
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FOREIGN.
Snain

Spain.
MADRID, June 18.-Minister Marat
has rendered his resignation to the
King.
There were slight disturbances dur
ing the celebration of the POpe's jubi-
lee. 9
The Committee Of the Budget has ap-
proved the bill recently introduced by
Marat, the finance minister, provid-
ing for the indemnihcation of the
Bank Of Paris for the withdrawal of
the treaty under which he was to
have negotiated the Spanish loan.
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Saturday, the 22d day Of Iuly, 1871,

proceed to sell for cash, at public outcry, to
the highest and best bidder, on the premises
the following described real estate, lying and
being in the city of Memphis aud State OF
tennessee, On the west side OF Ruth street,
Sion, beginning at the southwest corner OF
tue alley, sOutu OF Vance street (said alley
does now or viii hereafter cross Vance street,
said lot has front OF so feet on Ruth street.
and runs back. between parallel lines. 1877
feet; this being one OF the three lots con-
Veyed by ". 7. Lane 10 r. f. Chew, deceased.
Equity OF redemption waived. Title belleyed
to be perfect, but convey only IS trustee.
W. P. WILSON. Trustee.
wilson 81 Beard AtfOrugVE
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rheumatism and Paralysis
Positively cured by the use OF my celebrated
EIsCtrO-C Chemical Baths.

Particular attention paid to Diseases of Fe-
males, such as Suppressed or Painful Mem
situation, Falling of the Womb, LeucOrrhea
or Whites, and 10 all irregularities Of the
monthly periods.
The Doctor can be consulted personally or
by letter. je20
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M enken Brothers.
CORNER MAIN AND COURT STREETS.
INSURANCE

MILToE 2. JAREAGIN, President
l.. ID. MCkIssICE, Vice President
&. a. DENLsON, Secretary.
DR. ". K. HODGES and DR.. JOIN PrTEI4r-.
Medical Directors.
JARNAGIE & FRAYsER, ATTORNEYS
WILLIAM RUTTIE, General Agent
K. ?. Boiling, General Supervisor OF Agency.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Walted-NeW SublCFiptIOn Book,

w f wish good agent to manage the sale
w in Tennessee He must have a good
knowledge Of the business and small capi-
tai. The book viii have a large sale, and
pay liberal profit. viii be ready In one
week. Price, s2t0. ". j. HOLLAND q CO.,
1e2J Springdeld Mass
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IlME-llME.

ON HAND AND FOR SALE, at No. II
" Madison street, the celebrated CAPE
LIME.
Merchants orders solicited.
WILSON & SEARCY,
fe11 Aoanfu
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NEW nRT.EANa

NEW ORLEANs June lS. Flour dull; super
SIS 5Oa7. Corn; mixed, 72q78o; white and vel
low, ,74076c. Oats quiet at 62G63e. Bran, lower
at 81 10 Hay quiet; prime, S23; choice, S28.
Pork dull; ess offering at sl55{. Bacon quiet
at ~, 71Eg915c. Sugar-cured hams, 145S0l5c
Lard dull; fierce, l05<@uc; keg, ll1EGIls<c.
ses; rebOiled, 40c. whisky hrmer at S25Sag5c
Coffee Inactive at 131<9l5zc. Bank sterling
t2455; sight, q premium. Gold, ll25z Cotton
is quiet but drmer; sales, 800 bales; good
ordinary, I75S9lSc; low middling, lg1l@I91Sc;
middling, nomtnally 20hc; receipts 23s
bales; exports foreign, $50 bales; exports
coastWise, 5898; stock, 50,492
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Persia.

NEW YORK, June IA cores
pOndent writing to a Turkish journal
from Tabrezes, says that the details
which reach here Of the destitution
and misery which the drOuth of last
year caused in the central and south
ern provinces of Persia are fearfully
heart-rending. The people are dying
of hunger even in the streets of the
capital. In KhOrassan the parents
are selling their children as slaves to
the TurcOmans in order to keep them
alive.
In Ishahan, men have been seized
in the act Of digging up cOrpses to
serve as food for their starving fami-
lies.
In Shinar, Herman and Yezd, the
Wretehed sufferers endeavOr to sup
port life on grass and roots, which
they may find in the neighborhOod,
and as might be expected, postilence
follows hard on the footsteps of
famine, and half Of the kingdom of
Persia is becoming rapidly depopu-
lated.
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MISSOURI VALLEY
LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN
Of LsaYenWOFth, Kansas.


MEMPHIS AGEs-CY, June 8. I57I.
A u meeting or the Board of Directors Of
4 the Missouri valley Life Insurance Com
pany, held al their once, No g West Count
street, the above named Officers were uus-
nlmOusly elected. Being deslrOusOf extend
ing our business In this locality. we invite
the especial attention of those desiring Lu-
suranee 70 some peculiar features OF our COM
panys viz: Our State iudOrEes our policies
ildAlng assurance dOubly sures policies TO
the amount Of $50 600 are exempt from claims
OF any party; whether the policy be for the
Denent Of vile and children, or a creditor. DO
Is also exempt from any taxes. No eELrH
cnarge tnsurtng females. Cali and examine
before you insure.
le9 RUFFLN 9 Boiling. Mana.at.
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Trusfes's SaIa.

D Y virtue Of q deed OF trust N ade to me By
- A. j. kellaE, and recorded in the Office Of
the Register OF Shelby county, in book NO.
5as part 2, p. ~ ct sequiter, made for the
purpose Of securing certain purchase money
notes held by Il. S. Hammond, executor OF
x Z. Chew, deceased, and which have not
been paid, viii, as Trustee, between legal
hours. on
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Cuba

HAVANA, June 18.-Insurgent Gen
eral Edward MarmOl, who at the
beginning Of the revolution raised a
band of four hundred negroes in the
jurisdiction Of Guantanamo, offered to
surrender to General Palenca at
Santiago de Cuba. Palenca refused
to accept his surrender unless MarmOi
brought certain number of the in
surgents with him, which the Spanish
Government demands as a condition
for the pardon of an officer of his
rank. MarmOl, therefore, went to
Ciego de Avila, accompanied by a
friend and surrendered to the Spanish
commander. As he came without
the prescribed number OfEmen he will
probably be shot.
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DISSOLUTION

rVHE firn Of ". i. Smith s. co. is this dsy
dissolved by mutual consent W. IL
smith having sOid his entire interest in the
Gable Lightning Rod Business to II. B. Wells
who is alone authorized to collect ali debts
owning the drm and made since May I. Is7I
aud 70 pay all company debts made since
May I, l87l, and Is alone authorized 10 sian
the firm name. Once at No. 10 Union street..
w. =. SMITH
H. B. WELLS.
Mem PMS, uue 10. Ab4L.
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constructed Of the best material, in the
newest styles, after the best models,
Mr.. John j. Grafton, General Ticket
Agent at Fort Wayne, being our cha
perOne. On this train general in
Productions took place, which led to
the formation Of many happy friend
ships, and, as / hope, better under
standing of the heretofore cOntending
and rival sections of our Union. Be
fore arriving at
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REMOVAL.
FOREST RETREAT PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

EOEE5T RETEEAT, on Horn Lake Road
Il renowned before the war as q most mag
n1ncent retreat, Two miles south OF lne city
is now offered for sale. Property consists OF
Five Acres OF Ground, House win twelve
rooms, large galleries around Go, two good
Cisterns, Stables, OuthOusess elc AL sur
rounded By a large forest grove, Lntsrmlu-
gled with maguOlias, eTefgreeus, roses au1
rare plants: hne orchard OF choice fruit
vineyard al loaded with the best Of nult5
asparagus beds, etc
ThIs property is offered for sale on reason
able terms. Title guaranteed. Inquire al
the premises. AMANDA JACUEL.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June l9.- Cotton demand good
and full prices for middling at sG02O1Sc Flour
dull and unchanged at S8 69,T6 so. Wheat
is dull ana unchanged; No. 1 ed 81 As Corn
In good demand at fuil prices, 57c. Rye Quiet
at 95@9Sc. Oats are higher for mixed az 58a
SIC. Eggs steady at l3c. Butter scarce and
firm at l7@22e. Cheese scarce and frm fac
tory at II l%9l255c. Provisions quiet and weak .
sales Of shoulders at sc; bacon clear rib al
SIC; do shoulders at 65fc others duh and
nominal at SIS for mess pork; 7e, T5Scand Sc for
sides, and l0c for lard. Hogs duh and un-
changed. Whisky Is quiet and unchanged at
S9c,
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June l9.--Flour-modium and
lower grades lower and unsettled super fall,
s.; extra, &6 1905. Wheat lower, duh and ir-
regular; No. spring Iowa, 10 elevator, 81 Is (;
sample lots No. red fall 81 S.. Corn nrm and
in fair demand; mixed, on track, SIG; No. 2
mixed, in elevator, $50; sacked, 581S660c.
Oats better at 51@52e In bulk5 555f955 sacked
Rye hrm at s26s5c. Pork lower mess Sl4 20
Bacon. heavy JOObing and order lots, :, 81,
S5zG91lc. Lard nomipally lower. Hogs quiet
at S3 1854 l21z, Cattle quiet, ranging nom
81 5 10 IS 80.
LOUISVILLE.
LoursvnLE, June l9--Cotton was strong;
niddling, DC. Flour quiet and nrIn; extra
family, s675. GratD-Corn and wheat IN good
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IAGINAW,

on the Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw
railroad, was our next trip, made
by special train in four hours
and a half. Here, at the OBJ
objective point Of our trip we
were confronted with the most active
population and perhaps the most
wonderful results Of industry to be
IOund IN the Union. As there are no
less than three rival towns ia the
Saginaw Valley, snd all within sight
Of each other, l will speak of them
collectively as Saginaw a name
under which all, we hope, w;Il ere
long be united, reaping the benefits OF
population now quite 25, 600. In
1850 the population of the Saginaw
Valley was 12,75s, now it is 1905.
In 1860 the first test well was bored
and now there is manufactured 7OO.-
coo barrels of salt per year, valued at
81 1904 In 1868 there was manu-
fsctured 1873, 600, 900 feet Of lumber; in
1870 it had increased TO 704, ,455, ,l61
feet, exclusive OF shingles, laths and
pickets. In 1860 the church property
OF Saginaw was worth only S144,700;
in 1870 it WIS worth Sl,700, 500. In
1860 the banking capital was only
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VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES

such as Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strlc-
lures, and all urinary diseases, Syphilitic or
Mercurial affections Of the Throat, Skin or
Bones. also the effects OF a solitary habit,
duclng blotches on the face, Debility, ImpO-
tency, Dizziness, 9imness or sight, Confusion
OF Ideas, Aversion to Society, Loss OF Mem
Ory, etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MIsspuRI STATE LOTTERY.
OmCIaI Drav01nEs,

MORNING CLAsS-No. 2Sg.
43, s, 10, 50, %, 81, 90, A, As, 70, SO, 16.
EVENING CLASS-Nn. go
"a, I9 SO, 3, 35, So, 49, %, 54. >, 81, 5s.
Prizes from slOO 70 $4,000 paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. J. E. FRANCE
i5k North Court street Box ls7, Memphis
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Man
agerst st. Louis, No je20
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LoUrgvI1LK, June ls.-COttOn was strong
uaiddling, DC. Flour quiet and arm; extra
family, s675. GrRtD-cern and wheat IN good
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27
Sic GrjbiibDfe ppn Naris.

Das uSournal te @enepe" idreibt: yGs
tit niat un:ntereGant, anldblt@ Der sessn
Monietsneur OartoY ansel telten @erfp1.
suns gu unteriuden, welAes bas 2oos Der
GrjbiihDfe ucar, bic felt Der &epp!ution ron
SO I'M er;bti9ofiden palafe scngaris nod
chamber tbren @ts aufsefdlasen tabeu.
Mnno 1898 farb Mcrietsneur be Sut9ne
auf benz Saafot. 1915 mubte fid Garpi'
nal ~ 1urp mad &cm FaHtea. 1880 wurbe
be Quelen Don ben R,ppluttcndren perfolst,
Der bti4Dft&e Ya1at eeplinbert unb po1'
ftdnbts 3erfort. @etn Madfclser &fre fel
auf Der 8arrteabe tes TauboursSt. Mntotne
ben "a. Stunt 1S4S. @tbour, Der 9lfre e.
ftste, purbs 1857 son @erser ermorbet.
Sur Cardinal Mor1ot blieb pent9 anse,
fetnbet. Darbop btnsesen 1T Don ben ST.
iursenten ais @etbel sefansen seiest wpr.
ben !"
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Der Us E +.

Giu i@redlider SAL eretsnete fi@ tar3lt9
tn penats, Oeferret9. Die iunse Srau e.
mes gabnteamten, Man,sus @tlfons, tpuroe
Moreens anf9etnenb tobt TT tbren1 Bette
~sefunben. !9ierlber sertett ber@atte tn etne
folde g%er3weiFuns. bab man ernitlt6e Se'
forsntFt fir ietnengerTanb beste. @loslt@
,puros ber(tlbe untpobl, fir3te gu 8ooen uro
blteb tctt.a Gtwa etue @turbe fpdter e.
faten Der 8ei&auar3t, fcntatirte teoo@ 'ur
ben Sob bes @atten In Tolse etnes Slut'
falases, bic tunse Trau aber, nur NIT benz
@tarrtrampfe bebaftet, trurbe iptsber tas se'
Ben 3urldserufen.
0olntlnmpeu.-Gtntee @btnelen tn ben
Berlin. @elbsruben In Mufralten faneen e.
men @o1bflumpen, pel9er TIT nn3en tptsat,
unb $24,8S0 wertb 1T.
Seim Trieoensftt 1T Suuisbiae, &e.'tud9'
befanb f1 auf einent ber int 3use befnelt>
den @asen Elm 400 @aGonen @ein baltet'
bee Tab, weldes aus bret peri&teoenen 9dt'
men brei peridteoene @stniorten iprubelte.
Der aus benz @erfauf e~rstelte Cribs tpuree
benz Tefeummittee iiberseben.
0rane 2arapenj@irute iinb iebr iadbli&,
ba fe @rientt-g erstftune infelse tarfer g.
ttsuns bur9 @etroleumlidt CUR Sotse ia
ben. Die erfte @irfuns bes etnseat9neten
Mrlenifs 1T D%untelwereen ber Musen. Sf
l9etnt es, ais ob elm bxnfeler tamaler &C.
aenfanb aber benz Muse ldse unb basSeber
btntere; aud bas DeiSe, Don benz unteru
Ausenlib terauf, fanst an, i4 3u ent;aneen
babel @9mer3en TT Nus.n uno &cpt ma
mentlid bes MaGts S4lasen In Mussn uni
9ersftppfen, 8eflommenlein, pft ploblthe'
@1wiubsl unb l1etelfeit, Defenders betm e.
fen bes Mtenbs. Serner aeigt F4 sroB'
Mabisfeit, unb bod felt Elm ntht eraut6en'
Der @Alaf iiG meifens ert sesen Mprser
etn ; Elm trennsneer, ni4t gu fiQenberD urf
Mattisfeit In ben @lieberr unb @Aner3en
bauytlddli6 In ben 6dnben, @tetf9ett tr
ben Ginsern sebSren NIT au eteisn SpmFto'
men. Gin entipre6enoes @ssenmtttel, bts
dr3tli&er &atb 81 @ulfe sescsen spereer
fann, TT Gtmets tit 3uderwa0er ~setruatea
aud stel rparrae Mtl& unb Del.
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1T ties.

&anariemb6sets Gtufubr.- Sn uurtserSat-
ion ftne $4,000 &anartenp6se1 tint New gorf
&afen tnnportirt porben uno 3,par 5000 Don
golfer, $4,000 BON @et9e, $4,000 bur& &u>
te, 10000 bur& &ofe (!duamtlt@ Deutl&e),
5000 bur@ 3rpet .pbtlabelpbter xnb etnen
Reifeneen 8erfdufer. Die gSsel fomrnen
aus observation-disclosures [befonters Der Sarge,
senu, teren 8eu0lteruns d& febr piel nit
g6sel3u&t abstsbt) unb Belsten. Die SIM,
porteure 3ablen in europa fur ben9aneTten>
pcsel bur&i&ntttlt& 25 @sr. bts 3uet SD
ler. Dur9 gerlufe burd @terben ouf Der
&etie fcmuat etn gosel b%ur9i@nitt1i& auf
$2.l0 3u feten. gertauft tutrben Ge III bret
bts fdnf Dollars. CUTE uS4ldser" tebeu>
tenb tSber.
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colo Gapour, ben etsentli9 Emmanuel
&uspoli gu Gbrer, bes frunprin3li6en
Yaares CAB, anreleno tparert, ME
Min9betti, Yerusst unb &tcaiolt, fouer1,
pom anseiebenen Miteltebern BET Ultra
9iberalen User seba@tesG bena befra9t,
seduBert baben: v@enn Elm untpetttr
pirtltd iber Stalien bereinbri&t ~
fraet Niemanb> no Die 5auptltaot II,
in Sion, ODER in Glorens. Gin lansz
flames @orseben in Der @erptrflt&un9
Der u%eberiteoelun9 nlBt rur erStaatsz
fa0e. Denn @oute Der Sail etntreten,
paB mir Yertrieben.tpereen, IL barf Sta
lien an einen@ daoenerlaB nidt oenten."
Mu@ prtnj 6umbert ipra& f19 Dor ietz
ner Mbreiie 9eeen etnise Sff3iere pabtn
aus u@ir perpen feben, rpp3u Der
@onsreb ODER Die Gcnferens, bic iber
Die r6miide Grase 9ebalten peroen iou,
fIbren ptrb; pte es ideint, perben mir
nod in cieiem Sabre Seiadfttsuns 9ez
mug baben."
S@met3.
Die fir9li@ politilae 8emeaune in
Deutf@lano bat auf bic Na9barz&e
rutlif ni@t gu uertsnnenbe Ginwirtun'
gen. Man 1dretbt Dom Bcrenlee
Der Gelc3us 1T bereits einseleitet ; ;u
Olten> i'm Canton Golptburn, par Elm
AueiduB Der fatbolil9ea @eifliden
beS 8i6tbums Ba1el 1erlommelt> in
WiQtlau> i'm Caution 9ujerr, taete tpie
in Suriee cine @erlammlung fatbpliz
laer 2ateu> in 8eurcn 0u;ern) uni
in Suriee cine GerlammlunS son pros
teilfatbulifen dbnlide Demonitratipz
men fanceu in ben Stdpten 9u3ern uni
Bern fat, Das erte Srefsn miro in
Canton 9u;ern eeliefert peroen ; In bic
fem 9r5Bten fatboli1den Canton itsb>
oemnddit bte Neuwabl Der @antpnal'
beb1rren bepor."
Na@ Gonfel1onen aussei9ieben YER
tbetlt fi9 bic i9petserii9e 8ey5lferuna
fol9eneermaben: 1861, 900 proteianz
ten> 1,085,084&atboltfen, 1921 @ets
ttrer, 7036 Ntdt9riften CSsraeliten ,c.]
ooer ettpd 1858 Yro3ent p%roteltanten
1864 Yrpsent 8atbolifen, O,42 Settis
rer, O>26 S5raeliten. Die 3abl be,
Sefttrer bat fi9 In ben sebn Sabrer
Don 1860 an fait ~perpoppelt, bel Der
Ssraeliten INN fat 3met Drittel se1.
mebrt, &pdbrenb bic 3abl cer &atbolifer
uno Yrotetanteu UNI etpas u1ebr all
je 6 pro;ent 3uuabm.
SIN %. Npril >purce 8riens, in
Berner Sberlano, neueroin9S Don e.
mem Grpfur3 beimselu9t. !3wet 6du:
ler 1puroen >peB9eri6eu, mebrere ;erft5rt
Der S&lamm itebt 20 8u6 bod ibe,
Der Bride bes Tra4tba9eS. Dt
Communication fit Gubrmerfe 1T au'
lin9ere 3eit unterbro9en. Gin
S@miebe 1T ein9eftlr3t mebrere 9dule,
1no arg bei9dotet unp tbeilweile meg.
9ert7en. Der @eiammti9apen 1T 3temz
lid bod unb nod nidt eeuau ermittelt
Steintl5de Don 200 bis 400 &ubiffuf
liesen tn Ma1e auf unterz uno pbers
balb Der StraBe. Wan orbeitet ou'
pas &rdfti9fe, UNI ben S@utt rres,us
rdumen. Gtma 20 Gamilieu babeu
laweren S9apen erlitten.
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LEA & PERRINs' SAUCE.

~Pronounced by Connolsseurs
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion, and II
is rnTivaled for lis dsvOr. We are directed
by Messrs. e q PERRINS to prosecute all
parties making or vending cpunterfeitA.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
oc5 AGENTS, New York.
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YOUNs LADIES' ACADERY
or
st. Catherine of Sienna.
- J-8agtu-
Near Springfield, washington Co., ksutuoky
Under the Patronage Of the Very
Reverend Superior Of St. Rose

THIS institution Is situated two miles
from Springfield. about q quarter OF q
mile nom the Bardstown and Springfield
Turnpike. Il IL conducted BY the Sisters o.
the order Of st. Dominic, Is well provided
with competent and experienced teachers,
who spare no pains 20 render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. the diSct.
pine of the Institution Will be hrm and
uniform, but mild and parental. while the
~strictest attention win be paid 70 the health,
comfort and want ofthep pupils. The course OF
studies embraces all the ranches useful and
ornamental. This institution Yves established
in 1872 and is situated IN one OF the health
lest and most beautiful portions OF the State,
and is OF easy acceas by rail from Louisville.
An extensive farm Is connected with the
institution from which all the supplies are
drawn, thus giving 1t considerable advsn'
tags over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive and tagtefully arranged. This
buildings are erected With an eye especially
70 health and comfort.
The Academic year commences on the nrst
Monday In September and ends on the last
wednesday In June, and Is divided into two
Ressions OF i've months each.
Terms per session oil nve months accord.
ing 10 the class of the pupil. S76, $50 and S1QO
psyableha1f in advance.
For further particulars apply TO MessrB. ]
@. Webb 4 Co., Louisville, Chas. D. Elder,
Esq.. n Commercial Pace, New Orleans, OF
10 the Fathers in chargelofB st. Peters ehurcn
Memphis. Tennessee. d&w au2
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NOTICE.

A warning has been Heeded.-sinoe
the exposure OF the attempts made by certain
INSCRIPTIONS local dealers, to palm on their
coarse sstringents, made from cheap and i'm.
pure materials, in place OF the great national
tonic, Hostetter's stomach Bitters. public
opinion has set strongly against these en-
pirics and their preparations, Their ooou-
patton is gone, or soon will be. When the
light is let into deception It soon willis down.
Persons who triHe with their own health,
by using kno preparations, with no
guarantee to sustain them, whe an estab.
nshed specific, prove by twenty years ex-
perience to be exactly what 1t is claimed to
be, is within their reach, are sure 10 repent
their temerity. Many have done so in this
instance, but II is hoped that the ruth plain
Iy spoken has arrested the evi. In the
meantime the demand for the leading pro-
tective and restorative medicine of America
was never 30 great a. IL has been this season.
From the fever and ague districts of the
west, southW est, and south, it Is literally
overwhelming, and 1t may be said OF the adj
vices from all parts Of the country OF the
cures it is efiecting in dyspepsia, bilious COM
plant and chronic constipation, that their
name is legion" Everywhere the sick and
feeble seem TO ave realized the importance
OF "holding fast that which Is good" and
OF avoiding what is spurious and dangerous.
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PETITION FOR Incorporation.

In the Second ChAneery Court of shelby
county@No. 80. X. D.-Wiliam q Green
Law, william N. Harrington, Hugh L.
Brtnkiey, John Oyerton, tr.s and Sam Tate
petitioners.
A LII persons are hereby notified TO appear
N before d second Chsncery Court oi
shelby county and show cause, on or sbefore
b hrst Monday tn october, II any they have
or nov OF. way letters of incorporation
should not issue 10 the petitioners herein, In
pursuance OF an act OF the General Assembly
Of The state OF Tennessee. passed January e,
1871, and approved January % ISL under
the name OF the Memphis n Little Rock
leges OF 3 corporate body, FOR the purpose OF
lures. The trains OF cars of the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company across the
Missiastppi river. and OF building and main
fafuiug such railroad tracks and other ap-
performances thereto, In the city Of Memphis
Tor the reception of said trains of cars, and
the passage Of the same, and for connectinR
the said Memphis and Little Rock railroad
with the several railroads on the eest side o.
the Mississippi river, and of acquiring, hold
ing, establishing and maintaining such
Grounds for depois. and q depot buildings
and other grounds and buildings a. may b
necessary for the use, accommodations OF
convenience OF the said Memphis and Lattls
Rock Railroad Company. This August q
1874.
By q BEIcHKR, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Randolph, Hammond q Jordan, solicitors
t0E FettStoAeEk, en8
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NOTICE. TO cOATRAc rORs.

AAEMPaIs AND RALsIGH RAILROAD,
M Omoe, woodruff block, No. IFS Main st
sealed proposals for the construction
the Memphis and Raleigh railroad will b
received by the undersigned until October
~, 1871. The work embraces clearing, earth.
work, pileWork, G ossties and trackiaying.
Bids will be Teoeived for the whOfe or any
tfon and equipment of the road. ready for
operation, a profile ana specifications can
be seen on and after the 5tb instant Bond
and security viii be reqotred Of contractors
for performance Of contract. n company
deserves the right 70 reject any or q 81 said
proposals. J.T- HWA1NE.
O. D. PREsoOTT, See'y pro tenn. Pres't.
HENPHI6. TEKE- October s. 1911 ao5