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TELE6RAMS.

The AIasOns Of Havre want peace.
Covefnor HOfman's father died yes
terday.
Five inches Of snow fell in Maine
yesterday,
The Germans Of Chicsgo appropriate
sl0. .OO9 for the peace festival on the
18th inst.
Taavette Shepherd killed his moth
tar and sister with an ak at Newton,
ElhsOis.
T4isrs expected a rising 10 Paris
on Tuesdav night. Mcmahon is 70
stOrm tlae town directly.
The receipts Of cotton at all ports i0f
she past week were 81, sos bales, and
lie exports 65, ,763 bales, stock, 48is %
bales.
The machine shops Of Blyner, Nor
ton n Co, Cincinnati, burned yester-
ferdav. Loss 1000.
A Tin has been introduced into the
Qaiehrafh extending autonomy 70
he nrovincs Of Gallicea-
Pismarck has gone to Frankfort TO
.o-fer with Favre, who has lelt YER
esilles 20 NEST him.
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sUPsEnE COURT DECISIONS
ARHcuagement of Is RuIiEg the Legal Ten.
Ger Czses-Ths Law Held 10 be G0B-
stiiudoEal.

WASHINGTON, May There was
q iars-e number of the members Of the
bar present at the Supreme Court
chamber today, including Solicitor
General BristOw and Senators Trum-
bull and Cole, as 1t was known the
Court would announce many opinions
prepared during the weeks recess,
5lreviOus 10 sdi0urnlng until the 10th
of OctOOer next. All the Judges were
on the bench. with the exception Ct
Mr.. Justice Nelson, who IS absent
from the city. The Chief-Justice re-
tired al about ? o'clock. None OF the
opiufOns we've announced by him.
AT 3 O'Clock Mr.. Justice Clifford
read a brief paper In the legal-tender
cases Of Knox VS.. See and Parker vs..
Davis, as follows:
in these two cases two questions
were heretofore directed to be argued,
namely;
FTr6 is the act Of Congress known
as the eg8l-tender act constitutional
as 10 contracts made before its pasasge? ?
Ses0nd-Is &c valid as applicable to
transactions since its passage?
These questions have been cOnsid-
cred by The Court aud both have
been decided in the Affirmative. The
decree Of the Supreme Judicial Court
of Massachusetts, in the case of Par
ker vs.. Davis is, therefore, affirmed,
and the judgement Of the Circuit
Court Of the United States of the West
ern District Of Texas is also affirmed.
The Chief Justice, with AssOciate-Ju us
tfces Nelson, Clifford and Field dis
sent from the majority Of the Court
upon both propositions and the result,
holding that the act Of Of Congress, so
far as applicable to contracts made
before the passage, is repugnant to
she Constitution and void; and also
that DO is repugnant to the COustitu-
tiOn and void, so far o. applicable 20
contracts made since &c. passage. The
opinion of the COur and the reasons
for dissent will be read before the
close Of the adjourned term.
COINED DOLLARS.
In Dunning against sears and others
two cases from the Supreme Court
Of NIlchigan-the contracts were for
the delivery of q specified weight Of
y0Id. soivsBle as coined money, The
court below held that they were dis
charged By the payment Of Treasury
notes. equivalent in value to the value
of coined money Of the stipulated
weight OF pure gold. This Court re-
verses that judgement, holding that
Ii should have been entered for coined
dollars aud parts of dollars, in accord
ance with the decision in Bronson vs..
RhOades, and Butler vs.. NOrWitZ, !
Wall, 229 and 25s. Mr.. Justice Strong
delivered the opinion.
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menaoeg AnteuI, Porte-du.JouE and

Renaces Anteu1, Porte-du-Jour and
Passy.
VERSAILLES, May 5.-St. Germaine
has been taken possession Of by the
Versailles forces, who have established
q battery there with which to shell
the insurgent gunbOats in the Seine.
A naval combat is expected. Fort
Montrouge and Haute Bryures are
constantly bOmbarded by the Versail-
lists batteries at ChatillOn, but with
out important results. The Com
munes have occupied the trenches at
Vile Jeuf. Fort Ivry replied sharply
to the FIRE Of the Nersaillists' batteries
A movement is expected on NeuilIy
and La NallOis.
LONDON, May St is said that
Prince Napoleon is in London.
A dispatch from Paris announces
that General ROssell has been wound
ed in the shoulder.
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NOR-REslpENT notice.

No 287.--In the Second ChaDcery Court Of
shelby county, Ten essee. Mary A.
smith, admins ratriE Of owen Smith,
deceased, VS.. Morris English. A. Briscoe and
wife, n. P Briscce, ThCs Haley and wife,
Q. Haley, and the unknown heirs Of Susan
Sheridan, deceased.
TT appearing from the bin which Is sworn
Il 70 In this cause that The defendants, A
BriscOs and wife, N. P. Bri5cOe, Th0s. Haley
and vile, Z. Haley and the unknown heirs Of
Susan Sheridan, deceased are nCn-rssldsnts
OF the State Of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk
and Master shat they make their
appearance herein. at the court-house of the
Second Chancery Court Of shelby. county. IN
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in June, 1871. and plead, answer
or demur 10 cOmplRinant's bin, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as TO them and set
for bearing eLpRrtei and that COPY OF this
order be published once a week, for four spc-
cessive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal
A copy-attest.
N. D. 4. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
Mcdowell q Martin, Sol. for eompI'nt
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lanes PARK RsdslsHt Of Happy Memories
Of fadsFiaBd.

Our German fellow-citzsns have not
forgotten the anniversary which they are
accustomed to celebrate so earnestly and
so delightfully."-. All the German societies
of the city are to meet on the sth inst, al
8 o'clock, at Poplar street market, and
N arch in grand procession TO James Park.
There follow music, speeches, songs and
dancing, and a day Of supreme delight
will be redeemed from the cares and
anxisties OF life The whole population
Of the city, during the day, viii witueas
or share the festivities of the delightful
occasion
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IMMIGRATION.
Landowners aBd Farmers Convention fsT
luns.

The following paper is approved by sew
eral leading business firms and may lead
10 further action:
Editors AppeaL-The suggestion that
We have here a convention Of sensible
practical business men from all parts OF
adjacent States is very widely approved.
Thursday and Friday, the first and second
days of June, have been designated as q
proper time for the meeting held for the
free and full interchange of views upon
the absorbing questions Of lands, labor
and emigration, and to counsel upon such
measures as may promise the most ready
ane wholesome relief from the present de-
preston Of the agricultural interests Of
Arkansas, West Tennessea, Mississippi
and Alabama. Let every county be rep
resented by earnest and active delegs-
tiOns, who may deal with these questions,
both then and thereafter, In that spirit
which they demand.
All papers desirous of promoting this
convention please place and keep the
matter before the people. Special invita-
biOu to the editors.
CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS.
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ITNE oF MARCF- 49, saNGs

5. The Schools wiz then form'ia line, under
the direction OF the Marshal leach class 40
c0mpanfed 5y is teacher. and proceed rs fol-
lows
March down Main tl Union; down Union
to Second; up second TO Adams; up Adams to
Main; down Main 10 Court square; singing
the following;
6-MARcH1Ne ALONG.
The children are gath'ring from near and
The trumpet is sounding the call for the
The conflict is raging, twill be fearful and
Wen Eird y,f; en- our armOr, and be marching
along
CHORUS
Marching along, We are marching along,
Gird on me armOrs and be marching along
The conflict is raging 'tWln be fearful and
Then glTd on the armor, and be marching
along.
The foe IS before US, in battle array,
But let rs not WaVer nor turn rom the way
The Lord is our strength be this ever oar
with courage and faith we are marching
along.
CBoRUs-MaFching along, etc.
We've listed for life, and viii camp on the
with Christ as our Captain, We never win
The sword OF the Spirit" both trusby and
strong,
Wen hold In our hands as we're marching
along.
CHoRUs-Marcning along, etc.
7-JEsUs LOVES AsE.
Jesus loves met this I know,
For the Bible tells me so;
! Little ones to him belong,
They are weak bat He Is strong
/ CHoRus-Yes, Jesos loves me,
/ Yes, Jesus loves me,
] Yes, Jesua loves me,
] The Bible tells ms So
8-MARcHLNG ON.
Marching on marching on glad as birds on
the wing,
Come the bright ranks Of soldiers, frona
near and from iars
Happy hearts, inll Of song, meath our ban
ners we bring,
We are soldiers Of Zion prepared for the
Wsr. Marching on, etc.
/ 8-sEEEDIcTIoE AT THE soUARE.
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ms sc.

D 7 virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 20 ,, ne
ID by @. A. ChOate, on the 23th day Of APLLLs
1859, for the purpose Of securing eertal n-.-ss ~
In said deed reclted-Which deed ls o. ES@ol4 80.
in the Reg ister's ofncaO OF shelby e9a y - -
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PROGRAMME.


Each Sunday-SchOol will assembl at It's re
spective church, at O'Clock an, form Il
lne and march into Court SqusCe At precise
ly 8 O'Clock.
EXERCISES IN THE SQUARE:
l-soSG: "ALL HAIL"
All nail the power OF Jesus name,
Let Angels PROSTATE fail;
Bring forth the royal dladsm,
And crown him Lord Of ali, etc.
Prayer.
2-CHILDRESs JUBILEE.
6Osa ana, hOsanna, LOsannaI
HO-auna be the children's song,
To hrlst, the chllcr6n's King,
His praise to whom our souls belong,
Let all the children sing.
CH oRUs-HosannR then our song sbsl be,
HOssnna TO our King,
This is the chldrsu's jubilee,
Let ali the children sing.
This is the ChLdren's jubilee,
This is the cnildren's jubilee,
Let all the children sing
Address.
3-WE ARE COBISG.
We are coming, blessed Savior,
We hear thy gentle voice;
VI would be thine forever,
And in thy love rejoice.
We are coming, we are coming,
W are coming, blessed savior
We are coming, We are coming,
We hear thy gentle voice.
ENEvER BIZ AFRAID
Never be afraid to speak for Jesus,
Think how much 3 word can DO;
Never be afraid 20 cWu your Savior
BE who l~Ves and cares for you,
CHoRUs-Never be afraid, never be afraid,
Never, never, never,
Jesus Is your loving Savior,
Therefore never be AFRAID.
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ATTEMTI0M 81 KNIeHTs

A IL Sir Knights. resident and tran
n sisnt. who intend viHtfng = ash ~
vile on the 9Th inst. with Cyrens Com-/WN
mandery, No. 4, are requested to meet at Asy-
lum, No. 20l Front street, this tSATURD AY)
afternoon, at o'clock prompt, for making
dnal arrangements
BY command GEO. MELLERsH. E. G.
T. J. BARCHTs, Recorder. my6
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Writs Of inquiry we're executed in this
court yesterday, and the court ordered
that wriss Of iuquiry and motion regularly
entered on the motion docket rem aiming
undispOsed Of during this term wO uld be
continued over to the next term.
Court stsuds adjourned until Mon day,
May S, 1871.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, NJ sy
s, and 10, viii be devoted to hearing mo-
Jions for new trial and signing bills Of ex-
ceptiOn, and on Wednesday, May 10, this
cOurtEWil adjourn to court in course.
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4 ~ AASAAAa IN
Providence, Ap ii 5. -CottOn-nst receipt
for the week, q bales,
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NAP OF MEMPHIS RAILWAYS.
Hsw to Secure ImmlgFatIsz-AHswsF to 4
klad Letter.


MEMPHIS, May 5, 1871.
Colonel L. J. DuPre:
Dear S5T-We vOuld be pleased If you
would extend and embrace many sub
jscts necessarily omitted in the article IN
the APPEAL that accompanies your
railway map and letter sheet. Even q
pamphlet might be published probably,
We viii aid in the circulation Of your let
ter sheet in this country and in Europe
and urge others to use it in all their cor
resp0ndence at home and abroad. The
result will certainly prove most sdvan.
tagsOus to Memphis and to the adjacent
country, People of the country and city
should use 10.
Jno. D. Adams, o. F. Prescott & Co.
Mansfield & Higbee, Menken Brothers,
Royster 81 ETrezsvant, ,TOof, Phillips & Co..
Brown q Jones, Brooks q LaWhOm,
James Lee, jr., Geo. Dixon,
J. J. Murphy, VIM. Z, Moore,
and nrharu
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SssOsd Chanesry CouFt-S0Oti, Chancellor.
Court has a8fourneS until Monday. NAV

Court h1s solOurnea until MOnQAYi May
Cases set for Monday: 600, Webb vs.
Ruf3n; go, AcklimRn vs. Michot
l49, bchoOl6eld vs. Allen; 1886, Park vs.
Beard $40, Union Bank vs. Pickett; 379,
Park vs. Park; SS7, Morrison vs. Foley /;
388, Sears vs Steele; 800, Foster vs.
Caruthers; 39l, Hailmsn vs. Hailman; 393,
Lowenstein vs. Wolf; 394, Polk vs. stan
ton; 895, Sani vs Mcdonald; 896, Mebans
vs. Mshans; 387, Hsrbert VS. Hicks; 89s,
Brown We HUNT; 800, BledsOe vs. Biedsoe:
400, Mayor and Aldermen Of Memphis vs.
Ferguson; 40l Jones vs. TichnOr; 402,
Way VS. Way; 408, Laird vs. Armour; 408,
81. John vs. Hodges; 4l0, Austin vs. Brink
lev; 42I, Cooper vs SOmerville; Az, Kauf-
man vs Webale; 423, Williford va Alley;
s8l, Coward vs. Carutbsrs; 43y Devote vs.
Gufon: 443, Woodruff vs. Morgan; 449,
Lewis vs. Obsr; 458, Csnnovan vs. Steele;
457. HOughtOn vs. Andrews; 458, Smith vs.
Kinney: $50, Bradley vs. Ferguson; 48l
Hart Va Bates; 462, MhOon rs AbercrOm
bic. 485, Miller vs Shock; 466, Mix VS.
Dixon, 467, Radjssky vs. Malone; AT,
Eskin VS. Conneli AIS, Memphis and
Louisville Railroad Company VS. Mhooni
474 Grihlng vs. Oaryeri 4l5, Sale "
Brown; AZ, Csyanaugb ys Martin; 41s
Rocket vs WassOni 47s, Bowman Ys
Hawley: $50, Kagland ys Ware 4ol
Hsves " HAYES. 4s2. Chester vs. William
433, Williamson vs. Payne.
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HOn-sssidsnf sOtics.


No. 80, T. DIN the first Chancery Court Ol
Shelby County, Tennessee.-AIx swift and
Seth Evans hrm % AK. 5Wtft 4 Co.. vs.
Patrick Glynn. Agnes MCKelligrett
IT appearing that writ OF attachment Was
4 issued IN The above cause, May 4, IS7I
against the estate Of Patrick 5lynu on the
Dill Of cOmplainauts, hled ia this Court an.
der oath. alleging that ssid Glyun is a rest,
dent OF Omaha TrrrltOry and a nonresident
OF the State Of Tennessee, and that be Is IN
dsbbsd 70 cOmpiaInants IN the sum Of about
1851 90, IS evidenced by 3 Judgment sndsred
against him In the United Sbalss Court: that
said attachment has been returned levied on
the property OF defendant also, tnat Agnes
McKelligrett TO- merry Glynn) and her bus
band, Morris Mckeligretr, are esidents OF
Omaha, and non residents OF the state OF
Teunt Bsee:
Itis therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the court house in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the frst
Monday in June. I67l, aud plead answer
or demur TO C0mplai8ant's bill, OF the same
viii be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing eLparts; and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
By E. J, BLACK, Deputy c. and NJ.
rs etcalf & Scarborough, soils. for cOmppts.
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Flrst chaaosry Courl-Nsrgaa, ChanosIlsr.

Yesterday was motion day in this court.
All motions entered were called, The
following decisions we're rendered; Brew
ster VS. Nay, pro c0nfe0sOi Gregg vs.
Gregg, pro cOaJesso; FeDner VS. Dickmsn,
pro egnfesso; Prics VS. Parker, referred.
Nelson vs. Trigg, referred; Kirchoh Bros,
vs. Bond, sale; Smith vs. Smith, sale; Tay-
lOr vs. Shaw, report confirmed; Poston vs.
MCLemOn, report confirmed; Calhoun vs.
Granger, motion OYerruled; PlUmmer rs
Myers, motion sustained; Brown vs. Kel-
ly, leave to amend MegibbeD vs. MegiD-
ben, order modified; Brooks vs. Brooks,
new party; Owen vs. owen, guardian Gd
Item appointed; Crook vs. Csus0y, dis
missed; Alston VS. Dickens, receiver to
report. Court stands adjourned until
Monday the 9Th inst, st 9 O'Clock e. N.
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Those who would have the map, and
the commsntary-the latter either in En-
glish, German, French, Danish or I5al-
ian-csn be sccOmmOdai ed at cost, by
leaving orders at the APPEAL ofice, or at
the Chamber of Commerce. A German
copy is being stereOtyped. The map and
statement Of facts, from which everything
personal and political is excluded, appear
on the fourth page OF large commercial
letter sheet. Send orders. y. j. ID.
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thursday Say 25th, l87l,

-,,t,r-, 1aqal hours, TIE fouowing describe
-,s~'-e-.t- to-w1fs Lying ln shelby comfy.
Terre-ees and city Of Memphis 1e3l-l
~ fsef nom the east side OF Ae-oL0 a.la7
1900 IA lorth hVTardly f0 feet oT 1aRll q
fsef. being part of los No 5. Block o. e. ~ |-
81 now situated q small l8u5a WIN -
TrFas or SALON e credit of
months. note with approved sa r
oT1ired Win Interest coln cdte zen u
anau ahs same - PAID ll-- ---
re5afnurfou 70 be n1rf14a
This april - l-ils ls -.,-s- ana Master.
WDEUND A. 0ollg- llal. - .----.-.--s-r
Vance a Auderao1li SOS. ~
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Book Agents

Can make 5l00 per month selling
The HEeca1caI Aazd8sra
By QE THoMPsCE, OF Nashville. Tenn. A
standard housei cid medical WORK AS sucir
e has no rival j. ls lndorssd by the mGsz
eminent physicians North, South EssI ami
" EST I9 merit and reliability are tluf
placed beyond question. NO BOOK o-ers
greater Inducements 10 agents Eend lQr e--
eulars with terms. etc. Address NAIL1ls a-a
street MamDbfs Tenn aUld 1aW
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CORRESPONDENCE.
GsusFaI esFdon, Of Georgia, aad the Ne.
Chaales' Institute Of Nsmphis.


MEMPHIS, May 5, 1871.
General J. B. Gordon:
Dear Sir-In behalf Of the Mechanics
Institute Of this city, have the pleasure
20 make known TO you their quest that
you via repeat before the association the
address delivered By you in the GreenIaW
Opera House on the ID inst.
The association would be glad to have
you make such suggestions as may occur
20 you in references co its purposes, feel
ing that its objects are entirely in accord
with the great movement you advocate.
With the hope that you viii accept this
invitation, and select sucn a time as VIII
best suit your convenience, I am, very re-
specially yours, n. BURKE,
Pres't Mechanics Institute.
Mr.. NJ. Burke, President Mechanics In
stitute Of Memphis, Tenn:
Dear SiT-YOur note making known
the request OF the Institute of which you
are President, that ] repeat the address de-
livered by me in the Opera House on the
ID inst, Is received. I appreciate most
sincerely the compliment paid me- per-
sonally by this Invitation and the interest
thus manifested by the association in the
patriotic features OF the movement with
which I am identified.
As my stay in the city will be short, I
viii suggest, if 1t is agreeable to you,
Tuesday evening Of next week, as
the time u Ost suited to my convent
euCe. With my thanks to the association
for the compliment paid, I am very re-
spectfuily, your obedienJ servant,
!. B. GORDON.
MEMPHIS, May 5, 1871.
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Boston, May 6.-COttOn quiet and firm
middhng, l55<0l51Sc. Receipts, Is bales
sales, $50 bales; stock, 1900 bales.
MORTT,E
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Each Sunday-SchOOl will assemble at It's re-
spective church, at O'Clock an, form in
line, and march into Court Squage st precise
ly 9 o'clock.
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Mf0nn IAN W - 7D
MHHMfea For any case Of Blind, Bleed
WV ing Itchipgor liberated Piles
that DeBING'S PILE REM
EDH fails 70 cure. u ID prepared expressly
TO cure the piles and nothing else, and hss
cured cases Of over 70 years standing Sold
By All druggists. Price slO0.
GOODYEAR 4 HILLS,
l1t- Auautq 481 Main straat.
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THE public are hereby notified that Certih-
A cate 30. l28, for forty shares OF stock In
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, ia the
name Of @ q. Wilcox dated July 4, ls51, has
been lost or mislaid, and that, at the proper
time, VIII apply 70 the Secretary Tor q du-
pdcate OF the same.
VIZ. wilcox,
apa Adm'E Of Q, g. Wilcox, deo'd.
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a0ICE or BISS0LUTiOR.

rFNHE firm Of Wm. spore & Bro, Engaged n
il the fsb business "a this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. VIM. Spor8 via caIrg o1
the business a. heretofore, Is mouth u- y or
river, Poplar and Beale street "a z54as
Memphis, Nay 5, l87l, Nm 9EOa-as
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JOHN LILLY,
ulFORTER AND DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
No, s5l Main Street, Memphis.

7 WOULD beg leave 70 inform my friends.
and the public generally, that 7 am pre-
pared to meet ths d0mauds Of the trade with
q dENULA r. goods Of the puresG and best
quality. at reasonable prices, and respect
1ully solicit their patronage.
apr22dsw JOHN LILLY.
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The ravages Of yellow lever at
BuenOs Ayres are dreadful. The
deaths have increased TO seven hun
dred per day.
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FISHING GROUNDS.
lLACK FISH LAKE

ID LACK FISH LAKE,
y MElrPH1s- TENN, Ely :. ISL
81 The public are hereby lo---el --i5 lla
Ffsherv of gfrattou q HsIs-aud- on blacE
Fish Lake. viii be- opened nom 5lss Data
COnveyaucs viii meet parties a- --a ---LL1Ir
q miles frorn Memphis. on L. E r-.- alr c1--
vev them 20 che lake. Every thing LlrD s-l el
for the aeCou1uuodatiOu OF ulc1Lcs and lsla
i1,y rartfss STEATTON 81 H EISrA AND.
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LAW REPORTS.
EIr,l cIrorIt nanrt-HsI,ksl. Indan.
ssoead ClroBlt Csnrt-Hslssy, Ildgs.

This court adjourned on yesterday till
Friday next, when it will again adjourn
until court in course.
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cHANcERY SALE


No. ~. Rim the FIRST Chancsry Court ct
shelby county.-Geo. A. Stoval vs.. A. As
Ferguson et al.
ny virtue OF an interlOcutorY decree 70
ID sale. entered Ia the above cause , CDR y --1
fF7f Till sell a. public auction. 20 the ll fl4s
affaar III, mont 81 the CLERK and lasIarl OF
- f7rseniavT Biook. Second street, ln Lla
effT ~ Rounuhis. TeHu.. on
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

= OTTERY. .--Ohicial drawings OF the MlB-
IL souri, State Lottery. CLASS 4l8.
IS, 8, 90, %, 35, 80, g. Is, "a, d5, "a 81
GLASS ia
p, 19, AZ, 81, 81, 70, 7, "A. 80, ., II, 88.
Prizes nom 500 % 550009, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Inf8rm alton fuF
nished IN the above Lottery by j. u. FRANCE
s85< North Court street, Box Ia7, Mem phiB,
Tenn. p o. MURRAY. MILLER q CO., Man-
aesra. 80. Louis. No. myG
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Picnic by N. and C. r. r. Benevolent
Association, at lanes Park,
Saturday, May 18Th.
BIDS FOR PRIvILEGEs Solicited

TTNHE privileges Of the ground, consisting z
i of Bar, Rsstaurant, Confectionery and
Shooting Gallery, viii be open for bids until
the 6th Of May. None OF the above stands
viii be permitted TO cOn6fct with eacn other.
All bids to be addressed TO
ED. ANDERSON. Chairman,
mV3 Msmphls ami Charlaslon Dspot.
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B. LOWsnstein & Bros,
242 and 24A Main street, Corner
Of Jefferson.
n r0wTRAcTORs

q EALED PROPOSALS VIII be received by
y f1e dersiRued for the erection OF the
proposed school pnllqlng 70 De puilt on the
e1lfi sueeff cations can be seen 81 the ofiee of
T0nes = Baldwin, architects, Kit Wilifauog
Block. Bids e be len with the Secretary OF
Ghe oard o. Education, at me Odd FeII0vTs5
Han, GA or before the 8th Of Nav nerf- n h
O'clock noon. The committee reseFvs the
right 70 reject any or al OF the bids
Y. s. FEENE8.
N. ]. WIGGIN,
=. ]. MANsFORD
sp& Building COmmitias.