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NOIIeE ID C%1NTRAeTORS.
ELMA, MARIOS & MEMPHIS r. r. Co.
OFFICE CHIEF E-NGINEER.

SELMA, MARION & MEMPHIS r. r. Co.
OFFICE CHIEF E-NGINEEz,
MARION, ALA May is, 1871.
DROPO5ALS for the building Of eighty
il miles of ths above road viii be received
up tOthe 18th OF June, 1871, siZtY-eight miles
in the etatB of Alabama one hundred and
Atty miles in the State Of Mississippi and
fifteen miles in the State OF Tennessee. Pro
pOsals 70 include graduation. masonry,
bridging, cross tries and traCk-layiug. Also
rails and -fastenlngs, % De furnished at the
option of the contractor, either by himself
or by the company.
Proposals for sections Of twenty miles,
more or lCsg, VIII be considered as well as
for the whole distance. Maps 20 prOhles
can be seen at the OBc6 OF Me5srs. v. x. Ste
venson & son, II Pmestreet,E lev York, at the
Office of the hon. Jacob Thompson, Memphis,
Tennessee, and at this once Marion, Ala.
krhe Company reserve the right 70 accept
such bios as tG the opinion o. the President
and in tae ClIef Engineer, VIII secure the
earliest completion Of the work.
BY order OF the President
up. TRESENLUS.
Chief Engineer and Sent Snpt.
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g7ssrssrprr AND TrNyEssEE RAILROAD.
A-EEIVEss LEAVEs.
Rev Orleans Mall, daily E:OJ pm. llO pm.
Express lIT.-as.--.-a $500 am $50 p.u.
FralElt- GGllE gEgeptauu-
1850 pm. 6.z1am-
Depot at foot OF Main street. Ticket once.
E-- Main street one door north Of Jefferson
JAS GoNGE, Gent upL
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHA1IBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEhrpHra- Mav D. IRT1.


NEW YORK, May q, 10 a.m.-CottOu
opened quiet. Ordinary 1255c; Good Or
binary, 14%c;}L0w Middling, 1870; Mid
ding, l6Ac; Good Middliug, I7%c,
IL As IN Cotton market Grm. Ordi-
nary, I2Mc; Good Ordinary, AYE; Low
Middling, l6al6Lc; Middling, l6E@I7c;
Good Middlng, l7EGc. Sales spot, 1000
bales; futures, $500 bales, May, I6e; June,
l6Lc; July, I61zc.
lp.m-CottOn strong. Sales spot, 1000;
bales futures, 1000. July, 1870; August,
l65zc; September, 1870. Ordinary, 1255c;
Good Ordinary, l5c; Low Middling, l6%c;
Middlug, lie; Good Middling, 1So.
2 pm, - Cotton closed firm; sales to
spinneu, 765; exports, 243; speculation,
lS5; transit, $50; contracts, I3, 900. June,
10 8 Ice; July and August, I6Zc; Sep
tember, l65sc.
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Admin slrators llotlos.


ANtN9 qrtauhsi as adEninistraiur aethe
BIN Eay ter IA. ISL offhe 1900 Court Of
ah-l1y conn ~. Tennessee. upon the estates
o. Aipeft MADDEN. deceased, Ilmrl Mad
Gen, deceas ed, and Mrs. Tabitha Murphy, de-
ceased. , ds is 10 give nCfiee 10 an PARTIES
lnQepSsd o said estates to come Onward and
make Eetdemeuts with me, and to all per
sons nav Ing CLAIMS against said estates TO
present the same properly ~9robated, or this
notice vi be plead in bar OF their recovery.
TOM HOLEMAN, JR.,
h0mtnE strafOr Of ths estates OF Albert Mad
gen, Almri Madden ana Habitha Murphy,
deceased. frim1
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HUTICE

nIefrfct OF west Tennessee 80
In Bankruptcy
uadereignsd hereby gives noties OF
~ eunclntment as assignee o. =
Gcfastone- 81 Memphis, Shelby county Htata
"a Tennessee, Within said blalrleL Mlo Ae-
s1 edI1d5rafed bankrupt upon hla Owl
-f-S - ire District Couu cf said 1llLrlets
aT o.-WooLDRIpGE AasiEnee
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There was very little done in gold to-
/ day, the only transaction reported being
p dealers purchase of $3.50 st lll3s. Of
/ fsriugs, as well Is the local CT counter de-
maud, were exceedingly light. In New
York the premium was steady throughout
the day agIll5s,
Tennessee bonds were firm in New
York at 12H for Che Old, and 12z for the
ueE-a slight advance over the closing
rates of yesterday.
Scarcely anything was done ia local Sc
/ euritiss. a county lt amounting
/ 60 $500 was bought lt .l dealer 40 3D.
! and others b00E smaller sulguuts 90 about
the same price. BlnEot Tennessee money
was ira urgent request at even Is. and
I small iuUuuJs only could be obtained by
] the taxpayers at so. Railroad shares
and bonds are generally quiet and no
more dOWu-hill s0meTsauits are reported.
] H. Is a fact worthy of mention, however,
that Mississippi and Tennessee stock
which little over "a week since was sell
street TO day a. Is and nobody
was found with sufficient nerve
Go invest. The terms OF CapiJulaliOn
between the aMeC1mbs" and -White"fs C
ti0us have not yet been made public; nOF
does il seem TO be the intention Of either
party 20 make them known. We see no
reason, however, for the Eecr6sy, If the
aaH# Aa O. HH.H.a# va N-a "A" "HNaAa w
the assistance Of Mr.. White during the
struggle for the supremacy in the control
Of the road, which they Gid, and assisted
by the APPEAL, gained q complete vic
tory, we s8s no reason why Mr.. White
should withhold from the public that in
formation which so deeply interests al.
There are various rum0r shOat in regard
to the "-capiJuIa1i0u - IF we may so term
60. which, although vague, carry much im-
pCrtsncs with them iu competition with
the future prosperity OF the commercial
interests GfCur rapldly-EroWlng city, and
which, at present, we withhold In hopes
that President White viii, 60 no distsrt
day, in JUS ice 20 himself, make clear tY
Ct statement regarding the terms OF tie
settlement between himself and the Nc
Combs clique. Mississippi and Tennessee
FIRST mortgage bonds are 62UsA, buying
and selling, second mortgage are I2g74; [
Memphis and Charleston railroad stock is
quoted at 3dI51 buying and selling, but
there is mons on the maEs5t-ursI mort
gEEa bonds sr5 S4E-6. % second al 1S0
so: Memphis and Little Rock railroad
eight per cent, bonds arc bought al = and
sold al "a; Mississippi State warrants are
dull at s2LS5; Shelby county bonds SIRE
quoted Bt tJ856 buying and selling, but
there are none CAeriU"s Mobile and Ohio
railroad first mortgage bonds are S7Gs5
bUrilg aad selling, second do are 57tG6gi
Mississippi Central uEst mortgage are 81
ass GuG 8scolds al 500. with none Of
Iu7ll-; Memphis and Ohio railroad shares
ere bgught aJ 49, and sold al 20,
STOCKS AND bonds IN EEw
NEW VoHE. NIly q, 10:25 a.m.-Gov-
gTlmentE unchanged, sctIye and sOsdy
Sterling steady at HOO, Gold looming
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CHAHsEBY SALES.
GhaBcery Sale Of Real Estate,

No. zS36-First ChGucsry Court OF Shelby
Bond ct al.
BY virtue Of en- iuterICCutory decree for
ID sale entered I'm the ABOVE cause, Eay g.
1871. I viii sell 40 public auction, TO the high
est bidder, ia 'front.' Of the Clerk and Masters
C1cP, GTe5nlsW block, Second street, in the
cLLy Of MemuL-s. Iallessee. On
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masonic IEECToBy



SOUTH E~ElEPHTas Nc, u5-mests ~ Friday ia
each mCnth-Hau cor. Madison and second.
W. g. Matthews, W. NJ; Ben. & Pulen
see.
~EEEEEoEa. No. 5s-meets ut Monday IN ev,
cry month, st Udd-E ell Ows Han, Corner
CORTLAND Main. C-M- Carroll W.M.s John
Beamlsh, Secretary.
E.EEIA SCOTT No. Z-s-meets IstFriday OF each
mCurl-Hau corner Madison and Second
u. III E-gles, M-M-s NJ Judah, Sec.
lE41r0. NO. Sd Friday Of each
Eu-Il-lId-Ee Fellows Hail Z William
son, ST.. rs r. W.SheltOn. Sec.
kLWEEELEa- NC. IA 4Lh Erlday OF
each molth-Et S0uth Memphis Hail. cor
uEr GT Madison aud Second. W. b.
RClErdet. W.Ms Louis CzapskL, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
FEM CE4FrEEr No. m 81 Monday Of
each D0uuh-Cdd-FeuOws' Hail.. A. D..
Wheeler NJ H. r.; C.G. Locke. Sec.
MEEFEIr lHAEIEE NO 91.-meets 81 d
Ie- -s' Hail, 81 Monday Of each month.
HeuTy J.Lyuu-A q II, p; Ben. K, PuIen,
Secretary
and sM.
EUEEE Council no. Gusets "a Monday OF
each muElh-oll-FeLoWs' Hall. ID. b. F0Ts-
uaI. TE.Il..s O. Myers, Rec.
TEECPLARs.
CTEEEEL -g1lLAEDEEE. no, Meets 8tu Mon
dly oil each month. Geo. MeIlerEh, Conn.,;
III Ezrclus. Rec.
raLvAET CHAFTF or RosE CR1IK, 18Th, no.
d Charles M. Adams. ed H.. W. e. T.
LuII-HIur SD. eec.'.
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Monday. Juns 5tb, 1871,

within legal hours, the following des-lIbsd
property, to-Wlt: Ehrae-fouElLs 90 OF the
south half OF lot NO.L5lt beginning Tor JOuud
40 the southeast corner OF said lot, on the
west side OF HaIu streets running thence
uorthw2rUly with the west line OF Main
street, 81 Get % inches, 90 q stake; theuca
west parallel with CvsrlOu street, "a feet
lucnes- thence s~OutLWardly parallel with
Main street, rs feet - inches. more or less
thence west parallel With OvsItOn street. "a
feet 5 inches, To- the east side OF Front alley
hen ~southwardly parallel with Main
street. and on the east side of said alley, Is
feet ~ inches, more or less, to the southwest
corner Of-iOt No. Z; hence -eastWardIy with
the sguLh line ofloC No. 5Z, lf8 feet g inches,
more or less, 20 the beginning; situated Ina
Memphis. shelby county, Tenn
Terms of 5ale.-Oue-fOurtn cash; balance in
six. twelve and eighteen months, notes with
approved security required, bearing interest
atsiX per cent. from date; lien TO be retained
TN same aIe paid.
EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk auu Master.
Brown & Griffin % dumes & POsLOn, atbys.
my5
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oRpINANCE.


Be ordataed by he General Council OF The Ciy
Of Memphis, relating to Fire limits
That Article 5, Section ], Bridges Digest, be
so amended as to read as follows COmmenc-
ing at the Mississippi river "a Market ST. eet,
running hence eastWardLy with the south
side OF Market streett0 Bayou d8yOso; the
remainder Of the O~FUtuauCe to stand as
at present.
Fassed a hrst reading, and by suspension Of
the rules, rs required. Passed second reading
by the Board Of Aldermen, April q, ISL.
Passed drst reading by Council and referred
to their Ordinance Committee, April 2, 1871.
Passed second and final reading by Council,
May g, ISL. Approved May u. 1871.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: z. Il. RICHARDS, City Register.
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Ghanesry SaIs Of Real Estate


No 4-s-ru The Second Ch8uezrv Court O.
3-aIbv comfy Ma.
Grath. admiuis-raIlE, V8 Margaret Nc-
Grath et al
nay virtue OF Gn order OF sale made In CHS
E1 cause. e wiz sell atuu1LIg auction. Hrfr.
highest biiGer, on the premises
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saIurdaY. II lath pat Of LIZ. 81

sen, at the southwest oru Of Main and
Madison streets, at puOlic oubcry. for cash,
between the hours Of 10 and y O'Clock. the
land conveyed to said " n. Martin by said
Trust Dead. described as follows. lo-W1t.
Commencing 40 q stake on LElFd street three
hundred and ndy-EVe l555I feeBfrom Gayos8
street, thence south clglby-seVeu feet SIX
inches ls7 H. ms 70 an alley; thence west
on a line Of the said alley seVeuty-dVs lEi
leeL % an alley thence north eighiy-seVeu
lee- six inches Isl IT. G lus.I hence east sew
elty-nTe rs III feet TO Third street b be-
ginning point, ana being lot uumbs tlres
NO 81 lE block number sIEty-four mo- ST.,
according % the plat or plan Of south Msm-
PMS and being on TIE west side Of Third
street extended, as per deed Of c-01Vsyaucs
nom James T. Lean, srr Peter W. Lsath.
Nslerla N. Leath znd James n. Leath. d.. rs
Milton A Kerr, dated Nay 8, 1851, and re-
corded In the registers office 90 shelley
county, BOOK No. g. pages 81, SIS and 80,
May E. l5fI.
EqllEy OF redemption waived, sale win
lleHelCrs be absolute. i believe the lille To
De good, but j sell and convey Jue said shows
described a only az Trustee.
in. FOED, Trustee.
Memphis. ApTIis. 1874. Rvs
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NOTICE.

UEFa.E uF HEEHIIE And aEEAraasD
RIVER FAusET ~lCMFAEE,
Memphis May IL, ISL
81 -as aaI CONTRACTS Off aamphlsau and
Arkansas River FsaEs. Company VIII expire
~ tho 1Ill day OF 1uHeueZt. andthe business
81 tie Company win be closed mp ss soon
thereafter as practicable.
AIHrge majority of the stock OF the Com-
lsuy Is oTnedby myself, but. being enga-a5
largely mother business. where my personal
attention as lmpeTaLvely demanded, 4 am
induced 90 adopt this c1uIse.
The Line ls wen established, having been
Iu successful operation three years Eud-a-
uaII-tBs Boats mostly new Lsylng been
uuut expressly for the trade. arc wen adapted
30 o. and ore all ln good repair.
PrGDC-fUrEE lrr t1H purchase OF the entire
Time are invited. and wIl be considered uu-
90 the nlal day sI July next should all
oGsTs maFa Iar lla purchase Of the whole
LIus b7 tElLlael. then iu mat case. the B1at8
via boz ao.l separately as nam may occur.
TO persons csz.TIug 10 engage in The cam.
Loaf business, tire rrs.lul opportunity pre-
seuts inducements, and advantage rarely
met with. Liberal terms VIII be made with
paTuss wishing 90 purchase
JOHN 3D.. ADAMS.
President "a. ana ARK Pat. co..
aa ethel utar-fgua1. Ulr5e.5rsl l the Ism-
.aIs snd AIEsusas River Packet Company.
.oucur. with great reluctance DO The action
of the President 81 indicated above. HGliev-
log. &c uH 80. that DO this Line De- diEc1u4
uuu58. other Irrs viii De -esJa1Eshed wuien
a.U divert taa trade from Memphis.
THOMAS ii. ALLEN.
IsJ UGPH1.
Il. WALL
I.h TUCKER
lyIs DIRECTIONS b. and ARK rEt. Ca.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY STATEMENT.
carroN " EEw oRLEANs.

NEW ORLEASs, May q, I:3O a.m.-C0t-
ton hrmer; Middlings, IGGl6L; ISLES, SOC
bales,
2pm-Cottou strong; Middlings, 100
l8Zc; sales, 1900 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, May q, I0:I5 a.m.-Cottou
opened dull; sales estimated at 10000
bales, Uplands, 75sd; Orleans, 75sd.
1870 pm. - Cotton quiet; sales, 1900
bales, Of which 1900 were for speculation.
Middling Uplands, Z lI-lG6; Middling Or
leans, 75sd.
8 P.m-Cotton frmsr; UpIands, TO
I'D; Orleans, I'D sales, 1900 bales
for export and speculation, 5000.
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Latest improvements and nveniiOns

without the complications OF springs, cog
wheels or q lcate and troublesome adjust,
ments, the VICTOR" Machine is offered
without a rival. 1t is the only Lock-stitch
Machine thst has q straight 3" self setting
needle, which cannot be set wrong.
Parties wishing to purchas e q hrsb-class
Family Sewing Machine, shOsuld not fail to
other.
Tor sale on reasonable terms by the
FlNkLE LYON MANIF0G CO..
No. 40 NORTH COURT ST.,
Memphis, Tennessee.
D5 Agents wanted. my2l
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES

MEMPHIs M it'll ROCK RAILROAD.
Until further orders trains VIII run daily
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Tussday. he sEa Day Of Isna lszl

in mont Of the Office Of Iarys & Trezevau
no. Madison street, Memphis, between ca
hours OF 10 aud y O'Clock, proceed 70 sell, Tor
cash. al public cutlery 20 the highest bidder
the property in said deed described, cOusisL-
ing Of DeauEtul lot Of four acres, with neat
cottage and O~ut-buLdluEs- near Buntyu sta
ton i've miles from Memphis, on the Mem
phl5 and Charleston railroad.
Inc deed calls for nve acres, but only four
VIII be sold g release and QuIr-ClaLm having
been heretofore given Tor one acre. The
equity OF redemption is waived by the terms
o. the deed p the title Is periscI, though
shall sell as trustee only.
UT1 Law. r. MARIE Trustee.
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NEW VoHE. Nay 81, 10:25 a.m-Gov-
erlmsntG unchanged, scsiye and s.Osdy.
Sterling steady st HOO, Gold luauiug
nat.
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Wssnssday, he u dsy -. al.

expos FOX sale, OF the premises. between
legal hours, az public cutlery 70 the highest
D-uu5r 1Jr cash. @ certain Ls6szhUll interest
u The following described real estate, to-WLts
Lot numDer LL, on the side OF Poplar
g rect, and west OF the bayou and fronting
on said street t~WentT-t0ur I'd feet. and run
ming back Ia parallel lines one hun
Lre1 and ~t1fty-elELE lL48i fees, aul bounded
on the east sl1e1E SAID loo By an alley 80
together WI-u the building and i'm
prOveueut8 thereon The uneZpired pr
ton OF the term embraces a period Of tOurLsEu
years and two months.
The purchaser under Llls sale hiss the right
Co dispose Of. and move all uuLdLuHa-dfm-
pr0TemE1ts on the premises al the eEDira-
LlOl OF E1e lease improvement on premt-
Ees consists OF q gOO1 tWO-stCry frame house
and necessary Cut-bCusss.
b.. u. J0RDON, Trustee.
Eaybth. 1871. gav-.
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cHANCERY SALE
y q q W a I'll

Rial I5 E1
G1. Z3B, NJ. Rim The First ClaBcery Court
of shelby Cuuty TEuuessee-JCuu Cum
ueuIm Vs. Mary CUNNINGHAM.
ID virtue of an i-uIeEl0eut1ry decree for
10 sale entered In the above cause, May J.
ISL, win sell Ut public auction TO the high
est bioder, on The premises. in Memphis,
Tenn. ON
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Attachment Rofiea.

In the FIRST CircuiU Court oiShelby comfy.
renn.-Southworth q Mayer W.. J. Foster
&CO.
TN this cause an attachment avina been
Il sued ont under section $500 OF The code end
retuFned into court, levied up6n the personal
property Of defendant, and afddavit havinr
been made that the defendant IS Indebted t6
I plaintiff in the sum Of SIZES by accountant
that said DEBT IS due and wholly unpaid and
tnab the d-eiencamt8 are about to remove
themselves and property out Of the state. or
has already done TO- OF have removed or are
removing themselves and property Out OF
the county, privately, or cunoeaIing them-
selves so that the ordinary process Of laW
cannot be served on them, or a~bsconded, or
are -abscOndiug or cOncealing themselves or
their property or haVe 1raudulently disposed
Oftheir property, or about Gaudulently dis
posing Of 10.
Its therefore ordered, That they make their
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
Of the First Circuit Court OF shelby county,
at the Courthouse, in the city OF Memphis
on the third Monday ia september next, ana
defend SAID attachment suit within me tu0a
prescribed by law, or the same VIII be pro
ceeded with eXparte, and that copy OF tnls
order be published once week Tor Q sue
cessfve weeks in the Memphis Appeal
Done At ohice thiB 18Th Gay Of May l6Si-
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY Z. F. CoEENAN, p.
FErufgeu a FrnF sar. att'Va for BluaH myE
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JOHN LILLY,
MPoRT M DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 35l Main Street, Memphis.

WOULD beg leave to inform nay friends,
and the public generally, thar 1 am pre-.
pared to meet the demandsof thetrade with
dENUINE goods OF the pureat and best
0uelify. al reasonable prices, and respect
July solicit their patronage.
apr22d&W JOHN LILLY
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PLOBSl PLOW8ll PL0WsllI
JOHN NJ W AEw
HlNsoN g. MAYEs,


RE Plugging Teeth for Cash hom % %
"A three dollars each cavity 81 deca5 Gnu
Terv competition fn al dental operations
Eilr0us Oxide gas given free. CaliatAa Nan
street.
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'LUaBER YARD & sAW-HlLL

EaTE are now manufacturing and are pre-
w pared 10 furnish iu any quantity,
BuIdIur and Fencing Lumnar ai nom 80
and hand made 81 from 80 90 90 50 per
Thousand. uur stock OF Lalhai Neather-
H9ar1luE Flooring ceiling Dpqlal ra1hi
Blinds. E..Iffues DRY and Dressed Lumber,
compete. which we are selling al Die low
ct possible prices. orders from the ouutIy
nuec Wl.l dispatch.
e. D. j. W.. COCHRAN
mysttW Foot Of Wellington &C. near liver.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
liz, q ID - Of L. u.
TRUSTEE SALE

DUh5UANI 20 a Deed OF Trust executed By
Milton a Kerr 70 william Y. Martin on
Lle Isl day OF June, 1869, guIrEgisterad 4 m the
Etsl1hef5 once oI shelby county I'm
no o. psse5 ~ El and E8 and bv virtue OF
decree entered in a cause entitled HuEu Tor
rancs vs.. Mary A. Martin O. al. fg1s. 0. r D..
second CnancerT court appointing me trus-
zee In the place Of ". II. Martin. deceased.
I viii, on
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TINTED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUms.

TENNESSEE Grove, No. e. e. o. D-Meets or
the DEutd EaIt. NO : s1ulI JOurL street on
the r-st O. third Tuesday eTeulEg LE each
month. j. s. EglLEErE. M j. Be5lLCr.
Va; 3. W. H-utIuEhEus. Secretary. john
T.. FlelEe-E. Treasurer.
HEHPEIs EE0FE no Meets a. the Druid
Hail. Court ELrelL. every Thursday even
Ing EL. IL. Loeb. M II. OerteL. W ;
up Slide. ss-retary5 Barney Gray Treas.
Hail. .HTrl street. on the urst and third
Monday evenings l each month. A. Fl
Davis. 81. as George W. Baxter, VA; II.
BreI se-aFIF Martin Cohen. Treasurer.
tleDlEUE - CHATTER C.L-Aeeas el
lle Druid a.... ON tl1 second and fourth
Tuesday evening .u each month. j. Etel-
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: o. O. f. DIRECTORY.

U~DD-FELLUvs HALL, corner of Main and
North CCurL-huth Lodge, MOL DGUghters
u E-eDeEEl-meets on the fGuTIl
day night OF each month, at ~ o'clock
IS q. Norwood, n. G Thomas Bacon, sec
Rotary.
EETls0 E-yCAMFEEET, No. 8-meets ON the
ETsL and third Thursday night OF cEcu
mUutl aa O'CLOCK. j.E Russell, C. F.s
EEEFH-z L1ueE. NO. meet every Tuesday
night. 10 3 clock A. W.JOnes. N. g.; j
sEea-u. k.E.f j. W. AaynesDurg, See "
l--EEE LlDGE-a. Bingham, M g. w. q.
-uTeI1u. F.u -sLlpWay, Secretary.
H-aLCEA1aV LoDGE. No. 6-meets every Mon
tsE might. at 5 o'clock, John Gordon, N.
as lluH.S Bingham. y. O. TnOs. Bacon
se1r=.IIFs
HEEEEls nE=BEE L1D6E, No.. G-Mests
second I--ElaT or each month, at ~
l.rlg-E. --E burrr W. b.. H. @ Link
laug-, ia. "a. I.- n. W. Norwood, Assistant
AL A.i Leon Levy Secretary John Cor
don. raleuEEE
s-CETlLEE LODGE No. IJ-mGels every We'd
uegHar. 8. Er8pp. E. CO ). AckerEau, ".
o.; JOS ULl- secg; i. -Oulgnleimer, Treas,
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HOTlGE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee, 10 Bank
Tp~ptcy.-lnthe matter o. Howell Wood q
Co., Bankrupts.
EEORE ThOmasJ j. Lat hiAm ESQ, Register.
To the creditors OF the above named
bankrupts,
rake notice that q sec ord general meeting
o. the creditors Of sal BankTupts viii be
held al the Cfice OF said Register, In the city
OF Memphis, IN said District, on the 18th day
OF Tune, 1871, at II O'c lock n for the pure
rose named ia the tn section OF bankrupt
AcJ Of March %, 1857
SAMUEL W LAMBETH Assignee.
M.MpHIE. nav % IL IsII. me-
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ErTraE ROCK s @ sHTTH RAILR0An.
nail Train leaves Arsenta Opposite Little
ECehH az Haus
Returning, leaves LoUIsburE az 1880 p.m,
arriving So Iirle Rock as p.u1.
ID. w. ~. BROWN, GeuI suDI
L0HENa =. RICH RDSQN, g.. TIA.
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D0H0H9 G. gULKLEY,
Land and Emigration Agency
Removed .a elegant quarters il the
basement
Insurance Building, SO Hadison ST.
aud cordially invite tho public 20 an lnspee-

TE addition Do their extensive Registry OF
A Real LLsts Ct FEiFAlE rALEa. they
WiL 81 am early announcement luarE uTare
a EEaleuaIle and legitimate CAgALDHLE
AU-IlDE SALE NJ CITY aHU suburban Lofs.
Farms and UuiIprHFca lands at their
ssleslOrms. They nov control and have for
sale, over l.I city and suburban lots aud
nearly a.GUU8 ceres of lands ia Ianu5E=ee.
Alabama. Mis- aa.rUI and ~ kansas.
U8- EurUuaau ELclauEe ana Through Pas
sage Tickets 90 ID from al European ports
and Memphis. Dl&OAo BDLELEhs
mvIs 81 Madison street
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SW SP 8lNGS.
HOHF1s County, West vIrginia.

THIS iav1ri-5 SUMMED resort, famous for
n its extensive and -ETeaabls plunge baths,
(temperature IS deZIee5H as wen as ITS tonic
mineral waters, VIII be opened for The season
DN TIE 18Th OF Ju8E.
Telegraph oHes in the Hotel: handsome
and extensive LvaEEl u conjunction with the
establishment q nrsl-Cias ban OF music
engaged for the season.
CHARGES PER 3
E[La LANL AAlM ID
FORIWO MONTHS or more at tine rate o.. go
Children unCer ten and coIoreI servants.
half price. emIias LesLTCus Of taE1ugr00ms
for the season. OF for Wrl her in ormaLI0u.
address GEO. ICEONEEE.
apzz superintendent.