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Steamer Nafchez.

ST. LOUIS, June THE steamer
Natchez arrived here this evening on
the first Of four fast business trips
she designs to make from New Or
leans to this point; time, three days
and twenty-three hours, only four
and a half hours slower than at the
famous race with the Robert Z. Lee.
She had over a hundred passengers,
made twenty-five business landings,
lost forty minutes at both Memphis
and Cairo, run on slow bills the most
of the way from Cairo up, and the
first night out and most of the next
day run against a terrific rain
and wind storm. The distance from
port to port is 1860 miles.
The President of the st. Louis and
New Orleans Packet Company, Ste
vensOn d Verlander, agents of the
Merchants Southern Packet Compa-
ny, and j. 7. Burdean, agent of the
Mississippi Valley Transportation
Company, telegraph from New Or
leans that they will not hereafter re-
ceive for transportation goods in bond,
under the present regulations, re-
ceived by the cUstOm-house at New
Orleans.
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DIED

BEAMIsH-Oo Tuesday, 7th inst, FRAECIs
BEAMIsH, aged So years.
The relatives ana friends of the family are
invited to sttand his funeral, from his late
residence, l72f Poplar street, this (THURs-
DAY morning, at 10 o'clock. Funeral SER
vices at Calvary Church, by the Rev. DR..
White.
TREZEVAHT-At Little Rock, Ark, June
5th, 1871, aged Is years, LEWIS CRUGER TREzE-
Want, youngest son Of Brooks R. TreZeVaut,
deceased.
His funeral VIII take place this (THUR5-
DAY afternoon, at o'clock, from The resi-
denco Of Major Strange, No. SO5 Vance street.
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THE HEBREWS
The statesmanship of a Rabbi.

CINCINNATI, O., June I'm the
Rabbinical conference to-day COM
missioners were appointed on the
Rabbinical College Sabbath school,
and text books published by the so
ciety for circuit preaching, lectures
and church music. Resolutions pro-
viding for the reading of the FIVE
books Of Moses, during a period Of
three years at divine service, were
adopted.
On motion Of DR.. Wise, it was
amended so as to provide that minis
ters shall select only such portions as
are adapted to spiritual wants, while
those sustaining antiquated laws
should be omitted. This proposition
brought animated discussion and pre-
vailed by vote of u to IL.
DR.. Lillienthal offered a resolution
protesting against the establishment
of a national rabbinieal Office az Wash
ingtOn, as their principles were against
Capitalization and hierarchial power,
which was adopted.
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The LAGRANGE (Ga.) Reporter SAYS
of the sO-called "neW movement"
that il is more a stroke of policy than
Of principles; and it seems to be the
prevalent opinion among leading
Democrats that the necessities of the
times require an abandonment Of
principle for the time being to cOnsOI-
idate the conservative elements of the
country against the extreme ultraism
of the Radical party, in order to save
the country from further outrageous
legislation. We say this seems to be
the settled opinion of leading Demo-
cratic politicians throughout the
country. We very seriously doubt
the policy of this movement
as it regards the perman-
ent good of the Democratic
party. Should the National Demo
cracy take this new departure, it will
be but a precedent for the ultimate an
Inhalation of all constitutional law,
and finally result in utter disregard
OF the true principles Of genuine De-
mOcracy and establish, as the Radical
party proposes, q centralized govern
ment on the ruins of RepUblicanism.
The new move may prove a good
stroke Of policy for the success of the
Democratic party next year; but its
results may prove to be disastrous
to the sovereignty Of the States and
the liberties OF the people in the end.
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NASHVILLE, June T. CottOn-is quiet I;
low middlings iAc. Bacon-clear sides, SIC;
hams l2ci shoulders, nc; sugar cured
hams, packed, l53Sc. Lard, Ii5c. Corn, 7Se.
Oats zoe. Flour, IS 5Gs co.
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THE announcement Of the purpose
o. the new Board of Directors Of the
st. Louis, Belleville and DuQuOin
Railroad Company to extend their
line &c PadUcah, will bring the In
dianapOlis and Vincennes systems OF
roads to the same point, and now the
construction of the Memphis snd Pa
ducah road becomes an imperative
necessity.
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NASHVILLE
Lively Day in the Dull Old Capitol.

NASHVILLE, June An indepen-
dent company of Federal scouts,
commanded by Captain Batty, and
which operated in Middle Tennessee
during the war, have, in accordance
with the authority of Congress, re-
ceived their pay. The amount due
each man was one thousand and sixty
four dollars. The claim agents paid
them only four hundred dollars, pOck-
citing the remainder. Samuel Woods,
Of jamestown, Fentras county, some
days ago, had one Of said agents ar
rested by the Federal authorities, and
q wOrdy alteration between them Oc-
Cured In jamestown. Benjamin,
sheriff of the county, and two Others
interfered and fired upon Woods and
killed him. The affair created great
pvpitpnnpUt
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CHANCERY SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATuRnAY. my 8. 1911

In the Second Chancsry Court OF Shelby
county, Teunessee.-Ade Fl. Mcdonald vs..
James A. Wigs ct al.
y Y virtue OF an order Of sale made in this
ID cause, viii sell, at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in 'front.' of the Clerk and
Masters office Of the Second Chsucery Court
OF shelby county, in the city of Memphis,
Tenn. on
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WASHINGTON.
TREASURY DOINGs AND MONEY
MATTERS.

TREASURY DOINGs AND MONEY
MATTERS.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-On Monday
the Commission appointed by Bout
well to examine, count and destroy
bonds purchased for the sinking fund,
will conclude their labOrs, and over
$50, 600, 600 in bonds will be consigned
to the flames. A table is being pre-
pared in the Internal Revenue Bureau
showing to what extent the force Of
Assistant a AssessOrs of that bureau
has been reduced from October, 1870,
to January, 1871, and from that time
to the lst instant. 1t will show a
great reduction in the expenses Of the
bureau. The Comptroller Of the Cur
rency has ordered the National Banks
to furnish him with the names of their
stockholders by the first Monday in
July next.
SAN DOMINGO.
The San Domingo report and ac-
cOmpanying documents are at last
complete, and will be issued next
week, as no order for preventing it
was made by either House. Only
about 1900 copies will be issued.
The agricultural report for 1870 is
already in the press, and the most Of
it will be printed by August. Bound
volumes will be ready for distribution
in OctObeT-at least q month earlier
than usual.
SENATOR FENTON.
A telegram from jamestown, New
York, announces that Senator Fen
toms health is improving, though he
is confined to his room for some time.
His disease is gastric fever.
LADY CLERKS.
Secretary Boutwell, has received a
recommendation from Judge Brown,
Fifth Auditor of the Treasury De
psrtment, that four lady clerks in his
Office be promoted to temporary
first class clerkships. The Secretary
will require the candidates to pass the
same examination that the male
clerks are subjected to by the eXamin-
ing board. The majority of lady
clerks in Office have experienced
to submit to a cOmpeti-
tive examination, but there are va
canCies for only four.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
Chief Justice Chase leaves here for
New York to-day, stopping for some
time at Philadelphia.
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u. 6, COURTS.

nURIEG my absence from the city, ISAAC
u MORRISON, Esq, is authorized 10 repre-
sent me In the settlement Of all matters con-
nected with my recent position as Clerk of
u. s. Courts. Payment Of all fee bills due me
may be made 90 him. A. S. MITCHELL.
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MASONIc N0TIcE

A SPECIAL communication of Leila Q
"A Scott Lodge No. 2S9. FA M, viii be ~
held this THURSDAY evening, June S,/N\
at o'clock, for work in The H. A. degree.
All f. AS IN good standing are fraternally
invited.
By order H. II. HIGBEE, W. NJ.
M s JUDAH gpcrefarv lex
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK. June 7-GoId steady at II21za
uz54. The following rates were paid for use:
lib, 5-32 IS 7-6i, 5-64, l-S2 and ll-G4 OF / per
cent per day. Cleaiings, S92 100000. Govern
menls uul ana firm, without material
change; offerings at the Treasury were 81
964 400 AT from III 40-lC0 10 III So 100; awards
Sl,OJOCOO at from III 40 lOJ to III 50 100 stocks
nave been firm with Rhode Island, Lake
Shore and Erie roads, and the features OF the
market closed steady. State securities hrm,
with good b"SIness. Old Tenuessees 7I5z:
new do, ~, money easy at 3G4 per cent.
Sterling exchange, HOS Government bonds
OF 1881, ll55si do. 62s il2; do. SIS ll2; do Cos,
ll2i do new, ll44; do 67s, il45<; do 6Ss ll4Iz
do lg-4Os. ll0s currency 6s, 1l5JS-
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CHARLEsTOE, June l. -Cotton-middling
Is1z9i9c; net receipts Az bales: exports %
Continent, 1856 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock,
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MARRIED.

TEAGER-WILSHIRE On tuesday, 9Th
June at the residence Of L. ". Hamilton,
near Bartlett, Tenn, by Rev. A. shotwell.
editor OF the Memphis Presbyterian, q. ".
TEAeER and Miss MAGGIE WILTSHIRE, both OF
this city.
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FOREIGN.

MOBILE, June 7.-Cotton frm; middlinR
Is1[ci net receipts, 26s bales; sales, 400 bales
stock, IS, ,7I2 bales.
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MARKETS.
IsY TELE RAPH.I
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June DRY Goods-Heavy
brown sheetings have met with more ready
tHler aud are really very scarce, and prices
for sll makes have consequently advance d
&c, In sympathy with the brands reuorted
yesterday. DiteI ent makes OF = width
bleached muslius are also held at an advance
OF tac. Printing cloths, which were thought
to Aaye reached their highest prices are
again held at an advance, and bat little avail
able supplies can be had for either immedl-
ate or Tor future deliveries below 7lEc The
present demand is speculative, ana is based
On Lle rapid advance u The price Of cotton.
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LuRRER YARD & SAW-MILL

WE are now manufacturing and are pre-
w pared to furnish in any quantity
Building and Fencing Timber, at frOm $40
to $40 per thousand. Shingles {both sawed
and hand. madel at nom So 80 70 IS per
thousand, Our stock Of Lauhs, " Gather
boarding, Flooring, Ceiling Doors, sash,
Blinds, MOuldlngs, Dry and Dressed Lum Der,
Is complete, which we are selling at tile low
est p0s-i -ible prices. Orders from the country
filed with dispatch.
n. l.. & J. ". COCHRAN,
M yl7dAw Foot Of WsshIneton 81 near rIver.
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| ward; middling, lS8l6zo; net receIpts az
bales; exports, coastwise, $50; sales. 100 bales
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Notice.

OFFICERS and Agents of Life and Fire In
~ surance Com pauies are requested 10 meet
at the Office Of the Planters fire Insurance
Company, Al MADISON street, st3 o clock p. IN +,
for the purpose OF attending in a bCCy The
tuuei a. OF Inc late l., c. TFEzEvANT.
J. q. LONrDALE q co.
EARpEH-TEEp 81 tn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RuCKEYE SALNE

ETE have just received 8 fun supply OF
w BUCK EYE SALVE. We shall heresf-
ter be fully prepared to meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
or retail.
q. W. JONES & Co,
HaN Hrfv.
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COTTON.

NEW YORK, June 7.-CottOn-duu and
dropping middling uplands, 1890, Flour Is
firm and demand Iatr at s6 lOa6 20, shipping
grades extra. Wheat firm and demand good
for red and amber, at 81 64gl IS, Corn scarce
aud ntmi western mixed. 70H7315c. Whisky
quiet at s3c. Coffee dull and unchanged: Rio,
l5@l6c Sugar duui cuba, g9l0c Rice, 9Gs5sc.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,

CLEVELAND. OHIO, Nay q, 1871.
To Shippers from Memphis Tenn:
MR.. ISAAC 9. MEASON has been appoint
vi ed Sole AGENT or the south Shore Line
at Memphis He viii work via Evansville,
New Albany and Cincinnati by river and
via Memphis and Louisville railroad line
this line have been discontinued Bills OF
lading for freight shipped over this line must
be gned by MIN, as no other party has any
right " authority to give bills Of lading for
the lire in Memphis, and mona but his wiz
be recognized. o. B. SKINNER,
fe3 Gen1 Manager SOuth Shore inc
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ONE Of the splendid steamers Meteor, In
~ dia, Pacific, COGurn, Atlantic, Japan Ke
Weenaw, Arctic, China and St, Paul, vii
leave Buffalo daily Except Fridays and Sat
urdays) at pm, Erie The next morning
Cleveland the same night, Detroit at 10 pm.
daily Except Sunds Us and MOndaysl for Due
LUTH and intermediate LAKE SUPERIOR
POINTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the
Lake Superior and Mississippi X X. 70 81.
Paul and all points in Minnesota, Northern
Wisconsin and Iowa. Also, with the North
ern Pacific r. r FOR the Red River Country.
Excursion tickets AT GREATLY REDUCED
RATES. VIII be issued by III principal ratl-
rOacs to ST. Paul by this route, returning via
al rail. Or by al rail routes to 81. Paul and
Duluth, returning via lake.
During the months OF June, July ana Au-
gust, Excursion Trips viii be made via the
North Shore Of Lake superior visiting the
silver Mines, Fort William, Grand Portage,
etc. For further lnfOrmattgn. apply 70
BIZ. PATRICK,
Gen1 Passenger Agent, Buhalo, n, /,
E II. EVANS, Manager A, d and Z. Line.
8. ID. CALDWELL, Gen1 Manager U. 3 20.
mWa cod
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LONDON, June Z, $50 pm COnsoIs, gIs<.
u S bonds Of 1852, 9G5S; do old '65s, 9Oss; 40
'67s, e256; do l0-40s S8H
LIVERPOOL, June lection easier; mid
ding uplands, S1S8S3<d; middllng Orleans,
SD sales, IS ,00o bales; 5000 fOE. speculation
and export.
FRANKFORT, June 7-U. 8. Coupons OF IS,
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The Democrats OF the Second Con-
oressiOnal district of Texas viii hold
their convention on July 4th. Every
democratic paper in the district, eK-
cepting one, prints the name Of the
-1ressnt member Of Congress, Mr.. John
e. Connor, at the head Of its columns
a. a candidate for reelection. he
will probably be renOminated.
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, June 7.-Flour-a shade firm
er. Wheat; No. spring, quiet, 1z915c higher,
81 Z549l ~ cash, closing firm this after
noon hrm but family is active at 81 277F6s.
Corn; No mixed, active and higher CLOS
ing 535s G545s; this afternoon firm at 5Jsa54.
seller June. Oats quiet and steady, clos ing
at 491Sc Rye; No. ,, stronger, sc. Barley,
nominally, 65c. HighWines, soc. Provisions
hrmer Mess pork closed at Sl4 371kal5 cash.
L I'd, g5zQg5sc cash. Dry salted Shoulders
steady, 55ac, Loose hogs, SSG8 s0 Cattle
dull, 81 25g5 IS.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, June T. Cotton firm and de.
mand fair; middling, l9gl9kc. Flour drm
ana demand fair; family, S. 75G7 Wheat is
nrm at 81 50. Corn hrm and demand fair at
soc. Oats quiet and unchanged. I kggs but-
ter and cheese dull and unchanged PORK is
higher. with speculative demand; sales of
800 bbls mess al SIS so; new is held higher
Lard hrm and demand fair; sale choice cOun-
try at 91zG91zc; city, 97S9IOc Bulk meats
higher with & speculative demand: sales
100000 lbs; closing rates, 51S@7159;5sc; rough
sides, 5ci one lot clear sides sold for &c. Ba-
con-demand fair and advanced. al 63LaSI[a
SIC; now he'd &c higher. Hogs demand
good and prices full, at s595 25. Whisky firm
and demand fair at SEC
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TAKEN UP

ny the undersigned, one large 2 led Cow,
II with only one horn, and q CALI about
three days old. Tie owner can have the
above named COW by paying cost.
JOHN GEUGEL,
Five miles from the city, on old Raleigh road.
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NIETALS.

NEW YORK, June topper Ingot Lake
superior, 2il4g25Sc. Pig iron-ScOtch, 29G
Sici American, 82g86c. Bar iron s7ia75; sheet
do, Russia, Sll 50gl2, gold. Nails-cut s4 IS:
cllnchi Sb 25g6 TO- horseshoe, l9G3lc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.


omC1a1 DraOv1nE@
MORNING CLAsS-No. 253.
81, Al, 69, z, 35, 43, 90, 42, 80, 8, 6, A. T5 s.
EVENING CLAss-No. 20.
15, 8, 10 20, %, "a, "A, l9, IS, IL, 81, 80, Il.
Prizes from SlOO 10 $4,000, paid in money
Lotteries drawing daily. J. f.. FRANCE
485S North Court street Box l7, Memphis,
Tenn, p. 0. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Nan
ayers, 30. Louis, no. ies
z. o .. x.
TTyHE ON GERS and members of .,-ru,-,,,
i Memphis Degree Lodge No.8 q
are requested to attend a regular Il
meeting this Thursday evening, at ~ss4llii-l
s O'Clock. for work in the degrees. All
brothers in good standing are fraternally in
vited to attend. By order Of
L. y. BURR, 7. NJ
LEON LEVY, Secretary. jes
NOTICE.
TTANING taken out Letters OF Administrs-
ID tiou upon the estate Of CHAKLEs II.
DORIOs, deceased, this Is TO give notice to all
parties indebted to said estate 10 come for
ward and make settlement with me, and 70
all per SONS having claims against said estate
TO present the same properly prObated,
within the time prescribed by law or this
NAPOLEON HILL,
Administrator OF the estate Of Charles ID.
DOriOn, deceased. je8
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Thursday, Iuns 29 1871,

between y and / o'clock pm, the following
described real estate, TO- wit:
A bout 2S5 acres OF land in Dyer county,
Tenn, on the waters OF Forkadeer river,
about seven miles from Dyersburg being a
portion on the west end Of a 1880 acre entry
In the name Of Robert ]. Chester, the west
and south lines 70 chains, all well timbered.
Terms Of sale At seven and twelve months,
notes with good security, equity OF redemp
ton barred.
This June 7ih, 1871.
II. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hnmes 8 PosLon. Sols. for com plainanLs.
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ST. LOUI9.

ST. LOUIS, June 7-FlOur opened dun, but
closed active; super fall. IS 25G5 90; y, SIS 55
as 90; Xxx, s6 2596 50. Wheat ;dull lor spring;
soft Iowa, 81 p sample lots; strictly prime
red fall in warehouse, 81 20; 80 white,Sl 60.
Corn shade better; mixed In hack 4S1zc; in
elevator. Sic. IN sack, 5Sc. Oats hrmer and
inactive, 4S8481Ec on track 5l5T055c sacked.
Barley, no ming doing. Rye better, 739snc.
Whisky, Sic Pork quiet, mess, l5g25c. Dry
salted meats active and higher. Shoulders
SIC; clear rib, 71lg7S<c; long clear, IKE clear
siues, Sc, ali loose. Bacon hrmer and held
higher, but stock light and little done; order
lots of clear rib, S1S9S5<c. Lard hrmer:
choice lots saleable, g%c but held al 9s<c.
hogs and cattle unchanged
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The Philadelphia correspondent Of
.,.o .ondon Times thinks that HOfi-
.--e.1 80 is the strongest Democratic can
5i5ate fqr President yet named, but
,-s~,s s--,,- fhat be is too much compounded
- A. connection with the Erie ring
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate


No 478-In the Second Cbanczry Court -.
SHELBY county. Tennessee atlarLua .L..
Grath, administrator, vs. Marssrel lL..
Grath ct al.
ID Y virtue OF an order OF sale usEs In this
ID cause, VIII sell al public auction .1rn-
highest bidder, on the premise
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On Saturday, Igns 10, I87G

@N----
Within legal hours, the following described
real estate to-Wit: Lots & 8. 6--.s.g n. r. 3
tract OF land situated. living and being rr ....
county Of shelby and ela. f. Of Tennessee. l.
the state line road three uIi les trUu the ems"
or Memphis, being balance o. 1sII acre
which Is subdlvided into tracts Of about I'VE
acres each.
Plsts OF diagrams may be had az my once.
IEEMs OF SALE--Oue-fourth cash. balance
In six twelve and eighteen months. raFLua
and retaining a lien for the same.
d. ID. J.. STEW WAEI, CLERK and lT asE-r.
Hanson, SWigley & Dsshiel, s0Ls. for COM
plainanaut.
may, sun tues 8 thurs Cd.
These lots are On that commaHdInz emf
nenee On the Poplar street Turnpike. a5ou.
three miles from the river on a straight line.
from which the doIneof Odd bellows Eau is
so plainly seen, and may be justly regarded
ss some Of the NOT desirable residence or
garden cultivation about thecIty.
The title is perfect, the sale positive. AID
should command the special attention OF all
who are looking for desirable property.
Conveyanees leave the Clerks once dor the
sale at nine O'Clock.
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NnTIcE Ia cnRTRACTnRS-

DROPOSALS are invited for building a Jail
i at Sardis, Pamela county, Miss. The
drawings and specifications can be seen at
the office OF the Architect, James B. Cook, 81
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, or at the
office Of the Chancery Clerk, J. G. Harrison,
Esq, Sardis, Mississippi All proposals 70
Ire sealed and delivered on OF before the 23th
day Of June next, either with j, @. Harrison,
Esq, at SaTdis, or With James 3. Cook at
Memphis. The Commissioners reserve the
right OF rejecting any OF all bids.
WMs ". HOWE,
JNO. o. HARRISON,
A. r. HOWE,
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HINSON & MAYES,
DENTISTS. 233 EAIN STREEI.

A RE Plugging Teeth for Cash from one to
"A three dollars each cavity Of decay, and
de'y competition in all dental operations
Nitrous Oxide gas given free. Call at 23s Main
street. my7
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MERCHANTS
[FIRE AND MARINEl
COMPANY,
COmPANYS BUILDING,
II Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
E. MCDAVITT, President,
1T. FARGASOH, lOs-Prssdent.
r. A. PARKER, Secretary.

DIRECTORS:
e. MCDAVITF. NJ. E. COCHRAN,
7. T. FL RG ASON, JO6N JOHNSON
W. A. GOODMAN, NAPOLEON HILL,
H. +. JACKSON, THO5. H. ALLEN,
IT. STRATTON.
ca The Stock OF the Company Is owned by
our Merch ants and Business Men, and 1t is
in every respect, fully Identified with the In
terests of this community. myM
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SATURDAY. July s. 1871.

between Y and o'clock pm, the following
described personal property, JO-Wlt:
Three eighths % interest in the PlQnlnE
Mill and Box Factory OF James A. Wiggs 3
Co near the Gas Works IN the northern
part OF the city of Memphis, Tenn. Also
Oue-fOurth ~ interest in the z8w-Mil o.
Page s. wigs, near the above Plauing Nil
and Box Factory as the property Of James
A. Wigs.
Terms of sale--Cash.
This June 7, ls7l.
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
J. A, Taylor, attorney for complainant.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June :. Flour dun and
dropping; superfne, S. 875Egs; double,
SO 573zc; treble, IS 50@6 50. Corn quiet; mixed
Zoe; white, 76gVc. Oats, easier at 621SG64c.
Bran quiet, 81 S5. Hay dull; prime ,s28; choice.
S24. Pork dropping at SIS 759I6. bacon dull,
7, S5zg91sc, Sugar cured hams, l81Sal41Sc.
Lard dull; ueTce, l05zG1lc; keg, l29l21zc.
Sugar firm; common, S7zq95<c; good fair, l05z
qllc. Molasses nrm; fermenting, S5a40c.
Whisky dull, 60995c. SterliU z, l24; sight q
premium. Gold. ll21<. Cotton market is
qu ct; sales, 5000 bales; good ordinary, l81za
l09zc; low middliug, f146I754c; middlfng,
ls73 39l85<ci receipts, llS5; exports to Havre,
502I stock, SO $50 bales.