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Magnificent Plantation
FOR SALE LOW.

acres, ~tweDty-thres miles from Memphis on
the Memphis and Louisville road,
For Sale at a Great Sacrifice.
Lands two miles nom the depot at which
the Plantation is situated have recently s5d
for s5 per acre. n VIII command much
greater prices. II application be made u
thirty days, a great bargain may be- had.
ap8 II. HAYS.
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Cash viii be paid for secondhand goods,
furniture and merchandise OF every de-
sorpsOn, 81 SO Union street.
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FOR SALE
20 BUSHELS DIXON COTTON SEE
OOO for sale cheap.

zoo BUSHELS DIXON COTTON SEED,
MALONE THOMAS & co.
ap& Cotton Factors, Is Union street
MILLINERY sTAND-A good Millinery
VI Stand. with Stock and Fixtures or
would take as partner q lady who under
Rtauds the business. Good business already
stabilized. Small capital reQulred. FOR
address apply Immediately 70 ". l. FRAsAA
orOns & 90, ~ Main street, mp stairs
NRAUEG-GR Ass-GRAsS-MOE. RED
- FORDB farm, 40 acres, grass and
clover. special attention given 70 Hora 9.
stock sent out nom g, II. BAACAEII q
Co, ap2l
Jaw MTLL.-Oue-lourth interest IN the
- saw MI Of Page & Wigs, now In opera
ton in this city. Hall cash balance on Tune,
Apply to JAMES A. WIGS
anq so Front street.
AFCGEHEE PLACE.-The "Mc6ehee Place, I"
vi two miles from Memphis, on the Mem
phls and Charleston Railroad. Terms, one
third cast, and the balance in one and Two
yesru, with interest Apply to b. II. BRAD
FORD, on the premises. mn9L
DLUFF I MILLS, lg7 Poplar street. In
ID good repair; VII sell on easy terms or
rent DIX 4
- B7L Main street.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
fEimmedi oy d. Cohen, 50 Main strset.
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ERw styles OF Hats just received at
Leidv & Co.'S
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wrrTrra, ErRAM 8Ib Second street
JoE LOCKE, news agent, &8H Main
street. has lust received Harper, Leslie,
GALAXY. LippinCott, and Scr1bner'E
monthly MAGAZINES; alss, The Chimney
Corner, WsVsrley and late New York
dallies
TIE latest and finest assortment OF
Gents Hsta 10 the city at Leldy & Co's
SIZE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
penHaFy, headed Book for the Million
MsrraRs Guide" in another column. Ii
should Be read By all.
.No-That Jordan g. Co., No. 1 Madi-
son street, are selling the best dry hard
wood At 300 delivered.
PHALON's NEW PERFUME.
~ LOVE YOU"
"I LOVE YOU'D
81 LOVE YOU.n
81 LOVE YOU'D
81 LOVE YOU.U
81 LOVE YOU'D
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME
THF MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET
The SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
$50 PIECES: IRISH LINENS AT
Is CENTS PER YARD.
4. sEEssEL & SON.
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Only place 70 buy or sell goods, 80 Union
-Hwa~e
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~ TerrpHis IaE~IBMAET-Iu charge Of
- siar. oor1sr Third and jefferson
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THH Hghtest and coolest Hat in the city
at Leidy 4 Co.'s
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TTT-Ted7e7 and gentleman rrav-
~ alfnr Erqf OF west on business OF pleas
are and requiring smart LS1E
OF private families VIII be supplied vita
ever description OF manual OF skilled labor
WILLIAM DARDIs,
Labor Broker, st 1nteligence once
myl % Jenerton street
CCHOOL FOR NEXT FALL TERM-Two
y ladies Of ripe scholarship and long aI
sire an eligible location for the e~stablahment
Ola Female Seminary ofhiEh order, or would
take ch rye OF q already established. Oeh
give the best re ereuces. II needed can ~
ply q good phuOs0phical apparatus win
other requisites 10 thorough Instruction.
Trustees or Others interested In securing
TeEc6srs. care OF Hugh Torrance,
spSo tweed No. 10 Jefferson street
TFACHFR-An assistant wanted imme-
dlstely Ln the Male Academy 81 6ardis.
Miss salary, SO per month. Testimonials
required Address h q sAf-
dis, Kiss apS
EVERYBODY to call st No. North court
u street, and examine the FtnEe q Lyon
Improved Sewing Machine before p1rcnss-
ms auy otner. T. LLlsL
apG Agent Finkle 4 Lyon Mtg GO.
U~O BORROWER twelve months, $500
valuable real estate, worth ten times the
amOunE or by individual bonds Of unQues
U0nsble character, 20 be deposited as cola
lsraL Any one disposed 70 confer with me,
viii address R., DeSOto Bank OF Memphis
ENDuCATIOEAL-TWo gentlemen, n a
v graduate Of Harvard, andthe other OF The
University OF Paris, who ave had eLpe-
Renee IS teachers. desire situations In the
routh. In addition 20 the ordinary English
branches. they are competent 10 teach the
nLEhsr Mathematics, the Classics and French,
on which subjects they invite an eEamina-
lion. References gwen address
HENRY BURDICE,
app Mount Sterling, KY.
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PIQUETs, CORD CAMBRICs,
LAWNS IN LINEN ANO CANRRICS.
MApgATTTEG Er0

@HWN0 ~ AMEN hMU
MARSAILLES, ETC.
Particular attention Is called to the
SEASIDE STRIPES,
a novelty just introduced; also the
WALKING-CANE PARASOL,
which is q speciality in this house.
THE DRESS GOODS department has been
reiled with the largest stock Of JAPANESE
POplins offered this season.
japanese Silks, fresh and new, at lower
prices than they cost in New York early
in the season.
Gimps, FrilIings and Rulings, for trim
ming; Linens and White GoOds-an end
less assortment are open for inspection.
The largest stock OF Parasols, as well as
the newest designs, are offered at low
prieea.
The Fans they offer are, without any
exception, the largest, handsOmest, a.
well as the cheapest, ever before exhib-
tied in Memphis.
The Cheap Tables viii present greater
inducements than have been offered this
season.
Every individual who desires to make
as well as save money, should visit, dur
ing the coming week, this great empO-
rum Of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes,
etc. D. G. & a. NJ. LOEWENSTIEN,
SOUTHERN PALACE,
332 Main street.
THE mammoth stock, styles and quail
ties at Leidy & Co.'s
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TN styles Of 10 ssasonat Lsidy 4 CO..
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rrr most desirable dress and business
uets csn IS found e. Leidy & Co.'S
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RAILROADS.

PRELIMINARY surveys Of the route Of
the Fort Scott kansas City, and Mem
phis road have been made as far south Is
JacksOnpOrt, Arkansas. The country is
rich, and the people eager TO aid in the
construction Of tbs road.
DEs MONIES is building narrow
guage railways to the amount
IN value of two million dollars.
THOSE BoNDs.-Mr. W. q. Smith, late
ly Governor OF Alabama, has Just made
and published a confession of Official neg
lect-to call it by no worse name-in the
matter of the Endorsement by that State
Of the bonds of the Alabama and Chatta-
nOoga Railroad Company, which Is as ex-
traOrdinary in its circumstances as il Is
humihating to him. 1t appears that, un-
der the laws Of the State, il was the duty
Of the Governor to indOrse for the State,
on certain conditions, the bonds Of rail-
road companies to the amount of $4,000
per mile. Under this law the Alabama
and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
ny would have been entitled on
the completion Of its road to
the Endorsement Of "a 600, 900 Of its
bonds. In fact, it received from Governor
Smith, during his term OF Office the in
dOrsement OF $4,000 worth, and its
road is not yet cOmpletedl Mr.. Smith
excuses himself by saying that his con-
0AAA a. eAD 4C4AAH VI al gNHaHAkAka ALA
of insttention to the impOrta-cs Of the
transaction in which he was engaged. 1t
seems that Messrs. Soutter & Co., Of this
city, the financial agents Of the company,
persuaded him to afix the States tn-
dOrsement to some of the bonds in ad.
n Of the completion Of the road, in
order 70 put them on the market at q fsv-
Orable time; but how he came to thus
indorse 81 100000 more thsn the law
allowed he does not explain. The
present Governor of Alabama, MI. Lind
say, has recognized the liability Of the
State for the first $4,000, 900 Of the bonds,
and refuses to acknowledge u more.
This course Ex-Governor Smith remarks
as eminently unjust. The $500, 600 in
excess of the legal amount are, he says,
held by citizens of Alabama, who have
built the road, whereas q portion Of the
$4,000, 900 are held by Soutter & Co., and
their cOnfederstes, and he thinks they
ought to bear the loss If there Is to be any.
Whether or not the Alabama Legislature
will take this view Of the matter remains
to be seen; but the case as it stands now
has a disagreeable look, particularly for
the b~OndhOlders Of every class.
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Pstent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, ana most durable.
Cali and examine 10 before purchasing
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MANY circumstances have occurred dur
ing the past week to divert the attention
Of ladies and heads Of families, and to
prevent them from laying in their sup
plies usual for this season Of the year.
To them especially, ss well as Il those
who have only partly made their pur-
chases, we would urgently request them
to examine, critically, the usually varied
stock of goods now on exposition at the
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Gas FrTTIse. sl5 second street.
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ARRIVALS.
IN PORT.
Boyd. st. Francis. Phil AIifn.
q. ". Cheek.
RTvERs. WEATHER - nraTNFss-

RIVERS AND
The river rose four inches yesterday,
and at dark was rising st the rate Of about
six inches per day, and viii perhaps come
up q foot or more before q decline sets in.
There il still plenty of water to all points
above and on the side streams, and about
nine feet between Cairo and st. Louis.
The Ohio is getting low, and boats are
having trouble both below and above
Evansville. The Arkansas, after having
gone up about ten feet, is stationary.
White river is falling slowly, with an ex-
cellent stage to J~scksOnpOrt. The st.
Francis is falling rapidly, with about nine
feet to Madison. Business at the levee
yesterday WIS quiet, and confined princi-
pslly to dlscharging the cargoes brought
by the local packets. The weather was
cloudy and close during the morning and
until about two O'Clock in the evening,
when a storm came up, the rain lasting
for an hour or more. In the evening it
was cool and pleasant.
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ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
S8S Main street.
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FOR sHAWNEE VILLAGE-

Fer Shawn 9 Village ana the Bends.
The Semi-weekly URtted States Nail Packet
OIL CITY
nEE9T
VIII leave Memphis for shaw ~
nee village a al intermediate
Lana11gs. every MoEDAY and FRIDAY, at5nm
FOR RANDOLPH AND FULTON.
Regular Randolph and Fulton PacksG-For
Randolph Fulton and Way Landings
str' MAHLHEJ g. Sands, master
Leaves as above on MONDAYS r.
and THURSDAYS. ~
For Freight or passage apply on board.
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GOOD AMERICAN LAWNS, IN
STRIPES AND FIGURES AT
q CENTS A YARD.
A. EFTagFT a enN
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FIVE CASES lOL SHEETING AT
Is CENTS PER YARD,
A. SEESSEL & SON.
EEAMELED or POrcelsin-Lined Pumps,
Ia Browne & Brownies, S15 Second street.
We have to thank Mr.. Wells for Little
Rock papers every day.
THE most fashionable Hats at Leidy
& Co.'s
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TIE latest and finest assortment OF
Gents Hats 10 the city at Leldy & Co.'S
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There HezekIah Fiddle, D. D, is a clergy
man in Connecticut.-APPEALl
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

TIE mammoth stock, styles and quali-
ties at Leidy & Co.'s
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urE1ss. srnAH BIS Second usrssL
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O. o-That Jordan & Co., No. 1 Msdi-
son street, are selling the best dry hard
wood at s. 90 delivered.
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FOR VICKsBURG.

United States Nail liz for Vlcksburz-For
Helena Napoleon and VicksburE.
OF Cartsr- master
This elegant passenger packet L.
viii leave as above ~
MONDAY, Nay ], at s pm.
Freight received at the5ELouis Wharfooaf.
We DILL. Agent.
ap30 FEFM. CALVERT Eunnf.
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FOR RED RIVER.
FOR WHITE AND RED RIVERS.

st. Louis & Nsw Orleans Packet Co
FOR CatrO-St Louis and all way landings.
The elegant lOW-pressure e
steamer ~
RICHMOND-----N.B s. Green- m7srzr
win leave as above to-day, SUNDAY.
30th, at 5 pm
For freight or passage apply to
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
apo ~ Madison street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

Two MUKDERRRs MURDER EACH OTHER -
one or the most remarkable personal rencon
ties ever recorded In the annals OF this city oc-
Cured on Tuesday last, resulting in the instant
death of the notorious William T. Rose and of
the equally notorious Jesse Robinson Rose
shot Robinson fatally through the body and
then ran. The dead man (ss II werel pursued,
without needing the icy hand of death upon his
vitals. or the dread eternity upon whose very
brink he Teeled, and, with his last sgoniss o,
sxerton, emptied his revolver at his enemy, in
hlcting wounds which proved instantly fatal
after which he himself almost instantly expired
Since the event this community breathes freer
a. many citizens of jefferson were constantly
apprebeDsiye of violence from one or the othe,
OF these men. Several suits brought agsins
them in the name OF the State of Texas vii
abste on account of their death. Several O
these indictments were for assault with iatest {,
murder l. IL a curious coincidence that Kos
ard Robinson were both convicted of murde
tv military commissions AID sentenced to death
The findings in the case OF Robinson were dis
approved by General Reynolds and he was Sc
at liberty. The finding in the case of Rose wer.
either not acted on by General Reynolds or els
President Grant lodged the responsibility q
ordering the execution of the sentence.-JsFeT
son (Te1ds) Radical, April sta.
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~ How to get rid of f,eas-kiI, tbsm

" How to get rid of fess-kill them.
Selma, Ala, taxes each citizen SIS for
0The Cincinnati schools are to teach horti-
husband.
~The widow of President Lincoln and the
wife OF Bishop Simpson are in Rome together.
0Tney are going to light the street, Of Lees
burg, Va, with coal oil.
~Gum arabic mucilage. literally avplisd To
cure for them.
@Tbe latest style Of visiting cards .or IA dies
are OF pink-tinted paper, in which the name IL
engraved In small gilt letters.
~The New York hackmen around Union
Square call the Lincoln stMue the Hack In
spector.
HThe size Of bottles is getting to be An ex-
pint bottle ought to hold pint.
~wilmington, Del, has seven public drink.
ing fountains. But they only run water, and
no one uses them.
OThe Charleston Is. C.) Courier very sup-
gestivey heads IN article upon the ansrchy
which prevails in France e follows "France
In Search Of Q Master"
~Mr. Ssmpeon, the shoe manufacturer of
North Adams, has been so successful with his
Chinese workmen that he has concluded 10 send
fer nifty more.
ga Kansas lady Mortified the door tender Ut
al amateur entertainment by presenting to him
nne-tooth comb, which she had mistaken for
her ticket.
~ Miss Dinswore, OF Maine, being about to
be married, felt, 80 she wrote, that the judg-
ment Of God was upon her, and 90 committed
suicide.
81" Rev" j. G. White has been exposing
Popery In New JerSey. The other day he va
missing from Elizabeth, and certain landlaiy
wonii like to see him expose some OF his monsy.
@Dr. Cobb, Principal OF Wilton Acadsmy,
IN Portland, Me, lett his wife and SIX children
PANIED Dow. At last accounts old man Dow
hsd ordered sixty days rstiops, and WAS ram
ming huckshot into double-barreled gun.
young lady" in . rural personal, -
TINE he desares 20 gaze upon her forty-nve NOR
tai MINUTES, .ithout vinkins his eyes, shs win
CONSIDER herself highly favored IL no VIII close
awaiting the parent bird"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

TIE Berkshire County Mass papers men
tIon singular verincation OF dream. Charlie.
Stedman of the village of Tyrngham dreamsJ
three nights in succession that his little bow hal
been scslted 70 death. Having lost three chill,
dren, he felt much disturbed by VIII at he regard
ed a. a warning, and took every possible pain.
10 prevent such calamity. In spite of ali pre-
cautions, however, the boy. five weeks after
the dream, fell into q tub OF scalding water
and died in a few hours
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ay"The little girl with curl'' is set to rnusi :
IN me Balloon Post, paper Published for the
benefit OF the French fair in Boston. We are
happy to know
"There was a little boy, and he was his mother,
joy,
But what he loved best was waffle;
With wsse IN his mouth, he WAS sweeter
than the South
But when ii was gone he was AWFUL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

The OFFICIAL Hat OF the Mayor of Red
wing, Mimi, IS q white silk hat OF a STYLE worn
before fashion plates were invented, and in
descTibable. IL bears the autograph sionarures
OF The several Mayors. and upon the crown, in
side, Is inscribed this suggestive motto and adj
vice; ret not thy gizzard." It is custom OF
The council in that goodly city, on the ind uction
OF mayor into office. to present him this hat.
ss the sole distinguishing mark of his Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

1T IL WORTH NOTING, an indie alton of the
sentiment of the masses of the English people.
THAT Rsgno.d's Ne1ypaper, which enjoys a circu,
lation of three hundred thousand copies weekly.
announced the recent birth OF the child of the
Princess of " ales at Sandrippbam as 81 Anotb-
er lnauspicious Event." and when the child
died after few hours existence, chroniclsd
that fact a. +" A Happy Release
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GENERAL SATCRE-So. fsI
An ACT relating TO the records OF the courtsoF 49,
Urait Cd tata

Al ACT relating to the records OF the courts of the
United States. Wv
Ie II sHae,ed By me SsHats and House Of R.pyes.a-
assembled That whenever the record OF am Bis
msn', or dec, -, OF Ethsr pT9csedins Sf any Judi
or shall hereafter be lost or DESTROYED. an
party or person interested therein may on an
lion Of such court the same has been ioss rs G
ed without fault neglect of the party or neT
tuch authorizing such defect TO be .upped I'M
duly certified copy OF such original record VIII
thereafter have the same effect as such oriSinsi
record would have had in all respects 'iA
any such record shall have happened, or shall here
after happen; AZ sucb defect cannot be supplied as
prison Interested therein may maze written ~. Or
piicst,on TO the cour; to which such record be
the loss or eesrructon thereof, and that certIfes
cnIies thereof cannot be obtained By the party or
person making such application. snd the substapce
the record so lost DESTROYED aud that such Ia.
or occurred without the fault neglect
at ths l'ss or Destruction OF such record, unless
or or mAn ma ks9 such II to
"a d court shsll cause said application 20 be
sh, BE- b. personal and d .esr EoC
copy thereof upon each and every person nteresteS
application together WITH written notios tbsi s1 sue
certain not less than sixty days after such ser
if upon such hearing said court shall De satisf a
frat the statements contained in said written sppli
ci'lng hat the substance effect OF said los,
or des,royea record; which order shall be entered
OF record In said court. and have the same sftac.
subject TO intervening rights which said oriotSsi
would have had II the had DO, been Io.t
Destroyed, so Var concerns the party or ners,n
Nah ing such application and Che persons WIS sLsii
hsve been PERSONALLY served provided for in tbis
ssc1ion. " 'uie
SIC: 5. That In all causes which have been re.
moves, or shall hereafter be removed te the Supreme
Court nj the United states, duly certified conv 81
the record OF such eause remaining IN the said
Esp enc Court may be filed in the court from viii,
sEiO Cause was removed, on motion of any PARTY or
person claiming TO be interested therein: and the
copy So hled shall have the same effect as the
original record would have had if the same hsd no,
been lost OF destroyed. tApproved, March 5, l57l
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l0ENHRAL NAruRR-No. al

. IN ACT relating 70 Internal taxes
be- q enacted by the Senate AMI Hosse Of Hsp,,s,r
fdtsr.s ~ TIE Uafted States of America IN Cor g,.s
assembled, That from and afte: the passage of mi,
at no lax shall be imposed upon any n1distrib.
ufsbie sum added to the contin fund Of any Gre
marine, inland, life, health, accident or like in.
snrsnce company, nor upon any unearned premium
or premiums received for RISKS assumed by 50 IN
companies, shall any I've hereafter Collected
which may have been assessed, which shall have
bee liable TO be assessed. uyon such sums fund
or pr mirme prior to the passage Of this act
Approved, Msrch 8, ISL
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M1sAPPLIcATIoS.-Cler wife (who
taxes great interest in her Industrial SCHOOL,
Jane Brown, I'm sorry to hear from your mis-
uess that you are not diiigent at your needle
work Now, you know who il is that finds
work for idle hands to do?'"
Jane Brown (artfully thinking to propitiate)
-" IL you please, IN, yeou do, 'm,v