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CITY ORDINANCE

2 70 1rdGnled bg he MAYOR and General Cum
ca Of ne C9tB " Memphis. Thai the grades 0i
Inc following streets, as shown on ths pr0nle
OF each be, and Same are hereby adopted:
Calhoun street from fernando oad 70 Ten.
nessee street. Clay street from Lahoss street
To Filth street; Webster street nom LahOse
street IN Fourth street, Georgia street from
LahOae 20 Third street; Laha8e street frem
fernando road 30 Georgia sGreet: $50
street nom calhoun To- Georgia street Her
nando road rom Calhoun street 90 Lagrange
railroad fernando street from Calhoun
street to Georgia street, Lea street from Cal.
hOun street 10 Georgia street. DsSoto street
from Calhoun TO Georgia street; Rayburn
avenue from Calhoun atreeGtO GeOrgfs street.
Main street from Calhoun street % Georgia
street Shelby street rom Calhoun street 70
Georgia street; tennessee street nom Cal
hOun street TO GeOrgia street; sixth street
rom Calhoun street 10 Georgia street: Fffth
street nom Calhoun street 70 Georgia street;
Fourth street nom Calhoun street to GeOr-
sia street Tennessee street from Beale 70
calhoun street: Huliug street from Shelby
street 70 the river, Talbot street from shelby
70 Tennessee street, Vance street rom
Shelby street 10 the river; POnt0oOc Street
rOm shelby street TO the river; Linden
street rom Shelby strest 70 the river.
CHELSEA.
Third street rom the Bayou to KesI's Line.
Fourth street rom the Bayou 70 KeeIs line
Filth street from Auction to Kerr street;
sixth street from Nil to Kerr street; Sew
enth street from Auction TO Kerr street, AUG
ton street from Bayou GayOsO to the Raj
eigh road; Viii street trOm Seventh street 10
Bayou GayosOi GreenldW street nom Sew
enEh street 10 Bayou GayOsO3 Saffarrans
street from Seventh street to Eeera line
LO0ney street from seventh 10 Fourth street;
Keel street rom Seventh to Keeis sast Line
Keer street nom Seventh street TO keel'H
east unei Ralelgh rOaG rom Bayou GsyOsO
70 east line OF the city.
Passed nIsJ reading by Board OF Aldermen,
haY 4. L87I. AdOptst on second and final
reading by Board, June z, 1871. Passed nrst
raadtng.ru1es Suspended ace0rdingtO charter,
l4Jh section, page 2, and hnal reading June
3, 1871, by Council.
Approved June Is, ISL.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. X. RIcHANDs, City Register.
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ErSsIssIpFI TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRTvEss LEAVEs
rev Orleans Mail, daily 900 pm. 1:lO pm.
Express. ALLY. 500 ala. 4:% pm.
Freight, daily eXCeptSun-
4.80 p.m. FEOam.
Depot at foot OF Main street. Ticket ofdcg,
zsr- Main street. one door north OF Jefferson
Jas. YDNGE, Gent Eupt
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DT 3 lady Of several years experience Is
ID tsRcner. q situation as mafron or assist
ant Teacher in q cOueR9 Tor the full term.
The kGst OF reference can be obtained.
Address. TEACHER.
tsuW appeal once, Memphis.
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CHAN Gerry SAILS
RmAL Ra

No. 33-F. - c1auasr- u-rrr OF
shelby C0unty-All He1las Para
rick Butler aEdMarT - 8ltIe-.
DY virtue 90 an iu-ralocuforv decree en-.
~ tered in Che shove cause April E
l4l- directing the sole Of certain proper
hereinafter described. + VIII a-f 1uu..
auction, 20 The highest b.aIa- fu rurr|r..
Clerk and Masters Office lreelLsU block
eeeond street, In the CITY lf 15maa T.r-
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%. o. r. DIRECTORY,
-

aBnD-FHL0Ws' HALL corner OF Main aud
North G0urr-kuth Lodge, No. 1, Daughters
of Rebekah-meeih on me lonrIh Thurs
ray nirht Of each month, a. ~ o'clock
=. 81. Norwood, n. Ihomas Eacons Sec
9ay0s5 E~SCAmPRuEFT,. No. s-neets on the
nrst ana third Thursday nights OF each
.55onth. at ~ o'clock. J.E. Russell, g. Fi
q. IA. Carroll. II. T.. Thomas Haooh 1cLlhe.
MrnPHIs LODGE. No. 6-meels every Ans@4Hy
night. az B O'Clock. A. v. Jones. ~ ~.
uaEsFR LoDGE-B. HlnghEms -. g. " y
Wrvston. ". a. -EhfpWayt Eeefetats
.HHICKAsAW LODGE, No. a-Meela ofeis I'LL
Gay night. at 5 O'Clock. Johu oolueLl
al Thos.E Bingham " o. A"'a
fTrorHTs DEsEEE LODGE No. a-Aes,s
eectud Thursday OF eaen Atohtus q
o'eIotE. L.E. Burr, W. T. b. Ionh LlnA
Ssner n-E. M. h. W. Norwood, Assistant
a. IL. az Leon Levy, b~ecreLafg @oAA
tou, Treasurer.
tesTtLER IOD5E. No. l40-meels every Msa-
uesdaY. n. ErOpps y. O. p AeAell p
a.: g0a. Dnl, baaS L. o~lbenheimefi AAS
rNrTFD ANCIEhT ORDER OF DROlDs.
-vesrua RoVE. No vi. A. U. D-Msets at
fhe Druid Hal, no. 81 bouthOourts street, on
80 aTaf and Third Tuesday evenings ia each
1Cuth. j. B. Heligerss n. A. J. Beehieri
W +. ". ~Eutlnghauhs secfelatFi John
= Rfnhbere, Ireasuiers
grs HEoVE. No. Meets at lhe Druid
IeF a Court street, every InlfsQag even
~ VIM. M- LoeDs n Al ADSlHsA
- GRoVW No. Meets Al the Druid
~Eei- ri CourL street on the nfst ehe Ill 81
800 evenings in eeen mon44- At
ne-Ir a -. George ". baNler h.A ~
DaN- 1890 Martin Cohen Treasurer.
L,rE = a. CHAFTEEs NO. L-4ees ~
80 Tr1Id nal, en- The secOna 6ha i9uItA
sI9ae5av eVeulnR IN eacl 4o1.A. D. De0H
feTF.H A. A hit4lsie1 SeN'
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

ID virtue OF n Deed of Truss TO me exc
- cuted on the 9Th day Of April, 1863. by
Rabsoca BiedsOe, Job Blsdsoe ana Isaac hied-
soc, properly registered Ia the Registers
OtiCe OF Shelby county, Tennessee, in Record
Book No. 20, Dage6l2. etc, Inc in pursuance
OF the terms thereof the Indebtedness
thereby secured remaining unpaid, J. will,
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salartaK. IuIx Is. 81

No SE-nargarHt darlu. raertrt- rT john
"a Leonard, deceased. and john ..n
Johu c.. saint.
by virtue OF Pm order OF sale uata |n ...
cause. VIII sell at Uu1ilr auction. 90 r.a
highest bidder, ia front 81 Che 1Edca on the
Second ChaucerY Court. DO tla city .. Mem.
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LODGES
s.sr~p Hr,rPH1s. No. us-meets a Friday u
r-c-fn-HaIl CAR. Madison and second.
" Il Matthews, ". NJ Ben.-A Fullen
aT&ErovA. no Bs-meefs lst Monday IA ey,
NV montb. al Odd-Fel owe HAT bofnsi
Court and Main. C.A tarroA VIM JOHN
L-LTa l00Jr. NO. g-mesla list Friday OF eacn
IHonIU-falI corner MADISON ann 9co
ID. 81 HIgBee, W. n 81 sIudahf -
nEs4r0. NO.. I1-meeis ID tEluhy ~ go
muutH-Ddd-felioWB' HAIL X q imam
SON. VI. H.; r. W. Shelton, see.
E~ILWUsNIsG. Eo. Al-mseis 4th fEl1ay ~
each moufh-at south Memphis HAL CDR
uef or Madison and heo0nu. " D.
l~EIelardet, ". Nj LoutE lEapaEis hee'
ROYAL AHCH.
.-ENE no. A-meeta "a MONDAY u
each Eouth-Odd-feiloWE' Hall. A. D.
Wheeler. 81 E IA. p; c. q. Locke, bec. -.
nEMpHIs GHsrTEE NO. at Oau
pei sWB' Hall. ~ Monday OF each month";
iielry j. Lynn. a. o. n. p Ben. r. fnilehs
EecretaEY.
T. s.E
HUEEKA tGgaCILt NO. 6-meeis 81 MOuuRy o.
each moutl-Odd-FeiiOws Hail. h. =. torB-
ter, Tn. AZ. e. h. Myers keC.
Template.
JYREEE COnGAhDEkEs SO, f-Meela 4th Mon
day OF each month. Goo. Mellersh. Com.
I'll BarchuH, Rec.
FaLvARF CHAPrER OF R0EE CRorr. fsth. 80.
Charlie W. Adams, 8Ad. "a. w. H.T.
Wonllluaon, 80, See..
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Trustas's Sale.

D Y virtue OF a deed OF trust made 70 me by
A Al kellar, and recorded ia me office OF
the Register OF Shelby county, iu book No.
IS, part <, PHI et leQuiter, made for the
purpose of securing certain purchase money
notes held by X. =. Hammond, executor Of
& H.. Chew, deCeazed. and which have not
been pald. 4 viii, as I~iuslae, between legal
hours, ON
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AM.P.M Mcmphis q Louisville X An. Pm
H.. r. All points h0riu and 2.t
EE.5U 4.3l East. Twice daily $3.50 34
Memphis q Louisville q
.IIaI E-Wny maLB...-..-s--.-I @saU
Memphis s. Charleston X
u. An cities East & SOUTH
$50 sd way als..-~ I2ls
.M4g. g. Tenn 4. r. All
4tTI1rlAsz south and way mail -
Memphis a LltJle Rock H.
IIaa1E.. daily CEeept s~undayBa GO.
Mississippi river 70 Hele-
zaa.na aud FTlar1s PGiut,daily' 1899.
Hdasa. river 10 AiCEahuERI
Itrl-W eaEIy. on Mondays.
H-l0uThnradzrs and Saturdays g.UO|
Miss. mss. 70 81. Louis
|semi-WeeEy, Oh Mondays.
$4,000 Thursday s#...-.-I t.uJI
Whit river, Eeml-WeeElN
Tuesdays and saturdaysi
Mondays and ~Fridays-- ESQ
Arkansas river, trl-WeeE-
Ily, Mondays, MeduesdayHI
. All. uQ QAya.s---s.-.ss...ss taul
a.rmphiBl 10 Marion Ark
itnANeekly, on Mondaysa
al IWedn. 9auag6 and frluayb|lu:lt
lMemph,s 10 CuDai Ienu-I
q.zGweeflv. 1uday.--..--- 2sA
MemThis 10 Eghalla and
olive Branch. Hiss sehl- -
g. -eeFlv. ques. q brldays+ 5:4
loHD." i. DELUa gH, PCstmaster
10y SuperIutsnAent OF Malls
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Thursday, Iuns % 1871,

between n and Z O'Clock pm, she fougBI1E
described real estate, Jo-Hlt:
About SO acres Of land In Dyer county.
Tenn, on 1he waters OF river.
about seven miles from Dysrsburgr being q
portion on the west end OF q Dt acre entry
Ia the name OF Robert J. Cheslef lna west
and east being ia cnal-s sn- tns norm
Terms als-A seven aud Twelve MONTH
notes with good security, equity % rsdamp-
ton barred.
This June 7thr 1875
IA. j. STEWART. CLERK sud aastar
Hnmss a.Poston solA 0r c~Qmplafnanls
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PETITION FOR AMENDMENT TO
CHARTER.

No. s9R-In the First ~Chsnesry Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessee
HTHEREAS, the Memphis and Charleston
w Railroad COmauy. has th1H day died
q petition in said COurt asking 90 have its
charter 80 amended as 70 authorize h to pur-
chase OF the
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES.

MEMPHIS LITTLE ROCK RAILBokD.
Until further orders, trains VIII run daily
rs follows:
ARRIVES: LEAvEs:
Hopefeld pm. 9sO am
huutersYIls---....--.~...6 so pm. 9s0 am
F~arTyOOat lA4eave the wharfbOat. root Of
Onion street, daily at 880a.m.
As LiNERMOkE,
General superintendent
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NEW YORK, June %, 10 s.m.-Cotton
opens steady. Ordinary, l5Ic; Good Ordi-
nary, I735c; Low Middling, 1870; Mid
ding. 2OTo; Good Middling, 2lIo.
10:45 am Cotton on spot steady.
Futures firm; July, 1910; August, 1870,
y m.-COttOn nominal. Sales on spot
500 bales; futures 5000 bales.
p.m-COtton quiet and steady; sales
futures; $500 June, I9c.
2 p,m.-Cotton quiet but firm. Sales
futures, 70O0 bales; July, IS SIG; August,
IS GIG; September, 1SHc.
4 p.m.-COtJon closed quiet but firm.
Ordinary NE; Good Ordinary 1879 Low
Middling zJl[c; Good Hiddling 2lLc.
Sales TO spinDsrs, e5G bales; to spectators,
Z bales; transit. $50 bales. Contracts, $500
bales; jane, l9c; July, 70 5-I6c; August,
1859; September, lSzc; October, ISAfe;
Sales for the week: Spinners, 1913 bales ;
spectators, 1854 bales; transit, 1901 bales.
exports, - bales; contracts, 5000 bales.
COTTON IN LIvERPooL.
LIVERPOOL, June %, 1889 a.m-Cotton
strong. Sales 1900 bales. Uplsnds, SD;
Orleans. 8 7-l6d.. Arrivals tirmer.
Jpn Cotton steady. Sales 5000
bales; export and speculation, 1000 bales.
8 p.m.-Cotton quiet and unchanged.
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NAIL eCHEDTrLF.

MEMPHIS POsuOFFICE-Ohce hours from &
am. 90 t pm. Sundays from 9 to 10 am.
l,L0sEs. TARETyEs
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EENPHrs AND LOUISVILLE RAILRoAD.
ARRIVES. LEAVES
DAY $500 pm. f:b am
New York EEpress.....-.- 2:l5 am. Iz:o pm
Nashville express ---- osU IN. o.sU y IA
Daily through traih 10 Nashville and Chat-
tano0za without change OF cars. Leaves at
bsu pm arrives in Nashville at6a.m.; CHAT
IFuooga ut $50 p.m~neEl lay.
Depot OF head ofMafn street
Ticket Office, ES7H Main street, one door
north ofJedersOn.
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greater; American 1000, as follows:
r + sTATEMHNT.

WINS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, June q, 1871
stock. September ]. 1870. $3.50
Reed since last statement 229
Received previously" 500, 27S-5e0,502
504, 1872
Shipped since last st'ment 275
Shipped prsviOusly-.~.... 499,0S0 -499,3 800
Stock Is noon to-dsY....-.. 5,427
Imports.
Memphis snS Charleston railroad. 6
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad. 45
Memphis and Ohio railroad 30
Steamers ............ ~
Estimated per wagons. ................. 90
Exports.
Memphis and Charleston railroad. .... 81
Memphis and Ohio railroad ..-.-..... 221
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,.soN1cpIeEcT0RY

90. 81. REEuO a.
and D~lstrluutlo.
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zuarHs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
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ErmFHrs AND LoUrsv1uLE RAILROAD.
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NEW YORK, June %, 2:2j PM
Market unchanged, active and steady.
Sterling steady at lOl. Gold carrying
at I per cent. Money easy at ! per
pa.lf
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rywhere, and possessed of thousan =
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ORIN FRINK, President.
S. n. CLARK, Secretary.

VI. ". Pomeroy, Esq:
DEAR SIR-IIaving during the last
four years advertised extensively in all
the leading papers, and expended more
money in bringing our business before
the public than any other house with
one or two exceptions) in New York,
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G. f. COLLINS & Co.,
Watch Manufacturers,
No. 1876 Broadway, New York.
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POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT

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this rapid and constant increase of cir.
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PREMIUMS

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PomerOy's Democrat

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OFFICE OF THE COMMONWEALTH Co
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DEAR SIR-Having advertised extern
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So great has been the success of pub.
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the city of New York, on the lst day of
January, 1869, that we are enabled to
give the people of this country better
newspaper in 1871 than was ever before
printed in America.
The circulation of
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POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT

the coming year will be more than ever
pointed, earnest, truthful, and convinc-
ing, as years of education and expe-
rience, governed by knowledge of
facts obtained from actual observation,
enable writer to give his thoughts
with more clearness and power with
each succeeding attempt. In
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NEW YORK, January 80, 1871.

TO Whom Il Nay Concern
This is to certify that | have adver-
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slider it one Of the VERY BEST mediums
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great pleasure in recommending it to
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NEW YORK CRY, February 90, 1871.

New YORK Cry, February 20, 1871.
VI. VI. Pomeroy, Esq:
DEAR SIR-lt affords us much pleas.
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Most truly yours,
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LIST OF CLUBS:

Real The FOLLOWING list Of Clubs receiued al the Office Of
POHEROY,S DEMOCRAT for the month IF January,
1871 Mention made only Of money letters containing
Ten dollars there ,ooui not be space enough
Ia nc ehOle Of ordinary aeoSpIpcr 10 mention e
thons1nds nhich receieed. containing smaller
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POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT

has more than doubled during the past
wear; and every Democratic victory, no
matter in what part of the country oc-
curing, brings to
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Agency OF THE NORTH WESTERN MI.
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co., OF MIL
wAUKEE, Wis.
New YORK, February q, 1871.
NJ. NJ Pomeroy, Esq.,:
DEAR Strive take pleasure in stat
ing that we have always noticed the
most marked benefit derived from our
advertisements in your paper, and be.
lieve it to be one Of the best mediums
in the country to advertise in.
MUNsELL & PETRAsCH,
General Agents of Northwestern Mu
tual Life Insurance Co., 100 Fulton
street, corner Broadway, New York.
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POMER0Y'S DEMOCRAT

readable and interesting the coming
year, NJ. NJ. POMEROY, the editor and
proprietor, who is now relieved of the
work of editing, managing, and superin.
ending daily paper in the city of New
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RED HOT FOR THE RIGHT.

1t will make a continued and earnest
war against the bond-interests of this
country, or till taxation shall he made
equal, till the people shall rise in their
might, and, through revolution, escape
from the bondage they are now in for
the support of the thieves and robbers
who control the Government, which
was originally the best, but has
become one of the worst the worldever
saw.
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P0meroy'S Democrat.

Nothing Will be left undone or unat-
tempted, to make this paper the most
readable ever published in the United
States.
In politics
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REMEMBER

that PoMERoYs DEMOCRAT is not to fail
that it is published in New York City =
that its editor and proprietor is