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NASHVILLE, May 10.-The Blood
horse Association races were cOntin-
ued to-day, being the third day. The
first race was the Maxwell House
Stake, to be run by three -year-Olds,
for a purse of $400; entrance $25;
winner to pay $50 to second horse.
Nine entered, and four started. Sen
tinel, 2 1 /; Gaberlunzie, 2 2; HOl-
lywoOd, 8, distanced; Graham Nc
Marry, distanced. Time, LOO, 1.6l8
and 1.52t.
The second race was for the AS
sooiatiOn Purse of 500, over II mile
course. 1t was won by Tom COrbett,
beating Kathleen and Harvey Wiley,
In the order named. Time, 2.2l4.
The third race was for the AssOcia-
tiOn Purse Of 500, 1 mile, which was
won by Hampton, beating HumpTey
Evans and Lucy McClurg in order
named. Time, 1.54.
Track heavy; attendance large.
Hollywood was favorite for first race,
Harvey's Wiley for second, and Lucy
MeClurg for third.
The Tennessee Exposition continues
a point Of attraction, and new cOntri-
buttons are added daily. Present to-
day, 5000 persona
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PEACE
Germany AgOsdss i0 the Request Of the
Versailles G0vsFHm5Bt for Liberal
Terms.

NEW YORK, Nay ia special
from Berlin last evening says that
Bismarck has met the request of the
Versailles government with a very
liberal spirit. By the treaty of peace
just signed he agreed to a reduction OF
the war indemnity by a half milliard
francs, equal to twenty million pounds
sterling, or one hundred million dol
lars. Consequently the Germans are
to receive Immediately the French
bond for four and a half milliard
francs, or nine hundred million dol
lars, payable within a year, and in
dOrsed by French and German bank
ers. The bond is convertible into
stocks or cOnsuls, which even Ger
many may prefer. Two milliards
Of francs, four hundred million dol
lars, are already taken by Baron
ROthschild and Baron Erlinger, the
French bankers, and Herr Hahn, the
German banker.
Immediately on the ratification Of
the treaty Of peace being signed at
Frankfort, the majority Of the Ger
man forces will leave France and re-
turn to Germany.
The rts on the east and north Of
Paris are to be surrendered to the
Versailles government Immediately,
and all the French prisoners in Ger
many are to be returned to France as
RAPIDLY as railroads can transport
them. According TO the treaty the
Germans are to hold only BelfOTt,
LOngWy and Nancy as hostages until
the fulflment Of its conditions.
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TELE6RAMS.

The Inauguration Of the Morse
statue takes place in New York with
June.
The Pullman car shops at Detroit
were destroyed by fire yesterday.
Loss, $4S, 200.
The rumOr Of Bancroft's resignation
ss Minister, at Berlin, is not credited
at Washington.
The Imprisonment of the Fenian,
Griffin, is disturbing the deliberations
OF the Ctmmittee on Foreign Rela'
tions.
Five clerks in the st. Louis Post
Office were dismissed yesterday for
being Democrats. That's an accom-
plished fact.
Judge Benedict, of New York, Or
dered the banking house Of Duncan,
Sherman & Co., Of that city, to restore
to the daughter of Commodore Balm
bridge $28, 900, which had been pledged
by her trustee for loan.
A dispatch from Pottsville, Pa,
says that the miners and operators
have come to an agreement, and that
a general resumption Of work Will
take place on Monday. The tolls on
railroads will be Immediately re-
duced.
The American Bible Society have
their annual meeting in New York at
present. Receipts past year, S729, ,464;
expenditures, $651, ,135. Bible pub
Iished in seven foreign languages. Not
an error in any Of them. The number
of Bibles printed by the society Gb
ilitiO, q ,680,078.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, in speech
at the Woman's Suffrage Convention,
in New York, yesterday, said that
the Tribune had given an argument
against wOman's suffrage, and that
Greely, fairly driven to the wall, de-
clsred that the Republican party had
done its work, and would be gathered
to its fathers.
A verdict was given in the Circuit
Court of st. Louis yesterday, in favor
of the State OF Missouri against Gene
raj John K. Gray, for $113,157, being
amount, with interest, Of fees he had
retained out of over six millions he
collected, under the authority Of
Fletcher, from the United States Gov
ernment, fOl expenses OF State, and
raising and equipping troops during
the rebellion.
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BOSTON. May 1.-THE National
Convention of the Grand Army of the
Republic held its final session to-day.
General Lippincott, in behalf Of the
Department of Illinois, nominated
General Burnside for Grand Com
mander. The nomination was re
ceived with acclamation, and Cen
eral Burnside was unanimously elected
amid great enthusiasm.
General Logan privately expressed
himself heartily in accordance with
the choice of the Convention. The
remaining offices were filled as fol-
lows: Senior Vice Commander In
Chief, General Lewis a. Wagner, Of
Pennsylvania; Junior Vice COmman-
der in Chief, Colonel James F. Coy,
of California; Surgeon in Chief, Dr.
Samuel A. Green, Of Boston; Chap
lain, Rev. Carer, of Ohio. The Con-
vention then adjourned to meet in
Cleveland next year.
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EsTABLISHED 1910.
PADUoAH.
The Mississippi River RaIlroad-Ratliioa
tIOa Of the Memphis Gsutraot
Certain.
special to she Memphls ArrEAE.l

fl-@AaA " JIG AlAlAAA AAAAa EdaAar
PADUCAH, KY, May IA meet
ing Of the stockholders Of both the
Mississippi River and Paducah and
Gulf railroads takes place here TO-
morrow. Most all the counties in
terested in both roads are already rep
resented. There seems to be
great enthusiasm among the
people here at the prospect Of
being shortly connected with Memphis
by direct railroad route. Along the
route every one concerned are jubi-
liant. When the delegation from
Memphis arrived there were car
risges in waiting to receive them,
and q committee took the trouble to
show them round the city. There
viii be a meeting held tonight to
ratify the contract made in Memphis
a few days ago. There is every pros
Pect that the money required will be
forthcoming. It is encouraging to
note the faith Of everybody in the
speedy completion of the road. No
one doubts it. At present a party Of
are tOssting "the sister
cities Of Paducah and Memphis"
There is a regular jubilee in this VIII
lsge. PUCK,
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Attachment Notice.

No. 165, o. DIN the Second Circuit Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessee. N. Bradford,
Trustee Of W. B. Johnson q Son, VS.. ". H
Walker.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 3455 Of tie Code.
and returned into Court, levied upon the
property Of defendant, and affidavit hRv-
Ing been msde that the defendant, ". H.
Walker, is indebted to plaintiff in the sum
of $764 45 by account, and that the defendant,
OF Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
Of the Second Circuit Court Of Shelby County,
on the third Monday in September next, and
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same VIII be pro-
ceeded with exparte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once week, for four con-
seeutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at ONCE, this llth day Of May, l87l
P. ID. BOYLE, Clerk.
By W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
LOgwOOd Micou, Att'ys for Pitts. myl2t
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PETluON FCa INCORPORATION
No. u4.-ln the E.sss &G.a5aaesry Coun OF

No. N4-In the First Chancery Court oE
Shelby county Tennessee
WHEREAS. M. J. Wicks. W. g. avery. a
w " Peters, ID. CocErLL, II. ~ Hrvs.ae
J. 7 steele, e.. C. F8aEcss W. H. Lake a. ...
Noutgom cry, q. Jones j. G. Johnson, H IL
Barr es, Frank Tan, L--f Garrett. III j. 81 noor
~ d. Briukley, y. O. MCComb. O. r. Wrrra
Lyles l. Holman W A. Che ~. III Hau1u.
Thomas Boyle - Martin. Mrs Hnre. -
Nrs. Correll- August Benton. W. Uear i ff
Douuelly, A. H HOuteVide. u. IIghe. r 81 arrr-
fers. Thomas N. Patton Econ Trcuzrfar
Wlllenburg, Mrs g. @. atkinson. iIrs
DOugl ass A. =. Curry, -- Speed. g. J. -aiFer.
O. j. hargaus ali residents Of Shelby conn Hr-
tslnessee, and tne present CorpCrators Of
, 4AA SHtlL.BH CouNrL IuErIFIIZE ColEP a1-E.
nave nleo an application in the FIRST Chsn.
cery Court or Shelby county. Elr an nrrsrf .
pnens 70 the charter OF said Turnpike Com
panFs granted tt by an act Of the Cement 4 b
se1rolF OF the state of Tennessee. passed dur
ing session o. the Legislature 1slE u H1s
and la1a- Ih6 desired amendment beng tta
2 .illllll1aL powers De gIan-eu said corpora
llon es % the rules governing sulscli re-s.
LnaE Lne powers OF the President and lirer
Tors ne enlarged concerning the nlr11ns ana
disposal OF real estate. the negctiaticu O.
toanst esc-Y etc, For further inlcrust.ll ra
LEI Ienoe Is had 70 said petition herein
10 is therefore ordered. that all persons De-
slrlng 50 % DO make their appearuu-7 --r5'I1
az tla Courthouse Of sain Court ln che c.al
OF Memphla, Tenn on or before Iua mrs.
Monday In July, ISL, and SHOW oallsa. ~ ans
they have, why the said amen1lll e1- should
not be granted according 10 the prayer 0r
said petition. OF the same VII be heard ana
proceeded with eLparte, and that a copy
this order be published for thirty Gays iu lla
Memphis Appeal.
By r. J. BLACEt DepGty CLERK and Master
III B. Barnes and van ~ And arEuu. atlra.
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.. srutsIltvn Pnstnonsd indsfaIlsIv

PoRT DOVER, ONT, May 1I.-Ten
steam tugs have landed two miles
west Of this place with the prize fight
ers.
TORONTO, ONT, May 11.-Fifty
armed volunteers have just left Sem
zoe. about four miles from Port Ry-
one for the battle ground, to prevent
the fight. -
BUFFAIO, n. Y, May ia Cana
dian gunbOat passed up the lake this
morning. Her supposed destination
Is the Mace and OOburn night. -Four
large tugs left the city last night
crowded with passengers, among
whom were some prominent citizens.
PORT DOVER, May 1.-THE ngnt
between COburn and Mace was pre-
vented by the Canadian authorizes
The men we're in splendid condition.
They entered the ring shortly aI5er
noon. During the FIRST round and before
blow was struck the Sheriff and cOun-
ty Judge, backed by q number Of sol
dier from SimcOe, dispersed the
crowd, who fed in every direction.
The fight is postponed indefinitely.
LATER-THE FIGHT TO COME CFF.
ToRONTO, ONT, May u,-Dick
HOLLYWOOD, Of New York, referee in
fhe Mace and C0burn fight, has de-
eided FOR the men to meet at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow, at Erie, Pa,s where he
viii name the fighting ground.
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WlGGANS g. THORN,
233 MAIN STREET,
CLAY BUILDING, MEMPHIS, TEEE.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
OFFICE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ms. CO.,
MEMPHIS, Nay 10th, ls7l.
At a regular meeting Of ths Board OF
Directors OF the Mississippi Valley Insurance
PER CENT. was declared on the Capital Stock
of said Company.
myll q. GRONAUER, Secretary.
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A WARNING
Death from the o.rsl.;,,, Use Of FIREARMS.

From the Florence (Ala.) Journal, May ~ ]
From the careless handling Of fire
arms, q most painful accident hap
pened in Florence on Monday, the
8th instant. It seems that Bud Ellis,
BENJAMIN LABEL, and his brother,
were In the shop Of Ellis. Ben La
bell had changed for Ellis a ten dollar
biII. giving him two five dollar bills
for 'it. Each put his money IN his
pocket, and young Ellis, who had
bought a pistol that morning, drew IL
ont 0f his pocket and presented it at
LABELS head, saying, ''yOur money OF
your life" The pistol went on the 3all W
entering Labells head at the Ihe ieil .5i
corner of the right eye. LaDeii
brother. hearing the remark about the
pistol, looked up and saw the plstol
In Ellis hand, presented at his Droth-
er's head; but, before he could speak
the pistol went of, infiicting a mortal
wound.
The parties were all fri sndly, and
no one, for a moment, sUppOses there
was anv intention to shoot on the part
Of Ellis. who was taken before Mayor
Hamer, and on testimony Of Gus La
helI. was at once discharged. Ben
LABEL is q French-Canadians and has
been a citizen Of Florence iQr more
fhan q year. He Is an hOHscou7d in
dnsfrfous mechanic, anf al
fsvorfts with our eitiEeD S. 1-le pc
- $1,000 5-l6 20
fa1 T-l8so2 BIS
"a
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HARTFORD, CONN, May 1.-THE
Senate to-day passed resolutions de-
claring Marshall, Jewell and other Re
publican candidates for State offices,
elected. Lieutenant Governor Tyler
took the oath of Office, the House hav-
ing inadvertently omitted to appoint
a committee to wait upon the Cover
nor. Jewell will not take The oath OF
until Tuesday, to which day both
Houses have adjourned. There will
be an inaugural parade and the usual
election as the ceremOnials Of the day
on Tuesday, and Governor Jewell will
deliver his message to the Legislature.
Joint standing committees will be an
nOunced to-day in both Houses.
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DIET.

RICHMOND-Cn the lIth inst. HARRY +.
RICHMOED, aged years months ana IL days
The friends and acquaintanoes are invited
to attend his funeral, this (FhIDA4) after
noon, al * O'Clock, nom the residence OF his
father, Charles Richmond, No. l6 Old Raleigh
road. Services by Rev. DR.. slater.
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LOUISVILLE, May 11.-COnsider-
able excitement was created to day by
two attempts Of negroes to ride in the
street cars. White ladies left the cars
on each occasion. One car was run
of the track and left standing. In
other cars, negroes after considerable
trouble and deIaY took separate cars.
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Ths Sfrest.caF Murderer.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE counsel
for Foster, the street-car murderer,
are making desperate efforts to get his
trial postponed. Judge Stuart is said
to be very i'll. Judge CardOza was
applied to yesterday to remove the
case from the court list of to-day, but
he gave a prompt refusal. The at
tempt of Fosters counsel to-day will
be to get the trial delayed on technical
objections,
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Book Agents

Can make sI0s per month selling
The medical Advice
BY DR.. THoMFsCN, Of NaahFtlLe 4ell. =
gfandrrd horsel 8ld medical Work. Az slel
h has no rival It Is indOr8ed hT lle %
ernfnsnf phyatciauB North, South 1all SEQ
vel. rs merit and reliability are .als
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dreatsr inducements 10 SCENTS. al14
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Non-ResIdent Notlce.

No. HB.-In the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-T. j. Megibbeu
Va. 7. ". Megibben ct al.
IT appearing from afidGvit IN this cause
i that the defendant to the crOss-bill of j.
". Megibben, viz: T. J. MegIbben, Is q nom
resident of the State Of Tennessee and a resi-
dent Of the State OF Kentucky, and that he is
Indebted 70 said J.. W. Megibben, by open ac-
count, in sum 70 be asoertained by account
TO be taken by the Clerk and Master:
It IS therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the court house in
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nrst Monday In July, IS7i, and plead, answer
or demur 20 oeiendsnt'B GrOss-bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to him
and set FOR hearing exparts; and that a copy
OF this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal.
A cOpy-attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
5y r. B. MCHMNRx, Deputy e. and NJ.
Wescntt & Stahi, Eols. for Compl't. myl2f
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NASHVILLE, May 11.-Sarah John
son, of Wilmington, while attempting
some days ago, to separate two cocks
fighting, was wounded in the arm
by the spur of one of the birds, te-
tanus ensUed and she died. Her hus-
band, Claiborne Johnson, cOnsump-
tive, was so affected by her death that
he commenced sinking rapidly, and
also died. Both were buried at the
same time.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CAvALINE-Tbe friends and aoquaint-
snoes Of r. L. Rash and family, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Of A. J
CAvAL1NE, from their residence, New Raleigh
road Judge swayne's old place.. this (FRI-
DAY1 afternoon, at ~ o'clock. Carriages In
sttsndanoa as residsncss
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southsrn santlst ConysEtIon.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE Southern
Baptist Convention met here to-day
in the Third Baptist Church. Several
hundred delegates, representing the
Southern States, were present. 7. H.
Null, of Georgia, was reelected presi-
dent, and z. Williams and Truman
S. Sumner secretaries.
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mn.n Enat Tunn eattIrn

SCRANTON, PA, May 1.-THE con-
test for the prize and for the sWittest
type setting among the Union com
pOsitOTs is as follows: Vim. X. Man
ming set 1923 ems, aud D. I. Daily
1341. Both men belong to the Bepttb-
licOg Office in this city.
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10 80 lndIa TeIparaph LIaa.

ST. THOMAS, May 1.-THE steam
ship Darien, accompanied by the
NvrmidOp. appeared yesterday of
this port. The Dacia Is apparently
graphing for the supposed dropped
cable. The telegraph company here
saws ali Is right with the expedition,
but why It should return now, having
left on the morning Of the lst, nevery'
thing is all right, we are at q loss to
know.
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them, but W ave our sign on the m mer1ts OF our
goods.
Our Mr.. Wiggens has been manufacturing
shirts since 1877. our M. Thorn for over eight
years, six Of which was spent st the st. Louis
Factory, and we claim to understand our
business. We are making to order drst
class shirt at e36 per dozen, and have for sale
ready-made, OF OUR OWN MAKE, q large
variety In styles and prices. Our summer
stock o; underwear and fsncy goods Is not
to be eXcelleC IN the Union. We viii prove
20 the satisfaction Of any who viii patrOntEs
US that we 90 sell, per quality, lower than
other dealers.
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Probate Court Sale Of Land.

Winffrsd wallace, admx-,) Petition for the
vs. sale OF land IN
elizabeth wallace ct ais pay debts.
TTNDER and by virtue Of q decree Of sale
" made In the above cause, at the preserf
May Term, lsIl, OF the Probate Court 81
shelby county, Tennessee, viii procasd Ia
sell &c public auction, 70 the hiqhest puf F.asf
bidder, oafore the Court-hO on Union
street, In the city Of Memphis. Tenn on
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AnAus sTRFFT eepo0l &

Three Schools, Nos. g 3, and 4-Ezamination
on Monday 22d May, 1871; 2 Schools. Nos
and Discrimination on Monday. 18th Nay.
WAsHIEGTON ST COLOEED SC zCOLs-ELau-
inafiOn on Monday, 2 d May.
VIsITOEs-M essrs- J. G. Barbour, ]. Z John
son, E. ]. Mansford ". ". Young, NJ. p. Jar
mig IN, Nathaniel Jones and Rev. E. Slater.
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ALABAHA STREET. SCH0OLS.

Examination Of Schools, Nos. 9, 7 and 3, Fri
day, 18th May; Examination Of Schools,
Nos. l. z. 8 and (, Friday, 18th Nay.
VIsITORs-M essTs- J. =. H. Taylor, stedey,
Mansford j. 7. Freeman, "a. White, r. A.
Thorn psOu, James Brett, Judge H =. Lee,
Jndge FOuts, DR.. ]. Joseph Williams Rev
nr Fffandvnan
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HENS FURNISHING GOODS,
Manufacturing, RstaIl and jshbIng Hsuse,
Buy WhsFs a Thing is Mads.

WE refer to a a few
w well known gen
tlemeu. whose nam es
are below, who have
worn Our shirts and
\ cheerfully lend us
4 their names as refer
enCes.
, DR.. r.. W. Mitchell.
bJacOb Friedman, ESQ .
A. K. Taylor, NJ D..
Col A j Roach, Geo.
y. Richardson, ESQ.
IGeOrge Keller, ESQ
Isaac SchWab, ESQ /.
{ Sherwood. ESQ, q. +.
7 smith, 5sQ D A.
Shepherd, ESQ. Col.
+, W. ROyster, Rev.
A H. Kerr, ,C.N. Erich,
EFq
These statistics are
given. some Vuluntar-
uy and some by our
request We do not
pay the gentlemen for
N on thamerftg OF Ot1r
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Examination OF Schools, Nos. 5, 8, 7 and
Tuesday, 23d May; Examination Of Schools
Nos. ], 2, and 4, Tuesday, 8gth Nay.
COLORED SCHOOIg-l and 9, on Third street
extended, Tuesday, Z3d May.
VIsIroEs M ossrs. W. S. Bruce, Virgins,
Phelan. ]. q. Hoist, Marcus Jones, J. A. Sim
mons, Thomas r. FaruswOrth, Hon. Jacob
Thompson, Mr., H. (. Andrews and Kew. DR..
Walk
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PEARnnY GcHnnIe

-Four Schools, Nos. ], 2. and illumination
Thursday, 18th May.
PHENIX COLCRED SCHOOLS, Rayburn Ave
nUe-EXamiustion Thursday, 18th May.
VIsITc cRs-M esSrs KOrtrecht, Merrill, Flem-
ing. W. A. Hill, n. s Bruce, Joseph LenOW, 2,
+. J. Conner, q. @. Burke, Judge Jas. o. Pierce,
Judge Ray. Waddy Thompson, ESQ, Julius
A. Taylor, Esq,
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NASHVILLE, May IL Cotton firm; low
middling, I35<c. bacon clear sides. l0]4ci
shoulders, -; hams, l25sc; sugar-Cured hams
l5c Lard, lZc. Bulk msars-c.ear Ribbed
sides, &c; shoulders, 6}4c, packed. Corn
IOc, Oats, 50c. Flour, S5.s6
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c0URT STRFFT scgnntS.

Examination OF Schools. Nos. 8, 4, 5. and s.
Wednesday, 24th May; Examination OF
Schools. os. ! and 2, Wednesday, 3lst Nay,
Dr. Alien. Or. Brown, Judge L. V. Dixon,
Judge a. g. Smith, Rev DR.. Graves, W. q.
Byrd, Esq, Z. Fegan, Esq , r ID. Frsyser, Esq.
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Another FamIns N ludIa

LONDON, May la special dis
patch from Bombay reports a famine
IN Persia from the lack of rain, and
thousands Of the inhabitants dying.
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MARRIED.

CAULK-HOGUN-In Aberdeen, Miss, at
the residence OF the bride, by Rev. DR.. Eb-
bert, on the eth inst, Mr., s. v. CAJLE and
Miss KATE HoGUE.
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MANHOOD. l54th EpITl0W.

CORRECTED and revised by the author,
~ E DE II. CURTIS, Doctor o. Medicine
Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons,
England: Licentiaie OF the College OF Physl
clans, Edinbuig Honorary Member Faculte
de Medicine, Psris; etc etc etc.
A Medical Essay on the cause ana cure ul
Premature decline In Nan, showing nov
health is lost and how regalned- ~ gives
clear synopsis Of the i'm ped inlents 70 mar
riage. she treatment Of Nervous ana 10y =
cal Debility, EteriutY, ETC. WnsbleL oIOusAl
an nv earIv "A brfse or Excess. and the rume-
dies therafor-the result Of 20 years success
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Price See BY mail address tne auLhor, Ut
C7Irtis- No 3 fremont Place, Boston. % Ass.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCuNATI, May H. Cotton demand fair,
with an advance Of 7sc; middling, l85Z6l45zc.
Flour in fair demand, So D96 60. Wheat firm
and scarce; red, 81 39Gl a.. Corn steady and
IN moderate demand, SIC Rye drm, Slal o..
Oats weak, 62g57e. Barley firm, 81 l59l l8
Mess pork dull; FOLDERS anxious TO sell Et
s7 50. Lard steady and in moderate demand; /;
lie asked no sales; lgIc offered, Bulk
meats duh, holders not willing 10 make cor
asked. Hogs dropping COS S5. whisky mod
crate, S5c.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May u--Flour-more active
Whest-No. 2spring active, 81 2gal so. cash.
Corn active, 55c Oats, 4S1{c. Rye 6rm, gl0
PIC. Barley quiet, s0GS2c. HiPhwines ur--
clanged. Mess pork hrmer, SI7ul7 90 cash
Lard and no eats a shade weaker. Hogs active
al 81 5095 Cattle active, sS3z671zc.
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MOBILE, May lI.-CottOn market very firm
middling, I334c; net receipts, 1898 bales; eX-
ports cOastwlse, $500 bales; stock, DOS bales!