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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 65, R-First ChannerY Court of Shelby
County.-John Brown, admin istrator of J..
+. Orr, deceased, ct al vs.. Luther McMulien
ct al.
DY virtue of an in .erlocutory decree for
- sale entered in the above cause, July 8.
1871, will sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
ONCE, GreenlaW bloclK, Second street. In the
CITY of Memphia TanlieSaea
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On ThursdaY, IuIY "a, Is7I.

within legal hours, the following described
property. tO-wtt:
A certain tract of land in Shelby county,
Tenn, st Shelby Depot, In the Eighth Civil
District; beginning ct q stake hfsy (50) feet
south from the center of the Memphis and
Ohio railroad, on the west line OF Mrs. Fran
els Stewart thence r1nDing south with Mrs.
Stewards line four A. chains and seventy.
four t74} links, to q stlke; thence east ten (lO)
chains and eleven Ql) links, to q stake;
thence north four "a chains and seyenty-four
(74) links, to 8 stake dry (S0l feet from the
center OF said railro cd; thence wesswardly
with said railroad Afsy (5gl feet frcm and pa
rallsl with the cente' TO the beginn1ng-cOns
tanning one acre.
TEENS OF sALE.I)ne-third 60 cash; bal
ance In two equal installments, at nine and
twenty.one months from day Of sale- Notes,
with approved security, required bearing In
teregt nom data. Iaen 70 be retained until
same Ia paid. EDMUND A. COLE. Z
rssw v,n,.v ,,orUas 0lsrK and AastSr;
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THE REYNOLDS HORSE POWERS :
NOTTCE.

A LII accounts due the late hrm OF Bigley,
n MeilerEh & Co, not paid before Septem-
Der I, 1871, will be placed IN the hands of an
attorney for collection; and all bills or in
debtedness against said drm should be pre-
Sented by July 5. 1871, for payment TO
GEORGE MELLERSH,
iY2 . sonth CouIt ST corner OF Main.
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VTAVIN0 qualineA as Adpainistra OF Of the
IL estate of Eugtnie Georgerett, deceased,
this is 70 notify al, persons having -claims
against said estate to present them TO me
within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice viii be plead In bar; and those who
are admitted to sail estate viii please come
i'i"Afu % JOHN SS BorTo, AdminissratOr.
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AMAN SHOT BY HIS FRIEND

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Horace
p. Robinson, son of a Third street
banker, was seriously wounded this
morning by a pistol shot, fired by
his friend, Harry w. Bartal. The
two friends were sleeping to ether at
the residence of the latter. Bartal
having pistol by his side it is sup.
posed that he was dreaming of burg
lars, when he arose and fred shot in
his sleep At the antimOrtem exami-
ton Robinson exonerated his friend
from any murderous design.
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFIOE OF PLANTERS INSURANCE Col
In the Company's Building.
no Al MADISON STREET,
Memphis, Tenn, July l, ISL
SB- At a meeting Of the Directors of this
Company, held this day, dividend Of i've
per cent was declared upon the capital stock
of the Company, to be entered on the stock
notes. By order of the Board.
iy2 ", A. GOODMAN, Secretary.
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St. Louis University.
THE MKT SESSION OF THIS INsTITU-
Il TON opens
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1871.
jy6 +. X. STUNDEBECK, L. ].
Greatest Medical Discovery Of the Nine
teenth Century.
DR.. FOwIsr's Compound Extract
BcrOfuIa, Syphilis, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, Chronic Rheumatism,
Diseases of the Kidneys and BLADDER,
and all Blood Impurities.

Har We offer to the American public a new
and valuable remedy for the above-men-
toned diseases. FoWler's Compound Ex-
tract is composed Of the best MEDICINES
known to Msteria Medica. 1t is perfectly
pure in al its ingredients, being composed
of several Well-knovn articles universally
used by the best physicians; each of which
in combinatlon-supPIies what experience
has shown 10 be wanting when singly em-
ployed; but the result Of patient investiga-
ton, requiring time, labor and skin, so as to
give the public genuine article, which they
can rely upon, and in place Of the worthless
and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
and therefore enables us to warrant
Fowler's Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative for diseases OF the blood
axyur
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The Drawing Postponed
CARD TO THE PUBLIC

THE Drawing for the Reak Estate, held in
IL the Distribution under our management,
which was announced to take place to-day, Is
POSTPONED UNTIL AUGUST 81, 1s7l.
The reason this Indulgence is asked CT the
public we briefly state: Our enterprise is one
OF magnitude requiring the establishment OF
Agencies throughout the United States. We
have now secured them from New York to
the Pacific Slope, but in doing so more time
has been consumed than we anticipated We
are in working order everywhere desired,
and place the day Of raWtng only two
months OF for the purpose OF giving all our
agents, far and near. full scope for their best
labOrs. We started ont to render the people
a Distribution OF valuable Real Estate that
should be satisfactory to them in the details
of Us drawing, and we intend to maintain
that point regardless OF all else. II there is
to be any grumbl1ng, we prefer that IL shall
occur in regard to the slight delay we ask.
than to have It take place after the drawing
is over. On the Slst OF August our enterprise
will be perfected We do not, nor viii no.,
require another hours indulgence.
Respectfully, PASSMORE & RUFFIN,
Managers Real Estate Distribution.
Memphis, July 4, 1871. iy6
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ACCIDENTS.
ExplOsiOn-Deaths from Careless Use Of
Firearms.
EXPLOSION.

CoHoEs, N. Y, July 6.-An explo-
sion occurred in Union Hotel this
morning, followed by a fire which
consumed four dwellings and the ho-
tel. Loss, $l6, goo; insured for $1,000.
The cause of the explosion is un-
known. Scully, proprietor of hotel,
was badly burned.
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Nearly fifteen thousand people wer
on the race course at Long Branch
on the Fourth, the steeple chase
being the chief attraction. 1t
was exciting, but was attend
ed with an unexpected accident.
Julius and Tammany had thrown
their riders, and the race was between
Oysterman and Duffy. AS the latter
was taking the last hurdle she struck
the fence, and, in falling, fell on a
fence pole, injuring herself in such a
manner that she bled to death. Oys-
terman won the race.
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MEM ADVERTISEMENTS.
BlIcKEYE sALVE.

WE have Just received q filll supply Of
w BUCK EYE SALVE. We shall hereaf-
ter be fCIIy prepared 10 meet the demand for
this Justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
or retail.
@. W. JONES a Co,
IL Al
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Cotton Presses and Horse Powers !
THE
Reynolds" Revolving Wrought Iron Screw
COTTON PRESS

Is an Improvement on the most popular
Il Screw Presses, and Is prCnOuD cad to be the
most complete, durable and esSy working
Press now on the market he y mole weight
OF the Press with the Cotton in the box stands
on pivot, enabling two men or one horse TO
press 500 pound bale with ease.
THE REYNOLDS HORSE POWERSi
Is unsurpassed for strength and durability
they are manufactured expressly for Cotton
Ginning. Corn Mills and other plantation
work. These articles took the PREMIUM )
at the TEXAS STATE FAIR, lS7l.
Manufactured in New Orleans, st
REYNOLDS IRON WORKS,
CORNER SOUTH MARKET AND FULTON SIS,
Near St Mary's Market.
W. b. REYNOLDS, Pro OprietOr, FOx 1870.
once and Depot, 81 CarOndelet street.
Agents wanted everywhere Send for Price
List iy6 dAw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.


MORNING CHASING. sr7.
SO, g., 80, 40. 35, 25, IL, 65 80, As, Is, 7S, TO-
EVENING CIaASS-Np. 8I8
"A, Is, "a, z, SO, 80, Al, 90, 80 %, 25, s.
Prizes from 500 to $4,000, pfid in money,
Lotteries drawing daily. ]. 2. FRANCE
S5H North Court street Box Ia, Memphis,
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILE 3 4 Co. Nan
ayers, st. Louis, Mo. fvT
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NOTICE.

HAvTSG taken out Letters OF Administrs-
III fion upon the estste Of CHARLEH a
DoRroE. deceased, this Is to give notice 70 All
Darties Indebted to said estate % come lor-
11Tsrf and make settlement with me, and %
Al persons having claims against said estate
10 presen2 the same properly pToDateos
within the time prescribed By law OF lnls
1ofice will be oIead IN bar OF their recovery.
NAPOLEON KILL
Administrator Of the eatats Of Charles a.
Dorion, deceased
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SYPHILIS.


OF all diseases which flesh Is heir to, none
bring so much misery, moral and physical,
as Syphilis. To all so afflicted we can truly
say this RENE dy viii help you. Two articles
found, by experience, to be peculiarly efica-
ciOus for this disease, are contained in this
compound. We ask you to try DR.. Fowler's
Compound Extract, and, by giving it q fair
trial. 1t will cure you.
We spesk with much confidence Of DR..
FOWler's Compound, because we know what
IL is composed OF, snd what IL Will do. We
know DR.. Fowler well, who is physician of
known repute, standing second to none in
the country, Of long experience, An honOra-
bic man, who, having q reputation for char
acter, as well as ourselves, would never AL
low medicine to go before the public with
out merit And We say of this Compound, II
taken according to directions, alter q fair
trial, IL Will do all We claim for 1t.
We offer Ii as new discovery, which it
certainly ts-R genuine article fer SCrofula,
Syphilis and all blood i'm purtties; and know
ing the genuineness of IL, as such we send It
forth, saying, Z" Go, Heal the SufferingP
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
FOR SALE BY
BOGKOVER Bros, Sole Proprietors.
It's Liberty Street, New York City.
g. W. JONES q CO., wholesale Druggists,
2Sz Main Street,
jyI cod SOLE AGENTS FOR MEMPHIS,
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NOtdOe.

District of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
a his appointment as assig1ee of 3. b.
Moore, of Gibson county, Tennessee, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt upon petition
of his creditors.
J.W. DICKINSON, Assignee.
June 80, ITl. iva
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The Prince Imperial, Frederick
William, of Germany is expected in
London tonight.
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ScR0EULA.

This Compound is a nevsr-failing cure for
this terrible disease. How MANY diseases
have their seat in the blOod-disesses which
have been treated vainly for years. Il the
blood alone is purified, in most cases health
and happiness win soon return. DR.. Fow-
ler's Compound acts especially upon the
virus In the blood, causing in time the dis
appearance Of the hideC us sores, and estor-
ing the akin to healthful appearance, the
eye clear and sparkling, and the whole hui
man organiKstIon becomes healthy.
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RACES.

The Sport at Long Branch and Toledo,
Ohio.
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THE partnership Of WolcCdt, Smith q Co.
i Is this day dissolved, by A. NJ. Smith re-
firing. l.. NJ. WOlcOtt continues the business
In his own name, and assumes the liabilities
and collects the assets OF the late frm.
L. VI. WOLCOTT,
A. N. SMITH.
Memphis July L lsTI
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PRORRAMME:

q - ~ n u n VI
A PAIR of SILVER GOELETS WILL BE
"A awarded TO the best couple OF Walters on
the ground. The contest to take place be-
tween the hours OF and o'clock pm.
A beSutiful Bouquet viii. be voted to the
most popular young lady Oh the ground.
A splendid Cake will be awarded TO the
most popular married lazy
A Gold headed Caue will lie awarded to the
most popular merchant In the city.
Ha5- The Park will be illuminated by one
hundred and hity lights, besides g grand Cal
cium light, which will supass anything of
the kind heretofore attemp Jed. These lights
were imported by ii Sch FartEen berg and
will be used for the first tim on this occasion.
n8- Prof Arnolds Brass and String Band,
consisting OF twelve Of the best musicians in
the city, viii discourse the best OF music.
HN- The enjoy ments will commence At Il m.
and continue until midnight.
p% Street-cars Will run avery fifteen min
utes, stopping at the gate o. the PARK.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS,
Admitting Gentleman and Ladies'.
COMMITTEES OF ARRARGElGENTs.-I.H Happek,
+. Feldmau, L. Samelson, A. Spiro, a. Blu
menthal, D. Harris, L. Marks, III. Cohen.
FLOOR COMlIfTEE-M. Morris, Chairman /;
Harry Cohen, 8. Toube, n Baker, J. ShRul 1.
Cantor, N. Cantor. NJ. Sllaul. J. Lesser, n.
Boshwitz, 7. BlumenthRl, I. Halle, P. Kuhn,
Henry Cohen. L. Harris, j. zadik, L. Norris.
OFFICERs.-D. 9enKbergIr, Chairman; Mar
tin Cohen, TreSs.; ]. Buxk aum, Sec'y. jy5
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A STATED communication of Leila Q
"A Scott Lodge No. fS9, will be held ~
this (FRIDAY) evening, 7th inst, at S/N
o clock, for dis catch Of business.
All NJ. N. 3 are fraternRlly IN Vited.
By order s. STURM, W. NJ, pro TEN.
N. S JUnAH. Secretary IvT
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SPRINGS
DISSOLUTION.

DOARDING at seven to ten dollars per
ID Week-new rOOpls. Families accommo-
dated. a. Healthiest place in the United
States. Ity7l ]. M ID, MILLER
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MASONIC NOTICE.

EVENING, CLASS 10 JULY 6. lS7l.
2 o 8 10 IL u Is IA
-, 65, z, 50, 80, n, 81, Il, 10, 4, rs, g.
ly7 247 SECOSD STREET
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AMERICAN
Over Scanning, ButtOn-hOIs & Sewing
NGAOH1NR.
NO. sSS MAIN STREET,

I HAVE been appointed Agent for this eele-
4 brated machine, and Will have the various
machines Of this Company on exhibition
and for sale ct nv rooms
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81 We are fully determines 70 REDUCE
~ OUR STOCK 70 its minimum standard,
- in order 70 facilitate the extensive Irn-
Sc PrOvements and alterations which We
- contemplate making.
- WE OFFER STILL GREATER IN
- JUDGMENTS To OUR PATRONS in all
ss- the various departments Of our large and
So well assorted stock.
~ We call the special attention Of the
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL

MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislature OF the State.
THuRsDAY MORNING, CLASS 8, JULY s. 1871.
2 4 6 IS so Il u I3 IA
q. u, l3, IS, p g. At, As. a. "a, q, s., ,7S, SS
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(Up-stairsl from this date. This machine
does work that cannot be done by any other
machine now in market; and at the same
time does all the various kinds OF seygine q
now done By any machine now in use. ii IA
ss durable, conve1ient, GOOD LOOKING chea .
and as easy to run a. any machine now N ada
Everybody Ia invited TO examine and satisfv
themselves. j. 8, MARTINI
jy4sod formerly with Ben x. Pullsu,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0VVIoE, |
MEEPHIs. TENN. November 4. ISL. )


PUBLIC LEDGER 0YFIcE,
MKEPHIB. TENN. November 4. l67l.J
Money.
The situation on Madison street shows
no noticeable change in the money mar
ket, and with the exception Of better
feeling in some classes of local stocks
there are no changes Of Importance to
mention. The receiving or cashing of
cotton bills by the merchants is the sub
iect of considerable comment among
the banks, but cannot be remedied with
out additional legislation as the law
passed in 1927, and published by one Of
our morning contemporaries, was repealed
by the legislature Of 1867. Cotton
buyers can, therefore, dispose of their
exchange to those who will pay the best
price, whether merchant or banker. The
paper falling due to-day is being promptly
met, and applications for extension are
but few. Rates of interest unchanged.
Exchange is in good supply and fair
demand in fact the demand is nearly
equal to the offerings, and comes from
all the different branches of trade. Com
mercial bills are taken at J to &c dis
count on New York, Boston, and other
Eastern points, and &c discount on New
Orleans. Selling rates are firm at par
on all points.
Gold is offered in small quantities only
and is bought by dealers here at llO3 to
llO5.
Local stocks are without material
change. County warrants are bought
to-day az So and sold at SOC. Tennes-
see money is dull at 80 to 83c buying and
85c selling. City bonds, currency issues,
So to 5Gc buying and selling; gold issue,
&C to 66lc. City scrip rs to SOC buying
and SIC selling. For Mississippi war
rants and Aleorn money there is de-
mand at 80 to Sc but there are none
on the market. Arkansas levee bonds
were offered to-day at Soc and Csc was
the best bid made for $4,000.
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This forenoon some passengers of the
Ohio road put up at the Lehner House,
on Second street. They were inyeigled
into hack by three notorious seaipers
Little Red, Jockey and Jenny Con-
ners-who agreed to carry them to the
steam ferry-boat Excelsior in time to
take the Little Rock train. One of the
scalpers got inside, and when the hack
arrived at the boat he paid his confeder-
ates IS 80 fare, and advised the three
travellers to do likewise, which they did
do. Finding out that they had been
swindIed and scalped, one of them
stopped over in order to,have the scalp
ersp arrested and punished. The po-
lice we're looking for Little Red, Jockey
and Jenny Corners this afternoon in
order to invite them to interview the
Recorder. We do not know the number
of this scalping hack, but will take pleas
ure in publishing it for the benefit of the
public when the arrest shall have been
made BY the police.
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Sales yesterday were about 1000 bales,
the market closing rather dull, with a
downward tendency in prices. To-day
the kilograms are not Of the most en-
couraginn character. A decline of &c
is reported at New York and New Or
leans, and l-l6d at Liverpool. Sellers
are not frightened, however, and antici-
pating better prices by Monday, many
have withdrawn their tables from the
market, while few are selling small lots
at the concessions asked by buyers.
Sales up to noon will hardly exceed 300
bales at irregular prices. We quote the
market unsettled, with but few sales at
the outside quotations:
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David Walk. Pastor Of the Linden Street
Christian Church, will preach tomorrow al
10 rs a. IN. and 1880 PAN. ffIf
DR.. Tichenor will preach in the First Bap-
list Church. Sunday morning. at II o'clock,
and at "a o'clock at night his subject will be
the Resurrection Of the Saints" Sabbath
school at Sam. rl 1
The Rev. j. NJ. PEBBLES will deliver two lee
lures tomorrow in the Greenlaw Opera House
on the phenomena of spirit communion. In
the morning at 10 80 Am, he will speak from
the question What is Spiritualism ?"-eyen-
ing. Its progression in Europe and Amer
ica." Seats free. The public are invited to
attend. 500.
There viii DO preaching at the Central Bap-
fist Church tomorrow at II o'clock am, and
at 7:l5 pm, by the Pastor. DR.. Landrum
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MEMPHIS THEATER.-Buckstone's mu-
steal drama, the Daughter Of the Regi-
ment, was presented last evening by the
Oates Comic Opera troupe. The theater
was crowded to excess, it being a grand
ovation to that popular and pleasing
actress, Mrs. Oates, the beneficiary. The
dress-circle was crowded with the beauty
and fashion of the city, and standing
room was obtained with difficulty. The
drama was well received by the audience,
as was the farce which preceded it, en-
titled Alarming Sacrifice. This after
noon the Fortunio matinee will be held,
and this evening Mrs. Oates will bid us
farewell in the Kings Secret, or the Lit
tie Devils Share. On next Tuesday
evening the Rankin Comedy Company
will commence a weeks engagement.
BRooM's. The performance at the
jefferson street Opera House is most at
tractive, fact discovered by the large
audience present every evening In ad-
dition to the dancing, singing and spe-
cialty acts by the company, the great
Can-can scene winds up the performance
every night Everybody is invited to
attend this evening and witness the great
novelties.
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RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river declined another inch yes
terday. The condition of the streams
above and below is given in our tele-
grams below. White river is rising
slowly, with prospects Of good stage
OF water during the fall. The Arkansas
is stationary at Little Rock, and another
rise is reported above there. The arri-
walls after the close Of our report Of
yesterday are given above. The II. s.
Turner came in at dark, four days out
from New Orleans, and discharged 81
boxes of eggs, $50 sacks Of seed, and
departed with 100 tons of freight for
above. The Cleburne from the Arkansas
river brought sol bales Of cotton and
reshipped $50 bales at the mouth for
New Orleans. The local packets had
good trips out. There were no arrivals
to-day up to noon. A heavy rain set in
soon after dark last night and continued
until after midnight. The weather to-
day is clear and warm.
Captain Marsh Miller went out in
command Of the A. ]. White last night
Captain Geo. W. Cheek, we are glad
to learn, is slowly recovering from his
recent illness.
A certain movement is on foot by
which Memphis may soon secure the en-
tire bend trade between this city and
Vicksburg. In case they are called
upon, we would suggest to the business
men aud merchants Of the city the i'm
portanee Of rendering all the aid they
can in this matter, and they viii doubt
J less do il, when they consider that 0n'
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Public Ledger ONCE. Memphis
FOR SALE OR LEASE

NOR sALE-AFINE RocKAwAYH HORSE ;
L gentle in harness. Address " Grocer"
Ledger office. Alt