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TEACHERS, TAKE NOTICE!

DY reason of recent severe sickness, will
ID be absent some weeks from my Office.
During this in erval Unnecessary absence from
Mempnis-on and after this date Capt. T. c,
Anderson, at his Office, No, 249 Poplar street,
Memphis, Tenn, (brick house, three doors be-
yOnd Bign street, at Poplar street high school
housaD or at his residence, No. 2i6 Ross ave.
nue., Memphis, Tenn, will attend, IN ALL RE-
SPECTS, to my duties as Superintendent OF
Public instruction for Shelby county, as If !
were present and acting myself.
This June l, 1873. LOHN SOMERVELI,
Sup't Public Instrct'n for Shelby Co., Tenn
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Trustees caie.

FINDER and by virtue of a deed Lu tru-t sr,-
u eCuted to A. ". Young, as trUata., ur ~,
n. Eader and Frank Nell-uu, FOR I.e r-r-
poses therein mention ed, and 40 the request OBJ.
the beneficiary, which trust deed tr Ie- stored
in said shelby county, in book ~. g., page
loo, will, on
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NAGE9UB RESTUEEB-A victim OF
you hful impEUdsnce. causing premature de-
cay. nervous debility, etc, hsving tried in
vain every known remedy, has found simple
So .-CGge, which he will send free 20 his fellow
81 Gsrer~. sddEea- }, n. REEV Ia, Is NassaU
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NotIee OF CoDartnersnin.

WE the Undersigned have this day entered
w intOa cOpartnersh under the style of
A SEESSEL n son, for the purpose of carry
ing on the wholesale Dry Goods and p o.
ttOns business, al 32219 Main street. We shall
be pleased to serve The pat Onb of the lrte
firm of 4. Seessel, Son & Co., and the merchant
trade generally, and solicit their favors.
Respectfully, \ SEESSEL,
H. SEESSEB, JR.
Memphis, Tenn, June Il, 1873. jul3
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KEN lucky
MILITARY INSTITUTE,


EACILITIFS for education unsurpassed.
I aided by a military training which
enures TO health, gracefulnesS, manlinesS,
truthfulneSS, and sense of honor. Estimated
e. penses for one cadet Si25
Keterences.-S 2. Read. cashier Union and
Planters bank; Capt. J. NJ. Irrelevant; +. W.
White and T. A. Lamb, 1858 From street; II
Harder, Esq. Major r. II. Wildberger. of the
faculty, at z6S Front sire et VIII furnish infOr-
nation and catalogues till June 25th. Address
COL ROBT. ID. ALLEN, Supt,
julS Farmdale, Franklin CO., Ky.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
/ tween y. Seessel, H. SeeSSel, jr., and q.
Baum, uuder the style of A. SeeSsei, Son Il
Co., has been dissolved by mutual agreement,
II. Seessel, jr., and q. Baum having with
drawn from the ttrm. A. SsaSseI assumes all
the liabilities OF the late firm, and is alone au-
thoTiZed to collect the Outstan1iGgS.
Il SEESSEL, SON d co,
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Springs.
Lauderdale County, Alss

T5IHE Hotel st this place will he open for the
season Of 1870 on juice E~f- THE waters
are Uuequaled for the cure OF Dr.V-ie-- IE1-
pepsia, ScrOfula, all diseases o. the skin sud
Kidneys, and Is a specific IN The BIS aaa 20
Peculiar 80 Females.
1t Is the aim of thu proprietor - keen 8
Hotel not eEceIled in Its aCCJmmCd ati.as ay
ally watering-place in the south, with al- tia
privacy and retirement of uCme-iite.
Anusements are Billiards, Teu-Pfls. ETG-
quet, first rate Fishing and Boating ODD -HHai
Greek, and splendid Music for lawn .H IN j.
room by Prof. FRANK Saunders Bras. I'D
String band.
ROund-Trip Tickets at reduced rates -U the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad s"I az
connecting lines, good tn NOv=uber. Es e
gage checked through to the Springs. Round
trip from Memphis, including JLags tl-G,
Sll 80.
For further Information and clfcUl .rF, at-
dress ". 4. II ass
Roard-S45 per month. a-gLH
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and maintained in a style worthy the patron
age of a discriminating public. the marked
beneficial result attending the use of these
waters, in functional diseases of the Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys and Skin, and the cure OF
Oh Tonic diseases, attest their medical proper
ties. All the accessories for enjoyment and
recreation at tue best watering places will be
found mere, Special attention will be given
to the comfort and improvement OF inValitS.
Routes, Distances, Elc.-VisitOrs to Mont
vale necessarily pass over the East Tenn essee,
Virginia and georgia Raiiroat making the
city OF Knoxville, Tennessee a point; thence
VIA Knoxville and Charleston Railroad to
MaTyVile, sixteen miles whence passengers
are conveyed IN mail Stages running In con-
pt elton with the trains to the Springs, nine
miles distant.
BOARD.
CT Jay 1- 81
Itt We6h....... ~
Per mOhth-May and June Sc. 40 90
Per mOnth-July, Aug st and Septem beTGO %
Children under ten years Of age and eOlOred
servants, half price.
We have been fortunate this year in gather
ing store of clear ice, so that guests may be
fully supplied. Address, for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis anu description of the wGter,
etc, JOS. l.. KING,
ju5d&w MontvaIe Springs, East r mn,
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The market was steady, offerings
light; sales 500 bales, Of which spinn6rs
took 290 bales and exporters 100 bales.
The following were the changes in
New York fuluTes$
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DR. G.h,B0aaNNAH

CURES all Private Diseases without the Use Of
~ Mercury. tl'.~geS reasonable. Guarantees 10
cure '-Sperma. 1rrlua.' or ''6emiHaI Weak
ness in from 10 weeks time, Office No. GIG
North Fifth St, ST. Louis, Mo. Established in
St. Louis in l637.
E8y-HT. rs Treatise on Spssial Diseases
which fully explains the nature, causes, sJmp-
toms, etc. Of seminal Weakness, Female Com
plants. syphilis and valuable Information on
Other delicate subjects. sent FREE in Pain,
scaled Envelope on receipt Of stS&p.
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Sale Of Scrip

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtae of the power in US vested by and
under a certain Trust Deed, dated the Sec
ond day Of May, 1874, and re Orded in the Re
cOrder's office of the county OF st. Francis
state of Arkansas, in Record BOOK Il, IT'S tC
l79. executed by John Il, GUriey and Susan
a. Gurley, his wife, we will, on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, IS-5
in front OF our storehcuse, 1856 and 35S Front
street, Memphis, Tennessee, proceed TO sell
for cash, to the highest bidder, twelve thou
sand three hundred and five 1900 dollars
lSl2S05 49,, in scrip, issued by the county of
~. Francis, state of Arkansas, payable to
bearer
Title to said scrip passes on delivery.
ETEWART, GWYSNE & co.
Wright d Folkes, ATTY 5. je23
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L-EernanL. b arrive-July I'D Augus

Liverpool, TO arrive-Juiy and August
delivery, Savannah and Charleston,
Line, ia.
Receipts at the United States seapOrts
since last Friday, ll73; ssme time last
week, 1928; same time last year. lO5S
bales.
Total receipts at sll United States
ports, 8. 452 5I5 bales; same time last
year, q, 1J4 s6l bales; decrease Of receipts
this year, 20 80 bales.
Stock at the ports 2Il,0i6; last week,
248,3JI, last year, pa 44O bales.
IL speaking OF the first "bOlr' received
the o her day the printers msde it the
iir-t "Uaie"-that bale has not arrived
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CONSOLIDATING IN.

THE White River Valley and Texas Rail-
j road Company having cons6 lli2ated with
the Memphis and Kansas City abroad Com
pany, gives To the latter Compan, ? consideTa-
bic increase Of its capital stock and IL il eX-
pected that the work OF clearing OF and grad
ing the road will be commence d at an early
day, bids for that purpose haViI e been made
to the company. The undersign ed is still re-
ceiving subscriptions in ArAsni as Lands, for
which the company is paying from two to
f1ve dollars per acre, as heretOfC re published
Now is the time TO subscribe lands, before
they are assessed for 1875.
Remember, all taxes cease from date % SUBJ
scHpuOn. All communications addressed to
the Undersigned, care Adams d Dixon, No, A
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
prompt attention. T,E.I EoCRAY
Subscription ASens Il. q i, Q, 4, Z, Go,
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CHRGARAY INSTITUTE

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES.
Boarding and Day School; Latin English and
French. French is the language Of the family
1927 d 1929 sPRUCE ST, hiIs., Pa.
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United States MarshaPs Sale.
Z, ,. C0NAUA Az
E gNGE AZ
Real Estate and Collecting Ag6l
nc. 20 madisoz, 81, 1Esrspills, voz1r.

LII business IutrUS.5d 20 me will receive
r prompt attention. Charges s-V2ys rUs-
enable.
Refers by permission 10 Cos. ". l.. Vance.
Z. A. Parker, Cashier Bank Commerce
F. NJ. Nelson, Secretary HeruEado Insurance
Co.; K. &. Daniels, President state National
Bank; Henry J. lynn, Secretary Laulp. f7
Fire Insurance Co.; Stanton & &oCSe, E-r-zz7
and comm isSinU r3PrrNSute fool
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WHEAT! WHEAT!
WE are authorized as agents Of H. G. COLE
w Il CO., manufacturers of the celebrated
brands
f, GRANGE, FF, 1900, COLES EXTRA
AND FFFG FLOURS,

sold by us in this market for the past ten years,
to purchase Wheat for their mills. We will
buy the wheat at fair prices, or where owners
prefer, we will ship TO II. G. Cole Il Co., they
having agreed to pay us net ST. Louis prices
for all cOnsigDmentS, being governed strictly
by type samples of Nos. !, 2 and wheat, st,
Louis standard, which we will have on ex hi
bition. We will charge 2% per cent commits.
sion for handling and advancing on consign-
ments, and will furnish sacks free of charge
70 parties sending US wheat. WlGh the latter
advantage, and in the absence OF proper mill
ing facilities here, we feel confident that own
erS of wheat will realize fully as much in this
way as in any other. Parties shoElId not order
sacks until ready TO ship.
kCHOOLFIELD, HAMA 6l2lS& CO..
tul 25H Front Straet
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AIR. B. t. PARTEE having this day with
w drawn from the firm Of W. ". Wheeler
Co., the business will be continued under
the firm name of Wheeler & Co., Who viii keep
constantly on hand a full stock of Groceries
and PlanJstiOn supplies.
RIPLEY, Tenn, May 10. 1875. my2S
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MONTVALE SPRINGS,
BIOunt County, East Tennessee.
list day OF Juue, IS75,

THIS beautiful summer resort, situated il
/ BlOunt county, East Tennessee, will bt
opened Tor the eption of visitors on the
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES,
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE.

DEEAAAE.
Express train leaves daily tcxcept sun
aAsrl at $3.50 "a al.f sa-l train leaves daily a.
-tA' AIN t.HEl. vile Accom- % .a.IsIlOl
iFln leaves GA.y Sundays eEoegloLg, a.
8lH pm.
Depot a. head 1t Main street.
.-1Lleei SO. ~ Ealn street, corner O.
Madison.
ME- PI-.s AND CHAELESTyN.
DFPAHrs:
n A. train. |. l.g, 90 1880 AN: Express, das-
~ -i s-sI .rl-. t71IgrvllIe tTsln daily except
Ial-ags., 90 i.5g pm.
ARRIVES:
D ..- every .F vat u $50 am. Express, daily,
o.. 3. J. H.I.s Hgr-aEvl-e IraIu, daily except
-l-daFs., a. ssJ5a.m.
-..--,t-r...-H. y ~. - Main street.
NJ -rsaLPPl AND TENSEssEE
ARRIVES:
sew Orleans Ea.. every day.. n 30 pm.
.FrTHH.r -a..E sundays excepted. - Q d an.
sr.--... sa" accom- mediation daily Sundays
* sP-e4I aL ~ u..l.
uEFAETB.
New Orleans Ma. every dg-}, NJ nm.
Express Ca... and. g., excepted AZ 4 80 PIN.
freight aud rrHlaE.lyt sIiDu. daily iSuudayE
sEHsg.eI i, 81 ...H am.
ID rot 80 foot ~ Main street
TleEsa-o11Car 40. - Main street corner Of
Madison.
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PORTLAND GBMENY.
Also. Roman. Keaae's and ParTas.

NOR Walks, CisteTrs, fountains, Stables. Ca-
4 daTs, Bridges, Reservoirs. Brewa.r--. etc,
A Practical Treaties on Cement fuUlS.U free
>. i. MEE, Il Ant ls CO.,
my23 20 south St, New York.
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| Circulars and Pamphlets can be obtained by
! application to John 7. Wilson, at the Springs
JOS ALLEGHANY SPRINGS co.
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CITY OF ANTWERP, CITY or LONDON,
CITY OF BERLIN, CITY OF LIMERICK,
CITY OF BRISTOL, CITY OF MONTREAL
CITY OF BROOKLYN, CITY CT NEW YORK
CITY OF BRUSSELS, CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF CHESTER, CITY OF RICHMOND
Passengers will find these steamers taste
fully fitted up, while the S'9te-rOOns are
light, slry and rOomy. The saloons are large
and we'-ventilateh, the breadth of the vessel,
and situated where there is least noise aud
motion. Smokipg-rOOms, Ladies' BOudOirs,
PianOfortes and Libraries, Bathrooms, Bar
bAr-shop, EUc.
Instant communication with the stewards
by electric bells.
The steamers of this Company adopt the
Southerly route, thus lessening the danger
from ice and fOgS.
Rates of Passage-sSO and sos, geld. accord
ing TO accommodation, eli having equal sa-
loon privileges.
Round Trip Tickets -s145 and 8I75, gold.
SteeTage-TO and from al points at reduced
rates. JOHN G. BALE, Agent,
10 Broadway, New York,
or TEUS. EI&R
aD6 Emmett hank. MenlDbis
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THE BLACK HILLS REGION.
Wonderful Tales of Mineral De-
posts.

CHEYENNE, March. 10 -Four more of the
black Hills miners, named Warren, Med onad,
Williams and Thomas, arrived at Fort Laramie
to-day. They bring fine specimens of gold
dust with them. Warren has some that he
says he washed out of two pans of dirt lifted
just below the surface aud among which were
grass roots. He says they only dug down to
the bed Of rock. In one place water was SO
plentiful part of the time that they walked
waist deep in it. He thinks that with pumps
and hydraulic machinery hundred dollars per
day to each man could be m ide. He also
brings with him specimens of silver which old
miners state will yield $4,000 ton, and that it
is the purest they ever saw. He will bring
here these specimens of silver to be assayed.
bago, lead and copper, and says there is more
gypsum in the Black Hills than ten railroads
could haul away in so years. He claims also
that there are tin mines there.
The party leaves for Cheyenne tomorrow,
their object being to get provisions, machinery
and tools, and recruit their number by as many
as possible after which they will return from
here, the route from this place being. they say,
the only practical one and much nearer than
from Sioux City. with an additional advantage
of good roads. They report no trouble in
crossing streams or in finding good water and
camping ground every night. They say the
distance can be walked easily in five days The
railroads have reduced the fare one-thrd from
Chicago to Cheyenne to parties going to the
who, it is supposed, are bound for the new
Eldorado. notwItbs landing the orders from the
government prohibiting parties from going.
Persons who have just arrived from the In
dian agency state that the Indians are anxious
to sell to the government their right to the
Black Hills country, but do not propose to give
is up without being paid for it,
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Lahar Maefiu2.

NEW BEDFORD. March 13-There was large
and enthusiastic meeting at City Hall this eTe'
ming, over a Thousand operatives beiog present
There was very numerous delegation from
Fall River Daniel Ricketson, Esq, occupied
the chair and delivered stirring speech, in
which he expressed his sympathy with the Fall
River strikers Speeches were also made by
Henry Severy. editor of the Fall River Labor
Journal, Jonathan Bitterliffe and the Secretary
of the Viewers Union as well as others, male
and female. The Wamsutta band furnished
the music. A resolution was passed 10 make a
levy of % cents per loom, and the meeting
broke up with three cheers for the chairman
and Mr.. Shelby.
FALL FLYER, March 13.-At a convention of
the several unions of operatives held in Spin
ners Hall, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That we, the spinners, weayers,
car room hands, slaSherS and spoilers, will re-
turn to work in twenty-four hours, providing
first of April they will concede the ten per
ceut. Seeing that contracts have been and
may now be made at six cents to the first of
July, there can be no question that the market
price of cloth warrants the return OF the full
ten per cent.
A number of operatives for the Merchants
Mill have arrived here within the past few days
and large number are expected to arrive
Monday. Everything remains quiet. 1t is re-
ported that the Rev. Father McCabe of the
church of the Sacred Heart, announced to-day
that he had been informed by the IN inufactur.
ers that if the operatives would return to tn cir
work, they would by the first of April receive
the return of the ten per cent, reduction. In
conversation with one of the manufacturers he
said he knew nothing OF any such proposition
and did not think it was 50.
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MARINE DISASTERS.


GLOUCESTER March 13.-The fishing schoon-
er Sarah III. Cressy, Capt. Daniel McFayden of
this port, left on halibut trip to the Grand
Bank upwards of eleven weeks ago, and has
not since been heard from, and in all probabl-
ity has been lost She had crew of twelve
men. Capt. McFayden leaves wife in this
city. This makes the fourth vessel engaged in
the fishery from this port lost in January and
February with 'ota of 40 lives The Cressy
was owned by Leighton q Co., aud valued at
$4,000; insured for $4026 on vessel and $500 on
outfit, in the Gloucester Mutual Fishing In
sarance Company.
Vessel Sunk and Several Lives Lost.
VICKsBURG, March 10 The packet B. e..
Hart, which left here yesterday afternoon, is
reported to have sunk last night 30 miles above
misplace, at the foot OF Island 102, by running
against drift wood. Hardy Herndern, clerk,
was drowned, and ten or twelve negro deck
passengers are supposed to be lost The carg"
is a total loss.
LEwEs, Del, March 13-Brig Edward Will
liams from Cardenas for Boston, towed in here
last night, dismasted and abandoned, schooner
Annie Bell, lumber loaded, from New York
phia in tow of a tug.
HALIFAX, March 10 Vessels arriving from
sea report rough weather on the coast during
the past ten days. Brig James Stewart, from
Galloneck for st. Johns, NJ F.. arrived to-day,
being ~ days out. She could not get into st.
John owing to the ice. She had her buwarks
stove, deck swept, water short and crew SICK
Nothing further has been heard from the
steamer George Shattuck, ~ days out from st.
Pierre for Halifax.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON. March 13.-The amendment
enacted ON motion of Senator Hamlin as part
of an appropriation bill in the closing hours OF
Congress, increasing the postage on transient
newsnapers books, book manuscript, proofs
and ordinary printed matter from one cent for
each two ounces to one cent for each ounce,
was not recommended or asked by the post
Office department. Postmaster General Jewell
in his letter of February IS. to the chairman of
the Senate Postal Committee suggested that
the rate be doubled for merchandise only, and
his suggestion did not apply to the mallabie
printed matter above referred to.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances for
to-day 49, 14S, 500. 15;special deposit
of legal tenders for redemption of certificates OF
deposit, SAG, $50, 000 coin, S76 200 225, including
coin certificates, S22, 142, 100; outstanding legal
tenders, $3SO,9l4.90O.
Various Matters.
Gen. Henuiugson, well known in connection
with Gen. Walker of Nicaragua flibusterlng
noJoriety, is dangerously i'll at his residehce III
this city.
turn to the old method Ct redeeming mutliated
United States currency, under when direcc
ton was made proportioned to the portion OF
the notes missing. The change will take effect
on the 1st proxipo.
A circular letter to supervisors and collect
crs of internal revenue, urging an increase OF
vigilance has just been issued.
The President has pardoned Wm. G. White
sedes of South Carolina, convicted of Ku Klux
crimes in 1872 and sentenced to five years inn
prisonment in the Albany penitentiary.
The captured Cheyenne Indians are to be
disposed of as follows: The ring leaders and
such as have been guilty of crimes are to be
selected to be sent to such military posts as
may be hereafter designated. They are not to
tie accompanied by their families. The re-
mainder of the captured Indians with the eX,
cepton of the two chiefs Who were guilty OF
outraging the German girls, are to be turned
over to the Indian department at their respect
i've agencies. The two chiefs above referred to
are to be retained and held iii confinement in
such place as the commanding general of the
military division of the Missouri may direct.
The revenue receipts to-day were sos, 241 !;
for month, S4,033,733; for fiscal year to date,
$40, 435, 700 National bank notes outstanding
at this date, $346, 872 4S9; national bank not-s
received for redemption during the week, 3d.
241, 1888.
BOuds Presented.
NEW YORK, March 13-The Post says that
yesterday of the $780, 900, 900 of $40 bonds called
in, 1865, 900 were presented aud paid, OF winch
S637, 600 were registered. Up to noon to-day
$780, registered had been presented and $5,-
coo coupon.