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THE PROUDEIT TRIAL.
Its Progress acknowledgements to
be Begun To-Day.

The Criminal. Courtroom was we'll filled
yesterday on the resumption Of the Proudfit
trial. The morning session was occupied
with the examination of witnesses who had
appeared at the first trial, and was therefore
of little interest. In the afternoon a new
witness was introduced in the person Of
Preston c. Smith, superintendent of No. 3
Compress, who was introduced by the State
to resut the evidence of s. J. King, a clerk
of the Merchants Compress and Storage
Company. John L. Cooper, book-keeper
of the Merchants Compress and Storage
Company, wss also summoned, but failed
TO appear. Judge Greer 6ned him $40
and issued an attachment for his arrest. He
will testify to-day. Judge Greer will charge
the jury as soon as Cooper's testimony lie
ended. The argument will then be begun
by Assistant Attorney. General Weakley. He
will be followed by Col. CAN'T and Col. Pat
terson for the defense, and the case will be
closed by Attorney. Genera Turner.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy crushed feed at Pstrick's mill.
HOSE and Hose Reels, Bailey's, 295 Sec.
ond.
A CUP of good coffee is the most delicious
beverage known. Such is Deans best Rio
and Java mixed coffee.
Bas~ DON'T wear dingy or faded things
when the ten.cent Diamond Dye will make
them good as new. They are perfect.
PRICES reduced on Hsiman's Combina-
ton Stock and Cotton Scrapers, Handled and
Eye Hoes, etc. wETTER, LANesTAFF& CO.
"DR. BENsoN's Celery and Chamomile
PILE, are worth their weight in gold in nerv-
GUS and sick headache."-[Dr II. H. Schlich-
ter, OF Baltimore.
NJ. & E. G. KREMER & Co. commence on
Thursday, the 10th instant, the distribution
OF Mozart souvenir programmes to their lady
friends and patrons.
LIZ you wan Awnings, Tentr, Mattresses,
Co.'s, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call at II.
Gutenberg, 231 Second street.
"YoUR Skiu Cure is superexcellent. 1t
is fast curing my daughters ring worm ,
which had spread all over her body" Mrs.
f. D. Merriam, Blue Hill, Mass. Drug
gists keep it, 81 per package.
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PERSONALS.

Mi. ELIAS LowENsTEN and family re-
turned from New York yesterday.
Mr. THos. B. TURLEY yesterday made APP
plication for membership 10 the Cotton Ell.
change.
MR. B. LowENsTEIN. of E. Lowens'ein &
Bros, has arrived from New York. He will
remain for the Festival.
Mr.. W. F. BUTLER, of Starkville, Miss,
after sojournirg in the city several weeks,
leaves for home this morning.
VISITORS at the Cotton Exchange yester-
day: Col. E l.. Vaughan, Morrillton, Ark.
E.. Burk, Charlottesville, Ark; S. Bejach,
Moscow; W. j. Phillips, Chulahoms, Miss.
Mrs. MATILDA COLEMAN, widow of the
late Gus Coleman, Of the Tug Tilds, who was
drowned opposite Karr's woodward Sunday
morning, offers 4 reward of $500 for the re-
covery OF the body. For particulars see ad.
vertisement.
DESvER, May S.-One Of the severest hail
storms ever known in the West occurred
here at moor to-day. The storm was accom-
panied by terrific thunder and lightning, and
lasted fully an hour. Hailstones measuring
an inch in diameter were six inches deep in
the streets. The fruit crop no doubt is ruined.
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PERSONAL.
T c CURTAINs-Done up at 81 IS. 7Oc aud
IL SOC, by MRS. v. ROBBIE. I3S Causey 81
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Lawyers Engaged ON Opposite Sides of
q Case I'm Joint Plea ia Favor
Of

The Police Court was the scene yesterday
morning OF an interesting case Of alleged
robbery from the person committed By a
pretty little woman, with an awful reputa-
tion, implied from the occupation sei down
on the docket opposite her name. The
amount said to have been stolen was between
$50 and 500, and the story, as CLEANED from
the evidence, was about ss follows: A citizen
had visited a well-known matsoH dc joie, and
spent the evening in company with the pretty
little woman. During the evening De found
that his @rollD va. missing, and without
making known his discovery be vent quietly
down to the street and informed the first
policeman he met. The officer returned with
him to the house, and began an invesjga-
ton. The persisteDcy OF the officer hsd the
Effect to alarm the inmates OF the house, and
by the gene known in police psrlapce as
ahip-fap,D the party discovered his missing
money In his pocket. The charge OF larceny
was preferred against the woman, who In
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

CIsoHNATI. May 5.-H ght-Riger l6 feet
6 inehes, and falling. Weather clear aud warmer.
Departed; Thos. Sherlock, New Orleans
81. LOUIS. May S.-Eight-River risen 1
gauge. Weather clear and very warm. Arrived:
Centennial, New Orleans. Departed: Future City
and bsrges, New Orleans; City OF Providence.
Vicksburg.
NEW ORLEANS, Nav S-Night-Departed
2. r Springer. Cincinnati. Oakland and barses,
ST. Louis The W. P. Halliday is loading TO leave
tomorrow for 1t. Louis, Inc City Of ST. Louis is
due tomorrow from st. LOUIS
VIcKsBURG, May g. Eight-Arrived:
Commonwealth, St. Louis. 6 pm. Departed: Port
Eads and tow, st. Louis. 6 s.rn-, Arkansas City,
St. Louis, IL am. Toe John A. Wood, Coai City,
W. W. O'Eea aud Iron Duke. with toys, passed
down TINS morning.
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MRS. JINEs. Albany
j. H. Smiths Sons Union Club
Rye WHISKY
AT S. MANSFIELD d CO.'S.
Five Legal Decisions

Sustain and establish J. II. Zsilin & Co.'S
prior and exclusive right to "Dr. A. @ Sim
mons's Liver Regulator or Medicine" and to
the sole use OF the name Simmons" as ap-
piled to a Liver Medicine, snd perpetualIy
enjoin the use thereof to others. Relying on
said DEGREES, j. 81. Zsiiin q Co. caution deal
ers. consumers and the public generally that
sny one infringing their trademark or deal
ing in counterfeits thereof make Themselves
Ii able to an injunction and dsnages-
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LAW REPORTS.
Chaucery Court-McDoweII. Judge

Calendar for to-day: Nos. 1922. Green va
O'Nesl; 1928, Goodwin va Berlin; 1924,
Wheatley VS. Taxing District; 4525, Rogers VS.
Rogers; 1926, Nightingale vs. same; 1927,
4528, 1929, 1880, Stste w Gleason, Burleson,
1882, Harrington VS. Standler; 1884, Now
land VS. Rowland; 1885, 1886, 1887, 45Ss,
1883, $40, 454l, 1912, State VS. Fleming,
Hanover, Bell, Greenlaw, Taylor, Fssripg.
ton, Measick and kaufman; 4543, Shoe.
msker VS. Dunn; 4544, johnson VS. Memphis
City railway; 4545, Wilde vs. Frsys-r; 4546,
Witte Va Memphis City railway; 4549,
O5endorGer We Mytrs; 1850, ssligmap VS.
Myers; 1851, Stewart VS. Digs; 1852, Will
liams VS. Williams; 1883, Cogbill vs. Darius
mont.
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Meister's handsome and well. equipped
restaurant was reopened yesterday. and,
though it was the first day, the palronsge
was very gratifying. Mr.. j. d. H. Meyer,
the proprietor, has been one Of the most
popular Of Memphis ssloonists and restau-
rsteurs, and the mere fsct that he has
shouldered the enterprise will insure its
success. Mr.. 'M'ister's supervision will BE-
invaluable. There is certainly a need for
lust such 4 restaurant.
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men yea visis or leave New York civ
have o sggsge ,expresSsge and CARTS thire. and
top at Grand Union Hotel, opposite q rapd Cen
tai depot. Four hundred and hity elegant m oms.
fitted up at an expense of sl.0 0,OoO, reduced 10 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best HorSe-cRrs, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the Grand Union than. NJ
any other hrst-class hotel III the city.
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THE PASS.
Cannot Eater the Drill
because Their Captain II III.

The Porter Guards have been compelled
to give up all idea OF entering the Nashville
drill, on account of the illness of their cap
tain. 1t is u bitter disappointment 10 The
'boys," and will be regretted by their friends,
who hoped TO see them uphold the name of
Memphis at the capital. Appended is their
HEADQUARTERS PORTER GUARDS.
MEMPHIS, TENN May s, 1888. !
70 VIM. E Eastman, Manager Nashville Drill:
DEAR sIR-owing to the continued illness Of
our captain IN. B. Camp, who has been confined
to his ped ever since we entered the May drill, and
who is still too unwell to take N of us, we
are obliged to forego the pleasure of participating
in your encampment and drill. Wishing you
every success, ETC., we remain yours; truly,
PORTER GUARDS.
By F. E. TALLEY, Secretary.
The illness OF Capt. Camp ia a real mis-
fortune. The Porters are already nearly
perfect in the manual of arms, and he was
Just the man to bring them to a high stand
ard in the field movements. They nave inn
plicit confidence in him, and under his COM
mand would have gone to Nashville without
fear Of the result.
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DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING is the best
thing of the kind ever sold. With it superb
salad of any kind can be IN sde without delay
or trouble. II is also one of the best sauces
for cold meats.
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A L OF REAL ESTATE.
Homes for the Merchant
Ard Mechanic.
IN THE TOWN OF LUCY.

WE win sell At public ~suction, o CASH. in
wv the town OF LuCY on the Chesapeake.
Ohio and southwestern railroad. Is miles from
the city Of Memphis, on
Thursday, May IL, at IL O'clock, sharp,
TIFTY VALUABLE RESIDENCE and BUSINESS
LOTS. Inc tow1 Of Lucy Is situsted in the most
desirable portion of Shelby county, on the great
Six trains pas over this road daily, Civ
ing every facility 70 persons doing bust
town Of LUCY IS located In a fhicfIy settled part
of the county, hDed with a thriving population Of
farmers and lruit grogers- The face OF the coun-
Try 10 partly table and rarity rolling land, healthy
and productive. The finest springs OF free stone
water In the county are In this town. Thissa,e 10
made 70 close out this property, and buyers may
rely upon u being done without any reservation.
. The title i good and taxes ali paid Terms
cash. Trains leave Memphis for Lucy. Sale at
SLOAN. n. w. kO BfEk q C9.,
AurlIaae~ra
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REWARD
SSOO REWARDED the

SS00 REWARD-For the recovery of the
ooOO body of GUS COLEMAN. Alta O'clock
sunday morning Gus Coleman, owner of the tug
Tllda, Tell from that boat, and was drowned lO5
miles above Memphis, opposite Karr's woodward.
ne had on his person at the time about $500 in
cash, a gold watch and chain and gold ring. with
ms name engraved on each. He was six feet one
men IN night, weighted about 200 pounds, with
light hair and mustache, Two hundred dollars
IN additlon to auy money found on his person will
De paid Tor the recovery OF the body and return of
me watch and ring. Address MATILDA COLI
MN. 21S POplar street. Memphis. Tenn.
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SiIk4orm Eggs.


That produce raw silk, for sale.
p. WALLACE McKITT RICK,
Practical Silk Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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A family want, and 1 wonder how we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me of nervous prostrstion, and 1
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
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DIR. Wards Seminary.

Nashville, Tenn, will hold its eighteenth
commencement May 2sth to June LIST. The
year has been healthfui aud prosperous.
About fifty young ladies will graduate.
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COVERED WITH BLOOD.

and upon examination found that one of its
feet had been entirely gnswed off by the rats,
who are very numerous in the house. The
mother was aroused at once, and was nearly
frantic when she found that her in6rmity
had prevented her from hearing the sgenized
cries of her little one, when the rats were
literally devouring it alive. The child died
next morning from loss of blood.
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Candies are as near perfection as IFS posi-
bic TO make them. We have kept them up
to a high standard of excellence.
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Lawyers and Merchants.

Call and examine The new Patent Com
binaiion Desk for offices, at Ames, Beattie &
Co.'s furniture and carpet house, 363 Msin
street.
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SHOULD you be a sufferer from dyspepsia,
indigestion, malaria, or weakness, you can
be cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
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JUSTICE coLEMAN's OPINION

CACAo NV IN lOtiOWlbS ID
JUSTICE coLEMAN's OPINION:
State OF Tennessee rs w. J. McDermott:
Upon the investigation of this cause l
allowed the greatest latitude to both sides,
so that all The facts might be reached and
the mind of The Court rest easy with.its con-
%clusiop, whatever that might be. 1 have
been greatly aided by the very able srgu-
mems of the learned counsel for the State
aud the accused. 10 constitute the crime of
enlightenment, except in the Gaze of public
s~ffairs, thtr. must be a ~felonous intent. AT
ter a patient examination of the evidence /
an satisfied at the time of the defalcation of
McDsrmott to the Building and Loan Asso-
citation, there was wholly lacking this feloui-
Gus iutent. This l. evident, because he him
self brought the fact to light, rendered every
aid in discoving the amount OF shortage, and
when sscertained, at once paid il, and by
other facts and circumstance IN the case.
Upon the whole, l do not think there is suf-
6cient evidence 10 authorize me to hold the
accused to answer an indictment and / there
fore discharge him.
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EIOYd,s

Soda aud mead, cold sBd refreshing, the most
popular summer beverages known, made
fsem pure bic ,rbonste Of soda out of The
third De; filter I'd.
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Administrative Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that I was this day
IN qualified administrator Of b. W. williamson,
deceased, by the Probate Court OF Shelby county,
Tenn. Memphis, April 10, 1ssa.
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EIOVd.s

Restaurant is go we'll known that it's head
quarters for the men and The L.diss' Resort.
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EXTRACTS.

ASK any grocer for Deans beat Rio and
Java mixed cofise.
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FESTIVAL TICKETS
Going Like Hot Cakes-A Rush Set in
from the Ceuntry-First Come
First Served.
The CoEc and Tableaux for the Manse
Attended by a Distinguished Audi
ence-A Well.Deserved Success.

The grandiloqueut advertisement is so
common a feature in these times that readers
are accustomed to take newspaper statements,
as q rule, with very large grains of allow
snce. In our preceding Issues VIZ have
urged repeatedly upon our friends abroad TO
purchase reserved seats for the Music
Festival at once, either through their
Memphis merchant, some friend here, or
by RENTING funds direct 10 the Mozart
president, G. V. Rsmbaut. Very many
nave acted upon our advice, but We
hear from every quarter-even from points
in Kentucky, Georgia, Louisiana and Texas
--of excursion parties organized to visit
Memphis en- this great occasion, and who ex-
pect without difficulty to find good and we'll
placed seats 10 waiting to be purchased by
them on their arrival here. 1t is no extrsv-
agant assertion on our part TO say this is an
exceedingly unsafe method of procedure on
the part Of those who have any desire for
comfort. An Inspection of the box-sheets
for the three concerts shows about one-half
the seats taken, and large as the Exposition
building is, there is no doubt at all that on
the 18th of May, the date of the first concert,
the box Office will be SO thronged by the
mass OF visitors who have postponed his 1-
ceedingly important matter that purchasers
will find it difficult and troublesome even to
secure standing room.
The "MaBse'' Entertainment.
Quartette-"The Farmer and His Boys White
Octette Club.
Aria-n Puritani .-o rchestra Accompanime emit
Mrs. Carnes.
Recitation-''The Dying Alehemist'
Mrs. S. B. Williamson.
solo-"The Sailors Crave ....---.-~--Sullivan
Mr.. knowlton.
TABLEAUX-JACOB'S DREAM.
Gabriel. Emma Galloway.
Introducing song, CANCELS Ever Bright and
Miss Minnie Hunter.
GRAND HISTORICAL TABLEAUX.
companiment); --.--.-~..Miss Olivia Hill
Execution of Nine. Roland ....-.....,Miss Houghs
Solo-"Good Tosti
Mrs. Lamb.
Quartette-"Dancing Ger the Waves. ...... White
Octette Club.
olo-'O, Loving Heart, Trust On. .....Gottschalk
Miss Mamie Hunter.
Solo-'The Palms lies Rameaux)........ Faure
Mr.. James F. Ryan.
TABLEAUX-MYTHOLOGICAL GARDEN OF
SrATUARY.
Rogers
IoOney
Ceres"--". ~.-....hate wright
-1lllAu JolDsou
Eva Merritt
..-~..MlB8 tdmondson
Venus .--.. ....... -.....beafflce Stelnkuhl
nf. Anderson
Gsny mede Willie Goodbar
Diana - -..-.-...--....---.-.....- ----Susie Galbreath
NdsLa---r-. LooneY
rIOr9 one Iiapp
CnllQ-.- maud fatterson
Mss Petilt
Cnpld".-.". Althouse
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Select Strawberries.
Meister, Alloy!

From Bob Harris fruit farm, received daily
BUCKHAM d CAMPBELL.
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Near Gilrs Station, five miles out on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, lives a
colored woman who is totally deaf. She had
an infant about two months old. Last Sun
day morning a girl went into the room where
the mother and child we're, and found The
mother asleep. Picking up the child, she
noticed that il was
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MR. TONES

was seen, and he said that he did not think
the matter was q proper subject for news
paper notoriety. He and his wife were liv-
ing quietly, and they did not think the mar
riage should be made 3 topic of discussion.
Mr.. Tones is a tall young man, rather
slightly built, with a heavy mustache, and
is probably thirty-two years of'age. 1t ia
said that Mr.. and Mrr. Tones are arranging
TO leave the city shortly, but of this Mr..
Tones would say nothing. In fact, he de-
clined 10 discnsz The subject at all.
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NEW YORK, Mey S.-Exports OF domestic
coitons FIR the pssi week, 55l6 packages
since the 1T OF January, 53,703. The per-
sonsl dem snd il of a moderate character,
and for immediate wants. New business il
light in the way of orders. For cottons there
has been 8 good quota of orders, and fol
souse very good quantities. Laws and thin
dress goods are going wsil. Inc agents oil
Pacific and Cooheco jsWus announce that no
change will be- mfde in price this season,
Woolens slew; for h.nneis more inquiry on
the part Of shirt manufacturers.
BALTIMORE, MD.-The Rev. w. II. Chap
man says: ~ deem Browns Iron Bitters a
most valuable tonic for general ill-health."
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DISCHARGED.
He is Found Not GaiIay OF .FeIonious
lnIeBt.o

Justice Coleman yesterday morning dis
charged W. ]. McDermott, whose arrest and
trial for embeZziemeni of funds belonging 10
the Shelby County Building and Loan Asso-
citation, has attracted SO many people 10
"Coleman's Alley" The following is
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HEADQUARTERS PORTER GUARDS.
HA- o 1000
BY RATS.
Fiction Verified Dy an Occurrence at
Our Gates.

All readers Of fiction remember Victor
Hugo's graphic description of a fight in The
sewers of Paris with the rats that iufest them.
Many mayhave thought that the picture was
overdrawn, and repudiated the idea that an
which the house-cat can successfully
engage could lave the boldness TO attack u
human being. The novelist is justified by
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PERSONAL.
r ACE CURTAINs-Done up at 81 Is. zoe aud
- 5ee: ny MRS: v: EoBBE: Iss Csussy St
LOST.
SILvER.HEADED CANE-May Sd, in or near
, Court Square, inscribed IN. Z n. to J. A y"
Finder will please return to this ofee: =: A.M:
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
n NORM AND FLOUR MILL CoMPLETE-With
boiler and engine ana TWO g ladaa6 as,n Al
ROOMS AND BOARD
st. JAMES H-oUsE-second and Adams streets.
= Board and room IS per week. Transients will
Snd good accommodations at loy rates. -
DoARDIEG AND LODGING
EURNIsHED FRONT RooM-with board for
IL gentlemen, in q private family, al NO. l52
second street. Reierences required. -
No. sos Second street.
D OOM-Pieasant front room, with BOARD, for
d Rentlemen. at 14s second street
WANTS.
! DAsToRAGE-5Oo acres Of fine grass, water and
L salt: Stock taken a. cheap rates; Two miles
City Railroad Office.
| CITUATIoN-By a sober and industrious man
- TO take care of stock. Call on or address
MIXER, Greentree House.
pRINIER-A good printer at snee; good wages
i and a permanent job. Apply TO N. L. MAX
MON, at New Albany, Union county, miss.
| GEO. TowNsEND-By J. J. Anderson, Sheriff
Vt of Union county, Miss Geo. Townsend, aged
\ so or 30 years, 5 feet and s or 9 inches high; hair
cut short and beard cropped, and his face badly
marked by smallpox. One hundred $500 dollars
in cash will be paid for mis- capture ana delivery
TO me. u. ANDEkeON, SneIl1.
TJARNEssMAKERs-Good wages and steady
Il employment. Apply at once by letter or in
person. CAMPBELL l. CO.,
90 and 81 Main street, Cincinnati. OHIO.
| RO GIRLS. BOYS AND WOMEN.
| ITO BUY-A Cottage Residence, 5 or 6 rooms, in
i good locality. or building lot, sonyeaient to
Care Letter Carrier No. 2.
4Onn ToNs RAGS, IRON, DRY BONES AND
| lOOO old Metals; also Second hand Machine
Samuel GABAY, Agent,
400 to Alb shelby street, Memphis.
A GENTs-To eel my sand and Mud Bands for
/ n protection OF carriage axles.
WILLIS N. FARR, Dowagtac, Mich
| CHOW BUsINEss-Boss book for agents; It's en-.
| = cravings and colored plates; circulars free.
Sun PUBLISHING CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
| "oMAN-with frstclass experience, to work
w in bindery. Apply at once. moon 100
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES railroad ~laDorers and
mechanics can get them from Giles, Pulaski,
Montgomery and Roanoke counties, Va. Ad-
dress IL BURNHAM, Gakton's Hotel, Memphis.
| C~ITUATION-Too 90 general housework, to nurse
- or 10 travel with = family. MRS. 4 Appeal.
II OR5Es, MULES AND CATTLE TO
\ Il Grass nne, water abundant. Price, s. per
month. r. j. PERSON,
fernando road, near Calvary Cemetery.
CEcoND-HAND CL-oTHING-Goed prices paid.
- Call on or address
ELIAS SHAUL, 4O6 Main street.
HENTLEMkN'S MANILA HATS TO Re
VI shape and trim. Also. Ladies' Chip, Straw,
| Leghorn and Lace Hats to reshape, at
W OODYEAR'S, $50 Second street.
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AUCTION SALES.

The Engines, Boilers, Tackle and Entire
outfit OF the steamer John s. Bransiord will be
sold, at public auction, on SATURDAY, May
I2th, at IL O'Clock Am. Sale to take place on
board steamer T. F. Eckert, foot Of jefferson
street Memphis, Tenn.
Size of engines. 12L-four feet.
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Vi ~ss s: ss;.sa.:.,sa a.,1 I,s.: !; q.

Express. DON'T BIZ LErTER
Oh ORDER Orcers Of s. and ny
ward, by Express, can be sent At our expense.
Address all orders 70 e NJ BOARDHAS, Courier
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