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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
COMPREHENSIVE.
Vocal ana Instrumental Music.

Vocal ana Instrumental Music.
HNHE subscriber having located himself r
i Lewisburg, is ready 10 teach Instrument
tai Music in all its branches, viz. Piano, Melo-
deon, Guitar, Violin, Violincello, Flute, and
all Brass Instruments.
He will also teach Vocal Music.
Having been taught in the best Schools in
Germany, he deems himself qualified to rem
der satisfaction.
He will also tune Pianos, and pu, them in
repair if desired.
Residence on South Fourth street.
Jan. 49, 1857. PEor. p. HELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
Be Men, and not Slaves.

ANOTHER MIsTAKE-Last weeks ar
oHs says, Full grown men will hardly
f'cl like getting on their knees before the
".ronic5e and acknowledging that they
sc peniicnts at the altar seciionalism."
he Lope 50 tee, ncisi.bc. hut you mush
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
Agricultural:

Farmers of Pennsylvania,
A TTENTION !!-YOu can supply
IL yourselves with c CHEMICAL MANURES
,caryanted pure, and which have been in sue
cessful use for the past seven yearS-suited
TO your various crops Of
Corn, P5iatoes, Wheat, Oats, Grass DC.
BY enclosing in a letter a check on New jersey OF
Philadelphia Banks, by reference 70 any gooo hoe
in Philadelphia or in Exchange for PRODUCE oil your
owl County at fair Market prices here your orders Will
be filled and supplied to you free 81 Cartoye eIpene
Every article sold by Gunrhnteeu-or any okuet
given to my agent will receive prompt attention.
SUPER Phosphate Of Lime sIope ton
Bone phosI hate ~
Fertilizer 20
barrel il sufficient for an Of ground broadca
YTRE ZONE DIST 500 barrels, at IS per barrel OF
81 pcr ton now ready-Io.ciree, No. ], avo barrels
10 per barrel Land Iiaster 900 barrels 10 10
per baIrei-Peruvan, Chiiian and Patagoniah "aon''
q. A. LEiNAU, Proprietor.
No. 81 South Front St, PHILADELPHIA, Ia
~ A liberai discount to Wholesale Dealers.
LANAI. Super Phosphate OF Lime Eertilizers has
been successfully by the President Of the on
his +r.n and on the public Ground OF the Capitol at
Washington by Locke Esq and Reeves ol Slarkes
boro Senator Roberts, Wm Miller and Charles fvth ~
Cape May: Thomas Milford Esq. of Camden; Dr Joseih
Rerns of Bor.ntown: DR. Knight, Mr Field, 'r htkih-
son. Levi Johnson of New Jersey. They say 1t Is the
CHEAPEST AND DOST RELIiBLE h1H ohn 10"
in use-being permanent improving the land ana ehfch
ing the soil rF-Pamrhlets on application 10
u A LEINAU, Proprietor,
4m72- Il south Front st. Philadelphia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
A CARD.

TO the Citizens Of LemisJury.
IHHE object Of this Card is to call vour
Il attention TO the fact that you can buy
your Books and Stationery cheaper, and have
a larger stock and variety to select from at
NeVfls & Co.'s Cheap Bookstore,
than any other place in this town. We wish
you TO call and see foryourselves and thereby
be convinced. If you were TO consult vour
own interestyou would givethis establishment
your liberal encouragement We desire 10
see taste for reading grow up, and to fur.
ther this we place good and useful works a,
such low rates as to be within the reach of
all. Young men desirous of improving their
minds should embrace this opportunity of
furnishing themselves with Books of Travel
history, Biography, Narrative, Science and
Art, which We offer at low prices,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12
sARArOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK,
BOSTON. QUEBEC
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON, MONTREAL
PORTLAND ans an important plints,
NORTH ND EAST.


Al Chicago c0unecting With Michigan Central Cars,
having the s1us depot for Detroit NiEgara Fails
Rochester Aioa1y EeE Yrrk Boston, and 81 Eastern
and Atlantic Cities Only two changes of frCm
cara 70 Nis ami tares from ca 70 % Abanv, and
four from Cairo b New York. Tune f-or Cairo 70 New
York 49 hcurs. Connects a. Sandoval with Ohio ald
II szsippi Railroad from ST. Lalis ana Yineenues a.
Palz. with trains the Terra Hsuts, Alton snd ST
Lo1is Railroad, Indianapolis Louisville and Cincin
sii A. Eecatur, Eith main lire Express fer Gaena
kad Dunieith-the later conne-tirg with t-ans 70
Springfeli Naples Rock Tsan1 Burlington and Quincy
Al trains from Cairo connect at SandoTsl with the
Ohio ard Mississippi trains for ST. Louis AMI Cinein
natl
ne Illinois Central Railroad Company have stded %
their Rolling SICK twenty superb stater0lm Sleeping
each Of which win comfortably berth atty passsn
gers.
ThrOu<h Tickets,
Ether b Sse1rlbodf via 81 LoiS and thence 5y Rail
rodd oTfs Cero and thence b. RGirocf 10 al points
N1Tfh
go for ous year snf allowing holders 70 stop at any
point and her seats a. pleasure. and sn nor
nation respec Ing the route may Be prOurea on appca
ton AZ the Comp one IS Je street daors
east Of TIE Commercial Hotel. Memphis.
WILLIAH NORM Agent,
For Illinois Central and Oho ant Mississippi Railroads,
snt RAJ road Lir e Of steamrrs- mari4-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

The Interest LAWS OF PENEsYLvAEIA.-
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has opposed the
act of the Legislature changing the usury laws
Of that State. The following is copy Of the
act:
AN ACT regulating the rate Of Interest.
SEC. l. Be il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and
il is hereby enacted By the authority Of the
same, That the law rate Of interest for the
loan or uss Of money 10 all cases where no ex-
pr,ss contract shall have been made for less
rate, shall be six per cent per annum, and the
first and second sections of the act passed sec
ond March, one thousand seven hundred and
twenty three, entitled, 4" an act to reduce the
interest Of money from eight to six per cent.
per annum," be, and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
SEC. 2. That when rate Of interest for a
loan or use Of money exceeding that estab-
I lished BY law, shall have been reserved or con-
/ tracted for, the borrower or debtor shall not
| be required to pay to the creditor the excess
over the legal rate, and II shall be lawful for
such borrower or debtor, at his option, to de-
/ duct and retain such excess from the amount Of
any such debt; and in all cases where any
| borrower or debtor shall heretofore or here
after have voluntarily paid the whole debt OF
sun loaned, together with interes; exceeding
| the lawful rate, no action to recover back any
such excess shall be sustained in any court Of
| this Commonwealth, unless the same sbal
have been commenced within six months aftei
the time Of such payment. Provided always
That nothingin this act shall affect the holder
Of negotiable paper taken bona fde 10 the usua
/ course Of business. N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12
JYO. ID. TttOTTER.

EDWARD PICRETT, Jr.,
A TTOREET AT Law, Memphis, Tenn once, Jeger
~ son street midway the Post 0aoe Building.
inr-l-l-N-tuIr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

For baltimore, Warrington, New
York, Philadelphia sc.
Direct Through Line for the Eastl
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
ardin County, Tenn.

ard in County. Tenn.
rTtHE sbove watering place VIII De opsued for ne re-
II oepti0n of Visitors. the FIRST DAY OF JUhH
NEXT A daily line o. Coaches pour hours stssins,l
WI With the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
at TIE Burnsvile Depot. Ten hours travel from Aen
1ais the SPRINGS For health pleasure the white
sulphur equal to any Watering see Norh or South
hne band Of Music from New Orleans viz b in atien-
lance. GEO. SHALL
p-uu-fefrr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

THIS Road runs from Wheeling 70 Baltimore, (g7s
Eilesl aud TO Washngton 200 miles) and presents
the fullest advantages both freight and passenger
line II runs through Wild and r01antic rEions o. the
AIeghenies and being socly oonstructedY completely
rsctive and safest Rairo.s N the United States Ths
Central Ohio Railroad, from Colurous sid Banesvteti
Wheens untes this road with 81 Po7tious q the Ees'
THE ONLY THRoUsH RIcKETs EzOM EFIaPHIs.
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUts 70 the NATIONAL Ne
TRoPoLIs, are sold By this road witch runs sreet e
WashnEton without the delay o. passing tEr0ngh Bati
Il Is also the only linz By which basgage can Be-
checked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
Tl-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take me NAL
steamers, running daily for Louisville eeuneetins there
with mail steamers seersonviie Railroad for Cnch-
aa where they arrive as 70 connect with the cars Of
Little Miami Railroad for Columbus, c0nnectug thers
with Central Ohio Railroad through Newark and lanes
Vile TO Wheeling By the express train Of this route
the time from Cincinnati to Baltimore and 70 Washington
Bs sare to ask sOr tickets By TIE Baltimore and OaO
Railrosd Route.
Louis can buy TAroush Tekets by hs Baltimore and ohio
Rarusd This route lays through Vncsnnes, Terra Haue,
aississ1pi nd oounnectinE Boads these concessions
are an direct and the time from ST. Louis 70 Baltimore
Washington Is but about a hours through Tickets
By this soue may Be had Of the Agent under the Plan
tcrs House. si the following rates Fr0m 81. LOuis q
Baltimcre s25 70 washington e2s
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superior Of
~ B,Itore lnd ono Railroad which leave three time.
daily for Baltimore. Washington, PhiladeiphA and New
YORK through IN - OF IT hours including stoppasss
For safety speed regularity bs1ty Of ihe coanty, and
general comfort this rsad Is second 70 noe IN he Union
FREIGHTS. = This company possesses the larges
equipment any RarosG IN the United States, and 4
prepared 70 do an immense business IN transport alton
The Immediate connection the
IN the streets Of baltimore win the Railroad % Phasl
phia and New York, steamers Of Ericsson and BALTI
MORE STEAMSHIP Lines, BY Canal snd Sea 70 Nsv
York and BY Merchants and Mners' Line 70 Boston
steamers 70 Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, &C. 70
pariculsrs fght tariff copies Of which may be ha
Of the Forwarding Houses IN the west, Of J. B. Fem
Receiving and Forwarding Agent At wheeling.
WM Z WOOncTDW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

DOUGLAS NEW MEASURE OF PRoTEcrIoN
AND REDREss.-Senator Douglas this morning
introduced bill to revive and put 10 force the
act Of the Sd Of March, 1889 in relation to
the Northeastern Boundary, with such modifi-
cations as make it applicable to the present
controversy in regard to the right Of search and
visitation.
The bill thus revived puts at the disposal OF
the President, to be used when necessary to re-
sist the unjust claims of Great Britain, the
naval and military forces and militia Of the
United States; authorizes him to call into ser
vice fifty thousand volunteers, or so much
thereof as may be necessary and also appro-
PIRATES and puts at his disposal $40 900, 900,
with the right to borrow the same. II also su-
thorizes the President, if be thinks it neeessa-
~, to sehd a special ambassador TO Great
Britain. The aetto continue 10 force for sixty
days after the next meeting Of Congress
The bill introduced BY Mr. Douglas confers
all these powers, in the precise language Of
the act Of 1889, except that it strikes out
g boundary" and inserts visitation and right
Of sesrch'' in lieu of it, with one or two verbal
alterations.
The act Of 81 March, 1899, which it is thus
opportunely proposed to revive, passed the Sem
ate, on motion Of Mr.. Buchanan, by unani-
nous vote upon the yeas and nays; the names
of Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay, Critten-
den, Webster, and others, being recorded in its
favor. In the House Of Representatives. the
same bill passed by vote Of 197 10 the affirm
ative, and 3 in the negative.
The proposition now is, therefore, to vest 10
President Buchanan the same power and dis
erection which were awarded nineteen years ago
to President Van Buren with such sxtraordina-
~ unanimity, and which resulted In the estab-
lishmeBt Of a cordial peace and a restoration
of frsternal feelings Washington States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12
aHHOEIcR.

TEE subscriber having purchased the interest Of hs
Il partners In the late arm of Elournoy. Cooper
Leske, viii ooHtinue the WHOLE5ALE GkOCEh1t
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS IN MS
and for his Eccoant and Respectfully 50
et the pstro1age of the cid house eustmsrs and his
friends generally. JEO. g. FLOUhhOtg
apt0-apl6 1s6 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12
9rOfrssiunal Gar0s.
UGUsTUs II. 0ARLATD.....-..wM. N RANDoL
GARLAND g. RANDOLPH,
DIR. B. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and Acc0Ecber,
WGsIIl8 llI oIIV1Il U0F"0 y II =
MEMPHIS, TENN.

MEMPHIS, TENN.
once hours from 20 O'Clock, A. NJ. and from to
O'Clock, Pm.
VIHAEKFUL for the kind patronage heretofore e1-
tented TO me, take pleasure 10 inform my custom
srs and the public In general that Il Is not my intention
to leave this city has been reported and thai am
ready 10 attend TO all cases OF internal and external
diseases aad that prpared 70 undertake the most
icut operations and aocouchmcnts, and that do not
eslOsel any preparation OF mercury IN diseases
whatever.
Secret diseases are cured IN my own method IN such
not To interfere with the business Of the pa
tent and that DO not any mercury in the treat
ment of the same.
For the following Rheumatism, A-thritis, Neuralgia,
Nervous Headache aud Toofhache Paralysis Dyspepsia,
rorpidy the Liver, Spinal Curvature and weakness
Uterine Diseases Hipps, TuInor Albus or White Swell
ing Deafness well all diseases Of the Eve and Ear
Amenorrhoea Ohlo-oss 5teriiity SpermstOrboea, &C,
&C. disease that require entire regulation Of
The fluid and nervous system, use the hagneto-kectrc
treatment which Is universally known for its praoca-
bilfty
After practice OF ten yesrs Star Physician and
Direotor several hospitals In Germany. and eight
years practice IN the United States reputation IS
Physician Surgeon and Aeooucher is sucently estab-
sshed as to use Dofurther comment.
der23-dswly DB h l. AShI-
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.,-.--,... - suana
..s.., 7 u -. , Oo AakkcIAI HOTEL, Is 5rsp,,rs g..
ians I'D athE IOsies or ihs S.i-. '' A ps2ssa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

A TrORNETs AT Law. Memphis. ofios southeast
corner % JeHeruoa and Second streets in TuruHge
Buildng NJ stSirs WI practice in the Courts OF Mem
pufs and the FEDERAL and Suprtms Courts st Jsokson
Tenn and also in tbs Circuit Courts Of the western
counties OF North Mississippi the Federal Court at Pom
t5t0 Mississippi and the Hgh Court q ErrOrs and A
pe1s, OF Mississippi They desire 70 secure osecing
business my2S-dstwlm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

TrORNERLT sf Spring Ridge, and recently OF Brandon
10 Kiss, has located IN Memphis to ptactice the Va
ri0us branchs his rofesEsa. For ne last seventeen
years has devoted his attention particularly 10
uterine diseases and accidents during parturtiOn- BE
has q sociatsd with himself his son Dr.. Holmes Jr.
REFERS ro-Hon. Henry FOofe, Charles Scott, l.
V. Dixon, A. n. Faute, n Avery and John Robert
son President o; Memphis and Little Rook Raj r0sd.
OFKICB-2te Main street Rssioencs Court street
beoz Third once hours to A. n. and 4 70 P. a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

CAIRO MoKALs-Lsst week, at Cairo, H., q
fellow named Smith-and John, OF course
who has four wives living, and who is charged
with shooting a man is New Orleans, was tried
for numbering a man named Blackburn By q
legal "hitch' be was acquitted, when the
syupathiziug crowd received the verdict, says
the Cairo Ga=ette, "with rounds Of applause"
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SCOTT A. DIXON

SCOTT & DIXON
A TnOREETS AT Law AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
ID CERT, Nemphis. Tenn, VIII prsctice their profess
Ion IN Al the Courts beld 10 the city Memphis and the
Bupreme and FEDERAL Courts a. Tsckson. Prompt atten-
tion VIII b. given Ell claims for collection estrusied 70
then Ohce In New Sank Buiiing, corner Of Main and
Ev6soa streets River bank. Entrane o. Madison
Rtreet taus-H
THEODORE C. CONE,
A TIOREBF AT Law, Memphis Tenn O6oo On
and Gayeso streets novS-dly
JOHV HALLUM,
A TrOREKY AT law, and General Collector for
n west Tennessee Ofare Jefferson street, Pest
ono Buidirg. sep6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

OAa~ u L1O6s u n
nFF1RS hls services 70 the citizens Memphis and
vicinity. Once On corner Of Second and WaslinE-
Tor strsets mAr2i-Ig
E1Aac NJ FTEELE..E- 7. HoRsAE..WE. D. sTEELE,
OovinFton- Tenn. Memphis Tenn. Aeuphis. Tenn.
STEELE. MORGAN & STEELE,
a ss,9REEYs AND CoUEsELOBs AT Law, Mem
n pAis Tenn win practice In the Courts Of West Ten-
nessee once n-st IN WaIker's Bock, No S, 3ot
foof BpsciE attention paid 70 the eoseon Of Claims
Dcti-y ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

AS wish to encourage and patronize Southern lite
r,ure and enterprise will publish m,derafe terms
of Universities, Colleges and Scho s
IN he SOUTH tastefuy Illustrated and neatly printed on
ane ooored psper atachsd 10 each number Of the Nag
szne Those wishing th-ir advertisements to In
ne rst number will please forward their fsvOrs without
s-.-ft.r Iela~ mv17-dtraw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

kEvoLTIEG DOUBLE MURDEE-IHE GREEN
EYED MONSTER AROUSED "A clergyman in
Des Moines, Iowa, writes TO bis friends at New
York, under date Of May "a, as follows:
aEIizabeth King, a short time ago, rejected
the suit Of a man named Rossiter in favor Of
another ns med Chandler. A week ago, to-day,
I zccosted him in the street, and expostulated
with him on bis reckless intemperance-s new
-vise with hin. He declared that bis rival
should never marry Elizabeth, and said that
he shose drunkenness, for It was that which
would give him more favor with King the
girys father. / said, remember Charlie, the
Judgment Of the great day, aud Gods punish.
1oent, He replied, There is no more bell
than / now endure; now suffer the worst
can suffer- Il is supposed that be has been
nervlng himself by brandy for six or seven
weeks. for this deed Of murder. He slept with
his victim, WHO was generous open hearted
fellow, brick mason By trade. He ate Win
him last evening.
q After tea. Chandler and Elizabeth walked
out together. Rossiter bid himself In the eopse
stepped into the path behind them as tney
were coming home, and fred at Chandler VIII
pistol placed within an inch OF bis head.
Chandler fell dead. Rossiter then fired at
Elizabeth. She fell, but rose again. He pre-
sented bis pistol again at her, when she seized
Il, exelsiming Oh, Charlie, don't kill me.i
He fred but the ball went through her hand
struck her skull and scalp, making two holes
In her bonnet. ROssiter then put the pistol to
/ bis own head, and fell, with horrid wound 10
the right side Of it, from which blood flowed il
great quantities. Chandler will be buried frou
TIE church this afternoon.7
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Removal.
HUME #. HILL,

TrAs removed hts ofiee from No. Bank Avenue, 70
II ths corner of Main and Madison streets, The
new Rrukng douse q the southern Rant Of tennessee.
Nessrs n smith, sheriff; J. P. Trt1evanf Clerk Of
the County Court, and A. Woodward, Notary Public
hsye their emees ~ soe sse iooms5 sno pslsns - sS
Fistss or out Of IT. have II done at bis once with
sts-.t,S spss-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-12

NEW YoRK Day GOoDs MARKET.-The trade
from first hands has abated considerably, and
little is doing; bat iObbers are moderately busy,
and expect that their June sales, if the month
prove fne, will be better than those in May.
As small bills seem to be the rule this year, it
is also expected that trade Of this kind will
continue all throug b the summer, and that the
usual vacation, or almost entire cessation Of
business will not take place. Fine black sta
pie silks are in steady moderate request at
fun prices. Figured and all dress ana fancy
silks are very scarce. Prices are looking up.
New ribbons are very scarce, and old styles are
in better demand at improved prices. WOolens
are not 30 well sustained In prices, and in this
respec. contrast strongly with all silk and cot
toa fabrics Domestic fabrics are in steady
demand, without great activity; and sheetings,
shirtings and drills remain at previous prces.
Summer prints are yet selling to fair extent.
The wooden trade shows a limited degree OF
activity from the purchasers Of the clothiers,
who are preparing for thgir fall trade, and are
manufacturing garments freely. Fancy cassi-
meres continue to be very active, and are the
leading article Just now, and prices Of these
are firm Cloths, as well as low qualities Of
woolens for winter clothing, are all In excess
Of stocks, and are heavier in pfiees. Shawls
and ribbons are about the only goods in the
dry goods line which have paid a good profit
this season.-IRdepsadeHf jane 8.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review,
PROF. b. II,

A RRAEGENENTs have nnaliy been perfected for the
~ permanenf estabis hment Of this sgazine and We
sreNbe 10 announce the OF the drst number N
June Te copy already IN the hands Of TIE printer
and the work progressing rapidly the Issuing Of
nrst number will permit Tue Editor deems himseif for
tunaie securing the rntins At the extensive estab
lshment OF the hOrnina Bulletin Company, whose un-
surpassed facilities and wei establishes reputation,
guaTantee style Of typography worthy the terarvea
acter of.the work
OR f,iends Al home and abroad win please forward
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Rsou over the Hiver Bank. corner Main and Madison
streets Letters may be addressed 10 the Kdor 10 the
BsIIefin Company. The foll0ving are the
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N EsPBCTFULLT offers his professional services p the
N citizens Of Memphis and Its vicinity,
his resde,oe IL Mccall street. next 10 that Of A.
q. Douglass.
Unoz second or where be may be found at all heurs,
- ,-4affv nryaH
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A assOBHKY AT Law, Memphis, Tenn. References;
"A Aasssrs Ward Jones, Phinips White, Lamb,
YcrnE d Co NcCEuakan, frousdals Dil, kilton
Psfr,..n Knes Owen, Rsq n. Avery, Esq, Memphis.
of,oe ID stsirs a. the co,Der q xttn sDd 1aoiso1
pFsiti. nsx1 dorF % re esyuSc ssgiap lusttrtea,
en.F-siY
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T1mER M00RE-

NLs De- " kLlOEL9
4 f9ORNEY AT Law, Jackson, Tenn. Al business
A at-ustsd 70 his care prozpty sttsnded TO-