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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
for the Ohio Peniten-
tiarY.
oFglcg onIo PRylrEIrlARY.

OFFICE oBfo PBSfTk5TiARY,
Columbus. bee. %. iStI. !
Scaled Pr"posals will be received al This O5ce un-
iil Friday, January 18th, 1869, > O'Clock
=. M. for Furnishing the institution with
Fifteen Hundred Pounds Fresh Beef
per week, delivered 10 the fdrr d1rr.nrs eac week
N rdual proportions, on MOSDAYo, WEDbS rs
nays, anl. RiIhAYS, froui Januafy 1871, sg2. 10
July lJfh. 1882. rhe efto b. pr gp0Iqnliiy: from
Cguie not Heighiag iess fiaa jOO Lb5. neu.
Fifteen Hu ind red Pounds COrncd HecC
per week. from January 18Th. l-G3. To July 18th .G2
The Beef 70 be o, good quality. clear Of knutkls
bones aud shank.. The guahiii! ~ be lncruased or
diminished Is tno Warden may direct.
$50 bbis. Prime Pork, 15o bbis. Mess
Pork.
t. Jeplt Up from co-n-fsI Hogs, and pacted willi
Sew York or Liverpool coarse salt. Bids HLi be a.
isrtqiHed J0r Fi|ty bbis. aud HBpards.
Also bids wIil b0 received ut The zane time. . oil
for the length of'inc. for the Gear, rough nhJ
salt grease Orthe institution,
No bids will be considered rnlsss saiisfactory 80
curity iOr the faiihfI performance Of iAe samn &C
company each bid.
No bids viii be received on the day ofiriiing.
JOHN 4. PRENTICE. Wirden.
n. T.. PARsONs,
J.J wooD, Directors,
!. J. JANSEG,
January % leCn,
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BREAD AND CAKES
Dissolution.

YUyHE pariner.lp heretoforr e1i-tiH, hti~sra She
! udersigneI.'under the name Of R=ew y Hnrher-
~ was dissnVeiby mutual coH.rnt on rIe l7th in't.
r. ". Bcrfy having purchased itr Interest " hc 70
Hiring p. rtncr. will c0uinur the grocery aul bakery
hn,ine.S at the old -iard nearly opposite the Hnrk'
inc Valley Bank. and settle - lb hI-io"ss ol the
did Arm =. V. BERRY.
Oct. ~. 'isGt-tC39 GEO. RCRBEREY
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Attachment Notice.

John Good and william. Good " william Z. BsyerIy.
DRFoRR J. v. Bnson. Justice Of the Pesse Sf
ID Wslnat township. Fairfield eOdnty, Ohio, on no
fh duy ~ Novet,brf. l-5l, said Justice issped
order 9f usta-hmshtiH She Hbove action for Ibs su
u S7I. N. TImo Of tdzl, December 80. 1851, al 10
O'Clock, a. u. JoHS coon,
WILLIAM GOOD.
S0y. % 1907 - 3s3j
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Dissolution.

yHNItK pattbershp hercioforc existing between A.
Sreiynen,nn aud John l.. Tuthul, under the firm Of
A RrnnIelhan & Co., Us this day dissolved by mutual
CONSENT The books aud accounts aro In the hands oi
10. Ththil for settlement ut our old stand Grene's
Block. A RpENNEMAN,
JOHN L.TUTHILL.
Lancaster, Dec, IG, lsGl-3w31.
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Ntw Advertisements.
MASONIC CALENDER
REGULAR MEET[NOsi

LANCASTER LoDGE, 80. s7...,..;aB.. IL. isC9
e. Chapter Nn. II - ".
ENCAMP1ENT, No. Q, u, "
Nov. -, 1851. @. STElNMAN, Recorder
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NOGEGR.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 Jackson Barrett that
! y on the eslh day OF December. 4. D. l-6l, his
wife. Frames r. Barrett. died IN the Court OF Com
mon Please, in and for the county Of Fairfield aud
State of Ohio her petition against him setting forth
that he has been Wlfnlly absent from hei TOT more
than three years last past and has during all that
time grossly neglected his duty towards her; and
praying thai lheirmarriase may DO dissolved and both
parties freed from the obligations thereof and thal
reasonable aIluy may be allotted 70 her oul Of his
properly: aul that she may be restored 10 her m1td
EN- name, Frances Pnller aud he ia further notified
that said cause will come for heITns at tho neX
tdrn Of said court.
Dated this 3nd day or January, 1872.
HUNTEB Il DAU0HERTY.
s Atorney. for Petitioner:
1nn. Q. lsfl-GXI1-nfSa 90
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risipF frsR Ta7H-iiirs or Ois'rve:iors
ofthe Blood or Ss.rs'i0ns.

in which hev 10 not give prozp' rr'i,f and. ad-
ininistercd hafore the very citadel ofilfr has been
invaded y efSt, paiais-s and perfect rH-r.
Bear in mind that the SCAkniNANTANN NEGET
RLE RLOOn PTTLS arr endorsed by the experience
nc thousands Of living witnesses. who. in letters af
alavits medical works. nd by word of mough. pro-
claim then Them to he the very best preparation NJ
the Kind ever offered TO the broLeu-pwn victims o'
ll.hrallh. They hunt Gisease through every avenue
and all ofthe system, ,and eXpcl itihoroughly aud
permanently.
No oae can doubt iheir surrroritv Gf,er one sn.la
trial they aro not ouly better, bn in fact cheaper
than any other pills. for taSes alessnumbcr ofhem
tn produce better effect.
Price of the Scandinavian Ve@elable Blood Pnrid-
cr 81 perbo,tle. or per halfdozen. or the Sean
dinavtaii Vegetable Blood Pills. aj ceuts per box or
hovrs f,r 81. ..r.
Read mr. Roback's Spcci1l Notices and CeriG'utc'
published in conspicuous part OF this paper from
lime In iim".
d.. I,ohaci's Medical NmHna" nnd Ta uily tdvis
er coria nj 70 grcrt variety Undressing aud valu
nhIe Medic n Information. can he had grrts of any
Of his agents throughout thc country.
In difficult or complicated "aSes. Dr. %ohack may
he consulted personally orr by Ieucr, enclosing one
~''''i' NEyV ARTICLE
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HEALTH.

No,h Sites is apparently better this
morning. though he is so low that II is
difficult to ascertain his true condition,
He is the only one Ofmy boys that is dan
gerous, who are at present in our camp.
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LIVER c lMPLAINT.
restore the health anil sircngih o .e s1serrr.
That SICK FEMALES.
who have ian-uished for years in helpless v'ahnss
nd dc.nondcncy recrpe rate with sr't rtpidity ma
der their inyigoraiing nDrr1iion. That all sevHal
disabilities arc removed hv thei- cordial aud gentle
stimulating properties. That they regruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however thev NAV liza ve trfod with and nbu.ed.
that their dircct tendercys to lengih'r life. and
render II enjoyable. That oncrntins "ir"ctly upon
the Eois0n Of fbe dise7ss ia th' biooi they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
aud discharge from the system every tart 81 Scrofu
la ,wheiherherediary or otherwise. That they
BEIRUT TIE nEulLITIrrn.
md th4 thcrs is M is"asr m the s;nmarN an Gov
el. the Liver the Nervous system, the Skiu, Glurd,
or Muscles.
.4sisiHP frsm Tapu-i,irs Distinctions
of the Blood or Se.rs'i0ns.
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Tic following extracts from letters Of
Captain ST1ScncoMD TO his wife, we pub
Iish for the benefit of those who have
rrleLds or relatives in the 18th Regiment.
CAMP NEAR SOMERSET, Ky,
a. Dpcsmher Oh 1891
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[rhe friends and relatives of the above
named can learn all atout th-ir health.
by calling upon MRs. SrINcncoMD, as she
will get letters every day from Captain
Stinch, omb. -EDs $50
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] don't look fora hight now, unless, we
attack the enemy. which will not be done,
Unless, We get force enough to make our
victory sure In which event you will
hear Of victory. such as General Pope is
said to Lave achieved in Missouri. am
not at liberty to give the details or places
but I think you may prepare yourself to
hear OF a battle and ,Iictory before long,
not a thousand miIeS from n,Schoephff :
column, .r .3.ss.. li. sf.
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a place for the confinement of city prisoners
shoald Be regarded by you as matter Of the
highest importance. The city Jail or calaboose
was By some authority entirely demolished
during The latter part Of the past corporate
year, and at present there is no place in the
city where persons found guilty or accused OF
crime can be securely and safely confined.
viii recommend, IS q matter of the high
est importance, the immediate erection Of a
city prison, and, in addition thereto, would
advise the investigation of the authority or
authorities by which the old Jail was torn
down, and the prosecution of the parties.
In conclusion, gentleman, allow me TO say,
that will always be pleased TO cooperate
with you in everything which is for the inter
est of Memphis and the happiness and pros
perity of her people.
Trusting that your legislation may be bar
monious and beneficial 10 all, and that you
may close your administration with credit TO
yourselves and with the approval your con-
stituents, remain,
Yours respectfully,
JoHM PARK, Mayor.
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COMMERCIAL.
MEMPHIS WHOLESALE MARKET.

DALT UNION Appeal 0FFIcE,
THURSDAY July 10, 1862. !
Revised daily for the UNION APPEAL by l. D.
Conaway & Co., wholesale and retail grocer, No. "a
Madison street. between Main street and Front Row
CoTTON-26 to CSC for Treasury notes and Northern
money, "a to 90 in gold. The market is active.
sUGAR-Sales at to 751zc, and dull.
COFFEE-Sales at o to Csc q u for Rio.
FLoUR-Sales of superhne at Ss25 to S4 double
extra, S5.25 to Sc.
iBACoN-Sales of canvassed hams at from 10 SIC
plain do country cured 64c shoulders, to &c;
sides, 6 to &c.
LARD-sales at from "a to Sc, in bblsi choice, in
kegs, 81 to &c.
BuTTER-sales of good at from Is to 1sc; plenty
, in market.
EGGs-Ssles at from to Sc = doz
MACKEREL-sales of No. stSls . bbl; half-bbls,
$40; No. large. bbls, $3.50; half-bbls ST. White
fish &c q n.
HERRING-Sales of Holland at Sc z keg
BEANS-Sales of choice white at $500 q bushel;
choice navy, S225 to $3.50; castor beans 0oc.
PEAs-sales of split at So v bush
HoMINY-Sales of flint at $1.25 q BUSH
CORN MEAL-Sales at $500 2 Dbl.
CANDLES-Sales of star, in large quantities at Is
to l5c = d.
LAGER BIER-ssles st SO to 81 y bbi, witbsa
downward tendency.
The above quotations are in Federal currency
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Board efT MayOr and Aldermen.

fss%lkM N# EkN - NH e
Board called at seven, met at eight o'clock.
S. TIGHE in the chair.
DIR. OGDEN from the Seventh ward vas called
and S worm
Mr.. Tom ihfaFruEea Csu6sii all that was
last night done was informal and would shave
to be done over again tonight"
Moved the Board proceed to election of
Permanent Chairman. Passed
.syTIeEK from 1sts Ward nominated
DR.. JOHNSON was nominated, but declined.
ballot was held and resulted in four votes
for Mr.. Tighe and five for Dr. johnson. DR..
johnson was then,held duly elected, and took
me presiding scat GHes said he was gratifed
bat not qualified; would try to do his best, and
trusted to have the cooperation of the Board
in all that might be necessary. He supposed
the imposition efsa tax should be attended to.
Mr.. Tfghe thought not and proposed the
filing of vacancies nominating S. T. Morgan
for that il the Second Ward. No opposition.
S. 7. Morgan being elected by ballot, came
forth from an inner Foona and took the oath.
". Sides, whom Mr.. Henghold looked at
- SAcRtOHc was again
a.edby Dr. Brooks for the Fourth ward, as
also DR.. Merrill for the same ward. Mr..
Sides obtsiHed one vote. 4 DIR. A. T. Merrill
ten. The latter Pronounced elected.
Vacancies in Fifth ward then considered,
Postponement voted down.
Sixth ward vacancy in consideration next.
W. Rozelland j. MeInersw dominated. On
ballot Mr.. Rozell was elected by majority of
eight votes Mr.. McIncrow obtaining only
two.
DR.. Merrill coming in took the oath and
then took his seat. ! gYsB sT
Mr.. Henghold suggested that MIR. Rozell
take his seat, which, after taking the oath of
Office, he Immediately did.
Mr.. Tighe moved the taking Of the Mayors
message. Notion passed. ksl-E y lAa
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Trustees Sale.

I)Y virtue of the power vested in trustee by q
ID deed of acknowtd deed the 2sth day OF Janu
airy, 1860 and recorded in the Registers office of Shelby
county in hook No 40 part No l. pages 612, 6l3 and
the payment of certain prumssory notes therein
mentipnei, to-wit made payable due the 21st
day of September $780, the of hundred and
eighty dollars and City and ether made
payable and due the 2s day OF Septe ber 1884, fer
hundred snd eiEhtyLseven dollars and ty cents,
beth OF which notes are made pay able TO Patrick Nc
Grath the beneficiary in said deed OF trnt will proceed
SELL in front the court house door, the city of
Memphis he payment of said notes which :
main due and unpaid tuesday, the 9th day Of July,
1861 at twelve o'clock cash the hi he bidder,
the following escribed properly being the set
forth and described in said deed trust towit lot No.
T. being part of lot No 1885, Patrick MeGrath's subdi
vision and particularly described in said deed Of
trusts The title said lot is believed be good but
will only convey such conveyed to
jye-l0t JOHN McGRATH, Trustee.
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RIVER AND sTEAmBoAT NEWS.

The steamboat Shinge.s sank at o'clock
a N yesterday, few miles south of Ran
dolph, through coming in contact with snag.
Ne lives lost, She was laden principally with
sick aud wounded soldiers, but owing to Der
nearness to the shore all were saved.
The upper Mississippi is rising slowly. The
Ohio is falling Al Pittsburg, with Il feet by the
pier mark.
The Tennessee is falling-only feet scant
to Eastport, and 20 inches GA Colbert shoals.
The lower Ohio, hi sissippi and Illinois are
in fair navigable order.
No nsws from below
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LOCALS MATTERS.

CONTENTS OF FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES.
Late and Important War News-Escape Of
Federal Prisoners Capture Of Vessels Run
ting the Blockade-No More FurIoughs-
Stonewal Jackson-Another Battle-The
Tory Preachers. in The Penitentiary at Nash
vile What They Think Of It-whant1 Will
be Done with Them The Position on the
james River-Rebels in Mexico-G orgia-
Andy Johnson's 4th of July Address, etc, e.e.
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Douglass Jerrold was subjected to a series of
long interviews with an old lady, friend of
the family, who was in the habit of ticking to
him in very gloomy and depressed manner,
presenting to him only the sad side Of life
"Hang it." said Jerrold, " she wouldn't allow
thera was bright side to the moon.n
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MAD DoG-HTDRoPHoBIA AND ALE SORTS
OF CANINE DANeERs.-Ye stsrday mad dog
was shot on DeSoto between Madison and
Monroe streets. The iowa is full of dogs
quadupedal and bipedal, and the sooner both
are muzzled the safer the community.
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THE MIssIssIPPIls FAFpRlTE.-The swift
and beautiful steamboat Won Phul, now run
ming between here and s.. Louis, arrived at our
levee last afternoon, and leaves here for St.
Louis this evening at 8 o'clock.
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Az ATTRocIoUs MURDER RUMoRED.-
There Is a rumor in the city that an atrocious
murder was committed on Third street, on
Wednesday night, but after much search we
have come to the conclusion that it was COM
mitted by the manin the iron mask, against
whom warrant, specific in name and resi-
dence, should be at once issued
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QUxRY.--Where is the beligeEelt- lawyer,
who headed a crowd the day the Federal gun
boats arrived at Memphis, and urged them to
fire upon the man who should attempt to hoist
the National flag over the Post 0aics2 Won
der if he is still in the city?
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REsTAURANT.-Mr. VIM. Cooper, 81 Mad
ison, between Main and Second, still spreads
his tempting viands at all hours, before his
we'll pleased patrons.
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The WEATHER.--The weather continues
excessively warm. The heavens we're slight
ly overcast towards nighgt, and MANY ex-
pected shower, but "Blessed are they who
expect rothing for they shall not be disap-
pointed" sl9te - .samlls1ae
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JUsr received by Blelock 81 Co., 2s7 Main
street, HarPer's Weekly and Frank Leslie
illustrated, for July 18th; Mercury and led
ger ; BaItows Monthly, Psterson's Magazine
aud Thompson's Bark Note Reporter for July !;
also, Vanity Fair, for July. ..
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SoLDIER, ARREsTED.--A,f fast. soldier was ar
rested yesterday and brought before the Pro
vost Marshal, for mounting 3 carriage, and
taking sundry extra liberties. he was in
state - 9 l99sTSf'se1sionf . THAI
l.. Buttles, instead of L. L. Butler. an we
printed attas shdldfathd Eesser-Lisas, hasl en-
tire charge Of If the Post Office, and all persons
having business with the Ofie will cal on.
himBT bus sb0oD y5nB4 Y
Mr.. G. s S. TODD, the gentlemanlv and
business man whose pleasant familiar face we
meet every m6fning dealing out Stamps for
National scurreney,1is Chief Clerk. When
the cars from Columbus and Nashville make
their regular trip. again. citizens and soldiers
viii have plenty Of letters once more and al
hacds have enough 70 de- si bssaads
1ra
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CoNTIsuED.-Hyde s. Co.'S Auction sale of
Sugars, Wines and Family Groceries viii be
continued this morning at 10 o'clock, at R. T.
Beektsl's, 337 Main street. n
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TAG HIGHT OF Professor
Holloway takes Dox of Morrison's Pills, and
believing that he has been cured by them,
sends testimonial to the proprietors.
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J. X. DAWSON, Editor, writes US from
Cairo-too late for the present issue. He says
he will make st. Louis in his routasbefore his
return
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ATTENTION FARMERS AND
PICKET GUARDS!

EFT my stabe and probably the city, Oh Sunday
IL morning June %, S0RREL MARE, seven or
eight years DID, about fourteen hands high, ponvbult
round rump, heavy neck, in very good order, left
hind foot white, with collar marks three inches long
on both shoulders black saddle with blue bride,
broken bit with long branches and steel curb chain
webb rens. / hired her out at O'Clock A NJ, to a
young man about twenty two years old, i've feet nine
inches tall sparly built smooth face, yeliowish COM
pexion black hair and wearing grey cashmere pants
and black coat. Any who viii return the Mare or
give such information that find her, win be liber-
ally rewarded
PAUL SCHUSTER,
Arabian Stable, Union street, between Second and
Third RtreetR. Witt
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A LOT Of fellows bantering large and fat
companion, remarked that if all flesh was
grass, he must be a load of hay. II suspect
am,n said the man, "from the way the asses are
nibbling at me-
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Ladies Of Memphis
and Vicinity.

NEYE inv ts your attention handsome tment
wv Of INEATS FANCY HATS, as also cfildrsns.
BIZ Main street, cppostfe Planters Bank
iya2t aa Indy Q Co., yrnm %. Lcais.
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From the LONDON 6looe ? - y =
We do lot think it right to pass unnoticsd
thepscifc seRtimentso y aaeuaber efsthe Con-
gfess OF -the-U aited. States AMr. Benjamin
Wood, who is described as very popular
representative of the city of New York, We
polished yesterday some extracts from
speech prepared but not delivered by that gen.
tleman, which be solicited and obtained leave
from Congress to have printed and circulated
with their other proceedings. The first.thing
that strikes English readers in this occurrence
is that public man who was not afraid to ask,
and public body which Is not sVerss 10
grant, the privilege above mentioned, need
no.-the former have been afraid to deliver,
or the latter averse to listen to, the Speech
speech which, if it seemed both good to the
| author and his should havc-been audience
should be read marked and inwardly digested
| by the general constituency, might equally
I have seemed good 50 be, delivered by the re-
| preventative man.. and listened to by the re-
/ presentive House. NtNsF .s
There is an ancient story of an eminent eli
ent of Gle 70, reading in exile the Grafton
| "Pro Milone," which was written expressly
for his defense, and exclaiming that if his ad
vocate had delivered that Grafton he should
/ not be where he was If Congress should be
i converted to peace along with their constitu-
ents, BY reading Mr.. Woods Grafton, they win
have some right to complain that fair start
| was not given them Of the general public;
4 and that they had not the chance of CORRECTING
the error of their wars first. II does not, al
the first glance, seem complimentary TO the
temper Of Congress, or creditable 10 the ccur-
age of a popular member of that body, that
aDprehensions should be virtually confessed in
this manner lest the former should not be able
to keep his legs and the latter their temper
i and that an appeal shouEd BE- thus made
through the press to the dispersed from the
collective wisdom of the country.
Returning to Mr.. Woods speech. what hai
struck us forcibly in its peryading sentiment
! 1 is the close similarity, or rather identity 0
1. tone with Mr.. Burke's on g Cancellation will
. America There must bevery many instruct
: ed and rejecting persons in the Northern
) States, to whom that tone must be infnitel
. more acceptable than the crusading abolition
= list, or the major eneralstyle, which they hav
: been more visited with. And it may not b
+ uninteresting to show, by . few citations fror
> Burkes great American speech, which has a
r wars been highly appreciated in the oountr
: whose cause it pleaded, how naturally the r.
Ill eurrence of violent lsituations and Ivioler
Q courses calls forth the repetition Of calm'
J. counsels from calmer minds.
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CIoARs.-Those wishing good cigars can
suit themselves by calling on friend w. r..
Hume, at the Nayaower, on Main stres} be
tween Poplar and Washington streets.
willie
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WAR AMONG. FHE sNEGRoEs.-zA couple
of negro women engaged 10 q political dis
cussion near the Charleston depot yesterday
which eliminated in fight.
AUNT SARAH-I knows dem Yankees vii
steel. Masss James told me so sfore he went
with Massa Borigard. ,,,rYD
AUNT DrNAH-They be no more thieves
than you is.
AUNT SARAH-You call me tief?
AUNT DIEAH -You's as bad as Yankees
Fs.als~FiEht. 1fYT I4HM
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FOR SALE OR LEASE FOR TEN
YEARS.

A BEAUTIFUL BLOCK OF BUILDINGS on the
II Of Madison ana Third streets, fronting las
teet Third and IL on Madsoa street. in the center of
the City Of Memphis.
This property il ney suited and situated for Hotel
kept the English style The building is four stories
high the ain portions being the story the
being accessible with three from OF the
pavement without any connection with the upper part
Of the hotel IL desired.
This property be purchased for half cash. the
balance in two three four and five years, enabling
party purchasing pay with certainty ems halt from
the proceeds of the house great bargain here he
had by applying between and the last Of this month
to me, at my ofbcs in the Gavoso Block, my ST.
dencs CHARLESTON and Memphis railroad, and
a half mile from the city.
he2w D. NJ LEATHERMAN