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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-13

IT, AAAA r ~ AHAOaA- u EAL-MIE
ID and the Public generally, that I havo on
hand land constantly rocelvingl one OF the
largest stocks Of goods in my line ever brought
70 this city all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared to sell at Lower figures than any house
in the city, To close cash buyers can offer SUI
perior Inducements. Call and examine my
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. M
stock consists, in part. Of the following articles
a general assortment PLAIN and saney
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes
Cream Nuts, Can Honey.
Almonds, Can Green Peas.
F1loeTts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can MackereI.
Currants, Can Tomatoes,
Citron, Tomato Catsup.
Honey in Glass, Pepper sauce
Jellies in Glass, Sardines, I & bxs..
Preserves In Glass, HOLSTERS, i & 2Ibs..
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, I, I, I, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. &Fdo.
P~ineapplesi in Glass, Strip, bbls. & J do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Pineapples, RefIdA Coffee do.
Can R~aspberries, Powdered Sugar,
Can Blaekberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picked Bsets.
Cove Oysters, | & 2Piched Lobster,
ID. cans, salmon, 1G2l5. cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and nae
Msckerel in bbEs. & hE. bbls., Nos. /, 2
and 8,
Msekerel In kits, Nos. l, 9, and 9,
AlOO Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, diffsFSt Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground 4 whole,
Buckets, Tubs, Brooms, Washboards etc,
Mustard in small and large Dkgs..
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London Club Sauce,
Indigo, German Soap,
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio & lava Coffee
Blueing,
so bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky.
20 bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky.
70 bols. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in csiks& bots.
Sherry, Curasoe,
Medeira, Absvnthe.
Port
FIRE WORKSI FIRE W0RKSI!
Just RsOsivsd as Large an assortment Of FIRE
NeEas a. was ever brought to this CIV M-part
e. follows:
800 boxes Fire Crackers,
1000 boxes Torpedoes,
A General Stock Of
Rockets. Roman Candles,
sERPEETs, FIRE WHEELS, ZIG.
An Goods
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED
Delivered Free Of Charge
To An Parts Of the CITY.
Constantly recsivtns
Eggs, Butter, Potatoes, Cheese, eie.
L. ROCCO,
Corner Madison and Second Streets,
KOs. $50 & sos.
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n recommending these Pianos to public
notice, TclGin1 that they Gre superior to
ana other Pianos made IN ~vOlu7le,
purity Of tone, great Po,Oer, 6riAtaRcy,
fullness, depth and eve1ness Of touch,
durability and finish Lh0t only e.Gjm
this, but Tam prepared to su6stantidte
Il TO he entire s~dtisfdcti0n Of all par
ties interested, and cdH safely ledUe IL
to am candid judge or judges for de-
eiSion. Il guarantee Of JaUe years
given tDith eUeTy Instrument and no
charges made for cOVer, stool or ship-
ping, Old Pianos taken IN exchange.
II. BERNARD,
mari i'm 80 Main street.
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Fresh Arrfvais-MayE, Allen & Lsw, go
Main street, have just received a large addition
TO their stock Of Family Groceries, which arc
offered o he public Al Lac lowest market prices.
By closs application 70 business and upright
dealing they hope 70 merit and receive a fair
share ofpubho patronage. Zee their advertise
menL
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FOr FicksburE-fhe nne steamer Des AT
leaves this day for all points this side OF Yicks-
bars. She n she only pa.zet leaving to-day
and, as Tom Berry Is On command, and as he
always leaves evary TUESDAY az s p.m- we pre-
diet him a good ttips Don't fonetthe Des Arc
as she IS our city packet. She has no tubular
boilers, and you need have no fears 60 on the
Dies Arc she Is the finest paeketleayin Today,
and lands at al points.
Merchnut raIt0rirg.-Power 8 MeGeoy.
2s Second street, are receiving their spflng ano
summer stock OF merchant tailor's EoodRi thai
J SURPRISES anything ever offered IA this market
For choice OF selection they are ahead 81 any
! thing we have ever seen. French cloths Diack
and fancy colored pantaloons, and v~estings'
c%oatings. and suits Of every hue and color. We
nSt our ffiends and the pubhe to-eaH and see
urstock. For quality OF goods and price we
! challenge competition In our trade. As usual.
We guaranty a stylish, neat fitting garment or
DO sale. call ands see our stock
POWER & MeGEoY
View Restaurant,-Nessrs b.. Hoiiander 3
Charles Berton, viii open the " Cosmopolitan
Restaurant" at No % Monroe street. on Tues
day next; and have entirely renovated and put
in splendid order every part OF the establish
ment They will keep at an times every luxury
The market affords, ans have a Bar stocked
with al kinds OF the finest wines and liquors.
and serars OF the most approved brands VIII
take day bo-arders-only Of a genteel class OF
men. They have also a ladies saloon up stairs
neatly furnished in first class style. grand
lunch will be set on Tuesday morning, nom 20
to y O'Clock, and every day thereafter.
marII-5t
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Hanufaeturer's Sale OF FurnItuus NJ auc-
ton, by Passmors q CO, his morning at ten
olcIocE
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House Furnishing eOOds-aisnFen

Paris styIes-suk Basques and saques
the latest Paris styles, have just been received
Al Mack, Bros. d Bohm, No. sGl Main street.
marIl-.t
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Manufacturers sale Of Furniture at auc-
ton, By P@asmore q Co. this morning at ten
orrlorh
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FINANCIAL.

In view ofthe heavy losses sustained by the
working classes, and our citizens generally,
from counterfeit Postal currency, would it not
be well fJr our city to follow the example -four
sister cities New Orleans and Mobile, and issue
change notes o. her own. making Grgenbacks
the basis, for their redemption? It certainly
would be OF vast service n the notes were well
gotten up, ana Jhe CITY would be the gamer in
the end.
To such an extent was The counterfeiting o.
Confederate notes carried on during The war,
the penalties for Uttering counterfeit money
have lost all their terrors, as in this city alone
It is estimated that there IS at least $4,000 OF
counterfeit currency in circulation. We hope
that some measures viii be taken at once TO
relieve our people from this dilemma. It is
time that the National Banks are distributing
The new issue Of Change Notes as rapidly as pos
sible, but we have no guaranty that they VIII
not be counterfeiJed also, for IL Is said that the
first OF the second issue Of the Fifty Cent Notes
ever put In circulation in Chicago, were coun-
t~erfelt, and the people there have suffered
severely by them.
Money matters were very dull yesterday, and
We have no change 10 note in the general mar
ket. Gold is stil unsettled, and the bankers
were Offering 27815 yesterday for st.
Uncurrent Notes were dull and nominal.
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Private schooI.-we are happy IN being
able toinform parents and guardians that Mr..
J. A. n. Robert, who 40 successfully taught
schooIin this city ten or twelve years ago, has
opened a private academy At the residence OF
Ma 5. Wilson. near the commencement OF
Adams street. Mr.. Roberts 81 thorough scholar
and a kind hearted gentleman Children
placed under his charge will receive proper at
en-ffnm.
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TIE DOCTRINE o. NON-REsIsTANCE
EXEMPLIFIED.-On Adams street, sat
urday forenoon, two gentlemen with a
strong foreign accent commenced a most
furious war Of words, which ended by
one Of the parties taking to his heels
closely folowedb b the other. The fierce
pursuer speedily overlook the fugitive,
who, 70 the astonishment Of the by
ISLANDERS, suddenlydr0pped TO the ground
without a blow given, and quietly laid
still whilst the other individual applied
his boot 10 certain portions of his person
with more energy than grace, until
stopped by a policeman, who evidently
disapproved Of such a one sided combat,
and marched of the aggressor to the
station house.
TIE LEE ENDOWMENT FUND.-We
are very much pleased to learn from the
Rev. DR.. Walton, the agent, that u cit
liens are subscribing with characteristic
generosity & this great work, which has
for its object the establishment and inn
provement ofthe Washington College Of
which Gen. Lee IL the honored President
and with which that name which has
been, and ever wiz be, 50 fondly cher
ished by the people Of the South, VIII
hereafter be associated. Il having been
doubted by some enemies Of the enter
prise, whether DR.. Walton was a 50B0
Sde agent Of the college, we take pleas
ure In stating that he carries with him
the proper authority from Judge John
w. Brackenborough, the Rector Of the
Board Of Trustees. We sincerely hope
that at least IS, 900 viii be subscribed by
the BlufC towards this great work.
A CRITICAL SURGICAL OPERAuoN.-
We we're accidentally a witness, on Sun
day afternoon, of most critical opera
ton under the skillful knife Of DR.. o. 3.
Knode, in a case Of gunsh0t wound. The
ball entered at the verge Of the anus
whilst the man was in astOoping posture
and lodged beneath the muscles, near
the middle Of the abdomen, and was
lying almost in contact with the peritO-
neum, which necessitated an extremely
delicate operation ia the removal, for the
slightest slip or an unsteady hand would
have periled the life Of the patient by
Inflammation Of the before mentioned
membrane. The patient was not under
the influence Of ehloroform or any sim
liar agent and the operation was over in
les thar three minutes.
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TIE MASKED SINGERs.-The mystery
that environs the masked concert that is
shortly to take place, for the benefit Of
the Southern soldiers widows and or
phans, is the general theme on the streets,
and even the newspaper qnd nuHcs, who
are supposed TO know everything, have
failed 10 find out anything beyond the
fact that a concert is 70 be given. Who
are the singers Echo answers, who?
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30 Trimmlngs-Nsnsea 80 { d.

Manufacturer's Sale Of Furniture at auc-
ton, by Passmore & Co., this morning at ten
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
No. 50 Water Street, P%ittsburg, Penn.
General Agents for Tennessee,
.CAYCE, BEARD & CO.,
81 South Court Street,
MEMHPIS, TENN,
nB OF whom Circulars and all further infor-
nation may be obtained.

nation may be obtained.
DO You Wan a stock q Good.
DO Tou Want FurHi a9Fss. BEARD : Co
DO You Want to Buy q HouseI
Cali on CAYOE, BEARD & co.
DO TOu Want to Buy a Farm2
oel on CAYcE, BEARD { co.
DO Ton Want to sen Real Estate'
60 to CAfCE, BEARD a 20.
DO Fou Want to Sell Your stocks
Go 10 CAYCE BEARD 90,
DO YOu Want to Buy Or Sell 4nylAl3gf
DO Yea Want 10 Know AHythlngs
Inquire OF CAYCE, BEARD a co.
HAVE Tou aEy kind OF Trade?
GO TO THE ARCADE
DO You Want TO Know their Place
Go to
NO. 81 SOUTH COURT ST.
lShll
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HELD TO BAIL IN 5000 BoND.-The
negro Dave Joyner had a hearing before
Esquire J. c. Creighton, yesterday, and
was held 70 bail in the sum Of $1,000, in
default OF which be was committed 70
Jail.
GaIlatin Smith 'colored) had a mule in
his possession, valued at $50, the prop
erty Of Mr.. Spaulding, Of Mississippi,
which it is believed he came dishonorsbly
BY, and after a hearing before Esquire
Creighton, was held to bail in $1,000.
Failing to procure bondsmen, he also was
locked I'd.
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Our wholesale stock Of spring and Summer
Clothing Is now ready. An inspection from
stranger country merchants and planters,
visiting the city. is solicited.
HOBEsON, MITCHELL & Co,
zseooud street, Ayres Block,
marll-lw Opposite Court Square.
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auufaeturers Sale Of Furniture at auc-
ton. By Pessmore & Co., this morning at ter
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RInek s~III.s-Neasen, -. 8 oo.

Spring styles OF Haus and Caps at Whea
ton q Co.'S, 1872 Main street Webster Block
marIg-Iw
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me Rivcrs Q

The St. Louis Rspi0lican ofthe 10th says;
Yesterday was a raw, clustering, dissgreeeble
March day.
business On the landing was moderate.
A. this point NherIver "a about on q tand.
The hissour is nov ia excellent boating con-
diilon to ST. Joseph.
We have news from a place called Omnha
away up IN the Arctic regions. ON saturday
lasI people we're crossing the river al that point
Idly. ET =
From the Ohio river thu rsporta are astall
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Gerrnan National Esuir-This Bank hay
ing been chartered, VIII be opened for business
o N Monday morning. March I2th, $50. mr6-lw
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ogden. TObey q Co. No l6Jeferson street.
pay the hghen market Prcs for all kinds Of IN
currsut Bank Notes. marl-eodl0t.
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r.. P. B5EDITE.
GA p Coz
Be H'GRE5oE,
o,n 2-eeyeso-& Co.i
lREET. EzsEEAW,
fRes1RE Co.;
E A LrTTLErOE, EsQ.,
Q. P NORRIs,
GO. ". EROTTER ESQ,
u
: WULIAE A. GWyFN.
2 OfFostsE ev7rRGCli
-. 3. DAVIS,
SiDAE. ABLE,
ofTsss ~ Col
- &c YES
efE H7r pazyi
PRED. ~ Saith,
s. 3 BEAUMONT
Of Besumoat dam Coz
t60E =. ~. LEPgECH,
r. s. DAVIS
ErusfuEufs
T. ". SHTTIE
Nee-PrEldcuts
C.P. E0RBIS
cashier
nls-au
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Paris ManGes-Menken, Bros. & Co.
something new IL the hat line At wheatoR
ECo'A marlSlw
Manufacturers sale or Furniture at sue
ton, by Psssmore & Co., This morning a. ten
O'Clock.
Our IobbinE stock Of hats and caps Is
now complete. orders solicited. marl8-2t
WHEATON 8 CO, Isa Main st.
stock sAIe.-saIe Of STOCK this morning at
C. II. Bracket & Co.'S, 81 and 20 Second street.
J. r. BAILEY, Aucdoneer.
ogden. T0bey d Co., Banker and Brokers,
No. I5 JEFFERSON screet, between Main snd Front
Row. buy and sell Gold, silver, Exchange, and
Uncurrsut Money. once hours from S O'Clock,
A. T., until 8 O'Clock, p. ~. mari-eodlot.
with Good weather, stock viii he sold to
the highest bidder, mares, mules aHd stock
horses, drsys, licensed wagons, etc, etc Tbs
sale Is to-day, al Al and 90 Court street. Lutz,
Windle Co.'S J. V. GILBERT,
Aucuoneer.
New styIea Of That's just received by express,
al Wheaton & Co.'S, Ig9 Main street, Webster
Block. maIlS-lw
New Dress GoOds-Msnken, Bros. & Co.
"
Call at No. I6 jefferson street before you sell
your Uncurrent Money. marl-eodlot.
MOthers' attention is called TO ire great
variety OF boys hats and caps just received at
wheaton 4 Cos marlo-lW
Alabama, South Carolina and Georgia Bank
Notes wanted by Ogden, Tobey & 90, 30. l6
jefferson street. m0rL-eoQiy|
Fancy sfIIEs-Henken, Bros GO.
Manufacturers sale Of Furniture at auc-
uon, by PaszmoTe s Co., this morning at ten
O'Clock.
ogden. TObey 4 Co. No l6Jeferson street,
pay the hghen n-arkst price FOR All kinds Of I'M
current Bank Notes. marl-eOdl0t.
spring styles OF bats and Caps at whea-
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Plantation,

Highly improved, south OF the city. Al laid
ont for gardening. Good new ~dweliEg-ix or
eight rooms, new Out houses. Price, S9i0oo-
one-half cash-balance IN one, two and three
years, with interest. A great bargain Is offered.
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ELEz5T


UNITED STATES
DzSrs Al Hy
GotEHAMESTL SECUEEF rs
AID Bo=
General Bankng Business,
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Stock 8Aie.-sale Of Stock this morning at
C. H Bracket & Co.'S, 81 and 20 Second street.
]. B. BAILEY. Aneloneer.
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Manufacturers sale OF Furniture at sue
ton, by Psssmore & Co. this morning a. ten
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Oar IObbinE stock Of hats and caps is
now complete. Orders solicited. marl8-st
WHEATON & CO., Isg Msin st.
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Ogden. TObey & Co, Banker and Brokers,
no. Is JeHerson screet, between Main and Front
Row, buy and sell Gold, silver, Exchange, and
Uncurrsnt Money. once hours from s O'Clock,
A. Il, until O'Clock, p. ~. marl-eodl0t.
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PAriE Manaes-Menken, Bros. & Co.
Something new IN The hat line At Wheaton
AColA marlS-lw
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Manufacturers sale Of Furniture at auc-
ton, by PaszmoTe s Co., this morning at ten
o,cln.E.
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Real Oin Laoe-Menken, Bros a Co.
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New styles Of that's Just received by express,
at Wheaton q Co.'S, ls9 Main street, Webster
BLOCK. marl3-Iw
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ArrIvnIs.


HteameT IUE IaIFO, I0T NeW JIIaaIa.
sam Gaty.
David White, "
Lady Gay,
Indiana,
marble CITY, 81. Louis.
Non Phul,
Baltic,
Prima Donna, for Cincinnati.
Amazon.
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STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
C-ONFECTTONERIEs.
Wines, Liquors, TObacoOs, segaFs, ETC.,
Nos. $50 and 292 Second Street.
Masonic Building)
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
ID and the Public generally, that I havo on
hand land constantly roceiviagl one OF the
largest stocks OF goods in my line ever brought
70 this city all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared to sell at LOWer figures than any house
in the city. To close cash buyers / can offer Su-
perior Inducements Call and examine ny
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. nv
stock consists. in part. Of the following articles
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Iae - - !. D. Il.

Ihe --zlE1ue Company 5f
panIssO q teis crsly ots=-e1 My
~"Con1ec--C CzmP1u 41 the r-r-s and
they wrlc n01i-i i1
Again, p-.Er.ug ~ -rrrs % % View
fO-A --ouIuor-=E the - -c r.
asemeul gao solid ucsanv cG-u40 I-- +
t-utfou thus.
"IrstiI rcu-f-E more q mar H---
than iuit1 ION has s Els
"Ey what $50 la aiareals fszfI 1Hr--- --
the pnLcsuph-rs 4--ue3
"fhs eEfrzord1rzET erorz when have Go
tinguisaeti-5 uup-Fl.ls sus-a.Hl
tne average LOSES Lcr leD -- ..- .-
States, 1t t.ts PERIOD o. rI- ~r ..r--
S-sftt- tae tel-E au1. ULT e uIf AK
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rnncr s-lII..-Meaken. - 3 Il.

Alabama, South Carolina and Georgia Bank
Notes wanted by Ogden, Tobey & 90, 80. l6
jefferson street. marl-eodl0l
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A list Of City and Suburban Property and
Lands IN Tennessee. Arkansas and Mississippi,
allof which are offered at low Prices.
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Twenty Thousand Acres,

200 acres in cypress brake; 100 acres IN tract.
Also, 100 acres adjoining; 600 acres In culti-
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Lying IN Craighead, Green, Lawrence and indie
p~endence counties. Arkansas, selected with
great care, and lying on Cash and Black rivers.
on the line o fthe Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
Price, s. per acre.
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MOthers' attention is called to ire great
variety Of boys hats and caps just received at
wheaton 4 Co.'S. marl8-lw
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C. L Bernardo
This cause came on formal hearing before the
Hon. Thomas Leonard. Judge, ETC., on this Nth
day Of March. 1856, being one OF the days
OF the March Term, 1850, Of tho Comfy
Court Of Shelby County, Tenn. aud upOn a fuA
investigation OF the cause, IL appearing 20 the
Court That IL would moi be TO the interest of the
said Robert Bernard, for The Court 20 appoint
the applicant guardian OF the ssid Robert Ber-
nard. II is therefore ordered 10y the Court that
the petition Of SAID applicsut, HIS. Lee, be dis
missed, at the cost Of Sad petitioner
THOMAS LEONARD. Judge.
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Call at No. 10 jefferson street before you sell
vour Uucurrent Money. marl-aOdl0t.
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Don matd)inaton.

Gin Sricf bon GroipforpSbias, Georgia mel.
eet caB sllcydnber $. StepcnS, Der Gr @cbr.
fen .Siecprdiibent ndbiten5 cincn @ciud) in
8ald)n9tcn obitatten ipirb, ba CT bam 4rdii.
bent SpbnIcn Die3u GrIaubniB betam.
An ben 9rrBcn 6dacn be0 4otpmac ipil man
cine slbcr 9cbbaltgcn Suar5 entrcdt babcn-
Cine Ncicnccmpa9nie, mciit aus YbilapcIpbicr
@cid)dftScutcn bcitcbenb, bat lid gcbibst, um
bic Gntccfln9 au55ubeuten unb Waidncn gum
SermaImcn ccS @citcinS 1pacn bcrctS bon YDs
laoclpba dngcfommcn lcin
Die 3abl Der Sriubcr i'm Bci5cn SoauIe anl
%. Sch. mar uE9cppbni6 9rcB. @cl. @rant,
bic @enerdle Sociparb unb Grcgtcn, lcpie Geo.
SbartbD crpdbltcr Senator fiir ARiiIIlippi,
nnb peridicbcne ncu cripdblte 8cprGicntantcn.
@Rt9Iiebcr fir bic rcccnitruirten Staarn battcn
Nubicnj bci ben Yrdiibenten.
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,Srecl,er NicbGabl.

slm rrrigcn Srcitag ipurbcn !Srn & II 6
c / L. in Nacntrirn, Gin Ncf unb 4dor so.
bic CT Spr bic Shire icincS &leipcrlobcn5
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|iter i'll pe5 @iubr5 So6nbc felcu-uno Der
Eeb bat icitbcn nid)tb prn iih btren loiien-
Ee alcircr iclen S25 mcrtb iein
sud ipht snau i'll bieicr 3eituns cricbcil, baB
IN. George Snbiter, III SiIrtpbcjtboa om
,ten Mitiipod,, spci iiIbcue Soihcnubrcn auS
ner SScbnung 9citcbcrl trcrccn iinb, bic CT
nie tpiebcr jnrilt 1bulim ipirb.
Ran fam bcucr biz @eipegnngol ber Diclen
rumitrcidenren @asabunren nidt ,u l6ari
MAIDEN - bonn ticie gantltrcidT betrciben
rate icbt ibr @ei6dit in uniur @e9cab lfbr
Sacbebnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-06
Eie ,Srtibiatre. Uablen.

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