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STATE ITEMS.

The Daily american Union learns
It is proposed to establish line Of steam.
ers TO run from Chattanooga TO Knox
vile.
The numerous friends of the gallant
Col. Harry Ashby, will be gratified tC
earn that his trial in Anderson county
Hast Tennessee, on several charges
e uded last Saturday in his aequittal
The RepUblieGR Banner asserts posi-.
tiAJely that the Trimble faction of the
ra, teal party are now engaged in import
ing negroes from North Alabama and
Mis sissippi, for the purpose of " stocking
the cards at the next election. The
article concludes thus "Those who
doubt our statement, and who are exten-
sively acquainted among our eOlored
reputation, need only spend few hours
iu th vicinity of the registers Office to
assure themselves Of the fact"
"A Miss Hubbard was severely, and il
Is thought fatally burned, on Wednes-
day, al Nashville, by attempting the
often repeated and dangerous expert
ment of pouring coal oil from a can to
kindle fire.
The Dailg American Union says
So odious has the Brownlow militia be-
come to right thinking people in all sec
tions OF the State, .that It's disbandment
as soon as the election is over is talked Of
by the powers that be, as a measure oi
political safety.
4 General Thomas expresses himself
4 as opposed 70 the whole system oi
4 BrownlOWs militia, and recommends its
4 disbandmept. So says the Banner.
The Herald and Register clGplains
! of warm weather at Lebanon, bll SAYS
4 the town Is distressingly healthy pr the
Z physicians.
The same paper says q nU1 er Ol
members Of the loyal league in ta4 place
have been expelled because they nOA
propose voting the EtheTidgs and con-
servative ticket The total valuation
I Of property taxed in Wilson county this
( year is S4715. lsI. There are $3.50 white
| polls and S45 black, making 34S5, undel
! forty-five years Of age, The actual tax
on the above is S36, los SO.
No cOlOred voters have thus far been
I registered il the counties Of Henry,
( ObiOn and Madison.
The walls OF the new east wing Of
the penitentiary are nearly finished, and
the entire brick work will be completed
in q very short time.
"A petition signed by large number
of the citizens Of McMinnyiile, asking
that detachment Of regulars be sent e
that place, was received recently by
Gen. Duncan, and the request is to be
granted.
The Shelbyville Union says: A great
many radicals in this eOunty-We have q
list OF them-have ssOoTn that they would
not vote In an election in which "buck
negrou voted. Will they keep theii
oath? We shall see when the poll-bOoks
come ia after the August election Is over
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Noon Dispatches. !.


NEw YORK, July 22.--A. New Orleans
special says that late sdviees from Vera
Cruz state that the body Of Maximllian
will be delivered 10 the Austrian iega-
tiOn, and that his remains ere now on
the way 10 Vera Cruz with that vsez.
The truth Of the report that foreign
cOnsuls had been molested in Mexico is
A Fort Phil Kearney dispatch ssys
Judge Kinney, special Indian commits
sioners has just concluded highly salts
factory council with 1900 Crow Indians
there. They are anxious 70 ioin the
expedition against the Sioux. When IN
council the Cheyennes ran off with some
Of their horses. The Crows, however,
recsptured them and killed three In
diaus
Two prize fights took place IN New
Jersey yesterday. The first was between
Bob Wade aud Tom Kavanaugh. Wade
was declared the winner. The other was
between Lawler, the infant, measuring
six feet four inches, and JOHNNY HOgaus.
Lawler knocked HOgans out Of time in
the eleventh round. t.......
WAsHINGToN, July Cit Is the in
tention Of Secretary Seward not tn send
q minister 20 Mexico as retalistory
measure for the rejeeti0n OF his message
concerning the life Of Macmillan fer the
purpose, In the event Of a foreign war
against Mexico, Of showing the chiefs OF
that boastful republic the full extent Of
their dependence on the United States.
Greely's nomination as minister to
Austria will be continued until the next
session Of the senate.
H0atse-The Judiciary committee has
formally decided that as the inpeach-
ment testimony will not be presented by
Saturday, It shall not be published, but
remsin under the seal Of congress.
TOROETO, July 22.-The local govern
ment Of the province OF Ontarin, domin-
Ion OF Canada, was completed Saturday,
by the appointment Of W. G. Cameron,
secretary, and Z. B. Wood, receiver.
General election preparations are eontin-
ued With great vigor. The reformers are
greatly divided.
PEsTH, July 2i.-The national guards
Of Hungary are to be reorganized.
LONDON. July 2l.--Advices from Can
dia report the Cretans preparing a squad
ron Of five ships, with which they Intend
70 attempt the destruction Of the Turkish
1eet which is supporting the army Of
Omar Paoha.
FRANRFORT, July 21.-United States
bonds are quoted to-day at 765 for old
issue.
VIENNA, July2l 1.-The Austrian Reich
stadt have adopted a resolution in favor
OF the political religious faiths, aud ae-
knowledged the legality Of German mar
riagss, when performed by civil magis-
trat6s. H.-
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EUREKA Council. No. Q. Meets 81 Nc
each month odd Fellows Hall. 10
Tn. Ih.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
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IL Offering OUR BITTERS TO the Southern
i Public We have no hesitancy In asserting
their superiority over any Northern prOduc-
tioR In our markets. In their devissment they
are purely Southern = compounded with q
special sdaptitude 70 the various types Of
stomacic arrangements prevalent In our
climate.
nBs gentle stimulant to the system after
undergoing q severe Illness.
It Is cure for Dyspepsia
1t assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
Ii is preventive for Chills and FeveFs.
1t is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons Of the year.
It is HONE enterprise, and possesses true
merit,
sT Sold everywhere.
o. H. EBBERT & CO..
Sole Proprietorss
feblO II Memphis Team.
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PEES Chapter, No l. Meets ID Monday OF each
muuth-Odd- Fellows Hal. J. " nee Ier,
h p. H. II Paynter. Sec
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General Re LEE. Prasidsn.

LEAiA1IVA' FiAsisiA.
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In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
Nc. Is62--Pierre A. Hardy ct al. vs. John Nell
son ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
1 me defandant, Lisida W Organ has de-
parted this life since the commencement Of said
suit and that Therese Louise Organ is her child
and heir-at-laW and q nonresident Of the
State OF Tennessee als9s Arthur Connell, as
appears frOm the Sheri1s return, Is not 20 be
found in shelby county, and further, that he
is q nonresident:
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, aB the courthouse in
the cfty OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
arst Monday in August, 1867, and plead, answer
o. demur 20 complainaDts bill, and I. L. Or
ean to show cause why said suit should not be
revived against her, or the same will be
taken for con- essed as To them, and set
for hearing ex parte; and that copy of this
order be Published once week for four success
siVe weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A Copy-Attest.
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By K. }. BLACK. Depu y Clerk and Master.
HeiskeI, Scott & Heiskell, Sos. ior Com
plainant jy3 iawGw
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In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn
No. l2lS-J. Mason Campbell et al vs.. Jno.
Nelson et al. go
IT Appearing from affidavit IN this cause that
1 the defendant Lisioa W Organ has departed
Ihis life since the commencement OF said suit I,
ls,sT and a nom resident Of The state OF Tennes-
se... m n therefore ordered, that said ThsFese
ne courthOlse IN the city Of Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the first Monday IN August, 1857,
and PLEAD, answer or demur to COMPLAINANT 3
hilI snow cause why said suit should not be
revived aqa1nst her, o. the same wiz be tslEen
for Onfessed rs 10 her, and set for hearing ex
parte, and that copy Of this order be pub
hseed once a week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal. Z -
a eopv-kttest: AUGUsTON ALSTON,
Clerk ana Master.
Pxy r ] EfAs.st Deputy Clerk and Master.
Bei.kell. scott & Heiskell. solicitors for Com
piaiTsnt jySlaW4W
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AtfQch0sent Sstit.

d. MORTIMORE. NJ. D.,
Ofice-RoOm No. . Worsham House,
tells d2tavFawin2m Memphis. Ter
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
PUBL1sHED DAILY a WEEKLY
JOHN s. C. HOGAN s co.
q PRIcE or sUBsCRTPTION.
IOI I : '''I RATS All 80 OF a ADvERTIsINs.

So All Advertisements considered que Aiu
Ss- Sight Hses Of solid nonpsrsil constitte'
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Erec1tt0F's NOtiee.

n FILTERS tesiamentary having been granted
- and testament OF william D. Ferguson,
dacessed by the honorable county Court OF
-,6eiiFv county, Tenn. at the June term thereof
i-sT notice s hereby given 70 all persons hold
inc eIaIfns against The estate Of said deceased
ta -present them 70 the undersigned properly
nrobated within the period specified oy law, or
tbe same will he barrea-
II pa-eone INDEBTED 70 the estate viii please
r,a-e rrornpt payment OF such debts, other
wise steps vii be taken 10 snforee the same
~ilno'' Ns- LV. DIXON, Executor.
luna q, 1867. leo laE4W
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BilI for DtrOrce.

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby County, Tenn
Esther Anderson VS.. George Anderson.
N this cause u appearing nom afndaVit on
/ dle that defendant, GeOrge AnderScn, Is q
non -resident OF the state of Tennessee;
IL rs therefore ordered, That he do enter
his appearance herein at the Courthouse in
.toe city OF Memphis, Tenn, within the three
arst days OF the September Term, 1867, and
Plead answer or demur to complainant's bill,
On the same viii be taken for confessed, and
set for hearing exparte Is is Inrther ordered
thai =. COPY OF this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Men,
phis Appeal
a true cOpy-attest:
NJ. D. L, STEWART, Clerk.
BY GUY THoRPE, D. &.
,BaIlum a Mullgan attorneys for complain
I6ns u, lsa isla hwsv
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NDTICE.

rE1HF creditors OF the estate o. +. "a. Appieby
are hereby notified tnat have suggested
the Insolvency Of SAID estate % the Cierk OF the
me credltors OF said estate are notified 70 ule
fbei~ ciasFos duly authent nticated, within ak
months ffom the date hereof, OF ms nollcs VII
~ sied Ia bar OF the sa1ne.
y j 3. DAHNIEIs Administraier.
kpza lst ~, apS1
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An enthusiastic Fenian demonstra-
| tion took place in Buffalo Wednesday.
Gems. She's, 0Niel and other notables
were present.
-Yirginia papers say that Clark Mills
| is going to make an equestrian statue OF
Robert E. Lee, and has already visited
the general to make preliminary arrange
mentH.
Gov. Green Clay Smith and family,
and General Sol Meredith and w c..
Gallagher, of Cincinnati. arrived at Hell
ena, Montana, on the 9th instant.
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2l4 fr0lt Street.
HERNEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. J.
Stated COMMUNICATION ID "Wednesday night
OF each mouth. Henry p. Woodsrd, SD, g.
NJ, Charles M. Carroll 18th. Sec
MITHgAs Lodge OF Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets 4fh Wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, sd, g.. NJ. A. r.. FARMLAND, sd
Sec.
CAsIPHIA COuncil Princes OF jerusalem, 10th !
No. I. Benz. X. Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'. -
- Sec.
CALVARY CHATTER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No. L.
Charles W Adams, sd NJ. W. ii. L. Tom
PHILIPPE DCPLEssE1s Council7of -k-h, Soth-,
Mol Henry p. MOOGard, sd, Comm.
William Y. Cirode SD, Re-
CONsIsnoKY OF WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
Afnshe. SD. Comm. IN Chief; Dodge G.
Trader. SD, keg...
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VIRGMIAMLIFARY INSTITUTE,
LExIEeToH. VA

- commodate one Hundred addftfanaT -
dets In Enls Institution itE vel -astaf3 ishsf
Character for IA system Of ciseiulfue and
courze OF instruction commences 10 % the nm
port Of those who desire a thorough and rtat-
teal educatiou. IN ui1rf1atiou VII % srIrulfs.f
by zppilestion 20 thsnldsssignsd. =
FRANCIS 81 SMITH
myls Wfiel5lkeoWtsai 9uortrfr p - 2 81
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Kentucky Military Instilute.

GoI.- r 7. P. ALLEsg. .Superinteudeut. As
~ sisted By an able faculty. The edrrsn df
study Is that usually taugi Ia ftssI Ias- alIars
Win special attsn tiou 70 Mathematics and Naf-
ur~l rcisncts The acadernlc year bs.-ins On
the Isl Monday IL September is Tezr sen
tsnlper p confirming without intern ls.sIdri
fOfty % WeekL
50 Charge ror Tuition and Boardlne. frlelrd-
Ing Ldgnis, tuel and Washing frurrsucgI j tl.ras.
n1nared snd utIy d9Ilars 80 per al7daI1ie
nn1lillder a. The ex piratlon o. twenty lU 1g-e7s
81 Address the -upef4n teudeuf AZ FarrlI 81.
2 %. FRANKLIN county. Ky. ieos uawzr1
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Mr.. ]. PARKER, Of CamberweI, Eng
land, has constructed a portable steam
canoe to hold one person. The propeller
is jet of water one inch in area, forced
by the direct action of steam without
any engine. Three miles an hour was
obtained on the trial of the survey canal
against a stiff breeze, with only little
common firewOod for fuel With a good
fire the speed is expected to come 70 be-
tween four and i've miles an hour In
still water This little boat is capable OF
trip Of one hundred miles with one sack
of coal
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Classical and Mathematical
Hs.r-l1"i sEf .r.
s sCHoOL FOR BOYS,
In AibsHs@rie County, "a.
SECOND SESSION Isez.s.

FN1HLS School Is located one and a-haIf miles
4 nom Green WOod Depot on tla Virginia
central Ela'lrond and nfiean miles west OF
CnariOttesvtlle and the UGiVersity OF NirgIni IN
The location - we'll known a. Or. Gessusr aar-
risOn, Kew. " m DinWiddie,and Prof I'd ward Z.
Smi b formerly conducted gchnofs NJ THIS ulnre.
Freyi0usiy Il vas popular sumner resort,
cOnducied by John >. Cooke. ESQ. Being sltri-
AlDemarle county in the mid-t OF a refined
and Intel igeut commonly. remote from Places
OF dissipation. and convenient % Churches and
sabbath schools OF the leacing demon mas
tons, 4 Possesses rars advantages FOR a Boys
school.
The c. urse o. study Is designed % Be thorough
and comprehensive ~ Ancient anC Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the EnsiisI
ihanches, and also to EN- brace the z. emeu - o.
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The PrTncl pal Was educated ur the ITufversifF
OF Virginia, and has had an experience or
nearly ten yeas In Teaching IN schools or high
grade In this state. Incl uIiug Dr. efsssuer Har-
rson's school, BOOmheld Academy. LVnch-
burg Ftmaie Seminary, and Hon. r. IA. 10.
Hunters private school,
The Associate Principal was also educatQ tQF af
the University OF Virginia. and has Ia 9 an ez-
perience Of eight year in teaching in the
Southern States fOTmerfy IN EdEeW0rfh Fa-
male Sefzinary. North Carolina, more rscentiy
in Sherman, Texas,
The following recommendation OF 0ur school
by Professors OF the University Of virginia.
is respectfully submitted;
UNITkRsIrY OF VIRGINIA. April z. ISd7.
In view Of our personal acqusfn lance with
Messrs. H n b. and A J. "a God. We d0 not
hesitate cordially TO recommend ttRir school
20 the condolences and PATRONAGE OF l-e public.
). MRupin. VI. Schele De Nera.
VIM. q. McGufey, J. S. Davis,
Francis Il. smith, j. B. Minor,
j. L CabeU, b L. Dildsrsieevs,
THHa 3
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MONDAY. AUGUST I2th, Issz.
Educational.
brownsville Female Academy aad
the Crawford Institute,

the two schools have been consoI dated
The buildings and grounds 5elourirla-t ID. them
vii De thoruughly repaired and can aceonlnio-
dale rom 10 10 80 pupils A LIBERAL n4tr7raq-
can be commanded, and the Trustee arr deter
aimed 70 build up q first class Feu1aIs S..Harl
Ihey wish ~ engage 3 competent PrTuefraf
with corps of Teachers for the Literary Is-
partmenL AT the head or the Musig-ff De-
parunent u a Professor who has unoss sueeass-
Iully been connected with the SchoOs for The
last ten years The attention or waIl uuatifetl
candidates for a permanent situation als "a uC-
sition that can Be m-aue 70 pay Is solicited
Applications with vouchers viii be considered
until the first August next.
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DIR. MoRTIMoRE.
once Room NO.2s WOrsham House,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-I VIII be at The IUEA
- SPRINGS HOTEL, Iulza, Mss, Mondays.
Tuesdays and Wednesday,, each Week nom
and afteT this date until the FIRST OF Sebtern-
Der next fls6zl. Those who desire 20 meeL- con.
suit and place themselves under my treatment
there can do 90. Those VINO prefer coming 30 7
this city, can consult me, a. nly Office here
Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each week.
Ny extensive Praciices aad successful treat
ment OF al forms OF CHRoNIc DISEASES in the
SOUTH for many years past-especially tie last
six years IN this city-ls sufieient guarant zee to
those who are yet afflicted, to Justify con adenca
In my ability to accomplish al that medical
sk1H and remedial aid can do.
1 do not profess 70 perform MrEACl Is e. hV
ne laying on Of the hands, NOR CaN ANY
OrIIER NAN NOW LIVING. such pretenders can
have influence only upon the credulous aud
weak minded. Ny treatment, Of all case. is
based upon proper scientific medical skill
aided BY a life devotion and extensive eEperi-
ence.
M charges are moderate in every caseAfar
more 50 than many Others OF the profession
who maze the effort and yet FAIL % cure.
For many years past have nade the follow
ing my principal sPECLA LrTIEs. viz
CONSU UMPTION, aud various diseases OF the
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OF THE LIVER.
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
DISEASE Or TEE K1DtFETE
CHRONIC DlSt ASES OF Stom-
aeh and Bowels.
DTSPEPsIA-fIn 3igestionl
RHEUMATisN-ail is various iorIas.
HEUHALtfIA-
NERVOUS HEADACHE. FPIIIpSY
6ENEh Al DE.bllsi'f f-N Nervoas AZ
ECROFULOuS, and other diseases
originating IN Impurities o.
the Blood and vita dulds
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gEBRRW M NIs0vTc CILEyDLR.
MASONIODTREOTORY
LODGES

LODGES.
AEeERoSA, No. 16S Meets Ist Monday il
every month, at Odd-Fellow-' Hail. cor. COur
and Main. ID. Q. Trader, W. M; II. 4. Ton
liusOn. Sec.
BoUrH MEMPHIS. No. us. Meets ID Friday O
each month"; Hail. cor Madison and second
]. 7. SellErS W. NJ; Bsnj. X. PuNeu. See.
LILA SCOTT No. 2sq, Meets lst Friday o. each
mouth-Hall, coz Madison and Second. John
Aiuslie, ". NJ; n. r. Woodward. Sec.
HAMILTON. No. 2a8. Meets Sd Friday or each
-Odd-FellOws' Hall P. NJ Stanley
W.M; ". H. Butts, Sec
KILwTNNING, No. 81 10 d. Meets sth Friday
o. each month-2J4 Front street. John ].
Worsha.n, SD, W. II l. X puuen, SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN Chapter, No 4. Meets ID Moudayof each
muuth-Odd- Fellows Hal. J. " nee Ier,
h. p; H. h. PaynteT, Sec
r. AND S. n.
EuEEKA Council. No. 9. Meets 81 Monday OF
each month odd Fellows Hall. John Zent,
Tn. IT.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TzMPLAEs.
CYRENE Corlmandery, No. 4. Meets 9Th Mon
day OF each month John Gent, Com; n. J.
Wiggin, Rec.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Masonic College.

ATACOE, Eagslaf county. Tenn. situais,i
vi thirty miles I'm. Memphis. seven miles
north of Lafayette Depot. a.. a c. P. IL
FAGULTT.-0. ". Johnston. A. b. President
and Professor OF Aucf6ut Lsnguages- -tftggav
3 Young. A. b, Professor az Malllematlcs. /.
Colin Mckinney, A ~, Prufess1E on Mental
and Moral Science and English Literzture.
This tnstitution wss 7sopensd Oetoosr -1sE5,
and has reached state el permanent eil-
elsneys NeNt Annual Session " ~ Be Opes eti
weeks each.
ClsAReEs English and Nafliemafirs. 80.
IS and SD per Term Eact L.augasae q eta
per Term Contit gent fee 81 % per Ierru.
ENeelient board, 1EcludirE z room, rtlei wash
Ing an1 hight, SIS per mouth. a-
Al necessilry spparafus viii be Eupuliet-
convey ance from Lafayette statfCr fr NH-
con. Wednesdays and aafur,iavYy. iz1gfr-o-
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For board and tuition, including frieI. wash
ing and Lights FOR the session or ten riontbs-
two hundred and ssEenfy-dve tS2753 dollars IN
currency. Payments One-half in advance. ball
anee on the ISt OF February
The - ssions commence on the lst OF Septeui-
Der and close on the 9th Of Juue- Pupils " u
be received 80 any time during tne sessi ~
with pro rata deduction in serarces. Bows
from distance viii bs allowed To remain dur
Ing vacation IS boarders in the family Of the
PRINCIPAL
Arrangements are made for conveyance rom
the Depot tGreenwood) 20 the school inlmalii-
aieiy upon arrival.
50 Only two boys In a room.
p. 0-Gresnwood Depot. AIbsnnarle comfy,
Virginia. rs III
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

u
mEGlBBEA & BROTHER,
WHOLESALE
Liquor Dealers,
/ - lEll CESS 1 -ii -pi
SsL MAIN STREET 2sI
Memphis. =: Tennessee z
lHn9s u
4 v4se1sS, y4Se1sS 4 Z. sAsssszss Z szss1aa. ~
A. VAccLRO & CO., @ ~
Imporssss and Dealers sin, sashl
WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS,
4r..- ETC, Etc, ETC, .rre
S24 Front Street, Memphis, Tsn9s.
mys 49, ~ Ell1 e5e s 3
.. s. BONDED CELLAR.
e nrds
.l -s- l
NATHAN BROS & CO.,
la r5l 1
IMP TEES OF
.as iosg tz r.faL.-.
RHERlSH & FRENCH WINES,
LIQ QUORs,
F. elF-iIa
Foreign Fruits,
AND PRODUCE. 4
No. 262 Second Street,
.. .
OPPOSITE COURT SQUARE,
" e II PHIS, TENNESSEE.
H0FFHEIMER BROTHERS.
CELEBRATED
BAVARIAN BITTERs,
The best Bitsers IN the market
Is q
TONIC AND APPETIZER.
y. J. HOFFHEIMER,
27e Front Row.
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BROWNSVILLE

Is eligibly located, being directly on the line o.
the MeInphis and Louisville Railroad. GOOD .
society, healthy, with a population of .l8
Inhabitants Town and cOunIy in q } pr8suerlrz
CONDITION, having escaped the rayages or the
late Wal. Address the undersigned
y. p. WOOD.
Secretary Board rus ees-
Brownsville. Tenn. June ~ Ls57 isls "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-08
II ALL THEIR VARIETY.

WE HAVE RECENTLY BEEN PLA CID
w in receipt Of Ia large and most well solf cted
sock Of FANCY GRuCERIRs, e'c., cor sist-
inc IN part Of ALMONDS. FILBI1 ITS,
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS, CITRON, ] sAI-
SINS. CukRANTs,. Figs, JRLLTiis and
PkhekklES Of az kinds, SAU rs.
variety Of other art cless too lengthy for emu
meration. We are also in receipt o. rer,-iar
shipments Of Oranges, Lemons and OF Ter ersoen
Fruits. and invite he attcntioH Of on oii lslIs-
TONERS and the public generally 20 sur stock
feeling confident that our lengthy br .sinoss 4
perience enables ne % give entire atisfaciitn
TEKEFssIK STEAM CANDY MANY.
FACT0RN.-0u Candies viii be furnished
fresh daily as heretofore. and Tuar'fut eei purr.
We manufacture none but No. ] arti clcE, and
that this fact d appreciated iihcral . afronare
demonstrates. Particular attention r-id 10 the
filing Of corntry orders.
4. ROCCO & co.
20 and 20 Second Etrcet. c5rner Of Mad 80.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-08
Sewing NIachines

OFALL KINDS REPAIRED AT Us SEC
" ond sire {. NHASrY a INGRAM.
n. B.-Nork called for and elrercd In an
psrts Of The city. Orders By nail Or o.hcrHI1t
will rroeive urnmrf attention. 15-f