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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

Gen. Griffin has issued an order for
bidding ex-COnfederates ia Texas to sit
on juries. The Houston Telegraph says
The truth Il, trial by jury in this state,
either in civil or criminal eases, Is now
iu the hands Of the blacks almost en-
tirely. There are hardly enough white
men in the state who can honestly take
the test oath to make 8 grand jury for a
circuit court. More than half the blacks
cannot honestly take it. Not only will
most Of our jurymeD be blacks, but many
Of the blacks themselves are shut out.
The STATE Gazette mentions the dis
coyery of a rich gold region on the west
ern frontier Of the state and the copper
mines on the Palo Pinto are attracting
considerable attention, though hostile
Indians prevent thorough explorations.
A c0uple Of fine AerinO rams and
ten ewes, have recently arrived safely in
the vicinity Of Austin. aud one was
bought by q Air. A. 3. Palm for 800 in
gold. A half interest 10 the other and
the ten ewes were purchased by Mr.. j.
NJ. Campbell, one of the most extensive
sheep raisers 10 hat country, for $500 in
specie.
"A paragraph, started by ONE one,
stating that the g-rasshOppers are eating
every green thing ia Western Texas, Is
travelling the rounds Of the papers Of
other states. The San Antonio Herald
says that these pests, from which 80 much
damage was expected q few months
since, appear 20 have been ali destroyed
by the freezes Of 18Th March.
Col Jones, one Of the editors Of the
Houston Journal, writes that b people
Of jefferson are very much elated with
the prospect OF the early completion Of
the Memphis and El Paso railroad to that
place. Writing from Jefferson, he says:
There is an immense trade done here.
We learn ia the psst twelve months that
there has been near 10000 bales Of cotton
shipped from here TO New Orleans. Ihir-
teen Of the best counties Of Texas now
do their trading here and we are IN
f,rmed thsU fifteen millions Of dollars
worth of goods are annually sold at this
place, aud transported in wagons 70 the
country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

Marseilles Bed and Crib quilts.
New styles Hoop skirts, Ladies' and Child
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MasIsIraleE LOurL.
L. B. R1be vs. r. J. Morris, W. r. Butler vs..
X. J. Morris, n. L. Webb w. X. ]. Morris.
TtHE defendantin the stated causes Is required
Il and hereby notified 10 appear on the z9th
day OF June, 1857, ct my once, in the (sthl
Fourth District OF shelby county, at 10 O'Clock
am, and defend the actions thus commenced,
ex parte,
May 10, 1867. myl9 law4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

A CONFEDERATE officer, recalling
amusing "Reminiscences OF the late war
eays on one occasion he had gone TO 4
Temotely situated log cabin for b1tter-
mix. and whilst there a column Of in
fenfyy was fling past 81 which The old
100 6Bsveh rushed, as Ier As the fence.
bsThing furiously. A little t~ow-headed
rre5in in the house UaWled out.
@Nanmv. call Beve; don't let him bite
4ba army p
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n O TIC

HAvING sold our entire stock OF Boots and
III shoes to Messrs. hAGLAND, BIC. & CO.
lake great pleasure IN recommending them
20 our friends md the public.
MICKLE, SMITH q RAGLAND.
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NOTICE.

HAVIN9 taken ont letters OF MISUNDERSTANDING
n on the state OF Ms l. J. Hart. deceased,
f5fS IL ~ notify al persons 1aFing csaims
against tue sams 70 present tuem e me IN
proper forno. regularly autae4tirateQ Hitnln
- T5-,a nrau,ri6 4 BY Law. OF 1ueV vii be fir-
ever barrsd- THOSE Whc are indebted 10 said
sefate Vgfff make s~ettlament also. with myself
4 MrKRrMAN,
nwlsIw 90 Mainstreei, cQrnerc Ok unl0n.
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TO GAS CONSUMERS!
Reduced Price Gas Fitting"
UNI & M N,
2O4 Main Street.


the June Term, 1867, OF the County Court
a OF shelby county, Tenn, / shall applv for
letters OF administration on The estate OF
Samuel Acock, deceased.
sILAS 7. LYON.
May Q, 1907. mys ims
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Great Sale of First Class
EILVER-PLAFED WARE AND CUTLERY.

Imported direct rom the celebrated Erm o.
Joseph Deakin q son. Spring Street Works-
sheffield, Yorkshire, England
WILL be sold BY MeSsra Royster, TrezevauE
w q Co, 1t the Auction Store, No. 70 49,
ono street. AyIe@' Building. on UzspAY
NEXT, I'd OF Nay. AZ 10 An n choice Rnh
beautiful assorlment OF drst elias Sheffield
Ware, comprising Tea and Gotten Services. IN
six pieces, deliberately chased. with keftlfs %
match Entfee or NeeetaDie Dishes, With NOV
able handles Dish Covers, from ten 70 twenty
inches Epergnez, Vine sets, Breakfast .
Dinner Casters, Boquet Holders, syrup Pitch
ers. soup Tureens, Cake Baskets, Gard Re-
esfvers. coup and Sauce Ladies. Table and
Dessert spoons. FORKS. etc also, a Iarae assDrt-
ment Of Ivory R~7faEee-haudle Dinner and Tea
Knives, Meat and Poultry Csrvens. Mahogany
and Morocco cases Containing sets Dessert
Knives and Forks, Elsa CarTers. with pear,
ivory and PLATED hardless and many other
useful and desirable goods
Catalogues may be Obtained on Monday,
when the gods will be on view.
ROTSTER- TREZENANT &CO,
-wHuT- HanHHrnaaE 49, 2nrHNF.a
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AUCTION.
For sale.

A 7 Public Auction, on the premises, THUR
a DAY, the ed inst, the FRAME COTTAGE.
No. 50 DeS0to street, between Monroe and
Union. containing I've IOOns, with lease 70 run
three years. The house II nicely shadsd BY
ornamental trees. MARY ANN ADAMS.
mrll IT,
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attachments.

Where we viii be happy TO serve them with
any variety OF Boot and shoe.
myls In RAGLAHD, BRO. & CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

SUICIDES Of prominent men have been
very frequent OF late years. MIshlh
two years, Preston King, Senator James
H. Lane, Of Kansas, and Collector stone,
OF Columbus, all leading and influential
men, holding high official position have
Dsssed out of life through the dark door
Of ~self-slaughter. Hoa- Elijah Hlse Is
now added to the catalogue.
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Fancy Goods and Notions.

Prints, Bieached aud Brown Domestics,
Bleached and Brown 81, 81 and To- Sheet
ings, 81 and Lei Linen.
Bed Ticks. Cotton Cheeks. Plaids and stripes,
Cot Onades and O~snaburgs-
All kinds Black Cloth. Doeskfn and Fancy Cas-
simeres.
Bleacbed and Brown Table Linen, new styles
Linen Lawns, Plain and Fancy Irish Linens.
American and Scotch GLnghams, Pink, Blue
and Bun Chamorays.
solid BLACK, COlored and Fancy Dress Silks,
new styles Dress Goods
New French P~ercales, White and Figured Mar
seiliss.
New styles French Jaco1ets and Organizes,
new styles Grenadines
Black and Fancy Colored Alpacss, new styles
Cheap Lawns.
Kid Gloves, all colors, the best make, Silk Mits
and Gloves.
Pain and Embroidered Corsets, English, Ger
man and American Hosiery.
siIE sacques and Rasques, White Goods Of all
kinds, Towels, Napkins and Wine Goth
Ladies' and Mems Linen Handkerchief, La
dies Hemstltched, Embroidered Initial and
Lace Handkerchieis.
MarseiHes Bed and Crib Quilts.
New styles Hoop skirts, Ladies' and Children's
Shoes.
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III. a RROCKIIN-

GENERAL STOCK A~UCTIONEER NO. s%
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. sales
daily Good stabling and ane Mule Yard.
Deaiers IN wagons and hut and second hand
Harness Liberal advances made on al prOB-
erty len for sale, and returns promptly made.
Once on seoond street mvfQ ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

IN otSsring Or BTTTERS to the southern
Pu5lic. We have no hes tancy in asserting
their superiority over ay Northern prod1e-
uoA IN our markets. In thsF dsyisement they
are purely Southern - compromises viii a
special adaptitude to the VaEious types Of
sb,macic arrangements prevalent IN OF
climate.
Il is a gentle stimulsnt TO the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
II Is q cure for Dyspepsia.
Il assists Digestion.
It cures Dia-rhea and Choiera Norbus.
Il IL a preventive for Chilis and Fevers
It Is An invaluable companion for persous
travelling at all seasons Or the year.
It is a HoaE enterprise, aod possesses true
merit.
~ Sold everywhere.
c. II. EB8EaT q CO.,
Sole Prop-istors.
febl0 II Memphis. Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

The Gainesville Fla Aeg Era
chronicles the fact that several citizens
Of that town are now enjoying green
corn, gathered from their own fields.
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o 2 T I z R 8 /:
JUDG S :
Committee of Arrangements

Committee OF Arrangements
John P. wood, ESQ. Memphis.
DA Williamson, E-4s Chairman.
Hon W % Louand. Eem
Jon @ Lan.er, ESQ, Memphis.
Gen Albert Pike, Memphis.
Gen a Stewart Henphls.
Admiral Raphael semmes, MemphiA
Levi jos. tsq. Memphis
" ii Cherry, Eco. Memphis-
James Elder, ESQ, Mempsis.
Col James Coleman. Memphis.
MAJ " murphy, Memphis
j Warshau, Eg. Memphis
Cocilreil, heq, Aeuphls.
5 X Robins, ESD Memphis.
Co sam Iate, Memphis.
Larry Harmssad, M~smphls-
CapJJ Vest Sueeu. Memphis
Capt Jas T Bourne, Memphis.
J T. Davis, Memphis.
X j b T. VIM. Memphis
Edward C. Jacobs. Memphis.
Or ] NJ Keller Memphis.
simon Loeb, Mepa has.
Capt thurch emphl&
Page, Jr Ne rs
j A Meuken, sc bhis.
SoI $ ga! Ei B}saE M nj
Col J II Mcmahon, Memphis
Col Leon TrOuzdale, Memphis.
W b GaIoreath, Memphis.
Newton Ford, Memphis.
A SeesseL. memphis.
p K Cousins, Esq, Memphis
Or " n WtlEersun. Memphis.
Col II Msgsvsny jr' MenphlA
| col John " Dawson Memphis.
] Col CT selden, Memphis
Col Woodruff, Memphis.
| Col Frank White, Memphis.
Col A j Keller, Memphis.
! COZ Luke W Finley. he uuhlS
| j n BurEe, Memphis
/ ogden FOnt4in, MenIplis-
| Cant L. A Knox. Memphis.
! o 8 Bayl So, Esq, Memphis.
| 3 n Stratt1u, Memphis.
I W L amarOu, Memphis
/ Dr n Ward, Memphis
| Dr J Howell, Memphis.
ID r MOliOy- memphis.
| A NacCarO. Memphis
b Bayliss MeEphis-
Wsddel, Memphis.
LIZ r " Mitchell, Memphis.
| Col CAN'T Memphis.
l DE- JuO Erskiue, Memphis.
[ r A Moon, Memphis
| Col JuO Brown. Memphis.
Mai. VIII o Woods0u, Memphis.
Henry A Montgomery Memphis
| Gen j % Rulin, Memphis
. bon j p X Ray Memphis
Capt W II Baeu, a~es-pui5.
~ n lOnneuyt Menpn's.
[ Capt D II Todd, Huatsylle, Ala.
I Dr Lindsey. Florence, Ala
. Capt Pete, TuscumJIu, Ala
z Dr Keller. Tuscumuia, Ala.
I Gen J r FagSn, Little Rock.
/ Gel l. G. Cause, J~ackscnporr.
Gen R q shaver, J~acksonpurt
I Gen b II Bradford, Aberdeen, Miss.
[ Il 81 billiard, Clarendon, Ark.
I Col A " Johnston, Helena, Ark
l Gen Writ Adams, Grsnata, Miss.
I Col KInl5ck F~slcouer, Holly springs.
! Capt Scruggs. CCriulh. Miss.
Nal j % Adams, EeW OkleAnS.
/ Mai John r.. Bills, Bolivar. Tenn.
! Major + p Mcneil, Bolivar.
l Gen " II jackson, Jackson, Tenn.
I Hon " y Stephens. jackson. Tenn.
J + P0iudeXler, Walden, Miss.
l Nathan Adams, EayWOtd-cOuntW ~eIennessee
/ Pa i-h, Bolivar, Tenn.
! j N Lawrence, POntotOc, Miss.
l 5 Ward. Pamela, Miss.
8 ID thompson, Oxford, Miss.
I IA Only, Raleigh, Tenn
[ DR. Alex Thompson, humboldt
I Col ] 3 Morgan, Hernan1o.
I J " williamson, UutGn City.
I Dr + E VOORHEES,, Union City.
] A Lawson. Union City
I CoI Jqmes 4 Patterson, Augusta, ArksnsaA
r " Lynn, JacksOnpOrL
Major " Il Woodruff, Little Rock.
To the Public.
Ample arrangements VIII be made to seat
ten thousand. All persons desircus of attend
ing viii please procure ueRs s, as there VIII De
no money taken at the gate
EE-rfcyers 10 bs had a. the different Hetels
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

THE National b3tc4lgatceT says:
{" Waiting for a car on a street corner
recently, our ear wa taken by q strik-
ingly novel but highly expressive dis
elimination Of classes. A couple Of col
ored women were exchanging express
sious Of surprise at the conduct OF some
third person mentioned by one, the
other thereup0n fnqutrlng' was she
.coIored or piaing plain was the sat-
icfaninrr ansnrar p
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NOTICE.


HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Boots
III and Shoes Of Messrs. MICkLE, SMITH q
KAGLAND, we invite our 4 iendsand the pub
lie 70 visit us at their old stand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

YEW PRICES AVD NEW GOODS

which they viii have the pleasure OF showing
10 their patrons on MONDAY MORNING;
Caliooes, only I2i<, Is and Is cts per yard.
Fast Colored Lawns, only II cts per yard.
Fine Corsets, only 81 % per pair.
Kid Gloves reduced TO 81 per pair.
Ladies' Embroidered Paper COuars, only s. cts
. T pack-dne assortment
Ladies Fr-nch Embroidered Collars, a. only
50 cts. IS cts and Fl each. Richly worth double
the money
Linen shirt Fronts, only Is. % and . cts.
An immense stock OF white goods bOught al
New York auctions which viii be sold ex-
Ceediugly low.
J-ack0ne5s at l5. Is, 20, Is, 90 and 8 cts per yard.
Check Musllns very low
Nainsook 1T only Is, 30. 81 and 25 eta per yard.
Alicerne. for Ladies' waists, at only SIper ward.
Infants " aists, very cheap.
White Marseiles. only 81 cts per yard
Al other goods in our house at proportion
ate rates.
We also have a stock Of Hnen c'othins for
gentlemen, which we viii sell at New York cost
To close out. as We wish TO that
branch Of our business. We have:
800 pair Linen Tants, from 81 = to 81 per pair
500 Linen busters. from = 60 t3.
SO Linen Vests. from - cts TO s..
Also a complete sock Of gentlemen S furnish
ing goods. Whi~h we VIII sell low
Eeur.f white Linen Bosom shirts, only 81 %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

Marx Twain viii repeat bis lecture.
by request II New York
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E,l-nifnre. M0ftresses.

ND BEDDIN9 OF al kinds on hand and
"A made 10 order By MARTIN EYEE, ~
nonrce street.
awnings Pat Up and Hads 20 Order.
Also, UphoIstering. Bsdgaig renovated.
np1lim
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

France has now ffiy-nine iron-elads,
the most formidable navy ia Europe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22
THE MERCHANTS
0 MAJ a. N r
- OF MEMPHIS TENN RsaRR

nESIGNATED DEPOSITORY ANDFTNAN-
- cial Agent Of the United States. CAPITAL
paid IA, S0leO0. Authorized Capital, 81, O00.0O0.
Collections made In the city, and az sul aces
Stole points IN the South, and puucnzally re-
mitte6 on be day OF payment, at currsnt rates
Of Eastern Exchange.
w H CHERRY. : : President.
Al. LACEY, : Vice-Presldent.
III FREEMAN. : +: F: Cashier.
DgRscroRs.-Amos Woodruff, w. a. Good
wan. CapE G.. 3. Church. ". A. Partee, r.
HouEh. N. Z. Cochran, Al. White, IL. 2. Tom
fusah. John L. Taylor. Jas +. Aerrimab, Thos.
r. smith, a.. T. Lacsy, VII Chsrry, ray22tf
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circumstances oongsd youAs and brave Prince 10
mate appeal q nation eager for action is
!. An such acr snas nolhne bus altogether iOcsn
sideie andacy c.nd desire 20 force France ~ lay her
hand npon the hit OF her sword
fkaxe exists, aware. among 3 small minority
which might blame the pacnc tsndeocscs Of tne govern
msnl THIS majority Is composed pars Of turbulent
aisuy. srsvsds .ish courage. The love Of aassosars
win tns wish OF the country. The remainder y made
up Of those who blame and always Gill blame every
ID may he clever to affect woundsa patriotism. in
order 70 pasu Into foolish sns,prsss sovstn@sn. enc
1aken by any other blows than thoss nght have shs
~ Of skill 70 indict upen itself.
Bu, this government. thrice isaued from shs largest
20, ,ular scclsmssion that has ever bssn seen. has
n 70 y Is. sss. n ns sho
wort ist will lead The F~nch people, amid glorious
ne N IN ever because religious conscisnce viii BE- 70
assure and political lbsrsy will animate shs whole with
he visL yins breath. -.
The q. rman people secured AGAINST all utersrenee
upon our in ntsrnal Affairs destined become
our moa athful ally. Everything usiscs and nothing
''s srms.s having 70 choose bs.wseu two powerful
France WHOSE alliance IL in all respects far more nalu-
rs for her iha that Of Russia Thus friendly under
siardlns bs,.s. France: Germany s.d Eaglsna . not
empire to all the generous ideas Of which these thrss
great n.ons ncontessaoy n Sst The osly u ssss
the most usrisul aud most powerful representatives
in the universe.
Kill
n a imposant adj. that ins programme capable Of
giving 10 Europe long era OF and prosperity
op.y become a rsAIity ~, N three conditions -
i Tbss lhs tcnvento, of september Is, or the equ-
Gallant 10 ondsavor 70 suiN ttus for H. shall DO rgor.
and that thA The Holy Father remains
In thai full undergraduates ina spsnsabe 70 the exercise
OF his supreme pastvrsi charge
Thai Franco sssisded q ho> ne does not aspire 70
relieve herself abroad from her int rnai d,squetude
LASTLY that Europc. desiring esce like ourselves
shall give an Irresistible aud absoiuk, guarantee Of The
FACT Al congress BY seutsscing Ia "a vsrsal dsafma
XIV
France has Jus, soiemnIy proved up wat point she
intends W mako her signature respected. =,
energetic xet moderste attitude or The imperial
the midst a the events which have caused
boocshsd in the States Of the Holy Father most die
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TressiuG az the Fashion Coarse.
me plsasansnoss " yesterday afternoon drsw together
one hundred and nfy turfmen u Fashion course, 70
wtnsss > <rottsng mach for $1,000 between the gray
gcldise Gray Harry and brown marc known ~ LIB.
Both ware strangers 10 majority present. and
seQuenug hspc VAS but lkte speculation or betting ~
70 she result There AN annoying delay In The 80
lectson u the judges and amount Of dssasfac-
tlsa u FrSard 70 ss oickerna Of the owners and their
various fSisnda
Toe OF the oiug N-as quite satisfactory for
such horses % this season OF the year. more than usual
interest beng impaired 10 the race BY the svsnnsss Of
the match.
This summary Of the race Ia an foIh ,ws:-
FASHION CorRsg-- November ID for 1000,
mils heats best three 10 i've, wayok catch weights
Owner named Dr. m iibp.. ! !
Ownsr named & Cray Harry. ...-..O
nr,e--2:52i&, FAC, 2:46, 2:l2k, u2:5l&.
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DARING suarlAsy At NuHwAlx.,

On Sunday night last the residence Of James<s Cnar
ton, Main street. Norwak coan. was entered b. burg
lars, and sla,soo stoen from his sa,A Mr. ChA ulten
bod been away With lot o. goods and returned on me
OF tsnin with the money Saturday night. A. ne
VS. known 70 handle large amcunt Of money, ans'
whsn % these trips generally 70 bring homo with him
large sums, " supposed the robbery prearrADged
The rouse Was entered through the window, the open
doors slowing the mode Of subsequent exit The eas
in ths safe V sccoant for the manner In which u bad
been opened
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EU R Q p E.
"Napoleon the Third and Eu-
rope in 1857"
The French Pamphlet on the "Ques-
tons Of the Day.
Acceptance OF the Unity OF
Germany.

The cunard steamship Persia. Captain Lott, which
cft Liverpool eleven "A NJ on tho 10th and Queens
town l7h of November, arrived at this port AZ
early yesterday morning bringing our European
correspondence and files, in detail Of our cable de-
spatehes dated to day Of her sailing from Ireland
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Ship AIbet GaIlAtn from Liverpool.
ship vaparaso. Leach, from Leghorn oet ~.
BARK Johanna Marie
SAILED.
stsanshps Lea Savannah; Saratoga Norfolk and kile.
w Storer. do.
Wind at sunset w.
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SHIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
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$500 ught not 10 interfere In The internal Affairs Of
SsnsN npsrmiued 70 our patriotism 20 render her
H.-w --Frsnce, and more especially the France
Wis sss ghty years. is in Europe the highest ex-
~ w - 80 tive magical words 10 which belong
Pr ss,n,s sud ven already a. present. the empire Of
sne Iutus 80. 49, raoy and bera. Ism
the woro-soM~ The sdts~sxnt effort 70 associate the
.e,.h,. lumber OF wen IN inteleciusl and
moral Tile, and, thros ~ sss,,. - = -
msnsgemens !" , ILL., :, ttn practice g, harmonious
so,sn. ~, an ,pst 'utions and e.s an hsuiiusi
tendency amoag All the q ,c1s,a. r. sp~rc,on rood
vii fsr @ssssa prsessd a short s sys.S y 'a J;
loudly cMms 70 laws and a.. sn 80 smn
komsse T. his srpb. ~hsoh bssis q svery det>S
cratic ststs and every rcc 500 49, ust sos ~, -
mems ara created Tor sud by N ~pe.te ~ ~ nv
rso.ls mai are made for lie GOV ernmcnt Inese Two
pe,l,,ral dovmss Of modern soo'sIF --democrscy ana
hssny--hsvs been prsshinoi. sNsssssss p'o'
M&# &#M&Fh&
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
Drp GOODS.


At GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE. ,r,yo
- Another large lot of PLAIN and FANCY BONNET hbDV''o
rom Auction, hssper than .sst week.
BONNET SILKS and TRIMMING SAIINS
MILLINERY and REAL LAtB rs very cheap
NEW FLOWERS morning
Trimmings, Ginrs Galuonsi new fareues
Black Coorei SILK VEYBr RIBBONS cheapest in The city
SIX Parasos ole 7c b b % aud upward daily from Auction
ADD manuficigyers bargains
Yankee Notions. Hoop Skirts and Corsets.
Straw Tasses, BTals and Ornaments z -
Nos 909 3lii Grsndt, and G6, t8 aud 10 Allen st.
FIFTH BLOCK EAST FkOh TIE BOWkY.
A Il GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE,
received OF best KID GLOVES every par
warranted. - .,o,,,
Also Ladies KID Gloves 4fc SEC 75 g and 81 23 the pair
Li.e Thread Gloves aud Ho,iery, PRICES bo"N'
Emhrodeneg Linen Coisr, sets, 6ci cheap
Ladies' Linen handkerchief &C., lOc xc anl & fn bargains
Nos 800 and 3l Grandt, aud 90 ~ ant 20 Auenst,
FIFrH BLOCK EAST FROM rllE BOWkRY
At GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
~ STRAW GOODS. Prices Down
III 800 t EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos 359 81 3lll Granfst aud g. ca and 20 AleGst
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