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I'M. .. N.J0NE,,'
J
BOTANIC MEDICAL HOUSE
HAGERSTOW Nib.

Where can be had the most certain, SAFE
speedv and permanent treatment in the world
for all Diseases of Private Nature, such a,
Gonorrhca. elect Structures, Seminal Weak
ness. Syphilis, Affections Of the Kidney ana
Bladder Loins and Back, Nose and Throat
Nervousness. and other Eytremities. &c
LET THE AFFLICTED BEAR IN
MIND.
that DR.. Jones has cured in the last six year.
past IN Hagerstown, and many other places in
Maryland, such cases as were given over to
diel Hundreds can testify that he cured them
after all other means failed Dr. Jones has
nov completely improved his Medical Hous.
with Private Consulting Rooms, so patient.
will see no one but the Dr. himself, and all pa
tients that will remain in person under treat
ment, Dr. Jones will make written contract.
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NO CURE-NO PAY!

And without the use oil those deadly pol
sons. Mercury, Turpentine, Harlem Oil, Co
paiba. or any other disgusting drug Ths
remedies used by DR.. Jones are entirely vege
table sweet to taste, and salubrious to.the pa
TENT and will drive out disease IN rs many
days as it formerly required weeks and months
and can be taken without any change of diet
or hindrance from business, or detection oil
friends, all is made vocal by the voice Of be-
coming praise from the lofty mountain top to
the humble recesses of the valley.
SEMINAL WEAkNE .SS
IS another shocking disease brought on by un-
natural habits of youth learned from evil
companions when at school, while alone
This most wretched and unnatural habit is
carried on to an alarming extent by both sexes
old and young, bringing on a host Of artificial
symptoms Of disease. unknown to their
friends or medical adviser; and if the trus
cause had been known, they could have beer
saved from an Untimely Grave! What u pity
for the thousands Of young men who are
pining away with disease, unknown to their
parents and friends. Let the unfortunate re-
member that when weakness overeomes the
whole body, followed by pains in the head
back, loinS, breast and joints, loss of Memory
Palpitaton of the heart, Symptoms Of Dys-
pepsa, Gostiveuess, Coughs. Indicative of Con-
sumption, Dimness of Sight Ringing in ths
Ears, frighttul rapidity, until death puts an
end to theirsufferings. To all such DIR. JON Es
will give sure restoration, with such balms
juices Of herbs as viii reinveorate enfeebled
manhood. Syphilis is of the most de-
struetive diseases upon the human system.
| The unfortunate should remember that wheA
this disease makes its appearance in the throat.
roof of the mouth, with sores and llotehes all
over the head and body, it is fast fastening ths
victim u an early grave. 70 all such DIR.
JONES offers the most certain, safe and per-
manent treatment in the world without am
| Change of Dict, hindranee from business.
DIR. JONES having for many years devoted
| his attention to this class of complaints, car
give entire satisfaction in all their complicated
forms. Persons at a distance can be cured n
home by consulting DR. JON Els by letter
describing symptoms, age, and how long
standing the disease may be. All letters ara
strictly contidental-no person seeing the
letters but the Dr. himself.
aessaa Nil FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
SPEEDILY CURED.
DIR. JONES may be consulted on any ois-
ease at his Office north Jonathan street Ha-
gerstowh. Md, directly opposite the Methodist
/ Episcopal Church Strangers will observe
the name on the door and window
J. All letters must contain stampto insure IA,
answer. Medicines sent to any part of tn,
United States, by mail or express, to patient.
address,
Persons remaining undertreatment can hav.
| Boarding Rooms furnished them at reasonable
terms. Address
ND
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LATEST FRoM wAsRINeroN.

WASHINGTON, July The president
will send tomorrow to the senate for rat
ihcation 3 commercial treaty recently
negotiated with NenzuelR. 1t is also
probable that he will send a message TO
10 the house, asking for an appropriation
% pay for the purchase Of Russian Amer
lea.
The French minister gave a dinner
party Saturday evening to several sena-
tors and members, among them Senators
Sumner and Anthony.
The memorial Of the Wisconsin Pub
lisher's association in favor Of the repeal
Of the duties on paper, has been pre-
scented in the house and laid on the table
until the committee on ways and means
is appointed.
The president will send to congress to-
morrow a communication from the Sec
rotary Of war, asking for an additional
appropriation to meet expenses incurred
in the law in enforcing the reconstruc-
ton act.
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Z PLATFORn.

LOYALTY TO the Union OF the STATES
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its tru,
extent an0 meaning Obedience to snC
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma,
tional, constitutionsIly enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, U~surpatioE
and Oppression, Of man or many
and to ali encroachments upon the rights
OF freemen or Of States, or upon the just
and Constitutional prerogatiYes Of any
Department Of the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of disfrsuchised citizens
to aI rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the eolored
race OF all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
OF any honest debt.
No EsTABLIsHNTENT Of Military Des-
potisms, no enthroning of martial law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habess
Corpus, No staying Of citizens by Mill
tary Commissions, no lsttr6S de cdchet,
in time Of peace.
STRICT sUBoRDINATIoN OF the Military
to the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
OF peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent to prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revolutionizing of the
Government, and 10 restore the Union Of
the States; and Of al that ne has done
to defend the Constitution and to main
tain the rightfUl supremacy Of the civil
law aud charity and allowance for
what he has left und0ue or done smiss.
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MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-Cottop. duI
ald unsettled sales, 1000 bales Low
middling, 224923c; receipts for thre,
days, 655 bales exports, 7246 bales. Su.
gar and mOlasses, stock light and sale,
confined to retail trade. Flour, scarce
superhne Sll. Corn, firm and stocR
light, 81 l23Gl 80 whole range. Oats
quiet and firm, S5c. Pork, no sales
holders ask an advance; round lots held
at e24 25G24 so. Bacon shoulders. stock
exhausted rib sides, l24c; clear sides.
l34c. LAID, quiet; prime keg, 14c
tierces, 135c. Gold, 3S3 sterling, 49lG
% New York sight, J premium.
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-Sales 326 hbds
tobacco, active market, S24 SOAPS for
common Tugs Hart county leaf. Flour
irregular, choice new Sl3Gl4. New
wheat, s.. Corn, SSG90c for white. Oats
soc. Mess pork, in bulk, So. Bacon.
10 cents for shoulders clear sides I3le
packed fancy hams, l8c. Lard, inactive.
II &c for tierces. Raw whisky, in bond.
Soc. Groceries irmer. Hard sugar I73c:
New Orleans raw l5c for choice.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-FIour firmer and
SOC higher for better grades lower grades
dull and nominal family, S12aI3; fan
cy, SI3@l4. Wheat scarce and higher
81 IS for winter. Corn unchanged. 75c
ia bulk, S5e sacked. Oats scarce At 77o
No. ! cotton dull heavy nominal midi
dlings, BE. Whisky SOC in bond. Ness
pork, 50 50; bulk meats, 9GIIc sbould-
ers and sides held at l0B, I2laI3c.
hams are held higher; common. ne
cured, l99l9lc. Lard dull, IIJc
for prime city.
LONDON, July 9.-Consols, 94s five
twenties, 73b Illinois Central, 792; Erie.
LIVERPOOL, July 9.-Cotton very dulI.
10 Is I6d.
ST. LOUIS, July Tobacco steady
9otton ouh and nominal hemp heavy.
81 70 for choice addressed, 81 SIS choice
dressed flour more active, S9aIO b for
X, sl09l3 25 for Xxx, choice and fancy
wheat Sc higher; corn bigbey
5Ic9Sl IS, whole range; oats higher. "a
G60c rye 95cGSl provisions advanced
pork held st S23; shoulders 9lc: bacon
for clear sides, l23@13c clear rib I2(e,
sugar-cured hams lS@lSEc lard He Tor
kettle, I3c for keg.
New York, July Cotton dull
iales $50 bales uplands 26Jc. Flour
more active and l0G25c better super.
Inc, So 7095s 80. Whisky quiet and
irm. Wheat, 81 209S2 25 for No. 2 I
Milwaukee. Corn 1@2c better; 81 O6O
4 063 for new western mixed. Oats 2R3e
Sl@824c<or western. Rive dan.
,offee, prime Rio, firm. Sugar firm
l4@l2le for Cuba. MoIasses lower
'ork lover 81 90 for new mess.
r.
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The following table exhibits the
number Of churches of the various de-
nominations in the city Of New York,
including missions, bethels, etc. Bap-
fist, y; Congregational, g; Dutch Re
formed, IS Friends, 5; Jewish syna-
gogues, Is; Lutheran, u; Methodist
Episcopal, q African Methodist Epis.
eopal, 3; Methodist Protestant, /; Pres
byterian, 70 United Presbyterian, 9 :
Associated Reformed Presbyterian ;
Reformed Presbyterian, 6; Protestant
Episcopal, IS; Roman Catholic, "a t:
Unitarian, 3; Universalist, g; other
churches, SO. Total, 4f2.
"A steam carriage-gun, fired recently
at New York before a board Of army and
navy engineers and ordnance officers.
fired twelve rounds with solid 45O-poupd
shot, and Foreground charges of powder
within sixteen minutes, a result which
had never before been attained with a
cannon ofthat description.
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NOTICR.

L T ameeting OF the Board OF Directors Of the
n DeSotO Insurance and TrdsG Company,
held this day, a dividend OF ten per cent. on the
capital stock, less Government tax, was de-
clSred. J. LONSDAL.E. Sec'y.
Memphis, July 3, 1867. i've LW
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To Builders.

TNHE uudesigued proposes to divide fifty or
4 one hundred acres Of his land into small
lots-s1y, OF nve acres each-aud to give the
alternate lots in payment for improvements
constructed upon the others.
The land tssiJuated three miles east OF the city
or Memphis at the terminus OF Union avenue,
fronting on the extension Of that avenue. on
Irezevant avenue, and on the Poplar street
road Il is covered in part with a beautiful
growth Of forest tees, and is UNSURPASSED nv
any other suburban property ia point Of health,
building sites, and The character Of the sur
rounding ueighbOrs.
IN undertaking this enterprise builders can,
IN addition u their usual profits, calculate
with certainty on the enhancement OF the
va ue Of the lots paid them, by the improve
menL Of those adjoining.
Apply 10 Roysler, Trezsvant & Co, Ayres
Building, ZG Second street. or 10 me at their
office. Uyl0 lm n. Al. TREZEVANT.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

Friday, August 8, 1867.
No. 1859 n. K. D-John Rosser VI. Arthur Con-
nell. ~
Chancery Court Of Memphis.
by virtue Of an interlocutory decree in this
- cause, ] u sell, At public auction. to the
highest bidder, ut the Courthouse dooT iu ~
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
Friday, August 9, 1867.
The following described p.operty, to. The
undivided one third Interest or the defendant
Arthur Connell. in the mill premises and prom
erty operated by W n. Erskine q Co., and
city OF Memphtss north Of G~rffing's SawmiU.
and on the west side OF Froat or ChickagaU
street
TzRMsoF SALE-Ona credit OF seven months
notes with good secnrlty, and lien retained mi
payment OF purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
A. ALSTON, c. and NJ.
July :, INDl. iylO IDS
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DIED.

CLARKE-Tuesday, the 9Th inst, Mrs. MAR
TIA ANN CLARKE, wife OF Z. (. Clarke, Of this
city, in the 45th year Of her age.
The friends Of The family are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral, from their resi-
dence, corner OF shelby and Huling strests. On
Thursday, the nth inst, at 10 O'Clock an.
without further notice. jyIO2t
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MxscRLLANEoUs


MACON, sayefts county Tenn. situafea
M thirty miles from HeBaDhls. seven miles
hottA ~ Lafayette Depot, b. q Z. R.H.
FACULff--G. " Johnston, AsB President
and Professor Of Ancient Languages. Otgay
b founs. A. 3, Professor Of Maihemahes
Colin Mckinney, A. ~, Professor or Mental
and Moral science and English Esterzture.
This irstirutiou was re0p6ned October. 1876.
and has reached 4 slate CT permanent em-
eiency- HeNt Annual eessiun VIII be opesad
weeks each.
CnAksE5-EBgilsh and Mafhenatiez go.
s5 aud so per Nirm. Each Laun1nsn As evfr'
per Term. Conflr gent ZEE 8 50 pr Term.
Excellent board, including room, fuel, wash
ing and light. SIS uer n1onfN.
All necessary apparatus viii be upplied
Conveyance frum Lafayette station n Ma
con. Wednesdays and aafurdayE. iegsimf
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NEw ApvERrHsEMaTs


ID the Chapeery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No 2sO-WhlsSm Duke &c ais. ". J. s. Bugs
ct AIS
TT appearing from afndavit in this cause that
i the defendants, T. = Biggs W. p Peatt and
=. l. Armstrong, are non-residents OF the state
OF Tennessee
Il Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, al the Courthouse, IN the
city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before The n st
Monday IN September, Is61, and plead. answer
or demur 10 cOmplatnanis' bill, or the same
viii be taken Cor confessed a. TO them, and set
for hearing ex palte and that q copy OF this
order be published once a week, Tor four sue
eesslge weeks, in The Memphis appeal.
A CopY-Ate est:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By BENJ. COLEMAN Deputy CLERK and Master.
July g 1867. fvf0 IaW4Wn
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Nom Residenf Notfce.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. l302-Pierre A Hardy ct al. vs.. John Mel.
son ct al.
1T appearing nom anidayit in this cause that
Il the defeneant Lisida W. Organ has de-
parted this life since the ommencsmen Of said
suit, and that Therese Louise Organ Is her child
and heir-at-iaw and a nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee aise, Arthur Connel, as
appears from the Shfrth7s return, is not 10 be
found in shelby county, and urthsr, that he
Is a nonresident
II il therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, aJ the courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in August. 1856, and plead, answer
or demur TO c0mplsinants bill, and I. L. Or
gan 70 show cause why said suit should not be
revived against her, or tine same will be
taken for confessed IS t. them, and set
FOR hearing * parte and that a cOpy OF this
order be published once a week for four success
siye weeks Ia the Memphis Appeal.
a C~Opy-Attest
AUGUSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By r. }. BLAUS, Depu 3 Clerk and Mas r.
HeiEkell, Scott 4 4eiskell, SOS. for Com
plalnant jy3 laW8w
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a. f.. ID .,
PRACTICAL
HOUSE and SIGN PAINTER,
Gliding, GTGiHiHO, Glazing,
Paper Hanging, KalsOmiHiHg, Etc.
ShOP---Ss UAiOn Street.
Notice.

TIE following Deeds are in my Office, left fol
L Certificates, before the war
1 Deed rom Jose Damacri Y. BarbO TO Hub,
bard i. Virgins
9 deed from James Clark and wife to NJ, 3
Beard Of Missouri.
3 deed nom A. a.. Buriine and wife TO W
WOrmell OF Shelby county.
4 Alex. 70 G~reenvili pOwell OF Shelby
county.
5 deed nom Robert v. Richardson to Isaac Il
Heqley Of Shelby COUNTY.
8 deed nom James Humes TO W. ST. Dunn ei
al. Of Shelby county.
7 deed from Eunzle9, Tricg q williamson,
Trus. 20 Peter W Plnkst0n.
8 deed from Z. II. W~hitemOre and wife to Their
esa Carroll, pennsylvania.
9 deed from G. W. Liucln 70 Jos. Z. Douglass,
Mississippi.
10 deed from o stark to Jasper Stark, Ken
lucky.
II deed from B. B.. Declare TO W. 3. Bruce, Ten
Il deed rom $. NJ Norwood and wife to VIM.
Brtdgewater, Tennessee.
IL deed nom :. Z. Walke and wife and +. K.
whitfield and wife TO W. $. Williams,
Arkansas.
IA deed nom Br:nkIey, Trigg & Williamson to
We. DAVIS. A~rkansas.
10 deed nom Jones D. WuIhon to Jane NJ.
Cord, Alabama,
10 deed fOm Louis N. Gehu and wife to Maria
Banks, Alabama.
Il deed from Memphis and Louisville railroad
company 70 John Wright, Arkansas.
Is deed rom T. L. Beard and Jas Young to Jas.
T Davenport, Arkansas.
10 deed from John W. Rodgers and wife 20
hdrDtTlS 4 Maxwell, Arkansas.
DCeed rom Colbert Moore and wife to Mecagar
BID, Mississippi.
p deed rom Dan. Saffanaus and wife to Adj
olson Graft, Mississippi.
p deed from J. f. johnson and wirs to W. W.
Wheauey, Arkansas.
% deed nom w.. Falkner to BIS. Williams,
Tennessee.
a deed from 4. R. Ward to Horace L. Howge
and Charles Tiff, Tennessee.
. deed from r. U. BrinkIey and wife to W. j..
Davis, Tennessee.
25 deed from Z. q. Brinkley and wife to Irion,
Cardor 4 Co. Arkansas.
y deed from John %annavo and wife to NJ.
A. Kerr. Arkansas.
q deed from D. A. Shepherd to D. T. Johnson,
Arkansas.
% deed from Charles McDermOtt TO Thomas and
William NJ. Irons, Texas.
30 deed from Emily P.J tartile to A. J.. Scott,
Texas.
81 deed from @. F.. johnson and wife TO W. Il
Wheally, Arkansas.
30 deed nom Dan. Park to R. E. Glenn, Ken
lucky.
Persons interested may call and get the same
by pay ing the ices. HUME F HILL,
Commissioner OF Deeds, etc.
10 Madison street.
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Notice.

THE similarity OF names IN the Nicols0n
4 pavement contract, already awarded, has
led many to confound me with he hrm OF
Taylor, Mclean q Co. Tue contracts awarded
at the same time were 70 ]. q McBaim & Co 1
have no interest whatever with Taylor, Nc
Bean & Co. IS contract.
iy93t J. 6. MCBAIN.
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WANTS.

w A i + D. wing
W son to be in
new patent 81 When it was not
CHINE fnost criminal to vote
low prie5o soon as the Wing
: presented a candidate for
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TRAINs viii leave the Depot ofthis Company.
Il az head o. MaiG street. until further notice,
as follows
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NEW ADvE
MEMPHIS AHD OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF
eEsEaAL sursanrEsDEsr,. o.s1an.



MEMPHIS, IESN, July z. 1867.
TRAINs viii leave the Depot ofthis Company.
Il az head o. Maic street. until further notice,
as follows
Louisville and Nashville Express
Leaves every day At 4 pm, making close con-
nectiOu a. Louisville with fast express Trains
on Jedersonville Raiironf for all Eastern cities,
and with Quilted states Mail steamers for Gin
cinnau and a~licities North and East, and IL the
Shortest and Quickest Route 10 Nashville.
NIGHT EXPRE5S-Every night except sat
urday night at ~ pm making close cOnpec-
ton With Mobile aud OHIO Ralirnad at fun
bold, and with Illinois Central Railroad Tor
%. Lonts Chicago, st. Paul, and al points
North, West and East, and al Louisville with
Jacksonville Railroad for all Northern and
Eastern citipss
Cars 60 Through Without Change.
M%azniGcent Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Baggage Checked through To al Important
places. PersOEs holding Through Tickets can
stop over az any point and resume journey at
pleasure.
Bg Through Tickets and all Information can
be Obtained at Ticket ONCE. 257L Main street,
and at Depot. SAM k.J0NFS.
Jylu General superintendent.
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Ior witnesses testified, bat nothing
IMPORTANT was ELECTED. Court adjourned
I pending the discussion regarding the
trial and conviction OF John Lee, who
testified against Surratt.
SeHWe-Trumbull made a lengthy
speech in favor of the reconstruction bill.
Wilson followed in the same strain,
but nothing was achieved.
Hotase.-RecOnstruetiOn bill was con-
sidered.
Brooks, Of New York, denounced the
measure as another violation Of every
principle. There wa no parallel in his
tory.
Wood spoke in opposition to the bill,
as unconstitutional generally.
The bill, after ONT desultOry debate,
was passed by ll9 against 3I-Bingham
voting aye.
After some unimportant business, the
house adjourned.
THE bill just passed throws unlimited
powers in the hands OF the military
commanders.
CHARLESTON, July 9.-Gen. Siekles
directed subOrdinates not to begin regis
tratiOn in his districts until congress
shall have determined more explicitly
who is entitled to registration. It is
presumed that congress will extend the
LAAAG VI AEEAaA4 AAA0h III DOuLu anu NOLLu
Carolina till October or November.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Money easy,
good supply; c~allloans, 496c. Exchange
firm, 959I05. Gold $50. Governments
a shade better. Steamer Russia takes
81, 400, 900 specie Tomorrow. Several
new dry goods failures in addition 10
thatof Wicks & Co. Stocks firm and
active. Tennessee 651. Receipts OF sub.
treasury, 81 400, 900. Payments, Sl3,-
1916, 900. Balance in treasury, SII9, 122, OOO.
Boston, July 9--The yacht Fleetwing,
from COwes May 18th, put into New
Bedford yesterday. She experienced
bad weather.
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-River falling,
with four feet in canal.
NEW YORK, July European mail
advices state that all arms of the land
and naval service of France are being
strengthened, and the activity al
through France produce the impression
Of pending difficulties. A debate Of con-
siderable length arose in the corps legis-
latif on the financial part Of the Mexican
question, the minister declining to speak
OF the political portion.
Difficulties between Denmark and
Prussia, as to the possession Of North
Schlesswig continue, and it is stated that
France sympathizes with the Danes.
The bank Of England held over e22,-
600 900 Of specie on the Goth ultimO.
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.
No. 100 Madison Street,

THE Fan Session VIII open on Monday, Sep
i tsmber ?, 1867.
jyT lw ANNIE D. HALLE. Principal.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned and j. e FISHER, under
the style Of HIGGINS & FISHER" atNO. ZgS
Front street. in Memphis, Tennessee, was dis
solved b. etiuN Of time, as prescribed by the
articles Of partnership. on 10Th day Of June,
1867. THOS. RJGGINS y
Memphis, July ?, 1867. iy3l not
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NEW


4 SPECIAL meeting Of the st. Andrews So
n ciety will be held Friday evening. ~ 8
O'Clock. AS business OF vital lmpo tanc- will
be brought befofe the Society, 10 is hoped there
wi be a full and prompt attendance Of the
members
fyTO d TnTTN III Did,
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Great Memphis Swimming and
Bathing EstabIjShmrn

OF WILLIAM HUNTHOUSEN, FOOT OF
- Washington street, Memphis, Tenn. j
would respectfully invite the attention Of the
CITIZENS OF Memphis to the fact that 1 have
mOored, at the loot Of Washington street, a
newly, and In superior style lifted out, Bathing
and Boat, which I open this day for
the use OF visitors in general. Arrangem suts
have been made 50 that one part OF the boat is
lifted out for the reception of LADIES ONLY,
ami the other part for Gentlemen. Swimming
Lessons given each day from 6 to 9 o'clock I'm.
and nom 3 to pm. No DASGER WHArEv Err
OE ACCIDENTS.
LIST OF PRICES;
Season Tickets for grown ersOns-.--.N.sl %
Children under 10 y~eaIs.... 7 80
SINGLE BATHS:
In Private Boxes, with SOsp and Towels 50
In Public Basin, without soap and Towel. D
2 or useO of Bathing Dress, SOapand Towel. p
Ptlce of Swimming Lessons, eaCh..-- %
JY4lu WIN. HUNTHOOSEN.
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d. A. JANUARY, : President.
JAS. H. LUCAS, Vice-Pres dent.
WEG. Z. SEEBY, : Secretary.
WI. ". BESTON. GenT Agent.
DIRECTO s:
OFFICE IN
AT
NO. ~ MADISON STREET, DesOtO Block.

MEDICAL EXAMINERS
rs. WHITE, NJ. D. W.T. IRWIN. N. d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10
NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance OF JOHN
Subway and family are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral, from their residence, No.
So Mosoy street, This "wednesday Morning, at
10 o'clock.
Services by the Rev. J. ]. Vaulx.