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RETURNED To H CTTY.-Our young
and popular friend, Frank P. DOugherty,
arrived in the city last night, from Min
nesots, where he has been spending
several weeks. His many friends here
will be pleased to learn Of his return,
and viii, no doubt, give him a greeting
at his Office, No. 10 Madison street, to-
dau
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BIG PoTArOEs.-We received yester-
day a large sample Of the finest sweet
potatoes Of the species yam, we have
ever e They were raised at Mound
City by the Jones brothers, p~rOprietOrs OF
the well known and popular Mound City
hotel. They know how to raise vegeta-
bles as well Is keep q hotel, and, by the
way, we know Of no o pleasant or
agreeable way Of spending q day than to
take the packet PeOsta and go to Mound
City. The visitor has a pleasant trip OF
seven miles, good attention and capital
fare, at the hotel, all for q very few
stamps. We have been there and know.
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ATTENTION DIsTILLERs.-New stills
built TO order -and Second Hand Stills
for sale st ~HOllenbeFg 4 0ertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, No. 346
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
iy attended 20. Tvs daWtf
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How Is Ir?-A short time since two
negroes were arrested in this city charged
with stealing q horse, the property OF a
gentleman residing some miles in the
country. The horse was found in their
possession. They were taken before
Justice Moore, and fully committed for
trial before the criminal court. A few
DAYS age they were brought before Judge
Hunter, on a writ of hebeas corpus, and
set at liberty. Neither the attorney, the
complainant or the witnesses were noti-
fed. The negroes now enter an action
of damages against the gentleman.
These are the bare facts Of the case as
given to US by q most respectable attOr-
new. This course Of procedure may be
uninitiated.
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FAST TnlE.-By information received
yesterday, We learn that the Great West
ern Dispatch and Cotton Express Line
transport freight in seven days from
New York to Memphis, or vice versa.
The clever agent at this point, Enoeh
Taylor, Esq. whose Office is S04 Front
street, viii give any further information
required. This line has always given
the most entire satisfaction, and il viii
doubtless aequit itself in the future as in
| the mast y -Il- .-l.L -...-
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nRT G. WILLIAMS RnIsnm aT wild
| II cherry aud wood NapthR. a speedy
and positive cure for Consumption, in its early
| stages, before thus fell disease nas advanced too
far, and acPrtain cnre rOr Pneumonia, Asthma,
splitting OF Blood, Night SWeats, Husky Throat,
Wasting OF the Flesh, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, PalpitatiOn OF the Heart, Loss OF
Strength, CstBrrhs, Pleurisy, WhOoping Cough,
Difficult Breathing, and all diseases OF the
The I and Lungs, together with all the affec-
tons which p~redisPo-e the above named com
At the commencement OF the war the manu-
nacGure o. THIS hishiy popular remedy was
ventor has made arrangements 70 reintrocuce
IL again extensively throughout the southern
states, and relies upon the patrOnage Of his old
friends and customers for a renewal Of the IA
Vors heretofore extended 70 him. Those who
are not ACQUAINTED With THIS valuable ana sci
entidc preparation, are referred to the pamph-
lets TO be procure from agents.
Sold by all Druggists in Memphis, Tenn, and
throughout the Southern States. auSO
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D REKARDI

OFFrCEM EMPHIs BoARDoF UEDERwETrRs.l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, JuneA, 1867.
IN order 70 more enectually suppress inesn-
L Msrism within the city Of Memphis, a re-
WardOf
Two Thousand Dollars
VIII be paid by the Memphis Board OF Under
writers TO any policeman or ether persons who
snail procure the arrest and legal conviction OF
any person or persons guilty OF firing any
premises insured by any OF the Insurance
Companies comprising this Board.
Ie4tf ny ORDER OF THE BOARD.
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HespeTian Pills, the sure cure for Ague,
were never known to fail. The Hespe-
rian Pills are nicely su~gar-cOated, pleas
ant to take, and may be relied on as the
sure cure. Price only 81, at the drug
stores.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-Ony yesterday
a few judgments were taken by default.
No business Of Importance was trans
acted during the day. Capt. J. W. Grit
iths was qualified as deputy United
States marshal. At an early hour court
adjourned over to to-day.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-Kste
V. Hart ct al, TO j. p. Csrruthers, trust
deed to secure S3240 so, lot No 10 in
block No. 10, situate IN the northwest
corner Of Shelby and Huling streets,
fronting on Shelby street, 80 feet by 200
feet; Jas. w Levy TO VIM. Smith,
transfer Of United States tax sale eertifi-
cate IS, lot on Fourth street, "A feet by
l4S feet, being lot No. l55; s. II.
Coward, trustee, to William Coward, deed,
S7,735 rs, lot on the northeast side Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, being
part of the John Ramsey grant Of 5000
acres, containing, by estimation, three
acres, being the same land conveyed
formerly by Mrs. Mildred Anderson to
Nath. Raglandi E. NJ. HOgg to l.. Z.
Mcknight, deed $1,000, tract Of land, be-
ing part Of a 900 acre entry, range 8,
sections 2 and 3, containing fifty-fouT
acres; H. Schafer ct al. to l.. and j.. A.
Schunder, d~eedsS1000, part of The Brad
ford subdivision OF country lot No. sol,
being 34} feet On Washington street by
AS feet more or less.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

FOR r EMIT
Tbst splendid Dwelling House on the corner
4 OF Madison and Third streets, occupied by Mrs.
A. o. Harris This House has recently been
reprinted and put in thorough repair. For
/ particulars apply on the premises, or TO Harris,
Hunt Co, No 20 Front street seilw
To- r Z T
Mr.. F. NJ. Dawsons former Residence NJ the
head Of Adams street. Apply At No. u Court
street. up stairs. sci lw"
Y . r r T
A large DRY CELLAR Is by p feet, 10 feet
hiEh-6est adapted to the storing Of Ale OF
Beer, and centrally located. half q square rom
Jvert0n Hotel Address h, Appeal Office.
su6llw
EOR RENT
The sTOREHOUsE. No. 2s Main street APP
ply on the premises
/ EAsTLAND a GILBERT.
WANTED TO RENT
A good BUSINESS HOUSE N Main street,
between Union and Adams
auI5u So-2kt williams Block
Y . K r K T
TWO OFFICES. formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police commissioner, No. II
Madison street. Inquire at Police ONCE, 81
Madison street.
Memphis, June 10, ls67. jeIl u
EOR
Building, on the corner Of Main and south
Court streets. Apply in the building 70 Z. G.
BETHEL, or 5. P. WALKER, JE, in rooms
No ] and . my22tf
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BADLY CUT.-About one O'Clock yes
terdsy morning, a negro attempted t.
break into 8 house in the rear of IS
Monroe street, when another eolorea
man, who was passing, attempted to
catch him. The burglar drew q large
knife and cut the boy badly, inficting
two serious wounds, one on the shoulder
and the other in the left breast. The
scoundrel got off. The recovery Of the
bOy is very doubtful.
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SERIOUS CHARGEs.-A large, ugly,
repulsive looking negro, named Henry
Bass, dressed in soldiers clothes, was
committed to jail yesterday, by Justice
Black, charged with robbery and rape.
From the evidence given on the investi-
CATION. there is little doubt Of his guilt.
The particulars are unfit for publication
in these columns. 1t is TO be hoped the
scOuudrel will be punished to the fullest
extent Of the law.
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THANKs-We are again under obIiga

THANKs.-We are again under Obliga.
tions to the obliging Capt. Ed. McCor-
mack, Of the Southern express company
for late papers in advance Of the mails,
4 Also 70 Mr.. N. w. iSesrcy for a file OF
late Texas papers, which were very &C.
ceptable.
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LAAA N-A
MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
II IL a labor saving invention. as well as an in
valuable remedy in Scurvy ,Soald Head, Erup-
lions OF the skin and Piles. nandruT y r.
moved from the head, the Teeth whItsned and
cleans q, Plaie and IeWelry cleaned, stains
~edsctually emoved from Carpets, Fnruitnre.
Clothes, Paint, NarnlSh or Marble. with the
greatest facility AID without Injury To the ma
Lerial- Il is 4 great saving OF time and LABOR
in washing clothes. It Is the only known SOab
which VII wash Flannel with theease of cot
ton or linen without fuiling or shrinking. All
these important objects can be effected without
injury 10 the SKIN or the most Geiicate abrfcs.
1t possesses no deleteriOus qualities whatever.
The world Is challenged To produce a Rnap
which possesses so many va.uaBle pr0uertIeS
nj which is 50 tnnocuous and SAFE tits A
home invention, and denes competition IN any
part Of the world. &c has become a necessity
in Memphis, and its use is rapidly spreading
thrOughsubbhe south, and eventually will ex-
tend over the 1aDkee Etates, North and south
America. Europe, ASIA, Africa and OeeHniea
Manufactured solely BY C.. 2. McGimsey, Mem
phts, Tenn, and sold at the following places in
the city at wholesale and retail: Page a Co.'S.
Deans, Taylsrs Drug Store, Poplar street.
Kings, corner OF Third and Adams Oliver 4
Co.'S DeSOJO Block, Madison street; will soon
be found at any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor is determined thai
its manufacture shall Keep pace with the ran
dly extending demand for It's use. aud
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Land For sale.

4 n undivided oue-half interest Ia 5000 acres
a Of Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
T~hlsluterest, the title % which Is perfect, viii
be sold az alOw figure, for one-third cash and
The remainder al one and two years, without
interest
Also, $50 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land. above al overflow, and the
dnest body Of land in the slate, in Crawford
oOuuty, Arkansas.
These lands VII be sold together or in par
cells, for cash.
Apply 70 PIKE a ADAMS,
Attorneys al Law,
mh3-tf Z3 Main street, Memphis
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Georgia State Lottery, for the benefit
Of the Masonic Orphans Home. Com
blnation Glass No. "a. The following
were the drawn numbers, September 5,
1917
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Memphis and White River URlted
States Mall Line.

uIHE STEAMERS CONNER II
CIAL" and "ROWENAP WILL
form a SEn-WEEKLY LINE between Memphis
and White River.
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VERsER & HATcaETT.-Fhe card of
the above firm appears elsewhere in our
columns. They enjoy q favorable bust
ness experience both in this city aud
New Orleans, for several years before
the war, and offer baggiDg, rope, ties.
ETC., at lowest market rates to customers.
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An ALTBL-PatTick Sullivan and Jas.
Lynch, charged with robbing a colored
woman on Market street some time
since, OF a sum Of money In specie, were
before Judge Hunter yesterday on a writ
of habeas corpus. Sullivan was bound
over, and Lynch discharged, he having
proved an alibi by several most res
pectable and credible witnesses. Mr..
Lynch has been a resident Of Memphis
for the last eleven years, and has always
borne an u-nimpeaehable character.
This is the first time he was ever ar
rested N any charge. To those who
know him the injury done to his eharac-
ter is as nothing. He has no redress
against the parties for damages, as they
are not worth prosecuting. a short
term in the p~enitentiary, however, for
the black periurers might be healthy for
them and profitable to the state.
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REWARDS.


SD ne
Strayed or stolen from my place, Of Horn
Lake creek one BAY MARE MULE, about -
Or "A hands high, has a scar on lefs hip. The
above reward viii be paid TO any one deliver
ing the Mule 70 the farm, or to me at 300 vain
steel. aus w W BENDER.
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Fftg Barrels Harrison & Posteps
Flour received, and at reduced figures.
by Reilly 4 Reeady, corner of Main and
Exchange streets. sec If
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LIABILTTIES :
A OF I
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Nn.hMiun Annnat y III.

NI.UNIIIE1 AUNNaI . I0IIa 7
I. q. ". BLACKBURN. Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify thai the UNITED
STATES FIRE AND n INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Baltimore, in the
State Of Maryland. has produced 70 me
satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all the requirements
OF the laws Of the state Of Tennessee inn
posed on insurance companies. and I further
certifv that GEO. W. L CROOK, AGENT OF
said Company. has also complied with the re-
quirements Of the laws Of the State, made and
provided in SUCH cases: wherefore. said UNITED
FIRE AND MARIN INSURANCE COM
PANY has authority 70 take risks and transact
the bushes OF insurance in this State, at
Memphis, Tennessee.
g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. W L CROOK,
General Insurance Agent,
auS0 I'm E9h Main strest
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PAINTING.


NOTICE Is hereby given that viii apply for
N Letters Of administration on the estate OF
James G. Wilson, deceased, at the rext sep
tembe1 Term OF the County Court.
ANDREW Il. CROWN.
August 70. fSf7. nu2T I'm
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TOOP, PHILLIPS & CO.,
FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
.Is aFFE AND N
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front St, Memphis.
/. :. cHAs. :. PHILLIP E.H.HAHAS.

IH0. -fOofs thAs' afhALAtFH
CTRICT attention paid 20 the STORAGEAND
- SALE OF COTTON, and instructions re
gardIng same strictly oheyed Our facilities
FOR the handling OF Cotton are unsurpassed
and We invite esseeial attentiOnt TO this branch
OF our business, feeling assured OF our ability
to give entire satisfaction 70 all who may favor
us with their patronage.
Rs- All shipments covered by our Open
Policy OF Insurance. unless Otherwise iu-
our stock Of BAGGING, ROPE. TRON.TIES
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally viii
always be found full and complete, and offered
on as good terms as can be had in this market.
= Vhankfuh to our numerous patrons for tns
very liberal faYOrsh hitherto extended US, we re-
speetulIy ask a continuance OF the same,
p~ledging every effort on our part 70 give salts
factiOn by strict attention to the wants and in
terests OF our eustomers. sos
Major ]. j. BBSBI, whose connection with
our house stu confines, VIII be pleased 10 re-
ceive a can from his numerous friends when
visiting the city.
aaum T0OF PHILLIPS &COa
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
- saw MILL FOR SALE. I.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING X
"a sestnoenL plantation Is known a. ne
Town OF AXE Bluff, on White river. Ark- NJ
miles o The Msa Bhis and Littls EoeF r6--
ro1l crossing containing betWeen four and i've
hn1dhe1 aeraAJ nbout one hundred elearad
w leeS ADoye me late overflow, the Der
neavliy umDered, toRether with the whole a.
half Interest In a HEW STEAM SAW MIL
forty morse P9~Werllsnaine, B~lacksmithis shoD
carpenters Tools wagons and all neeessarv
appurtenanees for rmning the same. There Il
a fine Mansion with nine rooms,a CiEferu. fea-
pacity 500 g%aliOus1 Three Cablns, q Warahouse
two. good wool Yards, and the best laudIngI
on the river. The above VIII be sold al low 9e-
ures and on easy terms For further parted
Lars address - Mrs.. NJ. l. H.
my8tf as& ALA Appeal Onics.
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Louisville and Nashville Express
st and Quickest Route to Nashville.
Cars 60 Thrsagh Without Change.


Two DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot % the
i Memphis ard Louisville rallrnad. head OF
ming through 70 Cave City witEou chance Of
cars.
- EXCURSION TcEets from Memphis To
Mammoth Cave and Return ~ Refused Rates
fare round trip.ts ave and returuEu 1each
Parties Of fifteen Ormure - = Ieaen
Parties OF twenty-five or more. 10 1geaeb
For through tickets anda iu6ounaaon. eau.
at Ticket once, No E7ia " sin street
iyE t. SAN. BJONE5. GsnT 2up't.
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Memphis and MOuad City Ferry Packet.
PEOSTA----...-..----M. R. CHEEK, Master.
TEAYEs ths lending foot ofHh
II adams street, At 81 and uI
.oands o'eioek ana aad aud 8 o'ciOCk pm
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3I-96-2-6e 39-1O-3s-7Ffs-11-5OLn-63
A q CHANDLER.
GeneraI Agents. No. ~ Main street. Memphis.
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FOR v~ICKsBURe.
FoR WHITE RIVER.

EOh AAAE RIVER
Regular White River Packet.
FOR Helena, Rriar's PotnL, DuVaII-s
Bluff, Little ROCK, Augusta, Des Arc
and JacksOnpOrt.
NORMAN .....--..- master
This elegant passenger packet IA
viii leave z
THIS DAY, 9th inst, a. 5 pm. ...
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO., Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts., or
set 10 'Aty Wharf boat, foot Monroe st.
Regular Memphis and White River Saturday
United states Mail Packet.
For Helena, Delta. Frfar's Point, sun
flower, LacOnia, CnrsOns. ConcOrdia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, ST. Charles,
DavalIs Bluff and Augusta,
and Jacksouport.
ROWENA-----...--.JOhn B. Davis master
This elegant passenger steamer H
will leave s
SATURDAY, 7th Inst, Is 5 pm.
LEVY a MILLER Agents,
se5 81 262 Front street.
Regular Memphis and White River Saturday
United States Mail Paeket
For Helena. Rriarss sin S~umGORsr,
Lacoufa, COucurdia. Devalls Blur, Au-
gusta and JasksoupOrt.
ROWENA----.--.John B. Davis master
This elegant steamer Is ioading at ~
foot Of Court street, and leaves on -
SATURDAY, 9TH inst.r at 5 pm.
JAMES T. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
se5 81 No. Z Jefferson street.
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Dissolution of COMPLIMENTARY

THE Copartnershlp heretofore existing be-
II tween the undersigned under the style OF
Herbert Bell & Co. Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Either party IS authorized 10
use the name OF arnl Ia settling up business Of
same. HERBERT ELL
Wi. r. ANDERSON.
MEMPHIS, August 81, 1867.
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NOTICES.


HAVING returned 20 Memphis take this
ready 70 resume my laDOrs. orders left AZ
either Of the music stores will meet win
prompt attention.
auA ~ A. SHusE.
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RAILROADS.
Election Io- Directors
Memphis and charleston r. 2. Co.
Memphis & Little Beck Z. R.

on AND AFTER TuEsDAY, JULY lG, 81,
trains Wiz leave HDPEfIELD al am AR
irving AZ Ten Nile Bayou At 6I5 am. Return
Tea Nile Bayou &c 51U pmn and
arrive az HOpedeld At G.5 pm
On TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS n train
VII leave Tea Nile Bayou a. am am, arriving
At HOpedeld At GB am. E"etuming-Leavs
HOpeheid At 4 pm, and arrive a. Ten Nile
Bayou at sis pm.
The Round Trip From Menphls, ~ 80.
The Fsrryboat NEVADA viii MAKE close
J. L. NEIGs.
WB Shief EnEneer
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WRnted As partner in the Dry Good aud
Produce Business az McNuIt,SunhOWe county,
Miss, a young man OF moral, SOBER, industrious
business habits. with q cash capital OF three
thousand dollars, % equal the other interest.
McHutt Is q good point for a cash business OF
lGlU,0U0 TO $1,000 ten n twelve thousand dol
lars sales annually, with a hattering prospect
Of the business increasing every year. 1 nave
o good s-t0rehouse, and the only stand in die
place. lmmsdiate application Is desired. Adj
dress. THOS. X. NELSON,
auN Nv McNUtt, Miss
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OOMMEROIAL, : Wm.J.AshfOrd, Raster,

Leaves Memphis every Tue9day At 59'ci0ck PIN
I" augusta every Friday atl0 o'clock am
"a Searcy every Friday ab4 o'clock pm.
"a West Point every Friday At 6oiclock pm
"a Des Arc every Saturday at 8 o'clock am
" DuvalI's Bluff every Saturday at u
o'clock m. #ua.I
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BANKING DIRECTORY.

COMMERCIAL Bank Of Tennessee, eOrne
Madison and Main streets.
DEsurO BANK, No ~ Madison street
FIRsT National BsuE. Il Madison street
GERMAN National Bank, as Main street
street.
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. D. Jefferson street,
MEMPHIS GERMAN SAVINGS INsTITU,
TON. No, j adams street
MEMPHIS Insurance Company. 2h Msdi'
son street
MEHCHANTs' National Bank. JEFFERSON
street
PEOPLES Bank OF Tennessee, Z Madison
street.
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CnPARTNERsHIP

THE undersigned have this day formed a
CUpaTtue ship for the purpose Of carrying
on \ General COmm 'ssion and Forwarding bu-
auess, aud the sale OF Country produce, and
hope Uy close attention % business and the in
tenest Of our customers, 70 retain the conn
deDcs Of those who favor as With their palrO-
mage, FL ATWOOD,
WM. +. ANDERSON.
MEMPHIS, September l. 1857.
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EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN.

THOROUGH Training Reuairedi W. K
Wards Seminary for Young Ladies. Nash.
Vile, Tenn.. the Leading school in the south
French spoken at tne French Tablet Open on
aud afsf MONDAY, september ID.
snsa In ", = WARD. Principal
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FOR SALE.

L . Z s A L E
One l2-Hsrse Stationary Engine and Boiler
nearly new. for sale cheap
LUNN 4 MALLON,
a. ~ MIN slraal
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BARTLETT'S
PATENT POLAR REFRIGERATION
ANIL
Water-6ooler Combined

Is the best and only perfect PROVISION
L PRESERVFR in the world. and viii keep
Meat, Fish, MIX, Vegetables, Fruits, etc
longer, dryer and colder. with LESS ICE than
any other Refrigerator in use.
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FOR SALE.

A NEW AMI WELL BUILT r.
n STEAMBOAT, light draught[
drawing onty fourteen inches, with a days
supply Of coal on board now in the trade on
the Ohio, between Big sandy and Portsmouth,
will be sold a. low figures.
For particulars address \. n, lOck-boX 3I5
GncImuatl. O.oT
sCHOOLFIELD & HANAUER,
su2O I'm Memphis, Tenn.