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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-20

10 BAGS JAVA, LAGUYRA AND RIO
LIZ COFFEE, received and for sale by
dec aO-2w DAVY & HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-20

TEED FEED FEED
We have on hand all kinds Of FEED, which
we are prepared to sell at low prices, delivered
to our friends and customers III any portion OF
the city. Give us your orders.
-GWIN, BECkHAM & CO,
dec IL 80, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-20

HARRIE HOUGH returns his thanks to his
IL former customers for their liberal patron
age, and would respectfully request continu-
anca of the Same to the new firm. dec 70
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-02

~ Dr.. yirchOw, one of the most eminent
Professors in the Berlin University Medical
iAeuity, who examined DR.. Barth, the dis
a0sSished African traveller, amer death, says
he vas killed by tbs caslsssnsis of his
physician, whom he called in to relieve a
Eia'ag attack Of dySPsPIia, 70 yhlct be was
'Solest Aasr eating heartily. Among othes
articles 81 che prescription was Que ordering
''K grAlns Of tastst snstic, which IN itself
vas sufficient to Kill four persaus. n psopie
would for a moment consider how easily
remedies eap be procured, Witch, While they
A'' perfectly harmless ia themselves, work
marvellous cures, the csIss Of poisoning b.
"e earsle''nsss OF physicians Wogle be few
'aaeed' Such a remedy iS RhObsek'S stOm-
4sn sl'ssr', for dyspepsia. Procure a bottle
we drug-'tOrs aud test II YOURSELF
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To Consumptiyes,

few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suf-
tered for several years with q severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, Consumpion-is anxious to
make known to his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send a copy Of the pre-.
%scriptiqn used free OF CHARGE, with tho directions for
preparing and using the sane, which they will find a
SURE CURa for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHTTIs,
CorgHs, Coins, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
seription Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread infoma-
tion which he conCeiyes to be Invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer willtry his remedy, as II will cost
Ing the prescription, PREF, by return mail, will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
l867mayloylS NJ, P.6Co.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-02

M. A day or Two since, we,wsrs pleased
to meet our old friend Lieutenant John
Mccoy, Of the Iith O. s. Infantry, stationed
At Richmond, Va siHce we last met he has
adapted a wife, making him complete he
retains that good soldierly bearing which
ilgnalized him AZ Capt. Co. "K' 9th Tenn.
Cav, aod tho his duties are very different
tea tbOAs Of "a officer Of Vol. in times Of
rough service he iS much pleased with hiS
POSITION. The Lieutenant will visit his
Fiends of the Bloody Eighth at JoneSborO,du
ring his 30 days leave.
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THE UNION FLAG.
JOnesborO' TeHnY Aug, 2, 1867
LOCAL ITEMS.
Tomperanoe Organization.


,rnallne eonseqnenses Of iptemPeranee have
l% 4 deep interest Ia the public mind, and
"sre. 10 overthrow The fatal reign q King Alec
.. r.,sl,ine general appreciation and support, Tenn
lance bands are s~pringing up all over tho country.
:, ,-,o Wa scarcely open an exchange, but what our
ara greeted with an %aeeount ofthe progress 81
.,n,s On temperance, and we rarely ever read an
nm, az an ~atrocious crime that was not Perpetrated
,r ths influence Of the great detroyer. King Al
y, Ia, immense numbers marshalled under his ban.
T.. ma limited States, and the moral Influence Of
y, :, .,onlo sbouid bs exerted TO rescue from the gull
i.,t1oetlon, the thousands Of inebriatos In our land
w., ana that dsdres that our couatry be thoroughly
.,O,sl from this monstroua vice, who desires a
,,.h,v refined society and a pure morality should give
az "A and encouragsment to every means or accom-
-r.hiug thess desirable results. When We labor IN
q. rsmperance cause, we are surely benehtting the
t.r.p race aud doing tho work ofthS Lord. As mem
a,r,o Of society sharing alike the ruin and calamiues
u,.r,rs upon its vices, and tho benefits and prontS
a, virtues, It Is a moral obligation resting upon
Tho Nigh responsibility We can in no wise elude
: ,bor for its greatest good.
MI. Consciousness that the welfare and happiness Of
:, allow mortals, and the promotion Of morals and
'I,,,oD IA our purpose will be a sufficient reward. But
An there will be a greater one, whenthe wand Of the
~, ,up Is broken, and not a deluded votaFy bows
,.,h. Shrine Of Baochus and the throne Of the De-
M, pesaot Alcohol is oyerthrown and his lost do.
titan, Allied win the eonquesta Of the righteous cause
:, ,,mp,rance, then there will be happy and contented
,omiIies now the abodes Of want, wretehednesS and de-
,D,ir p%cacefal neighborhoods now rife with fueds and
.m,s0t,ops, and united and powerful nations that un'
~, ,s control Of drunken rulers and law makers are
NOW cursed with sectional disScuSlons aud weak only
team their lmmoralities and vices.
A division OF the Sons Of Temperance was organiI-
.d,p thi, place last week by DR.. Thomas Norman,
-, Lebanon, Grand Worthy Patriarch, and DR.. J. IL.
cnrr,. Of Nashville. The following are the officers Of
the Division.
d E. pilworth, W. P, ]. L. Dallas, r. s., s.. S. Lut.
,,.I F,s, I'D. slemous, Con-, D. X, Meek, J, s.,
y,n Anderson, W. Al, J.E. Maxwell, AIRS, j.
T. Hawkins, Treasurer, W. II. DOssOr, A.c., Milton
Keen. rs 40 $50 % IN So
Regular meeting each Friday evening at O'Clock.
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New Wheat.

The first wheat shipment ofthe season from
Ionesboro' was made yesterday, and Is only
the precursor of the ~uncOunisd thousands Of
bushels which will be sent from this county
during TIE coming six months. Washington
County has perhaps, never been favored with
a more abundant crop, nCr were its agricul-
tural prospects OF general developments ever
better. Already oar miserable roads will
hardl! give passage to our super-abundant
products.
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Pic Mic at Mays School House.

On Wednesday last, the good people on
Cherokee male a pic ME, and everything
passed OF finely. The U. L. A. met In the
morning and initiated some ten or twelve
members, after which Messrg. 6. r. Griffith,
N4. B. Owens and otheFs made speeches,
relieving the political situation of our peO-
pie. After the speaking was over, the large
crowd present had the pleasure OF p~artakine
Of a sPienqA dinner, prepared and spread IN
the grove, blythe ladies Ofthe neighbOFhoOd,
whose Kindness and lovely smiles are always
sItended to cheer man in the discharge OF
bis varied duties IN life. q
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-02
A Gard IN Invalids.

A Clergyman, while riding in South America as a
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train
Of disorders brought on by baneiul and vicious habits.
GFsIt numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire TO benefit the AFFLICTED
and unfortunate, / will send the recipe for preparing
aud using this medicine, in q sealed envelope, to any
one who needs Il, Free Of caargs.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address, tf
JOSEPH t. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, New York City.
deelImoslJ. I'll.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Errors of Youth.

Gentlemen who suffered for ton years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful iudiscretion, will. for the sake OF suffering
humanity, send free 20 all who need 1t, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver-
Users experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
~ Cedar Street, New York.
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The Athens Republican.

We have received two or three NUMBER OF this spi-
cy, spirited and ably edited Radical sheet, published
by the Union League at Athens Tennessee. 1t takes
the place Of the Athens Pres. a vile copperhead sheet
that "blo'rsd our for the want Of support. We well
come tho Republican to our table and hope It will meet
with that success It so richly deserves. When We have
a thoroughly loyal press moulding aud shaping public
sentiment we have no fears Of the future Of our
country.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-02

my The Jonesboro' BSse BAH Club met for
its frst--wo would not say maideh-gAnsbh
Tuesday evening and was a success. Capt,
Reeves kindly initiated those to whom the
game was new, and succeeded with the uni
ted efforts Of all parties concerned, in de-
cipGerlng from a tally book fall of unintelli-
giNe marks and figures I for Dillworth and
l for Meek, when the breaking of the only
bat on the ground spread CONSERVATION
Throughout the assembly and deep mouthed
foundations on Boys black walput and the
artul DOdge-(r) who would break an molten
Siye stick of woodto ave his,owu person..
On the whole we were much pleased with the
first attempt which promises much healthy
and Innocent enjoyment ia the future. We
are requested 70 say that when their first
diafdenee wears O6, grown spectators will be
invited free-children half price.
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Franklin Institute.

Professor Pressnell having been elected President
Of the Female College at this place has declined TAX.
ing charge OF the Franklin Institute. Rev. A. R.
BennIck win be the Principal assisted by a competent
teacher. This change will be noted in the advertise.
ment.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
Housekeeping Made Easy.
MRS. HILLS
NEW FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK.
FOR THE KITCHEN N.

1.-THE book which meets the wants Of the
times deserves a place in every household,
and the writer, who, in these degenerate
days, contributes to the pleasures, and at
the lame time advances the rea! welfare, of
the race, deserves n place in the Calender
with all the benefactOrs Of the age-Mrs.
Hills Practical Cookery and Receipt Book
comes up to the standard here laid down.
A practical system for private families in
town and country, with directions for cary
ing and arranging the table for parties, etc.,
by MRS. A. P. HILL widow Of Hon. Ed
ward v. Hill, Of Georgia. Illustrated with
numerous engravingS. l2mo. Cloth, AIT
pages. Price 50. For sale by all booksel-
lers, or sent postpaid to any address on re-
ceipt of price.
JAMES o'KANE l. CO., Publishers,
jel4W4 4s4 Broadway N. Y.
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East Tennessee University .

The attention Of those having boys to educate is call.
ed to the advertisement OF this Institution 10 be found
IN another column. Two students from each county
viii have tuition free, and we suppose those entering
first will receive hsbsnOht Of this liberal offer. The
Institution is under the control of an experienced and
competent corps Of Instructors. 81
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Rain.

We have been having a series Of refreshing showers
for the last few days. Vegetation parched and wither-
ed from an excessive and continuous heat and drought
Of two weeks duration has teen restored TO It's natu-
raj verdaneY.
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Memphia Post

SNSr Wishing to suhssrihs fore Arti siass, 70,
"a sAha loyal AesFopoiitaa Journal, " somushd
1a-PAs Poi, me pro,Peslus Of Hhish appesn ID
1'sHslng columns. Il edited With splnt aad
10y esrrse' IN is news reports and /, ~ that u
M" BE- ALIVE RspubHsas p.vspapsr." u "A.
~ pnorn vhish q. lneoasoaanss Win ths en-,
.,o.t and phiiaasArophis lplnt Of the age, and n.
A.. Nn'n hny sdop,ed by ihs peopia Or our
$500 ~'s' al hat pure ispublissisn ssu -,
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JUST PUBLISHED.
AMY ENBRO0K:
ALLIE DRAMA,

By the author OF " Women and MARRIAGE
"Smiles and Frowns," any Cogita-
%tions," &C., &c. l2no. Cloth
Binding, 500 pages.
Price Sl.75.
II the concurrent testimony Of our most
impartial reviewers be worth anything, then
this book has rarely had a peer. The story
is one Of engrossing interest, the characters
natural and graphically portrayed, the Lam
guage pure, strong aud eloquenL No person
young or old, can fail to have bis or her SYM
pathieS deeply engaged by this enhancing
tale, and to rise. from Its perusal wiser and
better.
For sale by all booksellers, or sent post
paid to any address on receipt Of price by
JAMES O'KANB L CO., Publishers,
1866 je IA va 4s4 Broadway, N. Y.
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To the Patrons Of the Cleve-
land Water-Cure.

UtHE subscriber wishes n say that a. II IL nov con.
asssiat tsTwKHTiEf1 SESSION. hsi i n NE
need. In addltiOu 20 our Eclsiro Thermal aud Tur.
kjsh Bath Departments, shleh 10 have enlarged and
perfected during the lat year, ~ have kss added the
EEhsat'ip Air bah vhhh IL iayalaapls In nany
casea.
Wah ths.s addtlous 70 oar insihatiou. We sov con
usnd the greatest VARSITY. he most eoupleis baihlrg
facilities that an Be toant p sny Place IL the
votl. II. sEBLrB. ND, ffuFfisisr.
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Herring's Patent Champion Safes.
25l Broadway corner Murray street n. "

The most reliable Security from Fire now known.
Over Thirty Thousand g HRRRLEa's SAFRs,i have
been sold and are now In use, and more than 500 hayq
passed safely through accidental fires.
Herring. Farrel 4 Sherman's New Patent Bankers
Safes, made Of Wrought Iron, Steel Bars, and the
new metal, Speigel Eisen, or Patent Crystalszed Iron,
from the ore Of Franklinlte, the only material which
equals the diamond In Its hardness now known in the
world, and is the best resistant 10 Burglars drills or
cutting tools ever manufactured.
Also, House Safes, Parlor Sa ies, Sideboard and Cab
met Safes for silver plate, valuable papers, ladies lew
elry, &C., &c. made to represent handsome pieces Of
furniture. Send for illustrated catalogue. Herring,
Farrell 4 sherman, 25l broadway, corner Murray st.,
Rev York; Farrell, Herring l. Co. Philadelphia Her.
ring h Co., Chicago.
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NOTICE
To the Internal Revenue Taxpay
ers of the Ist District Of Tenn.

.". - .-.
THE ANNUAL LIST FOR THE YEAR
1867 has been made out by the Asses
sor Of the District, and returned TO me for
collection. hereby give notice that I will
attend at the Court House In the town Of
JoheSboro', county Of Washington, on the
25th day Of July 1867, Elizabethton county
Of Garter, on the 2Tth day Of July 1867, for
the purpose of receiving the Internal Roven-
ne Taxes that have become due and owing
from The citizens Of said county. All persons
liable to Internal Revenue are hereby noti-
fed to attend and make payment, at the
above time and place. All who fail to come
forward and make payment at this
time, will be subject to a penalty Of five per
cent, With additional costs. Due attendance
will be given by myself, or my legally ap-
pointed Deputy.
Y. SIMERLY,
July l, 1867. Collector LIST Dist. Tenn.
ls6sjuly l9tf
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YDoN'r ne FOOLisH."-You can make SIX Dollars
rom Finy Cents. Call aud examiuoa 40 invention rrg-
ntiy needed by everybody. Or a sample sent free by
mall for Soc. that retails easily for 81, by X. L. VOL
OFT, l7O Chatham Square, Now York. a~ug2'66yl
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
ONE NILE FROM TFLFORDS DEPOT,
Washington County, Tennessee,
TINE FALL SESSION OPENS September
the End 1867.

TUITION PER SESSION,
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. ISL 90.
cLassfoII AND aiaaHR IaTH.
EMAIlUS IPl3 %.
The above rates include contingent fees.
Arrangements will Soon be made, for q num-
Der Of young gentlemen and boys, 70 club
together and board themselves. ..r
Books and Stationary necessary for the
supply Of the School, will bs furnished on
reasonable terms.
Board can be had In private families In
the ~neigbborhood ofihe Institution, on reas-
enable terms.
Hu A. r. BENNIOK, Prstidsnt.
Miss CLARA DRAKE, Aiiiianf.
July I, 1897 [~lse7y5mos0.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-02

Vm MORRILL, PETROBEuMsT0yE COMPANY
sliAnafaetun sumner Stoves. for burning OILS
and Naphas, hat prove a desAs4 success, making 4
blue Non LUMINOUS fame, buruing like Alcohol cook,
shaminglyi sind for = %eiruiar.
WIN. A. HOLLAND, Agent,
- a. Congress Street, Boston, Mas.
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ChancerY Court at EIizabethtOn.

A BRAHAM Upton ADMINISTRATOR
n of Thomas Lacy deceased, VS.. Reuben
Lacy, Abigail Lacy, Isaac Lacy and Others.
In this cause il appearing from the allega-
tons 10 the eomplainants bill, that the de-
PENDANTS William L. Armstrong grandson Of
Anna Lucas and bis three sisters names not
known, Mary A. Frost, all the children Of
Joseph Lacy deceased, names not known,
John Lucas and all his brothers and sisters
children Of Phebs Lucas deceased, theis
names not known, are non-residents, and ali
other heirs al Law Of Thomas Lacy deceased
that are non-resideats of Tennessee. II 10
tbefeiote ordered that pgbIicatlon be made
for four successive weeks inithe Union Flag.
a paper published at Jonesborobgh TenneS.
see notifying them 70 appear on OF before the
third Monday Ia September next, 1867, be-
fore the Chsneery Court u EliEabethton,
held for Carter County Tennessee, and make
defence for said bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing er-
parte. July l3th, 1887.
H II. a gnITU. n 4 N
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TOBACCO USERS ATTENTION |!
THE APPETITE o TOBACCO DESTROYED By
~. H.. r. USING

"Oron'S Preparation"
CuEwERs and sMORERs, lave Oh this disgusting
and hlthy habit.
One box Of ORTONis PREPARATION, used accord
ing 10 directions, IL warranted 70 destiny the appetite
for Tobacco In any person, no matter AoU strong Tho
habit may be, In one msnthis tine.
No mofs hanksrng for tobacco aasr using one bon
REc0LLECr IT Is WARRANTED.
Forwarded to any par, Of the eoanlry on receipt Of
one dollar. address,
d. DOUGLAS, General Agent.
" Bax lST2. Portland, Ne.
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. HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY
Only TWENTY-FIVE Dollars

The Star Shuttle Sewing Machine. An en-. lrely new In.
vention -naHte dHy ogr Seshg Machine n he World
PATENTED 1867. II uses hgo hreada, and makes u
Stitch alike on both Hdes, that ViB not rip or UHraveL. II
combines simplicity, durability and beauty. It Is as
large as other drst-class machines. A child can learn
to work II, 1t will do every variety Of family sewing
and tailoring. It will sew from the finest gauze to
leather. In ord or 10 Introduce the Star Shuttle Seeing
Machins into every household in the land, We propose
to furnish them complete, with one shuttle, six bob
bins, q full set Of needles, oil can, screw driver, direc-
tlons, &c, &c, at the unprecedented price Of only TreHty.
Flee Dollars, on receipt Of which, we will box free Of
expenseD and ship to any address.
#[H F- W. @. WILSON & CO.,
2D4 % ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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lss7julyI9w4pBs

DALLARD z. WARD AND LILBURY r.
I'D Ward Administrator, with the will an-
neIed Of William Ward deceased, vs.. Polly
Ward the widow Of said William deceased
n. O. Smith, William HiI aud Others. In this
cause Of appearing from the allegations OF
complainants bill, that the defendant Polly
Ward the children Of James II. Ward de-
ceased, names unknown, William HiK, and
bis wife Nancy HiI, J%ezreel Robenett, Nancy
=. Kyle, James O.. Miller and William n.
Ward the deyisees under the will Of William
Ward deceased, and are all non-residents Of
the State Of Tennessee, and the ordinary
process cannot be served upon them. II Is
therefore ordered that publication be made
10 four Euocessivs weeks 10 the Uaioh Rdg,
q paper published at JoneSborough, Tonnes
SEE, nqtifying aid DESCENDANTS 70 appeAr Oh or
before the third Monday In September neIt,
1871 bsforS the chanefTy Court, held At
he Coutt House 10 EliEahelhtOn Carter
County Tennessee, and make defence 70 said
bill or the lame will be taken for confessed
and set for bearing srpGrte. July l7th 1857.
lssIjuly3ow5pgs
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION lFLAG.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
~ ts OF f
PHOENIX HOTEL
AND H4
80 VALUABLE PREMIUMS,

AoWhlk ~
ENGRAVINGS, viz:
"~AsHLAND," THE HOME OF CLAY; n, T.. LEE,
u. s. GRAkT, GEORGE WASHINGTON, MARTHA
WASHINGTON, AND JOHN @. BRECKENRlDGE.
The following gentlemen have kindly consented to
take charge Of and control tho drawing, with the dis
tinct understanding that we are to have nothing what.
ever to do with II, viz: Ex-Gov. ]. +. Robinson,
Georgetown, Ky; General John D (. Huston, Lexington,
Ky; Hon. \. X. Hunt, Lexington, KY; Hon. j. u.
Beck, Lexington, Ky; \. d. sayer, Of d. A.. Sayer 4
Co, Bankers Jas. A. G~rinstead, 0f Grlnsteah \ Brad
ley, Bankers; Judge ). s. G0odlOe, Thos. Mitchell,
Esq, Cashier Of First National Bank, Lexington, XVI
NJ. O. Johnson, Esq, President Northern Bank Of
Kentucky.
Ten per cent. premium will be allowed to any per-
son getting up 4 club Of ten OF more subscribers, 10 be
paid either In Engravings, when the money Is received,
or In money when tho drawing Is completed.
All money as received will be deposited In bank and
held until the drawing takes place. II the enterprise
should not be completed, the money will be refunded
to tho purchasers Of Engravings. Tho drawing will
take place
On the Fourth OF July Next.
Or sooner, II the tickets are disposed Of, In which event
timely notice will be given.
Write to US for prospectus giving full particulaFs.-
Agents will be appointed In all parts Of the country.
ENGRAVINGS IS EACH, and a certificate given to
each purchaser Of an Engraving, In the Phoenix Hotel
Grand Gin Enterprise, FREE OF CHARGE. Remit by
drafts, post office money orders, or IN sums OF one hun.
dred dollars and over In Greenbacks by express to
GRIGsBY Il ROBINSON,
Phoenix Hotel Lexington, Ky
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
No. ], Phoenix Hotel and lot, 100 feet front on Main by
236 feet deep on Mulberry, $3.50, O0O, and 80 other valua.
WILLIAM sIGERsON. Real Estate Agent. and Con.
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EsTABLISHED in Memphis Is years. Ladies' try
~ DR. Russelis Periodical Drops they arc never
Shohld not use than during the hrst three months Of
pregnancy. For sale only by Dr.. Russell, 1888 JeFer-
sou st., Memphis, Tenn. Price { 500. BY enclosing
the amount you will receive by return mail, one bot.
tie Of tho Drops, with full directions. Special atten.
tion paid to other diseases. Ladies' coming TO the city
for treatment, eau BIO Accommodated with elegant rooms.
1867 10 7 II
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WILLIAM sIGERs0N, Real Estate Agent, and, Con.
veyancer, 40 Walnut st. under Southern Hotel) 81.
Louis, Mo. Real Estate bought and sold on Commits,
sion. Catalogues giving description Of city aud coun,
try property, issued monthly.
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lard.
Wheels! WAFER Wheels

uhletupd by Valentino 4 Co., Fort Edward, N. -
Prices moderate. Send for circular. Agents wanted.