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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-02

4 HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY
Only twenty dollars. The Star Shuttle Sew
ing Machine An entirely new invention, I'M
like any other sewing machine in the world.
Patented 1867. 1t uses two threads and makes
a stitch alike on both sides, that will not rip or
unravel. 1t combines simplicity, durability and
beauty. 1t is as large as other first class ma
chimes. A child can learn to work it, 1t will
do every variety Of family sewing and tailoring.
1t will sew from the finest gauze to leather. In
order to introduce the Star Shuttle SEWN Ma
chine into every household in the land, we pro-
pose to furnish them complete, with one shut
lie, six bobbins, full Get of needles, oil can,
screw driver, directions, &c, &C, at the unpre-
Cedented price of only twenty dollars, on the
receipt of which we will bex Gree of expense)
and ship to any address. W. G. WILSON &
Co, manufacturers. Office and saleroom, 10
Public Square, Cleveland, o.
n. Bach machine warranted for five
years Persons who order machines and find
that they are otherwise than repres scented, can
return them and get their money back.
sx" Agents wanted.
THE ARCTIC FREEZER
New improvements for 1851 Sizes, I to IS
quarts. Send for illustrated circular,
E. s & j. TORREY,
~ Maiden Lane.
New York
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alew advertisements.
Established half century1
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Truly wonderful medicine Look out for
counterfeits. The market is full of them, Buy
only the SOC, size, enclosed in yellow wrappers,
with Demas Barnes Il Co.'S private revenue
stamp on. All others are bogus. Make your
druggist get you the genuine. Depot, 81 Park
Row, n. Y, DEWITT Z, hELLlsGgR.
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From the Toledo Blade.
Nasty.

f# RApsAb CHANog-A SLIGHT Al
'l rxnArIos IN THE NAsE AND PoLicy OF
Ma. NAssY's 'IYsrIroor."
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY!

HENRY OWEN, Sole Agent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-14

Sfa6 elmer @pecial Depef6e Der
,Simes" IoG es Der Yrdibent ab9es
lebnt baben, Die 0erantiunrtli6feit fur
Mus6rife auf fidb 80 nebmeu, ipelde
er neuIi9 in eilie,n 8ribat9eiprd6e 9es
brau1t baben fol-.
Ser meritanii9e gonlul in Gan
Srancisto min off5ieae. 0a6ri6t bon
Wasatlan baben, baB am q. SSebruar
bic 9iberalen Die @ta0t Merit0 befeb /,
ten ?) Ser. .8raIoent uno fsin gabi@
net sfoIlen bios 3 Sngenldride bon Der
9auptita0t fein. Srtean un0 Der bel
3acatecoS 9efangene Bruber Mira .
mons, 8. Saquifr, tuurben erfdcTen;
ebenio ioa Gsco6ebO, ipegeu ieines be :
ri9teten nebertrittes su ben Sn1perias
liften, bon Dem mir ieOod nod @iAts
geb6rt baben, gum So6e ourb 9ulper
upb 8lei in San Sactnto perurtbeilt
iDor6en Iein.
9fad ben 9ndri1ten bes SernIo aus
Mertto bonn 16. bomba6irten bic 2ibee
ralen bic Stabt Ganlpe9e uno fingelt
Die 9lrtiaerie auf mel9e gum @ntias
Der @arniion abgef6tft mar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-14
sduoan Qnmnr sN
Nnrlnler 3Ol.

Sic mir, an @ie an ri9tenW rief iie
nit tlagenotr, i@luG3enber un0 BON
oem befti9eu, eereisten Suiten oft ere
ifidter @tintrire. 30, ib bin norfeMs
Los unslidlid; iuenH Sis MID 70 btrs
la6en, obue bic seringfte G0ifuiuaei
&atben 9ie mir, ratben 8ie mir feIhf,
mas ih tbun foul" EN
Der Wtann bate ii@ tpiebes untaes
ipanbt unb i@aute nit Der alei6ails
tighten Miene in 6as fdmersboIe Mnt<
lib 0es lftgIiidIi1en QBeibee, 6a9 pie
betenb bic 4dnbe gefaItet bate pnb snit
elmer Dirt 9lHbaat Dee 8eFsipeiFuua
ben 8lid gen Sin1n1eI riHtete.
,.@as foll's iGon pieoer?" rief Ct
i'm rauben Zone. sd u.ub Sic BIT.
ten, 6rau, mid nidt nod, obenoretss aunr
Sfarren haItenl- @as iheeren rutda
Sbre 6umuen 9lnaeleeenbeiten -
@eben Sic bod ielbit 3u, tuie @ie am
Beiten sure@ttcnlrfen tino besabIeu
Sic bann Sbre @9uISI - M6er aus
beln Sdufe lniilfen Gie bod, 0eHn TO
Iange Sic bier geluobnt baben1 ---
,NIio feline 8arniberaigssit, Weilter
Stantrner, teine?" rief Die arnae be-
orangte gidtbertn, NIT benz 9lnsArn6
Der bodffeu 8er3iueiFung. 30, Mein
Serr Gott, 70 iet Sn mir gnabial" a
Die Ietten l80rte iparen bon eiuem
beftieen SuitenanfaH beeIeitet, unb cine.
breunen6e Notbe beoe6te bas Geii6t'
Der 8ranfen, bic en6Ii@ bon Der grcbeu
Nnitrengung beiudItigt in Die Rifen
5uridfant.s
y@as Barmber3iefeitl" fagte Der
Wann barfd. ,,Waden Gie bod feline
Slarrenspo6eu, 6rqp, tno 6enteu Ste
ni@t, baB i'd tpie6er Ge6nIb babe. -
1lnb bas tpieberEoIe i9 no1mals, Bier
i'm Saufe f0nnen Sie bod ni9t nobe
nen bleiben, Oenn id nil enbli@ eins
mol Nube baben hor Sbrem Gohn, BEN
ni@tsnusigeu Saeeoieb unb 8agnbons
benl
10 mein Sobn, lilein Gobnl1 tam.
meIte bic arante Ieife. sd babe feiae
Sofnune mebri"
(Sortfebuns foIet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-14
@erIamAt.

Gin osbentIs6er Rann NIT 6amiIis, bsr eamb nnb
weilHmtrfhgtaft nab wenH mBgft@ Dbsts wM6 @etts
bd usgteht, nm cine etpa " Dletlen pen 1er Steet
aeieaene 6nrm sM aberHehmen. Gtn gutter GsHtEatt,
taffisbeniteaen6 feeer 6infttf, mttb gemat1t.
THbeFe8 1ra erfFaeen In cen %fN1gAem ppm SO Bore
mtktaas nnb 40 libE Aa4mtttass bel :
SObm @aEm,
gtaa4sseltnnesscff cffes.
eev~ glMr eomyetents uns srssnfGs4r YesipMen
w0AeR TO meIbeH- MP lB
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9 ~ s a BEL.

..9onOOn 13. Mdrs.
9ie Seuierbanoen in SrIano fino
ale ,erffreut unb i'm 9an3en 9an6e lit
es rubig geipor6en. Sie 8eb0rben
befiirGten einen neuen Nusbru6, bap
ben ieoo6 ale 8orbereitAn9en g,s
troffen, ibn 3u bereiteln.
Sic 9lrbeiter an Der Yariier @eIt :
ausfteaung baben bDbere QObne btr>
langt.
8ismar6 fdlaet cine 8erItanOisune
spiI6en ben SraftiOnen Dor, UNI Die
ileue gerfalIung bur93ufesen.
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Ear 1tnfermebmer.
8efanntnaebnne ftar e.euer3abIer.

Der Gtatts @teuereinnehmer peIt e. MaGlfdnbe Der
&ttemf Court beE6eben WH0 bic SteuerItlte Gsbl 0t
hduhtnem Roti5, herantMlemmen nnb bu .bejabIen.
Efeieifaen puel4e fnHeg9alb flint Engen Bon begFte
db beaa4IeB foaen Don her De3abLnua btg &pItsn BE-
sfe tn man4en 5auen f4 beber teianftn, aIs BE
StwH IN. WI. y. WmftamDs
maf4 3m StsuesesnHetmer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-14
Die O1afbrtme GbDr1sfteim.
feaers( 3efelI fEbnft.

3feEe @eisns9agt ta ists pofbasitst, G9ornasing
nner Nr III arHeli@er mll5 SaltieeenfeMfneeF @etle
Runbf@aft sM erinngems 9IMe ~eTioueM fiu1 gelbh
habei tnierefrt, tire &4erniteiRe geTsiiet 3n bas
ben Mr6 10 6emeFN9efmbF woggmbemGfn. Der YreiS
Is tas 5leinigen fnes SboFnfdns ~ anf Die Bulge
@ass pon 9ant8 felsaeileAt
cfaes ~. ~ Drosb etraas.
. miIt ba
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Hotter sDmsree a, etsuns.
@ q lbinaton, 13. Mari


Str. @iIfon braItG einen 9tntraa
elm, benz @oubeWeur bon SenneEee
25OO 8i9ien fur Die GtaatsnriIis su
iiberaa9en, Der aneenommen pur6s;
Wfr. @epes' &eioIntion su gbren Der
iriihen Sa6e unb bes irii9en @olfes
tpurbe ieboh iibergangen.
Str. Wiorton bieit bierauf cine Ian@
gere &ebe gu @uniten Der befern Gr.
3iebung oes fabliden goItes, neiB
un6 i6para un6 9e9en Die 9lnf9t,
OaB Die Sl6ftaaten gu Serritorien re-
oueirt ieiert, mas er 0esbaIb fir lln>
nOtbig baIte, ba Der gungreB obnebin
iiber iie, ieIblt ais Staaten Surisbif~
tion beFbe.
glad6em aud Scr. Some eini9e
8orte ii6er bic Suplementar <6econe
itruetionsbia 9eIproden bate, ipurbe
bieIeIbe anfeenommen un6 benz 9lus>
i6uHe fur &e6tspFe9e iiberpicieR.
SIN 8erIanfe Der Debatte iagte Se<
nator Gunner, oaB er, fobaI6 bic
gupplementarbil aufgenomnen tueroe,
baflr ftimmen n,iifIe, fir Ollie i'm @I>
ben slei@e GrSiebnnssmittel gu bers
idafTeu.
Saus.
9lnf Mr. stebens' Nntrag purben
Die Musgaben fur Die Qusfibrung Der
8econitruftionsbia auf $50, 600 be-
fhranft.
Cine 8ia bes @69eoroneten Subj
paifirte bierauf ipeIde ieaern in elmer
regeImd6isen Solbatenheiinatb be-
fnoli6en Snbalioen eiuen neuen Ans
aug anueiit.@
0ie 8elolution bes Senates, iDeIde
SIS, 900 fur arme Sarbise in Marp<
LAMB ausuirit, iDuroe paffrt, bic. fir
81 ,0OO, 900 fur bic gfotblei6en6en I'M
Siben bem NuSi6uiie bes San3en
iibetpiefen.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

RATES OF ADVERTIsING.
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Ten lines of solid nonpareil make one square.
Of 10 per cents.
Eve other day (e. o. d. advertisements viii be
Gharged two -tairds of the ab We rates.
In the Weekly Edit on, one dollar square for
each insertion.
ocial ity Item notices, 20 cents line first,
and 10 cents line every additional insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at tie
rate of 50 cents square
AL advertisements due from date Of first in
serton. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
to- and transient advertisements win be taken
unless accompanied by the money.
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
odice No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE
lover W. T. Berry Co.'S BOX store,)
P. o. Adress LOCK Box SO,
NASHVILLE, TENN
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Gin @is,dbranf,

in pel9eu fanf 8ierfaier ssteut psrSeu tSanea 1T
jH pertonfen.
Qdberes su erfrasen nnf Der Office Der Staatsisis
ting uon bis 10 u9r 8crmittagS. m59 lsS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-17

4 IBEEAL CASH ADVANCES MADE on
Il Cotton and other Pro suoe cOnsinged 70 me.
BAsgIsG, R8PK ASB OTHER SUPPLIES
furnished at the lowest market prices. All con-
sisn1nents OF Cotton insured unless otherwise
inntsucted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-17

Let me see a lemale Possessing the
beauty Of a meek and modest deport-
ment-of an eye that bespeaks inielli-
geDee and purity within-Of the lips that
sneak no guile let me see in her a kind
of benevolent disposition, a heart that
can svmpathize with distress, and will
never ask for the beauty that dwelis IN
ruby lips, or the flowing tresses, or
snowy hands, OF the other ct ceterns upon
which our poets have harped for SO many
aces THESE fade when touched by the
hand of time, but those ever enduring
Qualities Of the heart shall outlive their
reign, and grow brighter and fresher as
the ages OF eternity roll away.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-17

The people are always patriotic, and
are moved by what they believe to be
patriotic impulses. That they are de-
ceived and misled by demagogues and
selfish politicians, does not argue that
the people are not patriotic. That the
great heart % the people Of the country
is right.-that they are sincerely attached
70 the uI.ion and viii maintain IFS su-
premacy, has been shown beyond a
doubt.
To follow the people is to follow safe
aud intelligent guides, when they think
for themselves, determine for themselves
and act for themselves but TO follow the
leaders Of the people is sometimes dan
gerous. This was illustrated by the ac-
tiOn Of the people Of the southern states
IN the recent war. which Is now admit
ted 20 have been d mistake and a failure.
The southern people regarded them
selves as being prompted by patriotic
motives IN that war. tsce having been
resumed, the peop-e ofethe whole coun-
try may unite III patriotic devotion to
the union Of the states-NeW Orleans
Commercial
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J. Z. ANDERSON. J.w. GAY. Il. NJ. BUGHER.
ANDERSON, GAY & BUGHER,
COTTON FACTORS.
GROCERE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 1888 FRONT STREET,
cOREER oF Union. MEMPHIs TENN
,oRNER oF uNIoN. MEMPHIs. TENN.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. J. 1865.
We have this day associated with us in buSl-
ness Mr.. d. NJ. BUGHER, under the name and
styJts Of Anderson, Gey & Bughsr.
ANDERSON 4 GAY.
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Noon Dispatches.

LoyDoS, January Is, u noon.-A
| Florence letter, published in the Times
! this morning, says Gen. King, Amer
I lean minister az Rome, was requested 10
remove the American church outside OF
/ the walls Of that city. King compiled
and will hire q villa for that purpose,
FLORENCE, January l6.-Tbe Budget
Of Italy shows deficit Of over one hun
| drad and fifty-nine million forms.
PARIS, January le.-M. Thiers is about
to give grand dinner to the opposition
the Orlesnist and democratic deputies
having united.
INDIANAPoLIs, January 10 Fred.
Douglass refused to speak until the ar
rangemeut for separating the white from
the black people be removed.
NEW ORLEANS, January lS.-Great
rejoicing over the test oath decision
WAsHINGTON,J January 1.-THE whole
Pennsylvania delegation protest against
Cowan's confirmation SIS Austrian MINI
lister.
Two negro apprentices, fugitives from
Maryland, who was found here in desu-
tuition by their master, have been re-
turned by Judge Wyle, Of the supreme
district court.
NEW YORK, January 16.-AdOlph VIM.
SWartz, an Austrian, was arrested ior
heavy forgery in Vienna.
The Brazilian army received Marquis
De Caxias, their new commander with
enthusiasm.
1t is stated that the Psrsguayans re-
ceived arms and munitions through the
Brazilian territory. 1t il reported that
the allies viii fall back on Tuyuty, which
viii be equivalent TO q retreat.
1t is stated that Maximilian demands
duties on importations, regardless OF pre-
vious payments to the French. It IS also
stated the government has received a
rumOr that Napoleon instructs Castienau
not to compel Macmillan to leave Mex
leo. nor to bring away the French who
prefer remaining.
Cameron hopes to see the VOID white
stricken ont by the Pennsylvania legis-
Iature and the spirit OF caste based on
color destroyed. Southern territory Il
disloyaI ; no method of craftsmanship is
capable to make this generation loyal.
The constitutional amendment and I'M
partial suffrage may help, but universal
amnesty will destroy the growing 10y
atty. OF Andrew Johnson, he adds: .
said long sgO that he was a traitor to his
party, an enemy to his country and a
bad man" He announces himself deci-
dedly in favor Of protection against pau
per European labor.
WASHINGTON, January 16.-Seadte.
The amended Nebraska bill was taken
up. Wade favored and Edmunds op-
posed the amendment. Probabilities IA
voT concurrence.
H0tse.-The secretary Of the interior
was instructed to report in reference to
for clerks of the circuit
and district courts Of the United States
in North Carolina, and whether legisla-
ti0n is necessary 10 receive records.
Stevens enabling act was taken up,
and Bingham, Of Ohio, took the floor n
to it.
q You labor 0vermuch in your compo-
-.Ls,r, .a,ntr- % .nil n tlirrar Mt llarrryr- !
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Below VIII be found the Official state
ment Of the secretaries OF the various
Masonic cOnclsves Ia this city:
MASONIC NOTICE,
At q meeting OF the Recording officers
Of the various Masonic Bodies OF this
city, the MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL was
adopted IS the Organ Of the Order for
the city OF Memphis
BEN X PULLzS. Secretary south Memphis
JouS BEaSIsH, secretary Angeaona Lodge,
H.P. " onwtEn. Secretary Leila Scott Lodge.
D 2. BGrTs. Secretary Rsq IIton Lodge, No. 2as ;
Is. K. PUIs p :, Secretary KllwinnIng Lodge,
NJ. sg., T. D.;
w u. PalNrER Recorder Penn Chapter, No. 2 F;
y 4. WTGGIS, Recorder Eureka COu Gil, No. !;
y. J. IGdIS, I;scoTder Cyrene Comrnandery,
ID J. T5HLINsoS. Secretary Hernes, No. I. L.
A. p FEISELsS -. Secretary MithIas, No.2, L.
p A.. A. -. r..
h K PUELEs. for Council p. OF J.. A.. A..
d P WooD=ARp. fur Chapter -. p. OF Ross
troiz de H.. A o. A. :. r..
u. G. Trade. sOr-. Censistory OF f.. P. r..
- A. A.. - R.
No efforts viii be spared on the part Of
the publishers Of the APPEAL to merit
this fiatteriug evidence OF the confidence
and good will Of the Masonic fraternity
ard IN addition TO standing directory
Of all Masonic Institutions in the cIty-tO
he corrected a. often as may be neces-
szry--it is Intended 10 devote q column
or more each Sabbath to such Masonic
intelligence, or topics, as Il IS hoped may
prove Interesting and instructive to the
brethren.
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DEAR SIR:
We would respectfully call your attention TO
our card above. Having been long engaged in
tine Grocery and Cotton factOrsge business in
this place. with superior facilities for the trans
action OF the same, and an intimate knowledge
al the wants OF ths planting community, we
feel oonfideut we can conduct your business %
vour advantage aud entire sdtisfac;lon. Our
GROCERY DEPARTM NJ, with The increased
fac ltieg az cur command, together with our
lopg experience in tine trade, We can guarantee
10 oilr friends and customers q full and varied
stock, wnich will ensble rs az az times 10 Ill
ti,air orders promptly ard at the lowest market
rsies one Of our house viii devote his entire
time and attention 70 the sale Of COTTON.
Having a thorough knowledge OF the same and
being sellers only We can at all times obtain the
higbsst market prices. We are prepared 10
nssxe advances on Cotton consigned TO us. All
eonsiennents OF Cotton viii be covered with
insurance IN our open policy, unless otherwise
orlered BY r. strict attention TO business, we
1 -nsf ~ merit A continuance of the liberal pa
q onaRe already extended us soliciting share
- vogr business We remain, very respectfully,
ANDERSON, GAY 4 buGHER.
MEMFHIss TKEH., sept l, 1900, lssia-
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Az ENGLIsIT BRAKEMAN HLrNBER.

did a nice, clever trick when / first
set up for myself which you shall hear:
That large house just opposite tU mine is
Lord Ms town residence. 3 made a fish
ing suit for one of the Young houofables
and was ordered TO 90 over and get paid.
The hall porter who let me in told ne 30
walk up stairs. met on the landing
a little old woman, in a stuff gown and
white apron, with a basket fuil of KEYS
on her arm. ] made sure she was the
hOusekeeper, and told her my business.
Step into the room, young man. said
she, " and | will pay YOU
My bill was not more than fifty sbil-
lings, and as soon As I received the
money, ! put half a sovereign into her
hand. " / am very sorry, ma am, % said
I, that cannot afford more but if
you would only get his lOrdship 10 give
me the order for The Christmas liveries,
ia do the handsome thing by ycu.n
Aud pray what would that be 80 said
she, looking at ne with her little shining
black eyes. Nothing less than new
silk gown that 7 can promise. hope
you will speak 20 his lOrdship about this
little matter, and lose no t!me.n 4
certainly will do SO, p said she, A." and YOU
shall learn with what effect this very
day" Bring over the good FeWs your
self, IL yOu can, old gal, and 4l find YOU
drop Of the real stuff out OF a bottle ]
keep in the back shop -
J left the house, feeling quite sure ]
had secured the chance Of a good order.
About five minutes after ] got back 20
my shop, IN came the butler. " MIR
Dean, said BE, " his loTd>hip has given
strict orders that On DO account are YOU
TO be admitted into the house again, be-
cause Of your impertineule to my lady.n
50 Your lady, 'aid /, why, I've never
set eyes on her 81 heard her tell his
lordship that you called her 'old gall"
" Fh What o." said J., wide awake in a
moment And told her If she came
over to your -Aop you'd treat her to a
drop Of somethin' sh1rtH WhatW
said ], "waz L Lady NJ was speal =
ing to- BY George, I took her tor d e
house keeper" Wei, Of course, I lost
the custom Of the Lord M but what
vexed me most was, that 1 also lost that
half sovereign IS .J1mcs Nqgu.iae.
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LEILA sC0TF LODGE. No. $50.

Meets First Friday night In each month, and
GU Tie Anniversaries Of ~. John the Baptist
sud 81. John the Evangelist, IN the Hall Of
south Memphis Lodge, No. us soutLeasI cor
usr OF second aad Madison strsetz
OFFICERS
John Atnslie. " A.:
d. A. Williamson, =. W;
Henry orperthwaite, J. ";
j. VI. olteriug Treasurer southwest corner
Main and Washington streets.
n. 2. WuOdard. Secret 4rv zfJ ASlu street.
Nathan h0h- hsimer = =
Augustus BLOOM. j. d..
= ~ Thomas Tyler. janl2 q
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SEWING MACHINES!
RhF GrOVer 4 Bakers Machine is Best

10 is more fimpie, durable and less liable to
J.. dgTangemenf than others.
2. Il sews rom ordinary spoOls and no re- wind
ing OF thread is Necessary.
3. u sews with equal "a 'iiIty all fabrics, the
most dsliCaie and the heaviest ard with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen
l. Iis seam is 50 strong and elastic that ID never
breaks, even on the bias
8. IL f8sieIs both ends OF The seam by its own
ops ration.
e. It's sesIn, though cut al every sixth stitch re-
mains arm, and neither .uDs or rsvels in its
wear.
T. Is seam is more plump and beautiful and
retains Us plumpness after washing better
than any OtueT.
g. its seam can be removed in altering garments
after proper Inspection without picking or
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q Wa cnlliB and varying the tensions upon the
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necessary IN this The tension being once ad-
justed on me Grover & Baker Machine, any
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change.
10. u makes beautiful embroidery without any
change q arrangement simply bv inserting
threads Of suitable sizes and coiurs for this
purpose. IL Is the only machine that be III
emJroideTs and s5wa perfectly.
The ettentlon Of Tailors. Manufacturers OF
Clothing, Roots and Shoes. Carriage Triinmers
and all ouleTs requiring the best and most ef-
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new shuttle Machine, especially adapfei 10
Manufacturing purposes
GROVER d BAKER s. NJ Co.
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Nests FIrst Monday IN every month, al 2
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OFFICERS:
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-17
GREAT CLEARING SALE
10 COMMENCE TOMORROW,
Tuesday, NOceBs6er q, 1866,

al.d continue until lhe ls1 Gay Or January, lsC7.
W.sbsu Offer oor Goods Rt such low prices
- W1ii insure their sale.
W. are bound not 10 be uEdersoid by any
one. in fact, We viii guarantee 70 l5e lower ln
.suF prices Than any houEe II The city.
Country istoTekeeperE and buyers can get rare
bargains uI ms for CASH ana CASH ONLY.
Just Received:
5oy dor Opera Kids az 81 e per pair.
= dor. Opera Nubiaa IS cents ~ e each
DO o -. Calico, fasi coIOTs, ID cents per yard.
IJUg ps- kTOwE domestic Iro1z - % - cents per
yard.
Blsached Domestles greatly reduced-R good
Bieached Doinestlca, = I'd vide, y TO q cents
Blsaebsi Dumesucs. - I'd. wide, ~ 10 q cents
Bieneheo D,Inestio-. fuIl yard " De, splendid
quality, 25 10 - cents per , ard.
i.1Bsfsle, warranted oniy IS ceuts per yard.
a s-4 lO-8 Sheeting 7 NJ and ~ c. ats per yard
Bed Ticking only - cents PEI yard
White Aarseilies Spreads, g . 10 s. ~ each
cheap al double the money.
Irish LiueEis greatly reduced.
gaeoneis from u % 81 cents er yard.
4 bela Muslins ~ 10 So cents per yard.
ilr.ss Ga1ds reduced fully oue-had cur former
extraordinary low pr ces-
scotch PIaida half wool and AL wool, from %
Empress Go b. al wool, only s75z cents per
Iaassei III wool Baimorsls, bright OolOrs, only
Z 81 6aoh-
Euzlish MeFinos oDl, IS cents per yard
Ersneb Neriuoa " COST Al COST!
"a Co. Lad iesf Hose white aud COlOre1, from
g 59 10 So % per dozen.
II YOU want 70 save money and gel goOd
Goods al les than bali Price, d9nt forget 70
attend sur GREAT GLAZING sALE.
one Price 0hly and Terms Cash.
ELsoN BROS,