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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-22
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PUBLIC

VNHE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON ARE INVITED TO
A. attend q moeting ct Hibernian He'll, This Eyenino.
at 8 O'Clock.
Hon. J. W. MoCLUNG, OF Missouri; Hon. ULYSSES
MERCER, OF Pennsylvania; Hon. PHILETU SAWYER,
OF wisconsin; Hon. HENRY d. ~WASHRURNE, OF IndI-
ana; members OF tho Fortieth Congress. and Hon. J. J.
ORDWAY. OF New Hampshire, win be present, and havo
consented to address the meeting. / October "a
DEUTSCHER BRUDERLICHHR BUND.
9ine Werfammluu8 bicier 0e1eui9aft ,pirb bcutc Mtene,
~ utr. ftattfnben, pcju bic W,it8lieber erfh@t Hnb I'D
3ablrei4 ein3ufteaen. s. ~. Wtede,
october ~ @cfretSr.
WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE
A TTEND A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
IN the Company. ut tho Hall, THIS Evening, at 7 O'Clock
pTecisciy. BY order. Il. y. MIsCALLY,
October ~ Secretary w. f.. &c. Co.
WASHIN GTON LIGHT CHAR.
TABLE ASSOCIATION.
A TTEND TIE REGULAR MONTHLY NETTING
"A. Thts EveninQ, In Masonic Hall, ct 7 O'Clock.
The committs%%sass 8. will report.
~ J. L. HONOUR,
October a Secretary and Treasurer.
WASHING TON ARTILLERY FRIENDLY
SOCIETY. b!
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
IN your Society This Evening, at 1.-THE hall OF tho Charles
ton Fire Company. Wentworth street, at 8 O'Clock.
BY orier. WILLIAM CULBERT,
October ~ Secretary.
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TON.
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER a. 1867.

JOE WoPx.-We have now completed our
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends. t i,-ts.t. s. . ..,..5 So
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= o r E.

ENOR gALE CHNAP, "A FINE FAMILY
near Cumberland. West side. Y a. October "a
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w A N T S.

NM NTIcD BY A RHESPECTABLEC FAMILY.
wv TWO comfortable ROOMS, with the use OF . Kitchen.
Address A. y. G.. through Postofhce.
October IL 90
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40 OUR

We would be glad if subscribers would
remember that newspapers require money
rs vol as do individuals. We will,
therefore, be obliged to all who are in
arrear, in the city and in the country, If
they will make prompt payment Of what
ia due. n. rlt Ye - +.
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LARGEST ClnouLAr1oN.-The DAILY

LARaEsT CIRoULATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS pajtisAss the Official List of Let
tors remainingS IN tie Postc6ice at tie end
otysack s0eeh, agresa5y 20 the 5oAowsing
sedgion agf the Neso Posto6sce Lao, as the
meAgpdssr hovsaNg to largest circulation IN
Ms' 0Hyef CAavzessom:
SEcfxowG. And be It further enacted, That lists of let
ters remaining uncaled for in any Postoflco In any city,
town or village whore q Newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published once only In the newspaper
which, being published weekly or pfteuer, shall have the
largest circulation within range Of delivery ofthe said
Office.
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ay- Az COMMUNICATIVE Intended rby. Publication IN
Mis Journal must be addressed 10 he Ei,So,. of Me
Daily Netos, No. 10 Hayne-street, Charleston, s. @.
Bastness COMMUNICATIONS 10 Pi6tisher Of Daily
w cannot undertake 10 reA'rn rejected co,ansuniea
lions. sl.NAo ee. 41n ,h I'M 4rd|f 0TFt
Acknowledgements outside ofate city must be aooon.pa.
MED apiAh the cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02
pACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY's THRoU GI
j. United States Mail Line to

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
u ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing regularly every Thursday from pier No. North
at O'Clock r. NJ
MORO CASTLE, Captain N. r. Greene, Sept. s.
MISSOURI Captain q. w. Palmer, sept IL
For freight or passage apply to
GEO. B. HARRISON, President.
No. 5 Bowling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RATLRoADs
and M.s.esn trains leave New YORK, via Hudson River
Railroad, Thrtieth street and Tenth Avenue. A n. q
and s0 SD and II r. ~. and Harlem Rsilrcsd fven
usllh street and Fourth avenue, 0 A n and l:S6P
sleeping cars attached 10 80 and II r. n tr,,us
WM. ". vANDERBILr, Vice President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

VVAyrED-AN AMERICAN MALE TEACHER ron
H~sn Asl Scokksspsg Asny y VA w0s NN I
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

"A TEL DREW win ION and after May l3l leave
Dssbrosscs $50 and Thirty Sos for
Albany the usual landings and on7ectog Ath
depot New York Central 10 all points The Csn
trai. Northern and susquehanna Roads
LNOR NORwALK AND DANBURY.-TaH STEAMBOAT
IL NELLY WHITE leaves pier 81 East At O'Clock
daily and foot OF Thirty $40 r. M con.
meeting with Danbury Railroad.
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CNOR GALVESTON, TEXAS,
The fast sailing iron steamer
WILMINGTON
Spencer, MASTER
is loading at pier 81 East river, and will quick
despatch Freight taken at the lowest For freight
passage apply TO WILLIAMS GUION,
II Wall street.
Bills OF lading signed OF Office board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
{. - Steerage. $26. currency. Cabin $780, currency
The splendid steamer PENNSYLVANIA sails Saturday,
September T.
MANHATTAN. Wednesday, Septe mber H.
Drafts PAYABLE in any Of England, Ireland aud Scot
land at current rate of exchange
Apply at ThOMPSON'S passage o1lce 73 Broadway
OF Rector street.
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MILITARY.
(vOMPANY ORDERS NO. a.
~ COMPANY, 7lsf REGIMENT, ". q. g. N.Y,l
NEw YoRx. sept T. 1857
The members this Company will assemble at the Reg.
mental Armory Centre Markct Monday, sepernber 2
II 30 r. PRECISELY In black clohes for the purpose OF
attending funeral OF late member Christian Stock.
niger Every member expected 70 be present ny order Of
J. w. CochRAN q. s. Captain AMOS L. BEE
HEADQUARTERS EIGHTH REGIMENT, ". Y.sN
III G.--vsng battalion will assemble at the armorv,
Centre Market q Il O'clock Monday sent D. By order
or JOHN APPLETON, Captain commanding Battalion
J. @. DuRrsn, Adjutant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

EOR GALVESTON. TEXAS.
IL The favore steamship TYBEE,
Captain David Caulkins
In consequence OF the continued prevalence of the cpl
demc Galveston the departure Of vessel has been de-
layed for the present She now loading at pier NO
Norh river and will be despatched the above port
practicable of which due not ce will be given.
sPOFFORD, TILEsToN 4 Co,
20 BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
~ Fourth Collection district State OF New York (comps,
ing the Third Fifth Sixth and Eighth wards Of the city Of
New York;. 81 Chambers street
NEW YoRK, July Is, 1857.

gNO PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH
i For New Orleans, La.
The steamer GENERAL 9UITMAN; J.. W. Cannon.
and New Orleans Thursday the 18th day OF September
roT freight or apply on board to HENDRICKS
CO., Agents. Cairo I'll.
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r osT-CERT1FfCATE NO. ASH OF THE PHILADEL.
IL phia and Reading Railway, 100 shfrcs Of WAN
pany In New York and Philadelphia.
SMITH, RANDOLPH Co, No. Nassau street.
r osT-FROM t7 BROADWAY, A BLACK NEwFoUND.
~ land Dog white on fore paws and Tip Of tail bad on
leather collar with swivel Any person returning him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02
NEW YORK MONDAY, SEPTEMBER g 1867
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

THOSE WHO HAVE BOUGHT ARE SATISFIED. AND
those who do buy will be satisfied hat Haruess at
SIG set worth SIS Covered bucksk SO 70 $50
Also large stock OF Saddles Brides, Blankeis sheets
Nets. Whips, &c, al the same rates p. and 70
Wooster street. WM ii GRAY.
VOUNG HORSE, l6 HANDS: HALF SPRING CART
l. and Harness, with Work of wholesale Grocery for
sale cheap at l55 West street
O. E0 BAY HORSE, 151z HANDS, FIVE YEARS
PlOV. old; black do, sired by Cassus NJ Clay i6
hands; $500 property Of gentleman Peekkii; would
exchange for one of less value 2 Seventh corner
of Twenty ninth street.
C1R0 WILL Boy FIRST CLASS TOP GRoCER's
plOO Wagon; good new; built about eight months.
Inquire OF WIN. MAGEE CO., Mott Haven, near the
bridge.
@CCS HANDSOME MARE l5x HANDS, WORTH
pCAC. $225 Harness, nearly $50; road Wagon,
street. above Eighth avenue
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ExCURs RsIONs.


A HOY FOR RoCKAwAY. THE STEAMER POar
=, Essr ,. leaves ss!y and ar. Leave. Rcctsw.y
and eldsr House each way Blue ships bs,has end
clam bakes daily.
CoNsY isLAMp AND FoRr HAMiLToS,--I,h.Es -, ~
" Qeamboat NORWALK leaves Christopher Srsss -
10 n0 SD Jay street 900 i2;to sp; per No Aof,
ris street. 10. I sndl O'Clock, tf -
EIsHINo BANKs-LAsT TRIPS
II The favorite steamer -
WYOMING
VII continue her daily trips until "a
leaving North Exhh strst wnlismsburs Pech slip.
~: Uhrfstopber street. sK and pier No. North r1er
an. Bait lines rsfreshnenis and shsibers Band ON
Ths attention of nsherep specially called 10 The saur
day trps M s6ordns ample hshns ROOM The boas b0inf
leGs srewdsA
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
ExHIBIToRs AT THE GRAND EXPOSITION,
II Az large importers OF CASHMERE SHAWLS
As manufacturers OF FRENCH LAOE,
A. manufacturers OF BRUSSELS LACE.
FRAINAls-0RAMA0NAC
81 and - Richsleu,
u and - rue Feydean. Paris.
Gratefully acknnwiedgc the very favorable support they
have invariably received from Americas families beg
70 In form them that they have prepared OF the
~ position, Immense and unnvaled assortment Of
INDIA CASHMERE SHAWS Of the chosccst description,
brought by the last mails from their manufaco
ries at Cashmere aud Amritseer (Punjabl
FkAlNAISGRAMA0NAC beg also to tnvte American
ladies' 2 yi. their nvsaahle sock Of genuine BLACK and
WHITE LACE Of the most being their
uave properly. and from their map factories
ALENCON, CAEN, BAvEUx and BRUSSELS
The highly respectable firm OF FRAIN GRAMAGNAC
e Of more than nifty year. stanaine and their nndpuied
merit both ~ importers Of CASH MERE SHAwLS and
manufacturers Of LACE Of the terte been
warded with medals OF the nrst class 81 the London aud
All soods married In known cphers and no commission
allowed TO intermediate parties.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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@S REwARD..LosT, A. BLACK AND TERRIER
'pO Dog, named Bonnie The above reward paid for his
return 70 .. Mansfield. sssss New Haven pier . East
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-16
Terms Eight Dollars per- asnass, n. advaace.

Letters received from Newfoundland state
that the codhshing fleet had been out a fort.
night and information had come from a iaros
portion OF the boats engaged, that the catet
was so far good average one, and the pros.
poets encouraging. Nothing definite had beea
heard from the Labrador coast.
Juigo Moaek has condemned one Moria %
$1,000 damages for sedLcing his cousin, ti.s
case being of very atrooious character.
A gentleman from Little Falls, on the 81.
9onn River about 80 miles from Rivere d.
Loup' asserts that the greatest quantity OF
lumber had passed his place this year that 10
had ever cen in the course Of long residence
there. AS many as 70Omen and l5o yoke Of
oxen We're employed at one time, driving the
logs, which are still coming down In largo
quantities, chiefly on American account
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-16
ITEMS.

Major Gensral Sisted was sworn In as
Lieut.. .Go Governor OF the Province of Ontario,
on the eighth instant. Hon. John sandfeld,
Macdonald has been charged by General Sits
ted with the formation of Provisional Gov
ernment for that Province, and has accepted
the trust In the Province of New Bruins
wick there Is evidently some little hitch in the
Government party. Mr.. Fisher and Mr.. Con-
nell are hardly satisfied with Mr.. Tilley's new
political connections, and threaten opposition.
2 DR.. Tupper, the conservative leader, IN tne
Province Of Nova Scotia, has resigned ana
Messrs. H. Blanchard and P. c. Hui nave
been called upon to form new administra-
don.
Tho London Canadian News, of the 9th ult.
say, that the British Government has notified
the f.overnor Of British Columbia that one Of
tba flrst measures which will be brought be-
fore the Canadian Parliament, on Its meeting
In October next, win be the extension of the
Confederation to all the British North Ameri-
can territories.
Darcy McGee told big meeting at Mon
treal, Tuesday, that he was on tho best OF
terms with the new government, and 1t was
resolved that there are grave reasons why ne
should have seat in the new cabinet.
A French Canadian woman named Marie
Bussiere died at Brampton Gore, near South
Ely, Canada, on the 2ssh Of June, at the extra
ordinary age of Ia years, having been torn
while Canada was Frsnoh colony, In l7eS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-16

A uCMETECTURE q ENGINEERING.
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
OF established reputatlon and will in future carry
Architecture with their business as Engineers. Par
ties intending to build are invited 10 call at their
ONCE, No. S06 Congress street and examine ceva-
tons and plans OF churches, banks Stores blocks
huiafnpS. &c. -alFE-l.- 4 70
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MILLINERY.

3Bau MRS. CDLBY s-4 ra
VTTOULD say to her patrons, and the public gem
w orally, that she continues 10 do business at her
dwelling house, ''S-'a" -@
No. 4 Cotton Street,
where can be found all the late styles of q 81
Boaas,ets, Ribbons, Fzoacers, dc.
N. B.-But few steps from Free Street. y.
MRy7. dn 7Ss-- EF4 e7F7tH p r.
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Clotlsipg Cleansed and Itepais'ed
DY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly At " Federal
street, is now located Of his new stofe GS "a red
to his usual business Of Cleansing and Repairing
Glothng OF all kinds with his usual promptness.
gYSecopd-hand Clothing Tor sale At fair pgiess.
Jan 6-du s.-r -... y, S.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-16
THE COMING CONTEST.

Tremendous efforts are being made by the
Reform party to carry the coming elections
against the existing Government. The To-
ronto Globe, the chief organ Of the opposition,
processes to hear everywhere the most favor
able reports of the canvass. According to
that journal the result Of the Catholic Con-
vention has decided the fate OF some counties
previously In doubt, in favor OF the Reform
partv The Globe savs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-20
DFuuIseness as a Disease.

MethOmanie, or the mania for strong
drink. is q name recently given to that
chronic stage Of habits Of in~toxication 10
which Il Is regarded as n disease, and 10
be treated as such rather than as a vice.
There are many cases that have been
and are successfully treated in this way,
S16can be IN no other. DR.. Albert Day,
81 the Washington house, in New York,
has cured a great many drunkards, and
his success mas been entirely owing to
taking THIS view Of the subject. He has
treated t@o thousand cases, and Of these,
four hundred were ia the stape If deIiriuui
tremens and be has written a work on
the subject. In England This SORT ~
treatment IS now being resorted 10. and
with success. Drunkeuess NAV ~ -
often IS a disease, and pereons ~ a.
highest Raturas and moral sensiLft;sI-o
are often driven TO desperafion -
pair, ruin aud even suicide, bv ths 80
ecionsness OF their inability directir,
10 master habits of i~ntOxicatiou. wbici
a skillful and conscientious phvsieisn
would best enable them to overeone
In some cases there is a marked tanS
suev 10 habits Of this sort Transmitted
bereditariiv. Good tempered, svmns-
1hizinr. moral nursing is what such M
tents seem 20 want more than anything
eise. Hospitals for such are being estab2
lished in several places in the United
Stsfas. One was in successful operation
in Rinrhampton, New York, when the
hnildfngs we're unfortunately destroyed
he Are. In Philadelphia there was an
location chartered by the legislature
- ! same purpose The treatment Of
lofty As a disease, instead OF a ca
mifv hat cannot be helped, has revO-
in the most beneficial way
connected with those affected
vsfb mentsl infrmities. The treat
ment Of drunkenness in the same way
nav effect somewhat similar results,
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rae TNQUTRY.
BY CHARLES MACKAT.

hL AhAALN KAUAI
Tell me, We winged winds, that round my path
Do We not know some spot where moTtals weep
some lone and pleasant den, some valley in
where. freS from toll and pain. the weary soul
The loud wind dwindled to a whisper low,
ana sighed for pity as il answered. No"
Ten me, b mighty deep, whose bnuOws
round me play,
Kn0wst thou some tayord spot some island
Where weary man may hnd the bliss for which
where sorrow never lives n friendship never
diesf
The loua waves, rolling IN perpetual flow.
StOpp'd for q moment. and sigh'd 70 answer,
NO"
And thou, serenest moon, that with such
Dost Iook upon the earth. asleep in night's
Tel me, in ali thy round, hast thou not seen
Where miserable man might find a happier
luts
Behind a cloud the moon withdrew in woe,
And q voice, sweet but sad, responded@N No"
Tel me, nay sweet soul; h tell me, hope and
is there no resting place nom sorrow, sin and
deaths
Is there no happy spot, where mortals may be
Where gFlef nay ind a balm, and WEAKNESS a
rest
Faith, Hope and Love, best boons to mortals
giyeu.
Waved their bright wings and whispered-"Yes,
IN Heaven ."
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@eedt

store and to arrive. wholesale and retail.
Il at CRAI3HS SEED STORE.
janA Sn 80 Main street. MemphiS
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OPTICAL.
LADIES
OFFICE. Ne. A FIRST FLOOR.
M. BERN HARDT
0PTICIAh AND 0CULIST
Of Berlin, Prussia.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
Australian CRYSTAL.
SPECTACLES.

The only perfect Lens in existsnee.
Superior 10 any other In use--eon-
sfruettd I'm accordance with he science
and philosophy Of nAtOre IN the pc
euliRr fern Of a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-20
Concavo-C Convex Elipsis.

Admirably adapted 90 the Organ of
Sight, and perfectly natural 10 the eye,
affordiDg altogether the best artificial
help to the human vision ever invented.
sold only by the Professor Of optics
and Spectacle manufacturer.
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M f6I.

LNVd @O4
UNITED State or AMERICA.
DTsTaICT C0ERT OF THE UNITED STATS.
DIsTRIcT Of WEST TENNHsSFx
Michael LaEEtn W. wreck Of the Steamboat
Robert J. Ward
WHEREAS, Michael Larkin did on the eth
day OF March, M, file his libel, civil ana mar
itiIue, IN said court, against said wreck OF the
steamboatR Robert J. Ward, for the causes IN
said libel set forth, and praying the usual pro-
cess and mOnition Of fhe court In that behalf
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF tho process OF
said court, 20 me aarccted, / do hereby give
public warning and 1 ice 10 all other persons
having or pretending 70 hRFe any interest in
pear before the Gaid court at The federal court
room IN the city Of Memphis. on the 18th day
of March, 1857, AT ten O'Clock in The forenoon Of
day and show cause, II any they have or
know, WAY the said property shall not be con-
demned or forfeited as aforesaid.
This 0tk day Of Aa-chs 1857
SAN. =. JONES,
I. s. sfershal for the District OF West Tenn.
b ISAAC W GRIFFITH. Deputy Us. NJ
mrs nlft
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Marsh1I,s SnLe.

IN admiralty.
Michael Larkin vs.. wreck Of the steamboat
Robert J. Ward.
DY virtue OF 8 decree OF the honorable Dis
ID trict Court OF the United States, for the Dis
tnct Of West Tennessee, / viii, on Saturday.
the I'D day Of March, 1887, At the foot Of Wash
ington street, on the leyee, IN the city Of Mem
phls, sell 20 the highest bidder, for cash. the
= reck OF the steambORt Robert J. " ard"
sisting Of two engines, four bid plates, one
mud drown one steam drown, two pitmans
and two slider plates. Sale bsCween 20 and 2
SAM. Il. JONES,
70. y. Marshal.
By IsAAG W. GRIEEIrH, .. N.
March s. 1857. mhS IDS
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Office, No. 113 Broadway.
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% II. EfEEhEON.
Pres dent OF TIE Memphis, n PasO and Pacific
railroad company.
The Memphis and Little Rock railroad com
by K. {. BEINELEY. President
In presence ef
EDWARD LHERT
AamurT 4. TENEnorE
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Affnchmenf GnIk-

A. c. Barnes vs. c. 7. Buntin
= FFIDAVIT for attach ment having been
A made in this caufe Ia pursuance OF seetiOu
s45A, OF the Code, and attachment having been
Issues abd returned aslsvfed, ETC." on the
property OF defendant c T. Buntln;
It's therefore ordered, that said defendant 7.
T Bupffn appear on or before the zzth day 9i
Hssch, 1867, az the Office OF :. A Moore, III
IN me city Of Memphis, Tennessee and ar.ehS
mis- suit or the same vii be taken Ior con- 80
and heard "a paEtes and that SoPy -
o-sar ~ Drhltsned once q week Tor IOu ooA-
.SseutiVe weeks II the Memphis 49,
10000 a Pevton, atty sOr plaintfn.
FEBRUARY y, fs67.-iaWfE'
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FRED. WEBER
House and Steamboat Roofar

" 9oLES Il dealer in Roofing gum go
-, rlteh, Saturated Roodag Paper. Inner
for - Nehulactlrer OF \ superior preparation
t6st lie OBSERVATION OF Tin and Metal RooE
- gwen satisfaction for Fourteen ~esrs
OaalS~E-southeast corner First ana Narke,
~ LoniAYills, Kentucky. hbjs m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-20
HoLLENBERc Z oERTEL
Architects and Builders Supplies,

Manufacturers of
Galvanized IrOn GOFnices, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Workers,
ss second street, and Clinton street bet. HoWards Bow and sayOso street.
n ALyASIzED IRON coRNICEs. Moudngs Brackets window Cap. Tanks as. made to
" order Metallic Roonng and Gutenng dons st! ~ rates
Marble. Marbleized Slate and Marbleized Iron Nantes.
Constantly on hand at III prices FIRE CRATES AND BASKETS q large as9rusut Mn
tons EBgs n Mosaic Fl titles and Marble Floor files: Plaster Paris R0andie ~ Rmen
Cement; Fire Brick and soap SOns:F Fore Jump Vel and Cderu PumN all sizes FnrH
.Engnsh and American Rough and Pohsed Plate Glass, Window Ghs and sdned GaSo Al
and repaired! Bws Castings
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