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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
Fourth of July. 1867.

The weather is propifous for this ninety
first anniversary Of our national independence.
The day we celebrate returns, on the whole,
under favorable auspices. Notwithstanding
recent rains the crops throughout the country
promise to be the finest ever known. The
prospects for hay, grain, tobacco and cotton are
particularly cheering. Cotton, indeed, may
never again be hailed as king; but the pre-.
diction ola Mississippi Senator to John Bright,
that in spite Of temporary Reorganization OF
labor at the South the production Of cotton
will be doubled in ten years after emancipa-
ton, and will be forwarded to the consumers
Of the world at much less price than they
have had 1t for many years. will soon begin to
be justified.
The presence Of Congress at the national
capital, to inquire into Presidential inter-
ruptions Of THO WORK or rec0nstruction, en-
courages us to hope that the session will result
in 80 clear bill as shall leave no excuse or
loophole for evading or resisting the will of
the people as expressed in the law framed and
established by their representatives
Our foreign relations need only little more
active life andeficiency in the State Depart
ment to put the United States government in
that position to which its real strength and i'm
portance entitle 1t as one Of the great Powers
of the earth.
The voluntary celebration of the Fourth of
July will be mainly confined to the States ac-
tually represented in Congress. But also, 1t
will not fail to be duly observed in the ten
States Of the Eve military districts of the South.
The military authorities, the loyal leaguers and
the vast multitude of freedmen will honor the
day which the founders of the American repub-
lie rendered forever memorable, not merely by
declaration of independence OF Great Britain,
but by declaration Of equal human rights,
the equal rights of all to life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness.
Let us hope that the political year on which
we enter to-day may herald the advent of an
era Of reconciliation. of prosperity, peace and
good will. The time must surely come when,
from the Lakes to the Gulf, and from the Atlantic
to the Pacific all American citizens shall heartily
unite in celebrating the anniversary of our ma
tional independence. Then may we confidently
expect to transmit to posterty unimpaired our
precious heritage Of law, liberty, union and
social order.
A recent historian says,-"with such resist
less energy and such rapidity does the repub-
lie march to imperial power that social changes
take place among us in manner unexampled
In the more stationary populations Of Europe.
There, public calamities are long remembered
and ancient arrangements are nourished for
centuries Here, perhaps in little more than
single generation, our agony will have been
forgotten in tho busy industry Of q hundred
millions Of people, animated by now intentions,
developing wealth and power on an unparal-
leled scale, and looking, as Americans always
do look, only to the future, not to the past.r
Meanwhile,
Sail on, ship OF ststei
Sail on, Union, strong and greati
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Where was the Uaited States Ntnistere
Our interest In Men. 90 makes singular ap
pearanoe in the light o. recent eventa We
utter in the interest OF republican Institutions
our protest against the empir,'' and 1t falls YET
with all this interest we are wishcut minister
in the Mexican republic to express our wishes
as to very important event England Nnd Prus-
sic had ministers to protest in manly terms
against great outrage, and the United States
had none. Our voice. the only one entitled to
be heard by Mexico, was the only one not raised
against her barbarity, for Mr.. Stewards diplo-
matte whisper evidently never reached the ears
Of the Mexican authorities. As to MIR. Otter
burg, said to have been recently made American
Minister, II is not known where he was but he
was, perhaps, away on an expedition to buy
up the old clothes of the Mexican army.
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E.ossedo-rh. Mexican standard OF c,vIli.a.

tion.
Escobedo says:--'T have made terror the
order Of the day everywhere. have imposed
large contributions on the rich and connscated
their property and their all. When I could
not do It In person my delegates have strictly
complied with my orders. hope before
closing my military career to see split the
blood Of every foreigner that resides In my
country" Such are the fine sentiments Of the
man who In the fall OF the imperial leaders
seems To. have become the foremost military
man Of the Mexican nation. He is evidently
Q representative man. He has the love Of safe
brutality that oharacterizes the debased
Spsniard, and the hatred Of order peculiar to
the demoraliEed Indian. He has made terror
the order Of the day" Having towards per-
ception Of the miseries Of fear, he inficts fear
upon oil as the cruelest torment he can
imagine. Tie does this everywhere" 1t is,
perhaps, bis way Of protecting the Mexican
masses from foreign tyranny. His connscation
Of oil property within his reach IL another
evidence Of his sympathy with the sursrings
OF his people-unless, indeed, these connscs-
tons are 10 be considered a. In some way
associated with his longing for the "blood OF
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The London Money Market.
LONDON, July 3-Evsning
Consos closed at az for money.
AMraicAs SECURITIES
closed at the following rstes:-
United States dvetwenty honda 24i
Illinois Central Railway sharos.. IpHf
Erie Railway shares. AN
The Continental B0wrses.
FRAsKroRr. July s-Evspng.
United states nve.twentes closed o. Tx for the
issue Of 1894
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LvxRPooL, July S-Evenina ,
The market for cotton closed weak ct the following
authorised quotations :-Midclins uplands, Ioxd
IOy.d middiing Orleans. Id lltsd ahe sales Oh
the day reached 1000 bales
Tho Liverpool PreadstuRs Market.
LvrRPoor- July 3-EveninG
The market for breadstuf has been inactive but quo
tst,ous show no change. Corn--New mxsd Western,
s7s al per quarter. wheat-white California Iss Cd
per Genital Barley, oats and peas steady q. opsnino
Liverpool Provisions Market.
IivrRroor, July 3-Evening 4
The provisions market has been dull throughout the
day and closed with declining tendency. PorkN
Prime Eastern mess, 74s per barrel Lard, as Va Ios
American. Cheese-Fine American, Ola per cwI pseN
and bacon steady at opening prices M
Liverpool Produce Market.
IIvxaroor, Jsiy s-Evsnins
The produce market closed steady. Asness on. oaI
for pots Roxin, common, o. Cd ana ms AmsrsV.R
ia Spirits turpentine. 30s Petroleum. va 'o' 'P"
and ID Id. for refined
London rrsrkets. /
LONDON July s--Evening.
Sugar nrm ass 3D. for No. u D. 3 Iron stssay
asa per TON for SCOTCH PIGS Lnsseo--oraas VS0"'k
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WHAT Is HIS NAMEf-The city papers yester-
day made sad havoc with the name of the
Baron lie Magnus, the Prussan Minister in
Mexico, One journal had it Moqus, another
Maequez and third Mogua 1t would have
puzzled the Baron, II he had been in the city,
to recognize his own signature.
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TIE PRorRKrrrs or BUTcHERY.--The Mexican
mule driver, Escobedo, evinced his sense Of the
proprieties In his recent military butcheries
He ordered MACMILLAN to be shot In front,
facing bis executionsrs, but he had his own
oountrymep turned round and shot in the back.
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Senator sherman ON the Attorney GcnoraI's
Opinion.
LTzRroor, July s, 1857.
Senator Sherman Is . passenger board the steam.
ship City Of Paris, which sailed for New York to-day.
He denounees Attorney General stanbsry's opinion
on tho Reconstruction laws astsmp, TO annual the
acts Of Congress.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 Iue HERALD.

Napoleou's Court Ordered In alouruinx for
elaxiutitan' -a=gf -
PARIS, July 8, Evening.
Tho French Court has been ordered 10 mourn.
ing. according to the usual state form. by Napo.
leon, in consequence Of The death Of Maxtmilian
------ -
in Mexico. .--Q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
FIRE IN curxrNs SLIP AHo FRONT STREET.

AT haf.rast two o'clock this morning IRE broke out
In the nsh and provision store OF Davis Brown, No -
Front street, corner u Coentes slip The Ere spread to
the upper stories Of three other buildings on Ccentes
slip While we 60 TO press tho flames are rapidly IN
cressing and bids fair 10 be large conhAgraon inc
nremen ut work In full force
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BANK SUSPENSION.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HsaAls.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HeaAlB.
Suspcnsion of an American House Ia Parss.
PARIS. July 8, 1867.
Messrs. vandenbrock Brothers, American bank.
ers, have suspended payment in this city. They
ask from their creditors the space Of year 70
enable them to pay to each one half Of the money
due to them.
The depostors having money in the concern
suffered very much.
The Msssrs. vandenbrock were favorte bankers,
with the American rebels Of the Southern States
the leading men of the JEFF Davis oonfsdsrsoy dur.
ing the war in the United States.
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sY the ATLANTIC CABLE.

Tue soSthcra Americaa Oolenists In q Poor
Condition.
LONDON, July 8, 1887
Late news from Brazil, In speaking Of the United
States coonsts there SAYS that they are suffering tho
greatest destituon. and bitterly repent their Journey e
that country.
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the BATTLE or sAD0WA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM " the hEnAL1.
Brilliant Celebration of tho Anniversary ~
tho Prussian Victory.
POrsDAx, July 8, 1867.
The anniversary Of the great Prussian victory
over the Austrians at Sadowa was celebrated 10
grand style here to-day.
King William Of Prussia is in the city. He had,
an enthusiastic reception.
New colors were presented TO the regiments
which took part in the decisive fight.
There has been fine military display
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THE DAY IN BERLIN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
The City illuminated for sadowa.
BERLIN, July 8, 1867.
The city Of Berlin is brilliantly illuminated sftee
the celebration of the anniversary Of the battle Of
sadowa to-day.
Banners. flags and stresmers aoated on every
side during the day, and the fete was made joyous
by all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
THE BANKRUPT COURT.

Sir Morton Peto's Estate windIns W.
LONDON, July s. 1851.
The estate Of Sir Morton Pcio has been put In banks
ruptsy.
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FIRE IN GUELPH. G. ".

GuuPH, q W., July ., 1901
Gre occurred early this morning which oestroysa
Ncwmsn's Hotel and outbuildipgs together with an ad'
joining cottage The flames spread With great r.puy,
and the inmates Of the cottage barely escaped WIN Wv"
lives
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THEATRE FRANCAIs. Fourteenth street and Sixth
avenue.-THE ARABS THEIR WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
Matinee al TWo o. Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

WORRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE oppo-
site New York Hotel-ARRAH Ma PoouB-IRIsH Lios.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-Baursu SsursALr'

BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery.-PUrNAM, Igos sos or
r6-FELLow CLKRK-TooDLEs-SARAHsf YOUNG AAs-"oss
Matinee a Two O'Clock.
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AMusExENrs THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

street-THE CHILD SrHALKR.
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NEW YORK ASSEMBLY ROOMS 1893 Broadway. -
PROFESSOR LoUGREsiA AxaiDExrxRoUs PRRsTfDGIrA-
TEUR-GIDB's SIEREoPfIcoS.
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BANvARD's NEW YORK MUSEUM. Broadway and
Thirtieth street.-Lovs SEvEsrrsix Maunee a. Two
o,NI
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BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE, No. 800 Broadway. The
GKoRoiA MiSsrRKLs THEIR PHcuLiARIrEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving plaes-Tar 1xrsRiAL
TROUPE ARTISTS IN TH1iR ospERruL FEArs
Mailn at TNxan
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BUrLER'S AMERICAN THEATRE, Az Broadway. -
BALLxr FARCE. PANroxiMx, BuRLRsouEs ETHIOPIAN
Conio AND SENTIMENTAL vooALlsxs. &c-TBE LIxERIoE
Bov. Matinee at "a O'CLOCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
The published list of votes on the confr-
nation Of Gen. Rousseau is incorrect. no,
having been procured from official sources,
"A message sent to the Senate by the Presiden,
to-day enclosing Q communication from the
Secretary Of the Interior, Attorney General
and Secretary of State, furnishes no informa-
ton on the subject of the absence Of Terri.
torial officers from their posts. Others say
such absence invariably has been under leave
previously granted, except in the last leave
of Alexander Cummings, which was applied
for by telegraph from Denver, and granted
after be reached Washington. The public
necessity for such leaves OF absence "a state
in tables submitted 20 part OF the expense
gas Oeen charged to the Government.
The Supreme Court TO-DAY refused 10 en-
tertain the Mississippi bill against the Presi>
dent, but allowed Georgia Bill to be fled Al
the objection did not apply.
4 The Austrian Minister, Count W wedenbrock.
has warmly thanked TIE Secretary Of State
fpr his. Kindness and the promptness with
Which be acted on request Of the Austrian
Emperor in relation TO 'Maximilian.
The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
will, after the present session, VISIT the Ter
ritory vest of kansas, with view of select
ing location for the Indians of that State,
and their prompt removal thither. They ex-
pect TO leave Lawrence about the Doth OF
May. This act is in accordance With q reso-
luton adopted BY the Senate.
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NEWS Fl0n WASHINGTON
Gen. Rousseau not Confirmed
The Austrian Minister thanks
the Secretary Of State.
FROM CHARLESTON.
Important order Issued by Gen.
sickles.
Great Destitution In the South.
Military Despoiism i'm
Panama.
An Accomplice I'm the Murder OF
Gen.: Bailey Hanged.
MARYLAND ELECTION.
10000 Majority for Constitutional
Convention.
Large Fire In Cedar Rapids
Dunkirk Harbor Clear
of Ice,
GOLD CLOSED 1874 So
FROM CHARLESTON.

NEw YoRK, April 16.
Gendal Sickles, commander Of the militia
ry district of North aud South Caroline, has
issued orders under date of Chefieston, Q.
c., April iitb, setting iorth that The general
destituiion of the district renders hecsssary,
for their relief, the adoption of extraordinary
measures. He, therefore, orders that no
person shall be imprisoned for debt, except
upon conviction of frand; that judgment Of
DEGREES for the payment of money, on causes
Of action arising between December 10th,
1850, and May 18th, 1865, shall not be en-.
forced by execution against the property or
the person of the defendant; that sherifs,
coroners and constables shall suspend, for
twelve months, sales of property on liabili>
ties contracted prior 70 December 18th,
1850; that ali proceedings Tor therreecvety Of
money for the purchase Of negroes, are sus.
pended; that in sales of property By execu-
ton, or order of Court, there shall be reser.
we'd, TO defendants having families depending
upon them, implements OF husbandry, house
hold goods, &C., to the value of Eve hundred
dollars; and that the property of absentdebs-
tachment process. The order also prohibits
the carrying Of deadly weapons, except by
officers and soldiers, and makes the offender
amenableto trial and punishment bv military
cn,., .ssiop. 4re punishment of desth, id
certain cases Of burglary and lArceny, IN
sbolished, and authority Is given the Gov.
ernors Of North and South Carolina to re-
prieve and pardon persons convicted and
sentenced by civil courts. and 10 remit sass
and peHalsies. = 49, t''- go
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MISCELLAN NEOUS ITEMS,
NEw YoRK. April

New YoRK, April Is.
The Heralds special says Mr.. 0'Connor
on Friday sent 10 Senator johnson, request
ing that gentleman to associate himself with
counsel for the application in the matter of
the Georgia injunction. Mr.. johnson re-
sponded that be would have to decline, inas-
lAuch as be desires to aid the South, and his
opinion il that these proceedings mtst end in
injury to that section of country rather than
good.
A Times special says advices received from
Louisiana state that Gen. Sheridan has, by
The effect Of his recent order, absolutely tied
the hands ofthe civil authorities, 20 that Cow
Wells, who, under the constitution, has pow
er to make removals and appointments in
certain Offices, can do nothing without FIRST
obtaining his consent. The old police force
are retained, but are more respectful toward
Union men and freedmen than phsfcre.
Col. Thomas Adams, Monlegs Chief ot
Police, is coutinue1 IN that Office, although
an effort 10 being made to secure his removal
and the appointment Of Gen. Tipler, former
" Colonel offs eolored regiment, in bis place,
Prominent radicals in New Orleans will
soon petition Sheridan 70 allow Wells TO make
removals, aud thereby flank all attempts on
the part Of the ex>rebels to prevent them BY
inluencs at Washington.
Senstor elect, GsFlsnd, Of Arkansas is hers
and hss prepared b petition for m injunctios
agsinst the enforcement of the Sherman bill
in thas State, and will make . motion To fils
it in the Supreme Court next week.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

OHIcAeo, April is.
A special to the Tribune, dated st. Louis,
April IA, ssys: 1t has been ascertained that
an accomplice II the receat murder Of Gen.
Bailey, Sheriff Of Vernon county, has been
caught and hanged.
Gen. Bailey had arrested two brothers
named Pixley, aud tried to take them "a
town, while they retained their arms. Thil
was the last heard of the parties, Their
disappearance causing search to BE- made
Gen. Baily's body was found on creek
Two persons who confessed that Pixleyl
told them altar the murder, have also beer
arrested.
Judge Burkhard, Of Callpvsy county, ha
followed the example Of tie late Jude,
Moody, of this county, and dscidsd TIA
jurors need not take the test oath q onali
| fication for sitting ~ jurors.
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, April l5.
A JonrxaFs Cedar Rapids special says:
The Ellis block in this city was burned this
morning at O'Clock. Tie Gre caught in
Kramer Bros store. The rest of the
block was occupied by the First National
Bank, the Cedar Rapids 4 Missouri R. R.
Co., the Illinois l. Missouri, and Union Tel
egraphCo.'s, Eh, Dentist, and Stevenson. Pho
tographer, and the basement by II. 5. Ryan,
Produce dealer. The Bank saved everything,
including the contents OF the safe and furui-
ture, and has resumed hasiasas this morning
in W. q. Aack.s Office. The Railroad Com
pany saved its most valuable furniture, maps,
lie. Bi, Kramer, Ryan, and Stevenson, was
insured for $25, 800. Total loss about S45.,
600. Origin OF the FIRE is pnknpyn.
Bosros, April Is.
4he office of the Pilot newspaper was par.
tally destroyed by FIRE this morning. Loss,
$4,000,
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FROM SANDWICH ISLANDS,

NEW YoRx, April is.
The Heralfs correspondent q Hosclulu,
Sandwich Islands, writes that Admiral
Thatcher, of the q. 8. Navy, has bean deco
rated BY the King, with the order of Kane
hameha First.
There had been meeting held to srec'
. monument TO Capt. Cook.
The Chamber Of Commerce Of Honolllr
Was agitating he suesic9 sof 2 Rsc'Ryort]
61a6os. sptuae the .eAa1inhes ofleeex xitAn
- slss lie exSlf3 fiou - u9eZ
States wsrs laSnsr thsn thoss frsn aay oths'
country.
Gen. Mosrn 0uilh, ~ ~ Anssja
osassl ~ srlvea = Hoasaa1sf -.ss
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
LITE GlDLE DISPATCHES.
-.>.-
Omar Pasha Sailed to Suppress the
Cretan Insurrection.
Mediation Of the United States
Rejected by Paraguay.
VfEyyA. Aurii 15.

vienna, April Is.
A dispatch was received here to-day stat
ing that Omar Pacha, With ships of war and
large numbers of troops, had left Turkey for
the purpose of joining in the moyement to
suppress the insurrection in Crete.
LISBON, April 10.
A mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has ar.
rived. She reports that it is rumored there
that the mediation of the United States was
sammarily rejected by the Government OF
Paraguay.
QuREssrows, April l6.
The steamer Palmyra, from New ork, has
arrived.
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NKw YoAK, April 10.
! Advices from Panama present picture Of
anarchy and military dsspotism in Columbis.
Mosquers had finally broken up Congress BY
military force, and Imprisoned SO Senators
and REPRESENTATIVES, among them ex-Presi-
dent .Murrillo, his rival at the next election.
1t was expected that his next object Of at-
tack would be Panama, and that the State of
that name would, ia ali likelihood, declare
itself free and independents
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, April 10.
Speaker Colfsx will defer his intended vis>
it to Colorado until after the July session Of
Congress.
puKEIRK, n. Y, April Is.
punkifk harB6f Is now open and the Lake
is clear Of ice on the south shore of Dunkirk.
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FROMrBALTINORE.

BALrrHoRE, April Is.
The Constitutional Convention is carried
by 10000 majority. It assemblies at Annap.
oils on the second Wednesday in May.
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FROM CHICAGO,

=
eHIoAao, April Is.
No transaction on Board Of Trade to-day,
and 90, of course, there Is no market report
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aowe Iyier-'...s"...........-.-. Main street
Duncan, karle Co.........l40 4 Ia Main street.
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FRUITS, oYsTERs, &C.
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Fans, Fanny Goods. Fine Cutlery.
s @ Bridges. Nos A Estss House.
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Sam @ Bridges es...............Nos a Estes House
Ayres, Mann Ayres..... ...........67 Main street
L Main street-bet 4th a 5th
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S g Bridges Nos Estes House.
EGGS a. BUTTER.
3 ? hond i Oo...........eor Main-4 Ninth streets
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Jewelry, Fine Geld.
g Bridges...-.............No Nos / b 2 Estes House
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-14

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