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RHEdrm n WItIIAaA tAHIAEL44n4
L Is this Gay dtsetF7f mt4uat eeFseot
ELtl9 pSriher IS autnor nanie
Of the concern nitlltf4rua 49 books ara
accounts 81 + taft eorfe7u Chs H n11iHt
Main street. 5h AtL444A
H1 lAAfLIFN
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Mer4raI3, Nareh s HA NatIW
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FURNITURE AND BEDDING
-AT-
G. T. JuNKERMANN,S.

"a Main street, Nesr ~. = 0. r. r. Depot.
RElNG connected with several wholesale
- eslablishmerts ia the odh ! am enabled
tose4 furniture atlttle above U~Ecinhati rates.
Aaliresaes OF all kinds made 70 oIder. Levee
mattresses constantly on hand.
furniture repzired. lpholsterinE aud Reeo-
fSting done with neatness and dispatch
lebN la
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I~nfornaatiola No. I58.


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ]
pISTRrc CoURT or THE BRfEED STATES !
DISTRICT CO HFSr TENNESSEE
NAyHEhEAS, MARYLAND HPERKfNS ESQ.,.
W Attorney OF the United States. for the
District aforesaid, has dledan Information
against the following property, to<wit
one barrel whisky, marked ~keizer, Milan.
Tennessee,"
alleging among other things that all the
right tltiR. interest and estate therein has been
seized py the Cohector Of the Internal ReveruA
OF the United States, FOR the Seventh Collection
District Of The State or Tennessee, as forfeited
70 the United States, for the cansesin 1ald fa-
torn12si0n set forth, and praying the usual pro-
cess ana mention OF She Court IN chat behitif
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of The process -
snld Court - me directed, I do hereby eq4
public warning and noriee to al persons h4
Ing or pretending 90 haveADE interest rs SAIL
property 80 seiz4d. THAT they be and appear
before The said Court ~ the Federal Courtroom
IN the city OF MeWefts. on the 18th day 81
March. 1871, at 10 O'clock p t9c forencoae that
day, and show cause. II they Fave or know.
why The said property snail not be condemned
Or lcrfef1ed rs Aforesaid
This 80 cay o. Fenrnary, 1s67s
sam, H@JpNES
Us Marshal for The District OF Wess Term.
fe1W1tf
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Testimony O. RECOMMENDATIONS


MelIAs1 LIIl-1 IIUN ~ DIU7-.
MEMPHIs, TENS.- February a. IsG.
lido most willingly bear nIy testimony In IA
vor OF the superiority 81 the AustrnGau crystal
Spectacles over all other kinds. They are con-
structed upon the best established and under
stood principles OF Optics and their adaptation
to the human eye In It's different coadiiiOnsO OF
vision iss0 perfect As to render sight easy with
out effort. in my opiuion none others should
be used, since the eyes. once used 20 these do
not seem to grow Old, and by having q focus at
any point Of the surface. fhey appear 10 restore
the eyes to their TCurhhnl emery. I can the
more cnnndenuy recommend Ir.
TO the public, from an acQuaintance with many
Of those FROM whom he cones recommended 70
US. Ak. TAYLOR &. D.
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OPTICAL.
.ovERToN HOTEL,
LADIES ENTRANCE,
OFFICE, Ne. 4 FTRsT FLOOR.
NJ BERNHARDT
|0PTlclhK and OcULIST
Of Berlin, Prussia.
IMPORTANT new INVENTION.
Australian CRYSTAL.
SPECTACLES.
IMPORTANT new INVENTION.
SpECTACLES.

The ongy perfect Lens IN existence.
superior 20 nny other in use--eon-
sfraetcd I'm accordance With the seienes
and philosophy Of natare IN the Pc
euifar farm o. =
Concavo-ConVex EIipsis.
Admirably adapted % the organ Of
sight, and perfectly nasarnI &c the eye.
anordfuE altogether the hest artificial
help 10 a human vision ever Invented.
Sold eniJ BY the Professor Of optics
and Spectacle -HanEfaetsrer.
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Information No. I59.

UNITED STATES or A1IEErcA.
DISTRICT C0rET 1F TIE 1SfTEu a. =
DIsrsIcr sF WISE TElNEssEE
"HEREAS, MARLANnLPE NJ. ESQ,
Attorney q the Cnited states. for tie
District aforesaid, has Sled an Information
against tie following property rto-Ett u boxes
manufactured tOD1ccJ, alleging GEonE other
thlug3 that all the rg { uls, Interest and
estate has been se-zd by The collector OF the
internal Revenue 81 the United states. Tor the
Seventh Collection District Of The state OF Ten
nessee, as forfeited to the JuitedSiGtts for the
causes in said Information set forth. and pray
ing the usual process and HoniGou Of the
Court Ia that behalf Nov, therefore, In p1rSu-
snca 0f she procts s. OF said Ccur1. tomet directed,
I do hereby give public waning and notice %
all persons having or p~retan1i1s - have any
interest In said property 30 seized, that mes De
and appear tef're taesaid Court as b FEDERAL
Court1oGEl in the city Of Memphis, On the 18th
or kLsreh. 1901. st 10 o'cloek IN the forenoon q
that dag, e show cause, II any they have or
Why the said properly snal not be con
demnat or forfeited IS aforgsai1.
his I'D day Of Feeruz<H
SAB. Il JOEE&
frl-I4L
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No. lI3 broadway.
Assets, January LIST, 1867.


OF TENNEssEE,0
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, February q, lS57.)
7 s. W. HATCHErr, Comptroller Of the
i. Treasury, do hereby certify that the Inter
national Insurance Company, located at New
York, in the state of New York, has produced
TO me satisfactory evidence that said company
has complied with all the requirements OF the
laws of the State of Tennessee imposed on In
surance Companies, and 1 further certify that
= R Clark & Co, Agents Of said Company,
have also complied with the requirements OF
the laws of the State, made and provided in
such cases; Wherefore, said InternstiOna In
surauce Company has authority to take risks
and transact the business Of insurance in this
State. at Memphis.
This certificate Of agency must be renewed
the LIST cay OF July aud January OF each year.
H. ). ". HATCGErr,
mh9 3W COMPTROLLER Tenn.
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~BALTIREORE.
THE BALTIEoRE ND HAYAEA SFglH-
SHIP e9HFANf.

REGULAR sE1lLN0ETHLY LINE.
E0E BALTINCREN VIA HAvANA AND KEf
4 VEST carrying tire United Satestaalls
ThrovEh = Nes TcrE. s9
The list ~sonprses tbe fsii9asAg 11st elias
stsanaShipss
CUBA, L14 tons. thus Raln. Commander.
enc of the above oue s.eauItrs viii BE- dis
natefed frcm New Orleans 1er B4IArere VA
Havana and Key West, 81 the5th and Attn IT
each mouth
Tor freigh. OF pfsase, haFiaE ~nsnfn8s
ceUm1opdai1ona aarIrtn
W~ITH4HSP1ON HATsEY. Ae4s
e N1roftalet street. New urf
pzuy Wiiine SeHeds tornfts fer ffelght mast
be procured fro1t t18 a1e No 1Fttt re-
csive1, or bits " 4*iiag EEpa1s t1e< Il otaok
day O. eatfoE-
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n. Rowing 10 Engagements elsewhere. Dr.
BERSHARDT VII be able 70 remain here bat
a znort tinae culy- ebn Il
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The principal sflueHcc a 10 the state
n lie human brain in sleep is derived
from the observations OF woman at
D~rnf1elier. a case well known And
lev aaoted. She had lost a portion Of
- skuli cap, and the brain and it,
membranes were exposed. When she
vs. IN deep OF SQUAD sleep. the brain
saw III the skull almost notonless.
when she was dreaming it ceeame ele,,
waited: and when her dreams, which
eha related On waking, were vivid or in
Vesfiue. the brain was protruded
taf,eh the erasial aperture This
Fffaan has also been SUPPLEMENTARY
~ about and observed ia animals.
fsfa same result has been seen.
. 4bafIa sleep the surface Of the
and rs membranes became pale.
te 49, ceased 70 become distended,
ara oaly q few small Fesssls e99talning
ths arterial blood were diseernioie'
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INSTALLATIONS
@76 L \ w a r ID =

Stolen, nom the undersigned, on the night OF
the 18th February. one BAY HORSE: heavy
nane and tail branded on left shoulder u s.
&c; collar marzs on weihers; aoontIs[ hands
high shod al round PAGES under SADDLE.
Eiso, enc large SORREL MULE. about IS
above brand; shod al round. about half
bin badly marked with harness. will give
mails and thiee&kS5 for either.
A. 5. MOORE.
On Regain place, HolloW-lord road.
mil 2vF miles from The civ.
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CnereerT Court OF Memphis. Nov Tenn. 1885
f3F-E. R. D-IaHss A. HarWofd- Admins
rrator or William Z. Eddina, deceased. vs..
virginia Eddins, Thomas Eacins, e. 81,
she widow. heirs et l1ws u~s1rDutees ard
c~re1itcrz % said Huf. = Edllus. deceased
IN this caus5 Il issOrdzreu By t14 Courf that
Il the County Court of6hei1g County IEn1es-
see. be enioined from taxing zly farther steps
diua. tnat said administration be trlls<erred
to this C1uf1, and the estate istered upon
as insolveulr thai al crelitors, OK those Calm
ing % Re creditors, whether by Ecte. account.
daereo or judgment both resilient and BON
resident, be restrained non rroeecuIEg their
1t is ilrther ordered thai AZ eredit1E DO prove
ard de tnElr cIzins with TIE Clerk and NaS-er
OF 1his cont a14 maEo taemzelTes parties -
this suit On = BEFORE the seccnt Monday IN
May. lttF. and tEat a copy OF IBIS order Qe plc-
1shed f1rsZ weeks IN t1e DaLT hemphb Ar
pal sad Agalarche. and I'd the newspaper
AC3USrDE ASTON.
CeFk and Master.
Becamhar 2 1884. dee2 d6w
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MarsA0Rs SIC.

N oan7IfaIty.
Michael IarEU1 V4. wreck q the stearnhoa E
HQber*3. Ward.
E7N virtue or decree Of the honorable Df-
~ Het Seart efthe tof1ed states, for the Dr.
ne 31 day q Mach. 1857, al tho foot a VASE
la4tcn szee On the leVec. IN the city Of Nefa-
plis- selE the highest bidder. fof ezeh. fne
wreck u the a. Hobers j Warfi.
consisting 81 two fofiaes 7Cuf tA plates ono
mud drown. one sleAU HfeRn. two pftmaas
Nld two slider plates. safe helueenSIo and 9
O'Clock. SAN. II JOINS.
8 MARSHAL
BY IsA4C ~. GRsEfITHt d II.
March X. 1867. frhe IBIS
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Estate Of T1as. crider, deceased
q ETTERS testamentarf On the win AT Troe
Cri6er, deceased, having been grantfd 10
the undersigned, ali persons indebted % TIE
estate are notined TO n-akepaH1nert aud 81
present them, duly ~auttenIEd1eo, 10 lzeo Il
Moatg mefy. No l25 Main street. 10 stairs
Memphis, Ieun JOIN xENI.
1aheIaH4W
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Stsfe Or Tennessee THfcH conui%- CoautT
Court, March term
Anderson g Aea1A e as vs. James H. Eslph
H1lit 3 fel Ia14 1E ra4tiHon
aFeas7nE 1oul the FetaE1 %
= tae scr Aren leasing rEoce issued n
n ~ H4t al Kalrh $ not -
BE- W11a IN this county EH l1Ie1ofa eraere1
tHat tc SAID p 81ip1 euffrLI 4pFeaE1ce
taEFl1 A. The reE4 lerE Of t1< to11t. - Pc
a4le ~ EeGrtls11e N LorlaEtou 4e4-
1 On lie frs Ao1d1 r AptA aud
Nead EUsEer Wlla uaeHm 1Ilef
lis 4anae w1Ih e fsEsu for confessed and set for
Ian7srH e usfe - lA1 Wrtrtr or
daf1 e4r1 t1 1rt4 &c I4nAEle1
sMf Iou ccuEeC1 4tta
A i44fE rs1sHt4t NttAsde4 10
the Htt - 4-1
K& f4R7FT. EleeE
NmI4h 4ea R pIalus
HfF
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PRoFEssIoNA CARDS
pnYsIcIAMs.


LII u 1TI-TTTTTTT v u
determined 20 locate permanently
ii IN fhi4rifv. tenders his professional serpf-
- - ffe citizens 81 Memphis. ofhce over
Jehle's store. west SIDE q Maln street 10: xls5z'
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Land For sale.

A undivided onc-hasf interest in 6. 600 acres
"a OF Red river bottom lana, in Laiayetfe
ard ee~ricrtouut3es, ARKANSAS
TnSinfereAt. the title to which Is perfect VIII
be sold al 2 How figure, for one-shird cash ard
the Temasnder at one and Two years, without
istertEt.
Atso, soc acres Of magnificent Afk4rsa<
river bottom lard, above all overflow. ana the
Quest body OF land IN the stale. IN Grawfard
county. Arkarsas.
These lasds wiz Be sod togethoz or in par
GELS, Tor cash.
Apply to PIKE 4 k3ARS
Attorneys at Law
mh3-tf G3 Main street NempSis
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fCWO NCREE-the aaost desirable hufidin~ or
i residence properly ia the yleinity OF Mem
ph~is--0pposite EtcAeFaEDeas GArdaH. 4 nigh
elevation, commanding a beautiful view nfthe
city and river. Those wishing the most
beautiful spot around Memphis for : home can
o0tain the same % calling 0
HAETfE GRIFFIN.
fah28 81 Cashlll Garlnan National RanE
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oEsrcs OF GESEnAn sreznzzrEsnznr.
AEERlEEs, August IS. 1856.
TsHB Lire viii, &c HSNeAY NEXT. CONF
( msnce runains their
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Non-ResldesaI 80.

In the Chnncey Court q M~entphis. Tenn
No. tdIe-S- r. DzA Warren vs. &c AeNa-'
honaud Juo. w. fowisr5 efaf
TT aprsaring rom sldav1tl Ia tins causa. that.
the defzudants the heirs crf. a
Tftanou. are uou-residents Of tire Sf1fe. ~
that 1asir pIsee ~ rea-dtnee IS 1~1knonn-ItR
tharsf8re ordered 111t they make fhelr an1ear-
anea herein a. HE Courthou& 10 tae er o.
sfansnhiEs Tenn On or before the second lrrr-
day u Nay. 1871 aud plead. a1sNer 81 dern-
81 elnrsl.u41ts bill. ortfe same VII 1e taksn
ez parte. and thatn copy 81 this ors7r ern1-
I SIZED once 4WeeE, fr our successive Tzsts-
III the HamrfH AFEEAI
ACnrNHEes.
AEGUsToE AkrcE, Clerk and Master.
Can't 8 WaddeiL. SOS for eoIaplalnassf-
mas I1NIW
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TIE Gentleman rs. the SnOb.
Ne Emnarnr Nannlann racanfl

The Emperor Napoleon recently re.
eefved information of the dilapidated
state Of the tom0s of the English officers
killed at the battle Of Toulouse, in which
Wellington defeated the French under
Soult, in April, 1914. He at once took
upon himself the Teparstion Of these
t0mbs al his own expense, and wrote an
autograph letter 10 Niscount Hood, ia
which he said I" Soldiers who fall upoE
o foreign soil are the property Of that
country, and II is the duty of al 10
honor their memory The English
have acted no less Handsomely in an an
alagous case. The battle-ground Of the
Frsnch prisoness Of war who died in
Dartmoor prison, IN the early part Of the
present century, has recently been thor
oughly ineiOsed, O~rnamenfally painted.
and q handsome granite obelisk reared.
bearing an inscription "To the men,
ory Of the French prisoners Of war who
died ia Dartmoor. Dulce It decoyua est
pro p0tria morn
Pr contra, the committee charged
with the preparation Of the federal
graveyard at Gettysburg were exercised
about a proposition 70 blast to pieces 3
rock 90 the grounds, because II Is said
that Gen. Lee stood on il At one period
OF the engagement a. that place EBias-
tratiug the difference between loyal PEG.
pei and christians.-RichHs0ad (FoA|
Examiner.
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BooTs ANDsHoEs.


WE hsvs this day associated with ps IN the
w Root and Shoe bueine<s Mr.. W. B hN1-
LAND. The nalne and STYLE Of the Gru VIII
be hICKLE, SMITH a nASLAEp
j.. y. kfICkLE
JOHN J. SMITH
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
M & CHARLESTON


HIHE above Companies have this day ap-
Il pointed Col JOHN MCGUIRK the joint
Agent of their Companies, TO adjust all losses
anu 0an1ges, or oycr-charges arising on eli
shipments over the Two roads, ard to attend
generally u The business OF the roads IN
Memphis.
Parties having business relations connected
with shipment over their road, will call on Col.
Ae6u1rk, at Memphis and Charleston Railroad
office. Memphis, and their business Will have
prompt attention.
SAM. TATE, President N. &C. r r.
A NJ. WEST, President d e. r. r.
lnMunrE L.n- L. IL l. -
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@lu charleston Railroad.

TRAINS leave Memphis Daily as follows, city
i time.
Through Express Sundays excepted - am.
1urOugh pm.
SomervileA ccOmCdatl0u.---.----S4Up pm.
EXPRESS connec az Grand Junction with az
road for HOuy springs. Water Valley. Grenada,
Jackson, Nicksburg New Orleans, etc.
AT CORISTH for OkalOua, Columbus. Miss,
Mobile. Ala, etc.
AT DscArUE for Nashville, Louisville, Gin
ciunati, etc.
AT C~HATTASOOGA for all points IN Eastern
Alabama, Georgia, North and south Carolina.
Washington, Baltimore New YORK, etc
al connects at Decatur Tor Nashville.
Chattanooga connections same as above.
Baggage checked through.
Ticket Office No - Court street.
WI. ROSS. Gen1 Supt.
". L DANLEY, General Ticket Agent.
f. o. NORTON, Passenger Agent. Jazz u
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RAILROADS
LINE!
The ONLY Consolidated Broad
Gauge Through Freight Line
no TRANSFER. 1851.
me HHoAa sArsE 1aAsslr esnrAzr.

ORGANIZED. oWued and managed ~ tire
~ three Great Broad 6drse Roads the EaIc
Railway. the Atlantic and Great western Rail
way. and the Ohio ard Mississippi fsdllW17.
oaer 10 shippers The most rapid ana safe traDs
portafon OF Through freinht, both E4atW4r1
and Westward. tetNesn nav YORK, Give
LAND. CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS, MEMPHIS.
The . Railway Companies each having
set apart z snt error portion Or their Hoains
Stock 10 be used exc uSiVely1u this service. lie
Cars, being Lozlsd, LCct<e1 and Seaied. Biasd
trough, without transfer. win She clutent.
BY the agreement aud for the benelt, OF these
Railway Companies jointly, gives the LA
MOND LINE p a superior basis 10 me many
individual Faat Ere gnt Lines that Ar artewpl-
ing 10 exist on a temporary patronage. and Is
a sore and safe guarantee aS regazis ia reepon-
sibility and capacity.
We datter Ourselves that the DIAMOND
LINE" viii meet all the wants 80 long felt by
the shipping Community, saving them from
the anxiety and fear incident to having thsiT
1Rperty Ia the hands Of nknoWn and iDdi-
xdual Vast Freight Lines.
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
ROBF- II. BERnELL.
President OF the Eris Railway.
5 =. EHOMMEUIEU-
Presit Atlanta and Great Western Railway.
W D. GRISWOLU.
President Ohio aud MississfppERailway.
ISAAC AIST.
General Agent, NO. 8 jefferson street.
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THr Boston Poss. hi sn editorl.

Il n10teL 1pe5i ia al tdltorJsl article
on Mr. Eliot's bul, takes occasion To
reveal the state Of utilization In the
&aEtheast
Newsf offices have been mobbed,
individus seized and 1srred and feather
ed ~ ten apon {sils, and executive in
rrence~ fntefposed to shield the culprits
f.am fhe punishment the court deereed.
Robberses and murders have been alarm
jneiv rralifc-gaIsOters bank robbers
ana burglars have piled their vocation
I'd virilsotlT here As IN Louisiana, and
with IS much impunity but this is
porinq A different OK, and Mr.. Eliot aud
6is radical friends are not 81 all alarmed
Nv the fact. The murders an around
us-in RoxbuFy woods, in Franeonia. n.
N. in Auburn, Maine-speak adepravitv
fhe south cannot exceed; while the rob
beries ia New York and New England
are -snpreoedented ia magnitude and
numbers. nerime be the gauge whereby
ia decide upon the right Of se-l-govern-
nrsnf. Kew England would be ip immi-
nent danqer Of terTitorialism al once.
Pnf 1t IS al q triek-a mere subterfuse
rroianr power and patronage In NE.
t,s55s 81 The radical party by sbptti.s
e~t one-third Of the Territory ana one
shsr1 III the people Of the United Sfafes
f-em anv representation or any voiee En-
its government
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T~afog.,nntj0ga No. 16O.

Information No. 100.
UNITED STATES OF
DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
WHEBEAS. MAINLAND J.. PERKINS. ESq.
w Attorney OF the United States, for the Dis
trict aforesaid, has hlet an Information against
the GLOWING properly, to-w1t:
So pounds Manufactured Tobacco;
Wg pounds eafT0baeeo;
zScre~s. Levers and Frames:
SS pounds Tobacco in process OF Manufae-
ture;
10 pound Lieorices
O. Drying Scaiess
I Balauee Scale
a~llegtngaInong other things that all the fieht,
title, interest and estate therein has been Seed
United States, Tor the Seventh Collection Dis
the United States, Tor the causes in said Infor-.
and mention o. the Court IN that behalf
Now, therefore, in puTzueacs OF the process 81
said Court, 10 me directed. I do hereby give
public warning and notice to al other persons
having or pretending 70 have any interest Ia
said property SO seized, That they be and an
pear before the said Court sc the Federal Court
room, In the city of Memphis, on the 1Sth day
Of Merch, 1877, at 10 o'clock In The forenoon OF
that day, and show cause, II any they have or
know, why the said property shall not be con-
demneu Or forfeited as Aforesaid.
This I'D day OF February, 1857.
San. II. JONES.
US Marshal for the District Of West Tenn.
feb2e lat
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join R. FRAYsER, n D


MEHEhA-r 1Eersa T EILAlEN 10. Lr.la
We have examined che Lenses of Dr. BERS-
HARDr. and consider them superior 70 any We
have seen- They are admirably adapted not
only to improve the imperfecuons Of Impaired
sigat, but to relieve the Wc4riness OF vision
which constant study produces Many o. the
Glasses are OF new and iHgenlous ea~rtriVance.
We cordially recommend the D0cror 20 All
those who require sclentlac optical eszlztanee.
JOHN PITMAN. n D.
GEORGE r GRANT. Nd.
r. r. HOPSON. N ID.
= Mills wLLETT, n D. I64 Adams street.
g. WHITE, Reclor Of Calvary Church.
rev. j. D. MIIHEHSP0ON.
Rev. DIS HFQH0 Pastor Baptist Church.
c. A.bANIs. Cumberland Presbg terrain Church.
NJ. D. LILLY. O&
Dr.. 4. ". CREIGHTON.
III. IRWIN 4l shelby street
Testimonials similar to the above nay bessen
at DR.. BERSHARDrs oHca, ron
r. D ARNOLD. Nd. savannah. Ca
JOSEPH H PLuNkETf. Pastor or IS Pauis,
Hon JAMES 4 ORR, Governor q so6th Of
Hon. J0SAT9AN woRrB. eovcrnorof North
Hes AA.aURrrN Governor OF Psuusvsvania.
Homo. P-NORrON, Governor Of indiana
Hon. a. SWIFT Ex-ffavrr uet- OF Minnesota.
Hon. ALEX RAMSEY Ez-ccFernor Of Ain-
Hon Richard YATES. Governor OF Illinois.
H. SEYMOUR. Governor OF New York
r. r. FENIOH Governor Of New York
and many other distinguished eeut.emen.
Several year, 81 Publie practice and
stuay N me l0Hpltal4t Europe. ulU-t4IE kpEc-
taeles 10 patients uEder every aspect OF deiect-
i've vision. IA swell IS experience ID an extensive.
long established pusiuesS in his Optical stores
botn here and In Europe, Or. E~ERSHAEDE
considers Il a sufficient Euarautea or his abinly
to apply such glasses as are BEST ealeuiatsd for
the assistance sr recovery Of Imperfect slght
Office Hours from 8 an. to 5 pm.
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