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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-23
August 60, 1857.
Proposed Amen dment to
the Constitution.
THE STATE OF Ohio.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATs.l
l. William Henry smith. Seare tary ofState
OF the State of Ohio. do hereby certify that
the following is true copy of a joint reso.
luton. passed By the General Assembly OF
the State "f Ohio, on the 9Th day OF April,
A. D., 1867, taken from the original roll on
die in this Office.
n testimony whereof, have hereunto sub.
scribed my name and afixed the Great
Seal of the State of Ohio. at Columbus,
the 9Th day of April, A. ID. 1867.
lsEAL-l WILLIAM HENhY SMITH.
Secretary OF state.
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sBeyond the Mississippi.
Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition ha .
IN been filed with the trustees of Orange
township, Hancock county, praying for the
Loo alton, establish nent and construction OF
the following described ditch in said town.
ship, to-wh. lara
ta mmencing about thirty rods east of the
odhwest kprner Of the north half Of the
northe .st quarter Of sec six, in Orange town.
ship, Hancock county, Ohio, and on the
township line OF Union and Orange townships;
whore the Union and Orange township ditch
es o. oss said line, running thence southwest
wardly through lands owned by William Glib
son; thence southwestwardly through lands
owned BY Josiah Dunlap; thence southwest.
wsrdly through lands owned by Jonathan
Dunlap to the county line of Hancock and
Alien counties, fhere TO terminate. Said pc
tit;en viii be for hearing on the slst day Of
August, A. D., 1867.
DOUD G0BLE.
MADISON ALEXANDER.
lrcnsf 16 2w.
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GREFENBERG
Family Medicines,

A RE prepared under the immediate su.
"A pervision Of skillful physician, and
they may be relied Ipon in al cases.
The intelliaence OF the community is not
nsuted by the Offer of single medicine
which claims 10 cure all Diseases, but the
Gfaefenberg kemsdies consist Of eleven
different medicines. all uneq quslied IN the
cure OF the diseases for winch they are
recommended. among which may be selected
one appropriate To any of the diseases incl
dent TO this country and C ime.
The GTaefenberg Vegetanls Pills are bet
ter than any other kind q Pills in the world.
Price 25 cents.
Grasfenberg Uterine Catholicon is an in
falible remedy for all Female diseases
Price 81 60
The Uterine Ca;holicon will also cure Gra-
vel. diseases of the kidneys, and urinary
difficulties in males.
The Grasfenberg Sarsaparilla Is by far the
most poweIf ful and efieacIous compound in
use. Price 81 90.
The Grsefen erg Dysentery Syrup .s
certain and quick remedy or all diseases Of
the bowels. Price So cents.
! The Graefenberg Pile Remedy never fails
to permanently relieve this distressing DIS
east. Price 81 90.
The Grseienberg Children's Panacea Is an
Invaluable compound in all diseases incident
to children,
The Grsefenbers Fever and Agus Remsdy
Is sovsr reign specific tor this particular
I ulsedeo- frice oU cents
Ihe Graefen0erg Green Mountain Oint.
I ment exeeIs all otaer salves n its curative
Effects Price Is cents.
fhe Grzeienherg Health Bitters ara the
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever pro-
pared. Prics IS cents.
| The Graetsnber& Eye Lotion ! . unparallel.
ed IN all Inflammation or diseases OF the eye
Price % cents. 80
HONE TESTIMONY.
Mr.. II. g. KINGSLEY Sir We feel IL
a duty We owe to the public, TO state that
Marshall Cathoii con is a medicine iuyaluar
Die for complaints clsssed under the head or
Female Diseases We have used your
Graefe nherg Medicines. and have been great
by benefited thereby. SO much so, III at were
tne price double We would have them. To
the thousands Of our sex who are suffering
from weaknesses, We would recommend the
Cath Icon as sure panacea. It gives
sire myth 20 the system, and enables each OF
The organs Uf the body TO perform their ap-
Miss C. 8. wORMSTEIr.
Mrs. W. CARfER,
! Mrs. Z. NJ. WEEKS.
Medina. March l, 1865.
The above named ladies we are personally
acquainted with. and know that Tor several
years, while we lived in Medina, they were
great sufferers. Miss W. has been so badly
Affected that It was with great difficulty she
WAS able tO stand upon her ieet. A few bot
lies of CAthOiicon entirely cured her OF her
| complaints. Ny vile received great bensft
frrIn this medicine. We recommend II TO
The ladies OF ynls country as safe and sf-
hcIent remedy Tor the many complaints they
are subject 10. JOHN WEEKS,
Editor OF Cauheld Herald.
II. B. KINGSLEY,
CLEvELAND,
| Agent Ior the State. !
| FOR SALE By C. D. Elunger & Co., s. d
}. ii Huber i Co., and NJ. Gray, tindIay 2.
barney, McCom5; R. wilkins, Button J.
u. q. HissKins, Gilooa Vale q Holmes, AR
iington II. Greer 4 oon, Mt. Blanchard
Daniel Gilbert, Vanlue. iulI9a,S.6m
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Nttu A0dsrtistnl!nts.
Notice !

1 OSIAH p. DUNBAR. Of Vanlue, Hancock
- County, Ohio. wishes TO rent farm of so
or more acres. TOR one or more wears. will
give the customary share of crops.
address. j. p. DUNBAR,
aug23nOl4 43* Vaqlue. o.
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Attachment.

john d. Nelson, VS.. Jacob Thrush.
DEFORE Addison Hardy. J. p. of Cass
ID township, Hancock county, Ohio.
On the lsth day Of August, l. D.. 1867,
said Justice issued an Order of Attachment;
n the above action, for the sum OF Forty
nne Dollars. JOHN d. NELSON.
Csss tp., AUG. 10. 1867. aug23noi43w
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II. B. KINGSLEY,
CLEVELAND,

Agent Ior the Stale.
FOR SALE By C. D. Elunger q Co., 8. b
J. Huber i Co., and NJ. Gray, tindlay 2.
barney, AcCom5 r. wilkins, Button j.
D. q. HissKins, GIlooa; Vale q Holmes, Arr
iington; II. Greer 4 oon, Mt. Blanchard
Daniel Gilbert. Vanlue. iulI9n,S.6m
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INoUEsT-Mr Coroner Cotton held
an inquest yesterday, on the body Of 8
still born infant, on Shelby street. From
the appearance Of the body, it was sup
posed that foul play had been used.
From the evidence sddUced before the
Jury, it was found thst death ensued
from natural causes, and a verdict was
rendered accordingly.
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THE GENERAL HEALTH.

By the official report published this
morning, it will be seen that the number
Of cases Of yellow fever is slightly in
creased. This is easily accounted for
from the fact that the weather has been
unusually mild for this climate, at this
season Of the year, and not much prospect
Of 3 frost. In the meantime our people
should not be alarmed. In the common
course Of events the disease viii sOou pass
away. In this connection, We msystate
that information has reached US that His
Honor the Mayor telegraphed yesterday
to New Orleans, for fifteen experienced
nurses, and also to Nashville for fifteen
Sisters OF Charity, to come here to nurse
the sick. We further understand
that this action Of His Honor was
taken at the request Of the President
Of the Howard Association, and is heart
lily approved Of by Aldermen Ruf1n,
Hill, Amis, Clancy, Smith and Pass
more, as well as by many Of u promi-
nent citizens. From intelligence received
from Bishop Feehau, it is supposed the
Sisters will arrive here to-day or to-
morrow. The nurses from New Orleans
viii arrive about the same time. This
action on thepsrt Of the Mayor is worthy
of all commendation. He has acted as
he should, and his action will nc doubt
receive the approval Of all good citizens.
he has proven himself equal to the
emergency, and should be sustained. It
must indeed be gratifying to the Howard
Association to find themselves thus sup
ported by the civic authorities. The
Association have SO fsr done a good
work. The introduction Of female nurses
will not only relieve them in the present
emergency, but incite the members to
more vigorous action in attending upon
the sick,
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10 r X 4 n t
Store Houses Nos. S5 and Sl shelby street
Also. a large once ID the Walker block.
Apply 70 THOs. b.. COOKE
orl5 II g-QL Main street. up stairs.
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ALDERMANIC.
MEETING OF THE BOARD
Ma Business OF Importance
TRANSACTED.

The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
met yesterday persuant to adjournment
Present, his Honor, Mayor LOfand
Chairman Hubert, Aldermen Clancy,
johnson, Amis, O'DOnnell, Hill, Shaw
Rufin, Smith and Passmore.
The petition of Capt. Waldrsven, late
Chief OF the Fire Department, for services
rendered, was referred to the City Attor.
ney to report thereon.
Alderman OiDonnell presented q petit
ton from the City Inspector, Frank g.
Capers, asking FOR the erection OF scales
on the ievee for the purpose Of weighing
hay and other produce.
On motion the petition was referred to
8 special committee Of three, to report
thereon. The chair appointed Aldermen
O'DonneIl, Rufnn and Clancy, as such
committee.
On motion Of Alderman PsssmOre, the
Registrars OF voters we're allowed the
sum Of five dollars per day for their ser
vices.
Alderman Smith offered 5 resolution
asking that the matter Of drawing
money from the city during its Occupa-
ton by the military be referred to the
City Attorney, to report thereon. The
amount in question is Sos Cos, drawn by
Gen. Washburne during his administra-
ton.
On motion, several gas lamps were
ordered to be erected.
Alderman Amis offered an ordinance
providing that the Board hold their
meetings every Tuesday, st : pm, in
stead Of the first and third Tuesdays of
every month.
The motion to pass the ordinance on
a first reading vas lost.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
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CLesINs OF MAIIs.
Until further notice the Mails VIII close )

Until further notice ihs Mails VIII close n
follows:
FOR Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
willie, Cincinnati, Cleveland, PittsburE, Phila.
delphla, Buffalo, Albany, New York, Balti
more, and AL cities north wesI q
Gl5 pm
For Chattanooga, Richmond, washington
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, No
bile, Ala, New York, Nashville, and all cltei
south and east, st 5.8d pm.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss.
Vicksburg, Matches, and al cities south, al
Ap.m.
All stations on Mississippi and Tennessee
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Greal
Northern railroads At $50 pm.
All Stations on MeMphi and Louisville and
branch railroads at s pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Charleston, MIS-
Etss.ppi Central, Mobile and OHIO, Nashvtl
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East tennessee railroads al 5 am.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and al Landings
en- Arkansas and White rivers (semt-weeklyl
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi rtver-south, tsemi-WeeElys Tues
day and Saturdays
Mississippi rfver-north, tsemi-WeeE1yA, Mon
days and Fridays.
r. o. GTST. Postmaster Memphis,
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GREENLAw OPERA HOUsE.-The Nj
kado japanese troupe, under the nan
sgemeut Of Messrs. Marshall & Doyle,
opened at the GrsenlSw last night, TO a
very fair audience. Some OF their feats
are astonishing. The performance seemed
to give satisfaction. The contortion feats,
by the boys, and the screen balancing,
by Miss Oyoush-K ee-San, did not fail to
bring down the house. As this troupe
perform at the Greenlaw every night
during the week, our friends will have a
good opportunity, not only to see, but to
Judge Of their merits.
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NEw MEMPHIS THEATBR.-NOtwith-
standing the opposition of the Japanese
the New Memphis was well filed last
night to witness Lady Don in her great
character Of "DOn Cesar de Bazan, y
which she played in q manner very cred
liable to herself and acceptable to her
audience. The "Maritana Of Mrs.
Allen was well done. This lady con-
tinues to grow in the favor Of play gOers,
and she merits all the praise bestowed
upon her. II she does not, like some other
predecessors, become careless, the chances
are that she will be quite IS much Of .
favorite st the New Memphis s. ever
Nm. flanagan was. The piece WA well
put on, and "did not stick" Tonight
We are TO have Lady Don as 7" Camilla
in the Black Domino. We are glad to
notice that this accomplished lady will
also sing SELECTIONS from Scotch ballads.
Let the house be allied. Those who miss
seeing Lady Don viii regret It here
after.
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DIsCONTINUED.-We learned yester-
day that owing to the decrease Of bust
ness on the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, the Express Train No. l, and
Mail Train No. 4 have been discontinued
until further notice. One express, one
mail and the freight train viii run as
usual. In addition to this, 3 number Of
employees have been suspended for the
present. The Superintendent, Mr.. Liv-
ermore, has very wisely made 3 distinc-
ton between the single and married
employees, retaining as many Of the
latter as possible. 1t is TO be hoped that
| ere long the business Of this road viii
warrant the employing Of an increased
force.
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Blue LNE-shippers Of cotton should
remember that Larry Harmstsd & Co,
are now giving through bills Of lsding
via the above well known line. Cotton
over this route goes by river 10 Cairo,
and from thence by rail, without change,
70 New York, Boston and all Eastern
cities. This line has a reputation seeoRd
to none for speed and reliability, and
cotton shipped by it reaches its destins'
ton in as good condition as when II
leaves our bluff. shippers al remember
the promptness with which cotton wenl
forward over the line last season, and
this year It will be still more efficient $:
q carrier. Rates are as low IS by any
other route. Gail on Larry Harmstad q
%. corner Main and Madison streets.
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Land For sale.

undivided one-haIfi interest IN 5000 acres
a OF Red river bottom land, In lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas
Trfsfnfsrest me atle 10 which tsperfect, win
be sold al low dgUre, for One-thtrd cash and
the remainder al one and two years without
interest
AS. 800 acres Of magnificent Arkansaa
river bottom land, above al oyernoWt ana the
finest body OF land in the 6tste, In "
county. Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or In par
Apply 70 PIKE & ADAMS
Attorneys 81 Law
mhg-tF 288 Main street, Hempbts
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80

FIVE YEARS,
THAT most desirable and centrally located
HcreI. called {" HOTEL DE- EUROPE
The Furniture. OF every kind, now used N
the HGtel. will be sold with the Lease Y de-
sired. For terms Of Lssse apply 81 The once OF
KENNY PORTER,
Kit Williams Block,
Gel Il Corner Second and Madison stS
TOR l. T
STORES and OFFICES In Bethells New
Building. on the corner OF Main and s9uth
Court streets. Apply in the building 70 ?. @.
BETHELL. or S. 2 WALKER, JE-, IN rooms
no. D and mgZI
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Ladies, at the "Straw Hat and Bon
net Bleaehery y you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and BOnnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. VIM. GOODYEAR,
358 Main street.
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THE WEEKLY.-Our mammoth WEEK
LY is published to-day, and will be found a
very interesting paper. It contains the
continuation Of the popular story enti-
tied, 1.-THE Barge-Man Of the Loire
the usual amount Of Editorial and Re-
Hgious reading, the Masonic column,
original and selected poetry, the latest
news from all points, together with local
items Of interest, the commercial, fnan-
ciaI and river columns, brevities, etc.
Copies for mailing may be had at the
counting-room, No. Is Madison street.
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We request that our patrons viii not pay
the newsboys more than five cents a copy FOL
the APPEAL II Is sold over the counter ct
that price, and We allow the newsboys q sum
Client margin TO make q handsome prOat by
selling the papers AZ i've cents per copy.
To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collect inscriptions.
Ed MAEsFORD,
supt. Of Circulation,
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S5O0 X

Five Hundred Dollars wiz be paid for the AZ
rest aud conviction Of either one or both o
the two burglars that entered my dwelling, 81
miles from Memphis, on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, Friday night, the Nth
inst. one. = thick. heavy set man, Is supposed
% be wounded, either nom pistol shOt or from
throwing himself headlong through the Win
d1w sash and shutters, as traces Of blood were
discovered. Il LAY KING,
Odicc Ayros bui1uing.
Memphis, September 50. 1857.
E-AvElRnchs aud Post copy three times.
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GenHemenI il you want to buy white
Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Socks,
Neckties, and a full line Of Handker-
chiefs at very low prices, call At M.
Kraus & Co, No. 2IS Main street, corner
Of Adams.
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Dissolution.

uNHF copartnership heretofore existing under
tie name and style Of KENAEpAn a
ENEFD was dissolved on the ed instant ~
mutusl consent T. r. SNEED having pur-
chased the entire as ETA and assumed All the
IiabU4tiss. ne ouIy Is authorized TO collect and
settle the old business.
". H. KENNEDAH,
4. +. SNEED,
September o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

Great bargains in Dry Goods at M.
Kraus q Co., No. 21S Main street, corner
Of Adams. Receiving new goods daily.
1t will psy you well to call and see.
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F. W. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Fac tOrs
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
Us Front Street. T~n.Stairs.

IN entering upon another commercial year,
i with the experience OF the past, uaught
With the many y1clssitudes Incident TO a
changed system Of agriculture, and for which
most Of our planters were little prepared, re-
sulting in heavy loss to planter and merchant,
as az experiment tried, we shall adopt a rtstd
cash system in our bustness-taking no risE,
and making our sales prompt upon receipt OF
cOnsiRnmenfs, RENTING proceeds with as little
delay as possible but in all cases obey1ng tu-
structi0ns Of shippers, and using our best en-
deavors to promote The interest OF our patrons
Raging. Rope, Gunufes, Groceries and PrOvt-
slons are such. that re promise 10 furnish
them at our lowest market price, and make il
As much, or more, TO your interest 70 order
through us, thsn to purcaase in person
Hoping 70 receive your patronage and mnu-
ence. We are, respectfully
oc3 an T. ". IRVINE q co.
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VICKSBURG. Mss, I

October 3, 1867.
IN consequence OF the prevalence OF yellow
4 fever in the city OF Vicksburg, we feel COM
PEELED, by the duty we owe to ourselves, our
families and employees, to postpone the second
preliminary distribution Of the Mississippi Az
ricuIturaI, Educational and Manufacturing
Aid Society from the 10th day Of October to the
ID OF November, 1867.
To give our patrons and the public, at a dis
lance, the necessary time for renewal OF Ger
tihcates, the third preliminary distribution
will be drawn November: Both, and the Grand
Scheme, December 26, 1867.
We trust that a kind and indulgent public
viii both excuse and approve Of the short post
pOnement.
Correspondents, and persons ordering certih-
Gates, are requested to direct their -communica-
lions 10 the Secretary At Meridian, Miss, TO
which place our Office Is temporarily removed.
Al authorized agent will remain at Nicksburg
TO attend TO any communications or orders for
Certificates.
W. D. LYLES, President.
ALBEIT SANDEL, Secretary.
&c The drawing Of the school Fund for
VicksbUrg and Jackson VIII be postponed from
October 4th to November 18th, 1867.
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Our Hats are the Latest and
Finest I'm the city. KILLER GLei-
dY. 269 Main street. ocl2 lW
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ENGINE AND BOILER
For sale

DNGINE sets on Iron Bed Plate, has three
II feet stroke. tnlFreeu-iuc1 cylinder, reversa-
De EuEine, Boiler is thirty feet long, fOrty-tWo
inches IN diameter, JgO hues, mud receiver
attached. brchen stack and guise, two 'front.'
aud gra-e bars All complete, nesrly new and
In good running order
80, ~ EIrNN. Adams 81 sell I'm
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RETURNED.-Mr. Il. P. Butler, for
merIy OF the Northern American Life
Insurance Company, returned TO his old
hunting grounds yesterday. We are
pleased TO record that our friend is in
good health and spirits. He looks IS
handsome as ever.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

EMMoSs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, and 1913 Main street, have received
Negro, Negro, by Ariel, Godey's Lady's
Book for November and Chimney Cor
ner, and s large stock Of paper and en-
velopes, and blank books. Cali and ex-
amiua-
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BOARDING.

ID o AR ID IN G.
Two OF three small families can have board,
With comfortable rooms, near re terminus OF
the Poplar street railway
For particulars apply Al the
sell LEDGER oFFICE
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J B. SUTTON 3 co., Publishers,

II IHIEN HIEV0II WV"FWI'f INNNs
So Give name in fun-DistriCt, County aud
- 80 aanT nwu
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We have the fastest Hats in
the City. Memphis Hat COmPa-
ny, 269 Main street. Oel2 Iw
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MoRTUARY REPORT.-Up to 5 s'cloek
pm, October16 there were eleven inter-
meuts from yellow fever for twenty-four
hours. Thirty-hve new cases reported
for twenty-four hours.
W. E. ROGERS, NJ q,
- Rrn-a II HaaILh.
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TO r I

A great opening is now offered 70 parties who
NAV desire 70 embark in the Produce business,
The large fOur-sr1rv brick 5~-iluIug, No 80
Front street. is now for neuL There . . large
cellar. aud some 30 OF 50 rooms 10 the building
suitable for offices and I6lE-g apartments
For particulars au~ Goulu q
BIakemore, or tose Crolz, 18th, No. Il Post
office n W.. h +. Tom ~
Il E-uncu OF XII, sotr
Two OFFICES. fo-usrs NaGpicd by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, No. u
Madison street. Inquire a. PoAce once, -
Madison street.
Memphis. June 10, 1877 lelld
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4 NeW Pldce.-One Of the neatest
oyster saloons, consisting Of apartments
for ladies and gentlemen, we know of,
has been opened on the corner Of Main
and Union streets, upstairs, entrance on
Union street, by Messrs. d. Aste & Co,
where oysters OF the best kind are served
up In every style.
o~cI5-eod2w
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Business Suits, Cheapest in the
city. Robeson. Sneed & Co. ocl1 #
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READ the advertisement OF
Rice. Safx a. Co. Their immense
stock of Fashionable Dry 6OOtis
viii be closed out regardless Of
cost, 10 quit the retail trade.
Oof9 I'm
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Al Ladies will be pleased to learn that
B. A. Hollenberg, proprietor Of the
Memphis Steam DyeiHg establishment,
No. 2l2 Beal street, has opened q con-
venient Office at $50 Second street, where
all kinds OF goods, old, faded and sOiled,
will be elegantly Dyed and Renovated.
G~entlsmen's wear cleaned and dyed in
supsrior style. Oc2 eodlm
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FINE ENABE PIANO. 7~-oCtave, nearly
A new, cost over $50 for sale az 8 bargain.
Part cash and part time Apply 20 n. ZAP