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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts
Order Concerning Concealed
Weapons.
OFFICE SUP'T METROPOLITAN PoLTcE.l
MEHPHEs, TENN, July q, 1851

OFFICE SUPT METROPOLITAN POLICE,l
MEHPHEs, TENN, July 2, 1851
Special Order:
The efforts that are being made BY the
Committees OF the two political parties 20
make such Just and satisfactory arrangements
excuse Tor either party or any member thereof
70 complain that ample opportunity viii not
be afforded every legal voter ia shelby county
to deposit his ballot. should prompt every cit
izen Of the county 70 second these iaudable
EFFORTS, BY a~bstalning from every act that will
endanger the peace and good order that are OF
vital Importance 20 us as a~cOmnunity.
The almost universal practice OF carrying
concealed weapons, in violation Of Law, may, II
not abstained from durfugthe progress Of what
will uuavoidably be a most exciting election,
bring unspeakable sorrow upon our people,
cur thriving city. Good men Of all parties viii
not hesitate cheerfuliy 20 comply with such
reasonable orders as viii Insure tranquility ;
the evil disposed and vicious EUsr BE MAIDS TO
COMPLY or suffer the consequences
In order that no one may plead Ignorance OF
The law, timely notice II hereby given that the
carrying OF concealed WeapoEs within the
limits OF the city OF Memphis Is a violation OF
the city ordinances, punishable by nue OF not
less than nye nor more than hfy dollars.
Of this ordinance, ana to bring the guilty par
ties 70 justice. Upon The receipt Of infOrma-
ton that any person Is Ia possession OF con-
csaIed weapons, the offender viii be promptly
arrested and confined IN the S-tationhouse
where be will spend the daY. IN default Of one
country desiring 70 vote In the city are re-
ouested to deposit their arms at the Station
houses, where they will be kept until the own
ers nave voted aud are ready 70 return home,
when they viii be promptly returned.
s. BEAUMONT, suPtM P.
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THE ATHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. F. G. SMITH, Principal,
w. &. R
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nashville, Tenn.
A Superior Boarding and Day School.

Points in this School:
L. English and Mathematical Course, ahs
same with hrst-claSs colleges.
2. Pure French by n French Teacher
German and spanish ne1tse2iOn. Our rate
for these, though lower than other schools
will be continued.
J. Latin and GEeek, without Charge
Latin is vital n scholarship. at Is, sayi
George ?. Marsh. {" q petrihcation Of ths
principles OF artieulate language"
4. Music made attractive, by neW seven
octave Pianos for practice.
5. school Deaks-thea new patent style.
q. tie Studies-The beautiful Paint
ings Of last year speak for themselves.
I. GOOd HeaIth-The bill for drugs for
ten month"; was $40 10. Result OF good diet,
thorough ventilation ana filtered water.
>. Moral Innuenee-Saered musie lm
chapel free 10 all. Pupils worship In the city
Churches OF their choice on the Sabbath.
o. HOme E1aueoee-The society Of The
HOuse-the Etiquette Of the Table the many
lessons on polite cuitnre-are fndispeasabie
TO man aud valuable 20 al.
The next session VIII open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Catalogues. giving full particulars, furnished
on application. REV. We WARD.
fUI4pW nrfnafnar
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NEW ADvERT1sEM'Ts
SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NaahviIle. Tennes,ee.

Il COATED in tina large aud handsome build
IL ings, corner Of Broad and Vine streets,
formerly oceupied by The Shelby Medical Col
lege, embracing nm entire square,.
An able and experienced corps OF Teacher
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus aud Cabinet or Minerals IN the
South, and Educational Advantages Of a supe-
riOr order.
The Principal has had an experience OF twen-
ty-six years In the South, a the Niee-Punci-
pal, formerly Professorin the Nashville Uniyer-
burg and BOun.
sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SkPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday OF June.
TERMS-Board and English Tuition, Session
OF hve months, sis0 90 Music, French, etc,
Extra, For psrtleulars send for a Catalogue.
GEO. G. BUTLER. A. NJ, Principal
GEO. s. BLACKIE, A. NJ. NJ. D., Vice-Prin,
fyE-d&wim
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TO THE READERs OF THE APPEAL

The constantly enlarging circulation Of the
APPEAL, u the generous support given 70
both the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
country, assure the proprietors OF the general
approval by the pu0lio OF its course since il
came into their hands
It's Past is the pledge it offers for the Future
Il viii continue 70 e~ndeavour, I'm accordance
with the motto which &C has adopted, TO say
those things only that are true and honest. II
has but a single Client, the People OF the South
and it will endeavor 20 advise its readers
wisely. In that st may Offer fan; but IFS opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious
81 least
Those TO whom It's conduct is entrusted vii
continue to endeavor 70 make the APPEAL ao-
ceotablo 70 its readers, snd desirable rs a me
dium for advertising. Tie Masonic column
will hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
every Sunday reading appropriate to that day.
and the proprleiors hope, by close attention C
the afairs Of the papers and office, to stnl en-
title il 70 the support and confidence OF the
people, on which alone Il depends.
John \. q. HOGAN g. CO.
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Closing Drinking saloons ON
Election Day.
OFFICE OF SUP'r METROPOLITAN PoLIcE,l
MENPHIs, Tenn, July a, 1867.

OFFICE OF SUP'r METROPOLITAN P0LIcE,l
MENPHIs, Tenn, July "a, 1867.
Special Order.
Section 40 OF AN Act to establish a Metro
polttan Police District, and to provide for the
govsTnmest thereof" is as fOllows:
THAI 10 shall not be lawful for any person 70
sell or dispose OF any Intoxicating liquors upon
the nrst day Of the week, called Sunday, or
upon any day Of public election within that
part or the said Metropolitan District situated
within The limits OF the city OF Memphis, I'M
der a penalty Of hfty dollars FOR each ~offense, 10
be sued for and recovered in the name OF the
Treasurer OF the Metropolitan Police, for the
benefit OF the police fund"
This section Of the law will be strictly en-
forced on the lst day OF August next, ana every
officer Of the Metropolitan Police force Is
hereby ordered TO arrest every person known
by him to have been guilty Of selling OF giving
away liquor 70 be drank % that day. The law
applies 70 merchants and private citizens as
well as to keepers Of thinking saloons.
s. d. BEAUMONT.
superintendent Metropolitan Police.
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FOURTH DAY.

FIRST RACELOvERToN HOTEL STAKE
Mile heats for horses owned in shelby county,
September /, 1851. Entrance 50. play or pay.
CvertOn Hotel 70 add 500. Three or more 70
Ill, 70 name and close 18th September, ls6z.
SECOND RACE" BANKERS PURSE"
Three mile heats for all ages. Purse S'0O0. En-
trance So Three OF more 20 I'LL Eatranee
money TO go TO the second horse.
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VIII sell ny lover Pisnsation 4, 49,
. . her other qnnd -
o. yaan. IL i 2ne o. the hieho-. il &.
ne eof11m. about 20 mileE 1sI5W
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For Brazil.

nESIROUS OF emigrating 70 Brazil this fall.
u offer my Place for sale, dirt cheap,
II is situated about eight Efles east OF Memphis
a little over one-han mile south OF Goodletts
station, on the a. and c r R.. contains
~seventy-dve acres, MY in cultiv alton. nearly
all the open land enclosed with a young and
vigorous hedge, new framed house. with six
rooms and very convenient. cabins, etc, etc.
Come and see the place, or inquire OF Rnys sr,
TreZeVauL & Co, Z6 Second street, Memphis-
Also other lands for sale.
jy6 n G. BUNTTN.
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FUNERAL SOFICE.

The hiesds and acquaintances Of John Nor
ton constable are respectfully invited 10 at
tend the flneral OF his son MosEs, This iFridav)
Evening, al 2 O'Clock, from the residence on
Main street, opposite the Mississippi and Ten
nesses RAILROAD Depot.
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Thursday. list Day Of August Next,

To Ill the Offices Of Governor, state superin-
tendeut Of Public Instruction, Representative
to Congress from the Eighth Congressional
District, state Senator for the District composed
OF Shelby and Fayette counties, two Repre-
sentatives from Shelby unity ard a FlOateT
from the District composed Of shelby, Upton
and Fsyette counties
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To Builders.

THE Undersigned proposes to divide hfIy 81
i one hundred acres Of his land into small
lOts-say, or i've acres each-and to give the
alternate lots in pay menf for improvements
constructed upon the others.
The land Is situated three miles east ofthe city
OF Memphis, at the terminux Of Union avenue,
rOnting on the extension sf that avenue, on
TreZavaut avenue, and on the Poplar street
road. Il is covered in part with a beautiful
growth OF forest tees, and is unsurpassed by
any other suburban property in point ofhealth,
building sites, and the character Of the sur
rounding ~neiEnb0rs-
IN undertaking this enterprise builders can,
In addition 20 their usual profits. calculate
with certainty on the enhancement OF the
va ne OF the lots paid them, by the improve
ment Of those adjoining.
Apply 10 ROyster. Trezevaut & Co, Ayres
Building. E8 Second street.. or % me at their
Office. Gy0 Iml N. N. IRRELEVANT.
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DY authority OF law IN me vested. and the
ID Proclamation Of W. q. BrOWnloW, Gov
ernor OF Tennessee, 1 win, on
Thursday, the 1st Day OF August Next,
At the various voting places in shelby county,
open and hold an Election FOR Governor, for
State superintendent OF Public Instruction, for
Member OF Congress Tor the 8th Cong -essiOnal
District, for Senator for Fayette and Shelby
Shelby counties and for Two Representatives
for Shelby county, and have appointed the
following Deputies Sherids to open and hold
said Election, at the several precincts respect
lively, and they are hereby directed to make
their returns 20 me. at my office, In the Green
law Block. Memphis, Tenn:
District No. Thomas Epperson, D. S.
" 2j c Campbell,
81 " &C Hill, "
" IN NJ Statewide,
City OF Memphis, lst Ward-I J Powers, D. s.
" ID Ward-Ino W Taylor, /"
4th Ward-J H smith. "
9Th Ward-J r Laaford, "
=" 9Th WARM r Ball, "
/" 7th Ward-Th0s o Smith. "
Sth Ward-Peter Minor, "
District No. &W Monerie[
81 SJohn James. A"
" &c W Caldwell,
" lO-JOseph q Moore,
" l-Georke " Small,
" " l2-J I HDdreth, -
" " lS-Whit Roger, "
Chelsea, 18th UiEtrici-Ed kitzgibbon, D. g.
District No. I6-B " Brooks, ID ).
l7-E Oakley,
Polls will be opened at 9 o'clock am. and
closed at o'clock pm. exactly.
p. NJ. WINTERS,
Sheriff shelby County.
INV ~ Anfm NE4 lei
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE o A PAYING IN
n vestment. The plantation is known as the
town or Lake Rlun," on " hite river, Ark, ~
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between four and five
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
Us feet above the late overflow, the remainder
heavily timbered, together with the whole or
half interest in a NEW STEAM SAW MILL,
(1Orty horse owe Engine, blacksmith shop,
Carpenters Tools, Wagons and all Necessary
Rppurtenances for running the same. There Is
q nne Mansion with nine rooms, a Cistern, (ca-
pacity 60OO gallOns) three Cabins, = Warehouse,
two good Wood Yards, aud the best landings
on the river. The above will be sold at low hg-
ures and on easy terms For further particu-
lars address Mrs. NJ. l. II.
my4 n AUpeaI Ofire.
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE.
Nile heats for all ages, so entrance. Gayoso
House 70 add 500. Three or more 70 al the
stake.
SECOND RACE-TwO HiIe dash. Purze SEQ
Free Tor al ages. Entrance ..
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THIRD DAY.

FIRST RACE CITIZENS PURsE"-Tw0
mile heatA Free COR all ages. Punss $50 En-
trance $40.
SECOND RAUE-Three mile dash for all ages.
$50 entrance. Three or more TO start. AssOcis-
ton to add 500. Second horse TO save HIS en-
trance money.
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The western Indians who have
united for war against the United States
number $4,000 warriors. OF these 10000
are Comanehes aud 1900 Sioux, nine
other tribes contribute to the aggregate.
Mis- Azoa Phelps got on a reaper, in
Hudson, AiichY to take 3 ride, on the
18th Instant The hOnses ran away, she
was thrown upon the knives had one
hand cut Of and was shOekingly man-
lied otherEiseA Her injuries are sup
posed 70 b faial
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n. a RROOKIIN-

GENERAL STOCK A~UCTIONEER no. ~
VI Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. sales
daily. SoOd stablins and me Mule Yard.
Dsalers In wagons and FIST and second hand
Harness. Liberal advances made on AL prop-
erty let foT sale, and returns promptly made.
once on Second street. mVIg n
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FOR GOVERNOR,
GE.

FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBL
INSTRUCTION,
COL. CHARLES S. CAMERON.
OF Shelby County.
FOR CONGRESS,
HON. JOHN ". LEFTWICH.
FOB STATE SENATOR,
HON. JOHN ". SMITH.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
HON. DAN ABLE.
HON. ". W. COLEHAN.
FOR FLOATER,
GEN. p. 3. GLEEE.
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For Sale for Oharges

Reed from Memphis & Charleston 3. z.
L box containing Patent DON market Lewis,
MatheWsE Co.
2 bbl Bone PhOsp, marked Lewis, Mathews
70.
I box mdse marked l. 7 Bescner.
IA PlOws marked Mailer q Show.
1 i Bellows marked J L Tustin.
I Wheat Separator marked A N Willis 4 Co.
ICOttOn Ecraper marked James show.
I Cotton Planter marked b Treat
I carload Lumber. Wa3nut Crawford.
9 car loads, Wore q Elder.
I car lead, Williams & Co.
I box mdss marked Foster, Gwyun 4 Co.
4 bOxsm Gse marked John Thomas.
I bdl Seeding marked JOhn Thomas.
The ABOVE articles VIII be sold at our Ware
house, on Court street, for account WHOM Ii
concern, 70 pay charges. IL not called for
within thirty days
JOHN c. HILL &Ca.
ROYst ERs T~REzEVANT 4 Co, A~uctionssrs.
iyl4 1d
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Election Notice.

DUBSUANT u a Proclamation OF VIM. g.
i BrOwnlOw, Governor OF Tennessee, dated
state OF Tennessee. Executive Departments
Nashville, July 5, 1871" and the Laws OF the
State, I dc hereby appoint the following named
persons judges and Clerks Of Election in the
Several Districts and " ards OF shelby county,
for the election to be held on
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TO MY OLD lends
Vest Tennessee, M9SsssssDDS
and arkansas.

nAVING accepted = permanent 4g
IL the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LTFF TNSrl
RANCE i would esUerf9.I1-o -
he attention " my Old Iriends % tbas T-s.t-a
ton as . safe certain and reliabls 1eSF,e-
through which they may assure thsir fa1e7ir--
against Gnt IN tho event OF Death AZ f5er-
selves nom an mtpoverished old age IN -
OF ui-suocess in iila. e4a
49, rs Is associated with me and /.
1efeoy 20 public conf5eocs
Our Odiee Is At No a Madi-On sfre-f 49, 49,
room DeSoto Block. where We WIZ -
q sRpSEs any nesdsdi Information 70 rhoss ~
y2l
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S L.
West Tennessee College,
TENN.

VIZ SHELTON, DID, President.
u. W ARNOLD, AM Prot Lang
WM. CAMER0N, An. Prof daIh.
B. L. ARNOLD, An. Prof Phys Sciences.
The session opens on Wednesday, The sth Of
Sc ptember.
fine Con-ss Of Study Is thorough and systs-
matte
The Expenses are cheap
For Catalogue, apply % the President, or to
I'm. W CAMPBELL-
JyI4 Ima Secretary Of Board
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MEMPHIS
ASSOCIATION COURSE
FALL MEETING 1857.
THE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
Il viii commences on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
AND
nnNTVNTE CIV -
CONTINUE SIX DAYS.
FIRST DAY

FIRST RACESNURsERY sTAKE'-Ws
the subscribers, agree 20 run a SWeepstake
Race over the Memphis Association Course, Ct
the FAN Meeting. 1871, with Coils and Finies,
two years old, one mile dash, SIS subscription,
play or pay the Association TO add S00-thrse
or more % III the stake, 70 name and close on
the 18th September, 1857.
SECOND RACE" GREEN sTAKE"-Ane
heats for untried thres-ysar olds, SO entrance
play or pay. Association to give 800. Tires
OF more 70 III the stake, to name and close The
18th September, 1857.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that will apply at the July
Term Of he Probate Court OF <helby county
for Letters Of Administration on the estate OF
MIS-. Elizabeth Smyth deceased
te4 w4ts ID. r. 3 ROSEBROUGH.
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EDUCATIONAL
Select school.

NTRa LETITIA MAY viii open > Select
VI school for Young Ladies on MONDAY,
septemDer z 10 In the basement OF the
Christian Church, on the corner OF Lfnden nj
Mulberry streets.
The Freneh Department u this school wiz
late n The Confsderate Army, assisted ~ as
daughter Miss :. 2 MAY, who has been two
yean IN France French viii b. spoken erclu-
uvels In this department. A liberal patronaeq
on the part Of the public Is respectively 90
hcited- jyzf tocl
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FIFTH DAY.

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE Four mile heats Sub
Jeet to the regulations which the committee
appointed by he Turf Congress may adopt.
The MemphIs AssoeIauon To add sIOnn.
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SECOND REORGANIZATION STAKE.
Mile heats FOR beaten horses that have been run
at this meeting Entrance so. Purse 500.
The Pool seller 70 add sl00. Horses 10 be han
~dicapped BY a COMMITTEES appointed By the
President. A D GIssON,
fvn ana aeffng Sao-ararv
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MnrconL
SHULZE
DENTIST. SURGEON C HAIR
RESSER.
No. s57 Main Street.

VYOULD invite the particular sftention o.
w The Medical Profession to the FAC thai he
Is prepared a. AL tines to apply fresh Leeche.
to patients, or ~snPplythe same As ordered. Hf
also gives especial attention to Cup.tng, Bleed.
ing, drawing Teeth aud Extracting Corns
Having had many years experience, he Is sat
fsaed thai he can enc satisfaction 10 ali wbo
may fafor him with their patronage.
Ras<ssnber the number, So Msin street, Mem
=. IN. to be on nsas
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FRESH GROCERIES
AT 500 MAIN STREET

IO-T--
MACKEHEIA
HAVE ON HAND
Davis Canvased Hams.
Breakfast Bacon,
Beef Tongues.
Good ButterfOn Icel.
LAru. Sneese, Cornmsaa. 6rftts.
CIDER NINEGAR-VarlstV Of Piekies rhow-
Chow, GOOD Mustard sad spices. SauesS- Pre-
serves, Pie Fruita Jslies. Jsns Nalze1s
1RpiOca, Sage.
SUGAHS-Gzan1lafed. PuIverIzaf po-a.-aa
Coqoa, Syunnz ami 0Iasses.
EXTRA TEA@ImperiRI, Gunpowdar. Young
Hyson and Ooicnq.
We endeavor 70 keen 4 wall assorted 49,
rlly selected stock Of Groceries Tor famflV 49,
Of me very best Qrality, and by freqnsnf adif-
4Sns q 5sesa goods be a. 81 timss prepared 70
5oocaal Moderate prices. Cal and zee ~.
FiSNIE, BtCSHAN CHATHAM.
N Maiu sfrrrt
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SIXTH DAY.

FIRST RACE-sALOON sTAKE-MiIe
heats, three best In i've. Free for all ages.
Purse $500. Entrance sS5. Second horse 10 get
the entrance money
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MldWaT SchO0L OharlOlteSyiIIe. w

THE third session Of hts school VII begin on
Il the nrst Wednesday of September next. ard
end on the last Wednesday OF June, 1868, con-
course OF stu-y is Gesigne0 10 prepare lows
for the Univei sity OF Virginia, or any other
clut sei 81 III ne PiaeAeal business OF me.
t~erm-PAYABLE N Music and
Drawing al Professors charges Washing
FuelandL Lights. at actual cost. Each pupil fnr-
Bisheah his own towels For circulars and other
particulars address WILSON &. n. CARR.
Charlottesville, Va; JO2EPH PACKARD JR.
pals.
virginia. lyle 2saw8Ws
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AUCTION.


WE WI SELL At public sale, without r~essrveto
w the highszt bidder, on "Wednesday, July
slu, Thirty -four Building Lots, 100 5yIe feet on
bfeedi0ve. Crockett and V0ileutine avenue,
IN The Buggy traet between the Old and ne7-
Raleigh road, two miles 1rom Court quare, and
nearly opposite the old Fair Grounds. Indis-
prtsble title sale positive. Terms-ten per
cent cash balance sfx. twelve. sighteen and
sSenty-foGr mOnths, with interest," secured b
sale upon The premises a. ten O'Clock. Con-
fsyAoe@ 70 theS ue leave our once a. . o'clock.
EOXSTEH, TREZEVANT &cO-
AAG Auotfonesu.
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ELSONSs
MAMMOTH CHEAP STOREI
me Balance Of our Stock M 81 be Sold
OF COST!
AUCTION PRICES NOWHERE
ELSONS'
REGARDLESS OF COST
AUCTION PRICES NOWHERE!
TWO WEEKS LONGER ONLY.

WE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR OUR FALL
STOCK, and 70 effect Z bat pur1 Sc We III
continue our GREAT L airing tALE for