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Corner OF Jefferson and Front stS.,
oos 70 ARAPHLs TEYWESsEE
DissOLlttiO1l Of C0pqgtllerSIliIl
MrMPnrs, TENN, October Ie, Is57

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October le, 1857.
THE cOpartaersbip heretofore existing under
the name OF PLUMMER, CURRY q 90. IA
this day dissolved by the withdrawal OF Geo
ID. Pfummer and A. P. Curry from said drTn.
r. n. Patterson has purchased the entire inter-
est OF Piummer 4 Cur y In all OF the property
notes and accounts, and assumes aIi
os the liabilities OF satd firm. He is authOrized
70 use the name or the late drm In the Seffle-
ment Of tbs business. Piummer & Currv NAV
be found at the old stand for the present.
GEO, ID. PLUMAfER.
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LEGIsLATTYF.

In the Senate on Monday, Mr.. Elliot
entered motion to reconsider the voti
on Friday passing the biif finfiicting pen
alties upon common carriers for making
Determinations among passengers on
account Of race, color, or previous conGi.
ton.
In the House, bills were introduced tC
amend the revenue laws of the State
repeating the act increasing the mum beI
ofjustiees and nOtaries in Shelby county;
providing for the sale of the Hermitage
and State Bank, which were referred to
committees. ,a .-rs 7' -fsitsu'W
In the House, on Tuesday, bill was
introduced by Mr.. Brown, to define the
qualifications OF Jurors. The bill pro-
Vides that all persons enfranehised under
the act of February %, 1867, shall be
considered legal jurymen and gives TO
any party litigants, the right to chRl-
lenge any person drawn as juryman, for
cause, and il it shall appear that such
person has been disfranchised by the act
Of February %, 1867, he shall be disqual-
fled from sitting as Juror in said case.
Referred to the Judiciary. gE
The bill to amend the charter of the
city Of Memphis was passed on second
reading. The bill extends the corporate
limits of the city, and creates two new
wards, and repeals the act requiring
voters Of the city to be registered ia their
respective wards, and provides that
voters shall only be required to exhibit
certificates Of registration from the Com
missioner of Registration Of Shelby
county, and be residents of the city.
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GEO. ID. PLUMAfEl
A. ?. CURRY,


shall continue the Produce and Commission
business at the old stand OF Piummer, Curry a
Of the favOrs conferred on them
Oc2z r r. PATTERSON.
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"A monument 10 Bishop 0tey was
placed in the cemetery at St. Johns
Church, Ashwood, Maury county, last
week,
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

MADAME LEI5E, Of New Orleare v-oul1
IL E1ost respectfully aunounce 70 The CITIZENS
- = zen p1l7 that she viii open her CLASSES Tor
& sts5 @9ese kraeeiul accom- plishrnent ON the
1tt1kD TUESDAY, In Septen1bsr. - ne lef-
iefson 1loek. second street. where aue tuusts.
y s.ritt aste1tion % the adVEnceIueut 0f her
pup Hnp may Be AutruEted 70 her crIa.rze. 10
insI1I snare of the public pstnuuage. Mad.
=, naFin1 taught IN most Of the priuefual
. slslsa - Toe nolth and Southwest, holos To-
Whlch Las hitherto mzrEed her e5urs.. of' in
sttuctlon elsewhere. Daysand hOuHsoI tuition
ior Slildren4 Tuesdays end Saturdavs from.
na4f past O'Clock TIL dark FOR IadIeg. f-ors
W All. VI Il for Gentlemen. nom 3 I'm 10
pm, Al t1e same day. References rurercer-
lcAalie, ior which, and ofher uartlcuiz-s
p ease see eireulars which viii be fsuud ~ ~,
prfn 1pal book and muse stores Terms mod
sIe-e OAllesnenlos and laueing Taught p pr
Etve1 twice n month ~r-f1
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All orders must be addressed to J.B WAS
son 4 CO., No. as Main street, wholesale deal
e.s ~ Drugs, Medlelnes etc, and sole agents
sists generally and other dealers IN propri-
etary medicines throughout tile south
hespecttuty. Y. WILLIAMS. N. D., I
DlscOyerer and Manufacturer of Or. WiHiaIns'
Pu. monte hsisam Of Wild Jhsrry and Wood
Naptha.
nE- A ddrers all orders tn
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]. N. HALL, CLERK.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion mum barred
Forty-seyen, and comprised loss In the vicinity
OF Memphis, Ienn-s Goriuth, Miss, and Her
LAhudOf MSS ueolh 70 Mnlcu nave been m ade
% the lucky tiezet-hOlders. For this the Sec
nd Drawing. however, We are able TO ofrer our
atrons still more attractive inducements 10
In tfrHsst themselves in our scheme From a
lel tsthy list Of property, much Of which has
air sady been advertised TO the publie, we select
the following:
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TEiHE ftrst Drawing, which took place ~ Her
i Hando5 Miss, on the 10Th inst was attsnfjers
with unusual success, when il is rernsIn bsred
that but a few weeks elapsed from the fncep-
ton Of the enterprise TO that event Sl7Oi0
worth OF tickets having been sold! q ike
amount OF property was drawn FOR. under ne
supervision Of genusmsn ssisctsd hy the tieEef
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those pTessnt and a.
will be seen frOm the subjoined certifcate of
the Managers, the aneir was conducted 10 4
close in most gratifying and satisfactory
manner: -
HERNAEDo, MISS, June IS, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above rsport OF
the First Drawing OF the southern AEylum IL
correct, and thai the proceedings were eharac-
terfzed oy GsptrIt OF fairness and iustness up-
surpassed by any Drawing OF which We have
any knowledge. The Managers OF the Com
psny placed ths tickets and wheels under our
sole management Hnd control.
Signed: J. h. MORGAN
.r .. ROBERT TEMPLE
v. A. MERRIWETHER
W. w. CAMPTON,
n. MAGEVENY,
JOHN AINBLIE
/ M. HAIT. Cuorr ''ee'
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence Of ten rooms, with lot
60xl00, in th oitv OF Chicago, Ill, only three
quar- ers nf a lutle from the heart OF tha city
and within one b-ocE OF the street railroad In
tersecting ever part Of the city, Valued al
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lRarsons or CONTRACTS, Parsons on Notes an
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE

CTHENE CC7lmandery, No. (. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Zent, Com; n. J
WigEiu, Rec. ....-
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ONE OF the most desirable Plantations on
" the Arkansas river is offered for sale al =.
Great Bargain. Il contains about 2j0O acres
best qualify cotton land, ls0O acres cleared and
under cultivation; dwelling houses, negro
quarters, gin house with TOUR 30-sAw gins run
by steam power, saw and grist mill attached.
The plantation Is we'll stocked with mules
oxen and farming implements Purchaser
will have the privilege Of retaining from 50 10
100 good acellmated negroes. Possession given
LIST January. For further Information apply to
ROYSTER, TREZEN Ant & CO,
Real Estate Agents, rs Second stTest.
or +. q. KIRK,
oeq I'm Is jefferson street. Memphis
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r. II M . v AL.
VaEla6Ie Pla1atGtiOll to Lease,

(. 4 WILL lSeass, aSRd dministratorofCh c christopher
i J. Pied, decd, his Home Piace-tho place OF
Clay a field, and the Plantation known a. the
Content Place. These Plantations are in the
county o. Bolivar, Miss, and in ine condition
for cultivation, having been cultivated for
earn psst. There Is a new and dne Circular
SaW-hill on the Home Place, foF sale.
For further information apply TO me at Paris,
Bourbon cOauiy. KY, OF % Db +, j. Field, on
the premises. 3. ]. CLAY
rnlQ Admir-
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Sssi --,S y Tfo,, = :, q = 4.
PersSnai EsnoulIrty q Pieading-- "A. ~. LEg
Equity a Commercial Law Hon. n. eCEl Cd
Grim. Law 4 Admiralty Cen J. 7. CHALllEi
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FEHy Chapter. No l. Meets n Monday Of sacb
rsonth-5 5d5i- Fellows Hall. JOhu Gent, n. E.
II p. B. n Levy. 5scy.
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Architect and Engineer.

TETHE Undersigned would respectfully INFORM
i his friends aud the public that be Is pre-
pared TO devote his whole atteh don 70 Design
Ing p ana aud SGPerintending Buildings, With
a. mucs energy and attention 10 his patrons
City Engineer.
ofFIcE- -stil1man Block, Second and Madi-
son streets, Charges reasonable.
}. II. MCCLURE,
Architest and Engineer.
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THIRD Prize.
Fourth PrIse

One residence lat adjoining above property
25I100 feet very available for residence Ant
desirably located. Valued atSSOn
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SeCentH Prize.

most valuable manufacturing site with 8
perpetual fall Of 81 feet OF water, situated in
Winston county, Alabama, with 100 acres Of
land. Valued al $1,000.
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Aenn'5 tzquttF ynFisprudsnc Adam Equity
flenainE, he1nc on VIVA HlIiard ON Mort
gases, Parsons on PaftusrEhips.
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Eighth Prize:

The Franklin Female Institute, at Holly
Springs, Miss; a handsome and we con-
structed schtol building, most eiigibly located
This Is very desirable property, Valued at 5000
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4EBREW CALENDAR
MASONFODIRECTORY


1857.
LODGES
vsEnsEA, No. los. Meets Ist Monday in
every month, AT Odd-FellOw-' Hall cor Court
and Mals.. 3. 3. Forster 23s Front street,
" 81. Iohn Beamish, Secy.
es5Urz AKA pEfIs. 30 ia Meets % Friday Of
earL 1lsurh-Eal. cor Madison aud Second.
! r. seIlars ". NJ Benz. X. Pullen, Sec.
IHr1s SCOTT. No. 3Sl Meets lst Friday OF each
i4IgsufFfl-FfaIl. cor Madison a1rf Second. John
AfrsLie. ~. r.; 4 P Wood ward, sec
EHwTEr0F 10 Ea9. Meets 81 Friday OF each
unanth-0Ll- Fellows Hall P n. Stanley,
VI ri. W II Butts, Sec
Er.rTvvrss NC 81 10. D.) Meets 4sh Friday
on sacr nnoHth-lgi Front street. John J..
W0rzharn, So, ". N p. K. PuIien, sd, sec
ROYAL ARCH.
FTHv Chapter. No 4 Meets n Monday OF saNb
raonth-Ddti- Fellows Hall job Gent, NJ E.
II. p B. n Levy. ssc'y.
r. AEBE
EREEA Council No. 6. Meets Sd Monday OF
eash gdf-FellovTs' Hal. John lent
Th- IL; n. J. v igg1ur Rec,
rEMPL.ARs.
CTEESE CC7amandery, No. 4. Meets 4th Won
day OF each month. John Lent, CON-; N J.
" tar-u
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Ninth Prize !:

Lot No. s. in Hays SUD division, Memphis
size lO2xj 81 feet. A beautiful building lot,
Nalued AZ GZN0.
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Te79th Prize:

75< acr0s OF woodiand near RnleiEh, shelby
county, THennesses, distant nom Memphis nine
miles. 7 his is very desirable, Rpd an excellent
prize. Valued at 5000.
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Extra Coaches, sOIse1s Required. tCiIE
De FtT71tsted S5s Ten Mf5sutes'
Notice.
THE DISCOVERY OF THE AgF
MO material which has ever been dI,eovs-.,,
IN has effected greater benefits In me bo1Se-
hold economy than
MoGIMsEY's MAGIC SOAP

~ las eLollel sFc+t1r Dement'S IN tIa huuza-
hold economy than
MOGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP
II is labor saving invention. ~ we'll asa in
valuable remedy in Beurvy. Scald Head F,-1T
tons Of the skin and Piles DardrrifT IL -
moved nom the head, the Teeth ygIiitsned s1,I
cleanssdt Plate and Jewelry cleaned. Stairs
eneotually removed from Csrpefs. Flrnff11--.
Clothes, Paint, Varnish or Marble WIN ~,
gTeatesf facility and without injury TO the r1e
tertsls Il Is a great saving Of time and labor
in washing Clothes II Is the only kaown sosn
which will wash FlEnnels with the ease ~ 800
ton or linen without fullinE orskrinking An
these important objects can be effected without
injury 70 the skin or he most delicate fsbrics
W posa saesses no doleterions Qualities Whafevs-
me world Is challenged 70 produce a sosn
which Possesses 50 many valuable .Dropsfffsi.
and which Is 80 innOcnOus and safe NJ IL q
home Invention. and denes competition in ar,V
part OF the world. IL has become q. .ueeesSIfy-
IN Memphis. and It's use IL rapidly spfeariy,ss-
thrOuEheut the south, and eventually vii ~.
tend over the Yankee states, North ana Eso,Tft,
America, Europe, Asia, Africa and. OeeaDfcs
Manufactured solely by z. r. McGimssy Men,
plir, Tenn. and sold at the following r1iaee, =,
the atty AZ wholesale and retail PaVe y ~, -
Deans, Taylor's Drug Store, Poplar stTesf
Kings, corner Of Third and Adams : -CIlfve- =,
Co.'S DeSotO Block, Madison street viii s[-r, -
be found al any respectable family er,,cer,- -
drug store. The prOprist0r u dsteTninefi ft,-,t
its manufaeture shall keep pace with me rsT,
idly extt1iding demand for Its use. apie
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From DR.. ]. W. Nelson, under date:
MURFREEsBoEo, Sept. 5, 1857.
DR.. Charles Williams, Memphis;
have had great many calls for your Wild
Cherry and Wood Naptha, anu Of eourse could
not furnish II; and my OBI ect in Wriiine TO you
IS 70 request that you send me a Few dozen ~,
soon as convenient and forward your oil and
will tend you check for the amount III|
Respectfully yours, l r
IO5EPH W NELSON
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orders iOr the above
SFli-F2StGsiBQ WFUIgHt iron Buckle FiG,

on the most favorable terms We are having
them manufactured OF the most superior iron
( and thoroughly tested.
ID. H. DAVIS & co,
Commission MeTchantF.
louisville June 2. 1857. aul
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
~ Front Etrca- ....
. HERMEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. 1.
Stated Connunlca ID Wedu esday ntght
Of each month. Henry y. Woodard, 3zd, q. :,
NJ. Charles NJ Carroll, I4th. Sec.
MrrHRAs LOdae OF Perfection, I4th-; No. 2.
Meets 4th wednesday Of each month. Georgs
Msllersh- 32d, G., NJ: A Z. Franklaud, I'D,
Sec
C-AsIpnrA council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. Z Benz. K Pullen, I'd, rarEh.'-; -
-. Sec. ...HH
CErvAEY cHAP PrER OF Rose Crotx, Isth-, No L
Charles ". Adams, I'd n. W. 4 z, Tom
Itnson. S2f, Sea
FHTLrPPE DUPLEssETs Council OF K-h. 3Oth.,
No. l. Henry p. WOodard, 3D., Comm.
william Y erode sd, Rec
CONSISTENT or WEST TESS EssEE, S2d. John
Ainslie. 83d-, C0Hlul.'. In Chief Dodge G.
Trader, I'd. Reg.
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FIFTH Prtse.

One residence lot adjoining above properly
2xl0O feet. Valued al $500
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LOTTERIES.
NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any other swindIe
MISSOURI A6D' KENTUCKY STATE AKD
HAVANA hOTfERIKs.
nNLY LFGAI InTTRRIRa IN IL 8

ItHEY are drawn under state Charters have
i been drawn for over FORTY YEARS.
4 Bonds must - and are depOsited with u. 3.
Collector a. Security. arT .tIIHal
The prizes aie drawn In public by two sworn
onif1i1si0neraap ppointsd by the State.
Must be drawn n tickets are sold OF not
p RI r. ES ALL SH.
There are two state Drawings each day, and
two HsvRn q Drawings each month.
DravinFs osn be sesu two hoarE after pur.
chase OF tickets.
One-half the Tickets are Prizes. r--
Prizes paid on day % purchase.
T1cketz 81 TO 923r accord ing % sohsrae
Prizes 81 80 flJJ, ,O00, according 70 scheme.
Principal Agent, GEO. W. VAN YOAST. No.
IhIeFffarsrru - -
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EDUCATIONAL.
Law SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department of ths Memphis COB
u leo viii Open on TIE EIEsT- MOeDa 81
OcTOBER- The following gentlsrneu con.
prise the Facuiiy:
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Tickets s5 each. May be hRd OF, or ordered
through, any OF the Company's agents at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col.
James Strain, fernando, Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Ofieers Of the
ComIslny are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets in any OF The drawings. The
Company Is SIMPLY the media for the purchase
and sale OF real estate between property hold
on and the general pubi'~- ie5 I'm
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In the Chancsry Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
Chas. h. Webb, vs. The Estate ofS B. Hendrix
deceased, and his heirs, W, r Hendrix st al.
4 appearing from affidavit 10 t'.is cause thaa
Il the defendants, Sarah +. Smith and hus-
band J. W. omith are residents Of the state OF
mississippi; Martha =. HolloTnan. l.. F. A,
Holoman and Mary !. Hendrix are residents
Of the state OF Alabama; Teos @. Webb, (of
the Or Of 7. G.. Webb a Col aud Henry Em-
mons are residents OF the State of Massachu-
sstts. and ali non-rt sidents OF the state Of
Tennessee.
IL is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, At the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis Tenn, on OF before the hrst
Mondsy in December. 1857, and plead, answer
or demur to complainants bill. or the same
VIII De taken for confessed rs TO them and set
for hearing ex parte, and that COPY Of this
I ordef De published once a week for four suc-
cessise WeeEs In the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. Attest:
AU1OSION ALsTOE, Clerk and Asassar
By H !. BLAcK, deputy CLERK and Naster.
Cl@pP, Vance a Anderson ane BsfrS@eIi 4
stewart, sols, fog eompl't, ocS0 laws, =
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Extrhet from a letter from IT. g, b Robinson,
long apracticing Physician IN Murfreesboro,
Tenn, under date Of September "A, 1867, from
Christiana, Tenn: -r-
shall always take great pleasure IN recon-
mendlng yOur Bslsam, becausO feel It's good
effects in my system every davs ami am quite
sure 10 has extended my life. Hoping you may
succeed in doing good 70 the human race, and
recon- pense yourself thereby, ....-
am respectfully Jour friend. .
s. B. ROBINSON, N.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-17
GEN. w. r. SHAW.

There seems to be an admission amonepol-
ticans that the contest for candidates for Gov
ernor. rests between Gen. VIM. I. Shaw, and
Hon. J L. Grinaell. How this stands We don /
pretend to say. I, is very evident 10 oar mi, q
that both are good men. General Shaw has
good military record, with liability. worth.
merit, sterling integrity, sound political rad
ical views and a thorough temperance man.
We have n, doaht hlt Gen. Shaw, will make
first class officer, and If elevated to The high
and respectable position Of governor Of ou.
young and growing State, will pres ilc with
honor and to the grca. pride of the people Of
the same. We know nothing of his political
antecedantS, but We arc assured that he Inns
stood firm to the principles Of freedom and
equality before the law of al men, Such men
we will be glad to see elevated to positions Of
trust, and satA only. Eleventh llcar converts
to the principles Of right we do no. take much
stock in and will not give them laid and COM
fort only on The basis Of consistent and
practical life of political integrity.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-17
Republican State Convention

, The Eleventh Annual Republican State Con.
'vcntion of Iowa. will be held at Des Moines
on Weinesdlg, tie 1911 day Of Juae, 4. u. 1867
at ten O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates FOR the following State of,
fees to be filled at the next general election
Wis:
One rers IN for the Office Of Governor
One person for the office of Lieut.. Governor
One person for the office of Judge of the Sn.
preme Court, and
Of Public Instruction.
The ratio of representation will be as fol.
lows, viz; Ono DELEGATE from each county
and one additional DELEGATE for every hundred
votes or fractional part ola hundred votes
cast at the last election for Hon Ed. Wright
for Secretary Of State.
AL who supported the nominees and rrin.
eiplcs OF the Republican party It the last
general election, are cordially invited to take
part in sending delegates to this convention.
BY order of the Republican State Central
'Conmit,ee. NJ. +. Currs, Chairman.
April Both, 1867
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-17
Beeoher on Society

We lately heard very excellent lecture
from Be,cher on this subject, which shows
That in spite Of many absurditics lie has
something Of mis- original capital left. lie
lcycled his artillery at society and its chief
curse, false ambition and regard for appear
ances. The results as he proceeded to show
were living beyond means and hence living
in misery, with a constant force driving on to
dishonesty. Marry early was his advice.
eand 60 to Aousekeeping.' lIo often thought
while reading the marriage service TINT the
injunction to love, cherish, and honor, might
be changed into love, cherish, and 60 to house.
keeping. Now-a>days the rage was marry
and keep up an establishment and here he
again opened upon those who marry for po-
sition. lie then gave sketch Of his early
days, when he and his wife lived in two room.
which were cellar, library Study, bedroom
and parlor, and he WITHOUT dollar, and now
living as-he did In handsome style, the rs
memberancc Of those days need not b.
ashamed to enter his parlor for lie was ther
happier man hard as his life might appear
therefore, Oh, young man, marry young g,
to housekeeping and be happy" But til,
young man can only reply. 20, parson elo
qnent; your two rooms were not in tcne
ment house with sixty thousand inllabilan,.
in a square mile, and beef was not forty cent,
a pound fimes are rather against us and $,
We nj, st stay while on the single list.-Er
change
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niiy is concerned, insures its future success
and prosperity, as is'cviacnced by the yariou 5
improvements going on. The Court lIonse
might be mentioned as an example, now being
built to cost believe $4,000. in elegant
brick School House is also to be built this
present season, together with one or two
churches and host Of private residences, etc.
The merchants arc doing well here, selling
piles Of goods; the Mechanics are mrspering;
the Lawyers getting rich, indeed everybody
dong. well. as indicated by their bisk walk
and smiling faces, Success 10 lspcnshoro, aud
success 10 MI the towns, yet it seems as if
some of these small Railroad towns would
swell little more and then suddenly collapse
POLITICALLY speaking swell up and bust
And now will cease these scratches take
my hat and bid you, in the elegant language
of the immortal ARENAS, Adoo
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-17

GkAclOuS.-The kiss imprinted on the
- lips OF the blushing maiden will scarsley
exccll IN sweetness that exquisite pleasure
produced by Harrison & Sherman's Brown
Sugar, Of which they are supplying hundreds
Of families at the low price Oft, 8, and . pounds
for one dollar.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-17

EWELRY STORE.
MCGEE bros 4 Il. II. rRAZEE.
II you want a Watch, Clock, or any kind
Of Jewelry, call on McGec's & Co., at the sign
of the
4AOa9 WA99Oo
TolEOoj IOWA,
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Of every de.
scription. Also Plated ware, Lockets, Thim-
bles, scissors, Spcctacles, Raxors, Pocket
Knives, Tobacco Boxes, China Dolls Pocket
Books, Portfolios, Violins, Accordeons, Drums,
Gold Pens, and good assortment Of
6 o MFRGG TlO M RR1Rg,
In fact, almost everything usually found in
Jewelry, Notion, and Toy Store; all Of which
will be sold alta
TRIPLE ABOVE COST.
Erasive Soap for taking out Paint, Tar and
Grease.
II your Watch, Clock or Jewelry Of any kind
wants repairing, call on Il. II. FRAZEE Office
with MCGEE BRO.
Remember the place-South Of tho Public
Square, sign Of
0W0 WA00Qlo
Having had over fifteen years experience in
repairing watches, clocks, jewelry, &C.; and
am confident Of my ability to do frst-clsss
work. Customers may rest assured that
will spare no pains to
arvm ~ r xsrA OTTO
All Work Warranted.
Rcmbcr the place, Sign Of the scatch, South Of
the Public Square,
Toledo, - Town.
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