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sEEER.EF,s SALE.
KenOsha County Circuit Oonr

q p h6lUSld1U UUuIy UIIUUII U0uTJ, -
EpX virtue of an execution issued ont of the Cir
2 cult Court in and for the County of Ken6sha,
and State of Wisconsin, infaVor of Mary Tobin am
against the goods, chates and real estate OF Peter
Fannon and John Fannon and to me directed and
delivered, have seized and taken all the right title
and interest the said Peter and John FannOn to the
following described property to-wit:
The east q of the sw 4 OF sec 10, and the my ~
of the my or Of sec 30, town No 2 range ~ east all
being in the town of Brighton, County Of Kenosha
and state of Wisconsin, which aforesaid property
shall expose for sale and sell at pm bic auction
The law directs at the front door of the Court House
i'll the city of Kenosha, i'll Kenosha county Wis.
on Saturday, being the 18th dav of january, A. d.
1868, at O'Clock in the afternoon of SAID day. ~
Dated, Sheriff so1ice, Kenosha, Wis, this 9TH day
of December, A. D. 1861. '' t-44 -0F
-s3a THOMAS A. uEALEY, 81.
5N2t Sheriff.
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ARRANDALE IA 00 !
1872, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

IUz1 DNOBDWAl, NEW YORK.
Agents for European Manufacturers. announce
that in consequence OF the oyerstockng of the En-
glish marl1etan immense quantity OF Dry and Fancy
Goods have been consigned to them with instruc-
tions to be cleared for immediate cash. at any sac
rifce. A q Co have therefore resolved to offer
them according to their ordinary system ofbusiness
at II each, without regard to value.
The following list shows the original wholesale
prices of some of the articles which theynow Of
ut Il -
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS

sama .DRK GOODS! FANCY GOODSls
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE;
Worth over 81, 100000 All to be sold for
ONE sh DOLLAR EACH
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Letters to Teachers. yl
OF SCHOOL Rooms

G4TT04+r 2. XkgIaIKh
CAPACITY OF School Rooms.
wet doia zLzomsiG ,ssdo5s
How large shall we makesa room
fors scholastic isIaequesben Voftenl
asked US; and how much blackboard
surface is needed? is another query
Of practical importance, which we
will try to meet. ..o-,7
IF an extensive building, with all
the modern improvements is to be
erected, there are works especially
devoted to the subject, which the
committee or architect will dojwell. to
consult;, but to our own country dis
tricts, the dimensions Of our city
school-rooms may be Of interest:
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Sale Of Forfeited MortgsgedLands.
i OFEIcE OF COMMISSIONERS oE SCHOOL AND
49,. .3yfLIIff%f8 UNIVERSITY LANDS
Madison, Wis, Dec nth, 1851.
STATE OF WIscosiN.
Dane Countv

STATE OF WIscos1N,
Dane County. :
me following described lands in Kenosha Coun
", having been forfeited by reason of the non-pay
iien' Vi interest upon loans granted thereon:
Notice is hereby given that the same will he Of.
ered at public auction and sold to the highest bid
az GG 0ee OF the Secretary of State at the
foso IL haaiso, on the 2Sth day of February
SAID sale to commence at O'Clock A. NJ. and
Commune nom day to day, until all of said lands
shall have been so offered The minimum nrice NJ
which such lands will be offered will be the amount
named opposite each tract. (under the heading
''Iotai Amount due Staten, which Includes the
per cent damages, theN taxes which have been re.
turned against the land and the cost of advertising
| the same
Said lands will be sold subject to all taxes which
may at the lime Of sale be due thereon.
4 Other conditions win be announced at the open
inc of the sale ~ u
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that the ARpual Meeting
I'll the Bris toI Mutual Insurance Company, win be
ED at Agricultural Hall. in Bristol, on Tuesday.
,JatuaFE stll, 1S6S at q clock p IA full attend
ance of the members lssreqnesJed.
Bristol. Wis., Dec. 24pn, 1857.
Geo. S. TABER,
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ocal Agents wanted thronghont the united
The Riverside Institute

Situated at Riverside Bur ington county, New JERSEY
y founded orthe purpose Of grs tniuoGsly educat-
ing the sons OF deceased soldiers eamen of the
The board of tes--ros2 e-asistsof 10 fo,iowiro
wei Eggn ctiz .nsso reans yyan NJ sew Jersey;
HON. VIM. B-MANN, - = g - =
u District Attorney Philadelphia Pa.
Lon L K BR0OMALB = r.
Ei- oiss doinerfU s Mint ;sndeRecorder Q.
Deeds: Philadelphia, Penn
II On. Jas NJ SGOKIsIr New Jersey ~
Hon WV WARE, NV Jersey.
HENRY G0RAAN,-EsqS -
= Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa
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ERNSTS CORNER,

Where ne viii again be most happy to meet his old
favor himWith aicall "f5s 1E1 ga.f
Kenosha Oct 81, 1867. 22tfqc.-.
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o JOY, cess Go. PlpIaaslphis.

Treasury Department Wellington, DC. April IS.
-ofire Of internal r, senue. Having received
satiss Glory evidenrs that proceeds of the eHter
prise coaducted b8gBe Washington Library compa.
ny viii be devoted to charitable uses, Is
here6yegFanted to-s&id comps U CONDUCT said en-
sterprse exempt from al cbsIgs7w ef from spscia
tax or other duty. fFiT
Z a RoLE!Ns, Comnpissiorer
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Testimonials.

4 veyy large number Of important tesiimonos haze
already been received from Physicians Ge8gmq0, Apo
HecaTeS, and, indeed, from all closes Ia $cig speak
ing IN tie most 1latterlng terms n De Tbts Pine
Compound
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Tleassecaton have pointed as receivers Ngssre g.
A. CookeS Co whose well lrcwp utegTity and business
experience viii be snfcjeu suHra that the money
intrused to themNil be promptly applied the pur
es-E -t Pm apEi Para. Pa. May 90 1857
To the Officers and ofthe sVasltingtoa LtbrarY 90
Nl& READ, Secretary s 81
Gentlemen On receipt Of our Of the 18th inst.
nogns us Of our appointment receivers for your
we took Che liberty to submita Of your charter wish
plan of your enterprise ths.hest legal uthority
Of the state and havngreceved his favorable opinion in
regardo its legality and symtathizng witlthe beney-
client object ofyour associations viz the education and
maintenance Of the orphan children ofour soldiers and
sailors at the Riverside Institute, we har eladed to
accept the trust and to best efforts to promote
50 worthy an object. Respectfully, Yours, &C.,
q GEORGE A. COOKE. CO
& Address all letters and ardtrs to -
= = ~ 44s u GEORGE a. COOKE, & Go. Bankers
b south Third street. Philadelphia Pc
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VIM. e r EED,8Agent, dotq /
for Kenosna Cifv & Co.

| t'FFFAE
The Howe Machine Co.'s
.g9lIlIIn benin bnE
~ EVERY GRln,.
81 !: j. i:
i @zsa - 7
SEWING MACHINES,
500 BROADWAY, NY.
FOa Families hhiBtD MANUFACTURERS
THEsE SEWING MACHINES
We're awarded tie highest premium attAc Worlds
Far IN Lo'sq6bI and STATE and coaqlg EqY's laE
ooertte United States. = 4 - Il !
The Howe. Sewing Machines
Are NorE<l re 1owned
They are celebrated for doing fh9 best work using
any other machine. r. - ~ iIf "A'
The new Improved Family Machine il without a
rival r; aud e9nnot be surpaY7eda Hemmer, Feller,
chine free of charge. " ~ - II "
Every Machine is as'pear. perfection as th
best machinery in the world can AN make. I
The parts being exactly alike, if any part
needs to be replaced, the operator can replace
'. .gTsyaaI stgfIa7T
Loss Of time and he expense Of sending to
mae ;fl s SjPf9p FaTekY occurs, ,.;..of9
IhcY are made at ~ iSe-Ht ard tsTacious
FAetory at BriI gepoEg, lonn., undor the irnme-
date supervision of the iPr 6sfSn9 0ihsF. ms
aaO We Sa'., tpe ;PPrigiqql iveptQr,of the
sewing machines Whose hivehtion Is tlfe found
alton OF, ana covers all Sewing Machines.
lhey are adapts ed 7obfl dnds fuf Thanksgiving
ana to the use of Seamstresses Dressr sTs V.iioTs
manuiactureTs Of Shirts Collars O,oaks
M 4anlis' Is oiGiIs s s cas- sT8ss
&C, They work equally. wen upon silk line koolsn
~ cotipn goods Wlts9 T. cottonor Bner thread.
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oua ana perform every species of sewing, making
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and made on this machine, is the most popu-
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Will NEITHER RIP OR RAyEL, and all Sewing
Machines are subject to the'principle invented
by him. rs
Machine was needed possessing SIMPLICITY and
DURABILITY, ans adapted to greatrsnge Of work one
easily understood cOlprenended bv al o pro-
ducs sGcn machine has been the study Of ELIAS
HOWE Jr., who gave the world THE FIRST sEw1ve
MACHINE, more than twenty years aq.. ,ra now 10
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g hare for gears Tegar6rd yoHts Ighae fiHs Com
pound as tsuCs@able remedy. eaa tray s. that
regard ad ecGci0ts and raigq5le Ton ege1
haze Just taken the C0p0uIus for q coi9 md qOo,ks
y
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Rev, J. x. Cqz4SE, qf RNmsey, y. ~, lcftlsE

81 find the White Pine Comparable Be reIH efca-
cious not only in coughs and other paInemio qsctiens
bit also IN affections Of the Kidneys, debility Of tn
stomach, and other kindred oryd'ss."-
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The MARRIAGE OF POCAHnnIhs.
How 70 Obtain Shares and En-
: cravings.

Send orders to us by mai enclosing from 81 to S20eh-
ny post Once orders or in Regis ered letter
larger amounts should be sent by daft express.
zz 10 shares with eneravings = 80 so
. shares With engravngs, q ~ 29bO
80 shares with engravings, 1850 =
2 rs shares with engravings $500
100 shares With engrayings, 5000
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80 MaggioIs Pills and TSalye.
2 ACEa BOX EONTA8V4 f2 ~ 3 rs
ONE PlLI--IFl q DOSE.

Purchase no Pills or saive ofJ.MAGGILE, un-
less the name Of J. HAYDOCK, Proprietor 49, also
on the wrapper. Druggists are SgarlIeq AGAINST
the market. SIS Il D 80 $3.50
st5 IS 81 5,.gF S. Er ROBINSON ~
1y2l ' t'N Agent
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Yes, Messrs- School Board, that
is indeed the way it goes too often ,
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Indications point to large receipts Of
leaf tobacco at this point during the sea-
son, and it is more than likely that
good business win be done. Several of
our tobacco houses have made such ar
engagements as will, we learn, secure
large portion Of the crop grown along the
Tennessee river and the railroad hence
TO Louisville. We have before US some
samples of selected leaf, consignment
of several thousand pounds Of which has
been received by Messrs. Edmonds &
Todd, of Front street. Other parties
have received shipments, and the re-
oeipts for the season will be without
doubt very much larger than at any time
since the war.
Wheat is in demand both by millers
and for shipment. There has been but
very little received up to date, but en-
gaeements Of good, can be
made for future delivery at 81 90 per
bushel. We quote at g 90 to 10 per
bushel.
Full weight Mess Pork, $50 to 30.
Prime Mes, $27 to q so. Jowls, $40.
to %. Prime Pork, s25 to 26 90. Clear
Bacon Sides, liz to lsc; Clear Rib, lie;
Rib, I6t to 16ac; Shoulders, 49, to l4e;
s. G. Canvassed Hams, 20 to 22c. Plain
S. c., Is to Isc. Plain smoked, II to
1se. Lard is steady with light stock;
tierces, lsA to zoe; kegs, 20 TO 21c.
Corn, dull at 95 to 97Ic on the landing
and at depot; 81 20 from store. Oats,
dull at 81 to s5c. Bran, $2S to 80 on
levee. Hay, ST. 90 to Is in lots; $50 to q
in a small way. Cornmeal, firm st
81 e5 to 4 so for fresh at depot and in
store; Kilndried, 81 IS to 70. In
a small jobSIng way, from "a rs to %.
Old chickens duh at "a to so; spring
chickens, So 90 to 90. Eggs, in light
demand at II to 1Sc. Flour is quiet and
weak; superfne, IS to so; K, 50 90 to
so; Xxx, $40 to II Xxx: sl2 to
IS; Fancy Brands, s1S 50 to IA So New
Potatoes are dull ct So 90 per Dbl;
selling at 50 to 75c per bushel from wag-
ons by the load. Butter Ii abund-
ant chQiee OOuRsry Is to sFei cholss
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LODGES
AHeERoNA, No. l6s. Meets LIST Monday IN
every month, AZ d-FeIlovvs' R9all, cor. Court
and Main. d. b. Forster, "a Front street,
W. NJ; John Beamish, Sec'y.
BOUrH MEMPHIS, No. lis. Meets I'd Friday OF
each month-Hall, cor. Madison and Second.
A. J. Wheeler, W. NJ; Benz. K. Pullen, Sec.
LELLA SooTT, No, 2Ss. Meets LIST Friday OF each
month Hall, corner Madison and Second,
HAMILTON, 10. 49, Meets Sd Friday OF each
month-odd-Fenows, Hail. H. J. Lynn
KTIVTEEiNG, 30. al Meets sth Friday
OF each month-at Seuth Memphis Hall
corner Of Madison and Second. George Mel.
lersh, I'D. W. NJ; b. K. PuIlen, sd. Sec,
RoTAL ARCH.
PugS Chapter, No. 4. Meets I'd Monday Of each
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall. john Zent, n. z.
Il. p B, u. Levy. Sec'y.
E. AND s.. n
URKKA Council, Not. Meets Sd Monday o.
each month-Odd-FeIlows' Hsu. John zsnt
tn. IL; N. ]. Wiggin, Rec.
TExPLARs.
CYRESE OOmmandery, No.4 Meets 4th Mon.
day OF each month. John Gent, CON-; n, J.
Wiggtn, Rec
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2H Front Street.
EERMEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th No. 1
Stated Communications I'd "Wednesday night
Of each month. Henry P, woodland, a2d, g.
HITEEAs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. q
Meets 9Th wednesday Of each month. George
Eellsrsh, S2d, G.. NJ. A. &. FARMLAND, sd
CAsIPHIA Council ofPrinces Of Jerusalem, 18th.
No. !. Benz. K Pulen, sd, Tsrsh-'.i -
Galway CHAPTER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No L
ChSries ". Adams, sd, M. W.. &. 7. Tom
PHTI.TPPE DUPIEssErs Council Of XII, sOth.
No. l. Henry P. Woodland S2ds, CoHm-',
william Y. Cirode, S2d, Rec :.
OoEsuToRT OF WEST TENNESSEE, SD. John
Alnslie, sd, Comm, IN Chief; Dodge C.
Trader, sd, Reg.
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Western, % 10 28e; common, no sale.
Cheese dull-priees range from I3i to 17c
for good. Coffee is firm, with fair
stock; Rio, % TO 284e; Java, SO to 42c. Mo-
lssses firm Sugarhouse, in barrels, Csc to
soc; half barrels. SOC to 81 10; kegs,
so to 10 so. New Onions, IS 90 to 6 so
per barrel. Salt dull barrels, 81 IS to
8; sacks, 81 IS to 8; Dairy Salt
per barrel, So 50. Tar In kegs per
dozen, So to 50. Sugar firm; prime
to choice Louisiana, Is to lie !;
fair, IA to 15c; Island Sugars, Is to
Ice. Tobacco-lugs to common, 5 to 12c;
selections, Is to zoe; fancy work natural
leaf, 81 90 to 81 Is; bright pounds fancy,
81 to 81 Is medium, SOC to 81 common,
so to Zoe; smoking, fine and fancy, 81 to
81 IS; common, IS to 75c. Whisky Is
dull at 81 so to 81 25 for common.
The Stock market is inactive. Choice
Beeves, II to Sc; inferior, to sc. Sheep,
50 rs to 5 90 per head. Hogs, to &c,
gross.
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To-. ........................sl 5000
MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from go to $500 each, and
VALUED AT 100000.
MAKING IN ALL
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Will be Donated to the Orphans Of st.
Louis, Missouri.
DETAILS OF THE DRAWING

suitable Committee Of Responsible Gentle
men wilt be selected 70 conduct the drawing
and awarding OF the prizes on the day ap-
pointed, at MECCA NILE LIBRARY HALL,
on the following plan:
One hundred thousand numbers, represent
ing the Certificates issued, Will be placed in one
wheel, and dve hundred tickets, inscribed with
the names OF the prizes, to-wit: " Paschan
House, etc, win be placed In another. From
these wheels a nun Der and q prize Will De
drawn Al the same time, and the NUMBER
drawn viii take the prize drawn with II.
The prizes VIII be ready for delivery upon
the reAult Of the award being known, and the
persons by whom the ten real estate plies Al
drawn, viii receive GeeIs TO the same, with
title clear and unencumbered.
AL money received upon the sale Of these
Certificates Will be placed in respos sib bank
ing houses CT st. Louis Missouri, whore it VIII
remain, to the credit OF the Association, until
after the drawing takes place.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBEE OF COMHI
MEMPHIS, June Is, lSe
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A LeadIHg School, Nashville, Tenn.
BUCK Eye sa1ve
FOR PILES.
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T.
Creditors and Nom Resident
N0faaa

In Chaucery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
No PISS N r. DIV. N. WHkersOn, et al, vs..
The Franklin Insurance and Banking Com
pany, ct al,
In this cause It appearing that defendants Jo-
seph +. limbs, John +. Meyer and Louis Fusz
(nrm OF limbs, Meyer & Fusz y, are non-res1-
dents OF the State OF Tennessee: II Is therefore
ordered by the Court, that they make their ap-
pearance herein, on or before the nrst Monday
n May, 1883, and plead, answer or demur 70
com plainant's bill, or the same win be taken
for confessed as 20 them, and cause set for
hearing ex parte. 1t is further ordered that all
persons claiming to be creditors, or having any
character of demands, against the Franklin
Insurance. and Banking COMPANY OF Meo phis, y
shall Immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties TO this suit, and
die their claims with the Clerk and Master,
with proper evidence Of the same, that they
NAV seversIly recover their ratable shares Of
the assets of said Com pany to be distribut ted IN
this cause /; and that q copy OF this order be
published in the Memphis Daily Appeal for
three 90 months from this date.
March 10, 1883.
A copy-attegt: A. ASTON, C. and NJ.
e. J. BLACK, ID. c. and M.
Estes Jackson q McDavitt, aud E Burke Pick
EFT Solicitors mill 3m
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HARDWARE.

E% Copies Of the above for the Memphis
Brethren are ready for delivery at the Editorial
Rooms of the APPEAL, IA Jefferson street, up
stairs Nv JAMS
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Mem. and Chas. h. r. I'd MOrtg. D9El-J+
NJ and L. r. r. r. LIST Mortg Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Mem phis and Ohio Ter cent. Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City Endorsed Bonds.
Mobile and q. R r. per cent. Sterling Bonds
Mobile and o. R. r. 8 per cent. interest Bonds
Mobile and o. r. X. Income Bonds
Memphis and o r. r. Stock.
iel0tf II. q. kirk. Cashier.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the matter
Of Benjamin Boxhorn, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy.
TIHE undersigned, assignees Of the estate Of
1 BENJAMIN. BOxhorn, Bankrupt viii SELL At
public anton. at the store, az Front street,
Memphis on TUESDAY, June Q, 1853, the stock
OF Clothing Furnishing Goods, etc now in
said store, Sale to commence at 10 o'clock Am.
Goods to be delivered Immediately, and de-
posit in cash to be made on bidding OF goods.
OSCAR WOOLDRIDGE,
WILLIAM Y. CIRQDE,
Assignees.
Nrarnnnfa Nav n ISS9 uieT ri
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In ths mat
ter OF Benjamin Stefer, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
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The Great General Restorative

only needs to be mentioned to receive the
| J Approving voice of every user. 1t Is now
the most popular among all invigorators. You
have ten gallons in one bottle OF that " hich
y fl make you young, and keep y our system
above an tendencies to disease, as well as over
come the orst di- eases Of the country. IL
should be In every house and taken every day
at this season OF the year.
PoRsTER, KEALH0FER q CO.,
General Agents,
ace Main Street.
C,nn be had at al nrst-class druggists. jel2 I'm
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From the firm Of BOCGHER BROTHERS,
Watchmakers and Jewellers, No. los South
Filth street, under the Souteern Hotel, where
samples Of the goods may be seen, consisting OF
one elegant solid Silver Service, worsh Si10
Solid Silver Gobleis, Plated Tea Sets, Ladies
and Gentlemen's Gold ~ atches, French Man
tel Clocks, Fancy silver Pieces, Fine Jew
elry, etc.
AII,yAIJTED AT ..................y SIS Goa
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VALUED AT
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Dissolution.

FFsHE eOpartnership herstoforS existing be-
tween the undergrad, under the hI1n
name OF TAYLOR, COLE q 90, this DAY
dissoived ~ mutual consent, s. A. Cole with
drawing. -
the business viii hereafler be conducted I'M
FORTl a CO.. al the old stand, No. II Monroe
S.Teef W. S. TAYLOR.
L. A. COLE 4 co.
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Third Prize.
Al

A handsome Three-story Brick Res
No. 1915 Chestnut street, between Fifteen
Sixteenth streets, st. Louis, Mo-, conf
twelve roo 5, elegantly finished throy
with all modern improvements comples
2l5z by lex feet deep,
Waited AT 2
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g We also offer at reduced price, large and
com olete stock of the celebrated TEN EE
CHARCOAL IRON also, the cheaper Ken
ttucky," or b" Iron, made by Htllman, Bro.
q Sons at the Tennessee Rolling Works. They
are the only manufacturers of these justly
popular brands Of Iron, proven to be Tar supe-
rfor to any Ohio River Puddled Iron. Being
their sole Agents in this market, thavtng sue
lceeded Messrs. Paul & Crockett, we can offer
Inducements and make f. to the interest OF
Merchants, Manufacturers and Farmers to pur-
chase from US.
sS-A liberal discount from Price List allowed
to Dealers. ALLISON BEOTHEHS.
June 3. 1868. 1es
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NOTICE.

a CERTIFICATE Of Shares of German Es-
"A tionai Bank stock, No. S. issued 70 Franz
Meier August q l666, having been Loss or stolens
All persons are warned NOS 70 trade Tor the
same and notice "a hereby gtved that IhaFe
Applied TO the Bank for 3 new oe1Llt
nE2l6W FRkR, u WABNk
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Memphis. June L, 1865

In Withdrawing nom the above nrnn, en-
brace this opportunity Of expressing my greii,
tude for the very liberal patronage EXTENDED
to the old nrIn, and tor the interest lIesse9
Ia cur success by our personal frienos, Whlcn !
hope will be continued with the new nrm. as
am satisfied their interest cannot be placed u
't ,ais I've 9si'e- e A. COLE.
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Second Prize.
VALUED AT.

An elegant Three-story Double Brick Resi-
dence, VT three and half acres of ground,
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn. one mile from
Court Square. House splendidiy finished, with
all modern improvements Grounds finely
laid out with shrubbery, etc. Fine stable
buildings, ETC.; all in complete order, am u
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