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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-20

NOTICE. Memphis and Louisville
Railroad Line all right again via Clarks-
vile, the difficulties with the employees
on the Clarksville division having been
settled. Trains will run as heretofore
over the whole line via GAINESVILLE
through to Louisville without change of
cars, commencing to-day, February
II. Gl45] SAM B. JONES, Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-20

BRIGGS & PETERSON Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. No. IL Madison street.
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Monetary and Commercial


Money Market.
PuRLic LFpoKR 0gHIoE,
Wednesday Evening, February ~. 1868.
City scripin round lots can be bought for doc.
although brokers hold for a better price. while
offering only Ss to SOC. The market contains
no buyers.
County Warrants are duh and nominal. We
quote selling at go 10 Csc.
Police Warrants are in active demand at 80
TO SEC buying. Selling nj s5c.
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FoR CoxsrABLE.-CspL J. p Bough-
neE announces himselfa candidate iOs
Constable Of the foesiesnth Civil Dis.
trict csPl B is well knove, stands
well in The community. and Il elected
viii make = capital oscer. he ID
thorough Conservative, Of coarse
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WHISKY LABELS on hand and for sale
at this office. +
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Great Auction Sale!

GREAT AUCTION SALE every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening, at I
o'clock, at Reid & Bros, l51 Jefferson
street. las
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CoLoRED CONSERVATIVE MEETING.-A
meeting of colored Conservatives was
held in the Criminal Court room last
night. John Chandler was chosen Presi-
dent, and Fred. Bruce, Secretary. The
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, As we Nave lived as free
men for three years, and have witnessed
the various meanderings of our condi-
ton, and find that so far as being free
agents for ourselves we are satisfied, and
have received all the encouragement from
our Southern white friends calcu-
lated to improve and elevate
us to perform our duties as
freemen, for which we are gratified, and
shall ever be true to what we conceive to
be the best interest of our race and our
common country and as the white race
he's governed all Christian countries, by
which all colors have been best benefit
ted, we accord to them the honor of the
improvement of our condition therefore,
Resolued, That we pledge ourselves
to support the Conservative ticket which
has been presented to US for county offi-
GERS.
Resolced, That we earnestly call upon
all our colored friends to aid us, as we
believe that the establishment of the
Conservative principles is to the best in
terests of the country.
Resolped, That we ask no more of the
white race than has been provided for us
by law, only their assistance to carry out
the laws, and we pledge ourselves to
stand by them.
Respectfully submitted,
hurley Mitchell,
JACKSON JONES,
JAMES WEIGH,
MARIYGo JOHNSON,
ELI GUAss.
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LILO LEDGER Office, opri arrangements
enabling us to do work At rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles Of work and prices.
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SOUTHERN PALA&.-Persons desiring
to purchase dry goods, notions, etc, at
either wholesale or retail, should pay
Messrs. Howell, Wood & Co, al iAe
Southern Palace, Wait They have a
large aud splendid stock, which is being
sold at the lowest rates possible, and bar
gains are obtained daily, which are
seldom furnished. Take a lsok at their
stock
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How REGISTRATION PROGRESSES On
Tuesday Captain Sears managed to
register FIVE hundred negroes on negro
vouchers. Yesterday it was with diff
fculty that two hundred white men were
ground through. They had emily whites
as vouchers, and doubtless half, if not
more, we're Radicals. Blewis & Co. are
laughing in their sleeves at the way
matters are managed, satisfied that at
the present rate of progress only small
portion of the Conservative vote can be
polled in March.
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The AcAE BARBER SHOP has been re-
moved next door to the old stand, corner
of Court and Main streets, in Bethel
Block, prices being reduced to 10 cents
for shave, rs cents for haircutting, and
% cents for shampooing. Call and sec
me. A. MOTLEY, Agent.
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NOTICES.

OoUGHi-NO CURE, NO PAYi-Forrest's
u Juniper Tar Is warranted to cure. Cough.
Group, Throat and Lung diseases, or the price
positively refunded. INSTANTANEOUS RE-
return the empty bottles and get your money
back. Sold only by d. Y. GOODYEAR. whole
sale and retail agent. $40 Second street, Mem
phis. Tenn. Price Is cents ner bottle.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
AZ this Office. /
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WTANTED-To PURCHASE ALL KINDS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HOUSEHOLD FUKNITUKE.
ID F sos sSLs@A large lot Of SECOND HAND
FURNITURE, which will be sold very low;
also, A MAGNIFICENT TRAVELLING En-
HIBITI0N, in comnlete order. will be sold
ho Wo Sf ili Old 0yGB CURIOSITY SHOP,
No. 80 Jefferson street,
TR-156 Between Main and Second.
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II. B. PAcKER-No. l Pittsburg coal
No. 1884 Main street
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wheatIcy d haven't, Collecting Agen-
CIV. Onice, 10 Bethel Block.
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FLUTE ACADEMIA REMEDY. We
understand that by unavoidable accident
at the New Memphis Theater last night,
Mr.. Henry Farmers costly and beautiful
flute was broken beyond remedy, by a
sde-scene falling on it. The instrument
thus unfortunately destroyed, was n gift
to Mr.. Farmer, as we'll as testimonial
of appreciation Of his taste and culture
as Autist. 1t is proposed by many of
his friends to replace this flute by one of
the same description, to be purchased by
the proceeds of concert, to be given for
that purpose. We like the suggestion
and hope it will be acted upon. Mr..
Farmer deserves such a testimonial.
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PITTsBURG Coal AND GAS COKE
Brown & Jones', Office 247 Second street.
Weighed by County Inspector
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VoItuH HIFhtIs
The market was excited yesterday afternoon.
and large sales were made. Al the close II WINS
very firm at about tho following figures. which
prevailed this forenoon In the few transactions
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NATIONAL
Freednen'S Savings
AND
Trust COmpan ny,
chartered by act Of Congress, March, 1851

DRANCH OFFICES OF THIS COMPANY
ID have already been established in twenty of
the principal Cities Of the country.
II has received on deposit. over 81, 100000
And has a bal. due depositors Of. 5S5,z70
Investments are uadsonly in the securities
Of the United States. No loans made or risks
Of any kind taken.
We invite general attention 10 our working
plan; and ofer the public. and especially the
laborinE classes. depositary at onoe conve-
nient and beyond the reach Of local financial
troubles
THE MEMPHIS BRANCH
Is Located at As BeaI 81,
Where Deposits are received and Drafts paid.
ALL DRAFTS ARB PAYABLE AT SIGHT.
Exehanre on New YORK.. or On our various
Branchss. furnished At current rate.
A. VI. SPERRF.
AZ Act'g Cashier.
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TnE BENEFIT To-MoRsow AFTERNOON.
As has been already announced the gross
receipts Of the performance Of John
Robinson's circus tomorrow afternoon
will be devoted 10 the cause of charity.
The money will be placed in the hands
Of those controlling the Church Home,
charitable institution organized by
Right Rev. Bishop Quintard, and now in
successful operation. But only por.
ton of the proceeds will be applied to
that object. The ladies who will receive
the money, Mrs. W. S. Pickett and Mrs.
d. X. McCrea, will transfer portions of
it to any worthy object in need that may
be presented The names Of the ladies
in question are guarantee that the
money will be disposed where it can re-
lieve the greatest amount of suffering.
We hope our citizens will turn out en-
masse, and swell the receipts to the
highest possible figure. The sum of
$500 or $4,000, properly disposed, can
relieve the necessities of large number
of the poor and destitute.
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IrOR sALE.-A NO. LETTER PRESS,
II 9TH a good stand, in good order. Apply
81 ms OFFICE. lS-t
E0R sALE-THE VACANT LOT ON THE
Northwest corner Desoto snd i, hlllou st. Is,
MAIN street. l42
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WANTS.

xrTANTEp. TWENTY DRESSMAKERs
wv and Milliners wanted at Il. kkEMEh'S.
None but good hands need Apply. IN
xIyANTFD-A SITUATION, AY0UNG
wv Southern Lady, as housekeoper, seam
.tress. teacher In small school, superintendent
OF boarding house, governtss or anything by
which 10 make an honest support. BEST o.
reference given aud required. Apply at No
800 Front street (up stairsl. lts'
MTANTED-A DESK, SUITABLE FOR
wv Cashier In store on Main street. Apply
to 2bT Main street. lsb
JITANTED "A GOOD WHITE GIRL, u
w 70 ID years old. to nurse. References re-
aI 10. No 81 BRADFORD STREET.
.AT ANTED-AN OWNER FOR A MULE.
w left with us by the Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad. and CONSUMED 70 O. ;. Jones
by A. q. Williams. III not called Tor. WITHIN
three days from this date. the same VIII DO SOFA
to pay charges. ,o,, s,,rouAN
Memphis. February Is. lses. l46
EEMALE TEACHER WANTED FOR A
n small School, at Ridgway. near Memphis:
Must understand teaching Music on Piano, and
come well recommended. No n,nel need ap-
pIiiio Office. No. IS. over SOi Front st.
yITANTED-T0 EXCHANGE FOR sg-
w bnrban property, a LOT aud HOUSE.
Containing cight rooms. stable and carriage
house. n few minutes walk Of Court Square, for
n small. improved place. two or three miles
from the city. Address WALTER, LEpGER
office. l4o
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7 AND; IN loAND IN 1; NORTHEAST

4 } of Memphis, on Biz Creek plank road, in
any quantity from so to 300 acreA Of every
quality. field and forest. hill and bottom. rich
and poor, high and low: every variety. for sale
al half what has been offered for it.
A so CYPRESS TIMBER accessible.
Aieo new STEAM MILL, nearly complete.
Also a fne TEXAS PLANTATION, on the
delta Of the Trinity. N. o. a Houston r. r.
rms through Il. Will be exchanged for Mem
Also Sood STOCK Rancho. on the Lavaca
river. Texas, for city property
EpoiY 10 Sam OF Henry Rembert, Big Greek I;
or 10 Steele, l6s Front street. Memphis or S.
49, ' S. S. REMBERT.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

LAUNDRY OFFICE, 40 Jefferson stree
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NOR SALE
AT $50 THIRD STREET,

Csc fine (aifO walnut Counter one lot fine
tom Chairs, two late style Writing Desks, two
fine Gas Pendants. one Oak Table, Oil Cloth
and Carpet. "
WHO Il. W. WlCKERSHAM.
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U0mmlttee HppOIhleu 70 ftpOfL
The above report was unanimously
adopted by the Grand Jury, with the
request that the city papers publish the
same. Nm. M. COLEMAN,
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
The Jail is a certainly fine structure,
which reflects great credit upon Mr..
Powers, the builder, and Mr.. j. B. Cook,
the architect.
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Negro Congressman for the State ss
Large.
The Maryville Repu5lioon of the 10th,
is in favor of colored man for Repre-
sentative in Congress for the State at
large, and recommends Thos. J. White,
of Columbia. The Z. L. A. Council OF
Blount, adopted the following:
ResolUed, That Msryville Council, q.
L A, pledge ourselves to use our infiu-
ence for the nomination OF a eolored man
for Congress for the State at large.
The Republican expresses its views as
follows, and the white Radicals who are
qusrrelling about colored participation
in memorials to the dead, may contem-
plate its truths at their earliest leisure:
Viewing this subject from a legal stand
point, we are compelled to acknowledge
the superior claims OF q coS0red man to
represent Tennessee at large. It is by
his vote that we are accorded the proud
privilege of sending an additional mem
Der to Congress. II is by his vote, infiu-
ence and loyalty that we are to-day bzsk.
ing 10 the sunshine of liberty, occupying
high official positions, and free from the
bitter persecution of our enemies. An
argument is used to the effect that coll
Ored men are to-day eternsily indebted
to the loyal Legislature aud the party
for his elevation to political equality. We
offer another one to the effect that a0ere
1t not for the coJored man, Repabticdn-
ism lUOald be an idle dream, the enemies
OF liberty ia power, and all friends of
Rspubliosnism politically bound hand
and foot. H
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1T IL NO HumbuE
oUAoK NOsTRuM

Bnt Is a preparation which has been brouehf
ont after many long years OF the deepest r.
search, aided 0y the greatest chemical Science
prodnetIon, We therefore place IL WHOLLY
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BROAD JOKES.

There Is nothing In any farce that has
ever been written, so rich in its grOtesque
pompousness Of prstension and redieu-
! lous absurdity, as the mouthiug words
with which the pretended votes OF some
of the Southern States were cast in the
Convention of whites and negroes held
at Chicago. They would bring down the
house, il uttered by the clown OF circus
or the witty man Of company of negro
minstrels. For example I:
Georgia cast her vote through Gov.
Brown, who said The Republicans OF
Georgia, many of whom were the orig
nal secessionists, recognized the wisdom
of the maxim, " Enemies in war, in
peace friends,u and heartily desiring to
speed the restoration Of the Union, har-
mony, peace and good government, in
struct me, through their representatives
here, to cast eighteen votes for Gen.
Grant.
We did not know that the phrase :" en-
emies in war, in peace friends" used in
The Declaration of Independence, had
become maxim"
South Carolina-The birthplace and
home of Calhoun and the doctrine OF
State Rights, first to withdraw herself
from th6 Union-dirocts her represents
tives, sent here by majority Of 43. 40,
returning, az we do, to the eounsels OF
those who desired only to preserve the
Union, arm in arm and heart to heart
with Massachusetts, to give her twelve
votes for Grant.
That is of the style called :" highfa-
lutin.D The representatives Of the ne
grees of South Carolina were perhaps
sent to the Convention by majority of
4S, ,470 negroes: and these appropriately
appear arm in arm and heart to heart
with Massachusetts, Puritan aud
Blackleg in close and amorous embrace.
Tennessee, being one of the Southern
States that was forced into rebellion,
being the first to reconstruct, ask snd be
admitted into the Union, and to-day be-
ing in the enjoyment Of the most liberal
republican government in the United
States, casts twenty votes for Grant, and
with the solemn pledge never again to
present the name for President or Vice |
President of such traitor as A. john
son, casts twelve votes for Grant.
Texas, the Empire State OF the South, |
containing 275, 000 square miles, and ca
pable of sustaining twenty millions Of
people, casts eight votes for Grant.
Virginia-Rising from the grave that |
General Grant dug for her in the Apo
mattOx in 1865, comes up here with
twenty votes aud enlists under his ban
ner. They propose next November to
move on the enemy's works.
Tennessee has very liberal republican |
government, when it disfrsnchises sixty
or eighty thousand white men, and SUBJ
Jects them to laws enacted by the repre-
sentatives OF negroes. Texas has ma
jority of twenty thousand Democrats
within its borders. But the richest sem
timent is that OF Virginia. "Rising from
the grave that General Grant dug for her
in the Appomattox, - she would reject the
Of Grant and Colfax by
scores of thousands of votes, If the voice
Of her people could be heard, and II Hun
Bieutt and Bolts and Hawkhurst had not
her sons Of the right to vote.
Those who cast the pretended votes Of
these States ought at least to have bad
grace and shame enough to do 50 in si-
Ienee
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NOTICE.

A CERTIFICATE OF shases of German Es.
a tional Bank Stock, No. Sc, issued z, Prerr
Meier, August 2, lS66, having bean lost u sioIe
ali persons are warned not % frade rcr fhs
same and notice is hereby giVsd thns he9a
applied 70 the Bank Tor new ce7tt1cale.
ma4 ~ FREn j. WARNEa
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the es-
"A tate OF VIM. Hutchi1sOn, deceased. are
he4 eby notified and required to appear and nle
the same, authenticated In the manner pre-
Court of Shelby county, TeBn., on or before
the 9Gth day OF October lses, or they VIII De
forever barred. The insolvency OF said estate
having been sukEesi ed, II Is being administered
as such in the County Court
Tom GALE, Executor
NAL lsTaW % Wna Hutchinson, decd.
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DIR. JAMES.

FORMERLY or JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL.
~ custom house street, New Orleans, lestab-
hsned $780, for the lasIf even years Ioessfe+ in
chicago and celebrated throughout the eoun-
Try IN ths successful treatment OF pRIvaTE
DiiEAeEaS, can be coufd- nfially consumed -
hlsoffice and parlOIs, 81 and s. Randolph Stree
Drawer sos
Dr. JAMES treats CHRONIC MFRCURIAT,
SHPHILITIC. BLOOD and sKIN Disc aHFS
and all I-ORDEhS Of CONTAGIOUS W
NEREAL ChARACT TER-which he ures s, fti.-
out the use OF mercury. iodida p, tassii, arsenic
positive cure for AL humOrs and b oasf t,o5-s,--
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, s1Fh as SEbfIE Az
MEAkNESS, NoCEU RNAL and DIURNaf,
EA1or IONS, brought en- By abuse OF tle az
gans, carly indlscTetiOrs. excesses, OF eufr1Fsl
hereditarIly, Causing loss OF memory. con f1-
sion, depression, diIGness OF vision and often
time insanity, with depiQrable train OF o. ner
- Jmpton1s, treated and radically cured bv an
iniailible method, saving time aud expense
All diseases peculiar to the sexual 0Iaslfi- Of y
priFste character, radically and permanent
cured.
Old diseases OF the most horrible cfass. where
The blood has become poisoned uro.fuefns
Dlotohts on the face, small watery blisfers,
pains in the head and bones, liberated throat
aod nose, sores on the limbs and bCag. scrollis
togetner WITH an endless number OF suffer
tDgs-edectually and psruanentiy cured
Ok. JAMES Is recommended by the press Of
lne country by professors OF medical CoilsEez,
and by lhe medical profession generally. Thcs.f
aInlcted should apply 70 him, and be cured at
once.
seases peculiar 70 the sexual Organs OF e fber
sex, causes effects and their remedies com pfIei
nom an expertenee Of twenty years prs -tice
IN the exclusive treatrnsnt or these dfsease7
sent to any address, securely strapped Prizes
one dollar. Pamphlet On SFERaT A F0HF7Efsa nf.
one On SYPHILIS, sent in sealed enVeI1pe upOn
receipt OF postage-tWo red stamps. Address
nr JAMES, Posteflce drawer 5s63. Chicsgo,
Illinois. aDIT III
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NOtfce.

n E. ANDERSON q co. CAN BE FOUND.
Ia tor the present, at the once OF DR., H DE-
LAP, No, ssH Adams street, te2 =
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HOUSE,
BOSTON. MASS.

Dos = O4Ns HIlAro4
fsNHE very Important aud extensive tnlurovs.
4 I1ents which have recently been In91a IN
thls popular hotel, the largest N SeE England,
enable The proprfetoTs 70 o2ier to Toliri,fe Fa75
lies and The travelling Public, secouamodas
tors and c0nve niences superior 10 any other
Hotel in the city During the past SIMMER
additions have been made Of audasfons suites
OF apartments, with hiRg-roouis 4rvsier-
closets ETC., attached one OF Tufis' n1agnId-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-.
struct6d, con Veys guests-t0 the upper EtOry Of
the house in one miEuts, the entries have.
been newly and richly carpeted, aud the en-
tire house thoroughly reple1lshsd ard refuT-
nished, making il, n al It's RppOinlments
equal to any hoIel n tfs counsFy
Telegraph once, Billiard Halis ard Gaze On
the first focE. LEWIS RICE 4 son.
feo4 eodSa1 PEoprieiOrs
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BUILDERS MATERIAL
HEAVY HARDWARE

H E A Wy HARDWARE.
We also offer Rt reduced price, large and
eomplete stock of the celebrated TEN ESSEE
CHARCOAL IRON also, the cheaper Ken
tueKY,' or " B." Iron. made by Hillman. Bro.
sons, st the Tennessee Rolling Works. They
are the only manufacturers OF these Justly
popular brands of Iron, proven to be far supe-
rlor 10 any Ohio River Puddled Iron. B-Ing
their sole Agents In this market, (haVfng sue
eeedeo Ness S. Paul q Crocket), we can offer
Inducements and make IL to the interest OF
Merchants, Manufacturers and Farmers to par-
s~A liberal discount from Price List allowed
to Dealers ALLISON BEOTHERS.
Jsnnary 2, lsSA Jas 6m
yre duIi-PTICe5 IauSv-----------=--
lso. for good. Coffee is firm, with
I'm stock; Rio, p to 27c Java, 39I
IN 42c. Maekerel is in moderate demaII
,ed No. in barrels $2g half barrels, Sll =
elf -: No. / kits, 81 IS to 90; no
I'll Sc so to 2 rs; No. 8, 81 25 to 50. =
Of issses irm 9agsrbpuse, in barrels, so
In eOc halt barrels, Soc TO 81 90; ke
$40 to 10 so. New Onions, g Cp
* barrel. Salt dull barrels. S2 10
is g.: sacks, 81 as to 3 Dairy 9
he Der bsrrsl, So so. Tar in kegs
ID dozen, S6 to 0 %, Sugar firm; pri
ms to choice Louisiana, 10 to
ng fair, Ii to 15c; Island Sugars, "
Ars Ice. Tobacco, fanoy work natural le
ln- 81 90 to ST 25; bright poands fan
Ice 81 to 81 25 medium, SOC to 81 COMM
so to 75c; smoking, fine and fancy, ~
kD 81 2k common. 30 to 75c- ny Mh1sK4 !
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UPON ITS OWN mERITs.
ASKING THE INVALID Or AFFLICTED To
TRY TT oNOn

To be fully convinced, as Its effects are lnrzao-
taue0uz nom he 1rst dose taken. entering a
once INTO the blood and penetrating every rl,ro
OF the whoie BODY driving cut every trnpurifv
from- the whole system. and creRtfne fnsfsa5
PUfE LIE BLOOD; hence It's name
- Fer sale ~ slI Druggists rnas8tf
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4 Fake Notice.

ny areoent decision of the Court In st Louis,
b G. f. Filley's SOLE RIGaT TO use the name
q "a ART Ek OAK" was sustained. All
ne sons infIingiDg on those rights WI be
promptly prosecuted. The Genuine Old Re
liable" Charter Oak stove can be found
ONLY AT NO. 227 MAIN STREET,
Adjoining WorshRm House
T. n. .sCHABEL q c.,
-sal2 lHc,H sole Agents for Memphis, Tenn.
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4rTE are prepared To MI orders for s'sry de-
w scriDtion or Fruit, Flowers aid OTna-
mental Trees Grape and Straw berry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses etc. ETC.
our stock IS made mp OF the Oest Eelecfions
,uzTicb an he soften up in Europe or America.
We solicit correspondence nom al VINO par
chase trees in large or small quantities or any
who wish to adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
nsB- FIrst-elass Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Hreafhs always
on hand.
So Descriptive Catalogues. with prices and
AN uecesSarT information. viii be furnished BY
applyfng personally. or by letter to
o.5o daW n JOHN TRENT q CO.