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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-12
PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,

THREE MILES FROM MEMPHIS. NEAR
i Memphis Il Charleston railroad. The OBJ
ject of this school is to prepare boys for the
University Of Virginia, any college, or tor the
ment special attention will be given to reading,
writing and spelling. The Principal has had
ten years experience in teaching in Alexan-
dria, Richmond and Lynchburg. Va, and de-
signs establishing a. permanent school: The
Academy is located in community noted Tor
its refinement and intelligence. and is near
Park Avenue Church, whore religious services
are held eyerysundsy;, Board can be Obtained
session commences February Sd, 1858.
REFEREYcEs-Dr. ]. j. Williams, N. M.
Trezevant, M. d. Deadrick, Il. kayner. Esqs.,
CAPT B. 4 Sos nsi nc sS
1, 'Dabncy, ID ID. Rev, B. M. Smith. d., Union
Seminary Rev. ]. b. Ramsey. d. D., Hon. f.
p. Deane. Judge D. A. Wilson, Lynchburg.
prof. q. S. Venable. University of Virginia (;
Prof w. Dinwiddie. late Of University Of Va.
12S W. L. MILLER. NJ. A.. Principal.
No. 2iS5-In the ChaHcery Court Of Memphis.
Tennessee = Insolvent bill-John Hallum,
administrator estate Of j. w. Matthews, de-
ceased, VS.. James ii. Matthews. ct al.
INT THIS CAUSE IT. APPEARING FROM
i affidavit on file in this cause that dcienaands'
James II, Matthews: Joseph v. Matthews, W.
L. Stricklin and wife Bette j. Stricklin: JAS.
Hamer and wife Sarah G.. Hamer. and Marx
Healy are non-residents Of the state oil Ten
nessee: il is therefore ordered that they make
| their appearance herein, at the Courthouse IN
| the city Of Memphis. Tenn. on or before tht
first Monday in March. 1865, and plead. answel
| or demur to complainants bill. or the SAINT
will be taken for confessed as TO them. and Sc
| for hearing ex parte; and IL is further ordered
that all creditors having claims against the es
| tate of ]. w. Matthews. deceased. fle then
with the Clerk and Master on or before tn
Srst day Of May, 1858. or the same will b
barred: and that copy Of this order be pub
lished in the PUBLIC LEpaER, a newspape
published in the city Of Memphis, Tor thre
months.
A true copy-Attest:
x. ALST0N, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK. ID. c. and M.
January %, 1888.
HlLIux. CH1LMsRs & WASHINGTON. Sole
tors for complainant. vI-43
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RlcHiaoNo. md. JUNE I'd, 1868.
efhE 6tTsiDE DOG IN THE FIGHT.


You may sing Of your dog, your bottom dog,
Or Of any dog that you pless, sAaA&A
10 for the deg, the wise old dog,
= That knowingly takes his ease, -@3
And wagging his tail outside the ring
Keeping always his bone in sight
Cares not pin in his sound old head
For either dog in the fight. 2e--Ef
Not bis is the bone they fighting for,
And why should my dog pitch in,
With nothing to gain but certain chance ~
To lose his precious skim
There may b . few perhaps who fail
To see it in quite this light
Butwisen Che fur flies had rather be
The outside dog in the fight.
know there are dogs-injudicious dogs
Who think it quite the thing xsis .srsfage
70 take the part of one of the dogs,
And 60 yelping into the ring;
ButI caro- not pin what all may say go ~
S In regard TO the wrong or the right,
Ny money goes, as well as my song,
For the dog that keeps ont of the fight.
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the coat wuz taken off he wuzn't so
broad and massive; when his vest wuz
gone he woz positively fiat chested;
when the shoulder braces wuz removed
he became hump backed; and wen the
pants wuz snaked off he stood afore US
the merest skeleton I ever beheld--a
weak, shaky, wheezin skeleton. Our
folks looked disappointed, but it wuz too
late to change. A loose, two sided wrap
per wuz thrown over him. Gov English
climbed onto his shoulders, Valland
ygum jumped into one pocket, and Fer
mandy Wood into the other, the brass
bands footed, the crowd yelled, he made
one convulsiv start, but in vain. The
stiffnin wuz all out NV him. His poor,
weak knees gave way, his back doubled
up and he came to the ground, every
bone in him rattlin ez he fell, while Grant
made the race serenely.
My God sed Morrissey, lookin at the
poor wreck, swhat he got from the Alb
lishnists wuz all Their wuz Nv him after
all,' ss
At this pint awoke and wuz saddened.
There's where our trouble lies. We hev
to strip these fellows when they come
to us NV all that gives EN- any strength.
Chase without his Ablishnism can't get
Ablishen vote, and the Democracy will
vote for their own men in preference
Names amt worth d--n any more, and
without principles amt NV the slitest &C
with Democracy.
PETROLEUM V. MASSEY, p. NJ,
witch is Postmaster.
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L. J. FRANCISCO, M. d.
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July II, 1867. 5oitf RICHMOND. IspIASA.
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The Impeachment Failure-.Jh he Feeling at
the White House--A Dream, and Moral
Reductions. ts4
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Passed and approved, May 9Th, 1858. sas
THOMAS n. YOUNG, Mayor.
Attest; r. P. K1Rs, City Clerk. a12T3 -
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Horse and Cattle Powders.

this animal, such
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TER, HI f A V E 8,
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VERS, FOUNDER
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
6itu Real estats for sal,.

TOHN b. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE,
Real Estate Brokers and Aucioneers.
CITY and County PROPERTY SOLD I'D LOANS nego
''''@ CHURCH SHARPE No ?, Pu.,l
DROADWAY PROPERTY FOR SALE
ID BELOW UN0NSQgARE 49,. .., ,-..
class improvements slOOOO 100
THREE roTs-RoDor, ,bro1.s AkS9 go feet. to ner, street
oSE LOT with BUnDSG2@l3e9 through to next street Rented
Severn. STORES With lots s oIg ,s Jesisa eSSbo,v " ,p
BUILDING LOTS-In first rate locations,
ID between Fihh Madison and Fhayes and
Fhbaye. CHURCH SHARPE. No q PaesL
EOR SALE or TO LET "A frst-cIass four
torv brown stone hgstoop us1ed HOUSE located on Thirty
ihst between fhh.ave and broadway ApPy to HOMER NOR
GAN NO 2 Pinest Gzl'l
EOR SALE ar to LEASE fm 21 years-The
Il large PROPERTY 20 UnIonpac between Eighteenth and
nz@ HOMER MORGAN No Pue,t
EOR SALE-THREE LOTS on the north side
. 800 esei Appiy to H0MEg MORGAN 80. Pne.t G2ID
EOR SALE, very cheap, a brOwn-stOne, four
stoT1 hgsi9oP House .t5 AZ the 'fI9 & a @ @ a
remain noTgaee arqi,he o p9lsIss @I-Si - '1 10
EOR SALE, to CLOSE an ESTATE-A first
bIownttoue HOUSE on Ihiruet betAesn FI-a'e and
BoadFay. completely furnished with or without Tie furniture Ready
f,rimlediate occupation. PoI permits apply 70 - -,.
EOR SALE, or to ORENI-Elegant brOWn-stOne
aud West Thirty ourthst containing all
modern improvements splendid order and choice location In
ouir, of Mr BROWN No. 3J2 West Thirty fourthst
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
ii CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND AoETGAGE
corner Thir,yfnh,t and SI,h.sre tsrh National BauI)
WEST SIDE. GRAND DRIVE.
BOULEVARD
Seyt very beautiful SITES SALE Fort Washington, above
Central plots from situated high ground
the Hudson River wehester and fronting the
Boulevard. POTTER BROTHERS, No Piue.st
| VVANTED-On Bond and Mortgage on pro-
w pery worth $l5OO $1,000 for term Of Address H. b.
| Box No Ji51 PostOhee.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

LOR SALE.
4 VALUABLE TIMBER COAL and fRoS LANDS 10 PshH'yl.
varaTe undersigned ose Tor SALE VALUABLE TRACT or
LAND Cesrsi County Penn the west branch o. he Su.lue
hanna River qvnshp Cogiou sud Kshan. known @ Car,
thau Estate and containing about Five THOUSAND ACRES
The property heavily TABERED With white pine aHi vhe oak
water,d falling siressaeodng hche OF The erection Of
crs sud extremely valuable r numbering purposes
Aboundng with ineraesble beds Of tie fe bumols coal iron
ore limestone slate Grecav &C. tie value % m mineral resources IL
bcyoud computation. railroad from BeeJae 10 within re
miles Kahaus and other roads and bruee, protected which viii
approach s The advantage Of Rahlu for W mauac
tuge oron the basis economy unsurpassed eIuasd The
State Of Pennsylvania
Professor Johuson geological report ts estate % 20
spn manufacture ofirou large scale Is ceay found n The
abundance an tie materials their immediate proximity each
other which supplies competent water Or diving
machinery"
portion veil adapted agricultural purpoes There
are on The estate STONE DWELLING also FRAME WILLING.
&c. &c. .... .. -.,,,,.,
PeI further information spPr address. EoRcR TnoMAh
No e WsLsl, Es~NekT JOhN D. hbhoL' 10 ~ o0ll'
Ia ffinou