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RfTHos. BOWLING, Alctioneer. Georgetown
lnPBovED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
On wEDNEspAY'J 1iy lst. lsss. q, q o,c,ocs =,
~ VIII sell in frort Of the premises part OF lot
BY adepth of A feet on Beall street Improved by
house
Terms Of sale: Cash. Conveyancine and .tamr.
ct the cost Of purchaser
je Esd THOMAS DOwLINC auc.
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MARRIED.

WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Once.
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For CoRNs or other complaints Of the feet
visit DR.. Whites rooms, 42a Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERIISEHHyfS.

CLOCKS CLoCKsll CLOCKslu
fine assortment of 81
SEIH THOMAS CLOCKS, q
Just received, and for sac by
W. ID. GLENN ~
No. lao Bridge street.
!e .O-ZN GEORGETOWN, ID, C.
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NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUB.-A business
meeting of this club was held at their head
quarters on Tuesday evening, and among the
new members elected Were Mr.. Crawford,
short stop Of the Irvingfon Il. Il. G., of Irving.
ton, New Jersey, and Mr.. Ward. catcher of the
Eekford b. b. C., Of Brooklyn, New York, who
are regarded as excellent players.
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To BE the ssCilass of fashion and the mould
OF form, and at the same time TO insure yoRr
personal comfort, 1t Is only necessary TO pur.
chase cheap and elegant suit 81 liable d
Cos 46s Penna. avenue, under United States
IINsn
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THAT DCEL I'VE understand. in reference
TO the duel which did not come on, (notice or
which was made In Tuesdays STAR that il
originated in a Joke, c=d the challenging con.
ductor, when he penned the in vitation to his
rival TO meet him in mortal combat, had not the
least idea that il would be accepted.
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WILLIAH ooINAND.

s.ssSisd ~ isHHdH / kIoIARpso IELioa'
-. etasonsg - Hnersyefs.
my3u $50 Penna. sysp0es
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, AucT.; George 70,

yATE REsIDENcE On THE Corner RI 81
M Me- AND WASHINGTON STREET, AT
On TIL RsDAY, July ., 1866, at O'Clock D. m.
viii sell, In front Of the premises, that very de
siraDle property situated en- the northeast corner
~ SenerN Pelouzs. The lot fronts ~ feet on
eecn street The improSements consist OF large
l3 rooms and cellar. With gas and water. This
propery oners an excellent opportunity to auy
peron wanting class piece Of Pre- erty as il
certainly 10 one of the most desirable ations in
Terms: One third cash; balance In six and tvel
MOUTHS with interest from day 81 sale, secured by
ated on trust onsthe property, Copveyancing aud
Stamps 90 the cost OF the purchaser. a deposit OF
of. THOS 'D6WI'IvG
70 ID eoddoe Ipt.I Auctioneer
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ETREKA SAVINGS BASK-Since the oroani
zauon OF party OF youths on New York ave.
nue, for the purpose of laying aside their .smaII
change, and tor the promotIon OF moral cuI.
tuTe-whlch organization is known as the
Young America Savings Bapk''-other youths
IN me same section of the city have determined
10 emulate their example Last night a mum.
Der OF Boys OF younger age assembled at the
r. Sidence OF Mr. Moses, ON New York avenue
between ith and 5th streets, and perfected an
ASSOCIATION bearing the name OF 1.-The Eureka
savings Bank" with the following as its OFF.
ceTs:-Charile Gray. President: Preston Moses
Secretary Alfred lddIns, Treasur After the
pltdglng each member TO q small weekly con-
trioutlon, which, together with what other sums
.Hty can spare, shall be deposited in the
hands of the treasurer, and by him
neId III the expiration Of some time not vet
n1ed upon. The whole amount will then he
wl;hdrawn and divided equally among those
connected with the association to be spent in
any manner they may think proper Fresh
contributions Will again be made luto the
treas ory all The next drawing time. so that
tacn youth Will by this means accumulate a
fnnd for his own use without having 70 be sup.
Piled, as Is often the case with great incou We.
nlenee, out Of the pockets Of their parents
Among the main features of Commentator is
the accumulation of a library Of good moral
reading books, the eschewmen Mt of tobacco. e.
sars, and all kinds Of bad drinks and a solemn
obligation, upon the penalty Of expulsion, not
10 use protane langrage or 10 play truant from
scnool. The move is in the right direction, and
sn0uio De heartily encouraged.
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS OF THE SEASON.
60 pieces Beautiful Chsllies and Delaines, at l2,..
leo pieces Calicos, IT 10 and I2h.
Lawns, Organizes, Marseilles, and goods for suits
Cassimeree and Linen Drills, Blesched Cotton,
yard vide. l2x to Is
Wamsutts do. Is; Androscoggin do %.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
my 0-lmN 1Ol Bridge st., GEORGETOWN.
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Tue RIeHTs oP AMERICAN CITIZENS
ABRoAD.-There was q large attenda nee al
Odd Fellows Hall last evening to hear the ad-
dress OF Col W. J. Maggie on the outrage per
Petrafed upon American citizens by the British
Government. There were Oh the platform
Hon Montgomery Blair, Senator Wilson, Hon.
VIM L Robinson, and others. The speaker
was introduced by Mr.. Blair, who referred to
the apathy manifested ON the part OF the Amer
lean Government IN protecting the rights of
our adopted citizens abroad. Col Nagie was
Enthusiastically received. and addressed the
meeting, narrating the circumstances OF his ar !.
rest and Incarceration in Montjoy PRISON, and
ms subsequent release after a confinement of
nearly year, without cause II was time the
American Government should take prompt
action IN the matter, and let England know
that she cannot insult and trample upon the
rights OF adopted citizens abroad. The demand
should be made at once. Right and Justice de.
nand II, and If AZ was done, there need be no
fear OF any resistance on the part Of the British
Goyernment. In response 10 a call. Hon VIM.
T. Robinson made a short speech. alluding 70
the steps already taken for the release of War
ren and Costello. now under sentence of trans
porta;ion, and the letter addressed 10 Congress
by President Johnson on the subject
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BANKERS.

jar COOKE q CO.,
BAN KRIS,
FIFrKHNsH erIErr, orros-ru rrrA.rxv
Buy and se lstcsrrent market rases, snd Re-.
constantly on hand full supply ofaa
GovERNMIET BONDS,
SEVEN fHIBrIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST EoTKs.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS. &c, erecupea
and collections made on ell Accessible points.
sel-u
tIRsr NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
ii. ID CeoKy tof Jay Cooke 90. D Prss,o.n.
VIM s. BUNTINGroS. Cashier.
GovIREhKEr DEPOSITORY
AND
STATES,
lisa S,ssf, opposite txs T,sassr, De,a,,,s-,
Government Securities With Treasurer up,ss
States,
~ONE MILLION DOLLARs~
We buy and eel ell classes Of G0VERNMKN,
SEcURITIESst current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE ead meGs Collso,o~,
ss ALL TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rHB
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Voucher on thu
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and nv. o.,..
sal attention 70
ACeo UNITS OF BUSIA ESs MEN I'D FyRns
and TO any other business entrusted to On.
FULL INFORMATION In regard TO eoyrRs.
MEET LOAEs st al samss chssrfuilv s,rr..a.a
wh. Q. HUHrfNereA, Cashier.
WsshiuGson, March %, ls0 ana
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MAYoRs OFFICE,
NA WASTE OF SB S1SNSS L. sgYE H. 1858.

WASTE OF P0ToMSC &ATER. ''''
Cluzens are hereby respectfully, but earnestly,
requested to use the Potomac water for iegitimafe
purposes only, and to see that the waste of the
same is strictly guarded against. Let no hand
street washers are used let it be between the hours
OF ana O. N. or and p. m. only, and then NOT
from fountains should cease altogether, at least
until better supply can be afforded MANY per
sons on certain pointe Of the high though
taxed equally with others for water, get but little
II any The knowledge Of this fact should be q
With the above request but should any disregard
the same, the penalty of the Law must be enforced
either By hne or cutting Oh their supply entirely
The j Metropolitan pelice are charged with the duty
OF enforcing the Law. OHAe. d. WEIGH,
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X THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown
syoCK Qy DRY GOODS AT AUCTION,
VIII be sold At public auction on TUESDAY
next the Sth Of June, 1t 10 O'Clock end TO be con
unued from day to day until dis posed OF. all the
STOCK OF Dry Goods 10 the store occupied BY T.
Broyn AGENT No Ill Bridge street. consis Ii ne
OF Na.enciss, Mozanbiquee and other dres.
goe ds; Men and Boys Wear, SasWls, Table Lin
ems Tovelfngs, Counter panes. Bro vn and Blesebss
sniiupes eno eheenngs, Hosiery, Fancy Goods
&c THOe. BOWLING.
ye Ie-tl Auctioneer
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n NJ. HANSON'S
INSURA NCE OFFICE,
FIRE AND LIFE,
No. SIC SEVENTH STREET,
Between d and Z Streets

.ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
8. P. HENDEB, Pres. g. GOODRON, Sect.
T. N. HANSON, Agent,
No. SIS Seventh Street.
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Boiseau. ID. Darby, NJ. O'Neil, NJ. Peak, b.
Jones, A. CahIl, ]. Robinson. J. Claxtou A.
Mcdaniel; second premiums to NJ. Shaw, s.
Doyle, @. West, A. Getty, J. Mohun, s. vii.
Third class, first division-First premiums to
s. Pettibone, K. Dickens, 4. Doyle, s. Harvey,
B. Mead, S. Sullivan. A. Wasney, B. Carroll,
A. Peyton, J. West, NJ. Dee, A. Carroll, &
Dant, X. Nailor, second premiums to 8. West,
Dant. Second diyision-First premiums to @.
Briggs, Halt second premiums to NJ Thomp.
son, @. Sourbte, n. Cross, d. Kerney, NJ. Jones,
NJ. Riggles, J: BeaL L. Green, S. Linkins, M.
Burns, Lille Warden, NJ. Sullivan, M. Schut.
ter, q. Williams, y. Stewart, NJ. Coyle; sec.
ond premiums to L. Dove, NJ. Oyster, K.
premiums TO NJ. Donohoe, NJ Robinson, l..
Goodall, A. Brown, A. McDevitt, J. Van Ris-
wick. T. Birch, ID. Mccarthy, Z. Schutter, A
Hurley, NJ Stewart, N. Green, H. Cronan, s
Taylor, NJ: Cook, A. Hall; second premiums to
q. Mccarthy, X. Sutton, u. Aliabach, J. Lock.
ely, A. Hollingshead, L. Birch, NJ. Duhamel,
M Fitzgerald, A. Shehan. Fifth class, first
Cherry. @. Little, Q. stephens, A. Burcn, X
Philips, NJ. Cooley, i. ba barnes a. second M
premiums to N; Fsnwick; q. Harvey, NJ
J. J. Brown. Second division~First prr'
miums to n. Perry. q. Wasney, 4. Cowiing
q McCloskey; second premiums to L Whit.
~, A. u. herrold, ~: heidy, s. Wallace, f.
er, J. keickhofer, n. Hamilton, NJ. Carroll
A. Marsh, 5. Richards, NJ. c. Reirney, Z.
McGiyern. Sixth class-First premiums 10 s
9oldsboro, n. Frank, Il. Oyster, q. Emery
]. Mulqu queen, n. UDonnoli, j. Stewart 6
Sprightiy, N. Grimm. 8. Talburt, A. Speaks
second premiums to K Brennan, N. McArdle
NJ. A. Coyle, @. Lynch, b. West, NJ. Flaherty
Second dIyision-First premiums to q Nc
Cormac, N. Sardo, X. Shehan, L. Shehan. M
J.Crabbs. Mamie Elliott, n. Simmons, ]. PHI.
lips, X. Mulqueen, X. Hurley, N. Wells, NJ. A
Harmon, T. Bonn, A. Donaldson, N. Wright
u. Lagnal, G. Phillips, X. Carroll, @. O'Brian
]. Lepley, r.. McCloskey: second premiums &C
u, Duny, @. Sullivan, N. Pughair, n. DUBOIS
]. Sardo. t
Geography, Astrosomy and PAilosopAy.-FirsI
class-First premiums 70 Mary Saebel, Betty
as. NJ. Zimmerman; second premium to G.. Her.
old. Second division-First premiums to J
Peyton, J. Cherry. II. Sheckels. L. Boone,
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Anns,msnt Of a Marriage for Fun.

From. the Detroit Free Press.l
In the Wayne circuit court, lately, one
~ The most novel suits for divorce ever
;nstituted was concluded by the granting
Of the prayer Of the petitioner; The case
Is that Of marriage which was per
formed in this city in August last, which
WASH first made public through the
columns of the Free Press. As will be
remembered, the young man and young
woman in question, Mr.. William w.
Bowers and Miss Julia l.. Madison, at an
evening party, bantered each other 70
marry. aud, in the same spirit OF jest
that prompted the bantering, proceeded
10 the residence OF clergyman, where
the ceremony was performed, the mln,s-
ter, however, not being let INTO tne
secret, but supposing the marriage 10 De
in earnest, and the intention, oil the
parties bona fde, to become husoana
and wife. To the sorrow OF the maid,
and the chagrin of her other hall who
had been made unvittingly a husband,
the clergyman pronounced his opinion
that thew were not only somewhat
married. as Artemus Ward said OF
Brigham Young, but the truth also came
home TO the parties that they were a
great deal too much married. The result
was that the young maiden, entirely
innocent and unsophisticated IN the
WAYS of married life, was obliged to 20
before the court and plead to have the
foolish consequences of her silly friyolity
set aside and aunulled by Judicial form:
OF course the young man, the partner OF
her sorrowe, did not appear to defend
himself against the claim for divorce,
and the decree asked for by the petitioner
IVES granted.
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Trustees Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made TO me by John II. Peterson. and re
corded in the Registers Office of Shelby county,
in book No. 81, part lst, pages 476, All and 47S,
/ will sell to the highest biddersfor cash. the
following described lot or tract Of land, lying
in Shelby county. Tennessee, about three quar-
tiers Of mile from Court Square. to wit: Being
part Of County Lot No. 529. on the north side
Of the RaleiRh road commencing on the west
side of an alley about 90 eight feet wide, run
ming thence west with said Raleigh road tS3)
eighty three feet thence north with the plank
fence now on said lot about $500 FIVE hundred
feet. more or less, to the back Of said fence
thence east gith laid back fence CsSl eighty
three feet TO the cast fence now on said lot
thence on line with said east fence $500 five
hundred feet, more or less, to the beginning.
Equity ofredemption to this property is waived.
and title to the same believed to be perfect. but
/ convey as trustee only.
Place of Sale-Southeast corner of Court
Square.
Terms-Cash.
Time Of Sale-M0NDAY. Feb'y 18th, 1865.
There is situated on this lot an elegant Cot
tage, with four rooms and servants room and
Kitchen and other necessary improvements.
1H s. ii. BUNSC0MBl Trnstee.
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What Southern man not coward or
fool, would give employment or encour-
agement to negroes voting and acting IN
favor of his disfranchisemen and degra-
dation and the confscation of his pro-
erty to their own uses 2-Louisritte
Journal.
The above would seem to be q useless
question were it not for the fact that
thousands, nay almost all our planters
are giving homes, work and wages to just
this class of negroes.
When will Southern white men see the
power that they have and dare to use 1T !
Were the man that had attempted to
burn your house over your head to come
TO YOU and ask you for employment,
would you give it to him2 Is the negro
who listens to the teachings of Radical
emissaries, and votes TO take away your
rights and destroy the Government doing
YOU less of harm than that man would bel
If you would not employ the one why
support the other2--Selma Times.
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Elk.
ID ecuted to me on the 18th day Of January,
1851, by Pierre Racquet, t. secure the payment
of three certain promissory notes, made by the
said Pierre Bacquet. in favor of Joseph Etche
varne. and due respectively on the 9Th day OF
May Of the years 1851, 1862 and 1853 said Deed
Of Trust is recorded in the Registers Office.
Shelby county. in book No. 40, pages 3sS, S29
and $40. and the said Pierre Racquet having
filled to pay his said note falling on the 9th day
Of May, 1853, will expose and sell at public
auction, on the 3Oth day of January. 1865, at
the southeast corner of Court Square, FOR
CASH, TO the hishsst. bidder, the following
described lots OF ground, to-wit: Lots No. %,
q and %. as marked and described on Flippin's
plan o. the subdivision of lots below Fort Pick;
ering, and lying between s. Nj. Wheaton's and
Vascaro's, and severally fronting 50 feet on the
Horn Lake road, and lot 20 cornering. on Will
kerson's avenue, and severally running back
$50 feet to an alley. Equity Of redemption
specia " waived. Title believed to be good,
bat convey only as Trustee.
JEAN ETCHEVARNE,
oe-l28 Trustee.
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rssh DAY OF FEBRUARY. Ises,
Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. IN
Is ecuted 10 me on the 10Th day Of June. 1906,
by w. o, Lofand, and duly registered In the
Registers ofiice Of Shelby county. Tennessee,
In Record Book No. 90, part LIST. pages oOv, DIV
and GIL, 10 which reference Is hereby made
for the purpose Of paying the debt therein Sc
cured-1 will, on
Monday, 10th Day OF February, 1885,
In front Of the Courthouse. In tho city Of Mem
phis, proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder, foR
CASH, the following described property. to-wit (;
A certain lot Of land, lying and being IN the
county Of Shelby and State OF Tennessee, being
lot No. $40 as laid down on the plan and map OF
Memphis. BEGINNING at the intersection OF the
south side Of Exchangestreet with the west SIZE
of Third, running thence southwark with the
west side Of Third street one hundred and forty
eight and a half feet 70 the intsrseetion q the
west side OF the alley. between Poplar and kx-
side OF said alley. and parallel with Exchange
street, cighty-eight and n half feet; thence
northward and parallel with Third street, one
hundred and forty eight and q half feet to the
south side Of Exchange street; thence eastward
with the south side Of Exchange street. eighty
eight and half feet 10 the beginning. being the
aeeregatc or entire lot, OF parcel ofground con
viewed TO w. o. Loland by. B.. Walker, Jacob
Walker and Wm. Walker. by Deed, dated Esd
juno, 1858, together with all improvements
thereon, and appurtcnances thereunt0 belong
ing. The equity Of redemption in and TO this
property is expressly waived in said Trust Deed,
and the title Is believed 10 be good. but sell
and convey emily as Trustee. Sale 10 be made
within lawful hours.
iii-iS6 SAM. II. COWARD. Trustee.
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Gen. ". f.. Lee.

OF Virginia, has FINLEY DASHER. Col:
Nath. Adams, Stanton depot, uses FINLEY
Ala. uses FINLEY DkSHER. G. ID. Win
cheli, Of Cincinnati, says nothing equal to the
DASHER. Mrs. A. D. Smith, Of Rochester. n.
Y, uses one Of the DASHERS. Col. II; X.
Strong, Dixon, H., pronounces the DASHER
a success. Dr.. ]. M. owen. of Russelville, KY,
saws ii can't be boat The venerable editor Of
the Jackson Wing. W. W. Gates. does not
hesitate TO recommend the DAS TER in highest
terms. And SO will any other individual who
will TRY 1T. Retail price, SO 90. Exclusive
agencies and good terms TO the right sorts Of
men with a small capital. Call upon, or write
10. J. A. CAMERON Il CO..
301 Main street.
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rhaa stausns Alarmed.

Even Thad. Stevens is alarmed at the
strides which military dictatorship is
taking in the country. A gentleman
asked him, day or two since, if he did
not think Mr.. Binghams bill was a vio-
lation of the Constitution. de replied !;
"Sir. some stones are round, some are
fat. some are blunt-edged, and some are
pointed. But there are some, sir, that
are made of mud-of mud, sir" " You
do not think, then, Mr.. Stevens" said
his auestioner, "that Mr.. Bingham s
stones are the right thing r " No. he
replied, "they are made of mud, sir, and
will break in pieces when tested by the
neonle. - Cor. Chicago Times.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
Monday. February Sd. Isss.

Between 10 o'clock am. and o'clock pm, on
the premises. in the city Of Memphis. proceed
to sell at public sale to the highest bidder. for
cash, the following lots in said city, to wits Be-
ginning at point in the east line Of Shelby
street, In block No. 4. in the Butler division Of
South Memphis, two hundred and twenty-five
feet southwardly from the southeast corner of
the intersection Of Butler and Shelby streets (;
with the east inc of Shelby street forty-fve
feet 10 corner of Shelby and Transite streets
thence eastwardly with the north line Of Tran
site street two hundred and tweH ty-two feet six
inches: thence northwardy forty-fve feet {:
thence westwardly with Millions south line
two hundred and twenty-five feet six inches to
the beginning on Shelby street.
The equity Of redemption TO said property
waived in Trust Deed recorded in Registers
Office, Shelby county. book No. 20, pages 43s.
ass and 4lo. Title believed to be good, but
sell and convey only as Trustee.
l90.td VERNON RHODES, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
Exactly the Right Sort

OF men can get most favorable agencies for
Massachusetts. Pennsylvania, Michigan. Wis
cousin, Iowa, Missouri. Texas, Louisiana. Vir-
ginia, Maryland and California. Exclusive
county agencies 10 almost every State in the
Union. Good business pluck and perseve-
rance, with a hundred OF more dollars cash
capital. will make MORE MONEY with one OF
more good counties in sale OF the FINLEY
CHURN DASHER than many " over-shadow-
ing establishments " with their thousands Of
capital. II you don't understand this declara-
'''"' '-' ~-- - j. A. CAMERON co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
H. w. Caldwell.

Shelly depot. says no housekeeper ought to DO
without FINLEY CHURN DASHER, and
no one certainly WILL after one trial, for the
trifing sum Of SO 90. Ask DR.. Henry Dickery,
DR.. Love and General j. G. N. Robertson, Of
fernando, what they would take for their
FINLEY DASHFRS if they could not get an
other. Perhaps they would surprise you. with
their answers. Retailed everywhere at So 90.
More agents wanted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
Everybody Knows

The genial "Charlie" Morris. He says the
FINLEY CHURN DASHER beats everything
town. Is astonishing and delighting the good
housekeepers Of his neighborhood with the
marvellous work of the DASHER. Can't please
your wife and daughters better than by adding
q DASHER to your household inventory. Only
SO 90, Agents wanted everywhere.
j. A, CAMERON u co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
Fathers and Sons

who have toiled all the year long for the "vo-
ter" and the tax-gather. can, with LEss LABOR,
with MosK PLEASURE, and with cash capital 10
the value Of one good mule, drive lucrative
business, without rent. Insurance. burglar Sale.
accepta1ces, Endorsements or open accounts. By
calling upon the Agents Of the FINLEY
CHURN DAsHER, s2l Main street, Memphis.
T. A CAMERON A CO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
Eight Hundred and Seven

tsO7) FINLEY CHURN DASHERS sold in one
week-all guaranteed, and not one yet re-
turned. "old fogies," don't wait for fear that
you may possibly be humbugged. No Yam
kee humbug." If 1t does not perform all we
promise for il, come and get YOUR money again.
j, A. CAMERON B co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
Mai. HI. ID. Buckley

Uses one Of The FINLEY DAsHERs; 50 do
Capt. II. II. Potter, CAPT. Jos; Lenog, yudee
Arch'd WriFnt. MAJ. NJ. J. Wicks. Newton
Ford, Esq.. d. D. Barnes, ksq-. II. a. Mont
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Wcbh. Rsq., and hundrcds OF Others They are
sold AZ $ retail. cash. and gaarnpt eea;
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