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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-19

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-19
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
Shantung Moyune Young Hyson and
Kiangsi Oolong Teas.

Having had many calls from trade for apcy brand
0oong and Young Tyson Teas have been induced Il
put up pound sealed packages fancy favored Ming
Oolong and Nankls Moyune Young Iiyssn, which are
offering per pound for Oolong and 81 tor YOUNG
Tyson The only advantage these teas possess regu
st. is he fancy flavor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
DE RECONSTRUCT NfGGErs,
BY ONE OF EN-.

Isc reconstructed, OATS fack. Tmsfurgets de name
| guy de hnro oberseer. but dat am all de same
please N'"' - ~"
An I'd like glass of whisky boss gesfv de cheese"
SEES he wat mout your age be- mp" He spoked it from
De way dat ali de Yankees talk dere horned So spose
"Next cotton pann', boss" SEES, "rll behow ole am
I'm obcr dirty" he replied. "well, Ise not dty.too"
Ibis wir down Freednan Rest. black unos dorter sal
paw"
De turo chaplin den spokednp his wuris berry fine;
Pqt ga my lqa chr i I friend ca. your
But Conkcrbne's jam up name; she'll like it, sah Use
hnodsr recnm a he AK me il knew
De soum mater of an onf an wat de- Lord would do
To culld folks dat swored licto which dis chile replied
He spoei pended VERY much FOR which party dey lied
lady wild brown panteroons dat keeps de h,ro skool
An teaches all de ragged Ggs dar be rule,
Den avcd NO hadn't wimmin been opprcs treated ruff
An b! de bairced monster man, KEEP under long enud?
toe her yes den Re s smiled an berry sweet
SO now goes free times week, an SAILS mad as IRE
She ses ken amo-so an she'll go North an hire
One hpro fcller drest in black he took by de ham
IVY, boss I, Job would hab you got sum to
oh no. he; ITO glib away" SEES l. Oats Jest as well
lie snar hssef 10 make speech MY herruther" cs he
We're gwine 10 parcel ont de Souf In lots wyt Won an me
An go In Tor side, Wen you safe from harm
you've only got TO vote for Us to vote yourself farm
tanked him. an he den remarked dat sure a. fate
ppot ds same darhcy ned pick out beautiful estate.
But oh de puddin, 80 dcy say. de eaten de proof
Desc chaps dat talk berry don't alters spoke de
truUi.
Householder Dress de Lord Isc Free dare no doubt Oh
dat. ~ ~
70 dis chile ehbertng OATS kivered wiz his hat,
a. n Ian Sar al am free. nigs hab de right, no.
Whenebber shoes dey can't get, wiyout de to TO-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
Mircllanp.
For the Free Trader.
MARTHA.
ny mrs. ELIZA A. ABBOTT.

ny MRS. ELIZA A. ABBOTT. ~ r.
Twas in the sprngtime Of the year
We sadly stood around the bier
OF n playmate. loved and dear,
Sweet, gentle Martha.
BY far too bright for earth to keep,
She laid her down in silent sleep,
Our dear, cherished Martha!
As DER the dead we sadly hung,
Thoughts of the lonely future sprung
In our minds SO wildly that our hearts still chung
To our loving little Martha!
binding tears rushed to our eyes
As we looked upward 10 the skies,
Where now her gentle spirit flies,
Lovely, adored Martha!
Slowly and sorrowfully we moved along,
Listening to the low, sweet song
OF birds that had sung for her that gone,
Bright, angelic Martha!
AS we listened thought of the tones soft and low
She had sung to us in days long ago;
The memory caused our tears to overflow,
For the beautiful angel Martha.
Let MS scatter roses around the bier,
As an emblem of the love we bear
To the lovely form that sumber'd there
OF the fair, blue-eyed Martha
And while We in silence bend DER the tomb,
Let not our thoughts be of grief and gloom,
But think Of the glorious day that will come
And Join us to the band with Martha.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
her heart va. ready to break with envy and

her heart was ready to break with envy and
jealousy. 49,
"Oh, to think that good luck should have come
| to her door, and she have been so foolish as to
turn it away. Ten shillings and sixpenoe for u
morsel of food and a nights shelter-it is nearly
| . wesk's wsges!" I. ,.s-
So there, As they both supposed, the matter
ended, and the next week tine frsst was sharper
than ever. Sheep were frozen in the fenny fields,
and poultry ON their psrches, but the COED woman
had walked to the nearest town and bought a
blanket. 1t was welcome addition to their bed
covering, and it was many long year since they
had been SO comfortable.
But it CHANGED one day at noon, that looking
out at her easement she spied three young gem
tlemen skating along the ice towards her cottage
They sprang on the bank, took off their skates,
and made for her door. The young noblsman
informed her that he had such severe cold he
could not come to see her before.
"He spoke as pleasantly she observed, in
telling the story, "as if [ had been lady and no
less. And then he brought parcel oat of his
pocket, and I've been over 10 d. he says, and
bought you book for a keepsake, and l hope you
will accept it, for then all talked pretty as
pretty as could be tor a matter of ten minutes,
and went away. So l waited till my master
came home, and we opened the parcel and there
was fine Bible inside, all over gold and red
and bless him a ten pound note doubled over
the names. I'm sure that when / thought he
was poor forlorn boy, he was kindly welcome.
so my master laid out part OF the money i'll tools,
and We rented garden, and goes over en- mar
ket days to sell what We grow. SO now, thank
God, we want for nothing"
This is how she generally concludes the little
history, never failing to add that the young
Lord kissed her baby
But" said my friend, 81 have not told you
what thought the best part of the anecdote.
When this poor christian woman was asked
what had induced her to take in perfect strang-
er, and trust him with the best clothing the
house afforded, she answered simply: "Well, /
saw him shivering and shrinking, so I thought,
thou shalt come in for the sake of Him that had
not where to lay His head"
The old woman in the cottage may open her
door every night of her future life to some for
lorn beggar but it is but certain that she will
never open it again to a nobleman in disguise.
Let us do good. not TO receive more in return,
but as an evidence OF gratitude for what has
already been bestowed. In few words, let it
be "all for love and nothing for the reward
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
A NOVELTY IN TEAS.
TEAS SIXTY DAYS FROM Japan.

We receiving Uncoored Japan Teas by way Il
Pachc Mail Steam Ship Co.'S route, direct from lokd-
komd San Frdncisco. Put up for in Japan In one
pound papers The usual time allowed for cnrgo Teas
from Japan year and half but American enterprise
has enabp to offer to customers Japan Teas fresh
the natives themselves procure them Owing to the
heavy freights obliged TO charge $40 per pound
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-16

must come to the rescue. We see and all
fair men feel that our only salvation is 10
q speedy return to government of strict
and wel-irswn limitations. Give us this
and oil will be well. Give us this and
soon expediency will msks way for law
and duty, waste and peculation for econ
omy and official honor, social aud politi-
cal heterodoxies, now the shame and
folly of the land, be banished from our
midst, and the very religion ofthe country
itself catch new impulse from the saving
spirit Of onr Constitution.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-16
City Directory,

VIZ DpDSyAy.
Cayinss Bank Of Memphis. 2el Main W. Z.
- Cunningham. Prsst W. o. Mcclure. Cash.
Eirst National Bank. "A Madison. lhul
m smphis City Say. Inst. cor, Jefferson and
W. From. 81. .Toeey.rfss,l, ~; 1ns.vas n.s.an =
OJno. Donoysn. Prssi II, u. 0oodisst' Cash.
BOOR sTOREe. .l
rhurch 4 Co.. late Bisloek 4 Co.. sl' Main
CIs.vss. Q. Q. 4 Co. s' Main.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Miiler. william. 2ls Main, TfNI
N ennsday. W. II. A Co.. rs Main.
NTarinsr a Curtis. 2ss Main.
II .inkhauer 4 Bro. 2si,f Second.
CARRIAGES. BUGGiEs, ETC.
wv oodruif 4 Co.. l7g Main.
- CIGARS AND PIPES. !.
DTayer, Marshuetr a Co.. removed 70 800
Cr.s.sr, ns'a Gee: s / Importer. nsadaaartsr' in
sEoyTTIfING yTIiIIS AND GENTS FURNISH.
ING GOODs.
CprouIe A McCovn. 22l Main, under Wor
Vv9Md, j. q. Resident Partner Garthwaits.
" Lewis 4 Stuart, III Main.
R obeson.. .sneed A Co., 26l Main, opposite
HI Court Square.
COAL OH, LAMPS AND SOAPS.
Drescott. 0. y. Co., 40 Jshsrson. d
- osenbaum, d Bros; also. Petro Oh and
CONfECTIONERs.
I'D occo, L. 4 Co.. 3i3 Main, cor. Monroe.
ROttO, D.. 200 Main' also Oyster Saloon.
Sspecht. j.. 81 Madison. ~ - r1
Dodesta 4 calassa. 252 Main. cor. N. Court.
Vperton. August. cor. Poplar and Fourth.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
lNomer a Richardson. Produce Flour. etc.
MS nssr:on aGTaIS asy. ssT s Front corner Union.
no.e. s. A Co.. also, Wholesale Groceries.
HI Wines, Liquors and Cigars. lss Front.
DRUGGISTS.
Steever, II. c., corner Second and Madison.
robinson. @: D., 1853 Main. two doors north
SHARP 4 Butt, Retail and Prescription Drug
- rists, 60 Adams. tN
Walter. JO'.' iSi MAN,
VIoerner. Theo., also Analytical Chemist. 30
DRY GOODS. -.
Rice, sdx q Co.. as Main. exclusive whole
southern Palace-Howel. Wood 4 Co.. ss2
wv els 4 Coll, 267 Main.
WaIker Bros. q Co., 2as Main.
= GAME AND FISH DEPOTs.
ICuchs. Victor D.. Al Jefferson. r
= @ GUNS AND PISTOLS.
II .ullman 4 Vienna. &5 Main.
GROCERs AND COTTON FACTORS.
Newton Ford q Co.. II Union, Lee Block. -
Galbveath. Stewart & Co.. II Union. Lee Bl'k.
Eargason 4 Clay. wholesale. $50 Front.
m Uorris. Lea & Co.. 13 Union. Lee Block.
brooks, Nicely 4 Co.. 276 Front.
Garvin, M. T. & Co., 2o7 Main. 5
Dage 4 Co.. 1ss Poplar.
HARDWARE.
A llison Brothers. go Front.
Orgill Bros. 4 Co., sl2 Front. m
M Jcoombs 4 Co.. s2a1S and s4 Main. =.
n Robbins 4 Bradley. 223 Second, Adams
ELe Black also, Cutlery and Guns. Saies-
men-Capt. J. @. Barbour. Mr.. 7. d. Wilder.
HATTERS.
Tames L. Morris, The Halter" Francisco
Wlssjp 20 Msin MsAibSnHR1i RsiSsas aGsis GTC
I T. IN obTl< Main.
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HIDES AND LEATHER.
4 Co.. also Shoe Findings. Adams

HOOP ShIkT mANDfACIOhI r.
- sale and retail, 1887 Main near W ashington'
INSURANCE.
st. Leuis Mutual Life, Mcmahon Il Otis. IS
vU,he Equitable Life Assurance Society, purely
Il mutual. Jas. A swain yen. Ag Z " ~ LINEN non
Taroiina Life ms. Co.. He Main M. j.
" Wicks. Pres,t; W. Boyle. Secy.
Vredenburgh, r. ". 22 Madison.
n esoto ms. and Trust Co., AZ Madison; J. g,
~ Lonsdale, Sec'y; WIN. Harrington Pres t.
n .ittleton, II. a. 4 Co., Agency, 22 Madison.
TDeople's Insurance Company, Is Madison.
Narpenter & White, agents Connecticut Mu-
" tual Life. IS Madison.
JEWELERS..
NUERR RRIMAN. B Y D q GO. +,
FINE WATCHES AND jEwELRY.
EDooley, Barnum d Co.. cor. Main and Court.
JOB PRINTING.
E,ranklin Job Printing House, l5 West Court
II s. G. Toof, Proprietor.
Eerguson. G. W., 3s Jefferson.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
M oriz Wolf. agent. 1856 Main. near Gayoso.
LIQUOR DEALER AND GROCER.
Eckerly. g. A.. 3i4 Front.
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, ETC:
Plsin q Co.. B. K, corner asy0s0 and Sec
Cubbins, Gum & Coover. 161 Washington.
LIVERY STABLES.
Gseligman, Joe, 68 Union, corner Third.
Rrackstt. c. H. & Co.. S2l and S2s Second.
MILLINERY GOODS. ql
VTance & Co., wholesale, POL Main.
MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING.
IN HOllenberg q Co.. B. A.. 2l2 Beal and 2So
MusiC. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
K atzsnback. F.. sl7 Main.
PAINTERS, HOUSE AND SIGN.
navis, A. f., 33 Adams, near Second.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Gtoepel. Leopold. agent. Knabe's. S75 Main.
Kstzsnbach. F.. Si7 Main.
PICTURE GALLERIES.
HAY, Z. 33S Main. up stairs.
Oraver. W. E., 2so Main. Clark's Marble
" Block. t
PICTURE FRAME MANDATORY.
K atEenbaeh, f., Sl7 Main.
PUBLISHING HOUSES.
Oreat Western, 2iS Third, Agents Headers,
W Books, Maps. Chartsletc.. Goodspeed Co.
SPECIFIC.
Wizard, II. s., Ag't, l76 Main, cures Diarrhea,
w Bloody Flux, and all like complaints.
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover X Bakers, 325 Main, up stairs.
Star Shuttle Company. S5S Main.
VUheeler 4 Wilson's highest premium Lock
w Stitch Sewing Machines. 256 Second.
TEMPERANCE.
1hepartment Deputy Sons Of Temperance.
~ 4. III. Cooke, 2791z Main.
T0BACCONIsTS.
NUayer, Marshuetx Il Co., wholesale and re-
M tail, renewed 10 800 Main street.
tSternbers. s., Wholesale and retail. s34 Front.
Tydmonds. Pettigreu 4 Co., wholesale Com
IA mission Merchants. 800 Front.
UNDERTAKERs.
Erlaherty 4 " alsh. Sl7 Second.
WALL PAPER, ETC.
Grieshaber. j., SIS Main.
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