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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14

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fidD I'm beutfde emigration mad SEM
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item Sallen nuB man freilid nit iols
den v0feferensen" begnigen, neil man
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14

@siei befdIoiien, bob 6ie(e
8eror6nung in 8irtfamteit trsten foll,
iobalb iie in elmer Der itabtif9en 2eis
'tnngen etne ISOLDE lang beroHentli6t
tporoen 1T.
10. 81. 6. Mloen,
Magor.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
Serlangt Nsenten!

Ge1OO bic 800 ZEN Hecnat fgr Mstnten! !
. 5oeben erinienen Gin fuoney Sta4lftt NIT BEN
sortrait 0es Generals AIbe4 Sisnep SoHniton, pom
Ipetaem feline 8eruanhteH ertdrsH, e. fet eas EN-
siae amp rtdfioe UiEc, @geften t6nnen 6nfieIbe IN
5sn bsiten 6amilieu peTfaufen. % wirb nur anf
Subftuptoa pertaaft nnS ans L9uesli9s eOntroae
User etnen Bssisf erthetst. Nqsnten molten, renn
he Gejnf stIrei4en, tore jettbertee BE bdftignns
anaeben nne erfIaren, eHen wte groben une foei9en
Besirf re perIapgeu. Der Yrss Deg Ycstraite tf -
Z & i'm aleinuerfdnf. glnp abreffre
'F's 5aintt D. eummef. SsfaassebsE
g. iauao - Stem Orleans, Ga.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
Nnfan6iQnna.

81 SOC; 100 photographer pom nnions Sffijieren
gu 25c; 100 Pbctogrnpbieh fd6ner Srauen fir 25c;
100 YsDIoarap5len BON Gc6auIpielern unS SCbaus
fpieIernnen 25c; 60 photographer pen @onf6Ss<
rtrten OfHS eren 25c. 4Otfrei sugeianef, penm man
I'D tDeneet an sg
Danib EaDipr, ir.
ian25 a8aibinsten, Q. 6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
MITCHELL'S
9SboiTfcbe G5ep0rapbie.

Ole rlntersei6neten baben ioebsn Beraasseseben:
Gtemente Der pbpiii 9em @eosrapb g
Stoaten pom Sobm SrodIesbp, u. 3d.. Rrofefier Der
Watbematit IT, b gbpiit i'm Erinjtp College sl 9drtz
Suart iIlf.rirt init 5unbert uno fnfstg sti9en anS
breise5u 2upfertt9saarten, in tInitlerii9er Beiie
ans9eflbrt,
9fees gBert, roeIdes ben fitnfteu nnb lesIen @nn6
non aitd5eu,S uener eeosrapbifpea 8eibenfoIse
biISe wirb ais bus umfafenbte Hno poufGnoigite
betruttet rel5es ben Gegenitano, benz gegenipdr=
fd5aften aemsB, bebanbeIt. preis zines eremplets
$3.50. Sn allen BIZ bbanpIunscn gu baben.
@. 8. Butler u. Co.,
JAMES SO. 1877 Sab 8ieste GtraBe, @biIaDeIpbto.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
agenten Derlangt,
$75 BIS $3.50 Den MSpmat

stsenten perben ilbsraH perIanst, mdnnIi9e unb
lpeibiibe, nm bic dbte, neuperbefictte Goutpions
5enie @dbmaibine@ gu pertaufen. preis nur so.
Sese Maidine auf brei Sabre sarontirt Sieie be it
Die gr5bte Grinding bss SettaIters lmb aebt pous
Sinsunaen aereiire man g. 81. oIiper u. Co.,
TrantIiiI, Rp., Agenter hes 6ubritanten fir ben
Siibeu. -. inr25
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
GanitGfs=0 erprDnnns.
Organization nms 8flibtea Scr strascn=
s 80 3. iefuiger. -

s Solgen6e 8eltimmungen unb 9te<
aeIn iino fir Ole GtraBenreiniger Der
Staot CUR 9iada@tung ansenommen
tpotoen: H
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
g. y. 2Salfer s So,
3eitungs=au3eigen =ag enteni
ode Main unS Ged,fte CITRATE,
ian17 LOUISVILLE, KY. .
Glaims unb 8attnte.

a. has. q. aBbttman, Re5tsanwaIt in Der Sus
Spreme Court Der geretntgten Stoaten, Court tur
Claims unb GTscntip= departments Sorg5dittgt
Nufmerfiautfeit MIN allen Arten ppn Anfpriden an
bic Bereiniaten $daten uytb Der 8eicrsHne Don Yas
tanteu fir Grfinber geibentt.
Since: efe Ser s. uae StraEe, Gitp San gegeniiber,
ianf7 $50 huntington .. 9.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
Ngenten DerlanQt.

lin um{ere neue patentfrte star SbmttIe
Mdbmaf3 ine etnJufI5ren. ssrei5 SOS. sic
brdubt juei SAben ultS medt ben edbten 9 dbIuB=.
I'll d.. aIe abrigeH tpobIfeiIen WafGinen MAIDEN
ben 9cttenitt5. Sener Agent mirb nit elmer
eope bes Hatentbiefes perfebe1. Se3irfe uSi6Iiebz
It1 sHertannt. Wan ienSe aaG girtaIarsn.
NJ. %. Beatb u. Co.,
ian25 SO. 29i 2.pette Strase, Mempbis, Ssnn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
Srnnnifn lin n

Sine @traBenreinigun9s Sorce fur
oieStabt gfaibbiqe ipiro hermit or9a,
nifirt, ipelde aus einemWanil fir ieoe
@arb ODER ieoen Diitrift beiteben ioa.
Se0er basu etnannte Mann bat feline
eiaenen 8arren unb sBferbe gu befeaen
un6 1T ibm eeifattet, ioldbe 9ebulfen
aussuiuableni ais er tpiinid1en mag.
Sic StraBenreini9ung8 Sorce ioll
Den 8eltinriunsen un6 &eseln nads
foi,meir, iuie folde in Solsenbeut felt>
9eitelt tporoen iinb ullo peroeu Der
&ontrole oes @eiunobeits 8eaniteu
unteriuerfen fem.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
SerlangtT Agenten!

1sar ,sDas 4pfpltaneben IN Der @1nfceerirs
lStsn Armes DON 1eHnsf5fe' pom Nib Rate
Cumming IN lie, Ala GIN neHes, elegant ges
bHHbeneS Vert uHe goftet Hmr 92.00. 9te pr ie,
bic 0stttIt4set n.s 5sser, ssr % ee!eism bat,
far eindsnie sle6oIe's sWsfdf1fe Der frefs
mdatsfst e. -. saISps g. Dssianst sia Ya9 Uon
aan5e pcn Lckem gDertb. @s mira pen alien Ereis
! J meurfrs in. aanss asi PEE IaaFmne smpfObIsn.
8orthstls faE Assttsa sur 9tnterbti@afhsune. Dan
s = o. q. Ttbbis. 9erausseber,
ss.ss 1aa90 Be- 2os 9;atn strabs, Reislsplue, Rp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14

bNhN0sSS
Is. DiFrift: 8esram's Stride.
Sic 8ertbeilun9 Ser 0eleeatenanaabl
1T iuie folgt:
SIS ar6s: Ii; 2-9; 3-8; A.
is; So; Cd; 7-6; $40; o.
3; 10-9.
81 Diitrifte: 213; 81; Al;
81; 3D.; IL; 81; 81; 10
-; Ill; 12-1; 1910; III;
15-3; lei; Ill; 49,; 1913;
20-2;. 21-1; 22-1; 23-1; pa;
.25--1. s
i SotaIs @n5abl Der Delsoaten 126.
Ser Sefretar tuuroe beauftra9t, obise
8erbanolungen in Der !, 4reBu. Eiines"
unb Der ,,Sennefle Staats3eituns" bis
gum Sage Der Contention 81 ber0Hents
litben.
Sc 1T gu bofen, oaB sic Mepublifas
nerin ben Warbs unb Oittriften lofors
tige Gdritte tbun tperoen, nm cine
bollitanbige Sreaniiation bersuiteqen,
bamit Die Rrimdrnablen obne SebI ab<
gebalten fueroen f6nnen.
8. 8. Older, SoriiBenber.
& So bn stub m, 9efretair.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
Naentell Derlanat!
Mef0rmcn filr 9amen.

SSySarame SImcfs Brnffs BaIiam Enb poten.
$%~tirter 8ruf= elevator, melde Siiite phgolos
Bsan ienee Stamps fir nd5ere ausfunft: s3a psrs.
tdHfeu tn gaeH Apotbeten uno NooehanoLtm9en fir
SanleR. laiI17
cssrimmrrs StambzSrses nnn yieinfsunss,
'~gal9Ine, in Der edpCiter Sabrit ianoUtrt9s
i3afthd1er 8erfstuse, Rodsiter, 81. 9. Nan fenoe
,.a9 einern Rataioa. jar25 !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
6e9eIn.

81 e9 n.
/. Sic Stabt foII in 5ebn Siitrifte
eingetheilt iueroen, ieoe y9Sarb" biloet
einen Diitritt.
2. 9liemano fol- fib nit 8einigun8
bon @ruben befddftieen obne bnrber
eine4 Grandchildren bon Dem @es
fun6beits6ean,ten erbalten Su baben,
ipelder bonn NtaDor seeengeseidnet
tper6en lift un0 luer cine lol9el Gr@
lanbaiB beibt, ion bielelbe bers
lieren, tpenn ct irgenbpo berfeblt, bies
fen ODER folden anoeren 6egeln na6s
sufomtnen, pelde ipater an9enonmen
lper6en nl0gen.
3. Sn feinem Sail fol- Ser SnbaIt
benabtrittssruben forteeidafft perben,
obne baB beriel6e, ebe Die 9lrbeit be-
sinnt, seb6ri9 besini ieirt iporben it,
mas chen 70 ipabreno Der 9lrbeit uno
mad 8sen6ieung berlelben all eeibeben
bat; un6 ie6erSeit muB oieleS @ei9aft
nit ltren9iter 8eobadtung Der 8ein<
li6feit borgenommen neroen. ollie
&arren, Safer ODER fonitiee gu benz
8lpeGe gebrau9teu 8efaBe mii1en
,,luaiIerbiat" fem unb btelel6en miilien
uninittel6ar nadbem fie geleert iinb
.arlnbli5 auseeipal6en unb -beSinfcirt
iperben, tuel6es Bal6en uno 9teini@
gen am SluB n6roii9 bon ben Staots
qrensen Derri6tet iuerben muB.
4. &etn G4muk unb feline Dertpe<
ieubeu Shiere ODER beaetabiliihe
Gtoffe biirfen iunerbalb Der Corpora
tions9rensenober an irgeno einem ans
oerea, als Dem bon Dem 9elunobeitss
beauater angemieleneu 8lake nieber<
oeIegt perben, 9ie aStrabenreiniger
biirfen nidt ourd ole SauptltraBen auf
ibreM@ege mad ODER BON Der Sniel
fabren, lpeldes Der Ylab lit, pobin Die
StraBeureiniger allen S9mub un6
@hfaH su f6affen baben iollen.
5. Sie Soften fur Wegi6affun9 Oes
G6mnbes bon @btrittem, Naens, S6>
fen II. I. 10. luerben felgenbernlaBen
.feit9eiest:
Sur 6eini9ang BON 9Ibtritts Grus
finfsebn Gents fir ben 6ubifiuB.
Sur &eini9ung Der Aaens, S0fe II.
I. 10. fiinf3ig Gents fur ieoe Rarrenla>
oung. Die Soften fur 8esidaffung
folder @egenitdnoe iinS 6urd) Die Sns
baber 6es @igentbuns ODER ibrer
@gentelt 81 bejablen.
g. 9erlonen, tuelde iid nit &eis
nigen bon gruben beidaftisen. miiien
fi6 cine ODER inebrere patentirte Saugs
punpen anldaffen, 70 baB @ruben uno
Keller, beren Spbatt binldngIid ffiiifig
III, fortgelhafft tper0en fanrL obne eisH
men iiblen Scrub berborsnbringen.
8. 8. Mit dell,
@eiun6beits e8eanter.
9lpprobirt: u. 6. 9llben Wa1or.
glpprobirt: Sebn @bumblp, Staot'
MarfaaH. Sebs 18.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
Nn Sauflente, Sabritaa.
ten lln0 Mn6erc.

BiiniG5t S5r Gner Gei6dft angeEireigt 81 hlbenE
Sa5t Sbr Mot g9aarea ober fonfttge ge9enitdnoe,
1selde 55r ipiinf4t, CUR Renntnib elmer sroBen
Rad5borftaft o6er in allen Staten 81 bringen2
8erianat Sbr nidt neae 2un6en nrS Ansbsbnnng
fei Sud to .enfrei bic Raen Der beiten 8tdtter fur
ouer Yefdlaft in jsbem Staat % Gbal eines
6taates I'M eausen 9anSe ansagebsn uil6 Cure Ans
aeioett su ben 6iuieiten anfdEen bes 6erauseebers
beforaen. sir boben SeesiGlabfommen nit e.ner
eroben MnsabI BEdtter in Rentudp, TenneHee, benz
5ubiiden Snoinna uu6 ssninoiS obaeit olieH, peide
Is nns mSalifb maden, cine Mn5eige btalg ein3rrhs
den, rpeIGe rcn rrenisffens 10000 2enten geleien
tsir6. Gircntare an ale anin6enee per Yon eeidnet.
$rpbebIGtter nebft 8ebingmgeH te: ssltefert
au3eigenbe eripdreu H6 Seit. afihe une Xofen,
1penil tie ns tbre Mitrdge sHfenosn. robirt es mt
unfren1 alt etabIir en- 0dus -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
GprrefpD abenj bes Gintuan=
Deruu0S=gSereiu5.

Sffes Of TIE g0maliiioasrs Of emigration, )
Netp gert, GebrnarD A. 1868.
Cattle Garbeul eaber Grs9anse }
s 0 6u 81 II f m, Gsqr.
geerretar Der beutf6en @eieaidaft
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14

UNI Die ginnabrnen Der Sta6t gu ere
b0ben uno gu berbinbern, baB
- 2ieaeu fret umherIaufen,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-14
Die gtaatsseitans fir 1865.

Sec. bes cinpanosrungs gsrsins.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

Gun CoxnERoIAL ISrrREsrs : Tnr
MEErISo ON CnAsoE YEsrRRrAy.-The
Chamber Of Conf erce yesterday adopted
the following, offered by Col. I. A. Mel
son: t...t..... al
WnrRrAs, The large amount OF com
merce which is carried on in our city,
and the importation OF merchandise from
foreign countries, has assumed such
large proportions that Il 10 serious IN
eonvenience TO o portion OF our mer'
chants, and an embarrassment TO their
business, that no customs warehouse has
been ests blished BY the general Govern
ment in our city; therefore
Resolred, That committee OF i've
members of the Chamber Of Commerce
be appointed 70 petition Congress and
the Secretary Of the Treasury for the es.
tablishment of customs bonded ware
house in this city, so as 10 relieve our i'm
porters from the serious Inconvenience
under which they now labor.
Messrs. A. 7. Lacey, 7. A. Nelson, W.
W. Dennison, W. II. Cherry and ]. W.
Leftwich were appointed the committee.
The following was also adopted with
great unanimity:
WnrRRAs, Ithas been made known to
the people of Memphis that the Dry Dock
Company, now at Cairo, propose to re.
move their works to this city; therefore,
Resoired, That the members OF this
Chamber will cooperate with and assist
the said Dry Dock Company, as far as
lies 10 their power, in obtaining the
business which they seek, and that our
citizens generally be requested to extend
such assistance as they can.
Resolped, As an expression Of the
members Of this Chamber, that while we
regard it as our duty TO foster and sus-
tain our own packets by giving them our
business, we regard it as equally the
duty Of the owners Of said packets to
have their repairs done at said dry dock
when established here, provided it can be
as we'll and cheaply done as elsewhere.
Resolred, That COMMITTEE. consisting
of Captains Duvall, J. II. Hartley, Jas.
Lee and Mahan be appointed to raise
subscriptions Of stock in said dry dock
company. N t I1 A.l
Resoired, That committee Of three
be appointed to petition the Board OF
Aldermen for donation Of two hun
bred aud fifty dollars to assist in defray.
ing the expenses of removing said dry
dock to this city. tts
Resolutions we're further adopted re-
questing the Board of Mayor and Alder.
men to so regulate wharfage that it shall
be uniform toward all boats landing at
this port, and recommending that the
privilege be granted to all local packet
companies of keeping wharfboat at the
landing to be used exclusively by said
packet company in handling freight
passing over their lines.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

TESTIos.-Capitalists will consult
their interests by attending the Chancery
sale of eleven valuable suburban lots, to
take place near the State Female College,
on Thursday next, the 3Oth instant No
better opportunity for a bargain has
arisen within the present period of de.
preston in the realty market The sale
being under order of Court, will posi-.
lively take place as announced. No bet.
ter location for home anywhere in or
around the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

-Four arrests were made by the police
of the lower district yesterday. F33 e
-Thirty-four cases in Police Court
this morning yielded twenty dollars in
fines.
Final discharges in bankruptcy
were yesterday granted to W. 81. Forgey
and Thos. Fl. Aydlett. Pc
The Worsham is more central as to
all points of business and interest than
any hotel of the city.
The sickness prevalent in the city at
the present time seems almost exclusively
confined to children.
Several handsome brick residences
are in course of erection on Urion street
despite the hard times.
Rally to the Overton for clean
shave, good bay rum, and q refreshing
bath. Prices reduced lao
The jury in the O'Hern larceny case
being unable to agree upon q verdict
we're yesterday discharged. WV
Geo. Jones and Sam. SPOTS, negro
night providers, were arrested and com
| mitted at the Adams street station last
evening.
Bill Dixon, negro deck hand on
the City of Cairo, fell into the river at the
packet company's landing yesterday and
was drowned. An attempt was made to
recover his body but proved futile.
Shortly after the negro pow.wow OF
the bluff had broken up last night, the
residence of Mr.. D. Broadhurst, on Elk
change street, was entered and robbed o
a quantity Of ladies' wearing apparel,
Joe Locke, % Jefferson street, thu
prince of newsmen, is constantly in re
ceipt of everything fresh and racy in th'
news and literary line. Joe has also OF
hand base balls, bats, ball caps and hand
books of the game.
Any person having any of the lee
lures, essays, speeches, etc, Of the lat
VIM. T. Haskell, will confer a great favo
by sending the same to Mrs. Parale'
Haskell, State Female College, Green
wood, Shelby county, Tennessee.
There were fifty prisoners in tn
Adams street station this morning, who
EMPLOYED in work house, would earl
for the city at least one dollar each pc
day. whereas their board alone costs tn
city, as It is, City cents a day. Whel
shall we have a work house.
The Young Men Independent Dem
ocratic Seymour Club, at the close O
their regular weekly meeting last even
ing, formed in procession and with fife
drum and torch paraded the streets O
the city up to midnight. They visite
the various Conservative newspaper off
ces and the residences Of several promi
nent citizens, at all of which they wer
cordially received.
We see that our friend J. M. Petit
grew, Of Edmonds, Pettigrew 4 Co., WIG
with his estimable lady, left here a fe'
DAYS since, has settled down for tn
present in Lyuchburg, in his native State
and their arrival duly welcomed by tn
Virginian. They must not stay too Ions
making their friends merry-~there is to
much work to do just now at home. Al
seniees must hurry back.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28
WANTS.

,1IANTED-To EXCHANGE $40 ACRES
w Of good land. in hieh state Of cultlra-
ton, 10 miles from Faystte Ps y a'W w VIZ
orr. p. BATES, at 2Es Front street. lto-
"ANTED-A SITUATION AS. BOOK.
w keeper or salesman. by gentleman OF
many years experience and an extensive ac-
nms,ntsnce. Grocery or commission business
rreferred. For particulars refer TO Longiey'
Wuiheiiand a Co.. No. 800 Front street, Me ias
.,h;s Tenneaeee. W,
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NOTICES..
NOTICE.

raxpEcr1Ns TO BE ABSENT FROM THE :!
n c;tr for 4 month or more. anyone having
as Receiver D, 81 see account
Swings InstitptiopM or II % BoPion At office
Mo- No. Is. over sOi Front street. who Y fully au,
tbor;scd to art for me as above. Al tenants 81
stores and Offices. and persons who may want
10 rent same, will please call on nm ~
IIA-Id0 ~. ". -.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

DKxrIsrnr.-Dr.J. B. WATSON, dentist,
can always be found during Office hours
at his new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. sls Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
bis professional services (OHly), 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

TuE Memphis and Mound City packet
Peos.a makes four trips to Monrd City
daily, leaving ct and II an, and 3 and
am. taking pleasure and hshing par
les Of si1 or more at ffty cents for the
road TIP '
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

JmrRAL" smrn's NOMINATION ~
DoRssp.-B. Lewis harangued his wing
Of the Radical party ct the water tank
on the bluff last night The crowd was
too odorous and the weather toe warm
to hold the meeting indoors, as was
originally intended, hence the adjourn.
ment to the most airy point possible.
Mounting a pile Of lumber, with
julius Cesar Hannibal Carter, and half q
dozen less reputable and intelligent seal
lawags, the great Blewis went on TO give q
history Of the late doings at Brownsville,
whereby Dave Mum was placed in nomi-
nation contrary TO the wishes Of the
friends Of that gallant warrior aud distin-
guished grammarian, Gen. Smith. He
drew q melancholy picture. The only
person up there whom he found glad to
see him, he said, was the bar keeper. He
denounced Beaumont Fitch and Tom
eny, and proceeded to read them out Of
the party. A little nsgro's rolling over
the bluff caused sensation, in the midst
Of which three cheers were proposed and
given for Grant and Smith. A tallow.
dip was produced, and series Of resolu'
tons, expressive of the scents Of the
meeting, were read and adopted, and the
crowd dispersed.
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Good. News.

nousFKEEPERs SHOULD NOT FAIL All.
III 10 gef some Of my ce,eer 81, remesy
seeinst roaehes. n. KAHN a CO., Dry Goods
Dealer, no. l69 Main street corner Popitr,
80 TT n. a. everybody who has done 20 can
recommend u. ~. n AZ -.
Sole Inventor Of the Infailible Remedy sg,inasi
Reaches. IL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

Ia. pHAYMrS.-At meeting of the
Draymen's Association, held at the City
Hall last evening, letter vas read from
T A. Hamilton, requesting the appoint
msut Of committee to visit Nashville
and asmOrialize the Legislature in re-
gard to the ouarous dray tax. He pro-
posed to try to bring tho @Ptter before
the Legislature during the special SEES
sion. and if he succeeded he could tele-
graph to tbs committee, and they could
at once come to Nashville, Messrs. T.
J. Harigan and T. W. 0pOnnsii we're
appointed the committee. This business
being disposed Of, arrangements were
made for a procession and public speak
ing to-morrO~ morning. The procession
will form on the bluff at eieht 2 clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

PAsoHALL HOUSE DRAwlNa.-Certif-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis Of Mr.. E. s. Plummer, W.
II. Passmore Il Co., 260 Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'S bookstore,
3l73 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either of the above parties. l25eodt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

FoR a stylish turnout 20 to Joe SelE-
mans corner Of Third and Union streets.
Joe keeps the best stock to be found any
where. and vehicles. trappings and sad
dies to watch. he is. in short, the very
prince among siablemen.
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NRNPUIS FEMALE COLLEGE,

(TWKNIY-NINTH SESSION.
WE SHALL ORGANIZE THE FORMS
..o,ncement- for the ensuiug Scholastic 4 ear
az aeP FoTty weeks. on TUESDAY, SEPT. ]. 1865.
For Circulars giving full particri,rs Apply 70
Principal at colIsF q M q az Pp;Ssissl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

LoNGwoRTH's NATIVE WISEs-GoLDES
WEDDING, SPARKLING CATAwBA, STILL
CATAwBA, ETc.-The wines from the
Lougworth, vineyard and winehouse have
attained worldwide celebrity for their
excellence, and in purity, fruity flavor
and bouquet, they are surpassed by none
in the market, either native or foreign.
Sold by A. Vaccaro & Co. and Forster,
Kealhofer & Co. cod l60
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~HITEMORE HOUs nc.

SPACIOUS. AIRY ROOMS. CLEAN BEDS,
Nherutiful and quiet locality. and table Dol
....fisd ~ any IN Memphis. Those uishing
bosri would DO veil % select rooms, as me
bouse 4 flling RAPIDLY.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this Office.