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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-27

pleasant, ISDEED.-There are very
few people who do not like to travel
Some prefer to 90 by boat, others by
railroad. Our experience in railroad
travel has generally been unpleasant for
the most part, owing generally to the
treatment we received at the different
hotels and eating stands along the road.
Ia fact, we haze thought that railroad
companies and eating house keepers had
a mutual understanding not to allow a
man time to get the worth of his money.
There are exceptions, however. to this
rule as we'll as all others, and We must
say that the greatest exception we have
noticed ia at the Verandah House, at
Sardis, on the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad, kept by that clever and whole
souled gentleman, Charlie Richards.
Charlie keeps the best house on the road.
His table fairly groans under the weight
of all kinds of good things, and he has it
so arranged that passengers have plenty
of time to get square meal before the
conductor cries out "all aboard" Charlie
vas formerly citizen of Memphis, and
is well known in this city. He was q
amboatman Coz many years, and as
such was q success. In fact, We have
never known him in any capacity bnt
that lac stood head. When you go to
Sardis, be sure to call on Charlie. He
will always give you the best he's got.
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nut in plea in these cases, and have
staid the hand Of these pIethoric credi-
tors, who, no doubt, bought these war
rants at a mere song, or got them rs
Woodward did his $3.50 extra pay. we
would like to know the names OF these
creditors. Was not one the Merchants
National Bank {? and il not our smooth
Mr.. Merriman heavy stockholder IN
this bank? II such is the fact let us
know it. Mr.. Merriman. And tell us II you
had known Mr.. Woodward would have
put in pleas to these sHits and have hung
them up in the courts (as he could have
done) would you have advised your
bank 1--WE don't charge you did, yet It
ssvors of ii), to bring suit on warrants
We don't think you would, Mr. Merri-
man. Tell us further, 0 thou Merriman,
how it is that the Merchants National
Bank, through it's President, W. IL.
Cherry, recovered these large judgments
against the county at the appearance
term (Mr. Woodward not pleading) I? and
how it is your Board, after this, con-
cluded to have Mr.. Woodward put in
pleas hereafter to all other suits Z We
think, Mr.. Merriman--and it is hard for
you to make us think otherwise--that
you are heavy stockholder of the Mer-
chants National Bank and one of its
directors You can't be like C@sar's
wife in this transaction, Mr.. Merriman.
But we must rest content with the doings
of such as this Board has been guilty OF
until the shackes are lifted from our
good and true, till wicked and dishonest
men are hurled headlong from oilice,
and others whose names are fair AMI
honor ia bright judge Of our rights and
collect the revenues for our State. We
long for the time, and ardently wish it
was upon US. EYES OPEN.
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The Clarksvilla Chronicle thinks there
will not be more than half crop of to-
bacco 10 that section this year.
Captain James II. Wilson died at bis
residence in Williamson county, on Mon
day last, at the age Of seventy years.
Nearly all the corn in Giles county
was blown down by storm on Monday
night; so we're nearly all the chimney
tops in the little town Of Pulaski.
The Banner says the road-bed Of the
Tennessee and Pacific railroad, between
Nashville and Lebanon, "is being pre-
pared with commendable rapidity."g
The cattle plague is said to be making
sad havoc in East Tennessee. In this
quarter cattle are dying pretty fast, but
SO far we have heard no complaint Of q
plague.
Andrew Johnson, ex.President, is on
his way to the Red Sulphur Springs, in
Macon county, to recruit his health. The
Red Sulphur Springs is an odd place for
Moses"
The proceeds of tableau at the
Edgefeld Opposite Nashville) Male
Academy, last Thursday week, for the
benefit of the Clarksville Memorial As.
ISOLATION, amounted to 1924 IS.
The Nashville Union and american
says the members of the Labor Union in
that city are talking of bringing out a
candidate for Mayor. There is some
talk Of a similar movement in Memphis.
All the election returns have been re-
ceived at the office Of the Secretary oil
State, except from the counties of Grun
dy, Putnam and Blount The vote so
far stands: Senter. ll9,4l5; Stokes,
53,774. Senter's majority, 65.64l.
The jackson madison county, Whis
says of the new member of the Legisia'
ture from Ovsrton county: 1--WE have
known 'Obie Young in all the vicissi
tudes of life, and we know him to be g
thoroughly honest man." Just the right
man, then, in the right place.
It is rumored that the Nashville Press
and Times, which was sold to few
fogies for $4,000 previous to the late
gubernatorial election, will soon "play
out" and the Banuer become the "greal
organ of the Liberal party. The Press
| and Times at present is wishy.washy
| rag, and its death will be more of boon
than loss to the State.
A chair factory has been started in
Nashville, and large number Of hand,
are daily employed therein. The sages
of Memphis think they can induce i'm
migration hither without starting fac
tories or works of any kind to give people
employment. We think they had better
follow the example of Nashville and star,
factories before they call on people with
out money in their pockets to come
hither.
No small number of queer glances were
cast at q gentleman who coolly took of
his coat in church at Nashville last Sab
bath. The Banner says the female com
panion of the cool Christian 10 the same
pew appeared to fully realize the awk
wardness of the situation, and moved
away from the coatless one into the fsl
corner of the pew. The service over, she
fastened precipitately out of the church
followed leisurely by her gallant in his
shirt-sleeves, with his steaming dustel
flung gracefully over his left arm"
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RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
Reports or Com miftees- RESOLUTIONS
Fruits of the Picnic.

This society held their regular meet
ing last night at the Exchange Building,
with Vice President Anderson in the
chair.
Following the reading and approving
Of the previous minutes, the Committee
on Credentials reported favorably on
applications for membership. submitted
to them at their last meeting, which re.
port was received and adopted, and the
applicants entered on the rolls.
The Relief Committee reported certain
duties performed, and asked for further
instructions.
The committee appointed to suggest
members from each ward of the city, be-
longing to the society, on Committee
Of Education, reported that the common
school system of the city afforded ample
facilities to all poor children to obtain a
good education, and that it was not nee
essary that anything should be done fol-
them in that line; but that similar com.
mittee to search the wards for proper OBJ.
jects Of relief be appointed, inasmuch
as more good would be accomplished.
A resolution was passed making it the
duty of members and applicants to fur
nish their names, residences and places
of business, etc.
Mr.. Sengstack resigned, and Mr.. White
was appointed in his stead on Committee
on Federal Correspondence.
The vote of thanks rendered Farris &
Harkey was rescinded, they having re-
ceded from the offer of the Park free OIL
rent.
The Picnic Committee reported having
done all to make the past reunion plea
SAINT one to all attending as well as cred
liable to the society, and also desired Ia
thank the following contributors Of arti
cles Mrs. Hunter, Messrs. Duffin, Brau
ner, Bohlen, Huse & Co., Flaherty and
O'Brien also to Mr.. Fitch for a gift OIL
FIVE dollars. The followidg is the in
come and expenses Of the day, as re
ported by the Treasurer of the commit
taa.
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RIVER.

The river at this point declined two and
a half inches in the last tweuty.four
hours. 1t is now tweniy-four feet nine
and half inches below the high water
mark of 1867. We have no news from
the rivers above, but suppose they are
still on the decline. The Arkansas and
White rivers are both falling.
Business fair and weather az hot as
the-tucker.
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Cool AS THE CRAes OF ScorLASD.-Il

Cool AS THE CRAGs OF ScoTLAsD.-In
consequence of the immense amount OF
cooling required during the sultry term,
the CaledonIs SALOON, corner Of Main and
Madison streets, will set out the best ale,
porter, 'alf and 'alf, ETC., ice cold, for ten
cents per glass. Straight and mixed
drinks, Efteen cents. ts. ISL
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JoE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has
Harper, Cody, DemOrest, Peterson, the
Galaxy, the Land We Love, New Eclec-
ticand Putnam for September, besides
a hos, Of other magazines, eli the late
scientific, sporting, literary, police
t.skioh, German. Irish and French
!. kes: Nash=iiis. Cincinnati. Louis
v;pa louis, Chicago and New York
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THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST. j. De-
vote has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams streets. l34.l59
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Go 70 Wm. Carse, No. 8 Madison
street, to buy your fresh dairy butter and
the best No. -four and Robinson county
whisky, at the lowest market prices.
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CossRssArIoS CHILDREN or ISRAEL

CoSsRreArIoS cHEL9RES or IsR4EL.-
Parties DESTROYS to procure seats for the
approaching holidays, will be supplied
by calling at the Synagogue on Sunday
next between ] and 3 pm. Members OF
the veatry are requested to be present.
BY order of the President,
1866 LEW. wFxLER, Secretary r. I.
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BOARD WAxTED.-A young lady de-
sires board in a private family or boarding
house. References given and required
Address "P," LEDGER effice. l48T
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VIZ direct attention Of The old patrons
and the many new friends of Mrs Pla,h,
to the card, inserted in the LKDGER Of
to-day, snuoanoing the re-opening Of her
school on the 9Th pFOx, Up tho Library
building. " advise allis SEND children
10 her, as she surely knows how 10
tain them in the way they should go"
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Travellers over the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad can always get q nice
meal at the Verandah Hotel, at Sardis.
Charlie Richards knows just how to make
YOU comfortable. l54t
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The steamer Linton will leave to-nor-
row Saturday at five o'clock p. m, for
Louisville and CINCINNATI; Hayward
master. Owing to the low stage Of the
St. Francis river. this boat will not run
in that trade until business revives
and water rises.
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THE CITY.

PIrrsBpEG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown b Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. !
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Net %
The report as submitted was adopted,
vote of thanks rendered the members
of the committee, and they discharged
from further duties.
The Association then adjourned until
their next regular meeting day, Septem-
har OH
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" YoU want biIl-heads, cards, circu-
lars, account sales, or anything 10 the
way of job. printing, come to this o&ce,
~hese Yoa Win get the yeFy best at the
lowest kiad Of prices, Give US a call
bsiore making yOQr ordeFs l4sf
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GENTLEMEN, PLEASE TAKE NorIoF =
Just received another large lot of British
half hose, 81 so per dozen; gents linen
handkerchi 6, s. so per dozen; puff
posom shirts, So gauge understands,
81 %. NJ. KRAUs 4 Co.,
1891 Corner Main and Adams.
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II. WAsr & Co., 297 Main street, call
the attention of MERCHANTS to their large
stock of blank books. l62-9'l3
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FoR REST.-Two stores under Green
laws Opera House. One contains costly
partitions, suitable Tor Eestearrssts. !
will lease to good tenant upon most
favorable terms. The Opera House will
be open the entire season. Apply to W.
u. Greenlsw, jr.. 3I5I Second street. 2
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Boats Clearing To-Day.

The new sidewheel passenger packet,
George w. Cheek, will get away prompt.
ly this evening at five o'clock, for
Helena and Friar's Point, making land
isgs wherever desired, under command
Of that whole-souled and gallant gentle
man, Captain George Malone. Those
gay and festive" young gentlemen.
Charlie Smither and Charlie jackson,
have charge ofthe Office aud please every
body,
That splendid freight and passenger
packet, Marble City, leaves for Cairo and
St. Louis this evening at five o clock,
with Captain Carter in charge.
The United States mail packet ". A.
CaldVali will leave this evening for Pine
Bluff, Little Rock and Fort Smith. Tha.
whole-souled and experienced river man,
r. l.. Haises, commands, while W. T.
Batter aud Robert De Shields, her polite
and geutlemaply clerks, con be found in
the Office.
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GET your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct Of the manufacturers, Wig
gaus 4 Thorn, zse Clay building. sol
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-27

The German National Bank of this
city sells foreign exchange on all the
principal cities Of Europe at New York
ra,es l5sf
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Roass CIearingTe>m errew.

The feet aud magnificent steamer
Linton, Captain N. B. Hayward in com
mand, will leave at FIVE o'clock to-mor.
row evening for Helena, aud all uavigable
points on st. Francis river. The Linton
is a splendid sost to travel on, and our
meresapts viii save money by shipping
their goods on her Les, Ware is her
clerk.
The Natoua will light out for all
points on White river tomorrow evening
at FIVE O'clock. Captain Davis, one Of
the cleverest men in the world, is her
commander, aud Jimmy Thompson and
chas. Sharpe are her accommodating
clerks.
The City Of Cairo will back out for
Cairo and St. Louis tomorrow evening ct
FIVE o'clock, with Captain Malin in CON-
maud. C. II. Conrad will be found at
the desk.
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Personal.

Capt Kinlock Faconer, editor of the
Holly Springs Reporter, paid us q visit
in our sanctum this morning. he is in
the city for few days on business con-
nected with his valuable paper We
would recommend to our merchants and
other business men this medium OF
advertising, which cannot fail to be OF
the greatest financial benefit to them
should they avail themselves fit.
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A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
MRS. PARALLEL HASKELL AND MISS
wi Mary q. Haskell will open a school for
girls in South Memphis, September 6. 1869.
Mrs. Haskell will devote her exclusive atten-
ton to the Preparatory Department. Miss
Haskell will instruct the moro advanced
pupils. Tuition at the usual rate of first cass
schools in the city. Tuition in advance. Pat
rons notified of location. inquire at No. 1888
Union street. 145 I56
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RfMovAL.-Wheaton Il Co., fashion
able hatters and furriers, have removed
to 279 Main streot-Handlan & Co.'S old
stand. ~
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M R y M A Y -
English and French School
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THE FIFTH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
i will open on Wedn esday. the LIST Of Sep
tember next. on Wellington street, south Of
Beale; accessible from all parts of the city by
street railroad.
The satisfaction given to the patrons Of this
wel-known institution during the past sci olas-
tic year. is the best recommendation which can
be offered to any who may wish to inquire into
its merits.
Regular lessons in French by Major l.. May.
Latin withou. extra charge. German. music
and drawing by competent professors.
MRS. LETITIA MAY,
1884 PRINCIPAL
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KISDLrSc, sawed and split wood, and
cord wood of the best quality, at c. d.
johnson & Co.'s, No. l22 Adams st. I'll
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II. WADE 4 Co., 297 Main street, cal
attention to their large stock of writing
papers and envelopes. i52 9-ls
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Iryou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 TO Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-27

LADIES, PLEAsE TAKE NorIcE.-Just
received large lot Of hoop-skirts, SOC.
each; another lot of corsets, u besides
We offer our entire stock atgrest bargains
10 make room for the fall trade.
NJ. KRAus & Co.,
I5I.t Corner Main and Adams.
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Regular Memphis and Friar's Point
Trt-WeekIy Packet.
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lryou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Nsgibben & Bro, 2sl Main street
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No. l22 ADAMS STREEr.-Our custom
ers get first class wood and guaranteed
measure. l2l] c. Fl. JoHNsOy& Co.
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BOARDING..

.hoIRDING. a VERY DESIRABLE
s, ~, m on secord iioor: aiso.a nIeasant
y lte.i .,.,.s eoor fr ell with board. ~ 81
fps1 s1rsst slso day leari heierence given
\ "a required.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-27

H. WApE & Co., 297 Main street, cal
the attention Of parents to their lou
prices for school books. now that tbs
schools are soon to open. 1921;
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EDUCATIONAL.
Public Schools.

OPFroE Surf BOARD OF EDuoATroS,
August Il, 1863. J
TIME CITY SCHOOLS. BOTH WHITE
L and colored. will open on the first Monday
Office, No. 30 North Court street. in Odd Fell
lows Hall, on and after Tuesday. the 2ith inst,
until the schools open, to issue tickets of adj
mission to the white schools. The hours of
a.r9. to o'clock r M, and from pm to SPIN.
Non-residents Of the city can send their
children to the City Schools on payment Of
moderate tuition fees at tho time Of admission.
15l-1h6 j. II. LEATH, Supt.
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NOR RENT-A NO. ! STORE, FIVE
II stories high, in the center Of business. on
Main street. nearly opposiee INC "a
Main street. up stairs. i1,-,
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NOR RENT-THELARGEs T0RE-HOUSE
II No go Front street. Apply 70.
= NJ w, j. CHASE 4 CO..
= .1s7 AZ Poplar street.
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.NEo. w. EEK.
VI dec. Malone. master. leaves 49,
A. shave every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
aud FRIDAY. at pm. Apply On board. ils-i
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HATS, CAPS AND FURs.-Wheaton d
Co., hatters, have removed to 279 Main
street.
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BRINKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE.

South Terminu, of Desoto Street.
Memphis, Tennessee,
WILL OPEN IT'S SECOND SESSION
w September LIST.
Terms for five months. positively in advance:
For all branches Of English, Latin,
Greek, French, Spanish. German and
ltalian............ ...................-..$ 80 90
For Harp, Guitar and Piano Music.
Vocal and Instrumental. ................. 30 90
For Board. with furnished room. fuel,
lights, washing and towels 125 90
No incidentals or deductions.
No books or stationery furnished. EXCEPT for
cash. REV. j. d. MEREDITH,
1858 President.
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Fl. WADE & Co., 297 Main street, whole
sale and retail booksellers and station
ers. l52-9-l3
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WHEATON, h Co., hatters and furriers,
have removed to 279 Main street, late
Handlan's.
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"GABBERT ACADEMY, !"
No. 121 Vance Street.
V,HE FALL SESSION OF THIS INsTI-
TUTE will open on the

Under the supervision Of Miss H.. LOUISE
BEACH and her sister. Miss MARY BEACH.
The favor of its patrons which this Institute
has 70 literally enjoyed. and the popularity of
cipals, bespeak for il most successful fall
term. Unremtting attention will be given to
the solid progress Of the pupils. and nothing
spared to secure for them all the accomplish
ments. az we'll as the necessities. Of thorough
education. j. Il. MERRIMAN,
liS-t President Board of Trustees.
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II. WADE & Co., 297 Main street, Offer
unusual inducements to wholesale buyers
this season. Mark that! l529-la
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WANTED "A STORE-H0USE. WITH
w three rooms and cistern. suitable for a
small family grocery, by good paying tenant,
for one year from LIST Of September Address.
with terms. location. etc., TOmh
153-156 Ledger once.
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IL you want good old Megibben whisky.
20 to Megibben 4 Bro, 28l Main street.
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IL you want good old Megibben whis-
ky, 90 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main st.
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For Friar's Point and Way Land'ss.
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vxyANTED "A Low. SECONDHAND
w desk. Address w. p,
l55-l57e Ledger Office.
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Money TO loan at sos Main st. 1861
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yxyANTED-T0 HIRE A NO. SERVANT
w girl. Best wages paid. Apply at No.
los Jefferson street. loo-lo7~
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WANTED EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that DR.. Russells VEGETABLES IN
two to ten days, without the use Of medicines
Internally. For sale at kussells Dispensary,
AZ North Court street. Sent securely packed,
TO any address. en- receipt of price S5 per
bottle. I3n-I
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EOw R e Mt.

~. A. wHEATLEY, Rental Agent.
Re1heI Block. Office NO. =,
TNoB RENT-DwEILING EoosE no. "a
Court street. Tenant m ust eiye, sqsn !, notes
to secure rental money. E. Ia. il AmLlE;
~ of Smith. Kittredse Hamhn.
1ss.Ib7. 30 North Court street.
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.

EALL SESSION WILL OPEN WEDNES-
II day. Sept. 7. For catalogues or circulars
call at Young's bookstore, or ut l09 Madison ct.
1894 MRS. A. ID. HALE, Principal
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WANTED AT COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
w q good housekeeper, washerwoman and
scrubber also. good gardener'to work ut
Commercial garden. Apply Immediately.
l5J-l65 M. ALLEN
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II. c. sLAUaHTER's SCHOOL
Eighth Ward, Memphis.

r WILL OPEN MY SCHOOL FIRST
l. September. at my residence, near Brinklsy
avenue. one quarter of mile north of Poplar
street. For particulars or circulars apply to
the principal. 1921
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TyoR RENT-A COTTAGE RESIDENCE.
X 10 Robinson street. containing five rooms.
,' IN 70 II. MELLEKSH.
70 ',s5 IS Madison st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WEATHER.

Meteorological observations. as reported to
as by Mr., Edward Goldsmith:
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
&c to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street