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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-06
BRsTFAMILYPAPFR IN TENNESSEE

OF 1868 .a--E gu.B I.r.il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-06
THE NASHVILLE
UNION AND AMERICAN.y

Shorter Periods correspon 5in0lv
Loto, s5laL
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the Walker proceeded to give lecture
on femsle attire, ancient and modern,
concluding with some remarkable obssr-
vatiOns on the bygienie, Anstomieai and
physiological aspects OF the question OF
dress reform. Most Of the troubles OF
the sex resulted from their absurd style
Of dressing, che said, and sndeavOred to
exK.isin. by seizing the poor skeleton by
the pelvis, and pointing out the why and
the wherefore by RDatOmical tilustra--
lions. Every pull the DOctress gave the
skeleton caused the boys TO shout anew,
and to stamp aud clap their hands with
increasing energy. 4. At the conclusion OF
her lecture the Doctress sWeetly smiled
and said IL there wss any man IN the
audience who desired to speak for organ
izsd dress reform she would be glad 20
hear him. Nobody seemed IN hurry
TO respond to the smiling invitation, so
D0etress Walker called upon Mrs. Lock
wood to step forward. To this Mrs. Lock
wood responded promptly, aud opened
BY saying that Doctress Walker, in
stead Of inviting the men TO speak
against dress reform, should have sald
she hoped they would at least cay
word on the sutjact. The reform was
one that women should effect; Il was
none OF men's business, and they had no
tight TO ssy yes or nay to it. She then
said something about the time when
there wss 8 little "gale meaning
"gsfrl (Which brought the bowling
bows in tremendous chorus. Shs was nOi
10 be dsuuted, she said, by the men who
endesyOred to sneer OF snuff st her. She
would say Whist she had to say, whether
they hIssed or cheeTed or howled, and
wanted the men 10 know that. She then
proceeded to give her reasons for be-
lieving in the RlOOmer costume, at some
length, but said nothing very original
She vas followed by the pAisanthropic
shoemaker, OiDonovsn, VINO made
powerful Hibsrnisn appeal in behalf OF
dress reform, during which he Tss fre-
GuenGy interrupted by the Walker cali
Jog 10 him, Your time is up; Cut
it short and wind it up" The shoe
maker finally reached his last and sat
down. The D0ctTsss .HSsbrOuck once
more spoke, directing her remarks to the
young lOsfers who we're making so much
noise and disturbing the meeting. She
said they were boys who ought to be
spanked and Kept - home, or else they
we're men I@Tsnt OF how to behave
themselves. II they had any big woman
ike her to deal with they would all
mighty soon behave themselves and be-
come gentlemen.
The meeting wss still in session when
Vour correspondent left.
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He is Going to CIViIize Sambs at
Home.

Sir Samuel Baker, the author Of those
two entertaining works Of African explo-
ration. "The Albert N'Ysnzsn and
The Nile Tributaries has been placed
st the head Of an expedition organic I'D
bv the Government of Egypt for the
purpose of ascending the White Nile to
its western source. He is to proeeed by
steamer to Glndokoro, q point on the
White Nile only two hundred feet below
Lake Albert NiYanza. Above Condo
koro the stream for about one hundred
miles is rendered unnavigable By cata-
racts, but for the remainder of the dis
tanee to the lake the river is again navi-
gable for steamers. Small steamers are
TO De carried, in sections, across the one
hundred miles of land, aud launched in
the river above the Rsgo mountains
Toe expedition eontempIates not merely
exploration, but the introduction Of the
arts ard customs Of civiliz alton among
savage nations, the termination OF the
infer al slave trsfc, and the making Of
q number of engineering experiments
for improving the navigation Of the Nile,
and turning its feriiliziug waters over
the surrounding desert. This expedition
will 5e the most powerful and systema-
tic effort ever made to irradiate the dark
ness of Central Africa. Letter.
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ThureGay, Nay go, Iss9,

To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, al
the Charleston House, corner OF New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue in toe city OF
Memphis Tennt ssse, between lesai nooTs, ana
con1nen ciag al IL o'clock a IN. OF said day, the
following described property belonging 10 the
estate OF said Bankrupt w:
l. The said Bankrupts interest In the prem
ises known as the Oh srleston House or Madison
HoussS situated on the corner Of New Madison
street. and Charles On Avenue, in The city OF
Memphis the same being held by Bankrupt
by Warrdntee deed from John u. armour, sub
jsc5 10 a deed OF trust executed b. Bankrupt
to p. II. Davie, trustee, To secu 10 said Ar
mOuT certain notes given for rur has money I;
alsO, subject to Cerlaln attachments aga nsJ
said Armour. ana TO a deed OF trust gwen by
said Armour prlOrto Bankrupt's purchase.
2 The said bankrupJ's intei esL in "A lea ehOld
and house al Central Point In the ci.y of Mem-
phis desc -ibed as follows 10 wit: sixty feet Of
fhe east part OF The lot on Spring street, in the
Dunn subdivision, fOru- eTly leased TO Morris,
on which stands q double cottage So Ia lease is
from B. X addsll agent, 10 Miileru q Rogers,
anu the rights of Bankrupt aad Rogers u der
the lesse, are in litigation N tne Chancery
court of Memphis N case or MLlard vs..
Rogers. Tae said lease has also been trans
tered to John d. Armour IS collateral Eecu.i y
for payment Of the purchase money OF said
3. The saI kTupt's interest in the following
Lot No. :, ock A, fronting 81 feet on Her
nando street, ~ 100 feet ep.
lot No 2, Block 49, floating 50 feet on Vance
st-e ct. by 239 test Jegp.
Lot No. 3, b ok 81 fronting 81 feet on Null
berry 3 rect. by lsQ feet dee 4-a.IIa the city of
Memphis, Tennessee, held By 1d Bankrupt b.
tax iiJls deeds Iom The city Of Mem 2his
dated 1866
4 The Bankrupt's interest undivided one
halD in the 10 lowing lands, VIZ ; % fTa-t tioaal
part OF section y rs, \ k9 II W y OF W "A
se>tion 6, r9, n X e, n r q of sectl n II 4 9, \
RSE; "a OF y 4 a oi section IA, I 9, y K e.
in Crutepdeu county, Arkansas, containing
SOC acres, more or less, held by Bankrupt By
Iitle bond or O. n. Mi Ter, dated from June l,
Is. 81 subject TO lien ;or paio plrchase money,
and also subject 10 deed OF tIssI ~ secure
payment of cert2ia notes cue TO y. &. Whip
pie.
5 A large lot of hotel furniture, consisting of
carpets mating bsdsteads, b. dding, chairs, Ia
b. es wasnstands. lounges, sofas, % KING 81 sss-
ee, pictures, shades, lamps, cnam D9r Iuiniture
etc etc, and one meiodeOn.
6. Ali the buls OF exchange, note nds, Sc
curities, GebJs, accounts, oks cecu unt,
c aims equities choses ia action. an all aid
singular the personai effects OF "a - bankrupt
O. every kind and description.
The schec uls and other evidences OF properly y
are to be SIS n a. my orice.
A deposit o. ten per cent required Of all bid
ders on each pUrchase.
w Y. CIRODE, As.ignee, etc,
55J Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
1890
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Dissolution.

n,ITE firm of e ROBBINS & BRADLEY, or
l Memphis and New Ork, IS this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. The firm anne
will be signed by either partner IN liquidation.
The entire stof k o. goods and the good viii
OF The business has been sold and conveyed 70
MessTs HARBOUR WILDER & SIMPSON,
who win conduct IN Memphis the business, on
their own account, and in whose benalf the
confidence of the public is respectfully so
ELISHA ROBBINS,
Is Warren Street. New York City.
EDWA ARD BRADLEY,
S23 Second StTesg, VI NempEis, Tenn.
Dated at Memphis, april 80, 1869.
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Will sell my lands, situated three miles
/ ssef ~ me city, betwegn the Memphis and
fsI,s, lesion Railroad and the Poplar street
Road. on any terms frorn cast - = eredlto
ten years. and IN quantities ranging Iron enrse ,s
fions az II for city pt0pel ", or 1or .npdo<e-
nnerlfs 10 be CONSTRUCTED on other po15.ols-
n = rerifIfs,ce with fror1 TWEEN ty-thres 70 sn-hsI
- - = s.s-es ~ Land will be Sold az bargain Ios
sesh ar on the usual terms. Apply % me on
~ T,rar1feez or address me- fhronGn me foAe-
once At Memphis. - arzrfp ANT
apis
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As. a. BARBOUR, TEos. D. wILDEI
- JAS c. sTmPsOS.
COpartnership.

TSRoM the above. 1t viii be seen that We have
4 hecome the successors Of Messrs. +. Rob
bins q Bradley in the general HARDWARE Busi-
ness Cur well known ex4 eTieDce In this trade
fndncae Us to rely upon = continuance OF the
verv liberal patronage besto Ted upon our
nredecessors We propose TO keep on naad a
ssock we'll ada pted TO the wants OF The sur
rounding country, and viii be- prepared al all
tfroes 10 cfJeg great Inducements 10 purchasers.
BARBOUR, XILDE2 q 81 APs0S.
snvQ dkW
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External Application,

No internal adjuvants being required In any
case only to regulate the bowels, II cOnstipabed,
or in Disrrhes ana DySentery.
The FILES, while astOnshingly prevalent IN
their various forms amongst all classes Of oOLh
sexes, are, at the same time, the most distress
ln Z, freq lenty dangerous, and hitherto most
difficult of cure.
Persons VINO suffer any length Of time with
the Piles generally tIy everything they can
learn of purporting 10 cure the disease, yet re
alize no permanent advan age Sn6relr0II
ruey have been told prOfes sionally. perhaps
there was a. no permanent cure for Piles, aud
consequently have despaired OF sny future ces-
sation from pain and suffering.
10 all such a SPECIFIC Is offered for their
relief The
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Standing Committees

Finance Committee II. T. Winnemore, John
Paul Baker, d. Noting.
C0mmIutee on LanGs-HOWaru MlilspauSns
John A. Grow, ID. W. Flowree.
Comm O ee on steam Ooals s-John y. Davies, !. /.
Ed. Montgomery, Il. =. Carson
Committee on Docks ana Wharyes-W1lllam
CreeVy. n. ). Otis, D. &. Martin.
Committee on Revision OF bylaws ana
Charter-John A Grow, J. P. Baker, Howard
Millspaugn.
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Officers

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVES, President.
Col JOHN a. q GSOW, Vice-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH- Treasurer.
NEW TON s. OTIS. Secretary.
CHARLES S. STEWART, AssistaRt Secretary
JOHN Z. DAVIES. Uhi-f Engineer.
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H-EtlcS 1ntCAC7o-0 01 - -
The Most Successful Physician
TN the treatment of Private and secret Dis
/ essse. Quick thorough and permanent
sacf M sases OF C5Onorrhea and 5yphi.i Is cured
in a few days without the use or Nercury,
chanxe OF diet, or 5indrance nom business:
S,jfhout the use OF Mercury. sufferers nom
Tnnotancy. or Loss OF sexual Power, restored
TO free vigor in few weeks. 5seet OF Sonor-
edies have failed, permanently aud speedily
cured hy q New Treatment.
VictiIns of self. abuse and excessive venery,
snfieripg from spermatorhea aud less OF pnyst-
cal and mental power, speedily aHo 3erme-
nently cured. R8- All consultations strictly
ss-ofiics hours from am. to pm. and ? to
DR. ]. B. RUSSELL, Consulting PhyHieian.
L. q. WARRAS, Secretary.
treaties on Chronic Diseases furnhnen Ires
ON application. apo
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oDD.FELLOws DIRECTORY
THE DRESS REFORmERs.

.,,,ner RrthuSiastfe nemOnstratton-
FstfIauthrOpie on Of sTi>ea1-
Isorfress fasr-EsroucfS's Babies asio q Us
band A n a naceoEnnaoNadAHs
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his hat band, with hundreds Of others.
always felt while in Sumner, as II
were visiting my relatives.
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Bankrupt Sal3 Of Real aad Personal
pronarfV

In the matter of Jason R. Minard, Bankrupt.
DY virtue of a geReral order OF sale entered
Is nv Inc Distdcs Court OF the United States
for the district of fest Tennessee in Bank
ru ptcy, on the lS.h day Of December, 4 D., 1858,
I W LII proceed to sell, on
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General Agents
I. T. WINNEMORE-
special Agents
&c. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.

Local Agents,
John P. Bat er, New Orleans.
W. Spears, Vica sburg.
r. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
]. b. Townsend. Grenada. Miss.
J. W. Johnson, Cairo.
]. S. Cox, Evansville.
]. B. Davies, Lou sville.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
g. Jones, Cincinnati.
Charles 81. BeckwiLh, Chicago.
Martin q Howard. st. Louis.
J. <. Merriman & Co, TT. Louis.
Don Alonzo Childs. New York.
Propositions for subscriptions OF money or
lands to the capital stock of the Company
FY. Rocket.
ubl4 Age1t at Memphis.
No. u Jefferson street.
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NJ CADARTS Pure Vegetable Co.oring, 81
pound, sufficient 20 give rich golden yeiloW
TO 200 pounds of White Butter 81 cents per
sample package. sent 70 any address. NO
farmer should be without Il, as Whlte ana
straaky Butter is worth from SIX 70 Ten vents =
pound less Ia ali markets than that OF q rich
yellow. ie"A
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief alIusion to the orizin OF this import
ant discovery may not prove untnBeresttng.
among the authenticated records OF the re-
nowned captain Cooks voyage around ths
world. is found the statement, that while So
Ourning for a snort time on the Brazilian
'Oaat OF south America he ob5arVed the IA
ives using, IN the preparation Of their fOod, a
peculiar oil, which, upon ex2m1naJlOns n9
loUnd 70 possess the appearance. taste and
favor OF Butter upon further inquiry, how
ever, he ascertained that IL was simply a sub
stance that the natives distilled IN q crude and
imperfect manner from a rich and luxuItant
plant hat grew spontaneously and abe ncantly
in that warm tropical country. A few years
ago an eminent French chemist. whine on
professional visit 10 the tropics. made numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
dueti0n of nature snd succeeded IN extracting
q concentrated eSsence OF me plant Inc ior-
mula for its preparation, and the Sole Eignt
for ths sale in this country are the exclusive
property OF this company, BY whom II Eas
claim for this remarkable, ret simple and per-
fectly harmless preparation
lst. That by It's use net gain OF Erom ~ 70
zoo per cent Is made In the manufacture OF
cutter.
ID. That Butter. which frsm age or whatever
cause, mey be strong. rancid, streaked or
coarse-grafned, and egmparattvely useless for
general use by the aid Of this Extract ls 1e-
stored TO it's original freshness and sweetresss
Sd. BY the use OF this Extract, Ons pound or
den riOus, nesh Butter is actually made nom
5tk. That a pure and excellent table Butter
can be made, at a cost of from Is 70 ~ cents Per
pGHnQ 145 culGi 6A PEN . fAcEe44 bc1l oNA-
Ter which Is the essential base.
SIN. That Battar manufactured by the aid OF
this Extract Is equal u every respect 70 the
best Bu ter maize Oy the ordinary method.
SIN. The Extract. after thorough analysis,
by able chemists, is pronounced perfectly nee
rom any deieteTtous substance. the lngrso1-
sn Is being purely OF vegetable nature
7Lh. In PROOF OF the foregoing assertions, tne
factory Of this compsny Is making one ton OF
Butter per day, y nich meeiB with ready sale
In the New YORK market, aud is consumed
from the tables OF the first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and elsewhere
A sample package Of the EXTRACT (su1ncient
TO make ffly pounds Of Buster1, with full d.
reefi0ns for use. wiz be sent 70 any address on
the receipt Of ST.
CAUTION.-As all articles Of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations. We would spe-
cially caution the puolic against counterfeita
and worthless inltatious, ADVERTISED as pow
dsrs. compounds. etc, as the Extract OF the
Butter Plant Is prepared and sold only oy
The Economy Butter Company.
Onice-II5 LIBERTY STREET.
Factory-23s GREENwIcH STREET, \. Z.
state, County and City Rights for sale, olrer-
ing TO capitalists rare oppOrtunittts for eataO-
fishing 3 staple business, paying enormous
prOnes'
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BUTTER
THE
BUTTER co

auction OF the extravagant cost OF Butter, to
their practical and economical system Of max
ing pure prime Butter By aid OF the
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BUCKEYE SALVE

Is a strictly scientific combination OF well
known remedial agents. and the prOprieiOrs
have no hesitation In saying the BUCKEYE
SALVE Is the
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Lands on the New Railroad.

TWELVE miles from Memphis, cleared and
timbered, in tracts 70 suit. will be offered at
Public sale, FIR one.Ihird cash, balance with
out interest, on the premises,
Wednesday, Nay ~, 1860.
Also. VALUABLE WATER POWER, for
mill and factory, On Big creek, douo 10 slzs
aud fed by perennial springs Of fTee-stone water
on n place
Also, STEAM MILL; also, Cypress Timber
on the railroad. The abOg is acknOwle dyed to
be the healthiest place in the country. For
further informat ion refer 10 NJ. ID. l. stewart,
OF the Circuit Court, 10 Steele. No I55 Front
street, or to myself. ). ,. RE "a BbkI.
Remberton, near Memphis, Tenn, April 70 'o9.
ap2I
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BOARD of directors FOR the Present Year,

Hoard OF DIrecLOFs fOE INC Fresez1s CIR
John A. Grow, j. Ed Montgomery,
Thomas A. Adams, n. $. Otis.
It. NinnemOre, DIR. J. r. Watkins,
William Creevy, +. Y. r ickett,
David DeHayeH, ID c. Martin,
Howard Millspaugh, Captain FL g. Carson,
John Paul Baker, John CObO,
q. Noting, Gen. T. T. Crittenden,
d. W FloWree John g. Davies,
Samuel Patterson, }. G. u Aess, PhlIadelp h1a
4. d. Cobb 238 front st Memphis, Tenn,
George Dickson, Aemphis, Tenn.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY


ANGERoBA, NO. les. Meets lst Monday N
every month, st odd-Fellovs' Hall, cor. Court
and Main. John Zent, Y. n; John BeaEn-
So "a MEs.rzrs, No. lis Meets I'd Friday OF
each month-Aall, cor. Madison and Second
A. J. Wheeler, W. M; Benz. x Pullen, Sec.
r1o~th-Hall. corner Madison and Second.
K. ". Mitchell, ": NJ 5. siurm, Sec.
De 81 TG, No. ~. Aeets Sd Friday Of each
lnontn-Odd- Fellows Esll- P. \. Stanley,
W.M.; r. W. Shat N, ses.
KuwSSISG, No. s4ls Meets 4th FTles5y
OF esch month-at South Memphis hSu
corner Of Madison and second. John Ainslie
W. NJ; 3. &. Puhen, Ser.
RcYAL ARCH.
PEEN Chapter, No 4. Meets - Monday OF eaon
mozth-odd-FellOEs' Hsl. John Zent, NJ. L
h. p; 3 K. Levy, Sec'y,
r AND s. 4.
\ rEEEA Council. No. s. Meets "a donusy oi
. sach month-Odd-F Fellows Hsll. John lenti
Tn. H. n. J. Wiggin. Rec.
TEEPLARs.
CYKESE C0nlmsndery, No. 4 Meets SIN Non- \
day OF each month. John Zent, Conn., N J.
Wiggtu, Fec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
HKRMEs AND M1rHRAs Lodges meet in con
junction zfh wednesday In every Inohth'
CIsiPasIS iol Princes OF Jerusaleln, lstb :;
No Rans. Y PnieB 22a.. Isrsn.''i A
E FganklsDc. SD, Recorder. -
Canvas S4At.lArA u r.Oss ST91i Aes-i = S,,- =
Charles ". Adams, sd, n. W. H. T. AoA1-
uBao1, sd, SEQ. 49,.
Y,ETFIPPE DUFI.EssETs Council Of K-h, s9tn.
NO J. Henry P. WoOdsrds I'D, CoIn1o-'' :
william Z. Clro1e, SD, Rec. -
CoSsysTsiFY OF " Isl fkSSESsEE az1- SOA,- -
Ainsiie. SD, Conn. IN Chtefi Dodge u
Sra6sr, sd, Reg.
ODD DIREC1ChA
-, ~. ,rp,rg,Tr. No. g 20. o. F. Meets
-, -. - and Sd 1hursdey nights oI esae
T-,rl6 = HelleTsh, C r: a. r DaNls
n p- Thomas Bacon, Scrlbe-
~ pf,,rs- :, 5DGF No. 6.-aaeetS every TUESDAY
TisbI al o'cleek. y +. Davis, y. o; J W
Wavneshurg. v. G.: Il os- MoIet, SecletS y.
C1IrEAsAw LoDSE. No. S.--Meels eSers ,AS1 aSI-
fsy plelt ST O'Clock A. Beehn. , -
4 Russell, Y. G.; Thomas Baco1' Seersls'-
P2HT ouer. .No. J. Degree OF Rebes ah-Aeets
On ne lst rldsy ne ht in each month
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CURE OF EVERY FORM
HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES

WHETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RE-
w cent origin, internal or external, whether
attended with Prolapsus, demOrrnage or OBJ
structiOn, and all by
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ONLY lNFALLIBLE SPECIFIC

OALf INFALLlhLE SPEClfiC
Ever discovered for that disease, aud which
cures by outward application only, and that Ia
time to come, as ia the past, IL viii stand the
test of trial without failure, to perform ali the
proprietoIs claim tor IL, IL the directions are
attended TO.
A large number of gentlemen throughout the
country OF high character and influence nave
voluntarily attested to its efficacy in their own
cases, not from hearsay, and whose certificates
may be seen by reference to the publications..
The proprietors will forward to any address
one bottle, postpaid, on receipt Of the retail
price, 81 90 per bottle.
A Liberal Discount TO Druggists
anu Dealers In Medicine.
This salve viii keep in any climate for years.
W.. WIGis.& co., P'OprietOFs,
apg7 dRw MEMPHIS. TENN.
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wHEAroN NURSERY,
HORN LAKE ROAD,
II-s Miles south of Memphis.
ane selection OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Green House PIsnIs, Etc..
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Warraeted Trs.e to Nane.

IAN orders carefully packed, with only
snail cnarge for packing. and delivereesn' -
depots or aiiy place in the city. We Will e1-
change Nursery stock for improved real esiaSo
ELeavs orders for Bouquets one day "a al
vance at r. G. Craig q Co.'S, ~ Maln sA1eei
Address J. A. BREWER agent
feb29 or WADDY THOAfsoN. Fropf
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DR.. RUSSELL'S
DISPEN SARY
The Largest and oldest Institution Of
the klnd tn the Southwest Estab-
ltsned Mime Years, and the
Oaiy Reaiable Place for
the Cure OF
PRIVATE DIS EAs E s.

Dr. RUSSELL, no. AZ North Court Street
North side of Court Square, Mem phis,
Tenn. is Acknowledged By all
pariies interested as by Tar
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

CYKkSE CSnmsDdery, No. 4. Meets 9Th Non
WigEir, Fec.
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From the Nashville Union and American
NEW YORK, March -
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Factory-236 GREENWICH STREET, y. Z.
state. County and City Rights for sale. offer-
ing to capitalists rare opportunity Tor easaO-
fishing 3 staple business paying enormous
profits.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-05
SIR SAMUEL BAKER.

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