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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-17
OF TAXES.
Shelby Receives TWeniy-One Thousand
DOilars-M. ID. l.. stewart
the County Some Service.

Colonel NJ. D.. l.. Stewart, who, with his
lady, has Just returned from an extensive tour
around the Northern lakes, down to New
lantic coast, turned over yesterday, 20 Mr.. A.
Woodward, County Trustee, the state Comp
%troller's warrants in favor of shelby county
for twenty-one thousand two hundred and
twenty-etght dollars and ninety cents
collected by him as Special Commissioners
appointed by the County Court at July term
last. Colonel Stewards settlement with the
State resulted in his collecting ten or twelve
thousand dollars more than was expected BY
the court. It appears that 1t was a claim that
no one knew anything about until presented
by him, when he was a. once appointed 10
proceed TO Nashville and make the settlement,
troller when, after many days OF chreIul IN
vestigation, Mr.. Stewart handed MIN ms
voucher for the above sum.
1t is we ] Esown that for many years large
amounts OF real estate have been struck of 10
the State for unpaid taxes, and that p9rttes
have redeemed much of the same by paying
under the existing law the amount OF taxes,
State, county, Jail, railroad and other special
taxes, directly to the Treasurer, or through
the Circuit Court Clerks, into the state Treas
ury, although the State had never paid these
taxes. Colonel Stewart, whose long expert
ence in official life had made him 50 familiar
with these things, saw That IL was doing MUS
tice to the counties, and he prepared a bill and
secured its passage, requiring the Comptroller
and Treasurer OF the state 10 pay all these
county and special taxes back TO the counties,
and under that statute and the appointment
of the court,h h proceeded to Nashville and aid
ed by his thorough knowledge of the business
in hand, he tool the books and papers in the
office of the Comptroller, and after many days
labor, hunted up the amount stated, for which
the Comptroller promptly issued him the
warrants on the Treasurer. For this, we think
Colonel Stewart is Untitled to much credit by
the people of his county, who certainly should
have everything due her from the State TO aid
her tax-ridden people. The law now requires
these taxes on the redemption of real estate 50
sold to be paid directly 10 the County Trustee,
and Colonel stewart secured the modification
of the law. Very few can boast of having
done as much for Shelby county as Colonel
Stewart can, and none has labored more
aSsiduously to requite her for the many fiat
tering compliments received from her people,
The County Couat will no doubt fully appre-
ciate his Yaluable Services in this matter.
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PERSONAL.

DR.. J. r. POWELL has returned to the
city, and opened his Office at No. 30 Main
street.
GERALD GRIFFIN, ESQ, after a pro-
tracted absence in the East, was yesterday at
the Peabody.
MR.. F. s. DAVIS, President of the
First National Bank, returned to the city yes
terday, after an absence Of some time.
GEORGE S. RICHARDSON, ESQ.,, re-
turned to his post yesterday. He has been
spending several months in the North. His
friends viii be glad 10 see him 50 much i'm
proved.
G. +. HARRIS, Mississippi; w. i.
Pope, Mississippi; John A. Gibney, Wheeling;
7. N. Cox, Kentucky j. q. Graves, LAGRANGE;
kansas; n. b. Phipps, Sardls, Mississippi, are
at the Peabody Hotel.
OUR handsome and popular friend, c.
W. Schultz, Esq Assistant Cashier OF the First
National Bank, returned yesterday from an
extended tour in Europe, where, in addition
to a most pleasant visit 70 his family, he had
the honor Of an interview with his distin-
guished cOuntryman. Count Won Bismarck.
The many friends Of Mr.. Schultz warmly con-
graduate him pa his safe return to Mem
phis.
Mr.. RUPE, of New York, and Mr..
Oervel and party, from Germany, reached the
Overton Hotel. These gentlemen are we'll
known capitalists, and are largely interested
in railroads. Visitors Of this kind are re-
quired, and 10 Is 10 be hoped that business
men may present sufficient inducements for
them TO make some some Investment in Mem
phis, as capital is all that is needed TO make
this one OF the largest business centers In the
West or South.
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Change of Firm.

VIHE Firm of WEST BROTHERS have this
i day associated with them IN business JAS
l. DANIEL. OF Crockett county, Tenn, and
JAS. II. WRIGHT, Of Paris, Tenn, forthe pur-
pose OF conducting General Commission
and business, under the name
and style of WEST, DANIEL WRIGHT, No.
2 Towards Row, Memphis, Tenn.
II. &. WEST.
]. T. WEST.
% ConsignmCuts OF Cotton and Country
Produce solicited.
au2O WEST, DANIEL & WRIGHT.
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THE APPEAL IN EUROPE!
What the French Journal, Ia Mes
saSer, Says OF II.

We give below, at the request of several per-
sons who propose to visit the Worlds Fair at
Vienna, the translation of the excerpt from
the Messenger de PtITiS, which appeared in the
peal The Messenger says:
"a newspaper edited with distinguished in
telligence, the Memphis APPEAL, thanked
the Messenger de PuTis the other day for the
efforts made by its correspondent with a view
to attract emigration to the only part of the
United States where French emigration can
succeed, that is to say to the great Valley Of
cupied by the French nearly two centuries
ago. It complains that the city has not pro
vided the necessary funds, but it hopes that
before long private subscriptions and appro-
priaIiOns from counties will be applied to the
Introduction of French emigrants, 10 whom
the aforementioned paper promises q frater-
nal welcome. AT the same time it expresses
a desire that France may resume the place II
formerly occupied in America, and re-
occupy the position which it abandoned near
ly a century ago. We should be proud and
traditions of France perpetuated among US.
Nothing could be more generous or more
courteous, and we hope the invitation from
the first journal in Tennessee will be listened
to both in Paris and the provinces"
The Messenger further says: I'VE invite our
readers therefore to cultivate the friendship
of the Southern States, il was among them
that Washington, Jefferson and all those who
sincerely loved our country were born. You
have doubtless not forgotten the saying of
Jefferson. n great man declared that every
next France. A century has passed away
since then; to the great men have mentioned
have succeeded Grant and Wilson-a tanner
and a cObbler.r
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COLES CIRCUS A SUCCESS.

Circuses innumerable have visited Memphis
during the past few yerrs, but never has
any mammoth menageTie been filled as was
that of Coles Circus last night. To call it a
regular jam would be to express the appear
ance in a very slight degree. Every seat was
occupied, standing room was at a premium,
and many juveniles eneroached even into the
ring itself. One of the witty clowns, however,
soon caused them to draw their legs out of the
circle by telling them somewhat wttt1ly that
they could not play there the game Of the
Muscovy ducks, when placed in a stable, and
say to the horses: "Let us all be good friends,
not tramp on each others toes. The boys
made the application, and the horses had the
ring to themselves. The entertainment
throughout was really capital, and the
liberality of the management highly
c~Ommendable. One grand important feature
of the exhibition was George Bachelor, the
great champion leaper of the world, who took
a flying leap over sixteen horses and cleared
them like a bird. He also, with Professor Star,
threw n double somersault, a feat seldom 10
be seen perfored in one night, under the same
canvass, by two performers. Mile Rosa Is a
graceful little equestrienne, and succeeded in
eliciting rapturous applause. TIL talented
little ladies who performed on the trapeze lit
orally brought down the house. The classic
groupings have seldom been equa1led in
Memphis. The menagerie is well worthy the
study of lovers of natural history. The conf
pany perform this afternoon ana evening.
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JURY FEES.
The Cost of Daily ISSUES of Certificate.

Now that three Of our courts are in session,
the following, which we find in the nashville
UnlOn and AmeTfcdn, Will be found pertinent
and worthy the especial attention Of our
judges:
entitled to Jury fees for services rendered. TO
have their certificates issued every day while
in attendance. Few Of them think II costs
fifteen cents 10 have a certificate issued
making a total cost Of several hundred dol
lars, when by waiting and drawing all on one
certificate the amount would De only hfteen
cents. IN addition 70 this the country be
comes flooded with jury certificates which
are showed and then presented for payment
BY the party into whose possession they have
come. For the benefit of those entitled TO
compensation as jurors, we append two sec
tiOns of the code,
"Section 1865. Jurors mus prove under oath
at the term Of the court at which they serve,
and before the clerk of said court, the ferTl-
ages or tolls necessarily incurred in going 20
or returning from their place OF residence 10
the Courthouse"
From this it is seen the time for the juror to
prove his claims is at the term he serves.
By virtue Of the other section, 4D35, The
Clerk Of the Court shall when the jury is dis
charged make out and certify a list Of the
jury, with the number OF days they nave
respectively served, and the amount due TO
each and deliver the same to the Clerk of the
County Court, who shall record in the revenue
docket, andt the J1dge or Chairman OF the
County Court shall issue separate warrants TO
the Jurors for the TO each OF them.
II is seen thai the custom hitherto prevailing
relative 10 jury certificates Is not sanctioned
by good law. During the sitting of the County,
Criminal, Circuit and Law Courts, il has been
the custom certainly not the lawG to issue
every Saturday from forty to fifty, and some
times more jury-ceTtiicates each costing hf-
teen cents, and footing up a considerable total
which the taxpayers must 1quidate. say a
Juror is entitled 10 twelve dollars, and takes
out as many certificates, each for one dollar,
in the end he will have cost the county one
dollar and eighty cents which he should not
have incurred, by drawing altogether but fif-
teen cents, a difference Of one dollar and sixty
five cents. Take twelve jurors who draw this
often, and the illegal difference will be starti-
ling.
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The river at his point fell two inches yes
terday, standing, at last observation, seven
feet hve inches above low water of ISL. A
New Orleans il was thirteen feet one ince high
water OF 1871.
The weather was such yesterday as to satisfy
the most inJOlerant grumbier on the leveel
being bright, clear and pleasant, and old
b" Prob - says we may look for just such fol-
some days to come.
Busines on the landing is beginning to show
unmistal1eable signs Of renewal, judging from
theamOunt of freight TO be seen piled up on
the levee, and the manitests Of the different
local packets. More than the usual activity
was visible among shippers yesterday, and the
mercantile community appears to feel this
sudden impulseg given to trade.
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CUTTING AFFRAY IN JAIL.
Desperate Encounter tween a Negro
and White Mantle Negro Dan
geEOusIy if not HOrtally
Wounded.

On Saturday afternoon, during the houI
which is given for exercise, "A negro prisoner
named Joe Hawkins, who is confined In the
county jail for larceny, got INTO q personal
difficulty with another prisoner, the notorious
Nike Gallagher, during which he tHaEklnsl
received Two very dangerous and probably
deadly wounds.
This Negro Hawkins isrepTesented as being
YER BAL C~HARAETER,
having been punished on several occasions
for disObcdience Of orders, since his incarcer-
alton, and is looked upon by all connected
with the jail rs a dangerous person. During
the diflculty with Gallagher on Saturday al
t%ernOOn, he struck him with the iron leg from
The heater, when Gallagher, by some means
hold Of a knife and inflicted
W. VERY sEVERE WOUNDS,
one on the right side and tbs other on the left.
in the region OF the spleen, which may
prove fatal. Physicians were in Immediate
attendance, but ind il at tie present stage OF
the matter almost impossible 10 give a decided
opinion on the case. h chances for recover
are very slender.
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FINANCE

DR. Frank Rice moved that in the absence
of Mr., Thomas H. Allen, Chairman Of the
Committee on Finance, Colonel W. II. Ste
a IN sabscriptions for the recepPtion from
those present at the meeting. Carried.
About fnur hundred dollars We're sub
Scribed.
The meeting then adjourned till four o'clock
this afternoon.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A very respectable attendance was present
at the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday afternoon. Colonel PinSOn Occu-
pied the chair.
The only business transacted was the re-
ceiving of the report of a special committee
appointed to select and recommend a suitable
hall wherein the Chamber may hold its meet
ings and transact business.
They recommended the room now occupied
by Taylor, Radford & Co, on Monroe street,
between Main and Front streets. The hall Is
about forty-five by twenty-five feet and is the
most suitable that, at present, the committee
could obtain.
Mr.. Pettigrew moved that the chair appoint
a committee to contract for said hall, which
was carried.
The Chair appointed on said committee J.
NJ. Pettigrew, ]. w. Dickson and n. Hill.
The Chamber then adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

Landon c. Haynes viii addres the peopl
upon the issues of the day at the followin
times and places: - E i
LaGrange, Tuesday, 18th.
Middleton, Wednesday, 18th.
Tones Station, Friday, 10th. $50 [.
Whiteville, Saturday, Dist.
GAINESVILLE, Monday, sd.
Moscow, Wednesday, 18th.
Lafayette, Thursday, 18th.
Collierville, saturday, 2Sth.
Whites Station, Monday, Sth.
Summerville, Monday, October 7th.
Judge Barbour Lewis and Colonel A. j
Kellar are respectfully invited to attend. .
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SHOW CASE MANUFACTURES,
Gold and Silver Plater,
ID. G. HARRINGTON,
342 Second street and q Monroe street
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Firm Of III. Rawlings & q .isdlssoived
l. ~ mutual consent, BY the withdra@aiof
J; l. Webb I'D. lsaw iings viii pav an debts
OI we concern, 70 hom ali indebted toll VIII
RAWLINGS,
no T. WEBB,
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STOLEN.

MULE-SO REWARD-On the night Of the
w 18th inst, five miles south Of German
town, one red bay mare mule, fifteen hands
high, nve or six years old, PAGES under saddle,
one very small white spot on the right side
Of neck nearthe~ shoulder; shod in 'front.' with
old shoes: small piece out Of one hoof;
foolish about the head in bridling. The
above reward viii be paid for the mule
ana thief, or twenty-five dollars for the
return OF the mule 20
FORD, PORTER a 90,
Memphis, or
sell r. c. GOODRICH, G-ermaniown.
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FOR RENT.
OR EXCHANGE.

HOUSE-For sale, or exchange for city
ii property, a Cottage House with "a acres
OF ground. Apply at The premises on DUNLAP
avenue, near the north gate OF ElLnNooq cSnl-
street Memphis, Tenn. -
nLANTATIoN-A splendid cotton and stock
raising plantation situated In the Talla-
hatchie Valley, Mississippi, Is now offered LOT
sale or exchange for Memphis property. Inc
place contains 280 acres, 800 acres OF which II
open. The land is rich, and capable OF produc-
ing from one TO two bales Of cotton per acre
The improvements are in fair order, ana It's
productions are always accessible 10 market
This IS a rare chance 70 secure a good place. II
will be exchanged or sold on reasonable terms
OF in sections 70 suit purchasers. For further
particulars, inquire AZ the house Of Milburn,
Walker a Co. 81 Union street Je4
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7. W. JOHNSTON & co.,

OPPOSITE THE PEABODY HOTEL,
Are now receiving their fall stock Of fancy
goods.
THE HANDSOMEST STYLES
in the market can be found at ,leir house.
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OCAL ITERTS.

EXPERIENCE warrants us IN recommend
Halls Vegetable Siciliau Hair Remover
sure remedy for gray hair.
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STRAYED.
FOR LEASE.

T OTS-On long time, Residence Lots, rs by
IL 1881 feet, opposite benlamln Baeos' on
Arsenal Ground, near Chancellor SCOTS new
residence. Apply to MEUA,
sea No. Is Union street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

HOTTAGE-Immediately, at Rozeil's sta
ton. on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, 2k miles from Memphis, a Cottage
House, With ten acres OF ground and garden
attached. The house contains nve rooms and
= Kitchen; a stable, carriage house, and all
suitable on the premises. Apply
70 burlington a Howell. 2B Front street, or 20
MRS. NJ. Z. PATTERSON,
selS on the place.
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NEW GOODS.

Ladies' can find everything they want il
Embroideries
and Laces, at
7. W. JOHNSTON & cos,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
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DRUGGIST.


THE undersigned has determined to give
private lessons in Music, German, French,
English, Latin and Greek.
References-Dr. Th. HOerner and Mr.. Wm.
Gage Gage & Fisher.
For further tnformaticn apply TO Nj. Hol-
lenbergs aad Soepels Ausic Stoies.
sells GUSTAV BOETTICHER.
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BURNT OUT.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that they have just received a
ties to replace those which were destroyed and
damaged by the recent fire.
The old stand, 3l7 Second street, which fell a
prey to the fiery element has been reftted
temporarily TO accommodate the necessities of
their business, whilst the building itself is un-
dergoing a remodeling.
FEAHERTY, MARLEY & SULLIVAN.
EXPERIENCE warrants us IN recommending
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NOTICE.

In addressing letters cT orders 70 our firm
our friends and customers will please be care
full to write the address IN Iuu, as below.
Otherwise, they may not reach us.
b. BORENSTEIN & BROS,
22 and pa Main street,
Corner Of Jefferson street,
MemDbis. Tenn.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


Francis, q. W. Check, Pat Cleburne
4. T.. White, Celeste, X. p. Walt
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NOTICES.
NOTICE no Shippers

A Ii parties shipping freight by steamers
n a. J. White and Geo. w. Cheek viii
please send dray tickets n duplicate form, IN
order 70 avoid detention to draymen as well
as to facilitate the boat in handling the
freight. GEO. W. CHEEK, Sup't.
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-Go to Leddin's Business College.
ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No.
21l Main street. Three faultless gem pictures
for fifty cents,
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sooona C,rcuit Court-HaIsey Judge.

Yesterday. No other business was transacted.
To-day another jury TJl be empanneled, at
ter which, the cases published ia the APPEAL
OF Saturday last viii he called. Garnishees
summoned 20 the present term must appear
and answer to-day-otherwise judgments may
be taken against them ut any motion day dur
ing the term.
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WANTS

WOOD WORKMAN hrst-claSs
wagon wood workman; to such we VIII
nav the highest wages in town.
ELLIS & DAMAN,
- co-,ar second and GayOSO streets. /
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0 N BOARD.

DREASTPIN-Large gold breastpin, con-
ID tanning painted picture. The hinder Will
be rewarded by leaving il at 27S Main street.
sell BARNEY HUGHES.
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John Walsh, No. l5k Winchester street, be-
tween Main and Front. Latest style ofhearses
for adults and children,
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the
seashore, from fresh-selected livers, by Cas-
wei, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t is abso-
lutely pure and sweet, Patients who have
once taken 1t, prefer it to any other. For
sale by all druggists.
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G-EsrLEnES who wish 70 dress elegantly,
and At the same time ave money, shonId 80
is doing &C. o. d. business-nO bad debts,
small profits.
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RS

ARBbEIz Enameled and Plain Iron
Mantels, beautiful in design and elegant in
finish, at II. Hainer's, 3I2 Second street.
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Chemical Cleaning NSettogn0c a See) of
ladies' and genllemen's wear, without scrub
or securing, at the Memphis Steam Dye
Establishment. 81 MadisOn street.
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PROFESSOR NOOK on account OF the dancing
masters illness, viii not give a lesson until
Thursday evening, 18th instant.
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A KD-B MARE Null stolen from Il. e.
Goodrich, near Germantown, on the 18th
supposed TO have one oward fernando. SEQ
notice elsewhere.
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Bazaar, New York Weekly, New York Ledger,
and all the latest Eastern p~ictorials; together
with the Sunday mornings APPEAL
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DIR. r. c. MALONE.

(having regsined his healthy can be found
day or night, at % Madison or 28 Third
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THE Old Gas Company sells gas at " doll
ars per thousand cubic feet, If paid for with
in the first five working days Of the month.
extra charge for setting meters. ONCE.
2I Racond Street.
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UNnERTAKER.

pENrIsrRy-Dr. j. B. Wasson's office ana
residence, No. Sc Monroe street.
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]. W. S. BROWNE, l6 Jefferson street.

The Memphis team Dyeiug Establish.
ment, 81 Madison street, turns out the best
work in its line throughout the whole coun-
try. Call and try for yourself.
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]. MooK's Dancing School viii open FOR gem
tlemen on Tuesday at - O'Clock pm, at 2ss
Main street, Clay Building.
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Do you want your home comfortable II so
buy a Hackett Patent Crate of
ID. HAINER, Sf2Second street.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 2s6
Second street, Hunt & Hanson's Did Stand.
n A
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Memphis steam Dyeing Establish
menty 81 Madison sfreet.
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h. HAIEER deals IN Mantels and Crates as q
speciality, His goods are acknowledged by all
to be superior 70 any in the market. 3i2 Second
efraaf
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GAS FITTING, l6 jefferson street,

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