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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22
Ottawa Post Once.


Second lecture on Popular Mistakes About
HELP at the Congregations Church tomorrow
night.
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Fine Scotch suits. Of the new cut, something
nohby, at the White Corner.
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W. II. HULL,
% La Sale Street.E

SISTERS FAR.-The Sisters fair here on Mon
day evening of last week was decided success.
The attendance was very large, rnd the receipts
satisfactory. Among the chief prizes drawn
were span Of mules, which fell to the lot of
Frank Dunlevy; bible, worth S16, to James J.
Murphy; silver cake basket to Mrs. D. Heenan;
silver butter dish, to Mrs. Ellen Clancy; card re-
ceiyer, john Dougherty; Goblet, John Noland
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Nice fresh lemons, oranges, candies, tig7, dates,
maple sugar, lemonade and cider at Walthcr's
OYSTER House.
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Town CoLLECToR.-Mr. Patrick Ryan, the pop
ular City Collector, is announced as candidate
for the office Of Town Collector. \ goody num-
Der Of tax payers think Mr.. Ryan is the man for
the place
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Prescott iii soon Pc ~ h., new quarter. on
La sale street.
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New designs n paper h4ngings Al OSinsn(S
Hapcmau's
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BUSINESS CHANGE-Mr. James L. Murray has
purchased the Opera House bookstore from Mr..
0'hane, and will hereafter conduct that popular
place so AS to make it all that a iirst-class book
store and stationery establishment should be.
Mr. Murray unites the qualities of an energetic
business man with much personal popularity,
ana Will spare no pains in pleasing all who may
have dealings with him.
The book store will be supplied with an ex.
tensNe assortment of books and stationery of
all KINDS, besides school books, scientific and re-
iigious (Catholic) works, and Catholic goods, be.
sides fine chromos, oil paintings, notions of va.
rious kinds, and cigars He also keeps Il good
variety OF wall paper comprising all the new
patterns.
The library Of the Father Matthew Total Alb.
stinence Society will remain here, and the new
proprietor will take Mr.. O'Kanes place in the
care of it.
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The Ju,rau Kid glove. for -sa.-. ~ g.. ga.u--,
Just received % VI Stiytcl a. Co...
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Army lro-a=. Only =, ., cArl Bro. & Phipr..
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Wall paper and window shades ~ --,a-y.r.ety
At O,mau ~ Hapeman-.
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Trunks, at wholesale prices Of al sizes and
grades, at the White Corner
Vi SrIEFEL " Go.
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= full stock 81 meu'-, youths and boys suits,
suitable Cor ;le -pr!H- trade, ana 81 ug own
90 y. CLr.-;u4aE'-
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Fox River Branch.

Commencing Feb. 2Sd. trains pass Ottawa as follows:
TOWARDS CHICAGO. FROM CHICAGO.
Passenger 5:i5 Passenger 1906
Passenger ..... 3:i5 passenger ........ $50
Accommodation. .lO40 AN accommodation. 6S5 N
SFreight ......... 6:t0P Freight $50
0Freight. $50 9Freight. 1880 N
BErwERN OTTAWA AND sTREAroR ONLY.
Freight. ........... 1880
All trains carry passengers Tickets for sale and baggage
checked from here through to all principal cities east
ID. v. TOUZALIN,
Ottawa Feb. %. Agent c., b. Q. II. Il.
FAIRBURY, PONTIAC & n. w. II. r.,
d. STRAwS d Co., CONTRACTORS
Time Card NO. 4.
To take effect Wednesday, March 18th. 1872
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ScOtt, Houtz & 90.

VIII open large store in Bloomington abou,
the 10th of next month, Mr.. Houtz starts on
Monday for New York. Philadelphia and other
eastern markets for the purchase Of goods for
ooth houses; and, as they intend occupying a
room a3Nl2S fl, and putting in very fine stock
of goods, they will purchase goods in large ouan.
ll'les, ana VIII thus be enabled to buy at bottom
hSures, and range much below small retail
houses.
We cordially recommend. the Messrs. Scott,
Houtz ~ Co. to the citizens of Bloomington and
vicinity as being gentlemen of the strictest in.
tegrbty, and of No. business qualifications, and
we are satisfied that they viii be to the dry goods
rrade OF Bloomington what they are to the trade
of Ottawa
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PHorpGaAPH.-WLr saa sg,.- yol- picture
taken - o. w. .-'. graph U.ic-y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-30
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3O.-The com
mittee of one hundred, comprising fifty
white Democrats and fifty colored Re-
publicans, citizens appointed TO advo'
cate the adoption of the unifcation
policy mentioned in former dispatches,
have decided to call a ratification meet
ing in this city on the afternoon
of the 4th of July. General Beauregard
has been invited to preside, and very
considerable curiosity exists as to what
will be the character of the proceedings.
The movement is supported by all the
local conservative press, but the rural
papers of the same party appear to re-
gard it with suspicion. The Republican
journals all oppose it.
The State fiscal. agent reports that,
after the payment of January and Feb
ruary interest on the State debt, there
now remains S6sl 900 in his hands. The
interest on the debt for the months OF
March, April, May and June will be
paid on the 18th or 18th of next month.
Gov. Kellogg has addressed circular
letter to all the tax-collectors Of the diff
ferent parishes in this State, requesting
immediate information as to the crop
prospects, whether quarter or less area
has been planted this year than hereto
fore, whether the heavy rains have done
much damage, and how things are look
ing generally. The Governor stated that
it was not expected accurate statistical
information could be furnished on the
points indicated, but he was DESTROYS OF
obtaining general idea of the crop and
and financial prospects Of the State.
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FOREIGN.

ST. PETERSBURG June 30.-0fficial
dispatches from General Kaufman an
nounce that the capital of Khiva was
occupied by the Russian forces on the
10th of June.
MADRID, June 30.-The irreconcilables
threaten to take up arms If Ministry
is formed exclusively of members of the
Right. The authorities have made prep
arations to repress disorder, and have
stationed corps Of civil guards around
the Palace o. the Cortes.
The report of the defeat by General
Cobrinettes of the Carlist forces under
the command of Don Alfonso is officially
confirmed. The Internationals are losing
ground in Catalonia. The Cure OF
Santa Cruz still holds as prisoners the
Mayor of Vriaton and the correspondent
of Lessays, and will only release them
on condition that France gives up two
Carlist officers. Senior Custode has
been appointed Minister Of Public
Works. Senior Pymargal stated in the
Cortes yesterday that his programme OF
policy was unchanged, and notice was
given that the government would present
a bill for the immediate abolition Of
slavery in Cuba, and the same political
privileges would be granted to colony
as we're enjoyed in Spain. The
announcement was received with cheers.
The Minister Of Marine announced as
a measure Of economy the suppression
of the admiralty and the discontinuance
of the Mediterranean squadron.
General Nouvillas telegraphs that
Castanon's loss in his recent engage
ment with the Carlists near Paupelua
was twenty killed, one hundred wounded
and one hundred missing, while that Of
the rebels was one hundred killed and
four hundred wounded.
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road will put Memphis for the hrs'
time. and Cor all future time, on a
grand through line conAechng the
Ohio river with the gulf, and bringingby
our doors nm immense trade and travel
that has heretofore passed around u.s.
This road is to be under the same man
aeement as the roads south Of us to New
Orleans; and at no distant day we viii
see the gap closed between the depot AZ
the navy yard and the Mississippi ana
Tennessee depot, and trains passing
through without break OF bulk or change
of cars. Some may object to this con-
neo,ion but il is better to have the line
unbrokeu than for all the through bust
ness to pass by Grand Junction, IN hear
;ng almost but not in sight The bene-
e,s Of this splendid enterprise will be
realized as soon as the road and its CON
nections can be completed to Padueah
and 10 Louisville without sacrifice oil
means, but it will be done, and at no
distant day. Well may the people along
the line, and of Memphis in particular
congratulate themselves upon the new
era in their prosperity which is dawn
ing While we have dreamed OF a
Southern Pacific railroad, and dreamed
in vain. another has been built almost
without public thought which will be a
vast benefit to Memphis and all the sur
rounding country. All credit IS due
those who have fastened forward this
great work.
But we must not forget the party at
Coyiugton - the excursionists - VINO
waved their adieus to the hospitable
people of that pleasant town at four
o'clock pm, and arrived safely and
soberly at home about eight o'clock.
The track, although very substantial is
still rough and not to be travelled over at
the rate Of forty miles an hour. THIS
However, may be done within year or
so. Every one came back in a good
humor and impressed with respect Tor
those connected with the road in respon'
sible positions. Every official seems
adapted to his station, and to thor
uqhly understand his duties to the pub
lie as well as to the road.
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OR DIN N C E .

Upon the following ordinance repealir
amendatory tax ordinance of June z, lo!z.
Re II ordained by the General Council
the city of Memphis: 40
Section /. That the ordinance, entitled dis ~
nrovsd the 9TH day Of June. 1872, be-, and "a
same is hereby. repealed and that sub-se setl
twenty-eight (29 Of section twenty-one W
me ordinance regulating taxation, approx
The 10Th day Of April, 1872, be in force and
feet a.. T..
and after its passage.
Passed first reading, rules suspended aecor'
ing TO charter requirements. and ordinan'
passed second and final reading by Board
Aldermen May, 1873.
Passed first reading and referred to Ord
nance Committee by Council Mays, 1873.
Your Council Ordinance and Printing Cor
mittee report that we recommend its passag
Report adopted BY Council, and the ord
nance passed second and final reading
Council June 4. 1873.
Approved June Is. 1873.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
o. I'D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-30

The death of the Countess Teresa
spaur is announced from Vienna. Her
name is remembered chiefly in connec-
ton with that Of his Holiness the Pope,
who. on the outbreak Of the revolution
in Rome in ls4s, after the assassination
Of Count Rossi escaped in a private
carriage and made his way TO Gaeta, the
first town in the Neapolitan territory.
The Countess Just deceased was the
lady who, at no little personal risk to
herself, conveyed the Pope safely out oil
Rorae on sha. occasion, disguised as
iootman, or his domestic chaplain. Pope
Plus has always regarded her good Of
fees with grateful recollection, and her
last hours we're gladdened by the bene-
diction Of his Holiness.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-30

A Young man residing at Castleton
eloped with a grass widow recently. Ar.
irving at Albany the bridegroom fell
short of funds, but this mishap was rem =
edied. however, by a generous-iheartedi
canal boat captain, TO whom they had
related their misfortunes, and the nup-
tisI knot vas daily tied, after which they
shipped with the gallant captain, the
bride as cook and the bridegroom as
driver, for q trip 70 Buffalo; nnen q
decisred he bridegroom 70 be utterly in
competent for the position Of driver,
and accordingly landed hin on The tow
path. and left him without money and
without friends. The bride was IN.
formed that she could accompany him Il
she desired. but she elected 70 remain
With the brave captain, and the honey
moon vas promptly ended.
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DIED..

KRAFFT-At ~ o'clock am, Monday,
lime 9Oth. at the residence Of her brother. 10;
IS Market street. Miss LUTIcIA KRAFT, aged
eighteen years.
Friends and acquaintance are invitsd to at
tend the funeral from the residence. at 4
o'clock this evening.
cincinnati and Washington City papers
please copy.l
ROCCO-This (Monday) morning, June Goth.
at fifteen minutes to o'clock. Mrs. l.. Rocco.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence, corner Of Fifth and Saffarans streets,
tomorrow morning at o'clock. Friends and
acquaintance of the family are requested to
attend.
Avalanche and Appeal copy.l
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OR DIN A N C e .

Re II ordained, etc., That the city of Mem
phis shall be required to grade. gutter and Sc
eurbing before they can compel the propert.
owners on any street to lay down brick slde
walks, and it is hereby made the duty oil tni
when anv permanent improvement is made o.
any street or streets within the city limits p
Memphis. A,l.
and referred 10 Ordinance Commlttee May
and referred 10 Ordinance Committee by Coun
ell May 8, 1873.
Your Joint Board Of Aldermen and Counci
Ordinance and Printing Committee report tn p
they recommend its passage.
nance passed first reading; the rules wen
Suspended by Council. and the ordinane'
passed finally. Passed second and hnal reae
ing by Board Of Aldermen June 4, 1878.
Approved June Is, 1873: .,
Attest. L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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ron nv men OF color. Both are intelli-
CENT and hard working, aud the hepno-
lean Is a complete success; 49,.
The celebrated zinc and wh'ie i9A s
mining works at Messy Creek IN Jel'
lerson county have recently changed
hands, and, | understand, are soon 70 DC
put into operation again. n
Yours truly hAhf'
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a..u, reIls an ImPudent Miss
what no Ihinks Of Profanity.
&c.. nlar

s..us rails an Impudcut HISS
what no tninks Of PROXIMITY.
From the Washington STAR
Friday afternoon. before leaving for
Long Branch, the President took stroll
aIons M street, and dropped in TO see a
G;end who Is a well known citizen OF
Washington. During his stay the daugh-
,er Of he gentleman remarked that she
had heard a pleasant thing Of him, The
President inquired TO what she referred.
~ have been told by an oihcer who
served with you in the army ,%id she,
|" that he had been with you under many
irving circumstances, and that IN no
single instance, no matter what the pro-
vocation. had he ever known you to
make use OF proiane language. was
delighted TO hear this, especially IN view
Of the fact that profanity is said to be
the rule and not the exception among
army officers. VIII you excuse me, Mr.
President, il | inquire IL what heard IS
true9" 1T is, l believe, modestly re-
nlied the President. have always
regarded profane language as unneces-
sary. 10 say the least, and, as'l am n
man of few words, have never been
able 10 understand the necessity for use
less expressions Of the character re-
ierred 10.
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L.,,ar. from OIa Boys.

MEMPHIS, TENN, June o'h' 1910
EplroRs CoLLEGIAN: With your per
mission / shall spell" you few lines
A random word or two, l hope, about
some old Washington and Lee hoys VIII
be nothing out OF place nor unw.elcome;
Last Tuesday we saw our ola irienu
Kirkland lead TO the altar one, the very
enc 10 whom kirty' was 30 attentive
in Lexington. We may see the result Of
moonlight walks, frequent visits, round
dances and a good baseball reputation.
This event will be Of great encourage
ment TO those youths whose hearts are
fluetuating aud vibrating like an old
nendulum as they are being wound
up" by some Of Lexingtons fascinating
ladies. After the solemn, yet happy
ceremony, the old Washington and Lee
drinkers-"o Of whom | am neither
were invited TO test dozen or two bot
ties of champagne, and they received
the appreciation of everybody for the I'M
paralleled success with which they DIS
charged their onerous duty. Snndry
toasts were drunk, Parson BOYD,
Judge" Peters, Pete Clarke, ana
other dignitaries responding with their
usual eloauence, all being men OF re-
markable prefundity of thought, versa I,
tilitv of expression and volubility OF
feeling. Kirkland and his bride LEFT the
same evening for an extensive or'dai
tour TO St. Louis, New York, and other
points. Amidst the tipping OF graceful
little ringing glasses, Kirkland spoke a
few beautiful words, teeming with ieei-
ing 10 his college mates assembled about
him. May she lead him along HES
thorn.set path into the lily-land where
frosis kill not.
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LANDS.
To Arkansas Land Owners

MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
OFFICE: WOODRUFF BLOCK, AIS MAIN ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, June q, 1875
THIS COMPANY. CHARTERED BY THE
i Legislature of Arkansas and expressly
empowered 10 purchase lands, besides the
large amounts already subscribed, will receive
further subscriptions until too late to file the
deeds by July 18th; paying therefor the full
value, with every other possible advantage 10
the subscribers. Land owners, ifprompt, may
thereby save their lands from forfeiture under
the late acts of that State. For further infor-
Company in Memphis, 175 Main street, and TO
Mossrs. Woodruff, Nicks, Edmondson. wal
dram, B. d. Williams, A. Mcdonald. VIM.
Dickson, W. r.. Cunningham, John, Harbert'
j. g. Terry. and many other land subscribers.
The Company expects at some early day 70
negotiate a contract with Mr.. Allen and nls
associates, or other responsible parties, LOT
forwarding the work, already begun. 70 COM
pletion. Z. II. PORTER,
lO3-ll4 President and Land Agent:
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ELECTION.
Election Notice.

BLUR CRY Insurance CoNPAST1
lfIRE AND MARINE.l
MEMPHIS. IENNEssEE, June Is, lolS.J
UNHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TH
Il Bluh City Insurance Company will be be
AZ the once Of the Company on Tuesday, Ju
tth, 1873, between the hours Of 10 An. and
P,m.. for the purpose Of elcctng thirtc'
Directors for the ensuing year.
e2-lll WI. MOORE, Secretary.
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PUBLICATION.
100000 VOICES RING

mHE PRAISES OF THE NEw. BEST AND
i oisdpof family paper" MI ~ tlss-
sIne." Great success. over lt& ..la.
Only 81 a year. A - OIL cHhOhO
FREE. To thoroughly introduce this iavor-
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Fifecn large pages. crowded with irethest
stories. answers % cores Qn4euas etc-t ETC.
We pay coon AgESIs a gerila nelt Holihil
rrf rrfirfarfrrr Aprig ~ sdtecr1e nou, o.
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joys A HapLrT. publisherf. is Breadray.
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l. o. B. 3.
Funeral Notice.

TIME OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF EU-
pirates Lodge, No. IS. are requested to as
semble in our hall this Monday evening ut
Az O'clock, for the purpose Of paying. our last
tribute of respect TO our late brother, Abraham
Bauer, Brethren Of Hiddekel and Simon
Tuska Lodges are invited to attend.
BY order of Daniel Shloss, Pres't pro tenn.
WIN. FRANK, Secretary.
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ADVERTISING.
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

IaROM AND AFTER THIS DATE. WE
n will charge C0) cents per line for the hrs
insertion, and Eve 90 cents per line Tor each
subsequent insertion Of all legal ADVERTISE
ments. except such as may be inserted ier
will be charged at card rate. By the square,
counting eight 90 lines nonpereil, solid, 20 the
square. The printers fees 10 be paid IN ad-
'--'' q. W. ALEXANDER.
B. ~. Memphis Appeal Pub. Co.
A. j. kELLAR.
Memphis Avalanche.
Z. WHITM0RE,
Memphis. January 81. 1873. 1875
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state OF Tennessee, -
County Of Shelby, go
1, W. W. Thacher. Cashier Of the First
National Bank Of Memphis, do solemnly swear
that the above statements true 10 the best OF
my knowledge and belief,
W. W. TEACHER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Both
day Of June, 1878.
Correct-Attest: j. w. Jefferson, Thad. 5.
s. Ely, joseph n. Oliver, Directors.
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SPRINGS.
For Raleigh Spring

OMNBUsEs WILL MEET TRAINS a
" hational Cfmetcry for Raleigh SPRING.
Tickets from Memphis 10 Raleigh and
turn. 81 =. inclusiFe q omnibus fare.
Ilckct1 can Be Obtained a. ~ Main stree
and 81 Meupkir and LouiFFille depot.
si-l1 J. 7. tLlNN. Sup G.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-30

A soluble oxyd of iron combined, with the me- 2;
dicinal properties of Poke Root Invested Of all
disagreeable qualities. II will cure any
chronic or long-standing disease whose real or
direct cause is bad blood. Rheumatism, pains
in limbs OF bones, constitutions broken down
by mercurial or other poisons, are all cured BY
II. For Syphilis, or syphilitic faint, there Is
nothing equal to it. A trial will prove r. ASK sI
for DR. CROOKS COMPOUND SYRUP or
POKE ROOT, dl9-lsa-Ml4-zi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-30

The University of Virginia advertises
for a professor of moral philosophy.
No ex-Congressman need apply.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.

AMERICAN PREss ASSOCIATION. VIA s. P. AND A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
specials 90 the Ledger.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Merchants National Bank
OF MEMPHIS,
RESOURCES.

In the State Of Tennessee. at close of business,
June 18th. 1873.
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AUCTION.
Sale Of Building Lots
On the 4th of July.

TN ORDER TO AFFORD OPPORTUNITY
/ of attending the sale without interfering
with the working hours Of working men, we
have selected the
r urt In of July !.
At 9 o'clock am. to offer at public sale. on
the premises, number of
Building Lots i'm the Marsh
Subdivision,
Situated on the west side Of Lauderdale street,
between the property of VIM. Fellows on the
south and estate of G. B. Frazer on the north,
as designated on the city map. These lots are
on high ground, in an excellent neighborhoOd,
very near the line Of the fernando street, cars
and not inconvenient to the Vance street line;
They will be offered in small lots, and sold
with a privilege to those who prefer them
larger.
TERMS-Half cash and half in six months,
with six per cent. inter est. Abstract of per-
feet title will be shown. Ten per cent. OF bid
required at the sale. "
103-l07 TREZENANT q 90:
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county OF ohelDy.J
I. JohnJ Freeman. Cashier of the Merchants
National Bank of Memphis. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN j. FREEMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this SOth
day of June, 1873.
M. B. IRRELEVANT, Notary Public.
Correct Attest: r. G. Daniel. A. j. White,
A. Woodruff, Directors.
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NOTICES.
Election of Directors.

OFFICE OF
PLANTERS FIRE AND MARIEE ms. Co.
Al MADISON ST., MEMPHIS, June %, lSl3.J
U1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of this Company, for the election
Of Directors, will be held at the ONCE OF the
Company on the 18th day Of July next, between
the hours Of 10 q. m. and pm
IOI-llO w. A. GOODMAN. Sec'y.