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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-10-09

Captain Thomas NJ. Johnston, book
keeper OF VaccarO 4 Co. died Of yelowfever yeStei-
one of the most active members of the 0dd-Fel-
lows relief association, working daT and night with
uDtiring energy and unfaRging zeal In the good
cause OF Observation-Disclosures the sick and dis
tressed His cheering voice INSPIRED Courage and
his devotion to the work of helping the afflicted was
worthy of admiration. OverwoTSed, probably, he
went down In the conflict tn the terrible plague,
and was buried in Elmw0O1 cemetery by his
friends yesterday afternoon. Such men can Ill be
spared from community, but his mission has
ended, and all that do IS TO drop tear above
tain Johnston was native of Fredericksburg, Vir
ginla, and had been a resident of Memphis for
many years. No man in our city had greater num-
Der of personal friends, and, OF the heroic victims
memory be kept green In our hearts.
Charley Silver's section boss on the Mis-
siSsippt and Tennessee railway, while coming into
the city yesterday to report case of destitutio9.
discovered lady convalescent on the Nonconnah
bridge In perfect nude state, her body bleeding
from bTiar scratches On questioning her 1t was
discovered that she was insane. Some clothing was
procured for her, and she carried back to Camp
the wife of an engineer on that road who died some
two weeks ago, the Intelligence OF which was kept
from her until 1t was thought she would endure the
shock. The contrary effect was produced, however,
she has been out of her mind ever since she was
told of her husbands death, and had been kept In
close confinement by her friends on Georgia
street. She, made her escape Monday
and was not missed until she mad been gone some
time, her friends making dilgent search for her
throughout that night. but failed TO discover her.
was on her way to Camp Joe Williams to find her
husband, who she seemed to think was still working
on the road. Her clothes afterward discovered
on the roadside, where she had torn them OF and
her whereabouts, went down yesterday and took
charge OF her.
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Amid the general handshakings which followed,
some one suggested to the doctor to wear 1t with
that United States surgeons uniform.
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KREMER, HERZoG q CO.,
4 North Summer street. Nashville.

p ttUitII NJtIIhIOI otIOott NtiaIFIIIos
Owing to the Prevalence of Yellow Fever
A T and around Memphis we have temporarily
removed to the Office OF SIEDENBACH. SCHwAB d
CO., 54I Broadway New York, where all communi-
cations should be addressed to us, and from which
point Will be pleased to ship goods to all of our
friends who may desire anything in our line.
As soon as the Board OF Health may decide that II
is safe to do so, we will open In Memphis full
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, made exclusively
for the Southern Trade, and continue business as
heretofore. SCHwAB & co.
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NOTICE.

MY place of business, 269 MAIN STREET, will
remain closed during the prevalence of the epidemic
As soon as the health of the city will permit, will
reopen with Full Line of
Clothing. Furnishing Goods and Hats
for the trade. 1 am at present located at 400
Locust street, st. Louis where all communications
and remittances should be addressed.
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GENER.AL. TRAnE-

There was no improvement in business yes
terday among produce and grocery merchants, and,
thing was as dull as during the fear
full 'days Of September" Below we give
shelled, zoe; ear, Csc Oats, sec. Bran continued
In good demand; wheat bran 81 10, and corn bran,
81 f2 cwt. Hay firm at SI61 10 p cwt.
Chickens were In good demand at 81 2583 per
dozen. Eggs were In request at zoe; small pack
annS irha
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DR.. MItcheII,s Renort.

OFFICE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, HOWARD ASSN, /
MEMPHIS October 6, 1873.
A. d. Langstaf, ESQ.,, President Howard Associa-
ton:
DEAR SRI have to report the number of new
cases of yeIlowever for the twentytour hours end
ing at 8 pm. this day at 81, being the aggregate
number reported by IL visiting physicians.
1t becomes my painful duty TO announce the death
Of another of our medical corps that of DR.. o. d.
Bartholomew, of Nashville who expired at an early
hour this morning Very respectfully.
r. W. MITCHELL, Medical Director.
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be so debased as to say that these men had been
moved by mercenary motives However let me
marx out to you some characteristics Of Judge OHM
to Memphis? Without hesitation do say the purest
noblest emotions that ever could inspire a human
heart Judge OHM y one OF natures noblemen, a
have met him in the sick chambers OF your city
serving out consolation, cheer, kindness and sub
stantial relief with warm heart and ready, open
hand. For obvious reasons your correspondent pre-
sented Hon. Milo Olim'S name for membership of
The Howard medical society of Memphis. Yours,
yery truly, AUGUSTUS 81. B. KUEHNE, Md,
Howard Physician, lately from DAYTON. Ohio,
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NOTICE.

nN account of the prevalence of yellow-fever at
Memphis, we have opened an office, temporarily, al
No. "a South Main street, st. Louis, Mo-,
where our business Will be continued as heretofore
We are prepared with every facility for handling cot
ton and our friends invited to send us their con-
signments. which Will have the best attention. Our
WILL REMAIN OPEN. Respectfully,
PORTER, TAYLOR 4 co.
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The Sufferfngs We Must Meet In the
Future.

The following letter speaks for itself, and
tells story that might be repeated by every ward In
the city and every district in the county After fever
famine:
MEMPHIS, October 8, 1878.
General Luke E. Wright, Chairman Citizens Relief
Committee:
SIR-Yesterday, the seventh instant, l visited
about thirty five families In the ninth ward, and TO
my utter surprise, with about three exceptions,
could not find days rations in any house visited,
although made rigid search found much sick
ness which seemed to me was the result OF hunger
rather than from other / am fully satisfied
there are aJout one bundled and fifty families who
will require Tations, mostly of good and substan-
t1al kind. until the fever is and business re-
sumes. Many have ventuTed to the country to work
upon farms-tO pick cotton, etc-but were driven
back to the CITY if they were lepers. 1 submit
these facts that some speedy means may be adopted
to give Immediate relief to those people who are
hungry without fault ana If not speedily relieved
will most assuredly staTVe to death.
r. p. MILLER,
Relief Visitor Ninth Ward.
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Insurance Notice.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, October 1, 1873.
ENROM and after this date, this of1ce viii be open
II for the transaction CT business. As President
of this COMPANY, have been made agent pro te1ll.
for all the companies represented by John g Ions
dale r., secretary. ALI policies Will be renewed I'M
less otherwise Instructed. d. I. PORTER,
President Planters INSURANCE COMPANY.
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Iuka Female Institute

NEXT session opens First Monday In September.
IN and continues forty weeks. Cheapness com.
fort and thorough instruction combined Expert
enceo teachers engaged for every department.
Terms-Tultion, from 81 to SIS per month; Music
50 per month; Board from SO to Sl2 so per month
For catalogue and further Information apply to
N KIOIIRNQY al u Rrir,airn1
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STATE NATIONAL BANK.

MEMPHIS, TENN, September z, 1873
THIS Bank will be open during the epidemic for
transacting General Banking Business Any bust
intrusted to US will receive special attention
j. A. HAYES Cashier
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ToRefugees!

1T HAVING come to our knowledge that some
parties who had fed the city at the outbreak of the
epidemic have returned, contracted the fever and
died, 1t is my duty, by resolution of the Howard
Association to warn all Refugees that, owing to the
fact that we have all we can do to nurse and care for
those who are here, If they come back to the city
before the epidemic has bean oficially declared
over, they will do so at their own risk and with
almost the certainty Of having to provide for them
selves in case Of sickness Our present obligations
are as many and as weighty as We can carry, and we
cannot, without breaking down, assume any more.
REFUGEES MUST NOT RETURN. The fats of
those who have should be a warning to ALL
A. ID. LANGSTAFF
President Howard Association.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Thanks for Wood.

EDITORS APPEAL-Pleasei inform Mr. John
nessee railroad, and the people of Senatobia, have
this day received from Mr. John A. Rowell notice
OF fortyfVe cords OF WOOD under date OF september
passed over to me by the board of health sooner.
If sent to the postof1ice, he would have received
much goodness. It is my duty to state that
this wood is not used for disnfecting the city,
called for by me, but is given to the destitute. By
doing so ii is put the best possible use, by disin
fectng and guarding our poor and depleted citizens,
who able to get up after the tuSsle, and whose
time il is now to lie down to drop the bloody sweat
Sir, am using but little ceremony when tell you
that the city looks upon this warm and email gift
that is timely sent to us In light that Will
not fail to be very gratifying not only to him the
instrument but to President NJ. Burke, along with
those good people whose donation he has given
transit free of all charges.
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Kahn Il Freibere

During the yeIlow-fever our address will
be Oldham, Cr'ttenden comfy, Arkansas.
CLARKE, JOHNSON & CO.
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H Inn & Freiberg have re-opened their
store. Call and see them for bargains in dry
goods, boots, shoes, clothing and gents fur
nishing goods, at their old stand, corner
Main an, Poplar streets. Orders from the
country D. romptly attended to-
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Mrs. SyIyauus Reed's

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB GIRLS,
y Nos. q and East sd ST., New York. Reopess
Octooer i, 1878. French is the language of the
school The collegiate course requires four years.
Every provision Is afforded for the health and COM
fort. as we'll as the thOnOuRh education ofirnrils
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PoDEsTA, MALATEsTA K Co. yesterday re-
ceived a supply of lemons, grapes, pears, ap-
Piles and oranges, and will continue to receive
the same dailV
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Coupons of Miss. & Tenn. Railroad
DUE OCTOBER 1, 1878.

coupons of the Consolidated Eight Per Cent.
~ Boads OF the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
rnad Company, due October 1, 1878, will be cashed
either at the Union and Planters bank, Memphis.
or at the importers and Traders bank, New York
City, aSfholders may prefer.
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HAPPY tidings fer nervous sufferers, and those who
have been dosec, drugged and Quacked- Pulyer-
macher's Electric Belts efectually cure premature
debility, weakness and decay. Book and Journal,
with information Fthousands, mailed free. Ad-
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN /!

MEMPHIS, September 26, 1873.
WE HAVE NO CLERKS OR BooK-KEEPERs
We have lost FIVE men in the effort to keep our
house open. B. ]. sEMMEs, alone, remains in
charge of our business. We cannot attend to any
business except for the Sick and cannot answer let
ters kilograms in regard to vacant houses nsur-
ance, etc.
Ii. j. Sch n ES & co.
To Our Country Friends and Customers.
VNE are still open, and hope to remain so during
this frightful scourEe. We will be under especial
obligations to those of our customers in the country
who indebted to and who will make us liberal
remittances, either by mall or express.
A. vACCARo 4 CO.,
324 Front street
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DE-. THos. o. SUMMERS, JR.
Recognition of His Bravery in Coming
TO the Aid OF the Sick and suffer
ing OF Memphis During the
Present Epidemic.

Nashville american, 9Th: "The office ct
Drs Summers q Cheatham, on Cherry street was
last night tie of very interesting event, as
gratifying as was unexpected to at least one of the
chief actors. A number of gentlemen of the city,
preciating, as deserved, his unsesh services in be
half of the sufferers in afflicted sister city of
Memphis and his heTOi5m as an early volunteer for
their relief, had an informal meeting at the Max
well house, and. at halfpast eight in the evening,
found reclining sofa, and totally unprepared for
the invasion Of his friends Before the doctor had
act of rendering ths hospitality of his quarters, MI
Marcus B. Ioney, as spokesman OF the delegation,
s'DR SUMAlERs-Man's gratitude and devotion 10
man is one of the noblest of human attributes.
sense. In you we recognize type of the most
genuine herOism-the heroism of one who, leaving
family, friends and home, went forth to battle with
a fearful scourge and succor his felIow-man. AS a
slight testimonial to you as one OF our rst volunteer
PHYSICIANS to go to your ehe So Hss SIT o 10
your part and their hearty appreciation OF IL, wish
ing you long lie and 9aRplhess If tho ,nose of
the call, Mr.. Toney retired and Mr.. Max Sax, ad-
vancing and holding in his hand small morocco
Jewel box, addressed Dr. Sum 'ners as follows:
ut affords me much pleasure 10 De deputed by my
friends to bear testimony to your Sailant DEEDS and
to present to you In their behalf tbs sgnt token OF
esteem in recognition of your noble ndeavors to al
leviate suffering humanity during the DARK days OF
yelIow-fever in sister city of Memph' Is Take IT,
wear 1t, and let it always remind you to commune In
the path of virtue and rectitude."
box, and raising the lid, a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gold
medal was disclosed. The recipient of 1t, In feel
Ing tones acknowledged It In the following words;
'MY FRIENDs-The suddenness and the mlex-
pectedness Of your appearance here on such mis-
sion OveTwhelms me. had rather be the recipient
Of this token of your APPRECIATION OF my humble
efforts to benefit my fellow than to be the gar
landed hero of many battles. While do not con-
slider that duty should be rewarded yet cannot but
feel thrill Of the deepest emotion at this, your
kind and beautiful recognition OF my labors IN the
cause of humanity"
The medal is of gold, about the size of coin
eagle, suspended from massive gold clasp, on
which. I'm German text is inscribed the words:
HONOR TO THE BRAVE On the face OF the medal
and enclosed with an 1mmortelle wreath surmount-
ID by crown, are the words:
DIR. T. o. SUMMERS,
Testimonial of Esteem from Friends at :
Nashville
Oct. ,, 1878.
The reverse BEARS in script, the following words:
''FOr his humanity as first of medical
volunteers for the relief of sufferers from
yellow fever at Memphis, Tenn, 1873"
''--f
Amid the general handshakings which followed,
some one suggested TO the doctor to wear IL with
hat United States surgeons uniform.
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FINANCIAL.
COTTON.

Business on Madison street yesterday was
without change Exchange among the b INKS con-
tnued at lac on New York and other caste I'm cities.
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IL any statesmen of B. Lowenstein & Bros.
are in the vicinity of Memphis, e. Mundinger
would be glad to hear from them.
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NOTICE.

BAYARD TAYLOR says: al take great pleasure in
recommending to parents the Academy of Mr. S. c.
ShOrtlidge."
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD. a patron OF the Academy,
says; a. cheerfully consent TO the use Of my name
as reference"
CpzO PER QUARTER of 10 WEEKS, $3.50 FOB
I'D " 40 weeks, 1884 for 50 weeks; fun charge
for nicely furnished rooms, boarding, washing, gas,
etc. etc. tuition, OF school books and all neces
safy school expenses, at SHORTLIDGE'S, Media
Penna-) ACADEMY, for young Men and Boys. NO
EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers, all College Grad
yates; One Harvard; kour Yale. Special attention
TO both advanced and backward pupils. Both indvid
ual and class instruction. Recommended by Gov
eFnor Routt, Judge Van Boesen, Professor Blauvelt
". s. Naval Academy; Richard j. Hinton, Rev. Drs.
Hill and Peabody, Harvard, etc, etc Address
SWITHIN c. SHORTLID6E (Harvard A. NJ }, Media,
Penna Media is II miles from Philadelphia; has
seven churches and a Temperapce Charter
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Home Grocery.
NOticRl

G, ,rner Third and Madison, is now open daily
fri nm nine to four o'clock.
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Still Omen!
VIM. NTilIe,.,s Shoe StOr.

T. D. Wilder, dealer IN boots and shoes
1872 Main street, corner Madison.
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To YeIlow-Fever sufrerers.

Five out of six OF my household, near Moscow,
Tennessee, have lately had the yeloWfever prevail
ing In that section. All of them have recovered the
attacks being mitigate1 and their recovery due as
believe to the use Of Bedford Alum and Iron
Springs m ass, which was used In their cases,
and before they were attacked. / make this state
ment for the benefit OF others who may be afflicted
with this dread disease and to put In their reach the
knowledge of this great remedy. S. NJ DAVIS
September 81, 1878.
Dr. Jones, In the New Orleans Medical and Surg
zeal Journal, recommends mineral tOnics in yellow
fever and In malarial h8maturia- The Bedford
Alum and Iron Springs Mass contains ten parts of
Iron In every hundred parts and has no egtdL as q
tonic. For sale BY S. MANSFIELD & Co
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The Virginia Agricultural and Mechan-
EnIInna

II AS eight professors, beautiful farm shop
- with Steamdriven machinery and daily drill.
ire vacation coming In winter sits southern stu
GENTS Board is from 81 to SIS month, and tuition
lees by aid of the land scrip fund.- aly $50 per half
year. Apply for catalogue to C. L. L MINOR, NJ A.,
oundnLL.D., President, Blacksb Montgomery
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EUE UpWHFU Oh AH1EEy OHFH
Mrs. Winsow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity of the st0m-
ach, relieves s0ind collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dysenter'y and diarr6sea, whether ari sing
from teething or other causes. An old and
ell-tried remedy. T'oe1ty-fce cents b Utt7e
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will keep open every day from 9 am. to 4:30
pm, until further notice.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

ENOR full supply of Drugs, call at l2O Main
" street. Quinine, Homan's Pads, etc. Store
open day and night A. RENKERT.
JOIN v. HANDwERKER, in charge.
University OF VIRGINIA-SessioI
y begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and CONTINUES
nine months. The institution is organized on tn
elective system, giving the student free choice of
studies With full In the Schools of tho AGA.
demc Department and in the Schools Of Law, MEG.
1c1ne. Engineering and Agriculture. For catalogue
apply 70 the Secretary of the Faculty. P O. Un1vel.
silly Oh Virginia. JAMES Il. HARRISON, MD,
Chairman of the FacnltY.
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For Upward of Thirty Years

Will keep their store open from 8 am. until
3 nm
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Safety, Economy and BriIIiancy
A Non-Explosive Oil

collar LIGHT is highest test made from superior
y crude; is without color odor or smoke is spring
water white color will not explode while burning In
lamp nor In any way. as 1t does not contain any Of
explosive compounds so frequently met with ordin-
airy oils for Illuminating. lamp with SoLAR-LIGHT
on, upset or broken accidentally, Will not explode
or burn. 1t is free from all the dangerous gases
which are usually found In Illuminating oils made
from petroleum, by the use of which has been caused
90 much destruction of life and propertY
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NOTICE.

HAvING opened an Office at No. Ill Marke
SHIPMENTS OF COTTON AND FILL ORDERS
for supplies for our friends and patrons who cannot
the yellow-fever.
ESTES, DOAN Il CO.
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n. WETTER & co.
SOLE PRoPRIRToRs.
DEALERS IN OILS AND LAMPS.
PREVENTIVE AND CURE FOR
YELLO" FEVER !

A oooRDING to the most intelligent medical opin-
~ ion yellow-fever is intensified malaria, and DR..
William Alex Green, of Georgia, member and ex-
vice-presdent OF Georgia Medical Association, men,
Der Of State board Of physicians, and chief surgeon
OF artillery OF A. p. HIPS CORPS after great expert
ence In malaril and yellow-fever, indorseS and
recommends most highly In the Cincinnati Medical
NetcS, the BEDPOEp (VA.) SPRINGS ALUM AND IRON
MASS, as preventive and cure for both Of these
dreadful diseases He states that this mass should
be taken rapidly and In large saturatng the
blood with II and putting the system under its fnt
ence as speedily possible; that 1t lessons Re
pains In the head and limbs, and also the nayfa
that under Its use the urine rapidly loses its tE
bloody character, becoming clear and nmpld; 6&&
the paroxyms are rendered milder less frequent ana
OF shorter dnadOn that II is also most beneficial from
the very moment the acute stage subsidies, and dur
Ing conval6cence that he places great reliance In
this mass, using such other adjunct treatment the
course OF the disease may suggest The Cincinnati
Medical NetCS urges all to Try this remedy, that its
efficacy may be known and utilized.
This mass may be had OF druggists, ordered
from the Bedford Alum and Iron Springs Company
Lynchburg, Virginia, and Il can be sent by mail,
postpaid, or express at fifty cents or one dollar
package two dollars and half five dollars for
half dozen. A. NJ DAVIES,
President of the Company.
E1 This mass Will be sent free to yellow-fever
sufferers who unable to pay for It. and trial sup
ply Will be sent without charge to physicians desir
ing TO test 1t In their practice.
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The White Cliff Mineral Springs
WILL be kept open to refugees from yellow-fever
until the first of December. Splendid accommoda-
lions; location high atmosphere dry and pure spe-
cial rates; satisfaction guaranteed. VIII REQUIRE
visitors to be ten days from the infected districts
j. d. MAGILL, Proprietor,
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E1ahu n Era;baro.
Notice.

Will keep tn, air store open from am until
5 pm.
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Kahn Il EreiberS
Will keep their store open from 8 am. until
5 pm
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Hill, FOntaine & Co.
kremer, HerzOg & Co.
a North summersstreet,

HAvE established house temporarily in Nash
Vile,
E North Summersstreet,
Where all orders and communications may be ad
dressed and will receive prompt attention and
where remittances may be directed and will be re-
ceIpted for
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Notice
TO CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS

OUR Office Is yet open, and so Is our SPLENDID
FIRST-CLASS COTTON aRFD, where we are ready
to receive all cotton consigned or brought to us.
A.C. "a B. TREADwELL d co.