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, 1866-05-29

OS TIE RoCKs-Th~ vessel whlya got on the Eeef 1T
Pc .c fktard, a!cauy TrPortel clsewATs. proves to
have bft lhr eriocner +. Kauttr stxIa o4dct. Sne
was rot utr b. The fsrker. AFTER Ehtcfln. por-
or Of h~ CARGO And has .luce pass 10 wRwaethcr
dxnaA:td u bot, We Dis: not n4GfSfatn.
ITotELER MA1yLowER.-rhts steamer. Elncc her
dastet ty King Al The htnd Of DttFult river lRst
ali. has ttly Undergone t10rou.h rabu.1d and
3p,eets quite k ano !he1 in Itnt.op ShE IL tow IN
eactpe.A for rn1ossion, and will uoubucss
soon receive 0rceta 10 ttst kEA
TEE SuKvxYiSu STKAMSR SEARCH A6RorSD-The
ansrty steamer Stach. Ctrt. .Ioh"s. which left De.
ttolt IL! txo rnve for Lake superior with tull
ccnr3enlEEt IT tuc1. len 10 NJ So Earque got
uh:t .n,d vi last ad,lcts VAS set nard on Tht tn.
kAsc Auaai WIS, innlrhl la'c'y IN thn Fcccns uf tne
lief. 1tc aIpt that lcatisyis IL ra7y dauget.
Gee ytl ".th favorable McheE sae nj y be ot OF
Atttout d.ul<cs
tlu E1rIoeloS AT RrTFA1o-Qn Friday morning
those IN TIC s'e.Atsy OF .hc s!ssp lack II ~ .ck
Lock WEIR ktatsies1 By 1oud F'pott- which
uas soon dfrpvrrt3 tu have ben caused hy the
e1plo Of BOILER on blasa the tuE John 0'isr~n.
The ngrtent dts~n The boat Hltu perfect wreck
involved tr tous los OF lite the CAptasn. jacob
kre1s. whO W8s also tho Owncs. hcinS II 1t nts KILL
c. Ills ieiess bt,iy was hOwp INTO 'ne water ;fn at
1.e ascst Icrunrls had Eot b"tn recovered. Cnrrsu
kErrer was yuuns man ot tEeoiy.seyc1 nE twenty
eight o1 ase asd ntshsJ respected hS hss ns>o:
ale+. HE ae.ves nu family.
rick slir fireman, nlss Oh hoard nt til fl1u- OF
lie accident ann we're blown INTO The wa.er bot =erl
sEkly Injured. THO tuE vas b1tlt hy Al!cl tor VI.
Jnln U+lr.en. about hree yea-s since. The engine
and boiler WIRE fnEtshra pj the EAGic Iron NutAs.
She N-ns valued Ut FS.G11.
, 1866-05-29
Dr.. Cheeseman's T
Dr. Checets,cc'l1an's $ Pr

Have been STANDARD EemetF t5r 0 .er thirty 7
ami are the unoet etZeetua1 one ever k1cNo for all
Elaln,s pccuiiar 70 F1n1i<s. To all c;Asses the'
invaluable. Inducing. "th certainly. F.. riot:tuI
laT5&p. They are known 10 Thousands. who have
then, It different pcE!cds. throughout the eon
having the sa.cion Of the most tn,4a<,.t FaYste
IN Antffcu.
Erplest dirtestons. statfn7 ra-n ,s-y raosid u
Esn1. with eseh Ro1--she Price Due ia,ll1r pr
or 1so1e. for =. containing nom 50 10 80 Pills.
Ellis sent by mail, IfrrHpffy. SECURE from Obs
hon, by rrn1ttirE TO tho FrurrieioEs.
, 1866-05-29

t0TATf1EsS-sre 1r!f and atHrl SC lover, S4Ics
Ecrr: tvg bu reach blows Al SC de4.; 40 CD do es
t-HAE today, ll1, sod ns Cured
Nt>ls, u mis- tcr1 T. ~ ~ nfd annped t,-1ay,
lGI.190 Eut Meas Il bF. a:ett, and sl3 OIL 70 k.
bur there vas vsrv little DONE sud p:iecs were almost
entirely DnmlD91.
MESA PuFk-Mssket nnn, -.ith srI|ers 1t $3l .oo,
but It, uc or no demand. No sa!es feoorsed.
Bulk ateats-E1Huef. Sal to day. 10000 Ms
Shonldtts.t pe oeEerrd 1t Ptosta, at l5c ioose.
s.ur3 lall and nomsnAt At slxts22e Tor Steam. aud
4ar Tor prime Kettle
~Es:AIt.,-4s4w SusnIs arr nr:ner with tlIeht
, 1866-05-29

=. ""''.-%'-"..-.--.-Au!A Ao1
Compounds, 1se4.... 1s:;H1:1n ~ :.
1S65- .1G3HFS1h
Local Bonds WtIc qu1ei and 1omtnaL We qnoae:
isuyanE. selling.
Chicago City scven..... 80 81 g
Cook Go. Scrip. new-...lo7 S:1ln 1us ksl1a
Chamber OF Tom, old. Sly
Theirs uns rumor in this city few days since
Of the failure Of Ein>sein, RoenAeld s Co.. OF StT
1osk. Tnc Cincinnati E'o1smt5riak, Eclesr7ng 10
the tuInor says: ...
s.Thete WIS gone little stir IN the morning. IN
certain c1sclet, b, sepott Of The fatl1ce of the
banking huusc pf Eustcfn. 'EfoscDdtsd s. Co.. in
New York tat*. Tt1eeTaph!c coErt.p" "nacncc wss
at once nsd in Ttraru to the mat Ct. by parties
tc.rsted and the tact reresled that Mr. Ro.cuncl,
vidusl .lansac1ions, and. withdrawing Iom the
1rEa. hal aselKutd 10 II his bu-tnre. aaa,rt- rhe
2ecrpinncf of the as>sNrmtns ny The house IL
slsoDg evidence Of lis eosrncy. c1sc 1t could uot
undcttsEe such responsibility. Tae new. Or sue
ccedirc fr1n Ii Leyvle. Hns1eln & Co., and VIC arc
informed that the members OF 1t arc wealthy. res-
poueitse men,
The Lnadon I;.7.s gives the following cornp1ri-
eon Of tie present p7ce- or f.:e +nres Of few of
the leadius banks and miscellaneous companies.
With ibo>e quoted the h!s, ol IsnuarY, 1866 and
On The first Of Jannasy, 1856 snd remarss: Is Tiki
IN: INTO account tho depreciation t.' has sfnn1sa-
neous1y occurred in the Enc!ish innd<. 1atlnay
Stocks foreign securities, &C. the t1i uinulion tn
The nask,i yalce Of TIE property held by cur suri-
ons c1a:.c- OF Investors cvcu the bsgnutus u
ftr prrc1t yc1r may bc considered .rach t1el.t
enc hurtrcd Bnd thirty 1.lIio1- s.eslius-to cay
GoihInr Of thc los cotton. cotton goods. iron
and oite- artic1eS:"
, 1866-05-29

Ill Saies qf Grntz reported in fAfs r1urkrs report
are Hdde t1&ts OF .c xf0Fu1e. unEeSs 0tA<rflIe
f1pFfssfd- ...-
MONDAY EvEx1xC1. Mar g.
F1EfEHTS-fsk1LEoAD FRr1GHTs-fhe folio ~
ing Is tic JotEt tnrid Of The three Eastern oads:
, 1866-05-29

Hour 5se-aany
kud Future Prospects In Lie clearly styeled by Dr.
l1phae4. He wins The h1eetloas The opposite sex
lie guides you 10 wealth, health sod ns72ness. Cal
At.13 East Madsorst-. tuT-ssatFs}. b.twee1 Well.
trt1 Frat kin, Consultation Zee U1e Dollar. esa3
Rcl1nhc}u-a Fluid Extract
Ruthu Ia pleasa + ID t3stc nnd odor, ee nll H.
tuFaors properties. 2nn !Ian edlaae ia action.
, 1866-05-29

MospAr EvEStxo. May q. 1866,
The to1Iowfo: table shows the 1eceIp1s and thlp-
1ncAtk OF Produce drrng tie past foEty.cight
house.
, 1866-05-29
CHICAGO LUMBER btAJtKET.

NoxnAF EvRS1Nu, May = 1865.
TIE Freeirts and shtrn.nta during tue past forty
, 1866-05-29

&t5 kf0FTD1sF23x
l73 wella succt cs:u.f OF Monroe. Catra:1. H. de-
vo1S* lis a,.ot4on exclusively 70 tic TREATMENT OF ee-
ctrx d.rA.e ssphk IN AL lts Falltst GIrlA Goans-
rata l;!t CT Stfiss1sr S. m.nA TeaEocfa ttAlp IN
loas Anet':o.. q iae x.dnsys aise2,s g, The Mead
Throat hote and SEtn- Ap1 Ill 1aoa+ Ad6tc1tt S1sa
trcu3 .eft hAht oi =. utn which MT ace cGaysiiu:
ionAl debas, cnoes waE. axe impossible Aao 10 me
inrfa 4ss TAM r.sfEItAs S@x1e1 -,s, nI,a ~.
MOs1 sCifSittiE lSvES ElvS.
An tnsrunc1t for the currpi Efatsl oebsltS q Soe
scYoal Etci1.:crs. ra.t' pfopefif Ano~a = St-!sH
Rratntss etc. Cau be ptrE4anenur cu:ed n tr..!n
ESys 10 t5e mouths ht the ns~ Of this tratrumtnk
Entn ntt d conto,E;jy with Mtdtc4p-s ir Rsrouzhs
aau.s, th= o.s sespead y 70 rs 1s.as
Hhtc it msy Prove 3atls arrosy. attef ATT ulA%
,he n.ofts vii. be rtsu-de: B.. fetusrtpE the tnsIu
iHroT1 Ant =, LAnr.x-s'uaI:t tosnrlsints LFsatea @
win 9frat succe%.. Our PeIk.ical Drops Htll ps1ne
OF tne cou,srs 1r case o. hs1rnttt.pe from any es9ss
i.aIie epis treated hy letter. Aodrcst Dr. at!a-
EOpr Us 17J Walls street, corner Monroe, ChleaSos
Nusuk- ~
manhood and Youthful Vfgor
-.a n ~ f1,fr%nJds4 byff1ct Rnchu.
, 1866-05-29

LEen's Extract Of Pure 1u1unscn Ginger
fer Indigestion. Sau.ta, Heartrusc, sick 4eaischr
Choiefa Morc1s &C.. where warming. cenn, strou.
lant tequtrt Its casetul preuas1tlon and enSire
purity makes cheap as reltaatr article for culIna
ra1rnes. So+d everywhere. at 81 cents pr bottle
sAt.aTOt;A SPRING va rkIs sud ty ell Druggists.
mch2I nfec-Em TT THEA
, 1866-05-29

DRnPOSALS FOR. PRIVATE
i DE.ISsox SOUTH WELLS. EasTyAE 90.
t:ES. SOFIA La *AEI.E M NAStIlSGToS
SIlsEkTs AMI MiCllTG An ASESFE. -.
orrIcx OF TUE 1;oARp or lTDLsc wnTks.
sen,e. r.s pb*a.. Will he Yeceiseo = she teayd OF
Public Works. Al their Office u1ti1 II Tunr.day
:!aY S1> lsfi from the 1salt .ycrs licensed oE the
osEs tts ,1 ;, .! es S2sn qs pi'ff rs 90
East Van Hurfn. from Stale street Mfchtsa. are-
the; Scutb Ii SalIe. from Madison I" Jackson on
Nas"tncten, fc StAsft 70 Michigan avenue: on Mtch
iap sstus. rxsf,n 70 % ,Fe;,s IT. M
Com r1rr ell, ard which shall taId nr the
ct The lots sa!d Is and as emo accord
Ing paps md SPECIFICATIONS m ol+ At said Office
4 ndets wt STATE The tate per foot fut tas dat:s.
cateh.baso 81 Tts in hc,eh1. cotnDlete With
| uonble 2lnch covers. The *orS 10 r. done accord
!rE TO the general .tCniat!o3 established ~ The
Feald And 10 TIT AppE,vni Of its FnxF eers ard n.
wells. last |-n Nnrtu, South Lasas!e and Washing.
Ton klYeets. ard Michigan as-pne, ar0 the oaF" Eut
A~a1d the drsns the four STREETS and oLe 1vroue
10 purity Murt according u the BIDS tccs1ze1.
rror0k4t. u1nst b. addfe:3 j. to to- Bo1ln OF Public
| Works. eIforscG - 'Tfupnsnl far Drains on souta
s:rc I. Nlcican ayrn1c and hr accompanied with
the nsual $50 bond. with surcte*, to be nppsoFta BY
Tho Hoard rettrve tie right to reject bid Ut ID
tr rc nil bids. Aud psonosal Will be accepted
Il. tori 10 the Board inas he has the necessary skill
exrtrfrrce en- rEv ard ability for doing rhe Hork Is
Trustworthy, snd ha. sufficient pec1siafS resources.
FRED. LETT,
| o. i. KOsE-
| myctci1Rlqt BpAId Of PUBLIC NorEs,
, 1866-05-29
Hi5cftlaueous.


An sdoptred mass meeting Of casi1cus Of The North
niv,sIcn Will bc held a Sor1h Market Hal On
uecncsnay eycttrE next, the 10 'nsE. = o'cnck'
when IRE kutkcs Of IRE limits Will be fuy discussed.
my.EtS6 Fl prde1 Of lhe C multtte.
, 1866-05-29

tnE Department.. n,S;!,si5 Incrcasc. 1T5.315
This sweeping depreciation il tlle s.oeks of1ar.e
fanluS and Other credit ASSOCIATIONS shows 10 Mha,
an eztcn. in;1 iou has been carried IN the trade OF
Enraand during late years. Ftrhnp. Eucti:h cap1-
talless wtli Ind IN this condition ut aIIlTs ground
for modctatin, their hat.t OF re1ec.iny upon Aucr
1caus pre eminent for their u-rotlon uusound
enterprises. II may be questioned whether ever, In
ahe history OF commerce, 19as- have affirmed such
an extreme OF imitation u ila> eliminated In the
16ndon paulc-
The following comparison tho 81 the vslne Of
1caa,us CONTINENTAL sccurIti:z TN May 4. 1866. Is
compared with the corresponding prtlod ur 1865:
, 1866-05-29
saTo Whom 1t mny Concern
Ell

ssTo Whom 1t may Concern
PEoyG~T ~ EslAL's DFF.cE.
t1ttsturxh, Dec. lsEh. 1sk|.{
NR. AND. JcnSsoS-fsat sit In Soreuner 1ast
not eea snbtctr fof nrnri. three ye1rs The sttacE
wss 10 seve1c could nn1 Eooye nad nos sa!.e
E1y arm .ttef Tying ditEtrcnt ntdlc!oes without
nSail. VI. Induced you: Rae INC .l,c Conr'nod
and 1Ited Pustnxt .nd e.a9s ihaS con,d psiI"sm
1T 1T .sis "a which = toa ri might cs cae. can
low scl1lers' u the '-dusekts~ ard "sufrsf' rclc
dy I Ever Used. 1oiF true ffie1t.
MORRIS P-tTTIS0E.
Rtfetrnct. J. 7. Pattc1ton nnd Nm. Duocan. ~
WOOD s:frrt.
Fer sail ky ECESttANS 4 VAN SCHA ACE.
Whciesale UEuec!.ts. u Lake street, Chlca::n and
Fyrr~ 4 4 efx31v. I-do10
, 1866-05-29

UY71cE Of TIE DAILY TkIBuNK,}
Monday Evening. May -. )
RgRF CATT1.NAccprutnE to tho 4oaln Of Trade
report. the receipts snd shipments last
compared with the tesrsnd1ax peso1 Of 1865 hzve
BEEN toluus. ltshould be bosna uno that these
sar1entr a2d receipts really those OF tbs daY pre-
, 1866-05-29

Now T0rk Ntock H1NTECfs
C.txinE Z, Ices fuT tnst. May - fat. Erccirrd BIZ
Jofcph NJ Lyons. Commission, Stock NJ Isoni Bro
krr szd e4 1ef In Gtycttcut kcClIlfsa. No. 81 South
, 1866-05-29

EHfcchlcd un0 IseaicRte
ou+ usuttot pf bot ee1es delmbnld's Extract
uttuv II will gfyI bIsx cne-rctic 'eellnat. aud
rnau1e ynn TO e1ecp Ecl1 my2>t1il i2l iL TIT. "a
, 1866-05-29
Lake Park Property
FOR SALE.

This n.pre.fy Is s!tuattd 7Atroo Lake three nies
frpcu thp cit, Of Nftek. Michigan. and consin*llQ
boatd teoce e.ht feet high. ~ dt1
wing T. win ull+ nce t1ack nsce.safy ssaPss ~
Lie sGioi, iag Is puias re:ost sna hss efsa e. r.
cnfn, ri for many ~ F*Su4 IA tbe FiEif3 Ena
eetssHheie tSr fsuIEG. which II anunaaar Eltn
tD*EtoF md feE p:saa r STsaEfesnia
der1 ihtk rrope4iy esrablt for private residence q
Ilace o{ pnbr,e resort. The wholc pasr- tnsstatf
feeccd Is vainabe for farrias. ApplE e 7: NJ
Ekh EIas, Mtth. m}sa od:l>a-9
NOTICE.
The surual ree:,rg oi tho stockholders Of she M
t.onal Waich Company. for the election .! nEect
III - ht1u Il the rfoca oi the CcupAey. No. 134
faxe st1e-s, On Tue.azg ,she ntn day q inn ls A.
At.sS ps!osAHoD secretary.
, 1866-05-29

aayi1R becn cured NJ oy Celebrated
physician. ana AIMED hls meth ~ OF ueafofts.l c.
which they esn be termaneotly cured. All conn,un-
cations tonnd rttal Address with stamp. II. IL SfAN
LET. Z, q. Drawer k4SS. ChlCaEc, Ill. dl3
, 1866-05-29

Receinta4 Ghlpnents.
... T.. 1Th. 1Ss3. lie. tsf5.
Sunday atd Monday ...... rs 62 5.E4 SIS

Samr fine last wetk...... st3 .... asia .-..
The stcetrts To-day were only. aud III. enkre
sales nu1Dber 81 head. These were tasea chiefly by
city butchers. Fnles we're uase <s:a7s.so for NJ
% fair Butchrs2' ftock. ard $7U 7.75 for fair
ecod eucolh Steers The supply, though light, proved
put'G rquAI to the demand tnerr mcsETe At-
tei Of buyers the few xtt did put in ap
ptarauce eyincrd little dIspos.,!a to operate. Sa.es
m m-dc do not Indicate hnv change in csccs, sud VIC
qrotcshc uu11 aud noinl at the co.in: ra.ea
OF las. wycE.
Irnu: actio1s today were AZ follows:
CATT.E SALES TODAY.
Gregory d Hastings sad strD.,rorsh u head fir
Steer. nferssln= LOS bs, ii T7o ilou.h House
! 4hcaf. averaging 1O NJ. NJ s11es{s to AcEursy
hesu. hrtsAcln. LOGS Us. Ut t6..o.
J:EdsLn roll l3fary Ee4u 70 I'd Strtft. 3vcrH-t-E
H. - Es.h kt.is: u enmv5 beau nrdiHM sfocE, aver
a;is ~ + .ts6as 10 saue5 hid Oxen. aserag-
Con:: n.a,s!: I'D o'Ma,'ey beae nu1,s, avsr.
IiIcE:, sol; a!cV #, head medium bu, ~hets'
e g aversi ipr on ns, at seto; htsd do avesas
Il z 51s bs. \. $S.su-
F,om the rt1usIs 1uade - the Board OF Tetde
und the receipts shipments for tie last txea.
.y-!eur hours compared With the receipts and slip.
istE.s u tic sa,ne Pe1iod in 1861, 10 be follows:
hecepts Shipments.
., r.zv ~ uo,dax IT, J,so !2ss IN IN. as;
E.n~ t.ne 1asr a;rvk....t.1t1 - 1sss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-10
Napoleon's Jealousy of Prussia

From the Pail Mall Gazette, July q
The Emperor Napoleon, we hear from
Paris, finds it difficult 10 conceal his
jealousy of the success of Prussia, and
especially of her growing influence in
Germany, and several expressions indi-
cative of this feeling are quoted from
him at court The proposals for an ar
mistice which have been made to Prus-
sia and Austria have been purposely so
worded as to leave the question of the
constitution of Germany still undecided,
as the Emperor wishes that question not
to be settled by Prussia, but by Con
gress with himself nj its head 1t is
worth remarking rs - sign Of the times
that several French provincial journals
are beginning to allude, though in very
cautious way, to the possibility of an ex-
tension of French territory on the side
of the Rhine. Letters purporting to
come from the Rhine districts, have
been published by some of these papers
in which the feeling of the population in
those districts is described as decidedly
favorable to an annexation to France.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-10
Railroad Signals.

Those who travel on the cars, or who
witness the movement of the trains,
and the men who operate the roads, may
desire to know the signals used every
where on the roads The signals are
given by the whistle, by lanterns, flags
and motion of the arms. Their signih-
cation is:
One whistle-"Down brakes
Two whistles-"0f brakes
Three whistles-"Back up.
Continued whistle-'Danger.
A rapid succession of short whistles is
the cattle alarm at which the brakes will
always be put down.
A sweeping parting of hands on level
of the eye is the signal to go ahead.
A downward motion of one hand, with
extended arms, Ito stop.
A beckoning motion of one hand, Ito
back" 80.
A lantern raised and lowered vertically
is signal for Starting swung at
right angles, or crosswise the track,
ITO stop" swung in circle back the
train.
A red flag waved upon the track must
be regarded as a signal Of danger So
with other signals given with energy;
Hoisted at a station is a signal for a
train to stop. .
Stuck up by the roadside is signal Of
danger on the track ahead.
Carried unfurled upon the engine IS q
warning that another engine or train is
on lis way.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-10
New York Cholera Reports---Why they
are Exaggerated.


In regard to the reported prevalence
OF cholera in New York, the Journal Of
Commerce, Of Friday, says.
The sensation reports which have been
published about the prevalence of cholera
in New York have materially inj jured the
trade Of the city Most Of these reports
originated here in the columns of those
papers which care only for making SEN
salion, reckless of the consequences.
The foundation thus laid has been built
upon by the journals of other cities, for
the two-fold purpose of attracting atten-
ton to their columns, and OF building up
some rival commercial interest Thus
the stories have been magnifed as often
as repeated until many country mer-
chants really believe that the cholera is
prevalent here as an epidemic, and are
afraid even to visit the city to make their
usual purchases for the fall trade. Those
who aided in establishing here the very
costly Sanitary Department are also de-
sirous to vindicate their sagacity, aud
| secure the popular approval of their ac-
ton, and they are consequently tempted
TO enlarge upon that type OF summer
complaint now chronicled here under
the name Of cholera. After a somewhat
careful investigation, we have failed to
find one authenticated case of the malig-
nant disease once known as Asiatic chol-
era. Cholera morbus, severe dysentery,
and similar diseases, always more orless
prevalent in the summer season, are to
be found in various parts of the city.
The cases are not as numerous as the
average former seasons, nor are they
especially severe in kind Least of all
are they in any sense contagious or cpl
demic. Persons coming here from other
localities are no more liable TO be at
tackled by summer complaints this year
than in any former summer, and the
whole fright in regard to it is totally
without foundation in reasen or fact.
We make these statements in this column
because we wish them to be considered
by business men who read our paper and
who would visit the city but for the fears
of their families whom they must leave
behind The absence of dealers from
this cause has induced an increased pres
sure to SELL and those who take advan-
tage of this feeling to purchase now are
not likely to regret it,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-10
eating a EIissouri Jury.

Appropos Of the legislative situation
at Nashville, the Banner of that city
relates that several years ago Thomas d.
Benton was travelling through one Of the
border counties Of Missouri, when, hear
ing that court was in session at a certain
point, he concluded to pass that way
and give a call Passing through forest
and brisr, he was directed to q clear
ing" where a rough frame Of house,
without root, might be seen, surrounded
by stumps of trees and supported by
splices Of sapling. The judge was
seated on log without bis coat Pres
emily the sheriff made his appearance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-10
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE, FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST 10. 1866

Mr. Sheriff" said the judge, have
you got that jury? The sheriff, blow
ing and sweating, replied, Got nine of
EN- your Honor, out here in the thicket,
tied with hickory wythes." The hi
you have reared the judge, where is
the other three ?? "Ez for them, an
swered the sheriff, I've done all | could
do = set two dogs and three niggers on
their trail, and reckn they'll fetch EN-
by'n bye"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-10

TOMMON LAW AND CHANCERY COURT
I > Cracntqwis building.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-10
S4lO.SI3 81

An average annual cash dividend to Stock
holders of fourteen per cent. upon its capital
stock, since its incorporation, portrays the great
success and stability Of this eminent lnstitu-
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