davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-06-05

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ap7taa1 slt-eafuTh
anternaGaossAI mnsaesl a4a 0r~Faxse
occoue TAipAhs- 7z4hsJ, We NJ - fauJ a. |
II F<ss1esse 1beseso % cessssasr M III seeSszs
.: The AHoczztion II carried ont, viii not na1+
psose 70 o. ot Eossesss1 edseatAee 10 Chses=a bal
eaest tht noes pee:oana ssn,. soo shsuaxeoat ~.
Ana o&b1 coantfaee The peu5et1ots-@no. ~ ths-
wpy. u sssezted. h4ve xppisea Buf esstes Of m
on.in+ss nstn q tas ooas'n "a sss csasdss. 90
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propose 70 ,aaokeszlr hsze = eaos.al aa.,ea: 80
MI ,si,s. q no ~ asn's ~1,n s eapss5ta. aaa
raslt sot.st, Etsea aader ste ssspaess o1 tAs q.
lDoas " Hsodfl esnc3rty, 1t the @yueoh&1 Gf1YfA1
1lse hSdsa saa,a :. ~ S,fs' y. s,,s
throughout ,he antaeal ~o11e-s, Vii pos.e>s
ies,nf-r: To- ,h< a~oe5silon propose 10 diE.soae
10 sheaf pAsfons sxkt nu1nte9 a pftocesJ s7t-.
cr r., = s fssia ,1 % oss p e.,s.; ~, !.
sad. viii be $sa,ta0 - ro.t. .hise the9r ~in x
cao5s % oiae1 ,oooe p4Es. % :se songs 81 sio .;
ti-tN.opo. Fnr,ht1 tn ress1d 10 sals zaaxn.nsen.
ine lie - las tod 10 aNta. ~ aa,te .sft hi
hA- horp fully dlEestrt. and sill reose i!1s1nt
tucf.%s 1t mu.s be oee1oed 1s 1oe u7xnn+1 In.
post1nee to h,eago. holb m tnse1a1 md soc4a1
potnt os v1r~. n il wilt ntss1H ns1h .he sa1ee-t
s%4<rnblsfe ot peop1e tha. ha. eeer 4: ons utoe
/ jousned ~11hrn ouf estes.
l Isr1seS inss vt 6sve stoatsed 10 coRn1ene: b.
rsit ptttn4f prhht73y. Ka Ah1ll D. On the q1d
tsx TOT fuEth<t aod tnose dennte sd c1fc1ta-tan
sisl a+scloemeEts IN r-f1enee 10 this ..a2enaoas
| nn+t:s u and operate ente1surracni-<Ates79 Re-
| pus4acon. r5ss
Moth and Freek1e~.-LAdses Anasrtra
~7,h oisco3ea.ttons on ihe tene called mota.
Moth snd Ffeekle Lotion. II II infatl.bse- Pr~7s.
/ frd BY tn G. fxr1r. Deznatoogtst- a Baa6
ftrrcs, Scn Iork. sold b. III dsokets4 In CHI.
/ ea.:o sid el'<~h<7e- 1r.cr t.
| tnA5Ea1l3 3m-4A-1.TH
Thirtr Yearns Experience sr aa old
| Spts.-Mr. Nt4slow'. aio. syrup t. :ht
pse,uspticn Of one Of The beft female pnytteaAn,
for thirty YEAR with nrre1fstIsuE sstetr 1ra t1t.
te-s, tJ millions OF mohc7s lot shesf eht1ofta II
4 rasrres he chsld from pain. c7re"tnyscnse1y 800
ciss1hess> rs'2nS ~ ihr aoAris ma ~las eo'te
u i* i'sss: health 10 the saa' rests the 0''atf
| <p<efnl CnueIon. .WrA. Wiu&sowss
| sooth1nE *yzup has heeon'e ~ po3n!f thst sx7a
| Mtu:lu~a- f7e1-f .Ake oot1e~ that the Mn, ~Ept
an3 Other article june$esst
Go 70 the k&es1-t1o 10 tSFvang d AtTaE
tor. cb,cxgo Go.anaetai colese 70 e: : tso'
cood Telegraph u1'r'atos. Add.crs to. Esca.afs
HarAaT 4 osHA1Tos. Cntt7eo. III.
usntoW .*badee n greatly r~d aers
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III tHst*F ynRSN-
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, 1866-06-05

TAEEN UP-Ou the 2oth u1t,
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, 1866-06-05

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tn kxtfE-
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bu II sit.7k Iss1 tzsn: u u A~1H II vr~k. II 6
So.7. Hocn hoa.s: 6Aass G21a Ia ii Ill sal ~
r1kt: IL E1A LEN 10. l. T. tx:d 9rza.S: s%3rs
,setno tn II II e.al.s1 cA4h: II sf,,kLss Ae---
wssf soe naensh: s3E So. !: 1i-aA1-1 ErtEetnt.
tAss of<nnt paeysnt sod eaosea 1s2; e,a HN ts =.
sAe. Caeo u tere- sast1 M to te.1 II &c Ese
Ae1tst.
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tnrr7~-saka ts1s F1os1, u ~ ba Eaxa., ~ 10 As
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, 1866-06-05
NEW YORK EATTLE NAXkEH.
pFKXlA2 DAY.

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FMe1taeat-f1-%. x11h AeS Kt<e-t t64t@xY.
Eaockx1k-eaEz< <raes- Ca@tv EEL $Eze E:sc&n&s-
, 1866-06-05

Com plrtgon Of Rilbaurn d1ty fs1d=e-
ftl~Arktr Iurr t-The ba1dce II kI1o7rn
ttx na4 te~r ettn1t 8ud tfattt yar-sd nse1 10 cAs
On lie Ail~ xnArr I'D ~. Paul Ha!3tcs6.
, 1866-06-05

J. L.. mandes, for meray with r.. Ham.
lrr d Co. hAr1ne 2t>1t1ased hinttlf Hs3h Nr. T.
&. ttHUWA. will heteAf1sr c1rry on the Boot and
hcc Bu+tncrr II 15s ctark rtrrrt. where be wtii tc
happy 10 &ce his ss4cnct and tic pueIlc generally
, 1866-06-05

C4aaanAta a1Afkek.
Especial D1spsach 70 The GhseAso 1saeses-1
CHHxxAu. Su9e l.
FxoVr-ateaAy md e71a. SAaea: s1sefaaA. @S:
sxtke, ~ 44u.A-
, 1866-06-05

l>ra1born tsf, ri, Roon Il. Apply personally ur
sdor.+s ~nh stamp. .Dzz~e1 3*t!E9l. Chicago. III.
ffeicysuce. sxupfspd- tysS
, 1866-06-05

Cotnx.-nr. Kenisou, Chlfopod1At. Rts
tends e1clu.t,cly 10 dlrea>c% ot tho fc,t. lss
ppts7frd IN f.o4iGn, MaB+. and Ch1caco, TOT The
past et1tetn sr7ts. Othec 11a ClasR-et- cfN
, 1866-06-05

LATER NEW yDRh MAKKET4-
ttssec7A Ix5FstE4 70 TIE C1zE.eo ts7ar.~.3
Exu Tckx, JSas4
HEEA3EXYTA
Eo.tinx ox1 II Tst&c+saes s.se~ rhAa-e. t1ur=s
Corn u neAks. e5os;sE II .s1xse zs se*ae- IL .k%
Ls=fxki xHe1ets ATr Aakx% ~ tresrta- aa1
LII esas -. thf e.aSEE=1s so-.sy vt+e
enlx abcutSsn NC bHssscA. taeiu6.@k eatzss7x. Eaos
Iew tlxa<o 0Ai& CT s@aet u 11<sk-
FEev3A1tnA.
lnRk sold down 70 f-&&. eao&tHk 1rn u A5ikt4 r"
ecr<'y. tp1 Meats s1<1ey. kA:< E1- II 1t z5sxE
ink's nEvxoce-
ItTG 2L4A-
kw1De ht srss+7. Il: !tl.t. Lee.sss k.ce ye~seseA1
II EzFx.
kxHEkr7au1 ~ <pKfotNp 4<1Ex&ET xpsEA-
11e T.. O. Tfex,rsy etvss ssoi.es .tA1 II wsj st<sz
rznp1.n6 txt<1rst 1exA t.. tess. ue1 sea tzsr
GAL TITS 10 feenE.~d etkaeea reg sswAsas txa
zsa<ssoo. soe. with toe DsGf sfAseGas- q 3rt1 s9
cue41aos1s e1u1t she Epne1<1 n.a,kx9-
, 1866-06-05

In Gsres or Accidental Sniury there IL
TO mcds 20 easily Apris+d OF shat ~ll1 give ruen
complete eatietsctiou n Dalte, Magical Pain Ex-
siup,ous, Sorrs, srr11n.. Rhenna1isu and skis
p,,+s-er- >otd BY al dEurststs At - cents box-
it.xx1s3- isgNt
, 1866-06-05

Go 70 the EeG1-t1p 10 tkFTAnG d 3fT1k.
ton'a Chicago C0youtttai College to &C: 4 tbo.-
oueh, pf7eticAl hu-ine.s edntatson. 10 bttofax
ruod Telegraph Operator. Ad1scrs toe E,ra:afa.
H1rASF r. n1HATfoK. CnttRen. III.
Window Shades NJ greatly r<d dured
fEiett. Z L. ktltftt. H kxudplnh- els
, 1866-06-05

How to Destroy Hat ard RaAeAes---
Ep a1tlr3e k1aw0 II xonet e6ae3nA txz1 6vE1s
, 1866-06-05

%p$efAl CAulan. - !NfA. Win&soyvsA
>outh1nE ~!zup h2A hecone ~ popular thst Sx1a
Gus raztr1 haxe p1t nt articles calltnx harm Mr.
Mtu:1uNa- f7e2-e .ale cos1e~ that the Mn, ~sut-
low of TIE ~oosh.nE ,yT1P u not co-oecteE WITH
ans oIhef article. jane $eS5k
, 1866-06-05

IioEr FAK1LT FS1R.-Isst evening WAS the eou'
mence ueut OF tes1ts Of entertainments which viii
be cort!nued e4ca c1cLinz during the week, At the
Hall Of the Jesutt= school, Hau@c on Morgan
ncsr NelftI elrzet In ad Of thr completion 0f ths
Church OF the Holy Family The nrce-sstv o! tax
ing down The towe9s ui tue Church. owing 10 m
defect in the foundations. has suggested an enlarge
menf winch had become slno-t Indispensable
and il il in sid Of this work that the Fair has beer
rraestAkru.
, 1866-06-05

A NiCX DAroHTER n. S.LA~.-Mat! Ua.1n- na!a'
d1e>aced, rrrpccfsble.looktng fcuiAn female. wAs
aceu*ed In the ro!iee Court yetsestay afsrnoon BY
hcr nothc1-in.law, Mary Ann Dncau. Of The larccuy
OF <ssv IN e7ecnhackt. 4 ttrp.cauchies o! the
prfeoncr terrified that shout ritnt ~c<ks ago The
4. feftdant cent nef 10 the hou.e Of Erf grand.
mother to rroeurr eozac garments which had brs Z
lr!l thrrr 10 be washed. thc old lady Was absen'
suou 10 look for 1ne sh,ugs. In ,nu MIN: o.er The
tontcrtf .. burrsn drawer. the CANE poc-
krt.book md alter examining IT. contents rpI It.
"a II andstuucdlatcIy returned hofac and informed
the accueed Of her dlscosrEJ. Th- s.ca.EnJnc7 n
Is7 severely uphsa.ding The child, rcnt hes hack
u,b Instructions to bring hcf The rockct.hook sts
accomplished the mtttion ~1hou' ditcoresr. ~
lhe old lady had not returned during he1 a'teact
A. a reward The title elrt received Is. trnm thu
pf4oner. $nsf-qut uiy. the child d:tnlcra 10 hra
grandmother all apr koe.s abort The theft aud tas
4e,a 10 tl,c and afsa,Enmcn; Of 1ht ActuAed
IN default OF Fsu ball. the pss-ooez vas committee
for ir1A1.
, 1866-06-05

MurECx-lA>t rscu,nS shrftaan knovlca pop
ns1 drama OF "lhe 1lunchh.ck" vas rrrrenfcd BE-
iorr tu,l house. The fe APPEARANCE Of Mr.. l. u.
i't177n, who nssnueh thc charzcter Of --julia. IL
.i.rd il.ciy cuthr-iarn tp the audience who Trt.
toul, thri. old tas.,F4tr wtsh extreme eofdtast@.
v mt af spscr prreludes auY c1teuded nottce os
thr PERFORMANCE fE the present Suffice II 10 esf
that thr play wat we'll cast. and ws. pfcduect tn
capital slyIr. II til br rr7'eaEed ihis cscninS-
SfcEicKxns Tmk& THE--MF. chartr1u made hts
hr.t appearance satl evening" afser 1onc an>cnsE
frcm Chicago. 1nd wa rrxe.et with fall hop.r
..Ibc Widows Victim " and .. '.Tooaltn " uefe the
ptccs Rejected IN 10th OF which be appcSred to
srrRt advantage hlt limitations tn tbe former httug
rrtr.ved With upros11ous sprlaute. Tonight Ms.
t-harlsau ~sn srpeas in his Csest character os
+Mooi" In "1bt Hidden Haud.|'
OrEnA nousE--No.hwithsssn ssndnc thr astraetiop4
cltrwhtrc tA.t night - The Strseis OF esra York
nj tho Opt1a Hnu.r drew fair tharc OF attendance
| The piece was well pr-4<o!cd. r. rscsi. md vii,
lnId the AaGs till Mopdsy evening ~hrr The drama
| n1 - ie-psa" viii be H,sen to1 thc nft% 1tmc II
Chicago.
, 1866-06-05

Moth and Ffeck1eA--LAdses An.srtr4
x1ih 1lcoaoszttsns on fhe fsne called moth
pa.chet cr trtek3ca shonia r.e Pxs7t's eeseorste1
Moth snd Fseek1e Lotion. II II anfatl.bse- FErps-
svd h3 ttrs 4 G. Pesrr. 1ezrnasoioEtst- a Baad
ftErc4, ScN Tork. Sp!d b. III druggists In Gu.
cz.o sfd tl+fwh-7e. Ir1cr e..
, 1866-06-05

TAIiEAU AND FEsI7FAL -As will he 1taT1ed hy
Al acrr,1i.rmfut in arothes column, The GnIou
Park 1ssp'isi Church wiu he e.a7 TO cutersa,n all
th.1s Gtirnds and the fr1crts ct Mission sabbath
S.hoo1= IT tns'r p!sc. oil a,rshsp. corner OF Vert
Nashinc'oa and Pau!rna strteis, uext Thursday
ard FndAs evenitc-. whru srawh. fTtrs. sc.
cream. 1atlcaux nud Tnu fe All be furnished ard
very ri. a.sut !iEur Enjoyed.
, 1866-06-05

BkxI-' rA7EST SnArE Co:lAn--a nov paient
collar II l,nY introduced which bids fair to oui-
~, a11 ntte7 er,lct. 1ho.c sho have worn them
a~sert that they have al last found article which
o.rtent. neat and tasteful Appearance In the alb
renee Of the uc- Certainly. nothing could be more
cr>,Eah}c In tht spprnathtnE hot weathes Those
" ho are lncrtdnluut sst lS~tomncnfed 10 call on
y. Z, Kenpey. No 1ls dearborn 4stctt, be having
The ertirc control Of The Northwest the sale oi
this improved coil1f.
, 1866-06-05

Enc awak, them. sap he rlirat OF The rccnr "a.
Sney eaans1d h.ss ansx1a e. sh1s s,sssd' tasee
loDgcd to the Organization herr xerk h~forc tbs
tsDsdlau onthrsak. In rnos; than fhf same proper
oser ny resr tcsriscd It tne hraaan.4ers alone
y yo1nn.e-r contributions. and 10 addition 10 ta,s
| gel knoup, "a. rai.cd By commu',ec Of resepty
ci1.zcns. Ihit IL to be aided duein. nc1t ~cck ~
which mr. benz as,a ~ i ,srouen .h state and
aohao1' N ,dlonnF sls'f,' s, Isr mt NE. 1e
panes b, II hseh excursion tickets, to The meetings
md ls'n5a,1s VII e sela 4 h:iI pt'ess. =. Ine
.appe4 Il sns nasenen, ca Mt q the real.n .,sn;. sna
. pc d. pottd q a !he.e .mecunet: LDe.l tas..
; mre.'ne, S, al-o BE- held u ths dt{ .ae af't M Of
~ r. ~: :s sus II saa !: T.
!; Il sestn md = half O'Clock. Ispo.fntnt tenisn
rpeaterr will be rscsfnt TO 9adres. sne nsss'nE: e.
= can.da. xhe1c appcaT suy rnorr teaacce II any
frstsnE Il thefc sne 1ubtls.ion ~ doaete;s - be
E 1u1u. from The neans lot rrtuE tncN. 10 the men
i asreadi rot, II may DC remarked that Inc
in thtt CITY. ha.. 'hui far been qa,te satfaorr
| even br.ler ,hau ~1s expe<1od- rhsT Reru~a de-
did III IL ,he1r power 10 kep 'hem w,tnin baund.
IN Nov and then enc ~onad oe ~cen ~ho hsd bteons
10 Would Of course Tic p11ce among .ne1a 4eises
I'd There ehis wese noshlnE morr than pFset.er and
ns5ns e E p s eeg pe s
Ill fght uas 4. The door Of The Eeadqna1tesr hsll
Hesr shs tentses stationed 10 kssp out tne pnnl,f
NC and pu.he. breas cu>et and cures quickly bio NJ
I'D 1he d,aIoeues were Ahost, but emphatic
ew Csastsr--Quit pokin mr. ~td yrs gnu. ye spa
ost pctu. us III break The eyc OF re IN roinn'o
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ib: It eoiutnne- waA bro7gal ur before the Police
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-31

The GALAXY says in regard to serial
stories: The history of " Robinson Cru
Soc ought to settle one question as to
book-making, which of late has been
much mooted among authors and pub
lishers--whether the sale of book is in
jured or not by its first being published
serially in a magazine. 1t is not gener-
ally known--the very editor Of the pres
emit edition does not mention-that this
world-renowned book was first published
as serial story, and appeared in the
Original London Post, its publication
having extended through one hundred
and sixty-six numbers, and having been
finished in l7l9. 1t Immediately &C
quired the popularity which it SO long
preserved, and its sale in book form from
l7l9 to the present day has been equaled
by that Of few books in our literature.
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By TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

LOUISVILLE, October 30. The various
Fenian Circles of Louisville held an en-
thusiastic meeting tonight denounclng
the British Governments and calling upon
the United States to interfere in behalf
of Lynch and Mcmahon.
WASHINGTON, October 30.-There is
no truth in the rumor that the Mexican
Consul at New Orleans has applied to
General Sheridan for permission for
General Ortega to pass to Mexico The
Mexican Consul sent to Minister Romero
a telegraphic dispatch denying the
charge As General Ortega intends to
write a pronunciamento against the
Mexican Government he cannot have
the support of the Mexican officials.
General Sherman still remains in the
city. AS he manifests some reluctance
to accepting the duties of Secretary OF
War, it is thought that Gen. Grant will
temporarily take charge Of that Depart
ment, and that Stanton will retire upon
the completion of his annual report
This is generally conceded.
ST. LOUIS, October 30.-Advices from
Fort Garland, Colorado, dated October
18th say: A portion of the Utah Indians
came in and surrendered to Gen. Carson,
commander of the post. 1t is feared,
however, that the surrender is only for
the purpose of getting annuities, and that
they will renew their depredations after
receiving them.
Harrisburg, October 30.--Geary S
official majority in the late election vas
l7,l7s. The total vote was 597,37O.
New YORK, October 30.-Lieutenant
Baine, who claims to have held com
mission in the Confederate States Navy,
and who seized tho steamer Chesapeake
during the war, has been indicted by the
grand jury for murder and piracy on the
high seas. He will be tried at the next
term of the United States Circuit Court
The United States steamer Bienyille,
from st. Thomas, is lying at the quaran-
tine with eighteen Of her crew sick with
theyellow fever. Fourteen others died
on the voyage.
The Vienna correspondence conveys
the idea that Austria is preparing for
another war. The feeling towards
Prussia is still of deep hatred, and the
soldiers of the empire are said to be anx-
ious for another trial of strength with
the enemy in the field.
FORTRESS MONROE, October 30.-Gen.
Dick Taylor arrived here this morning
on a visit to Mr.. Davis, remaining in the
Fortress during the day, and leaving for
the North tonight
BALTIMORE, October 30.-The trial Of
the Police Commissioners was continued
to-day A large number Of witnesses for
the defense were summoned, and the
ease continued until three clock, when
the court adjourned until five o'clock,
in order to hold night session. II
will probably close tomorrow night
The evidence to-day went to prove that
the boxes used at the late elections we're
the same used for several years past, and
that the boxes for rejected votes we're
sent to all the wards, and twenty-seven
returned with rejected votes.
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A very large bundle of toothpicks may
be purchased in the arcades for trife.
No one has ever seen waiter throw aside
those implementst and it is not easy to
describe the feelings which overtake an
observant diner when ne notices them
carefully collected off the tables by the
attendant The following is from the
Baden correspondent of a daily paper,
and il suggests how these things are done
on the continent;
"a man opened restaurant here at
the beginning Of the season. 1t went on
well. A stranger went 70 dine there in
the fifth week Of its existence. Give
me q tooth-pick, said he We have
none left replied the waiter None
left, what do you mean ? Why sir, we
had lot at first. bat the diners not only
used them, but--would you believe il ?
they took them sway,
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON R. r.

THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON r.
Il r. Co. have perfected arrangements with
steamers on the Mississippi, Arkansas and
White rivers, and with the Virginia and Ten
nessee Air Line Railway to Norfolk, Va, and
with the Great Southern Freight Line via
Charleston and Savannah to New York for the
transportation of ali classes Of freights 10 and
from Eastern cities. at rates not exceeding
those charged by any competing line.
The facilities afforded shippers b. these ar
rangements are in point OF time and security
unequaled by any other route.
Through bills Of lading issued from Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York. Boston and the prin-
cipal cities in the North and East 10 Memphis.
Grand Junction, Corinth, and stations on the
line Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
covering all expenses 10 destination, like ar
rangements made by the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, for. eastward bound freights-
Arrangements particularly relating to pro-
duce shipments have boen made with roads 70
Atlanta, Georgia, and the Southeast, securing
TO shippers great advantages In rates over other
linef.
special contracts made on cotton and pro-
duce shipments to Eastern cities.
Charges advanced. and all claims for loss,
damage or overcharge. promptly settled.
For rates and further information, address
W. j. ROSS, Genl Sup't.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
Between Memphis and Eastern Cities.
The Great Broad-Gsuse
Atlantic and Great Western
r AILW A Y

is. NOW oPKE, AND RUNNING TWO
Il daily fast Express Trains from Cincinnati 70
New York and all Eastern cities. PassengeyI
will find this a most desirable route. The equip
ments Of this road are unequaled by any on this
continent. Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars ac-
company all night trains. and Smoking Cars on
all trains. Ample time is allowed at regular
hours for meals. and the unbroken broad-gauge
without change offers to travellers dtgree Of
security. comfort and speed not to be found on
sHy other route. Connections via Cairo 81
Louis or Chicago for this route are certain; also
connections for PittsbRrg, Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington Tickets had and bag
sage checked through at all principal South.
western Offices. For further information and
LARRY HARMsTAD.
IL Jefferson street.
E.B. BYINGT0N,
6Jeferson street
E.F. FULLER,
General Ticket Agent.
d. MCLAREN,
General Superintendent
ISAAC PAST.
81 Cen lSoufhweztsn Aeekt
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AT NEW YORK PRICRs,

adding charges on heavy goods only.
CAPTAIN JAMES q. BARBOUR, late Of
Mm. Park A Co., and Mr.. THOMAS ID. VII
DER, late Of Orgill. Bros A Co., now present
their respects to their friends, and would be
pleased 70 receive their calls a. above. I0l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-31

Immediately after the Concert Committed
will be appointed to superintend the distribu-
ton, which will be after the following plan
1000 checks numbered from to 800, 900; du-
pieates of the original tickets, aie placed by g
OO.OO checks, marked with the prize. will be
placed in a similar wheel. and both wheels will
he turned until the checks are thoroughly
mixed, after which two of the Committee vii
each Cylinder check to represent a ticket and
a prize awarded to said No. -
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Rented our Spacious Store,

and supplied new conveniences FOR the care and
display Of stock, and We have engaged SALES
MEN OF THE HIGHEST EXPERIENCE
AND CAPACITY.
We offer Goods Tor Cash. or short acceptance.