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may desire.
MILE FoREsrELL, female contosion-
list, at the National Theatre.
The PLACE TO Go.-When in that
neighborhood it will pay you to call at
II. Aehle & Co Court Exchange, south
east corner of Second and Union, where
the best of liquors, etc. are kept Lunch
every morning, and at night during the
performance at the Opera Hall 10
| LARGE LoT of knocking and canary
bird cages just received, and for sale low
at 46 North Court street Also, splen-
did assortment of children's carriages,
with full line of wood and willow ware
for the jobbingirade. Call and examine
liz .PIcKENs & Co.
Des'r fail towitness the Magic Penny,
at the National bh
F, THE GRAND SURRENDER. -Repndiating
all their former prejudices in favor OF
European perfumes, the ladies of Amer
lea now admit that Phalon's " Night
Blooming Cereus," like the land where
it originated, has no equal under the sun.
DanpiHe North Star. II
THE New CRY BoNDs-Thc ordinance
instructing the City Controller to Issue
two hundred and fry thousand dollars
in city bonds, Bearing six per cent int
rest, payable in New York, has been
passed by the Board of Mayor and Al
dermen.
GEE. FoRREsr IN INV Role An
exchange says &C d Il. B. Forrest IL
preparing to publish Pror"tmme in
connection with the Moiia Theatre
This will doubtless be news 10 the Gen
eral and his many friends in this city.
Relic able news
ELsoN BRos again in the field See
their new advertisement. Is
MILE CARoLIsTA has published,a card
in which she states there was no foun-
dation for connecting her name with
the fight of Aldolphe Bernard !iyng
been under the care and protection Of
her husband since her marriage, four
years since.
CHOLERA, REPORT The cholera is de-
creasing Seventeen new cases were re-
ported to the Sanitary Police yesterday
and seven dealt; including one white
person. This h. ming five case and
three deaths-negroes, were reported
ADoLPHE BERNARD. -The,last heard of
this young swindler was in Chicago,
where he was couple of days since.
Detectives are after him, but no news OF
his capture had been received here at
noon to day.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CdURcH.-Rev. Jno.
s. Park, of Texas Presbyterian will
preach at the tabernacle on Court street
to morrow morning and night at the
usual hours-Dr Ford being absent
DWELLING HOUSE, AND LoT.-This Of
ternoon, at 4 o'cloct, that elegant resi-
denee on fernando street, just South Of
Vance, will be sold at auction by Mon
sarrat, Lanier & Co.
MARX OF RKsPEcr. The physicians
of the city held meeting yesterday and
passed resolutions expressing their feel
ings and sympathy at the death ofDr g.
C. Gray.
The finest and best selected stock Of
beaver cloth and casinet vesiing in this
city, is at Bird & Bro, merchant tsilors
and cloihiers, l53 jefferson street 20
WANTED. Two board planners and
general machine hand Inquire ~ Cnb-
bins, Gum a Co, Washington street,
near BAYOU. III
HOUSEHOLD FrRNITURE.-An immense
stock at Cages Arcade, 396 Main street
Call and supply ourself Immediately
MISS ABA MoSrRosr, at the National
Theatre.
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CHI HToAs
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u.
First procure one bottle and try x.
If il is prepared in the South by a elias of
Physicians, does that detract from its purity
and excellence2 Do yoa prefer frieid adyep-
turers and quacks to torrid aequaintances ana
tried physicians? Are not the people Of the
South competentto prepare honest and reliable
medicines for family use
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MILE FoRRsrELL, female eoutor,ion-
st, at the National Theatre.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-22
DOR SALE.

t.'Oh SALE
TO COUNTRY PRIETnR5
We have n large stock OF printing paper t@iz
al on hand, which.we offer nt the lowest mar
ket prices, Other sizes viii be furnished 10 or
der. Address cash orders 20
WHIrA0EE BROS,
- PuRLfo LED0FR Once.
NOR SALE.-AN ADAM PRESS, fLA1l IN
II iyx.5 inches, wth,s.eain apparatus c1mnieif;
will be sold low if applied for soon. II Is IN
good running order, and may he seen running
any dag in our pOssesstuIl
Apply to, or address.
WHTTM0RE BRnrlLERS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-22

LARGE Ion of knocking and canary
bird cages just received, and for sale low
at 46 North Court street. Also, a splen-
did assortment of childrens carriages,
with a full line of wood and willow ware
for the iobbingirade Call and examine
II WuEELER.~PIcKENs i Co.
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CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS

Who wish to give our medicines a trial-WhO
believe that Practising Physicians can give
them satisfaction. who are willing to patrorize
home instituhons-Who believe that hoae
names sound e. sweetly as any other-and who
90 not believe IN condemning.everything.m
here-send 20 your nearest Druggist, or 10 the
following Houses for any Of the Great South
ern Preparations" that you may need. For
sale By I. DRQMG00LE a CO..
9. w. JONES & Co,
A. kkNKERI,
Sl-is Memphis. Tenn.
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HEADS OF ALL FAMILIES

Buy the " Great Southern Preparations"
Buy the Great Southern Preparations
Buy the Great Southern Preparations"
Buy the Great Southern Preparations"
They merit esacom and confidence
They merit esteem and confidence.
They merit esteem and confidence
They merit esteem and Confidence
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PALE AND FEEBIF,

Patients who have used so many Diarrhea pre-
partitions without benefit. should send immedi-
ately and get bottle Of the he'd Diarrhea Rem
edy. II is exceedingly pleasant, contains no
powerful astrlngents, imparts tone and strength
to the stomach and bowels. and makes radical
cures.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-22

Des'r fail towitness the Magic Penny,
at the National, fbh
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be Inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-22

The river is rising slowly. Business
at the landing was middling fair this
morning The weather was clear and
cool
The following are the arrivals aad de.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-22

The PLACE TO Go-When in that
neighborhood it will pay you to call at
II. Aehle & Co 3 Court Exchange, south
east corner of Second and Uaion, where
the best of liquors, etc, are kept. Lunch
every morning, and at night during the
performance at the Opera Hall Is
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SPECIAL CARDS.
DEsoTo INSURANCE.
TR SIT co PANY.
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.

ONCE. pesoso Block, Madison ST.
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once. No. ID Madison street.
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aey would be able 10 keep forces In the field
sufficient TO exterminatc the Indian marauders ia a
fN years, or compel them sue for peace and
10 become quiet Citizens that with peace upon the
ders mm grafton would pour in and tho whole north
country sooa DO hled with industrious thriving
population Mexcahs 81 this valley and 81 the south
bitterly oppose all schemes OF Acknowledgement aud
Should the movement be long deferred attempt to
establish the republic will he followed by another
devastating ciy In Slnaloa and sonora tc peopo
heartily support the project, they see In il speedy
prosperity and security from innumorable Ills forced
u11a them BY the central government
~ W. el'y literally no business being transacted,
80 he sole occupation of tue inhabitants appears TO
talking politics, walking In processon and imploring
,alhta iof the Empress health aud preparing for tho
EAST y All saints, which Fupon Thursday.
:. 10 Ma previous, even during revolutionary days,
80 .otNh''ce pcen 80 utterly Frustrated the
W " Wy uc'h N more dcpiofabls condition. The
lu'asvn - as@ei upon every corner, "Mhon are tho
AmfNahn eomlngf his u significant Of tho general
expectation endia really Tue wish of men or property
native AZ well a. foreign ~
This morning There rurnor that possibly Maxi.
nihh might roeonslhor hts determination 20 abandon
ns throne ana return 70 thA city la Gaze he docs 20
Marshal baxalnc VIII ~ eLca scni him under guard 10
Vera Cruz and him u enhark unon the Ausr.sn
steamer tnow In that haibor a. soon 4. tbla n done
Bazaina viii be proclaimed dictator CAstoneau aeuroa
bet little In this Mexcan business nagalno gye' him
TO understand that French Field harshai o,,ttapks
simple said de-camp and treats him accordingly Ga
attempted 10 question the Narsha upu hn COM
dillon OF Affairs, but Bazalpe tartly fepi 4, be Naa
not here Instructor OF subordnatc- To-day parAino
Il making contracts for army ruppllea az lor 4
opgth o. time which indicates hia troops ALI tcfna!n
even longer than June next
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An Enpressmsn Attacked by Tive Despers.
do~s-They Chain Hts LEGS snd steal sis
Horse and Wnsen-Escspc 81 the GsHty
Parties, &c.
An extraordinary case Of highway robbery occurred at
creeupoint between nins and O'Clock Last night
wbils man named George zabsr who owns express
wagon and resides At No. 70 scboles street, Brooklyn
r. D. vas drvipg from GreenpoInt 10 his hons across
lots two rurans suddenly sprans into hs wagon. One
Of them Immediately presented a Formidable looking
hnlfs 70 q the ssonsbsd srpressnsn order
ing him 10 bod up. While the other prodecsd chain
and fastened he legs They then ihrew him out az the
wagon which they took poMseas0p Of put the horse
fsst uct and decsmyed With the whole Establishment
Mr. zubsf bb entire loss By this bold robbery
u $500 bot fses very veil sa,snei that he es>sp~d
unbarnsd ny The hignvaym~n. He dcnt reEsnber
ever havinx the before they presented them.
sslvs@ 10 him In this aDesremonious mAnnsr After
thsy sS, bin chained the vseant lots be hal great
siAealiy % s.agns be snspss p. ss.iy rsi's =,
fsporssd The hen "a zoe pcitsa
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QUA HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
Prominent Mcxicas. En- Route Hor


HAyAsA, Nor :" 80
The French steamer France, from 81 sa@a''' -" ii
Thomas arrived yesterday, havps wo huha''' e.
seventy cigh, passengers or coAfd y" on.e'" ~
troops Tor tho fo,.sn legion ~ Mexico Arica'
larry ao,iccd among pssee Two indvdnas who
have been very prominent In the Affairs OF that country
General MiFainon on tho edo and senior Josc ~
Gutierrez DC Estrada the other with respect TO tho
former need not ray word-hs history " know !;
bat In regard 10 the latter gentleman Is a. well that
your readers should that being ultra monarch
1T, hc banished from Mexico more than twenty
ycara ago His lady, very amiable and accomplished
daughter OF OF The mo opucnt and eminent afni-
lies la Mexico the fottinNs-died Ia this city. Sonor
Gutierrez then went 10 Europe, and after travelling IN
Germany, Rome and Austria, put his Young Fon lnto
coll eye In Vienna b. married an Austrian Cogntoss,
one Of the ladies attached To the former Empcrors
court II senior Gulieucx aud General Aimoni"
who forwarded the scheme or monarchy Ia hexho
What may have been the object 81 the formers return
lrow, after 70 long absence, you may bc ab. TO
t,cern easily than here. senior Gutierrez
| YEA his family with him. The steamer easea for
i ~uz 10
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Ina rras EDrro.s -rLs fsssrbs ~ the se.s 10
Governor u TINS st.s not -, al 10. 80 ssrcstti 10
snown TO vusni that 81 ,s's male sssisss
1000 magnify for NJ ysnto1 are l~s he f-getssns
eiaau thai his ssss wu stss@a ihsi a Mr. Hosnss W
a. i.Aa "a Do al tLs t@es rsssrss cone n - fa.es
shly 70, TIE f.gablxse sds tksss already received
,..i, s.,iasss oil a., TAI fs sssr a uss srsssl
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10 fsro<sefr tsss, t.s rsesra o&nvsss nos COO
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"a. sssa~rsils p.ty a srlsasa dssns The 80, hss
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.na ...pnsw .sa .seshd. thst lhs msss~s favor
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gsy4lu sIps.sssn upcn ths pysss has s>ss psrfssiy
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nlss ssn1~ss.
a. gssIr cosr0rD. r~s Own pnyssrr -
osso ssrsoersry, ~gsiss thsi early -sss 'at''n
ton seat y.sr vtil - sssssss,y " gfss' Y 'nAf's
nsn 70 sossest ss~ash rspsshesns 70 s'ry 80 s''i'
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shsn thai - sssowpnss ihss e'lsst
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Z y ssIA.

Highly Important Proposals Said 10 Have
Been Made to Prussia.
The Posen oS~ai Of the 10th Of October publishes in
1nsys type pieos Of news which, II found 70 BE- cor.
ssol, may lead 10 most serious consequences.
appeas from Information which the Posen Journal
- received from Vienna, and which It says 10 entitled
- all confidence that The Cabinet OF st. Petersburg,
feeling uneasy at the attitude Of Austria In GAlca
-. within few days proposed 70 the government Of
Berlin to oivs W "a Prussia as lt bank Of the Vias'a
evssSdsd Prussia cowsssd 10 A< aaaerasso~ If Eastern
Gsia By Rssia and allowed the Cabinet Of Sc Peters
burg freedom Of action In the East.
The Possn Journal calls the Tnuaiide Rxsse and the
WcA German Gasdts TO deny tho news, Of which II
nssK asserts the perfect correctness.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
The French Bondhoiders Moving for Repay.
ment-ImpOrtant Statements, aud More
'sTrOubIe'' Ahead.


TParis tOct 2pl Correspondence OF London Times
The financial affairs OF Mexico promise 10 give more
oubt to the French government The holders OF Mex-
lean debenturcs signing memorial to the dep
utes OF their departments calling upon them 10 obtain
q settlement of their claims
Il is TO this effect: presence Of tho note which
informs the public that the payment OF the interest
the Mexican debt is suspended, and for an indefinite
period the undersigned, holders Of Mexican obligations,
make this appeal to the deputy Of this aTondseenf TO
defend their interests which seriously endangered.
Considering that the osensibe patronage accorded
the issuin OF tho Mexican loan has constituted on the
part Of the French government real moral guarantee
without which the said loan would have had chance
OF success they think that this guarantee involves IN
tho present circumstances serious obligations ana they
trust that these obligations will not be loss sight or In
proof Of the responsibility announced by the govern
ment they deem 1t sufficient 70 menton--
J. The ieassuyino accounts Of ne financial situation and
Of The great Of the Mericra empire presented oil
cidily by NJ Corta his return from his mission 10 the
empire
The declaration made by NJ Rouher, In the name Of
the government. dat France would mt ,cithdraw her
fyoops from Mer,co until the wrk she undertook trds i'm
isAed in q durable mdnner, and until tho country was
completely pacined.
The choice Of NJ de Germiny, Senator as President
Of the Finance Commission Of Mexico In Paris
4. The authorization granted by the Minister or FL
tho Compton Escompte to open tho subscrp
g. The realization Of that subscription by tho Receiver
General 10 the department
0. The sending 10 Mexico Of member Of the Council
Of STATE Langiais for tho purpose Of organizing the
tnanres Of the country.
It Is In the Golfers Of the public Treasury that the
Ia order reimburse France for the due her BY
Mexico Now, II cannot be admitted that the govern
%ent y mus sorns ts loan nsa no oS.es
OF the Mexican expedition and the ndcmpties stipulated
In favor Of our counuymon. Indeed, may be posi-
lively armed that II never was the object OF the govern
mont and yet such would be the meaning OF tho
operation II the discamed all rsspons
biity towards the subscribers the c,nfdsnf IN
thar r0Gs = veil Is in the talent Of him TO whom they
address themselves the subscribers deem unncces
70 enter into more ds,ais their obec, beng merely
49, roA n( fiA
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THE Ex-EMpREss CHARLOTTE.

nmupieation from Brussels dated Oct "a 20 the
Journal d. Lteoe says The Count do Fisndre, his
return from Mramar brings back tho intelligence that
the q the Empress Charlotte n relatively salts
factory but and absolute rpoe continue 70 be
recommended Therefore the announcement made by
the Iafr< inc orre that vessel had been fregbted In
the port OF Trieste to her 70 Mexico also the
statements OF other journals that her Majesty would DO
taken 20 Brussels, Laekcn or Vienna.
person who has returned 20 Brussels from hiramar
sends 20 the Independence the suboned details respect
Ing the Empress The Improvement Is remarkable 20
much that Sunday the august patient was able 10
hear In the chapel Of the chateau Her physician
has succeeded Ia nearly altogether disspang the pre-
dominant Jnonornania which the fear OF poison
N-wr, comparatively good, brought from Mexico To
Trieste by merchant vessel, has helped 70 calm tbs
mind Of tho Empress She eats and drinks regvasry,
reads, does some embroidery and even receive. visits
Recently she has Refused 70 take anything bt mk food
which Ia nrs tasted by person IN whom rne hAs CON-
sdence The New Testament and books OF travel
arc her favorte reading The pnyncans hsve iorpdden
the perusa OF journals ard aso o. res Gus VOTE
Vienna now feels more confidence
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EUR 0 Pc.
NEWS TO NOVEMBER 12.
An English Plea for the Fenian
COnvicts.
John Bright on Irish Rights
and Ireland's Wrongs.
Serious Movement Of the Franco
Mexican BOndhOlders.


Mercy TO the Condemned Fenians us Com.
pliment TO President johnson.
LONDON, Nov. IL, 1865
The London Times this morning says:--Considering
che dicut position Of the President Of the United
Gtates and his efforts prevent the invasion Of British
territory in North America It would with sasfac
sion some compliance with his request in behalf OF the
Tsaians who had been convicted Of treason and SEN
fenced to death. But stl It would concede no immu
nifty In case Of another invasion.
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Mr.. BRIGHT IN IRELAND.

speech Of the EngBsh Reformer ON the Rights
nnd Wrongs Of the Irish.
Dublin loct. 8T correspondence Of London inca
ps u hrs political cnds and admirers 70 Wat Tie ais
~ Kingdom, wss epssftFpsd tnis evening At grand
bAospsb in ihs E5sppAA The opoHoshaS usssded
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Tho Insurrection Report Contradicted.
PARIS, Nov u, 1866.
The report that instruction had taken place in
Barcelona Is untrue.
W Arrests at Saragossa.
=. MADRID, Nov. II, 1866.
plot has been discovered In the city Of saragossa In
consequence OF which several been made.
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Tho War Ended and the Tycoon Dead.
LONDON, Nov. IL, 1865.
Tslegraphc dispatches have been received which state
thet the war In Japan has ended aM
Tho report OF the death OF the Tycoon is confirmed
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o , Z = q A n r.


Mr. DySnxa, 90 well known ~ q suoeessfu practical
farmer, Is dead During the whole Of his manhood be
devoted himself the study OF agreutrrs, and eon,ri
bued many valuable papers statistics and philosophical
Deductions on the subject epiihc and other jour
nais His records Of his experiments are voiumnous and
valuable.
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rou. Ra.pIxy promipen, .l,zen Of Vermont, and
o., ~. ~, ,r.uv wear, ,ramsisy connected with the
.,ro.a ep.rprs.. Of No. England and many Of those
=, 49,, 49, expired at mis- residence, 10 Pout
20 ,ns 49,. sass alt His remains VIII be taken Bur.
, ney, % - ~syffDesday nert for lnterment
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MAJOR Rosnr BsALs Who formerly Sergeant At
Arms Of the United States senate aud subsequently
warden q tbs District OF Columbia Jail. died ssodsy
lsst quits suddenly
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HaAsv wnscs, United States pistrc, judy or inc
Northern district Of Ohio died sunday, ~ in 'nsi
-
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Details Of Maximilian's Abandonment
" His Capital.
DESIGNS OF DICTATOR BAZAINE.
Arrest OF General Ortega at
Brownsville.
Go. &c. &c.
our CITY Or MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.

The Excitement In the CapitaI-How MAXI
ml'in" Left the Chy-Bazaine In Possession.
Phyins the Tyrant-Thc Empire In Its Last
IE0ars, &c.
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ouFitiee-
Vnited States fve-twentes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SEX
Eblo 6auWay bnaIes ....,................... %
ANanols Central hAiiToao Tx
4 moro extended movement 10 reported In United
States nvetweDy bonds this morning. but at irregular
ysscsa sales being reported At osk 6o but generally
understood 70 be at the outside figure.
I1Acis Central shares were dull at " per cent i'm
inUrovsmsnt
United States Bonds In Germany.
FASKyoRT, Nov. 10, 1866
higher nsurss have ruled to-day for United States
1vs-tweny bonds, and fair business has been done
93X "a
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL, 1896.
The cotton market 10 heavy. Kidding uplands are
suetsd at l4Ad The sales to-day are eight thousand
bojea
Naval stores and Petroleum..
A0sricsn rostn 10 quoted rather higher
Petroleum ranges from L. 3D. TO Ii 3D. per gallon for
1sassyvana refined the latter price for prime white
despatch from Antwerp. dated Saturday evening,
ssstss the market q Sok q oof. psr 100 kilos
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Londsn Money Market.
LONDON, Nov. II, 1866.
Consols to-day are quoted at 500 for money.
AMERICAN sEcURITiEs
LONDON, Nov. H. 1860.
The following arc the current prices Of American se-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27
Tn the Very Best Style.

and at as reasonable rates as it can possibly be
done by any other man. If you have any
kind of painting to do call and see him before
contracting tit will be to your advantage.
GY-Shop Three Doors East of SALESMAN s
Grocery, Wyandot Avenue.
SAMUEL CANNON.
May 10, 1s66.-tf.
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M 1LTON COWGILL will take notice that
I'LL Jacob Grouse, Administrator of Frederick
Cowgirl, deceased, has commenced an action
against him and Francis Wood in the Court of
Common Pleas of Wyandot county, Ohio, to
compel said Milton Cowgirl to pay to the SAID
Francis Wood the amount of promissory note,
made January 24th, 1865, by the said Milton
Cowgirl as principal and the said Frederick
Cowgirl as his surity, for $2l0, payable to
said Francis Wood or bearer, enc year after
date, with interest at & per cent; an at, ach-
ment has been levied on the property of said
Milton Cowgirl and an answer is required by
the 9th day of Februery, 1867.
J. D. & G. SEARS
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
December 20, 1e66-5n-6w.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27

MIXED PAINTS for sale in any quantity to
suit cust.ms
rY- isv calling At our shop, east Of War,.oi.
House, aacnni story of Slider G5 Hal,'s Wagon
Making Shop you can see he best snecirnel y
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by this Macl,i,4e. D.n't g't any gra,iihg
len. until you have looked into s!is nlatter
r. II. MCCORMICK.
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