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IS BLUE AND GREY. >.

We begin with this number Of the EN.'
-oUIRER, the publication of a new Original
Story, entitled ,"Blue and Grey; or, The
Fortunes Of War;" Il is the production Of
apopuar young author Of this State, and is
an interesting picture of life, Ddipoidents
connected with the late war
: 1t will be continued through several is.
sues of this paper, and we will print few
extra numbers for subscribers wishing cop.
les containing the first chapters.
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THE HOLIDAYS :

~ -
Christmas brought With it last year,
larger share Of gladness for the little folks,
tfarit has during many previous seasons.
Instead of grouudsnuts, and ginger cake
the only 4luxuries that filled their little
stockings ON such holidays during the war,
Santa Claus brought them on this; occasion
q well.flled budget Of good things. But
We We are wrong perhaps IN allowing the little
folks all the glory Of the day. Many q
face was ssmoothed Of time,worn wrinkles,
and heavy hearts gladdened BY theapproach
Of an occasion, whose influence The stout
est. Of us do not care to deny. Who does
not love to remember the Christmas Of his
boybood, when all things we're different
from what theysare now \ The sun shOne
brighter on his Christmas morning, The
SHOWS were deeper, and his sweetheart was
prettier that many years ago, than any
body's sweetheart nowiaand all its lit
tlsssvents arsatraoed upon the heart in lines
that the after current of life is never strong
enough to entirely obliterate: We wish
our little friends many returns Of the happy
occasion, and that itssmateriais influences,
aside, from the sacredness Of the day, may
not pass away without their reward. .s%s
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

Congress has adjourned over from the
2lst ult., to the 9th of January conse-
quently, but little news has reached ms
since our last issue concerning its proceed.
ings The Radical wing of the 'Republi-
can party, of which STEVENS and SUMNER
are the exponents, seems to be losing gground.
Several of its prominent members have
bolted and givenin their support to the re-.
construction policy of the President. A.
mong them are RAYMOND Of the New York
Times, who turned the grandest summer
sault of all I; FoRNEY of the Press
BEEcHER, the great spiritual light, and
anti.slavery apostle-GREELY, LovEJoY
and others of lesser notoriety. These have
arrayed themselves in support of the Presi-
dent, and the hope is expressed that by the
re.assembling of Congress on the 9th, sufi.
cient force will be found ID opposition to.
the radicals, to materially modify the pre-.
posterous platform of exclusion and confs-
cation, upon which they opened thesession.:
The few members elect from the South.
efnsstates who presented their credentials:
in Washington at the opening Of the ses.
sion have returned to their homes, TO remain
until the 4th Of March. They consider
their chances for admission not at all hope-
ful for the present sr
Gen. GRANT, considering his extensive
influence, is probably the strongest support
of the administration. He is unequiyocal
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Thursday, on the test queStion Of comforting
the franchise on negroes. The result was
1000 against, to about so in favor Of the
proposition. The friends Of negro suffrage
are a understood to have absented themselves
from the polls with q view Of referring the
question to Congress- and securing its adop-
tion by vacating the city charter, and redu.
cling the District to territory, with Con.
gressional delegate, to be- voted for hy
whites and blacks alike. There seems 70
be no doubt, however, that large pfepon.
derance of the present electors Of Washing-
ton are decidedly opposed to the extension
of the suffrage to oolored people. i sssas
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GoDEY's LADY's BOOK.

We are pleased to find on our tableagain,
after an absence of nearly four years, this
old and popular Magazine for January. It.
wears its old familiar face, and as in days Of
yore, and is filled to repletion with good
things for theladies. "GoDEy" is the pioneer
of ladies' magazines, and although many i'm.
itators have sprung into existence, there is,
in our judgment, none to compare with it.
The price is So per year. Address L. A,
-GoDEY, Philadelphia. We will furnish
the ENQUIRER, and Cooley, one year, for
five dollsrs in specie. ..e:ss
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d. T. FLEMING & co.

We take pleasure in calling the attention
Of all interested, to the card of Messrs D.
F. FLEMING & Co., No. 3, Hayne street,
Charleston. This firm enjoysa we'll earned
celebrity for fair dealing, and is one Of long
standing in the city, We feel assured
that all who may favor them with orders in
their line of business, will receive satisfae-
ton.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

W. B. MErrs, Esq, has beer appointed
looa, Assessor for Yorfville, and Messrs.
Fl. F. ADIoKEs and R. NJ. WALLACE, As.
sistant Assessors for the District. ct large.
Mr.. F. M: GALBRA1TH has been appoint.
ed Collector. In Chester, Messrs T. MIL
IIKEN GRAHAM and VIM. BUTLER have
been appointed Assessors. .-r 49,
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THE MAILS.

We are pleased to announce that the con-
tracts for carrying the mails upon all the
country routes leading ont of Yorkville have
been awarded, except ttbeone to Rock Hill;
and that the contractors will commence the
service Immediately. :, z. :
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CHANCES FOR ANOTHER WAE
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CHANCES. FOR ANOTHER WAR.
If we ATE to take the tone of the press,
and the items Of news-mongsrs as evidence,
the probabilities Of . foreign #arsre grov.
ing In their proportions The belIigerent
attitude Of England on the indemnify de-
mand. one day claims the attention Of the
press while the re-inforcsments sent BY
Napoleon into Mexico, and certain pyste-
rieuslmauayreso of the French Minister at
Washington, sends the news gosaips inanoth:.
or direoionthe next The sabjoined items
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FiREEDMRssNis APPREWTiTcHe

We nave been Kindly furnisnad ~ Gapf.
a. BoYcE, commanding this Posk viii
The foiIosiug ciruular Nhisl1 issof ssastsi
interest. The Bo.rd prosided for ips M Mtlis,
circular, consists Of Capt Be1cEs .. Bons.
TON smITH, Esq and Nj W = E RosEs
aud holds is sesaions % Tuesday Fhuis.
day and Saturday Of each ssssk, ii Capt
BoTcE's Office TIE circniar ene6atss
IRON aH adquarters, 2nd spb Distsias,
Western Sonth garolins, 9 andisdasjg6 sl5d
as Geoerai Orders, No SO VS.
.i.In accordance with instfuosious fson4
the Bdfesu of Refugees, FfeadIneh ma
Abandoned Iands, co1Atit iii oiIsssSs
and agents of the Freedmens 5 RafSa;
guardians of freed orpha1s Rishic fls1r
respective DiBtricts, and authorizing tbs
apprenticeship Of such orph6as to suitable
psrsous; insconformity with the Stats laWs
Of South .Carolins regulating tbs appfs1s
ticeship Of free white children -, Z,
s.It il ordered; that the Boards created
BY General Orders No. 3ofroaa tIiess 3ead.
quarters, dated Dec 10 1855, in addition
Sto shsir dutieso Of making oontfxrts sbstxss6
Freedmen and their ompIoysfs, slso sftsHd
to the spprenticing Of freed SrpHanc iIdfen;
10 theirssvsull Distfiasa sE'}}iSS sFs sutkor.
lied 10 hind ss apprentioes:all feed oSil.
dren, whether orphans OF. Otherwise, whn
have no lepiimats protectors, or WHARF ths
pasensso OF pareuts are not eonpstens 10 spsos
vide for them, and Gases where tie con-
sent Of the parent Of pafents SIS obtainsd,
feed children Of any condition, ThsIIo5sn
10 be used Riiliin an cases bs tie ipdsnsure
provided BY the statutes Of South lGat5linS;
and should be 10 triplicass one copy sob be
filed with tbeselerk o.. Courts, one so be
retained BY the consfaotlDg pastles snd ons
20 be- forwarded g these ieadquaftais.
To- dsfray the necessary expenads uf
tue Board = Zee OF three d0slsrs sill lsa bs
charged TOE eaon pefson aRpse0I.ce
"The Boards will be n session st ths.
Court Houses of their respective Districts,
on Tuesday Thnrsday snd Saturday Of each
week, when they, will attend either 20 the
making ofscoHtracts toF 1866, o. tbs sp.
premiership Of freed orphan Childfan
= The Boards ars particularly enJoined to
exercise the greatest care that slbe riighfs of
HE freed orphans are not disfegaftlisd. and
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MAsoNIC CELEBRATION.

. III k1oS&N4S S41AS4SAS AS<A - ~ -
The members Of Philanthropic Lodge.
No. Is, A. F. NJ, celebrated the auniss
versary of St John, the Evangelist, at
this place on Wednesday, the 9th ultimo.
A, procession was formed at the Masonic
Hall, in the forenoon, from whence il pro-
oeeded to. the Methodist Church, where 9
number Of persons in which the fair sex
was represented, had bravedsthe inclemen-
oy of the day, to witness The proceedings.
After the singing Of an Ode appropriate
to the occasion, the W. N. introduced Col.
W. C. BEATTY, p. M, as orator for the
day. His address was replete with in.
formation and valuable as an historic epit-
ONE of Freemasonry from its supposed
origin, to the present time Its delivery
occupied upwards of an hour, and was lis
tened to with marked attention and inter-
est. We learn that q copy Of the address
has been solicited for publication, and trust
that the request will be complied with.
AT the close Of the address, the Lodge
proceeded to install the newly elected Off.
GERS for 1866. s,ss. - g. :,
From the Church, the members Of the
Fraternity, with invited guests, returned to
the Hall, where a sumptuops banquet await
Ied$hem. Much good eheerspreyailed, and
notwithstanding the rain which was falling
all day, good time was enjoyed by all
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Z CASH

We wish it distinctly understood that
our terms for subscription, advertising and
job work are cash: ae4ssss.,
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cHAs. a. NOISE g. GO.

We take pleasure in directing the atten.
ton of our readers to the card of the above
firm which may be found in our paper to-
day. We have the pleasure Of personal
acquaintance with the senior member of the
firm, and we know of. no one for whose in.
tegrity We would more readily vouch. Any
of our readers who desire anything in the
grocery Ene from Charleston, can do no bet.
ter than to give these gentlemen an order.
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Subscribers who find q (X9 cross mark on
the wrapper OF; ;margin'of their paper, will
understand that the time paid for has ex-
pired. oss ss,s
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YoRKvILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
Il

YORKVTLLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
1t will be gratifying to the friends of ed,
ucation in this District, and elsewhere, to
know that arrangements have been compile,
ted for resuming the exercises of this Insti.
tuition at an early day. Attention is called
to the Card of Rev. j. MoNRoE ANDERSON
in another column, setting forth the pro-
gramme for the present year. With q capa.
BILE corps of assistants and the valuable ser
vices of Mrs. THoRNwELI as Matron, We
can safely bespeak for the effort, q liberal
support. z- - z
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f5tatt5, t16t U1Eb nu1 XotAo soAss ".
1psrafiaifs of the Ssste Of 6oqsh 0asolii
iaay bs rSmitted 10 thsa Conssif ationsf a4s 9
thoritiss, cEossn BY the peop thsrsof
without danger to the xalfafe and safatI o
Che United States. By difeStion 0 tbs &
President, sbsssfore, you sse TsIiass1 sof
the trust which Rss heretofore rsposed a
yod as Provisional Governor of ne StAts q
Of South Carolina, whenever ths os6rhot z
elect shall haSa asaccept and becems 4dxli g
fed 10 discharge the dnfiesef the xecu.
tive. Yoc will ffsnsfer the papsts aud
properly 81. the State now in yorf Aaatody
to his Excelle1cy the Governor elect Itr.
gives me especial pleasure 70 convey g ycu &
the Presidents ackn6B3e edmapts o the ~
DELFT, y,ths aoyslty sed ths dissFst tioa eish b
have marked your administfa atlon. fos
will give ma reply, specify yipg the dsy en 3. :;
which this oommunic nicatiop asreceiys1 4
I have che honor 10 be- yodr ExcelIenyg Z
most obedienE servant,
{ - ggM, i. SEWARD.
coLIsdBIA. DKc: 2 %, 1686
Hon. nm. a, Sssssas assszsfq
s The Legislasnrs adjourned yestsFd4sss
noon. Gov Perry has returned ~ bic home
IN GreensilleA Your despatcE shas been 8
forsarded To- him by mail
Il viii lzbe very gsatifYipgt 10 the psopfsof
South Gasolina that her sgoEernnant haa
been entrusted tolo of6cers Of fheir 6wnzee e
lection. In their name, ihspk ySnsfct
The tender Of eesopetat EsBbs 6Ssssns
mept Of The United States, Rbsn found ne.
csssary in efeeting tbe esgi fsstcrsiton
and psrpapsat pfoapsris3 ind slfsrs of
the State. IS. b. IS Is
You may be sasursds dssos my dlslt6
purpose Aoseids In ding the surts tsmsay
Of the slawssof the uaitsd Safes sna u !
advancing The ,hooof ihsefestss and pso4pssf i
ty OF q common country -
81 S. JAMES i. ORR; Gosss6oS! q
OF t6e States rseently ssiibf FsSsisoall
authority NoftB CsfolIhs Gs5tgis Als
Ebama. and Mississippi have also bssn a z.
|lieyed Virginia and Tennssssss ss5s pfa
sided oysrbys GoussitutiousI' 'Gossrnbs
Over the Other southern shsss Flotids
Arkansas, Iopiissiiaas and
progisiensI AUTHORITY stll Femsias they na
having eompleted the srequ quiisehants hsessz
!, 5
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Abbeyille--D. 3. Jones' + ssss= .s,@t
Anderson-S. Scott Murray. Tslz:sq3:sJs:4
Barnwell-S. j: Hay. @ sss.ji,;. = i
Beaufort Thomas; d Scressn, u. Z
Rerkeley-Fs .. Richardson 8 ss 5. 80
Charleston George, w Logan. s,
Chester ]. McC cCluEe saIessss.
Ghestsrfeld I'M. j. Heugh : u
Clarendon-M. NJ Benbow:i {
Colleton-C. B. Farner. q &. 8:
Darling gton-E, A Law S
EdgefeId- ID. 3 Bacon. M, i /
FAIRFIELD RI Robertson 49, . |.
Gresngille w ii Campbell.
= Georgstown-J B. AlIstols ss-!
Horry-J oseph I, Walsh, 3 - s,
Kershav-W. q. Leitner. -. 8 y,
Laufens1-J. j. Davis. = 80. 8 : s.
.Lancaster-G. M. c. ,Witherspoon
Lexington-LemueL Boozer.
Marlboro-E P. Erwin. -: &
Marion F. Graham. -
Newbery-Y. j. Pope; .,,.- ...,,..: @55 y
Orangeburg-J. B. Izlar. .,a. -.
Pickens-J. Wickliffe. -
Riohland- j. s: Green. - s sc & -; >.
Spartanburg. II a. Uarlisle, ,s,.., !. .
Sunter-T B. Fraser. 81. s S. -
Union-D. Goude!ook. .. q -. 81
Williamsburg. G.. Presley y
York-W. C. Beatty. 8: 9s5;se. 3.
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a5oivFRNoR PERRY RELIEVED.

. - s = s..- =
GoVERNoR PERRY RELIEVEsDl.s
We give below copies Of corrsspon
dence between Secretary SHwARDs and
Go,e,ro, opp ,nnonno;n ;no tba b re,iaf of ,ba
: : - : - : 80 -
slase nom provisional au.aos'ey, auo .sne
restoration of its affairs 70 officers Of its own
choosing This may be regarded as anoth:
er important step in the progress of the
State towards final ,as.oration q, ,its Mace
,s..o..:...,s.. s::lu,,,...,,.s5,.;.. 49,
au''' quo 0''''1 s a.s,s. .rs'., -
.lnga may have osep entestalnea :aa eE;l to sne
course Of President JOHNSON towards The
South. his purposes 3, have been made svi-
dant ,nts ~ tbis s,sn and his friendiy. r,oIioy
i. e.. =. -, 80
iuiiy 'onnfmeo IL 'no tAOo :. .i'a' su.0'' opp'
'lI sition: e1t:,i.,.. - tissss:s
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DEpAR2AaNT or STATE, S

WAsH1aeToN, D. O., DEo: "a, 1866. s
20 bis Eacslleaey B E:s Rsrgy, Psopsssons-
at Gopernoa- of South Carolina. S.s.s
Sin : The time has arrived when inthe
Judgment oftha President 81 the United
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eSr 9. ..N..,s s.sA.I iEwr$ss
e sS W. ~ stasM .e Atk8Ss
-
M.nv Er,,;sb merohants and bankers.
sass ss;d = hove acanta in the South who
- srssasd ;n s,.ae saleot; no. cotton lands
8. ,,,.,,,, =, 81 I,naon vbo
;,;.,;,,.saa : fortnrs of $40 ono ner wear,
5 snc;,' cams az Z veek ss stage driver.
r,ss :, s., r.,...,,,1 resarrine
l - ;. : - = ,oodv : ssaarmonS
y papsaln MI, oy Y .g Ranrsssnsati yes saws il
..sas1a ~ s1S 49, ~. Sssn : sallovad by doa.fieht
$500 $500 q a,bsnn ~ 80. 'SG.s3s'ss
-. - 3. 3, 9, c..:.;o,,
- - sre s.,:.: Au.ua - os. e.,
tnels = = oiause pton,v.s -, ns.osS 9 -
epterlng ssne osa.s. ne lsNs nus inalans oeaa,'
nas Ielassa 80 .0. = ss.1ls an al1sn'n''ns
-. ,o,, ,ron,, bo,ins, for oil in Kansas,
haze a.,,,ck : fin;d which LOOKS like, milk,
,.h;ch nnzzle, them greatly. They have
been unabIe thus far to churn it into but-
,ssr - 81 - -
..,,a;ne, ~. 5oolen,.t;on -;n,a re-.
- .S.asi a. ,o,sl nor,;n.l strenotb
ss.s - &c R,-ons : 4 ,7a5 7sa. men
s '..ss,s.;on of s7o ll,o f)0l, one sol.
80 80 ~. aas.i TX ;nha b;t.n,s H. ,ba mini.
s.st ss.,s q sf,(,f narmsn the total would
saas4T .4Ss. .20of. DER m annum. sss
~ ! ,ti stb.t apazo.
80 viii Be- done away with by the
,.s.ssr, -co,o,eas. 81 far a. possible. and q.
ssss:s. ts,;;tf snaetaa which viii nrotect not
as,s | .bs American mapufaoturer but also
shs n..s,n ,rs,,t g there v;,l be no means
ssaa;n, ) snsc;f;c slntp bv false invoices.
s.'.,'e =. ..a AZ.
- ~ tippalss ouun.y, ss'p r, In ,aa,
sor harvey axEeh ana nus son were klaeo
By freshmen Whereupon Generai smith
authorized the formation o.a company 70
disarm the negroes resistance was oiferea
by the latter, and over . dozen lhves were
lost IN consequence. -
AS specimen of what can be accom-.
plishsd By the employment Of freedmen,
Golouel J.J. Williams, planter of Florida,
states that with force Of abeut one hun
dred coiored hands he raised during this
year from 200 to $50 bales Of cotton, each
bale Weighing 500 pounds. -.
49,. 4 dentist If Edinburpb. has NAT.
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u q. "a Ss e ~ x ,,soi ff0{, 0fs
2 -, ! 6 M 80 Z y - Is sl'',. 80 sl
I s,. 3 g. Z ], .s z, 81. NH.
hard. 4 Gonneotiouss. offered 4 resolution
that the United States xillynsver r5reooenias.
any gosernhaept imPos don sdys nation g On
thiac continent BY the army q any Eol0peau
power; WHICH was Is.sl.eu " 'ue oO' =
''s ~ ~ ,..ss. ;,.sIl;asnos from paris states
that six 'thousa1d Ffsnob soldiers dsd en-.
barked for Mexico. It would seem That g
Napoleon mas sn.lelpa.sa apa = pssgss .ssss =
=. asss -. ~ !. p.sy IN : ss;..s RssnbI;c
Hon Lewis D. Campbell, the h nss Minis,
ter to Mexico, has been iussrueiedso leave
for Jusress ospisal.. q 7 once. he q. = ., less
@ ssI .hn assI;Sad sbs snnoinsmeut
and vboswas warmly ID favor of eaargetie
measures, and even forcing al issue With
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-08

sIsIss Z Ri.sisI.I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-08
Asnn extra induesnent We win send any address
HOW THE GIFTS WILL BE DRAWN

how the Gifts viii be thai
the the OPERA HOUSE
the
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then
the ecrear b a
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-08
r AJLW A Y

rs NOW OPEN, AND RUNNING TWO
il daily fast Express Trains from Cincinnati 70
New York and all Eastern cities. Passengers
will find this a most desirable route. The equip
ments Of this road are unequaled by any on tins
continent. Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars ac-
company all night trains. and Smoking Cars on
ali trains. Ample tine is allowed at regular
hours for meals. and the unbr0ken broad-gauge
without change offers to travellers degree OF
security, comfort and speed not 70 be found on
any other route. Connections via Cairo, 81
Louis or Chicago for this route are certain: also
connections for Pittsburg, Philadelphia. .Balti-
more and Washington. Tickets had and bag
rare checked through at all principal South
western Offices. For further Information and
wa - : LARRY HARMsTAD.
IA Jefferson street.
EB. BYINGT0N.
Jefferson street.
Eff. FULLER,
General Ticket Agent
ID. MCLAREN,
General Superintendent
ISAAC PAIST.
10 Gent Southwestern AGENT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-08
Memphis City Railroad.
SUPERINTESpEST's OFFICE,
a 1N.fF

August H. lrDp
CECTION 1913. AS AMENDED JULY Is,
> ls06. Of the Internal Revenue Law, reads
And whenever the addition to any fare
shall amount only to the fraction Of one cent,
any person OF company liable to the tax OF two
and half per centuu, may add to such iaTe
one cent in lieu Of such fraction and such per-
son OF company shall keep for sale, az eonve,
nient pOints. tickets IN pscksgesOf twenty, and
multiples Of twenty. 20 the price OF which only
"a amount equal 10 the revenue tax shaii be
aidei."
On and after the 18th Instant. in accordance
With tie above section u the Revenue Law.
the chas-ss Of ihe Memphis City Railroad will
Be a. foll0ss;
Ticket. il packages Of twenty.............sl O2,z
Tickets il packages Of fOrty.-.--..---. ---.- 70
SIX cents for passengers paying fare on the
can.
M Tickets may be had Of Messrs. Bleoek
4 Co, Ward & Leguere. and at the Treasurer's
$50 > 49, JOHN C. EVE,
Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-08
Grand Junction and COrintI

No Delay at any Point on the Whole
Line to New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-08
INVENTIONS.
PETROLEUM is KING

THERE ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT
Il Lewis, Mathews AZ Co.'S, 2O6 Front street,
Petroleum Stoves. for cooking and heating; Pc
troleum Gas Lights more brilliant and econom-
zeal than any coal gas ever made and Petro-
leum Engines. that have been pronounced the
wonder III the age.
The Petroleum Stove does every kind Of
COOKING Washing, Baking, Roasting, Broil-
ing, Stewing, Frying. etc., etc.. ETC., better
and with less expense, than any other stove
now in use.
1t is not explosive. very simple, and can be
used by any servant without fear OF accident.
Ii is especially adapted TO all mechanical purpo-
ses-ior Timers Tailors, Hatters Sil YER Platers,
Dentists. Photographers. Nulcanizers, etc. Al
so, for Offices. Chambers, Bed Rooms, etc.
For the sick room il is unsurpassed. II con-
sumes no coal or wood, but Petroleum only. IL
y free from smoke. dust. ashes. dirt and odOr,
and can he heated ready for use in less than
halt the timr required by any other stove. All
ladies who are opposed to. roasting themselves
while cooking their husbands dinners. are res
pectfully invited TO call and see IL. All who
wish to save money in the cost Of fuel, to make
cooking pleasure, and home healthy, clean
and comfortable. should call and see IL.
The Petroleum Gas Light is alike renowned
for its briliancy und economy. Two cents
worth ofPetroleum will give brilliant gas jot
for twenty hours, free from Odor. smoke and
SCOT and needs neither chimney nor wick. Ii
can be adapted to every kind offixture, such a.
Gas Hands. Pendants, Chandelier, Brackets,
etc. In short, it is the delight OF housekeepers
and the eye-sOre OF gas companies.
The Petroleum Engine has so many advan-
tages over every other steam engine. that il is
almost impossible to enumeTate them. Ii saves
the wages Of hremon, as the engineer has the
IRE under perfect control il lessons the danger
Of explosion. as the tubes can never get foul il
takes up less room and. above ALL it can be
run at less than One-third the expense Of Ordi-
nary engines that use either coal OF wood.
To be seen during business hours. and in full
operation at ~ o'clock am. and 4 o'clock pm.
III. S. SARONI.
~ Proprietor and Patantee.