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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-16

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.
- York-HENRY HoLDREGE s:t ABNER BARTLEII sole
surviving Michael Burke. Pursuant 20 order OF the SO
Cnt m the above action made the 2th day %
March hereby given ali interested in or WIRE
Michs brse OF the City aId
ofNewYo the 2 day Of August 1884 TO appear and hs
proper proofs thereof before John akn ESQ e
said order named at his Office No 6 Broadway 10 s
Civ before the 2h day Of April 1890 81 ID
O'clock in the forenoon New York March 20 1885
6tM&Th JOHN b. HAshlN' Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-16

FRANCIS J. OGDEN. Treasurer
GALE of FORFEITED RAIlROAD.-The Weston
and Ah'on and the A.ehson and s. Joseph and the Platte
and now inown Is such having forfeited the Missouri
ssd appointed .Hd so.ssa Of he SSs
q Of ' Act of & S%Sy the
entitled An Act to provide for the .. o. certain railroad, and
,eeafo an early completion Of the South Yves, Branch Pacific III:
GSp s n .Sn ana .pp PROV FS
sh they have authority take possession Of sd buy
IL Ss :ss. VII. the 'I sS
and y .T s"s for s . 3 so al
which pos ;SS % dsd and ri b s
following condition. provided IN Section Of se said Ae a.
proposals Of bidders the provisions Of the foregoing
section . each state the price bid M The respective reads. and ;
hereby established tive sale Of said roads BY said Board
"Fir The price consideration bid shah be payable follows.
oneourth the and the balance I'VE equal annual
~o the bird in three the fourth il four year.
se TI p 1S that al bid may be- paid ns
either bonds other liabilities Of the State or bonds
SScO1G The al rolling stock belonging thereto shall be
kent in good condition during the progress Of the work to
Platte Railroad sfoTesd M, BE- an.s ed rem e.
the Msour ver opposite The cry Of to the w
ow,on and from Savannah % Forrest CITY IN two Year. from he
years thereafter and the purchaser OF said road shall epend In each
Completion Aforesaid in graduation asonry and Of
said road the Of At least two hundred and Ly thousand d.r
ss the respective companies TO extension Of time Of pay
AIR. aturity nment and Jrde that annual state
ment each road shall be made under oath by tho
Tsurer and Directors thereof and filed with the Secretary
State"
The PLATED County Railroad" which he's been known the
Weston snd AcLison aud the Aion and - Joseph and tho
Platte Country Railroads now In possession o. ne s!a,e 81 Ms
souri, the said railroad havin forfeited u The state Of Mis-
thereof under the provisions 81 act Of
the General Assembly the state Of Mou entitled An act 70
effect eenpoase between The Ste and Tie A,ehon cad s.,
Company 10 the STATE the payment Of certain bonds
construction 81 the Platte Country Rail
road sell the Platte County Rarad &C. 4c approved
February w. 100 posseon thereof having been 80 taken VAN
view 10 IL sale
Said Raioal is located North Western Missouri 10 opera
ton Weston Savannah. hiyWo ne and suflenky
stocked with hod machinery perfect tile aud immediate
session viii be given 20 the purchaser
Copies Of the act approved February ~ 1906 and other iorms
ton sQecug the property WILL be furnished application by e
10 JOHN y. lME President, 70 CHESTER HARD
L0gii, 30.
s2mGRL hIiiUFFS5aAH ''-'4'' i SPI Ss
THEODORE 3. CASE. Platte Country air1sd.
A TLANTIC INSURANCE SCRIP,
IL f~r 1000
NA.,IED -
Ws. C. CILuAy.
Nc & P.ntst
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1865.

KEoKUK Decentralization is called to an advertise
ment in regard exchanging old bonds for new ones.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER rlTCHBURG NASHUA LOWELL,
CONCORD THE WHITE MONTANA AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
and sianch steamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK
daily Sundays excepted O'Clock from
Pier No. % North River, foot Of Vsstrys ct,
FOR NEW.LONDON,
with the Steamboat Train nom the above
points, Worcester Boston Worc WoIees
Ter and Nashua and New London and Northern Railroads
Fr-ieht q For information inquire OF
y MARTIN, Agent. on the PieE
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave James
IL slip, New York. follows
300 o 0reenpor Mail, stopping at oil StsiionL
II 90 IN. for syosset
$500 D. Yaphank Express, and TO Greenpot SAordaya
t:eOp. m. Syosset Express
500 p. m for Farfninsiale.
Trans Rosyn Glen Head leave 900 and 500
M changing at Mneola
Sunday Excursion Trains Hunters Point $3.50 m.
X. WHITE, Superintendent.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Trains leave foot of
IN Colandt for PKILkpgLPHIA IT, 10 and 1880 10
and u midnight. for BALrIxoRs and WAsHIHsroE,
at 8 and / a. M, .. m. and II midnight
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
HI and MONDAY Feb 1866 the express
Camden The Steamer will leave Pier No
daily Sundays excepted connecting with
Manchester, Toms River Long Branch &c
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate stations VIII be taken
iAOW RATES O'Clock line reaching Camden the
morning
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5ieamboats dno Railroads.

TOR NEw-BAvEN, HARTFORD and SPRING;
fELDssaeT. lesye Pen -nP Tor Ne" haVena al '' anu
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
Passenger End Freight pegO, 10 New 6oJ foot 1 SsIy
end Western Railroad Ea,,on with the Lhgh Valley Rail
road connecon forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the
west GEE4T middle ROUTE TO THE VEST v,.,
Two Express Trains daily from the west except SunaSy' ~
sixty miles and two hour. saved by Chicago cinen
natl St Louis A' w I'M "a I %RRA .St5
Counenc{ns Noy lg6s-Leay- New YORK as follows:
for EatOn. Msueh Chunk wHam'POr' wnke'6srr'
Mail fE.is-A. for Teans.oD' Es.tOn Watt! Gap
Fpr P sor Rs:,oS AentS%n Harrisburg
Pba'sh we. with Ou change of Cincinnati
70 n Tn.s-For Es',ou, Allentown Maach Chunk Reading
% mHFor Es.ton Scranton orea. Bend Bethlehem and
5 p n,~Fci somsrviIle and Fleminston-
9i3o p r., som sSSiEyi-e
ip@ wv ExPREss TRAY-For E..ton. Allentown
Resdn Harrisburg PL';.oa'h sse ne Wet evening
e d. w; ss9 S S ss ese At Ne fs q the a.sol
Ho Nos III and 56s ri e; PafRi
ERIE RAILWAY.-Tra leave Depot foot of
II Chanber.st.. Pavons Ferry; c.
Day Express for osnsndaius Roehe',er BusA' sails;
Railways and Atlantic and Great Western
90 MIN and wa' Train daily to oa.,ins r..,.,
u.ss W. wa .. shore ard Atlantic and Gfesi western Railway
- WAY Train, for PoT Jer'i. and NswbuIsa s.,.
Night Express ior CanaBdagua Rochester buhso, eAs
n
ao Salamanca Dankik Connect. Buffalo with Lake
Shore Grand TrnA Railways and Salamanca with Atlantic
and Great Western Railway.
10 m Tsrsn, Train daily Buffalo, Salamanca Dun kirk and
West HUGH RIDDLE. Genl Sup t. New. York
Wn r. BARR Gent Pass agent, New-York'
- 'nSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROAD.
'ster Mondsy Jan l. 1906 transfor Albany snd,Iroy
On sst 'rihep Western trains ~l iesye New York
a, folows c ~ '-~@a Thirteth st. and Tenth
10 a m via llud.eo River k~s,,y..,
10 Hudson N,t Railroad connecting with Northern and
Western trains.
II M liar en- Railroad Txeny.I,k', and Fourth ave- con
meeting with r.lhs or North aud Ncst IL,
345 m Railroad connecting At Troy with
for Montreal. with sleeping cars attached
AIS via Harlem Railroad connecting At Albany WIN wf's,n
tram and al H. and T. and roads Tor points
North. with sleepns-cars attached A..
M via Hudson Railroad sleeping from New fotk 70
Bridge without change Aso 10 montreal VIA
Surato This Sundays.
connecting Albany and Troy with morning train, Tor Soith ana
West WIN. II. 'hNbhhpib4' '''''''.'..
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
wi Foot Of Barclay seon and .ier Nov a. Morning mAi
trans for and intermediate station. wn cave
MAR EIDress for al stations west Of mhouFn' o. ''
D.. Morristown Express ats p N
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CTATE of NETWORK, CITY and COUNTY OF
- NETWORK ss-Ihe underlined President and Directors
Of the BOND VEIN COAL COMPANY do hereby certify That
der the corporate the Bond Vein Coal Company this Cor
poaon was 1864 pursuant the Of al act
entitled authorize the formation OF corporations f
manuisctuTing mechanical chemical purposes psse feD IT,
1913 and extending and amending said act In Oh
ects which the Organized the mining and o.
The amount Of capital fixed Thirty thousand DO
Of incorporation and the b Day OF NAY
d. 1866 Of stokhodeTs to Fifty tnoHsAnd
dollars. required by law duly MED sndh
twenty rom the 10Th day oil oo
The number OF shares Of which the entire Hoes
and the OF Trustees VINO man
The OF
elected for the present jenyamin '" banchsTa y
Barr Stephen D. Caldwell Joseph 81. Guppy and Andrew NJ r.
Of
part of the State OF iork nancy Az
LAFAYETTE Mexican Comfy Pennsylvania and the names OF ne
and stated in the original cehcate OF incopoo
those which principal part the business Of toe company
within this De the City OF Ne" ORR VI u
County Of New York =, II, c....~
jan 1856 which reeu airy called a. req9hsa
stockholders Representing twothirds oil NO
stock to principal office Of the Company TO Caoon ale 10
establish branch office in the City Of New orS -,
therefore hereby certify that the OF the Iowh sho
County which the principal part ID the business OF the
within this tlanced Caroon, IN the County OF
Csarsugus office be opened IN the City o. New
YORK, County Of wYork b. w. BLANCHARD, President
WHwE .,5nPP9. }rru.,...
A. NJ. r. DAylS>
Gin and Cpatv Netc York IOn this gath day OF January
D. 1896 before personally appeared Benz W anohsTd
President the Bono Coal Company and w r. BAR Joseps
me % 10 be the indiv described in the foregoing eehcaia
thew signed the same r the uposes therein mentioned
j. D. WHITE, Notary Put1e, Ne" f0iH-
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sssss sssssss
Justin White.

CUpREME COURT-STATE Of NEW-YORky
y CITY snd COUNTY Of NEwY9eK 81 y a ADAMS
Adams. Defendansummons Sor Ref-To he pe-
S in sc as0y wS eS
served upon you and e ,e,s sSpy "a wess no q.
in the City Of New YORK within twenty days
after tie service hereof eIea'ys the day Of such 1IS
Int Rev stamp the ms aoIg s The s IN ;S sGss
the complaint Daed New Yort March
''''' FREDERICK 2 wEsrBRooE, PITS Aty,
No. - West T~en,yhrssst. New Yort
City ard County NewYors the City Hall IN the City Of New
lawswM > FREDERICK f. wEsTBRooK, PlHs Aa'y.-
CUPREME COURT-CTTY and COUNTY Of
son Psiu,is sssS HENRY Sc e 3 r stamp
.%sSS Sn e Tor no,
above named IT. You are Ss5ss s .P
CITY and coaaty Of New YORK. 2ssh 81
the said complaint subscriber bis Office No eT
this on you exclusive othe day cuh service and
fail answer the said complaint within the aforesaid ras
q 5y.even Dollars and Eighty cents With intee: rom 10
o. day April eight hundred and four
,he so and disbursement Of this ac9nps'ed NewY0s March
siisSswM JOHN D. BILLINGS, Plaintiff. Attorney.
= Of NEW YoRK.-MICHAEL O'LEARY against THE BANK
OF CAPE FEAR alias the President Directors and Company Of thu
Yoa hereby and required the u
complaint IN this action Of which win be MED IL. Rev
York at the City Hsnn said city and copy Set
en-. At their Office No. 90 Bsoad@ay NEW Yo e.y
wi.hn dy. the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of
time aOresa the paaa in @ sS1 viii take Sds%sn ss
TIE q toassps siEh, hqssed and - ee'ds'
the costs OF this ' WSTPR m maRRs Pu Aorn.y,
@ a..,. y Nc, % S,.sd~sy'
ne complaint in IN. fled IN toe ON us s =
re iy and oosn .: New York. a. the City Hal in san -
~ ,,s~ewM WINTER HARRIS, Plaintiffs A,tOruey.\
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oprIcH OF COMMISSIONERS OF TAxEs AND Asssssxssrs
No 81 Chambers street.
NKyloRK Jan. 6, 1896.

NEwYoRK Jan 6. 1890.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Notice is hereby
~ given that the Assessment Rolls Of the Real and Perou.
open inspection from and AFTER Monday January
1865 will remain open ill the Goth day Of April 1896 for the
personal Of the City and County Of Ns~
York All believing themselves to be sgved must male
picaion the Commissioners during the period above
the relief provided by law The act Of 1889 provides
that during the time the books shall De TO public inspection "a
herenbeiorr provided Application be made BY any pon
erns by the assessed ysuson Of bis real
re alton valuation OF be made in
writing stating the ground OF objection thereto and teegpon The
ndgmrut the erroneous
II chSpa be made relation to the sssefd va.
who shall oe authorized administer such
any hem and IT, in his their Judgment the assessment
such they believe be and declare
their decision thereon within thirty days AFTER such application ns
Supervisors and persona imposed
unless shall appear under oath saation that
he correction Of city
Il; WILLIAMSON Commissioner. Of r.Iss
j. W BRoWS, { and Assessments
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PublicN Notice is hereby
~ given " occupant Of az
House. snot improved or un~proyed Lands affected hee
Office OF the Board Of Assessors for examinations by Apeons
l.t For building Seventy eighth between ThirS
I'd FOR setting curb and gutter and tagging sidewalks in Seventh
avenue Fiay third fity ninth The limits embraced
by include all the several Houses and bots o Ground
vacant Lots pieces aud parcels Of Land situated on -
Both sides OF Eighth between Third and Fourth
3D. Both side. Of Eleventh avenue from Fyhrd to Fy Hs
and who opposed the either OF them are ~
their e No q Chambers street basement New Court houss
pIhSIE5 p, fSSSSSovkR. Board Of Assessors.
Ro,fd Of New Court House Anil
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TOR NEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD and SPRING.
FlELDssamers leave PeeE for New Haven a'l3 and
IL ccrr ine lAih Ri
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USITfD sTiTKs TRaAsuKr lSTzRE'T DEPthrsESI
SCHEDULES Of 500 THIRTY or more (5-2o)
- TWENTY COUPONS. payable Nay rfoIimo WI row
the Interest Department Of the United
States Treasury. IL III, 80 80 r -
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feaal Notices.
DANIEL.

The and complain, IN action filed In the once or
CLERK ofthe City and County of New York March 81 1860
ALBERT A. REUWEE,
All swswM Plaintiff Attorney
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A TLANTIC INSURANCE SCRIP,

NA.,4ED 80
WM. C. ClLrA2.
NJ. & P.nsst
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financial.

OFrCg CoLuxBl FIRE lssuRAscE COMPANY
No I6i Broadway, Nrw-f oRK April y. lbto
AN LECTION for DIRECTORS of this COM
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-21
corpus was taken up.
Confession and Death Of an Army Chaplain
From he La Crosse Democrat.

From / he La Crosse Democrat. -
Reverend Henry Clannard, an eN-arny
chaplain, who left off expouhding the
Bible and recruiting for the Saviour, and
by indorsing the nigger and abolitionism
became an army chaplain in one Of the
Wisconsin regiments, passed from life to
home beyond blessed immortality
the other day, and thus shufied off his
mortal coil
A physician had called on him two or
three times a day for a month, doctoring
him for an ague brought on while steal
ing chtton in Arkansas with Gen. Curtis.
On learning that the ex-minister and ex-
chaplain would hardly live the night out,
We called with the physician.
In little wooden-iooking room not
over twelve feet square, in an obscure
boarding house in Chicago We found the
invalid. The room was bare Of furniture
except q poor bed, a little dirty wash
stand. two woodbottom chairs, an old
trunk. a pine table, on which was spread
a newspaper, which lay on an old Bible,
a pair Of old snuffers, some pill boxes
and such stuff The dying man was
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-21
BY TEL EGRAP PH
FROM ALL POINTS.
The Midnight Dispatches.

NEW ORLEANS, April 20.--The steamer
Rapidan Has sailed for New York. Cot
ton--good qualities sitter, some grades
unchanged; sales 1900 bales low mid
ding 36@37c; to-days receipts, III
bales; weeks sales, 1000; receipts for
the week, 1900, against 1850 last week
exports for the week, 1879; stock on
hand, l63,O4O. Sugar and molasses,
nominal -four So; corn, firm, 81 o5;
oats, sac; pork, $2s 25; bacon-shoul-
ders, l3c, clear sides, l5a@l6sc; ster-
ling, dull 3il (; New York bank checks,
sc discount to par gold, 26; freights, to
New York, dull, to Liverpool, firm.
First race run to-day for $1,000, mile
heats, won by Lewis f. Smith--time,
l:52l and 1881, Second race, for 5000,
mile heats, won by small bay fliey-
time. l;55i and 1855. tsrlI
y The rains have injured cotton badly in
Texas. There is general replanting.
The Methodist Conference has set
apart Africans in separate dioeeses, to
be accountable to the Methodist church
until they have bishops of their own.
1t is estimated that there are only 5000
bales of cotton up Trinity river The
old crop is nearly cleared out
The water is high, and an inundation
is feared
Cotton in Louisiana and Texas is un-
affected by the rain and frost II looks
we'll ,sst.-|
The crevasse at Baton Rouge is widen
ing The country looks like an ocean.
The river is rising. The Levee Commits
sioners are hesitating The press is very
severe on their hesitation.
LoUIsvIILE, April 2O--Sales of tobac-
co, l37 hhds. at full prices, Flour, su-
perfue, 81 %. Mixed corn, 59c Oats,
45c. Hay, sls. Mess pork, s26. Bacon,
shoulders, lie; clear sides, Ice; sugar
cured hams. choice, 22c Cotton--low
middling, 3Oc Whiskey, 81 %. Lard,
ls4c
Nrw YoRk, April 2O-The steamer
State Of Maine, when within three miles
Of New London. ran on the rocks at
Eastern Point There was no material
damage.
The Tribunes Eastport special says
there is no excitement this side Of the
boundary, and that Gen. Meade viii ofii-
eially explode the Fenian bubble.
The car-drivers' strike is ended.
Anntegua advices of March 24th, and
Bermuda of the 10th Of April, say that
vessels of the English North American
and West Indian squadron were inactive
motion TO and from Halifax and the
Islands, and ships were expected from
England with marines and war supplies
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propped NJ, in bed. rhile a faithful ne
gro woman sat on the foot of the bed.
As we entered, he rallied'a little and
asked the doctor who heh ad brought
with him. On being told that It was
Brick " Pomeroy, he sank back, closed
his eyes--rallied little and said, " Per-
haps it is as well, He might as well
know it as any onest u fsssf.-. .,
And he proceeded to make his dying
statement, which was in these words, as
we took them down in our memorandum
hook, as the physician requestedI
~ My name is Henry clannard | am
forty-one years old. 1 am o Methodist
minister st least I wpst one, ] was once
happy and contented, and loved Christ
my Maker with all tho zeal o Christian
ever had. At last l grew cold in religion
selfish and envious Of the good fortunes
of others. q | wanted tQ.,nake money aud
to have some fun. 1 had. no PARTICULAR
education, so | thought I.would be o Re-
publican politician. began BY. preach;
ing politics from thelpulpit and praying
for the negro. 1t paid me in money, out
lost influence at the throne OF grace.
but uia not care i9I Na,t y eoppe ,opp
nave influence 3Wifl fhe hepqWlean
party. iorgot Cnrhst ana Jpfcsuipe az
terested in the negra. | had influence
with few members Of my church, and
talked politics to them. was paid by
ofhce1seekers to lnnnence Inr'sisanS,
Somenmes nave made as hIgh Us hlleeh
dollars at an election ior myinnnseace
win Cnrislans. ,i.lt ..gar ~, AZ.
at last found poihicS pald peier
than religion. and a WORKED for me
Ghapiainey oi a regiment, ana got A.
Then let religion so, ana went 10 me
war. There wrote letters home .ae'
naouneing Democrats as ,eopperheaas;;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-21
PUBLIC pIREcToRY.

=
pulprp~ nuoEr-now
SoES ONESsON
~
\ A pyEkTlSEMENTSA ARE lNsEkTEpi IN
II tnls SoIuinn AZ 70 cenes : nne pei nion4l.
IL KINDS OF MILITARY BLANks
- lVr sae loN al .nls onlce, !. : ----.- ~ 9
A NMGEb0NA M LUpGE, f.A' a. M oVkh
a oea elloMs ns,-. - Z
A sBGFf gHAPAli. ~ CV1kMsiEha ~ ~ \ H4EhNAN.po .S.
- anu Linaen s.s. nes. gel.lore oncs. pastor.
A uCItVN AND GvM js MnaiSSplu!vN. An VT! bi JAIN.
son = ' sn 1roon.n. o.zs s.ae.son -. III
RATEs u GlLBEkT. COMMISSION MER-
- cnan.s, w. H.y rIon. s.Icc..- nPg-lnl
RERNAhD. HENRY ~ MAIN SIhEEI
Snss. as UIsans anu
sSao%5 I SI SS STaIss :, ~ M. n6 nTU
RYvE nann;sar nnNU oE sdlso - ,rsR. .S,,
- 1iv%IsSss s5; ~ s-ss;;yI S,;yi =, me AT
RAE ,G. GrdAIuIkSEis, ISis, "a "A 1XLh Limh na,ih s;ds Id
Of Court Square. 0A- : ~ = : - ~ mar2i-Im
1S01E TpI n 1fNT,S III NINA Ann aim
Is ing by Q. Brunschwiier, 50 Union st. mo
n NoKTERN4N LAW OFFICE. ROOM
Is. No. 70 Jackson Block. 1 marS-sm
nII.Ls oP I.ADINa FOX SALE LOW AT
Is m thus once. G 10 7 MD'T'Dl3 : ! III - "
RooV -pTN1TNG FRAMTNG ANDGILD-
Bins, by j. A. Bransch wiier, So Union st. ala
a NARR AGO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
~ Druggists, No. o. Main street. east SIDE
between Jackson ana over'oh s'fee'S' "a II III, ~,
PMS, lenn. . - = = - : = -,
oMMEholMMbS fasala MSs, H. tAhh. hrvsoU ann nra m2
y 9eheIool, nse.e, = = ~ ~.
,hiNh SitE SivhEEi;J, IL. ~ rsl, s,.nsr n.5
=. " - ~ s.eS ~ NJ
,VM bS, IN cs;,s M. N 1nmm;ss;anar of II
Scomrt Wut91 ~ G,eims' Alsn Foreien Claim Agent
Office, room No. 2 Postofiice building. m7-2n
JARnS PRINTED AT 7LOWEST RATES
u at this office. rs ~
ITVAPy CuITRCU l0RNER SECOND
Cand Adams street, Rev. Mr.. White, pastor.
a -,-,ENTR4j- METu11I1IST CHIJRCH. NO. l79
u Union street, j. I. c. Collins, pastor.
1|uITGz AsAW T0DGE NO 81. O. o. =.
l. meets at Odd Fellows Hall W Wednesday night
\ ,TffTEF 1SF7 pui- TfIE-REN a. CARRIFI.
stst;on Hams Adams street near Third.
[,upTsTTAN dIITiRCT --1jORNER LIN
dnn and Mu,berry streets ''''- Th
INV lN1INEPp-T n MclI.IJRE EX-
charra @ pn;ld;nn ~ - = - \
N ~ .nn ~ = NCT !, IN -.Nnpp90N s1vr0R-
,Larf, taSoS ,aS ss,Ssn al Hn;Id;ng X Madison
sSraet Mempbis Tenn feS-Sm
: ,oI-II iS6;f1p f,R INTER n AZ REVENUE
~ HnneS ~ uad;san street rt-'
: S,aSisI1S - -4W-ANI1,,ti 4 NCERY C0IJRT
V GrseSlsw's building. -
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
'tN FURNISHED
EVERY AFTERNOON. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
BY
William A. and Edwin Whitmore.
l Under the firm style of eff D..
WHITMORE BROTHERS,
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No. l3 Madison Street,

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Z The PUBLlc LEDGER win be served TO City
Subscribers by faithful carriers at TEN GENTS
per week, payable weekly to the carriers. \
By mail, SIX DOLLARS per annum, or
Fifty Cents per month"; in advance.
Communications upon subjects OF general in
tercst to the public are at all times acceptable.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
First Insertionl 10 cents per line
Subsequent lnsertions..."."....-5
For Two Weeks......................45
For Three Weeks........-..........60
For One Month.
Displayed advertisements will be charged ac-
cording to the SPACE occupied, at above rates
there being twelve lines OF solid type to the
inch.
Notices In local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
To regular advertisers by the quarter, hall.
or whole column, we offer superior induce
ments, both as to rate of charges and manner
of displaying their fayors.
All advertisements should be marked the
specific length OF time they are 70 be published
Ii not so marked, they will be inserted for one
month, and charged accordingly.
Notices Of Marriages and Degths viii be In
seried in the PpBLIc LgDGEP ss items OF news.
But anything Beyond the mere announcement
will be charged for at tho rate II % cents per
line, 49,, 4. ,.,f.t.-.... ,..ts.,s.-. tt1',l Y
I I All bilb Tor advertising are due when con-
traeted and payable on demand. U..l
Dse- All letters, whether upon business on
otherwise must be addressed to
Nv WV MHITM0RE BROTHERS,
~ Publishers and Proprietors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-21
s4Io.61s 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID during the
year ls65, in q very marked and striking man.
service rendered patrons by the Phoenix, as.well
~ its ability to pass through seasons prolific OF
conhagrations,. with honor and profit to those
most interested S"