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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18
LOOK at Elson's advertisement.

TIE MEETING IN Court SQUARE After
the conclusion of the able speech Of
Emerson Etheridge in Court Square yes
terday evening, W. d. Stokes, the Radi-
cal Congressman, replied in speech
that was quite mild for Radical, touch
ing the Acknowledgement of white men,
etc., quite tenderly, but making several
illusions to the Conservative candidate
for Governor. Mr.. Etheridge replied to
him in a style that appeared to aunihilate
Stokes, and raised the enthusiasm of the
audience to the highest pitch. Stokes
felt so badly that he deferred his reply
until this evening The Radicals will
have to bring better men than Stokes
out to speak against Emerson Etheridge.
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ELsox's reopened.

FIRE-AbOut Eve o'clock yesterday
evening flames were discovered issuing
from the roof Of Mr.. Aydlett's residence,
y CAusey street The Ere was subdued
BY the police and neighbOrs. Damage
slight ..Htr. F.rE Dos
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18

OURJoB 0FFICE.-TRe PUBLIC LEDGE
lob printing department has been lately
supplied with the latest and most up
proved patterns Of type, borders and
presses, and is better prepared than ever
to accommodate the mercantile public
Our prices will continue to be the mos
reasonable in the city, while our work is
guaranteed to give satisfaction. We have
the only complete printing Office in the
city, and will continue TO give our Gus
toners inducements no others in this
market can aiFord Cali and see. I
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The prices Of our large stock Of spring
and summer dry goods have been reduced
call and examine. Howell, Wood q Co.,
Southern Palace. SO
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PATTI CoNIxG.-We have been in
formed that Carlo Patti viii shortly visit
this city with an excellent company and
give several concerts.
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AWNING of all kinds made to order, by
Martin Eyke, No. 444 Monroe street. 6s
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TIE NEw JAIME. J. ]. Powers, the
contractor for the new jail at the corner
of Front and Auction streets, is pushing
the work forward with considerable en-
ergy. The roof has just been put on,
and the building will probably be en-
,irely flashed sometime next October.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18

We are closing out our entire stock Of
dry goods and notions at great sacri.
fee SHLoss & BRo.,
CT 247 Main street.
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A MobrL IIousr.-Elson Bros, 29l

A MODEL HousF.-Elson Bros, POI
Main street, having now completed their
alterations to their new building, we
take great pleasure 10 calling the at
ientionof our readers to their now really
magnificent store--in fact We might say
the finest store in this city. The front
consists of two large plate glass windows
and largo vestibule leading into their
mammoth retail salesroom. A faint idea
Of the magnifcence Of the front may be
formed when we state that the glass alone
Of which it is composed cost upwards OF
twelve hundred dollars; the contractors,
Messrs. Wiley and Doyle receiving thirty
Eve hundred dollars for faiShing the
front The painting was executed by
that prince of painters, Frank Pope, at
an expense Of eleven hundred and fifty
dollars. The makers of the shelving and
interior work we are unable TO name
not being acquainted with them, but
from the nature and fine finish they
have put to their work we should
say they thoroughly understood their
task, and understanding it, did 1T thor
oughly. We cannot bat congratulate the
Messrs. Elson on the truly fine and
magnificent appearance of their store
and that the architect, Mr.. Winter, has
but added one to the many laurels he
now wears. 1t is, of course, needless to
add that the Messrs. Elson have now on
hand fine stock Of goods to match their
store, and as the season is now rapidly
drawing to close they are bound to sell
the same at ruinous sacrifice, and We
would advise the ladies while examining
Elson's mammoth cheap store, to lool
at the prices of their goods, and We car
assure them bargains that they never
even dreamed of The gentlemen in
particular in want Of clothing or furnish
ing goods, would do well to look at Ell
son stock before purchasing elsewhere
band.nna ss,nrtmant NJ FANS M
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Look at Elson's advertisement,
Mayors OFFICE, CRY Hal

MAI OFhlbEf VII AAAbisi [
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April |, 1867. !
$1,000 REwARD.-Five hundred dollars
will be paid for the arrest and conviction
of the murderer OF General Smith P.
Bankhead, who was assassinated on
Saturday night last, and like sum for
the arrest and conviction of the muir
derer of William Ferguson, who was
killed on the morning of the 18th Of
March.
BY order Of the Board of Aldermen.
81 W. 0. LoFLASD, Mayor.
LAST HAECE.-Hats and caps cheap
to close out. 7. w. CHAPLIN q Co.,
68 1854 Second st., near Monroe.
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CANDIDATES.

WEARE ,AyTHoRIIZlE9,pI, 70 ANNOUNCE
didate for reelection 10 the Congress Of the
United States.
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GRACE CHURCH FAIR commences on
Monday next, at Greenlaw Hall. Tab
leaux every evening. A life size portrait
in oil of Robert Lee, to be voted to the
most gallant soldier in the late war; a
splendid gold watch to the most popular
dry goods man; the superb clock in
Pooley & Barnum's window to the most
popular bank president; an elegant clus-
Ter diamond ring to the most popular
young lady; massive and large silver
pitcher to the most popular cotton mer-
chant. Fine strawberries and other at
fractions too numerous to mention. &C
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GUrTERIXG and roofing done at short
notice by Thos. Jukes, 2S3 Second. SO
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Notice.-we earnestly request our friends
not to pay more than Eve cents copy for the
PURLIo LEDGER. We sell to the newsbeys at
two cents a copy, thus allowing them over
hundred per cent. profit on every paper.
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Linen and jean drawers.
Msrino and Lisle thread shirts.
Jaconet undershirts.
robson, MITCHELL & CO.,
Gj 305 Main street.
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Miscellaneous.
Special Notices.

Special Notices viii be inserted in this col
umn for ten can't per line for each inssrtion.
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CONE 0SE, Cone ALL.-Closing out
sales of clothing and gents furnishing
goods I. W. CHAFIS & Co.,
e0 3091 Second at near Monroe.
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All linen suits.
Full-bosom shirts.
Lawn shirts.
C. robson. MITCHELL & co.

MATRIMoNILL MARKEr,-Twenty-four
licenses for matrimonial purposes were
issued by the County Court Clerk during
the week. Two certificates were re-
turned as evidence that Alois Saylor and
Miss Ann WalmArshausen were married
May 18th, and John Lewis and Louisa
johnson, May l4th. .Hr.a
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PIcSIo BAED.-Mr, J. Geo. Hand
werker will furnish music FOR picnics,
parties, fairs, etc. Can be seen at so
Second street. 62-73
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More new style Hats. wheaton & Co.,
Hattsrs, 199 Main St. Webster Block. g.
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DoN'T fail to attend the great closing
out sale of dry goods, etc., at cost, at NJ.
Kraus Co.'S, No. 2lS Main street, oppo-
site the Worsham House. CT
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French Panama hats, at Francisco &
Virgins, 300 Main street. &C
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ToURSAMENT.-For pic mics, balls, and
parties, take Mooks celebrated string
band-office, 300 Second street II
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IMPROVED Scrapers, only 81 90. Mad
ison street. TREAT & HAMILTON.
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HATS of new and elegant designs at
Francisco 4 Virgins, 300 Main st. &C
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The river is falling rapidly at this
point Business is undoubtedly dull.
Weather clear and pleasant .u
The following are the arrivals and de.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18

ALL the latest styles of hats at Francis
co & Virgins, 300 Main street &C
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Chinese hats, Wholesale and retail,
Wheaton & Co., Hatters, 199 Main st. 81
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WAYrED-A gosd cheap work horse or
mule. Apply at this Office. CT
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The Port of Memphis.

OLD HATS made new-366 Second s
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aAD1oALrsMt Is DEsTnUcr1os.

Whntever difference may exist among men as
TO their views with regard to the origin Of gov
crnment there is one point on which there can
be nc, diversity Of opinion. Every candid mind
will admit that The object of all good govern
menL is to promote the happiness and we'll be-
Ing of the governed. part of the liberty of
each i, surrendered, 80 that grenter liberty to
the entire community may be obtained. AS divis-
ion of labor increases the amount Of work that
each man can do,. so the union of men in COM
mnnities increases the amount Of comfort to ALL
United in communities, with interests apparent
ly clahhing, the object Of oil good government
Is to make eanh interest snhserrient to the
others, an did to every member Of society. If
this were not the object Of government thon IL
would bo wiser aud better thnt man should live
in state Of nature, independent Of his fellow
man, free 10 carry out Tho dictates Of bis own
will, unre'trAinea BY Law, pnfettsrsd by
II the object Of good government is to pro-
ipGe the happiness Of ;el, pr rather 70 produce
Ithssfsatsst amount Of 'hsppin.ss ID sll, Then It
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TIE MARQUIS OF HRnTFoRp is we'll known in
Europe as the possessor Of rare md valuable
COLLECTION Of pictures, and also for his great tase
and enthusiasm for bric-1-5rdc nnd raro nnti-
quities. Ho hns recently indulged himself in this
direction to tho extent of the enormous amount of
forty-five thousand francs which he paid Mr..
hAMLET for clock which Ia In the style called
Doullo, and which Is considered masterpiece in
its why. This clock belonged to the municipality
OF Yyordun Switzerland, to whom ii vas given in
1765 by salt merchant, al evidence OF his
gratitude aftor long sojourn in that city. Tho
clock which, including bronco pedestal, Is somo
three feet in height, IA composed Of bronco and
black ivory Tho description does not appear to
justify the enormous prico paid for it; yet at tho
aales OF brcd-5rdc which frequently tako place at
tho great auction mart of Paris, tho Hotel Druot,
there is always large crowd Of eager buyers who
eIpcnd largo sums for articles which havo no in
trinsie value.
M. FouaUE, OF the college OF France, has re-
comfy returned from q Journey Of exploration in
tho island of Santorin, whoro no has found ffag-
monts OF pottery, which arc moro tile interesting
because ho has gathered thom himso,f from
vegetable soil, at dopth OF lvo or six metres,
whcro they wcro oycrstroBn will objects carved in
1ects, such as knives, points OF arrows and sharp
biades appear to provo that the ase Of working in
clay and stono was followed Immediately and easily
py the uso OF metals, and that tho employment of
vessels and tools OF stono WAS active Mt tho mo-
mont when commercial rotations with ono and an
o'hef nation woro in their infancy, for lhose not
| 'erles appear to hayo bcen fabricated ppon tho
coasts OF Asia Minor ~
i s. To- H . . s..
NJ. soosfEriRn has described and figured some
curious surgical Instruments recently fonnd In
what Is supposed to have bean surgoon,s house
at Herculanenm. Several specimens wero found.
but tho following show, in TN especial manner,
the advanced condition OF surgery At tho date of
tho destruction Of Herculanoum: !.souhds. sor
malc and fomale adults, and for children; a lpeo,,.
tnp tlei, with two, and another with thrce valves
and q speculumnni Como OF our modern inventors
win be sufprised to fnd thor discoveries In uso 80
| far back Is two thousand years since. :.
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@ Fl A r L E S TON,
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1867.

Jon WoRK.-We havo now completed our
Office so as 10 execute. in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully nsk tho patronage of our
friends
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUpLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That USi55En
Il the following Ordinance liren ees have been prsnsr
for delivery from this oGcc. q. THOIIAS
sEc. l. Be II Ordained by the Aapor and AtdermenI,
City Council d,stptled That from znd after the rs dir
OF January licenses sal DO taken out for all CARTS rs,
snd wagons used for private md domestic purposeH 10
the snmo manner nn according 20 the samc pfuyIsjust
now Of force In relation to cnrt ays and wagons ietor
driven ifor hire, except giving hoils, And cari skh
cart dray wagon slail provided with b,ise Gen.
tanning ihe number thereon, nnd laarscd Pirate to le
placed on the onisida Of Tbs shat.
surety TO any bon under the Ordinance concerning Il.
ecnses for carta drnyB wagons other carriages in.
less no or she DO frcchnldcr.
SEC j. Ihe following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public md private rarta drays waRona
including the horses mues used thereof which ssii
he FREQ from other taxation: .I.-
PUDLIn CARTE. DRAWS ETC, THOSE EMp1orEp M ANY
BuHIEEss wHATEyEE, FsH HRg pIBEcT OR ITpIsYcr
for eHsrJ cart dIuy or wagon. drawn by hcrae or
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by two horso,or
mules. $50. -
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
Eor overy marx nnd carriage with four wheels $40
with two hornos. $50. -, ~ '''o o''''''o'u'h
For every s;sRo or omnibus Except lns omnibus,
drawn by four horses, SEQ. 80 os
every truck drawn by or more horses or mules
For sIpress wagon drawn by two or more urses
DREAD CARTE AND PRIVATE CARTE nn,Ys xra
For every bread cart or wagon, Sb. ITI''T
tor every carl, dray wagon used for private or Dr.
porting Of goods, warss, merchandise lumber or nuy
other commodity for compensation eIlhor dJrertv or
Indirectly for tie sae shall pay for license The snm
10, exclusive OF the horse or tauio Ut : =
Ratified In City Council, this 10th dsviof J,npnrv
IN nc year Of our Lord ons thauaand eight hun.
By thu Mayor. Is G = 80 " = -'A'o'' ~
. January a, ". Il. sAfITE. Clerk Of Council,
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE. =,

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF poLICEl
MAIN GUARD HOUSE.
THE Eo5hoSTfa FOLLOW sEofoSs SSs'es os oRSIaSaors ssss
may concern. q. u. sIaWALD,
Captain Of Police.
SEC. VI: an smoking Of any rpe or sog.r in White
same Is hereby prohibited; and any person who shall
violate this CLAUSE o ts Ordinance shall, for ZACH and
% ha G ely ceu 1an onsS S fs S ss
amount to be siyon to tho informer.
SEQ. VIII. All Indecent and isorderly conduct ours
Ing aud swearng clamorous noises. dr1,nkennxss quar-
arden Or on either the Batteries sorrsad shs s
punished In tho samo manner as the offences are
any other portions Of tho city
SEQ 7. No person or persons shall ride lead or drive
Of the anrtsn under penalty five dollars for every
tn" anount OF Tho fine to be given to the inforn,er.
SEC XII 1t shall no, he lawnl for any persnn or pe.
soma to secure or moor with their iass any vessel boat
or ya to any part Of the wharf or tho raings thareoL
from that part East Bay called the Battery 10 sonia
hsS street or to land from any boat, vessel or rat
said wharf, and u nny persons sla violate or
alsgrrss my of the provisions contained in tha causa
to be recovered In the City Court oue-haf or which pen
atty ahail 60 to the lnformer.
Whereas loaded drsys and carts pass unnecessa-
thy hsSuss KIns street &c n The city o. 10
serious neonyenience and danger Of those who hive
BE ordained That from and aer the passing of this
Ordinance It shall not bo lawful for nny licensed cart
Sray wagon or other snrfIaae laden with cotton. lun
Der, or otcr merchandise commodity to be driven
through the said King street south OF Calhoun ercet or
ds1SS n 9s S
aud any driver or conductor OF any guch cart iray
and not ess tan leu doats anl NOR i0ptas mon
thnn twenty dollars 30 August as
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O0PARTNE NERS HIPS,
CUPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

CUPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF G0URDIN, MATTHIESSES l. CO.. In
Charleaion and Savannah, having expired by mita-
tion upon tho death or tha late +. e, MATTHiRSSEN
te under signed will continue the business Ia Charles
e u under the former nams OF GOURDIN. MATTuIES-
Sen l. CO.. and in Savannah of ii. & II. II, GOIJRDIN
d co. II. aOURDIS,
r. y. GOURDIS,
l.. g. YOUNG.
Charleston. September lat, 1867. September
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CnAnLEsrofi, SIC, August %, 1861.
f31HE FOLLOWING SECTIONS or ORDINANCES
L. are published for the information Of ali whom Il
may concern. g. Is. SIGWALp,
Captain Of Police.
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LARGEST C1RouLATIoH.-The DAILY

LARGEST C1RuuLATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes The Official Lfss Of Let
.tcrs remaining IN tho IostcDics at Ms. end
Of each 'ocek, agrceaJiy to the foito,oing
section Of The Nc,o Posto6fcc Ea,o, ,as the
,ac'ospaper haviag the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston:
SrrtoS g. AMI he Il further enacted That isis of ,el
ters rrlltaining fncnlcd for in Posafre m ny civ
town or vll'age. wlicrv newspaper sall DO printed
Elnll hereafter DO published only In tho newsp,er
which, bng published weekly oflcncr shall have tho
largest riwnlapn within range OF delivery ui The said
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bining all that WAS good in the two theories,
England hns prospcred and grown every year
greater and moro powerful. In Franco we
see the same result produced from the same
causes. The Kingly assertion Ftfaf c'ea moi
81 am tho State" clashsd with the popular CRY;
the people are all powerful, down with aristo-
Gratis. LOUIS XVI, good uun, but too much q
Bourbon to know how, or when to compromise
was guillotined. Rndicalism produced MARAr,
DAHTos, RoBEsP1rRaH. They in turn gave
wayto NAPOLEON. He WAS forced to yield to the
Bourbon, and the Bourbon 10 LOUIS PHILIPPE,
powerful and best government which that
country has ever had; government respected
abroad and producing prosperity and happi-
ness Mt home, o compromise between the idea
of the Bourbon and the idea of the Revo-
luton. It is useless 10 furnish other
examples. Tho lesson is always the
same. Every radicalism must fail The
middle ground between the two extreme
ideas of people, is the point OF which will be
found the idea best adapted to tho wants of
that people. If this country is ever to be re-
stored TO its former liberty it cannot bo done
by the perpeiuation of radical power. Her
rapid rise, her brilliant progress, tho glories
Of her past forbid US 10 despair. we cannot
believe that in her struggles for liborty in the
past, she has only been weaving the winding
sheet for her present and sewing the shroud
for hor future. We know that che will and
must survive the blows now aimed at her exis-
tence, and we believe that II che is TO be saved,
she must be by party cal ,ble Of bnrying tho
past, party founded on o compromise he
tween oil that was best in Northern and South
ern opinion, party Of the Union ono and in
divisible, the Constitution pure and unsullied,
tho Laws respected and obeyed.
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| g s. r

T OST OK STOLEN FROM No. Fl ASSOS
Il street. O blue coored GOAT, any information IN
regards to this will be thankfully received at tile above
place. 90 September q
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T O RE N r.

no REN 1.-THE RESIDENCE 40. 40
/ north aide Montague street between Pitt md Suith
strccts. Apply 10 A. TOBIAS sons No. Ill EAST IAY
second hoor front tutisJ September 10
TIIO RENT, THE CONIhIODIOUS AND
Il pleasantly situated two ami i half Bsury BRICK
DWELLING No 81 laSel street, north side nrar Eust
bay. Possession given un lst September Apply ut
THIS OFFICE August II
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THOMAS r. AGNEW,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Fine Groceries, Choice Teas, Fec. EIl
NOS. eco and ada aREENwIcu-.T.. con. Of MUIR RAY
NEW YORK.
November
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n Asadsertissr having been restorsd soheahh
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ing suffered for several years with severe Ioups #
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ior preparing and using the same, which they will Al
AsUaE cUarfoft f'ossUMruos, AsrHxA, Ba excurrn.
CoosHs, Coins, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
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far''es wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail. will pleas address
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49, Williamsburg, Kings Go. New Yorh,
27-I2m
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

- A1snsleman who satieredf for years from Nsr.
VOWS Debility Premature decay, and oil the effects Of
y0asAsl ind''c'suoa, will for ,As ssks Of saGfins
humanity, send fee 70 all Who need IL the iecipe n
directions for making the simple remedy BY which he
has cured Sufferers wishing to prof. by the asver.
Users experience, can do 50 BY addressing
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No. 10 Chambers ST., New York.
nFh 20 63-lm
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, !.
- ORAN0e CouNTY.sg
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term. 1866.
.dsorse A. Fsuces, Ex'r.of John Burnside, deed.
Ibe heis Of Robert Burnside. Benjamin Burnsides
and Thomas Faucet.
Pefifioa toseA iand 10 pay debts.
this case, il is ordered BY The Court that publ-
cation DO madeln theH illboro ugh Recorder, news
paper published IN the town Of Marlborough for six
weeks. notifying the defendants Of the M
ing Of tins petition, and that they be and appear be-
lore the Justices n next Cour Of Pleas and Quar
sef sessions TO be held 70, the county Of Orange al
the Court House in Hllsborough, on The fourth Mon.
dayoi February next, then and there 10 plead, an.
swef o. der q 10 ssd petition OF the same will be
taken Pre- go and heard er parie as TO them.
Witness George Laws, Clerk Of the said Court, o.
Office 10 Hilsborough. the fourth Monday Of Novem.
Der, A. ID. 1856.
GEORGE LAWS, c. C. Z.
December IL. Price adv $40 90. CIV