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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02
STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FROM M.E.EnDIN's STABLE,
- on Jefferson street lextendcdl. the n rht
Of the 9th Of this month. a light cray horssf
sixteen hands high. nine years old, and in good
order PAGES we'll: goes runninE. rack or
single fnotH. and can make a mile in three mill
ufes and bali or less. He also fox trots We J.
and can be made 70 chanre his Eaits y slap
ave dollars reward Cor the horse. delivered AZ
". ". Joyce's Stable, on adams street.
81 nj. Z. EDDINS.
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New MEMPHIS THEATER.-For the third
time the sensational drama of Nobody s
Daughter was presented Saturday night.
OF the merits of the play we spoke after
the first night, and its subsequent repre-
sensations furnish no reasons for change
of opinion. While containing a number
of striking dramatic points, as a whole it.
presents Miss Price at a disadvantage,
aud is liable to unfavorably impress
many who never saw her before and do
not choose to or cannot look beneath
the surface. In only two or three
scenes is an opportunity afforded Miss
Price to reveal IN any essential degree
the great powers which have already
stamped her as one Of our most consnm-
mate tragic drtistes. Aside from them
she is generally forced into the veriest
commonplace. This evening Under the
Gasliqhf will be presented, with Miss
Price as Laura Cortland" This is
sensational piece, which has proved
trump card everywhere. 1t should draw
a crowded house.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

REMovAL.-Having removed my shop
to the alley in the rear of No. 81 Jeffer-
son street, l will be glad to see all old
customers and as many new on.s as will
favor me with call. By close attention
to business and reasonable charges hope
to merit share of public patronage.
All jobbing in my business promptly
attended to. John REED,
78* Carpenter and Builder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, AND THE HAPPI-
MSS OF True MASHooD.-An Essay for Young
Men on the Crime Of Solitude, and the Physio-
logical Errors, Abuses and Diseases which ere
ate impediments to MARRIAGE. with sure
means of Relief. Sent in sealed letter envel-
opes, free Of charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHT0N, Howard Association. Philadel-
pbIa pa 22-l00
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

From W. R. Chiffon, the great chemist
and assayer; " AT the request of S.
Mansfield & Co., of Memphis, / have
carefully tested their preparation, called
the Hungarian Balsam of Life, by chem
ical analysis; and judging from the in
gradients evolved, believe it to be
safe, balsamic and salubrious compound,
calculated to have Il happy effect in
diseases Of the lungs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

ST. ANDREWS SocIETY.-The follow
ing named gentlemen we're Saturday
night elected officers Of the St. Andrews
Society: President, Mr.. John Leslie;
LIST Vice President, Mr.. a. NJ. Smith
ID Vice President, Mr.. William Lego /;
Treasurer, Mr.. John Ainshe; Secretary,
Mr.. A. J. Murray; Assistant Secretary
Mr.. NJ. Hilson; Physician, Dr.. Allan
Sterling; Board Of Managers, Messrs.
Duncaa Maclean, Gilbert Mclean, N.
Bishop, J. r. selkirk and r. H. Beth.
A very handsome gold medal, or badge
was, on the same occasion, presented to
Mr.. John Ainslie, the retiring President,
and deserve6y one Of the most popular
membeN Of the Society. The presenta-
ton speech was made BY Major A. N.
smith. Mr.. Ainslie appropriately re-
spordsd
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LOCALS In BRIEF.

- Police court was dull this morning.
The Shelby Circuit Court is in ses-
sion.
The Criminal Court stands ad-
journed until the 9th.
"A poor German, while being taken
to the hospital on Saturday, died in a
wagon.
Mr.. John M. Hogshead, Of the Pamela
Miss Star, favored us with a call on
Saturday.
IS. M. Guest, groceries. Where is he ?
fernando road, south of South street.
Flour, meal, hay, oats and corn-full
supply.
There were fewer deaths in the city
last week than have been reported for the
same period for many months. The en-.
tire number was seventeen.
"A couple of barges belonging to
Messrs. Brown & Jones, and containing
10000 bushels of coal, were lost in Wolf
river during the storm of Friday.
We are pleased to see on the streets
Major Henry Hampton, who returned a
day or two since in fine health, after a
protracted absence in the North.
George Wade was this morning
fined ten dollars for striking Tom Gam
mon with brass "khuck." Cannon,
for his part in the affair, was also fined
ten dollars.
- Annie Lewis, noted police court
revolver" was up again this morning,
charged with being disorderly in the
notorious Gave" saloon. A five dollar
fine being entered against her, she went
tearfully to the calaboose.
The Galaxy has been received at
Emmons IL Sons, 10 Jefferson street,
who also have the Atlantic, Eclectic
London Art Journal, and others; also
the Round Table, superior paper; the
Courier des Etats Unis, Harper's
Weekly, the Police Gazette, and all the
popular weeklies; the st. Louis Demo
crat and Republican, Cincinnati Com
mercial, Louisville Courier and Chicago
Tribune and Times; all Dickens, Miss
Muhlbach's, Trollopes, SCOTS, and
other novels also the popular Cottage
on the Cliff, aId Victor Hugo's Toilers
of the Sea, in French and English.
--Jo Locke, % Jefferson street, has
received the Round Table, Police Ga
zette, National Freemasos, Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, Boys
and Girls Weekly, New York Observer,
GIeason's Companion, Stats Zeitung,
Home Journal, London News, Indepeud-
ent, Irish American, New York Clipper,
London Punch, Rural New Yorker,
Phunny Phellow for January, 1868, New
York Weekly, Kelly's Weekly, Metro
politan Record, Irish Citizen John
Mitchell pqper), Irish People, Harper's
Weekly, New York Ledger, Chimney
Corner, Literary Album, Boston Pilot,
Southern Society, Turf, Field and Farm,
Waverley Magazine, Harper's Bazaar,
Broadway Magazine, Halls Journal of
Health.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GAs.-An
advertisement elsewhere announces the
promised reduction of the price of gas by
the Memphis Gaslight Company. Here
after the net price of gas, paid promptly,
will be 81 so per 1000 cubic feet We
direct public attention to the card of
President Williamson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

DAMAGED and loose cotton picked,
dried and repacked in the shortest time
and at the lowest rates at Miles cotton
pickery, Court street, opposite John G.
Hill h Co. cotton shed. The proprietor
is responsible for all cotton in his posses.
sion in case of fire, as his building is
covered by ample insurance.
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VNTANTED

w
A competent Accountant, with $l0OO.in cash,
10 take half interest, and become On active
partner in paying and well established bust
ness in this city. KENNY n PORTER,
Kit Williams Block, co ner Madison and Sec
ond streets. 75-t
WTANTRD-A SITUATION AS BOOK
w KEEPER, by an old citizen, well recon-
mended. For particulars, annly at
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Greatest closing ont sale of
the season. M. Kraus a. 90.
have removed their Wholesale
house from No. 2I7 Second
street 10 their old established
house, No. ais Main street,
corner of Adams, opposite the
WorshaIn House, where we
will sell for the next thirty
days, regardless of cost or
value, the largest stock of
staple and fancy dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes, and
planters supplies in the city,
both wholesale and retail.
Retail buyers. as we'll az city
and country merchants, will
do well 10 call and secure bar
gains, as the sock must be
sold i'm the next thirty days,
regardless of cost or value.
M. KRAUS Co.,
No. els Main street. corner
OF Adams street, opposite
the WOrsham House. lO4
Official Drawings OF the Missouri State
Lottery.
Class 595-Drawn Oct Is, 1867.
65, IS, 3, %, 8, Al, SO, "a, q, II, A, 26.
Class 596-Drapn Oct 10, 1867.
l6, 65, SO, Is, 81, %, /, so, SO, CT, 40,
48, SO.
Drawn twice each day. Over $1,000
in prizes paid each day. Prizes are all
cash. Tickets cost from twenty-five cents
to twenty dollars. Call or send for cir
cular.
GEO. w. VAN VoAsT, Agent,
20 and 81 Jefferson,
% Gayoso and Water streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

CLOTHING AT CoST,-Drake
& Co., 277 Main Street. are ceiling
their entire stock at New York
cost, to close business by January
ID, 1863. Fixtures in store for sale.
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THE VApETIEs.-M Manager Broom has
at last "'struck oil " in securing COM
pany, all whose members are attractive.
This evening an almost entirely new
company will appear on Che boards, the
corps having been largely increased.
Among the new members are several of
the most popular young ladies of the
Black Crook company, including Misses
Helene DeVere, Susie Starr and Lille
Wheeler. Misses JEANNE and Lille
Beckett, celebrated in the profession as vo-
calists, have also been engaged; and the
entertainments will find new attraction
in the celebrated Prof. Willis Cobb, who,
with his wonderful trained dogs, has been
engaged Misses Fannie Williams, Kate
Darlington and Sallie Eldridge, Of the
old company, remain. Manager Broom
has now company superior to almost
any in the country, and we have no
doubt the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon his theater will be fully common
surate with the outlay his determination
to please the public has occasioned. The
company, as at present organized, will
appear tonight.
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.
PyHtIc tsDoEI oygIcs,.


Monday Evening. December 2. 1881.
City scrip continues on downward tend
ency. and brokers will not pay m rethan asa
SIC, selling over tho counter for s703sc.
Police scrip Is in demand at $50, dealers
holding for $50.
County scrip Is dull aud nominal at os 10 zoe
In dealers hands,
There is little change In Tennessee money.
which we quote as before; Bank of Tennessee
(old issue). o.; Bank Of West Ten
nessee. 30; Bank Of Chattanooga. 10, Bank Of
Middle Tennessee, 20; City Bank. 90, Mor-
chants Bank, 95i Northern Bank. 9Oi 0cose
Bank. 10; Planters Bank, %; Union Bank, 90;
Shelbyvillc Bank. so; Southern Bank, 20; Ira
ders' Bank. 90. Nothing Is transpiring In
stocks.
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NoTIoE.-The officers and members of
South Memphis Division, No., 4S, are
earnestly requested to attend the meet
ing Tomorrow night, as business of great
importance will come up. By order of
the W. P. r. BECKTELL, R. S.
j. M. Book, d. G. W. P.
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QuEsTIoN.-Why is it that S. NJ. Guest,
fernando road, sells groceries, hay,
corr, oats, etc, cheaper than in the city ?
Answer-0utside the city, and no cor
porate taxes. Call and see hin. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

REGIsTRATIoN.-If the Conservatives
anticipate any showing in the coming
election, they must hasten to register
before it is too late. The Radicals are
not allowing the grass to grow beneath
their feet, but find time to secure the
necessary certificates. Shall we allow
the election to go by default. We sub
join list of the registration officers and
their whereabouts: First Ward-R. D.
Baugh, No. 4 Jackson street; Second
Ward-William Chase, No. ~ Poplar
street; Third Ward-F. I. Atwell, No.
249 Second street Fourth Ward-J. B.
Woodward, No. 80 Second street; Fifth
Ward-W. L. Marsh, No. 46 Beal street;
Sixth Ward-James Banks, Waldran
Block, Main street; Seventh Ward.
D. Wimberly, Ferguson Building, Beal
street; Eighth Ward-Frank Taft, No.
l76 Poplar street
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One Negro Murdered by An
other about N Woman.

Tom Shavers, u negro, proprietor OF n
drinking establishment on Shelby street
known as Shayers' saloon, and negro
known as Ben Stevens, have been rival
contestants for the smiles Of handsome
young black girl named Bette Smith.
Bette is something Of art, and has
been shrewd enough to impress each with
the belief that she loved him alone. Last
week, however, the Stevens star seemed
in the ascendant, and Shaver moodily
beheld his rivals success and ground his
teeth with jealousy. Why g dat niger
should be preferred to him was question
the gay Shaver's prophetic soul re-
fused to answer; but il was no less
melancholy truth that the bright smiles
of the dusky Hebe shed sunbeams only
on his rival Stevens entered Shayer's
saloon, Saturday night, radiant with hap
piness. He had just left the fair Bettie's
presence, and her words of comfort
fingered in his ears like strains of
most delicious music. She had prom
ised to live henceforth for him
alone, and send all other darkiss,
particularly Shaver, "a.kiting." The
triumph could not be concealed. After
procuring a drink he drew Shaver into
conversation about the Sweet heart
and INDUCED in some ironical illusions
more pointed than elegant, at the ex.
pense of the vanquished rival. Shaver
replied gruffly, and more taunts led to a
quarrel. The irate saloon keeper fairly
trembed with rage. To be beaten in
love was CALLING enough, but to be
tainted with his failure by the man who
had robbed him Of the treasure to which
he aspired, was more than could be en-
dured. He suddenly cut the alteration
short by producing pistol, aiming it at
his rival and firing. The first shot en-.
tered Stevens shoulder, but the second
was driven into his heart, and the poor
fellow dropped dead on the floor, almost
without a groan. Shaver hurried out of
the saloon, fearing mob of Stevens
friends who were hurrying in, ran to the
second district stationhouse and sur.
rendered.
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The market was dull aud spiritless this fore
noon, holders and buyers being unable to come
to terms. For thu middlinR grades offers are at
least 10 lower than on Saturday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

IMPORTANT SALE OF PROPERTY To-
MoRRow.-We hope none of our readers
interested in real estate will omit read.
ing the advertisement published o.day
by Messrs. Register, Trezevant & Co.
Tomorrow, at Goodlett's station, eight
miles out on the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, they will have an unre-
served sale ofivaluable lands aud i'm
proved farms, giving long time. The
property belongs to j. H. Goodlett, Esq,
and is properly subdivided. DR.. G. D.
Buntyn's beautiful place near by will
be sold at the same time. The above
sales are among the most important ever
announced near Memphis. The property
is in a very fine country on, the railroad,
convenient to the city, and can be
bought on long time. Read the adVer-
tisement and attend the sale.
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LOST.

7 OST-oN OR ABOUT NOVEMBER 12TH.
i IlS67. two notes, one bearing date January lst.
1867, for $50 %, siRned BY A. W. Call the ether
bearing dat March 18th. 1867. for $50 09. signed
By d. Moncrieh. All persOns are warned not
10 trade for said notes.
81 r. q. PAYNE.
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ron SALE.

E0R SALE
L -Four dne young mules low for cash, also
two louble drays and harness. Inquire at 81
Main street. So
EOR SALE-A LEASE-HOLD INTEREST
r in well located RESTAURANT also the
fixtures. implements. ETC., belonging to said
Restaurant. For terms and particulars, apply
10 D. II. POSITION,
SO No. 80 South Court street.
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EXIT BLACK CRooK.-While Mr.. Nc
Donough has been busted seeking an in
junction to restrain Mr.. beagle from pro
ducing the Tale of Enchantment here,
the Tale has been told, and the narrators
are gone After run Of two weeks the
Crook was on Saturday night removed
from the boards, and today darkness
settles once more, like a pail, on the
Opera House. For few nights crowded
houses nightly greeted the spectacle.
Then came the injunction, and several
nights cessation. After its dissolution
the doors were again thrown open, but
the charm had been broken, and platoons
of empty seats reared their CHASTITY heads
where long rows of people had sat before.
Rain commenced, and was followed by
small receipts. In consequence, Mr..
Deagle's season has not proved remuner-
alive as could have been desired. If he
has come out ahead be is fortunate. For
the present the Opera House is closed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

First-cIass CaliCOes mt IL I-2
cents, and good CalicOes, IL
yards for 81, at j. III. LOewen-
slime a. Bros, Clay Building.
They are sacrificing Goods 10
close by LIST of January.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

-Lonesdale 4 domestic, 20 cents per
yard Canton, faaneIs, 20 cents per
yard, at NJ. Kraus 4 Co. s, No. 2lS Main
street, corner of Adams. I
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Raisins. currents, citron, prunes,
figs, can fruits, sardines, oysters,
etc., etc.. etc, sold lower than they
can be brought here, at
81 IvINsON's,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

WHEELER q Wilson'S Sewing Machine
Agency has removed to No. 256 Second
street, Irving Block. 81
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Dealers in groceries and provi-
sions can save money by buying
here instead of sending up the
country for them. Call and see
at 1877 IVIN5ON'S.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

JUST received and for sale by R. D..
Ward & Co., druggists and seedmen, No.
It's Main street, two hundred bushels of
red May wheat; one hundred and fifty
bushels of seed rye. Also, large and
complete assortment of garden and grass
seeds. 7S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

GREAT inducements will be offered to
Wholesale cash buyers of dry goods, at
NJ. Kraus Il Co. No. 2l8 Main street,
corner of Adams. 1t will pay to lcok at
their stock
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

SoUTH MEMPHIS LoTs.-Atten o'clock
to- morrow morning Col Monsarrat will
positively close out the balance of the
lots in the Meath subdivision. These
lots are situated just south of the Missis.
sippi and Tennessee depot, and near the
terminus of the street railway, and in a
location perfectly healthy and rapidly
improving. Should the weather admit,
every lot-about twenty-6ve-will be
sold most positively, regardless of the
price bid, and spectators will have
rare chance of making money by buy
ing. Refreshments will be furnished, as
the sale is likely to occupy several hours
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

City dealers in groceries, provi-
sions, wines. liquors and fancy
goods should not fail to call and get
prices at WIN SONS, 2a4 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

BRIGGS & PETERSON Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. No IL Madison street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

Mems Cashmere Hats at 81,
and Gents good Linen-bOsOm
Shirts at 81 so. at j. HI. LOew-
enstine az Bros, 23I Main
street. They are closing mp
their store.
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
medium sized bay horse MULE. which the
owner can get by proving property and paying
ca ling on G. g. CLAY, y
32o Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

Ladies', N isses' and Chill
drpn's Shoes at 75c., Mems
Boots at $2, and Boys Boots
at 81 per pair, at j. III. Loew-
enstine az Bros, Clay Build-
ing. They are quitting busi-
Moss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

FRESH mince pies and delicious oyster
patties every day at Berton's Confec-
tionery, corner of Fourth and Poplar
streets 10
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French Decentralization

French Dressmaktng.-Madam
Chaineux, Stillman Block, corner Of
Second and Madison streets, would i'd
form her customers and the ladies' Of
this city generally that she has received
the latest styles from Paris, and is pre-
pared to make up cloaks, dresses, etc,
in the most exquisite style. She has
reduced her prices greatly on account
Of hard times. So
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WANTS.

yxTANTFD- wo SERVANT GIRIs.o ONE
w TO cook and wash. and one for chamber
maid. Amply at 81 Market street. 6-t
VNTANTED-T0 PURCHASE ALL KINDS
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GREAT clearing sale of dry goods at
Linoauer, Arnold q Co.'s. 7
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use. for Dress Goods worth 75o..
and $50. for beautiful Alpacas and
English Merinos, at ]. n. Loewen.
stine & Bros Clay Building, They
are sacrificing Goods TO olose by
the LIST of January.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

TYPoeRAPHIcAL MATTERs-At late
regular meeting Of Memphis Union No.
IL, the following named gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing half-year;
President, Henry White; Vice Presi
dent Henry Mode; Secretary, W. +.
White Financial Secretary, @. l..
Spencer Treasurer. Geo. Z. Hawkins.
THE officers and members Of South
Memphis Division, No. IS, S. T., are
earnestly requested to attend the meeting
tomorrow night, DEFENDERS Sd. By order
Of the W. p.
J. NJ BooS, d. G. W..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

Nublas at Soc, Breakfast shawls
at 81, and good White Blankets at
So so per pair, at ]. II. Loewen-
stine & Bros, 231 Main street.
Thev are quitting business.
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TIE greatest closing out sale Of the
season at NJ Kraus & Co.'S, No. 2ls Main
street, corner Of Adams I
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From Row. s. II. Ford. LL.pl

from rev. >. III. fofd, LL.D.I
A TESTIMONIAL, Ero.-I have much
pleasure in introducing Professor lowell
to the young men Of Memphis, and to
the business community generally, as a
gentleman worthy Of their confidence
and patronage. Professor lowell has
been known to me for many years, and
il comes within my personal knowledge
to say that, as one Of the professors Of
the Oldest Commercial Colleges in Mis-
souri,, located OF ST. Louis, be enjoyed
the reputation Of an accomplished and
most indeiatigable teacher. l say thus
much, not less in the interest Of the
cause Of education in this city, than as
matter Of justice to Professor lowell
himself for / am fully persuaded that
in Professor Towel will be found not
only thorough and pains taking teacher
in the special departments Of study pur.
sued at the Desoto Commercial College,
but also. an important reinforcement Of
the professional corps of Memphis. /
know of no way in which young men
can get so ample return for their
investment Of lab,r and money as by
patronizing the Dssoto Commercial
College. s. II. Fem. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-02

ALL wool hannels, bleached and brown
Canton Aannels, 1914 sheeting, bed
blankets, etc, regardless of cost or value,
at NJ. Kraus 4 Co.'s great closing out
sale