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Eeaal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-LIZZlE
- FARR. plandf agt WILLIAM l.
observation-disclosures for relief jfc L. s. Int Rev
not To the above Dcnilut: Stamp, Canceicd
You summoned and required to
which viii be filed The onfr ~
snd ~ ofNrulok 10 the City Hall Of said
C the said complaint the
sB5sibI biz ofce No lU Broadway Nrviork CITY within twen
the o this exclusive al the d( oi
fail tie said complaint within the Time
i prnfB this win apply the Court tor tue relief
dsmandc IN the communicated New lork. January g. 1861
lflLIP JORDAN. Plsiniirs Attorney
ir IN the 0hce o the Clerk Of
NeYorI Couutr ON The lnh dav Of Apnl Ap6 aw6wS
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Ctr Real Gsla!e for Sole.

:
~ II. l. RIDERS, No 80 Pine-st.. are found
~ 10y piece of RIAL ESTATB ever OF RI by man
Oncl sale l1srsuteoi on ever thing len q that oGcc
L1OR SABA new brOwu-stOnG front lIOUSE,
o. hefl manner ur, stories Id is-enl Viz cellar
o. on f,t -ctist lg f. d. west ~ t4harc fr- t
j.E h-1ChHu,r DO Ej We Fo-'j 1ns- near Bradw'y
GIN FULL LOTS on FHty-siXih-st betwccn
- crnd ios t eEchtgei so.
uleurlui srei !srI Sew l1it
HRSHI l. RIDER. No . Pacs-
M ONEY 10 LOAN on BOND ANA MORT
IVA GAGI-u ofsllsA tua improved property ly
OF kev.iork AipJtO VI. a. COLT no Pine 81
e. .zi.7l..--- re = ----zia-l
Grooi;lnn Real Ceto.e for Sale.
On NWASNiEGTON-AN Large and admira-
" hy a-poat ti rASSIJE ~ haaiso al. o. stable
street FOR eal1 house me- We RENTED Tor tern o years
Best location r.. hepaihc D ssaoi - brc'ss boals
r5tcli1A aut Photograph with J. j. hlbEH, NO ~ Pine 81
= -
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Professional Notices.

professional Notices.
CHARLES NETTLETON, No. III Broadway.
" FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER for every State and Territory
EDWIN JAMES,
H GENERAL LAW AND BANKRUPTCY OFFICES,
No. 229 Broadway.
NEW YORK HYGIENE HOME and SWE-
~ DISH MOVEMENT CURE No III WayereypL n d. TlomVson
~ d. Prom Diseases Of an kinds treS,ed the ski! ani
successful Physicians for Ladies' Vegetarian boarding.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special
Disease Malr and Female Tenth Enlarged hdton NON
READY By G. D. HAMMOND, NJ D. formerly Professor Of SPECIAL
Anatomy Surgery the Syuse Medical College n y fre
81 ~ WARNER No yesev.st GODFREY No. 30 broadway;
MACFARLAND TWENTY tlnst aud broaiway; the Author
No 2i0 Fast Ffyhr between Second aud ThaeS where ne
reliably consulted AZ usual
SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
- d STRUCTURE YARlCOCELB. HKMORRhOlDS HSrClA
Pelvic Nicr. under the exclusive
EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ D. Editor OF The scspe Once
hours ~ 30 and To evenings at Dr. Ds residence
No a. F0esve.
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Go farmers an0 Others.

TNO FARMERS AND OTHERS-Dran, sewer.
and Water PIPES Chmneyfue PIPES &c. st
Pottery Depot No II Chanbersst ,,, ,,povr
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SUpKEME coURT-City audi connty Of New;

- lerk-PlillP kEfihkEk agt FktpNANp nipbSNhL 'ui
ohsru pursuan of Judgment " the supreme Court Of te state
rendered this action e terlih y o lahnhrr,
, the .a.rrler Therein named wall SELL At public
Merchant, ychauge San 10 No III BoaWay m tue
eleventh ith Gas ~ june, ll % twelve
uro a iho rrin LOTS oi lud with ihe buildings thereon
81 New io.t boarded anl described ~ '
Al crrian bots pieces paes di auh Stn na
being l6h War !0th Wani Of the Cy % Nr~'
bounded and containing To
-shrr os shat Bfnn - po The nort eae c@f
eisirry side of She >ertay iriuBe it hFe inches
ttruc' casr parallel With Twenty 1Ie' oae Annda ir.t'
I've
norihiy side ~ Twenty 1hi ud thence wrstWardy
uorfhsr ~ TwrIty street hundred feet 20 the
said 81 ihe Sefclfntnue and
the point place %. brslnin- NrylonA Nav 70
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IRVING HALL.
SlGNOR MAZZOLRNL
FAREWELL CONCERT IL NETWORK,
previous o his departure tor Europe.
MONDAY EVENING. May %. 1867.
The following artists have generously consented o assist
ORTOLANI donna. from Academy OF Mnsec
MADAME ANNA MARTINEZ. soprano.
(her ir appearance.D
SiGNOR ANTONUCCI Baso
SlGNOR ORLANDINI. Baritone.
SIGNOR ALBANO. Harpist
MR.. j. y. PAT'flSON PaRss-
Conductor
Tickets Ou.D Dol,r ri iaeats 0centse eItrs
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N0uni. WIlklN.. Auctionrrr.

MONKS NtiktN~ Aucronerr
/ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
~ VALUABLE LOTS ON HUDSON. FIREl. NEWARK, GAR
DBS. MEADOW AND WlLLOW-SrN, HoRoHfN " J AT
AUCTION
T. a. lpLOP Co. win sr anction II ENDAl june I,
lt1 "coc 81 the Etclangr saesloon No l BTotlUAy
Wgu Bul. Ne ork b. the Hoseu Land and Improve
C,nyli tAe following desirable situate AZ llolokcn within
distance o.! the cs The looaiiou healthy and Of
~. iasri pass within block OF c property The streets
rlr n curb anil and Of the streets now
b.i.s If,ci .'l ihc block pavement
II-'it ONtf-l2 lui, between frrry snd Newark 81,
CAhnFNSr-l lots. rsst side between Ninth anil Tentists
GARDEN ST-lJ c west sl'e bevo N.th and Tcnthsts
GAguENsTt lots west side hltueca Isrh and EesefihsiN
NfaUOH.Sf-li lots .df, between Ninth ani IruhH-
ut side. bttse cgtl and Ec' nthsts
MEADOW VT lots, side between Ninth iui lrni'-sts
VtIf,N-s4l{ iots silr brWrrl Ninth ali Icutisis
Tho property v be sold po g. suit puclasc T terms oi sale
f1 PARTICULAR. of lr pfopct ani printed terms
of M u,, obtained Aurton,ers Ohcr ai tAe "nAen
enc. srr- W rir,sIiy Mar d. 1907. CEDl
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festures ano Aleftinee.

UCK AND PLUCK.
IL THE REV. DIR. SAMUEL OSGOOD
deliver bis celebrated Instructive Lecture.
Pluck" all of southern Masons az The Cooper Itsuat
MONDAY EVENING MAY G Door at commence al seoeA
Tickets 50 cents; Reserved seats vi
NO S14 BROADWAY.--A Lecture on As-
trolocy Public Navites" before the suieHec.
THIS EVENING and MONDAY y m by BRouGHTON Al
mission Tee
rTHE REV. II. NJ GALLAHER OF Brooklyn
will deliver popular lecture" America and Ne AmeisaS -
Dsps; Church Saniorst, near Ch, 90 MoNDAr
EVENING MAY % al o'clock Tickets % ctn' foI A Al Fowss
Wells No Broadway; sheldon Co.'S No 4sa broadway; Ana
Union No SO BrlWay Pseons No lH BoNery and at tho
door the evening
THE THIRD PRESBYTERY OF NEW
YORKTbere wiz be special meeting Of the Thnl Pesytep
A. Church ALEXANDER NESBITr Moderator.
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Countrp Real Ceiale for Sale.

EFOUNT VERNON LOTS.-Parties having !
I'VE uumrr'vei loe 70 srn ly sitting o. ani ~ |
drerr FERGUSON Dealer r ,ca ltte Eocur yerlon n Y |
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tjousrs ar0 farms lDartco.

WANTED to PTRCHASE-A DWELLING
w ct desirable neiflhptiog furnished ullllcd
tom. ,nnr.t Box sn r. o.
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y FER LOUIS KRFFFR sul JCitS khFFRR composing the
inn OF KEEPER BROTHERS aasu CHARLES hlN->innons
flr Coiu not seScdl To-
tb. defendant You hereby .nfinond. l. Rev
,,uir, Ia To-
d. u OF Cancelled
t,ln of tie City la ty o NeS-iOrk.
and he sah comp snt on The sub
~ NJ b, ocr So n Nasf n within twenty DAYS eiier the
,eryce ~r of he dv oi sich evce' an
ruu said cnapsrt within the time aor.saa
plaintiff. this viii iase judgment against You Tor he u oi
sixteen doaF, 6,Ol Interest nom the lh
of besides
90, q OF th.s seton.-Datsd Mly O. 1867.
ALFRED l. EDWARDS. HHntiF| Attorney.
complaint 10 ths im ia th' once 81 lie 'erA 4" me
tpl tounty ofNeNl lorl on ,he - dav 81 Nay lio,
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STEINWAY HALL.

- TIIIRTY.N NINTH SUNDAY CONCERT
ANNIE KEMP BOWLER will sing Ave Maria" by Chera
hni. Jewish Maiden" bs kucken Aria "Dinorsh by Mryeerr
j. " PATTSON the celebrated Pianist will play Grand Ros-
KrakoXak" y CHOPIN Fantasia from Doctor Of Az
aut los Eichber.
The Orchestra Conductor MATZKA viii perform the Over
Mariana" selection from "LAfrcsne Overture To pcs
Frech and Festival MaTch
Al Seats hieeufs II
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rTyUE BOSTON WATER POWER COMPAN

sd, fr SALE auction The Merchant. Errlange. IN
Boston TUESDAY, the 9th of MAY. tt, = o'clock II noon Of
thIt f.r.
on million tr1 hundred thousand e Of land Columbus and ilani
.r1Ifc ili Ne'rhrs Fsi. aui Nothlmlou. Sprug1cd
Vp.-cr Coar,r Buiani Newton Pc euhroke Brnoknr tatou
nimasa Niahap. siJtle kretrr an Merolgsts f"r terms
s .t.. ar % BOSTON NATEE POWER COMPANY. Br,tor.
FAENES LOAN AND TRt ST COMPANY. NcrlorsAs - 1867
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By janis VI. MiiYH
MnN 2S M l. O'clnck. at th

TUESDAY, MAY y, at + O'CLOCK nj the IN
4 e'trr- .le.rnnrl. No M BrplInay - .
81 D!.J.R OF TIL ENEClIOHS Of PETER J. BoIAET, Dh
CEASED
srHAvE-i lots OF land ihave commencing at be " cor
irIisra - Of ari whole irou ph'i between iih and
81.
MADISON AvE-s lots Of land Monave. commencing At the
,riiAvE-i @ eflapi w. ub.a,c p r. G. in. o.. 7s,l-.;
- -..ra- IL. -. Il IL. III.
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$4,000. ls.al sossl S1ASSa%aasEfs l +
pss,ng ali the features Berkshire County Massachusetts, 10
ky AMI sallbfy II he's been for The
Of family had occasion 10 call physician during
,ir r..s.p, and will warrant heA,hfume o The air There
s f ,lnt lOo .er.. ars,
fsnouse ham stable. all needed ouIbadhg, icehonse tsd
v. .,er NJ r., of aootud ~ tuns Of hay
abundance uit ornamental trees large vegetable garden s.
Ss e Le an ,tuded ~ mt from the lights OF the
i.rd 2I n,,s from sTosd fsmir desiring beautiful bsms
.s from fever and ,ms this unusual of Address Boz No 'Si
Pasf-O
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nor SALE-At Milton. on the Hndson. IO
,lGll ShIF NJ EXCHANGE for CITY PROP

ErTlTuo FARMS together srlanr 4" sii ln a.rs 90
sf~sini lnilF Iessrs Aao biirf
feI tii lritrl
yea ou Surveyed fr West Railroad plenty OF lgrEs 10
erreut well calculated pf dr 1ri sheep isru
being supplied WITH srs ani never freug s'hf an1
orchards apple peach aud pear "a hrs Tt'
small f-ut The pur,lar Inquire oi J.
D. JERSEY. N, Jji Th drat corner 81 EgLIave New ork
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OOUNTRY RESIDENCE. dciightfnlly stu

y T
ltr 81 Orrel Fafas Cona FOR SALE TIE hous, moforn
n sni r complete cri TIE r,1nk CONSIST 1bort acres 0
under c1r,t3, u frs ore apple and tres fe'erJ
.arcty with ipbartrs lcsics aui sirfwhccs o. tiHul1
Tie view 9th sound aui 81 the lroundr c'rn ehc an'
i, beach iu tie hohoo aloig tie Lcsi taifne The "1l
,o nov oer1f t,, roprt ati prepared 90
cre immediate posses, fIntl vlr r rrs gud sppupr M
viii be sod gi horse ArH JAMES Dis FElSIth Bank
f saving, Be-l,rst opposite tIDsg H. OF O. BENJAAlN H.
No
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ERIFFIN x CHRIST1N MINSIKELS.
~ Einaseua Opera House Nos and West IHentg oarth-st
& W H. GRIFFIN Mana.eg T. CONDRON, Proprsok.
Another week Of the JAPANESE TRoupE
Late the Train Columbia Polka Black Statue.
Upper Fen Thonslud. Hoy iehrloo. g..
Doors az To commence 3 ocloek
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY az p O'Clock
WEDNESDAY NAV p TESTIMONIAL To MR. GEORGE CIlRISrY-
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CANANDAIGUA-Best property in Ontario


squsTr with rgr bar windows and plt's 90 a
throughout -I'r SOD al regulates
for complete Winter home lt sh' repaired 1nl
perfect Camden planted icaors- hlf 90 t1s Vines
i-s and hlrrfso entail trees sit
natural mnuli above SuHit sut tAc rircc OF loi
NcyirAr VI a. Guurrl and s. i1frs. cIt ti uaf';r from
lattr- part say lrsu Lane tA views ~ tbr rtr A
aud Use drainage pHf-Ct The cle road aui uah
Ml.lif~l c8mprfr SHADED FTlf 900 're' on rt
road Is. eoqre ground Carriage l1s- hrn, stables 'r
horses &c Cirrr, furniture csf.is-r. g. viii tac pcr desired
ior PLAZA of Lou,e and I pirirr see hbNlND COZ
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IT, Il
I'D 'THE Do,IRS THE GREAT YOSEMITE
>uo Bu.ing No u Tsnthst and afer
April "a ~ uuul June Tor
the ru .d under The patronage of1BE LADIES' SOUTHERN RE-
LlEf ASSOCIATION.
season Tickets 80 Single Tickets Is cent?
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5nmmer Retreats.

- valLocsion unsurpass, o h"hine, beauty ~ srrney
well description House ia modern large end airy
furnished. throughout ~ bi fisisi 'r
EreryhtJ None bat the best
families taken
Address d. n. BARDIN. Cornssl. y. \.
lr'r RpR Irrfs tpruwnl y Y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-23

To. day, aud Immediately rearresied on a
charge Of perjury
ISDlAxAroLis, January Ex-Governor
Morton was elected United States Sena'
tor over VOORHEES, by So against o.
CAIRo, January 22.-The river rose
upward Of half foot during the last
twenty.four hours. Ice has stopped run
ming GU. of the Mississippi, owing to a
gorge at Dog Tooth, twenty miles above.
A large quantity of freight has accu-
INFLATED here.
MOBILE, ALA, January PA fire in
Dauphin street to-day destroyed four
houses; loss, $4,000 Three fremen
we're severely injured.
ToRoSro, January 22.-Lewis Corney,
convicted of Fenianism, was condemned
to hang on the 10th of March. George
j. Matthews YVES discharged.
SAVANNAH, January 22.-Gen. Scott
left for the scene of existing negro
troubles in South Carolina, carrying with
him negro lawyer, Brady, charged
with Matching trouble.
LONDON, January 22-noon.-Money
market quiet and steady consols quoted
at 9Ol for money. The following are the
correct quotations for American securi-
ties: 52Os, 272s; Erie, 49,; Illinois
Central, 81.
LIVERPOOL, January 22-noon.-Cot'
ton market opens fiat; days sales will
not aggregate more than 500 bales; mid
ding uplands, lisd.
MADISON, Wis, January 22-Howes
is reelected Senator.
Resolutions requesting Senator Doc
little to resign, passed the Legislature by
a strict party vote,
VIoKsBuRG, January PA large fire
occurred about two o clock this afternoon,
commencing at Watermeyer's confec
tionery. Five brick and six frame
houses adjoining were destroyed. Loss
about three quarters of a million.
New YoRk, January PA Sor.hsrn
relief meeting is to be held in the Cooper
Institute on Friday night Beecher and
Greeley will address it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
. MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, January 22.-Assistant
Surgeon II. 7. F'illey, chief medical Off
Ger of the Freedmen's Bureau for ar
kansas. and Col. NJ. r. Hogan, filling the
same position in North Carolina, have
been relieved, and both mustered out
The following Postmast0rs have been
appointed in Louisiana: Miss S. McKen-
ma, jackson; G. II. Sales, Lloyds
Bridge. Tennessee-W. Williams, Madi-
souville; W. N. Waters, Waterloo; W.
I. League, Estelle Springs; ]. W. Dayd,
Concord.
Brig. Gen. Il. c. Gillem has been as
signed to the command of the Military
District of the Mississippi.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court has announced to the Bar that on
the first Monday in March the Court will
adjourn.
The Senate confirmed twenty-five nom
nations, among them W. R. Whitaker,
Assistant Treasurer, at New Orleans;
Daniel Sigler Juliano, Register of the
Land Office, Natchez, Miss; John S. Nc
Farland, Assessor Of Internal Revenue,
Second District of Kentucky; J. Crock
EFT Sayres, Assessor of Internal Revenue,
Sixth District of Kentucky; Benjamin
Gratz, Assessor of Internal Revenue,
Seventh District of Kentucky; Thomas
J. Carlisle, Assessor of Internal Revenue,
Third District of Tennessee.
Among the twenty one rejected are
E. S. CockrelI, Collector Eighth District
of Kentucky; A. II. Blants, Collector
Seventh District of Tennessee; George
Steady, Assessor First District of West
Virginia Thomas V. Shallcross, Col
lector First District West Virginia Lee
roy Cofron, Collector Ninth District Of
Kentucky; Asa Faulkner, Collector
Third District of Tennessee
The Mayor of Georgetown has issued a
caution to all qualified voters, regardless
of color, to come forward and register,
otherwise they will not be allowed TO
vote at the approaching election.
General Leach and Colonel Brown, Of
the North Carolina special delegation,
have left. Messrs BOyden and Hanes
remain in charge of the Tar States in,
terest
The bill making a rule for the Supreme
Court has been read third time, and
the Democrats, thirty-fve strong, are
calling the yeas and nays on all kinds of
questions At halfpast nine, most Of
the members are dining in their seats.
During the evening, calls of the House
showed less than a quorum, when the
neighboring restaurants we're searched,
and warrants issued for such as were ab-
sent without leave.
A point Of order was made OH s sir
Ingersoll, that smoking was out Of order
in the Hall
NEW ORLEASs, January 22-Thre'
iS1iiiiSiiisEs we're burned this morning OF
. Josephine street Loss, $4,000. OWN,
TO a lack of water, the FIRE got beyon,
the control Of the fremen.
A number Of the members Of the Leg
islature have arrived. There is som
talk Of the impeachment Of Gov. Wells
but It is believed that nothing Of the kim
will be attempted
GALVESTON, January zz.-The mum
cipal authorities and citizens are maxim
arrangements for receiving the remain
Of General Johnston,
Captain James E Lawton, Of the bri
Golden Light charged with smuggling
was acquitted in the United States COur
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DRUGS.
DISSOLUTION.

rTuIE PARTNERSHIP HEREro9b9pkEu h N
BER is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business OF tho late firm vi be settled by
N. ii. IIigboe, at 3Ol and Sl3 Main street,
SAMUEL GILBERT.
IL. II. HIGBEk.
January !, 1867.
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POETRY.
For the Public Ledger o
THE YOUNG MARINER

See on that bowery, blooming shore
stands boy with lined oar;
The wavclets. Whispering low ana swce"
Sway shallop at his Feet
with quick, elastic step he springs
Into the boat and gaily sings.
The busyant Ia sszes boar II on
Tho hoat and boy and song are gone.
That sky serene, and air so warm,
scam mover to have known storm.
Tho vine clad trees and circling hills
Can ne'er have felt cold winters chills'
Tho Bays clear, ripping waters wear
The tints of sky, as Eden's fair.
" Can lurking dangers finger meath
Those ripples, stirred by Summer breath =
Dangers nay. Upon thst Bay
The boy Is safe while there he stay
Rut In the distance, far and DIM
Lurking dangers wait for him.
See where the narrowing Bay Is met
BY rocky cliff. which scarce wili let
The maddened waters burst way
Into the Sea, beyond the Bay
A Sea of storms and witchery.
Fair syrens ride that foam we see;
Zach singing in her pearly she'll,
VIII WOO the boy TO brave the SWELL
That else would warn him quick to turn
With hurried pulse and hands that purn'
He onward rows. All soon is drawn
The boat into the whirl. and gone
Forever from the tranquil bay.
Can I safely reach the seaY' 1t may
But perils will surround him there
Be the sky dark or fair.
The Tempest Fury's home is there
sharp breakers hide them everywhere;
Fierce whirlpools yawn, and over these
Are seen, when hottest is the breeze
Fair mirages of cool, green isles,
Whose peerless beauty smiles and smiles.
. Is there help or hope, pray,
For him who left the tranquil Bay? 2"
Ave. hope and help, if he bethink,
When tossing on distinctions brink,
The amulet his mother gave
An amulet to help and save.
And we will hope he'll use the charm
And 'scape the whirlpool and the Storm
The breakers-all; and safely ride
The Sea. If not, then woe betide.
What is the charm? Can he forget
When perils on all sides bcset =
The Holv Book. Aye. some there be
Forget, and these cross not that Sea.
MIRIAM.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-23

HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES OF
III oNperienced hastless ! a.. PREPARED Z,
offer unusual inducements 70 those having
horses TO board. as ] am prepared 70 feed and
groom we'll
To drovers. having horses for sale, I can offer
the very best facilities for dispOsinE Of their
stock, as l have an extensive acquaintance,
both in the city and country.
The very best Of saddle and buggy horses for
hire always on hand.
| am also prepared 20 furnish storage for an
immense amount # merchandise. Parties
wishing storage for carriages, buggies, furni-
tufe. etc, will End my warcroom light, dry
and airy. DAN s. KIRWAN.
141 prrr.rtrfr~
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= = ., 800 STOLEN!
$500 Reward offered!

ON TIE EVENING or SvSDAT, DE-
W cember Is, J. @. Iowenhsupt left Helena,
Ark. on the steamer Ned Tracy, with 81. 800
in United States Treasury and National Bank
Notes, tmy money! which vas stolen from him
on the morning Of the 18th. For the recovery
Of this money I viii pay Five THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. IL all Il re-
covered, or one-fourth Of the amOunt Of such
portion o. nay be found. Addrcss
B. LOWENHAUPT.
II Helena, Ark.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-23

GEN. WASHINGTON pew, in Christ
Church, Alexandria, says the Southern
Churchmdn, originally cost thirty six
pounds, ten shillings
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-23

GEN. PrcEs son, CELESs, was mar
ried the other day in Missouri to- the
daughter of Gov. Il. L. PRICE.
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PARLoRs AND CHAMBERS.

Purchaser can zee how q suit Of furniture
viii appear In their houee. and can. irem these
rooms. make . better selection than tbey can
arom furniture professionally placed In laeEe
WarcTOom1.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-23

The Gee House in Selma has been
rented the ensuing year at s., 900 in gold.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-23

IMMIGRATION is still pouring into Texas
from all parts of the older States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-23

Having this day disposed Of my interest IN
the Drug Store of Gilbert Higbee 70 MANS
mend them 10 my friends. and earnestly be-
sneak for them a continuance OF the liberal pa
tronage extended TO our old firm. Well salts
fed OF their business requirements and skin us
Druggists, / wish for them the same success
which has attended the late partnership oil
Gilbert 4 lligbee. Dr. ;. ulLbEhl.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, August 2-Noon.-
Gold 30. Exchange-sixty days, 10.
Money 5 per cent. Flour 15(025c.
lower. Wheat dull and unchanged.
Pork lower-new mess. S23. asa
S23. 60. Cotton quiet, at Csc.
P. M.-Cotton firm. with sales of
1000 bales, at %. Flour dull-choice
new Southern S12 50(015.75. Wheat
dull and easier. Corn unchanged
Southern yellow Sill; mixed West
ern 99@1.O3. Mess pork %. As. Gold
closed steady, at 4O1 804O14. Money
unchanged. Stocks closed quiet.
CHARLESTON, August 2.-Cotton is
firmer; sales 43 bales-middlings %;
receipts 357 bales-of the week $40;
exports LIPS; stock on hand 709
bales.
MOBILE, August 2.-Sales of cotton
400 bales; market closed firm-low
middling 231e.; receipts 67 bales.
Sales of week 1850 bales; receipts
259; stock 1928 bales.
SAVANNAH, August 2.-Cotton in
good demand, with an advancing ten
dency; sales of los -middlings
~0N>-O|2 ASSSlptS Ati DdlcS-OI the
week l, 1S9 bnles.
AUGUSTA, August 2.-Cotton dull
and prices unchanged; sales 26 bales
-middling 25.
New ORLEANS, August 2.-Sales of
cotton 600 bales; market quiet and
unchanged-low midding 25 receipts
OF the week 1,OS9 bales; stock 81, 1856
bales. Flour dull and unsettled. Corn
unsteady, at 971a@1.25. Pork 2614.
Bacon quiet-shoulders 131I@13s5;
clear sides 1691614. Gold 39MM40.
LIVERPOOL, August 1-Evening.-
Cotton closed quiet-uplands 1O1ld.
Sales of the day $4,000 bales. Man
chester advices unfavorable. Goods
and yarns heavy, and prices declin-
ing.
LIVERPOOL, August 2.-The sales of
cotton for the week foot up $1,000
bales, of which $4,000 are for export,
and 10000 for speculation. Stock in
port 676, 900 bales, of which $40, 600
are American. The following are the
opening quotations: Uplands 1O11;
Orleans 105691O34d.
LONDON, August % P. M.-Con-
soils advanced 4-quoted at 9414.
Bonds 7231.
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MILITARY SENTENCE. Tate, O.
freedman of this District, who was
arrested some time ago on charge of
carrying n deadly weapon, in viola
ton of the order of Gen. Sickles on
that subject, has been tried, found
guilty, and sentenced to be confined
at hard labor for two months. The
sentence of the military court in this
case has been approved by General
Sickles, and it will be executed under
the direction of Major Lynn.
YoykrMe Enquirer.