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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07
Ont for Grant.

The following republican papers
cf Ohio, have raised thcir standards
for Gen GRANT Cor President in '6s;
Ohm Republic, Cincinnati Marion
Independent, wyando,te Pioneer,
I.aneaster Gurette, Pomcrey Tolo
graph, Portsmouth Republican, Ma
iysyille Tribune, AKRON Beacon, and
others whose name. we do not now
remember.
Cen. GRANTS military career dur
ing the past six years aud his uuoom
promising devotion to his couutry.-
his modest and retiring disposition,
aud withal, his CRU, unfolding yet
quiet attachment to the principles Of
republicaaism, claim for him the deep
est and strongest Ai,actments> from
hls eounirymen, and everywhere there
appears to be an out cropping Of tho
growth Of his popularity, particularly
since it is known that he accepted the
charge Of the War Department at the
earnest solicitation of Secretary STAN.
ToS aud through tho purOst Of pa,ri-
olic motives.
% Even the Democratic party 10 thsil
Wild imagining for grand "eop
delli," have pictured tho glofious()
scsno Of GRANT leading on their scat,
tered forces to victory. But GRANI
with his stern impenetrability, don'i
propose 70 f@ht itout on that line
They know that GRANT is synoni'
iaous with NdoRY, and Micawber,
like, they are waiting for something
totarn Up" that viii place UIYsEs
within their rcuch and victory upon
their bauner.
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Death Of Ex-Governor Andrew.

John A. Andrew, one Of the fore
most men Of one Of the foremost
States Of the Union, died Wednesday
night at six o'clock. In him the Da-
ton has lost devoted philanthropist,
an eloquent orator, large minded
statesman, aud warm and nnparti
san patrot The whole country
should mourn him, for though he
had mover flied any national station,
he possessed the ability to ndorn aud
tho integrity Of purpose to be useful
in the highest position in the gift Of
the American people. Ex-Governor
Andrew was about fifty five years Of
ago at the time Of his death. lie 1rst
entered prominent public life In 1860,
when he was elected Governor Of
Massachusetts by the Republican
party. lie was 70 elected in 1861,
1862, 1868, aud 1864, holding Office
for Eve years, during the entire lime
oflhe war. In his Office of Governor,
he had d the immediate direction ofthe
work Of raising volunteers, and 1t
was in great measure due to his in
oessaut aud patriotic luBors that the
full quota of Massachusetts was 80
promptly furnished. lie was among
the first to urge the enlistment of
black soldiers, aud il vas at his per
sonal proposal, and under bis immodi
supervision that the 55th Massachu
setts, the 6rst colored regiment ever
put in service, was raised. Since the
close Of the war he has retired to pri
yate life, but his namo has been rro-
quenlly mentioned 10 connection with
Senatorial, Cabinet, aud diplomatic
positions.
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A destructive FIRE occurred in the
workshop of the Pouitentiary, at Col
umbus, Saturday night. 1t began in
the building occupied by Idc, Sage,
Damn & Co., aud extended to that
occupied by Ayres, McCune & Me-
Holt, all contractors The loss of
the former is s35, 600; insurance, 10, q.
600; of the latter, $50 900; insurance,
1920.
1t is reported to Washington cor.
respondents that negroes in the South
are armiog for some purpose other
than peaceful, and it is said the
President has referred the matter to
the War Department.
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Affairs in Italy.

GARIBALDI has been check mated
in his movement on Rome. The
Kings are too much for his valiant
Knights OF Liberty and he Is COMPEL
cd to withdraw his doye'od followers
from before the seven -hilled city, IN
the inirenchmenls OF Monte Ro,ondo.
II he refuses to comply with king
Victor Emanucrs order TO disband
his troops, then win the two com.
bined armies proceed to crush out 'hc
spirit Of liberty in Italy. Garibaldi
will most probably disbaud his filth
fol followers aud give up his dreams
Of Rome aud liberty, for the present.
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State E. ections.

Twelve States. consisting Of New
York, New Jersey Deleware, Mary
land, Massachusetts,, Michigan. Wis
eepsis, Minnesota, Illinois. Kansas,
Missouri and Ncvada,--held their
elections on Tuesday. the 9th inst.
New York, New Jersey. Maryland
and Deleware, will probably poll the
largest conservative " vote. Up 10
the hour Of going to press (NVcdnca.
day ncon) we have nothing definite
from any Of them but anticipate large
Union mojoritios from most Of them
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tober n. 1851
AdmInistrator,s Sale.

I WILL ofIer for sale at the door Of the Court
i House, in the city Of ritiin the 22d day ol
November, 1871, between the hours Of ten O'Clock
A. NJ and four O'Clock 4. NJ. the following real
estate, In wit: part OF section ~ in Eded
township, Seneca county, OHIO, aud bounded oIl
the North by lands Of Abraham Bramen ON thd
West by lands Of James O. r.. Eastman, on thd
South BY lands OF Richard Jaaua and on th(
East by the cenierof the Kilbourn road, contain
,eg tnity.hFe anu thfee,Ionrth acres ot lant
southwest quarter Of taid section %, commend
ing for the same at the southeast corner Of th
. said southwest quarter q said section, runn'n
line OF John Bretz's land thrty-scven and ha ,
rods 10 Samuel Lees southeast corner; thence +
eight rods ax'feet aud three incheHi thence in "
southerly direction thirty-eight and three -fourt
redsi hence 10 an easteliy direction eight rod
six feet, and three inches 10 the place OF be
ginning, containing two acres moro or less, Al =
a part Of the northeast nart Of the west half
the northeast quarter of section "a in said Ede
northeast corner oil said west half OF said mort
east quarter thence eighteen and twenty -eig
one-hun0redth chains along the east line OF -
west halfto point on the THIN and oceola pla
said road thence north ;ilo, west twenty two
twenty four one htndredth chains, on iino p
allel with and ten feet distant from the center
twenty-five; thenee cast iwrlte and sixiy.
hundredth chains 90 the place Of beginning q
.s,9,ng sere Dors sle,sa % a ssysessn one h,nHrs
" (30l and forty-tw0 li3) in the town Of Meu
IN said county, excepting the south onc-thIr'
said last nained lot, and which two inlots,
said tnlct of eleven and sixty-seycn one
dredth aorca, above desOrihed. aro subject II
theretO,
TkRas oF sALE:-One tbird cash N hand;
third In one year, and the remainder in two ",
with interest, and sechresl hy mortgage ON
John MELR0Y
Admnlstntos Of Wa, MEiRor, decea
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Their Political Jonah

Notwithstanding VALLANDIdnAM
tooR an early opportunity to nomin-
ate himself for the United States Sen
ate, and has been swinging ruond
the circle among tho unwashed, y
pretty extensively, before aud since
tho election, telling them all about
his mariyrdom in behalf of pure
and undcdled democracy. and only
exceeded IN his magnanimiiy toward
his prosecutors, by the immortal ~
n" himself, has became Jonah
on board tho democratic craft, aud is
being cast overheard as the only sal
walton Of that deleotible crew The
Democratic papers all over the State,
ure coming out for THURMAN, and
there Is little doubt but ho will he the
next United States Senator. oh, un.
grateful Democracyl--oh prosecuted
exile Only last year he was kicked
cut of tho Philadelphia convention,
and now he is about TO be offered up
an unwilling sacrifice, TO appease the
storm threatening their rotten hulk,
Tn his speech in this city, on the
night of the democratic jubilee, he
said; "Ii there is any hanging to be
done, rel do it now Alas, poor
VAIL you're the hrst dog hung after
I'll.
Won't his friends kindly pass
round the hat, aud raise him another
"tent cent" contribution, that he
may purchase a little " consolation, "
for the salt water bath will leave him
wonderfully dry
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John A. Newman'a Estate.

NOTiCE-- On the 4ih day Of October, A. D.,
Y 1851, the Probate Court of SENECA CouAty,
man, DECEASED, probably ins0lvent. Creditors
are therefore required 10 present their claims A.
gtlnat said estate 20 the undersigued for
allowance. within six mouths from the time a.
boye mentioned, OF they viii not be entitled
John sTl cHcOMB,
Administrator dc bonis non OF the estate Of John
a. Newman. Deed.
Oct. "a, 1851 -sw pr.eesa.co.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
}. ). :. nRowN. oF eRERN srRINos.

n0. ,, l.. brown, or GREEN SPRINGS
has mate the treatment 81 Chronin ,iiscases a
speciality, and By the urgent toll aud stndy has
discovercda a new system Of Nervous Physiology
.hetehN enabling him % correctly discriminate
gude IN making the proper selections Of RENE.
dieS io exhibit IA Che varions classes OF ehronie
dseases.
A TOW of which I'win mention, Rhenmatisn,.
scro3ule amt all eruptions OF the Spine Lang nfec
TONS, diseases Of the Eve ani Ear All disease.
ot The urinary organs. also ofthe Liver. Special
lueot,on Will he given to all dieases peculiar 10
temalcs. Anectcd females arc invited to cali and
he made well, al ~ the above diseases viii
care, and many eNnnoi nnd space 10 mention,
tesomenials ot many cures can he given. Ofnce
days, Tuesday and Friday of each week
All communications directed 70 me- will secure
premni attention. once overthe Store az Hroun
8 McNnn. III RROWN M. ~
husa--iyf.
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Garribaldi.

Garribaldi has been defeated in a
great battle and is again captive.
4 900 men going to his support were
turned back.
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The Elections.

New York has gone Democratic BY
about 5000 majority.
Wisconsin, has gone Republican.
Massachusetts, has gone Republi.
can BY from 10000 to $4,000
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Notary Public.

will also continue the business OF Notary Public,
and give my attention as heretofore, 10 the colec
tion OF Government Claims, Insurance and For-
eign business ! respectfully solicit the patron
Market street, directly opposite the Court House.
PHILIP EMiCu.
rs, Ihave a large quantity OF Cider and Vim
egar, which wilIsell BY the gallon or barrel.
July 4, 1S6G.--tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07
Head Quarters for Sewing Machines

All who want good and reliable Sewing Ma
chine will do well by going 10 SEQ Howe or Etna
Machines arc H. Stinga Maehine rooms, on Main
Street. ra
lie also repairs Sewing Machines OF All Kinds,
aud keeps needles and the best Sewing machine
oil for sale.
shop ON Main Street over Wagner s Ksoh's
Croeksry Store. Look for the sign of the Big
Gun. June 20. g..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07
[IT[IySE Efl

gree, and Is uneNccllcd as remedy Tor Coughs,
Colds Hoarscne.s Son Throat and 0Nast, Lungs
and Liver Complaint, Diseases of the kidneys and
hleddcr, Weakness OF the stomach, sc, &c, 80.
Burnhain Van Schaack, Chicaeo, and Ioha u.
PARK, Cincinnati. Ohio, Wholesale AacntA
IL Sold hg an Druggists.
oLivER ORooE 4 CO.. Froprlc.Oss.
rec that Wine Of TaFia hlowAOa every bottle.
For rhaamstl.m, pAlas In the bones. impure
s,ooi diseases Of the skin, pnatales, plmples, and
nr Crooks Vegetable RxEacsi
i the most Reliable Remedy. he.l
PRICE St,aS. Sold by al Drugeists.
nov a2nesl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

Time Fixed for Holding Courts
in the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Ohio for
the year 1868.
DE " remembered, that at meeting Of tho
ID Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas ~ tho
Third Common Pleas Judicial District Of the
state Of OHIO, ut the Couri House in the town of
Ottowa. Ptstnam County. Ohio, on the lav Of the
date hereof, for the purpose Of fixing the times
of holding The terms Of the Courts of Common
Pleas and Of the District Courts iu said District
for the year 1858, we, the undersigned Judges OF
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for said
District. do hereby tx the tunes of holding said
Courts for the year 1861 IN each aud every coun-
ty in said District, ~ follows
DISTRICT COURT.
The several terms Of the Districs Court IN md
for the year 1873, shall commence In the several
counties thereof ~ follows;
IN Williams County. August 5h.
In Fulton County, August eth.
IN Wood County. August 7th.
In Henry County, August 10Th.
in Defiance County, August nth.
In Pauldmg County, August 18Th
IN Van Wort County, august 14th.
IN Allen County, August nth.
In Putnam County. August 10Th.
In Auglaizo County, August goth.
In Mercer County, August 2lst.
IN shelby County. August oath.
In Logan County, August 9th.
IN Marion County, August Goth.
In Union County, Scutember 1st.
IN Crawford County, September 81.
In wyandot County, September 9th.
In Hardin County, September Sth.
In Hancock County, September 9TH.
In Seneca County, September 10Th
Aud that the several terms Of the Court ~
Common Pleas m and foi the several counties Of
said District and for the said year. shall COM
mcnce In the several counties thereof, as follows:
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In Union County, Feb. ., May {. and Oct. u.
In Hardin County, Jan. ~, April 90 and Sept 20.
In Marion t,,ny County Feb ~ May 49, and No Nov g.
In nshelby County, Jan. G, April s, and Sept "a.
SECOND SUB DIVISION.
In Auglaize Co. Jan. 2s, May 10. and Oct. 9.
In Allen Co, March 10, Juno 10, and Nov. II.
IN Van wcri CO., Feb. 2s, June o. Nov. D.
In Putnam Co, Feb. u, june 2, and Oct. 20.
THIRD SUBDIVISION,
In Paullns Co., Feb. 4, and Sept 22.
IN Dch1nce Co., Jan. ~, April ~, and sept. 2s.
IN Henry Co, Ech 10 May :, and Oct. o:
In Williams Co, March 3 May 10, and Nov. T.
In Wood Co., March n, June 2, and Nov II.
FOURTH SUBDIVISION
In Seneca Co.. Feb. 25, May %, and Nov. 10.
IN Hnneock Co., Jan. 2s, April i, and Oct. q.
In Crawford Co, Jan. 10, March %, and Oct. q.
And We do further order and direct TINT the
soycrJ terms of said Courts shall commence on
the LIST day Of each of said terms at o'clock 4. M.
In testimony whereof We issue this, our order,
for the purpose aforesaid, NJ said Court House,
on this the tenth day Of September, 4. d., 1867.
chE5TER r MOTT, sSdfco said Cou1is 1T
JAMES MAKINziE,
To the clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Seneca County, OHIO who Is hereby directed to
publish this order for three consecutive weeks
IN each Of the several newspapers published i'm
SAID County.
The saie " Ohio. s,neea County, 80.
], William NJ Dildinc, Clerk Of the Court Of
! Common Pleas and District Court hereby certify
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ATTENTION
SP0RTSMEN 4 FARMERS.
q. III. sTING.

g. IL. STING,
WILL always keep for sale the cheapest and
w best Rihea, Shot Guns, ReyolveFs, Pistols,
Powder Fiasks, shot Pouches, Game Bags, Pook-
cts Knives, Raz0rs, Shot, Lead and Cartridges.
lie Is prepared 10 DO all klnds OF gun work. nj
keys TO locks, fit In new knife blades aud he all
kinds Of small brass and iron work generally.
lie will take orders tor all kinds of seal pFess-
Is, steel stamps antstencil plates and Will furn-
ish them as cheap as they can be got in larger
cities.
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Repairing and engraving done as usual. Re-
member our motto: "Quiek Sales md Small Prof.
it's" Don't Mistake the place, Market street,
South the Court House.
MiS 9th. 1867. LEWIS sEEwALD
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THIRD SUBDIVISION.
] - VVN I'm
A. s. LATTY, Judges OF
CHESTER II. MOTT, said Courta
JAMES MAKINziE,

= 0FIFcN NOHIIT1
j. William NJ Dildine, Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas and District Court, hereby certify
the forefoing 10 bc truly taken and correctly
copied from the original assignment for holding
thn Common Pleas and District Courts in the
aliove named District for the year, A. D.. 1858.
In testimony whereof, havo hereto affixed my
H. s. hand and seal this 18th day OF Oct, A. d..
1867. WM. NJ. DIlDlNE. Clerk.
by W. @. DLDINE. Deputy. aw oct2f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-30

DEATH OF DAVID Fox.-Another VIC
tim is to be added to the many who have
persisted by the knife or pistol in our
city within the past few months-a natu-
raj result of the pernicious practice of
carrying deadly weapons. David Fox,
who was shot by Thomas M. Hopper
during an ARRAY on Court street about a
week since, died this morning at eight
o'clock from the effects of his wennd.
Fox has been a resident of this city for
about two years, and served during the
war in the Third Michigan Cavalry. He
was young man, unmarried, and has a
mother in Michigan. Thomas NJ Hop
per, who fred the shot that resulted so
fatally, is a native of Arkansas, and
served in the Confederate army. He
was member of the Metropolitan police
on its organization, but was dismissed,
and afterwards allowed TO resign He
was examined before a magistrate last
week on charge of shooting with intent
to kill, and released on $4,000 bonds to
appear at the next term of the Criminal
Court. He will doubtless be rearrested
and committed to Jail Fox and Hopper
were employed by rival intelligence
offices, and the affray originated in regard
some business matter
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-30

pairing and using this medicine. In a sealed on
velope. 10 any ono who needs Il. free Of charge.
Please inoloso a postpaid envelope addressed
10 yourself. Address
JOSEPH 7. INMAN.
40 station d. Bible House, New York City.
Tho Great Need Supplied l-Pnls have been
swaliowed In millions. salves have been rubbed
10 by the pound. DR.. MAaGIKL's two grand
specifics are putting an end TO this wholesale
system Of medication. One Of his famous pills
y a dose. box ofhis healing salge Is Of more
value, as a remedy for uloerous and eruptive
diseases, thara ships CT Tgo Of the ointmens
advertised to cure everything. but are all, In
Tact either useless or deleterious,
DR.. MAoGElLs motto Is coSoKSfRArIcN. He
has placed In the smallest compass the active
principle Of the most potent vegetable specifics.
There Is no mineral In his Pills-thsy do not
gripe-they do not enfeebls. They icreate n
vigorous appctte.a and eorrespondingystreigth
en- the digestion. They tune the Iiyer. clear
the head and steady the nerves.
No form Of scrsfulous disease can resist the
disenfectent operation Of the salye. Tumor
Abscssses, Salt Rheum. Boils, Pimples, Pus-
tules. o.. are thoroughly eradicatod by this
unriyaied medicine. In fact. MA0dIEL's Bill
lOus, DYsPEPTic and DIARRHEA Pills cure
where all others fail. While for Burns. Scalds.
Chilblains, Cuts. and all abrasions of the skin.
Maggiel's Salve is infallible. Sold by ]. Mag
del, i3 Fulton street. New York. and all Drug
gists. at IS cents per box. 4-l49
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-30

WY ANTED.-A SITUATION AS HOUSE
w keeper In Boarding House or respect
able Private Family, by lady who ia well re-
commended. Inquire at the Office OF Jefiress,
Blackwell 1 Co.. 800 Main street up stairs. ll9
MAN IED-IMMEDIATELY, AN EDU-
w Gated French gentleman, 20 teach French
in the Memphis Ladies' Institute. 2l2 Desoto
street. Also n Latin teacher. Us
SITUAtION WANTED YOUNG MAN
- who has an extensive acquaintance in De
soto county, Miss, wishes a situation in dry
goods or commission house. has some knowledge
Of the dry goods business and of book keeping,
and can give the hest of country and some city
reference as to-character, business qualidca-
SenstoSiS, Miss. ~ w Isl
M ANTED. TO RENT OR PURCHASE.
w good plantation, with from 100 TO 200
acres cleared land. good improvements, within
fifty miles of Memphis. Apply Immediately TO
ANDERSON A WATSON,
1876 AZ Jefferson street.
NyANTED-SIOO TO $3.50 PER MONTH
w Agents everywhere. male and female, to
sell the genuine Improved Common Sense Sew
ing Machine. Price only SIS. This machine
will stitch, hem, fell. tuck, bind, quilt braid
and embroider. The cloth cannot be pulled
apart, even after every second stitch is cut:
Every machine warranted for three years. Send
for circulars. BLISS * McEATHR0N,
I52 Manuf'rs' South N Agents. Louisville. Ky
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-30

New MEMPHIS THEATRE There was
a full and fashionable audience at the
New Memphis Theatre last evening, in
Guiding large number of our German
citizens who turned out to see and hear
Miss Eloise Vestvali Lund. The last three
acts of Bel Demonio were performed
with the same eclat that distinguished
its previous production, and at its con-
clusion Vestval and Mr.. Wheelock were
called before the curtain by the de-
lighted audience. This was followed by
the third act of the German drama,
Deborah, which was the gem of the
evening. Yestvali appeared as Joseph,
while Miss Eloise Vestvali Lund, who
has brilliant European reputation, was
Deborah" BotL artists spoke Ger
man, and though many did not under
stand the language, the fine acting
every look and every gesture-spoke in
a way that impressed the mind of the
beholders and carried the conviction
that the artists are eminently worthy Of
the position they hold in the first rank
of the theatrical profession. Miss Lund
is undoubtedly a great actress, her splen-
did delineation of 4" Deborah was re-
ceived with we'll merited applause, and
she was honored with a call before the
curtain. We hope she will appear again
during the week so that our citizens who
we're absent last night may have an OPP
portunity of witnessing and judging of
her his;rionic abilities. Tonight the
great drama entitled Temptation, will
be produced, with Vestvali as Philip
Reaufortn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-30

Gold declined TO 1872 buying. and is dull.
City Scrip active at:7OG73. County warrants
selling at 90 to 9j. Southern money is dull and
rates are barely maintained. Brokers pay the
following rates for State banks: Bank of Chat
tanooga, q; Bank of Memphis, par; Bank Of
Middle Tennessee. 90; Bank Of Tennessee Told
issue, So; Bank of West Tennessee. so; City
Bank Of Nashville. 90; Commercial Bank. par
Merchants Bank. rs; 0coe Bank. Is; Plan
ters' Bank. n; Southern Bank. %; Bank of
Shelbyville. 7G; Traders Bank. Is; Union
Bank, ~.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-30

THEJAm QUEsTIoM-The special com
mitiee appointed to investigate the pro
gress Of the work on the County Jail
made their report to the County Court
yesterday, which states that they were
unable 70 discover any fraud or corrup-
ton. The brick work Of the structure is
nearly completed, and considerable
part Of the iron and stone work is also
done. Very soon the superb iron roof
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STOLEN.

cox REwARD.-sToLEN FROM MY
DZO stable on the night Of the 22d Of jan
unry, one small back Mare Mule. about A1S
hands high; eight or nine years old large
IS" ON left shoulder. and rather lazy also,
birdie, with round reins and curb bits. and an
old Mcclellan saddle, covering nearly of. and
left stirrup leather fastened In the left skirt.
which Is considerably torn.
Q. p. STRICKLAND,
I97u COllierville. Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-30

replenish their stocks should call on
Ivinson a Gilbert, 2si Main street, who
are prepared to offer superior induce
menis to them. The term Of their CO.
partnership having expired, they are
selling low to clear out their stock and
change business. Il will be adyanla-
geous for dealers to call there and in.
spect stock and prices therefore, they
should do so.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-30
FOR LEASE.

EoR LEASE. GOOD DWELLING, OR;
IT, chard and Market Garden, ~ high state OF
cultivation. with thirty acres Of land, near me
Brick Church In Chelsea. This property MI
b. leased for ten years al reasonab % rates. Tho
dwelling, orchard and garden can be separated,
and The remainder. already divided into suit
able lots, sub-let AZ handsome profit. for
Particular. inquire at the Office u Mhoon A
H. M n Mnnroe sireef. l31