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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-26
ASSETS. JULY l. lsss.s
s...ssss. ssss...ssss.tsssss.s ss.s.s.ssssss.ssssss
Loss by Portland Fire. July

V,HE total amount covered by the Rtna Poli-
L cies on property destroyed or damaged Is
$685. on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from 500, 900, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum Is i've per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. a figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last yenr.
or proportion equal 10 5000 loss for COM
pany of 500. .00o assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value OF
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly IL
lustrated by this fire. Several weak insurance
companies arc destroyed. Portland has
population Of 81. 5.000--was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick cr stone structures-protccted
and screened with UPWARD of 1900 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam fire departmcnt-yet it has $l0,-
200 of property consumed in few hours
upon holiday when its people are least oosu
pied-from the very insignifean cause of
contemplate frecracker.
Remember the triAing origin of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings of
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent a call if you need. proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate of premium for
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your insurance with shrewd Judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
to by H. A. LITTLETON & CO., Ag'ts.
IS No. 27S Front street. up stairs.
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By + +. " ". CAEbwEf.Is.n g iEbRff. snStis. s.. Z.
VRgSSI sALE.-BY YIBtYh9F,A DEED

THRUST SALE.-BH VIRTUE Of A DEED
i of Trust to me, executed the 4th day Of Au
gust, 1866 by William Foster. (which Deed is Of
record in the Registers Office of Shelby county,
Tenn. in book No. 81, part d. pages 333, 33i
and S35,) to secure the payment, at maturity. of
a certain promi,ory note therein specified and,
whereas. said note is due and unpaid, /. T. D.
Mallory, as Trustee. AZ the request Of the holder
OF said note and by virtue of the authority in
nae vested, will, on Monday, the 4th day OF
March, 1857; between the hours of 10 and II
o'clock am. of that day, at No. 10 Madison
street, in front of the Gayoso Savings Institu-
ton, in the city of Memphis, sell TO the high
est bidder, for cash. the following described
real estate. to-wit: Being fifty feet off of the
northern end of q lot conveyed by Robertson
Topp to Caroline II. Toone, by deed of record
in Shelby county. in book s, pages 296 and 23T,
to which reference may be had, beginning at
stake on the west side Of Desoto street, run
Ling thence north with the west side Of DesotO
street fifty feet to Il stake, thence at figh.
angles to Desoto street, thence westwardly one
hundred and twenty-five feet to stake. thence
south and parallel with Desoto street fifty feet
TO q stake, thence eastwardly one hundred and
twenty-five feet to the beginning. The equity
Of redemption is waived by said deed, and the
title believed to be good, but convey only as
Trustee.
l4 T. d. MALLORY, Trustae.
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THE SELMA TIMES,
THE WEEKLY TIMES

Is one Of tho LARGEST AND BEST papers
published in the State.
Terms Of subscription for Weekly reT annum.
s. co.
Payments TO be made invariably in advance.
Address all orders 10
WILLIAMS, CHAMBLISS & CO.,
n..r...nln-. IT, -.
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Australian Crystal Spectacles,

The best artiecial aid TO the human vision ever
invented, which can be obtained at his office.
His Glasses last a number of ycare without
whn have suffered from defective vision for any
number of years. These Spectacles are scen-
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sight with unerring accuracy, whether arising
from age, disease, strain, overwork or prema-
ture decay, by DR.. NJ. Berndardt on new and
exact principal, entirely his own, which has
seldom failed to be correct.
His certificates are indorsed by the Medical
Faculty and Clergy of Memphis, Tenn, and Of
troduced into our community by the following
distinguished gentlemen;
A. K. Taylor, NJ. D.
John R. Frayser, NJ. D.
E. Miles Willett, NJ. D., l0i Adams street.
John Pitman, NJ. D,
H. r. Hopson, NJ. d.
George R. Grant, M. D.
Rev. Mr.. ]. o. Stedman.
Rev. Mr.. George White, Calvary Church.
C. A. Davis, Pastor Cum. Pres. Church.
Rev. Mr.. T. D. Witherspoon.
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Testimonials may be seen at the once of DR..
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Office Hours From 8 am. to pm.
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A Man Sends 100 Miles to Borrow q
Chow Of Tobacco from a Companion In


the Same Room.
| From the Buffalo Commercial.
Some two years ago two operators
worked in an uptown office in this city,
and both chewed tobacco
One of them, whom we will call A,
worked east on what was then known
as the New York, Albany and Buffalo
lines; the other, who we will distin'
guish as B, worked west, as far as Cleve'
land, Ohio. on the Western Union Com.
pany's lines.
These two, who we're chums, were in
the habit Of constantly using each other s
tobacco.
The desk of these operators were re-
moved from each other about thirty feet,
standing at opposite corners of the
room. Now,
"0nce upon a summer morning."
Mr.. AS box being empty, he was, as
usual, upon the point of going over to
get "cud" from BIS supply, when, feel.
ing languid and lazy-it being outra-
geously hot-a happy thought struck
him; and for the sake of saving twenty
steps, he acted upon its suggestion. Say
ing nothing to nobody" he quietly
signaled-or, as the telegraphic phrase
is, called up-Ceveland, Ohio, and sent
the following message:
BUFFALO OFFICE western Side.
ITO B., Buffalo Eastern Side).
Send me over a chew of tobacco, quick.
"0Dh. 6pr."
At the time telling the Clevelend ope-
rator the joke, and requesting him to
shove it through and oblige"
Now, by continuous telegraphic cir
Gait, it is possible to reach the east by
going west, and this is the route the mes.
sage took. From Buffalo to Cleveland,
Ohio; from Cleveland to Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania from Pittsburg to Phila-
delphia, from Philadelphia to New York
City, and from New York City (via the
New York, Albany and Buffalo lines)
back to Buffalo, where it was received
by the identical B., who worked that
wire himself And within few mo-
ments of the time that A. started his
message west, B came over to him
from the other side of the room, with the
message in one hand and his tobacco
box in the other, the dispatch having
travelled considerably over 400 miles,
and having been alse sent and received
ten different times. Each operator send
ing the message explained the joke to
the receiver, and thus rushed it
through" in this marvelously fast time.
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ATTENTION ATTENTION !!
DIR. a. B Il 4 II Y,

1857 Main street. OPP. Webster Bioca,
MEMPHIS. Ten n 1.oo - -,
VrrHOLEsALE AND HETAIL DEALERS.
W H. rrncr and staple DRY goods. Ladies
and Missos' shoes. Men.s and hoaig Cloth5
ne rer'e aud Youths Boots and Shoes, aHd
sli..- l..l,ls Gle We call particular 49,
fer,ior t0 ne flct tlai always HAVING puzer
In he Eastern marx ets. - are ena "a " slef
va fresh goods ever week Neitcl - sileelt
r. IN b orr friends and cuitollefs ~ loH ~
~ tru.e iu fiir city. Cal al1 ekanlne enf
.,'l.f ~ '.-ir-s. y. KAHN 4 20
IA lql Nair e., orp. Mflstr liQcf,
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CHERRIES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- vendeteoni exponas TO me issued. from the
Circuit Court Of Shelby county. In favor Of Wm.
Griffin and against A. ii. Douglas, will, at
the Courthouse in Raleigh, on the 2ld day of
March. 1867, bstwoen IL and o'clock pm, sell
10 the highest bidder, the following tract Of
land, towit; Lying In the Sd and 9TH civil dis
trieis, In Shelby county, Tennessee, in range s,
section 4. and nth Surveyors district, contain
Beginning az stake; thence south 65o west, 81
links 10 black gum marked l.. NJ; thence west
3. north, with Jas. l.. Stuart's line 81 chains
10 links TO q stake, 25 links east of black oak
marked M. B., on tbe heirs of Thos, Stuarts
line thence south 5lS0 west with said line 10
chains 33S links TO stake, 9 links west of
hickory marked T. s.; thence west 3 north
with said heirs line. crossing Big creek Is
chains 10 a stake so links south Of hornbean
james Robinson 1000 acre grant, No, II thence
south s. west with said line Is chains 10 a
stake, (the heirs Of Joel McLemore, northwest
corner; thence east 3 south with their line l0i
chains so links TO slippery elm, marked NJ.
s., on the south bank OF n branch Uhe heirs of
l.. ii. Coe, southwest corner thence north 5llo
east with their line 40 chains ts a stake 10 links
east Of a red oak, marked N. S. said heirs,
northwest corner; thence east with their line
u hickory marked NJ. s on the east bounda-
ry line Of said 1000 acre grant No. II thence
north 51a' east, with said line 33 chains 50links
TO the beginning, being the same land sold BY
plaintiff to defendant, and levied on as the
property OF A. III. Douglass 10 satisfy n judg.
ment in the Circuit Court, rendered October 2,
1855, in favor Of VIM. Griffin and against said
Douglass, for Sl524 II and costs. Terms cash.
7. M. WINTERS Sheriff.
II nlUETl =
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CAnE,,NG DkAplX WEuoSs. .-Gvy
Slrklcs recent order ri~hi'i,s the barnar
ons practice Of carrying deadly weapons.
We desire to sec this wholesome rcyul.
ton strictly enforced.
W \ Now Republican d,;,v n,,,r
tas Just been started in Now Orleans
II rings clear for freedom and equal
rights. One should be immcdiatclv
started IN Charleston.
v'"Cnion Leagues" are being cstab-
hshrd through the State with great
success Many whites are becoming
members. Union is strength.
LIE SrArIoSs on TIE Nonrur,srrux
kAiL RoAp, known rs Strawberry aud
Ga'llard'S, will be discontinued after tho
lst proXimo. and a new one midway be.
tween them established.
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TIE NEW YORK SEMI-WEEkI.,.
TRIBUNE

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! Possessed. OF heart of ,,,o .u,;,.;.
.,,,, tllccl ciear and vigorous, willis, hi
F! i'"S in"Hfty VI character cn,lcarcu hin
" Us all Low we miss that voice whicl
'eJo'ceu or sympathscd with us, as ON, n,li,i
e'l horizon frightened or darkcn,.d II,
WAS summoned away at the dawn nr ~,
oVllcr era 10 his native State, for which h..
earnestly awaited and prayed. but ;,l
"hicu II thus, and TO Ills decree we h,mhl,.
bow.
hat comfort can we offer that S,ri,l,
household, who awaited his rctn,, ,,.,
:" s1ce' l'iih with every demonstration
Which affection could surycs,y
hrlr blood an even tenor kent
ohlii the fatal message came
1ou ) fingers touched him and l,a .,,.,, ),
me VOICE Of friendship was hushcd in IN.
presence OF their sacred grief human sv,,.
P"'"s WIS lhcohncnsurablc with ,hcuuo,n
VI ''l'' pHttr hour; but plying angels ben,
rom above. unseen by eyes of ur,h ,,,l
""'SPereu VI the sustaining grace OF Him
the lowly Nazarene, who came 10 ..,,,,,
comfort them that wept. And then th.,
mourncd him not rs dead.
Nor blame We death bccaus, ~, bars
lie use OF virtue out of earth
" snow 'ransplantcd human worth,
WEI bloom to profit othcrwhcrc."
"ith This we laid him in hi, native, o,,,l,
20 rrs'' there Gods sunshine rests upon him
ana the angel Of the resurrection will Gn1
''''' SIDNEY.
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Or. smiths Dictionary ufthc Bible. pub.
lishcd in lS6D-' 'G3 and containing. in il three
large octave volumes, lic:IrlN $500 pancS is
4 work oi acknow lrdGrd cNccllcncc: bu il ;
size. cost. and scholarly character, must pre-
rrnt any extensive circulation ot il among
The great mass ol tliu>,. WHO desire and need
4 Dictionary of the Bible. The 'Conprc-
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ton. on the part al The Editor ana Publish
crS. Of the need Ot such Il modified ahrdy-
ncnt oi The original work rs should make
the results Of modern scholarship generally
accessible.
Tile Editor, Rev Samuel W. iIarnum M
-, is we'll known among The graduates OF
! ale ollcTc Us All accurate aud thorough
scholar Ills experience in lSij-,t7. rs tie
principal assistant OF the late Prot. Guudrich
IN The revision ut Wcbstcr> Dictionary (u.-
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him familiar with The details oflc Nirograpliy /;
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2y(a4riages

AZ Sprins Street M. +. Chur,n. on the 23d
Inst. by Hcy. = webster. Mr. John .A.l.ind
and Miss Sarah Dawkps :i]l ortharlcston.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. a. Webster, Mr..
william s. Ferry and Miss Rachel Johnson !;
nl Of Charleston.
At Baker Institute. April 18Th by Rev. T..
". Lewis, Mr. Isaac Haywood and Miss 'rc-
III Nelson.
On Johns Island April ltlh 10y Rev. 7. v.
Lewis. YIN. Taylor 10 Bella simmons; c.
Edwards to Susan Whalcy; a. Hunter to
Anna Brown \. Smith 10 Rcb"cca Williams
and Charles Fnyall to Nancy Campbell
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Nor A,,,A,rn,A1 yokK.--,rhc nx .rohnl.

NOT A,TA,TrAL JoKE.-rhc cx-rcbcls
oIIcnncssrc, rs \ practical Joke, propose
to elect colorrd man Governor u ,hc
State The only thing that stands in
thcir way is, that 10 decent colored man
will consent to run on their ticket, and if
tEcy should find one SO dcbascu MS TO ac-
ccpt nomination from them no decent
colorcd man would vote for him. SO ii
will be q hard matter for the rchs 10 car
ry out their Joke. NortoM Repu1.
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U)bituarN.

DIED. amer short illness, in the City Of
Ne" \ ork. on November 23d, 1866, George
Mckinlay 1t was hard for us to believe
that he whom We daily expected among
rs, would indeed return, but alas, chilled in
The cmhrar" Of death.
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AhH'fcs property against Loss or Damaoe
ny firr ut usual rates and The assured mar
''c'Patt III The net profits without incurrn
any liability.
Policies issue anl IoSsc> paid the ot,,ce
OF the Company. or III its various A.rncta,
III the principal cities in Tie United St,to.
JAMES w. OTIS, President.
Il. w. BLEECKER, socrotary.
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!. '~.5yg CREAM 8

II Nnt undersigned respectfully inform Q
"a ns inrmrr customers and the public
generally. that he has rc-oprnrd. for
the season. his Saloon. No. 81 tnlhnun CO.,
opposite Elizabeth, where he will be hannv
to serve them. Having attentive attendants
ms efforts will be to please. The quality of
MS Cream is too well known for comment.
Families Supplied rs usual in quantities to
suit at Ill hours.
Pie Mics. Maroons, etc. sunnl;r,, ~ shor,
est notice.
III all cases, CREAM, QUALITY and QUAINT.
Tf warranted.
No charge if the Cream don't proye as re-.
commended.
HENRY LRCOMB.EA
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS:
VI. /. HEWITT. President,
". ). GRlFFilli. E'ms, c-Prsi.lcnt
y. ,. BARNES. Second Nicc-Prcsldcnt
fcr.'I W. AI.NOltD. Corresponding Srcty.
~ LANSING LAMBERT, Recording Src:y.
Naml. l.. HARRIS. Gen. Financial Inspector.
Principal onicc 81 CEDAR R-S'rI,E.t.r( Amer
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FAll> IN AID OF
ST, MARKS p. e. CHURCH.
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fllE LADIES OF ST. M.ARk'S "SEWINC
.lH'tE most respectfully Announce to I'll,
'auicS ana gentlemen OF Charleston that tl,ri,
FAlR, for he beniiit OF St Marks will Il,
opened on Easter Monday, April 22d, 1867
Z. O'Clock 4. NJ, ut F." iloron's Buildings. :
Mec'ihE street. between lln>cl and pinckncy
streets aud continue for eight successive
nights.
me phhlic are invited to call and .iyr Us
'hcir patronage in this noble work.
-Nd'lliS>l"n - cents. Children 10 cents.
SEASON TICKETS ONE DOLI..IE.
Ticket To br had at the door. on,, frnN
l'At EpOfNSt.i'T. n
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Sprjng Tcrm ~ E1ccca Weeks comnaenc-
i"g lJcdncSdoy, .Marrh u 1867
ran E3rrcn = oct. 9.
winter" IHvrS5,,y.
J0n. 2. 1868.
Members OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, designing to devote themselves to
the Ministry, may be admitted rs members
OF the Institute, by recommendation OF a
Quarterly Conference or the Presiding FL
der.
Tuition Free. Aid granted to those Who
are needy and worthy.
Candidates for The Ministry in other Chris
tian Churches received on liberal terms.
The Trustees are determined to give 10 this
school all the elements and efficiency Of Il
trst-rlaSs Theological institute.