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GOLDEN THOUGHTS FROM GOLDEN FoUN
TAINS

In post 4to Cloth extra, gilt. Sl2; morocco, gilt
or antique SIS
This is one or the most exquisite and UNIQUE
r0fnnss n. TIRE produced in England II
enbodies choice selection of sacred songs The
entire work is printed On beautiful sepia tint by
the BROTHERS DALZIEL. IL 10 orname Ated with
initial letters and gold borders, with SO headings
and other large illustrations by the most eminest
artists, and is produced throughout in style Of
chastened elegance.
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA, ls67.-Jay Cooke &c
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent securities: ~ f
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Mr.. RUPERT takes great pleasure In inform
Ing his many friends, and the public eeneraiiv
that he has returned from Europe after an abs ence
Oh months during which time he has devoted him
stock Of FANCY and WORSTED GOODS CRyS
iAL and ALABASTER ORNAMENTS TOYS
tion OF the country. These Goods have been select
ed Ia Paris, Vienna. Bohemian. Sw itZerland and
other places on the Continent of Europe. and are
dispose Of AT as low prices as they can be had in
New fork CT other cities, in consequence of having
purchased direct from the Manufacturer among
which we enumerate in part
Embroidered Chair and Sofa Covers
Embr,d Sh ppers on Velvet Cloth and Cavas
Knitted Ladies' and lnfan, Hoods,
Bohemian Vases and Ornaments. ''' ''~'''
Musical Boxes from 81 10 SIS, piece,
opera Giassss, In Pearl and Ivory.
PORTMONAIEs, 'n 'e''""e'' Oh all KINDS
WHITING DESKS,
DRESSING CASES,
WORK y B9 OK eSn woDr,
Dolls Mxs " G GE RESsGpRsIPTI0S, 60.
kof Pko sfkdNG s 3sB sE HSRSEs'
WAGONS and WHEELBARROwS.
liz order to give my customers increased facilities
in their xami alton Of my large stock of goods.
have converted and fitted up, with al the modern
cohvenences and At seve raj thousand dollars ex-
store-room The new room is entered BY way of
an open stairway leading from the store room in
the second story.
Ladies' contem plating holding fairs would do well
70 examine my stock before purchasing else
Those who wish to avoid the large crowd usually
nuendent At the near approach OF the Holidays.
should make their selections early, as to avoid
Tue rush. de 9-tJanl
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photographs from the finest Engravings of his
most popular Paintings. With "A Biographical
Memoir. In one very handsome quarto volume
extra cloth, richly gilt, So. 80.
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NEW AND ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATEI
WORKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS Is67-s.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


III 0LIDAY PRESENTS =
AMERICAN, GENEvA AND ENGLISH WAT.
CHEs
LEoETINE, CHArRLANE, NECK aud VEST
CHAINS. .ass
FINE SETS OF, BREAsrPINs AND EAR.
FINGER RIKGs. BRACELETS, CUFF BUT.
TONS, STUDS, &c.
FANCY AND PLAIN SOLID SILVER WARE
SILVER PLATED WARE AND TABLE CUT.
LERf &C., &c, "a, r-z.-lsr. --.~-
! SAMUEL LEWIS,
25O Penusy L ania avenue,
de 3-tJ1 Between 18th and 18th sts.
hHDw. b. GOYLE, w. LENoX TOWERS
Late with Philip 4 solomonl
COYLE 4 TOWERS.
BOOKSELLERS, sTATIoNERs, ENgRAvEBs
AND PRINTERS.
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Have Just opened large assortment of
FANCY GOODS
For the Holiday trade. and beg the favor of an
inspection OF the same from their friends and the
Latest styles in
WEDDING STATIONERY.
MON0GRAMS designed, engraved and printed.
WEDDING, VISITING AND LAT HOME
Engraved and Printed in the latest styles,
A full and complete assortment of
COUNTING HOUSE AND BANKERS STA.
Always on hand. deru
NEW B00Ks
ss Rssr sSdh sE5s.,
'i' seventh observation-disclosures Building.l
ON BOTH e, SIDES OF TIE SEA- By the Author
aos E1nRr Day n Inr 9 qnA nhP By g. +
R RGhif #S %9RM RLYMourH PULPIT.
bibLE hoUkS; OR, LEAyEs FROM THE Nora
LIFE is AS d f SSsbSs OF DgeH
CHARLES DIokE ENsny NEW CHRISTMAS
NO THOROUGHFARE;
's Price only Ten Cents
Send at once fer COPY to t...a
sHILGINGfONS BOOK STORE.
The Widows Son, a new book. by Mrs South
worth. Price: Paper. u so; cloth. Sl55.
naeeis Proc ress by the author of Aunt Mar
eaWSsts Trouble Price 50 cts
the Authors latest Corrections, Notes. and fntra.
dFTGGtiCns; published by Adsin & Charles Black
Ealnburgh. Price only rs cts. -....- d." -.
Atlantic Almanac, beautifully Illustrated; 50
Hagerstown Almsnac. Farmers Almanac. Ger.
Almanacs Family Receipt Almanac; price only @
Old Eranklin Almanac; price 20 cents. .-
cheap Tor 1861 In every KILN iSI AS very
de l2.st cor. y street ard Pcnpa, ave.
CHRIsTMAs PRESENTS. s
We are opening daily as Fine and As Beautiful a
stock OF FI.. .l e| t.FTs .a-
GOODS SUITABLE FUR THE HOLIDAYS.
our own selection, made in New York and PhilS
deiphia la week, and embrace all the latest Nov
e elites &c the Book and Stationery line. Among
MUSICAL sEGAR STANDS,
JEwELRY BOXES,
at FINE DRESSING CASKS
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WRITING
DESKS,
OLIVE WOOD BOXES.
WORK BOXES, ....-.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MUSICAL ALBUMS
FINE MOROCCO TRAVELLING sATCHELs,
PoRTMONAIEs, &e., &C. -
We respectfully invite our Patrons and the Pub
lie to call and example eur stock.
FRENCH RICHARDSON, ..
THE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE.
dell tUnion.l 334 Pennsylvania avenue
/ xoaE aIrr rop nun un,,n.yc,
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DOCKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN, .u.
BOOKSELLERS AND IMPORTERS,
Corner Pennsy lvanis avenue and 18th street.
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elegantly boua in cloth and gold, SIG.
THE HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF POETRY,
Collected and Edited by
CHARLES A. DANA
Ne,c Edition EpIn1gsd, ,rift Additions from Re
rent Authors, ILLUSTRATED frith Steel EngTqriaxs
by CELEBRATED Artists.
/ VOL, imp. svo. Morocco Extra, or Antique, so.
THE WORKS OF LORD MACAULAY.
Complete, .r.
EDITED By HIS SISTER, LADY TREVEL.
YAM.
BenrifnlLy Printed in Large Clear Type. on Thiek
10"'a rape" on seet,bs r. II. H o1. s"sTarsd
vols, large svo. Cloth, $40; half calf extra,
-. $50; full calf extra, S5i.
In addition to our large and magnificent collec.
tion of BOOKS, we have this year added to our
assor tment of
FANCY ARTICLES, a.s.-
SUCH AS
DRESSING CASES, ..-
WORK BOXES. ssfa
GLOVE BOXES,
e.6 OPERA GLASSES. and S
LEATHER GOODS.
BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN,
G. BOOKSELLERS AID IMPORTERS.
dell-I2t Corner Penn. avenue and nth street
~ o C E.
N. W. GAIT 4 BROTHER, go
Having completed opening their new Goods for
II D L d AY g. Rt
Adslse those OF their customers In search Of new
D n q
menf 10 unb roken. = y
4s k.W.GALT 4 BRO, jewelers.,
den-st sac iPennsylvanis avenue.
BrpD ronn taco q EogFssEETHap
L.terI ceiebratsd prepared feed for Moektna
HishtinsAies. and eli soft bill bifds.
n. w. DUHONBLL, ga9s
oruer 18th end streets,
% u under kbbitt House
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CHAMPAGNE WINES r
of our own imp ortation; aud we call the special
citation Vinicola de la Champagne, u. Janney &
Co, managers, and Ruinart, Pere Fills, of Reims
Also. various other brands.
Widow Clicouot, Moot & Chandon, G. IL. and
jules Mumm, &c. -...
THE POPULAR BRAND OF LITTLE BELT
CIGARS,
In all the favorite styles Conc has, Regular, Lon
dres, &c, &c, OF which we are the proprietors.
HAVANA CIGARS.
Of well. known brands.
Also, a full stock Of ENGLISH PICKLES and
SAUCES, CONDIMENTS, OONsERvES, and
Injuries for the table.
AMERICAN and FRENCH PRESERVES,
JELLIES In variety, CANTON PRESERVED
GINGER, CHOW CHOW, and DRY GINGER.
BRONsONS ENGLISH DAIRY, STILTON,
CHEDDER, and PINE APPLE CHEESE.
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS. OLIVE OIL.
&c.
SCOTCH AND IRISH wHISKEY. JAMAICA
AND ST. CROIX BUM OF SgPERIOR
QUALITY.
SCOTCH AND ENGLISh ALE, ENGLISH AND
IRISH PORTER. &C., &C., &c.
THOMAS RUSSELL & CO.,
(Sign Golden Eagle
{ deli-diitdeS between 18th and 18th streets
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

The most acce pit able aud useful present ron can
q. ~. DAVIS SiSS 3. Agents i ss.:.
ATE rmroR1aA STuISoss OF FINE FANCY
K. DELARU ELS,
COS Penn's avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
Complete assortment Of Jouvin's Gloyes, Beaver,
Cloth and other Gloves and Gauntiets, French Cor
st and sn Pes G4$ss and B,h
dssok innings. Eeckties. Evening Fans, all
suitable Tor holiday presents. 'deast'
No. FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
A complete assortment
i1d ,ss
kE EA LACEs efevery description. r..
Carved Bone and Pearl FANS. 81 fs-
Ed, Cloth and Buck GLOVES and GAUNT.
sAsH .sS SI6R RhSsoss
d And great variety Of other Goods suitable for
a. .. DAVIS a GATHERS.
NHoICE NEW JUVENILES
BALLANTYNEs NEW BOOK STORE,
SIG SEVENTH STREET. .
1NTELLIGENCER BUILDING.
PICTURES OF LIFE with Pen and Pencil.
sfEiY eRImIFks gTTsEsHAfss ADVENTURES
cOPSLEnxs ANNALS PRESERVED IN PROV
fHE 5E%EEf FGS 81 FA4h Hs AE5ffs txpr
fhE dGSfoRbh HS g tsiaSh';9a
I.U RS! FURsH FURsn!
APPROPRIATE f HEMENFs FOR HOLIDAY
JUST OPENED. FRESH ASSORTMENT,
LADIES FURS
Mink Sable, Hudson Bay Sable,
Water n sSelrFel k ksrak a5m ss
- TOGETHER WIN
chill DREN'S FURS.
In great variety. g.s... .....as .l. .....
BEAVER GAUNTLETs AND MUFFLERs,
LADIES FUR TRIMMED HOODS.
b. II. ST1NEMETZ,
NATTER AND FURRIER,
ga PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
del49t Second door from 18th street. -,
CoRNER NINTH AND STREETS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
sSsh 'H ma, BE
Paper Mache: Rosewood, and Mahogany WRIT
ING DESKS. WORK BONES, DRESSiNG
OASES, LADIES' COMPANIONS. CARD
CASES PORTE OLIO6- TRAVELLING SATCH-
ELS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, and
FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
full line OF the Poets. Standard Works. &c
Large Collection of JUVENILES and GAMES
An elegant assortme ut of b. .....
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
BIBLES, PEARL ROSARIES, STATUARY, and
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES
Diaries and PHYSICIANS Visiting Lists for 1858.
For sale cheap, by
q. II. LIEBERMAN,
Bookseller and atstOner
GeIf,Io,Io,zO,Z3.Abt aOS 9Th St, corner n.
DOCKS FOR THE UOIIDayS,
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THE STORY WITHOUT AN END.

Messrs. BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN call the a
IGNITION OF the Public to the following new and fiji
Books:
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THE ANCESTRAL HOMES OF BRITAIN.

Containing Examples Of the uoblest Castles, Tall
and Mansions in England. In large quarto.
elegantly bound in cloth and gold, SIG.
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Look OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS

CHR. RUPERT,
kRlSS kRlNGLE HEADQ UARTERS,
No. 522 SEVENTH STREET, between d and y
Importer of all kinds of
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS,
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
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TEAsT CAPITnL BUILDING Ass0CIA-

The Stock viii IL Issued and the First PAYMENTS
made q WEDNESDAY NIGHT. DecamfeT ~
l@5 al fooley Hail, Capitol Hin, corner 81 street
sa-t and Pernsy lvanis avenue
Monthly Payments, 81 Ter share Fifty Gents
H'dtficnal Der share when Money 10 advanced
The Association viil purchase home for stock
holder. ard give him the deed when 81 per cent of
the me "a Is paid and a deed OF trust given.
StOckhclder desires.
Copies 81 the Constitution at DooIey'. Drug
Store corner Of Cd street east and Penn. avenue
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FINE BORDEAUX WINES, ~ .a
FROM the House Of Brsndenbure Freres:
Chateau Laitte, 1851. Chateau Msrganx, 1851.
L" Larose, 1857 60 I,eoyjIle, 1857
Mouton, 1857, +" Sauternes, 1851.
From the House of Finke 4 Co.:
Chsteau Larose, 1883, Margaux Medoc, 1888
Cantenac Msdoc: 1855. ST. Julien 1858
Direct Importation.
PoMPIGNAC, ST. JULIEN, ST. ESTEPHE, &c.
RHINE WINES,
From the House Of Dilthsy ,Saht & Co.:
Niersteiner. vintage 1852.
Liebfraumilch, vintage, 1852. -.l.
Marcobrunner, 1852. o.,
Hochheimer, 1852
STEINBERGER CABINET, &C.:
PRIVATE STOCK MADEIRAS, SHERRIES,
AND PORTS, a.s
From reliable Houses in Madeira, Cadiz and Oporto
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
MARlNI's FAsHIoSAsLE DAN0fNG Ao.

pRoF. KREIs'DAECING ACADEMY Penna
y ave. opposite Metropolitan Hotel Lsdiea.
Misses and d asters, Tuesday and SATURDAY. amer,
noon from to5 o'clock. Gentiemen. fueefay
sne rfcay evenings, from ole O'Clock. The haII
can be rented for Balls. soirees, &c. my MY Z
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I'll EAT BARG AIMS.
NJ. WILLIAM. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, has
put on his tables large lot of FLOWERS, m
choice % cents spray, worth from 81 ton =
a Trimmings at scents per yard worth 2NE8
90 cents.
A lot of goods SUITABLE FOB CHRISTMAS
PRESEN1s. III half price and les. de H-2x
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

GENTS WANTED EvERYwHERE.-MY PATEN'
"A Scarf and Tie Holder makes a scarf any stylc. ~
sewing with any small piece Of silk.
JAMES 4. MERRITT, 80 West 18th st.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

yUANTEp,-THE ADVERTISER WILL PAY s25 TO
Wv any person who will obtain for him gool Situation
railway Insurance Office. In any pee and re-
business; write fair hap6, knowl-
eae OF bookkeeping show references
as 10 character Address T. u ", station A, New York
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

no less glaring that selfish despot like
Rrownlow, aided by squad Of reckless
add unprincipled demagogues, can so
control matters in Tennessee that the
great mass Of the whites are disirauched
African arrayed against Anglo Saxon,
and the best interests OF the State jeopar.
dized-all to secure few offices and
bring about temporary ascendency for
party that is fast OUTLYING its useful
ness.
The above extracts comprise almost
the whole letter from which they are
thus taken for the convenience of COM
meut We are glad to find one intelli'
gent Radical, who would enfranchise
Kentucky negroes as well as those of
Tennessee aud the South, candid enough
to admit and suitably denounce the
tyranny under which now groans the
once proud and honored Tennessee. The
fruit of his own policy is apparent in the
despotism he denounces.
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WASHINGTON.

New YORK, December "a Tribune s
special says the Senate Finance Com.
mittee will consider the currency bill
during the coming week and report on il
as soon as possible. tits understood that
the members of the Comrnittee are anx-
ious to bring it forward at an early day,
not only on account of the large vote it
received in the House, but also on account
of the pressure broughtlto bear on them.
The treaty for the purchase of St.
Thomas aud st. Johns islands will prob
ably not be taken up for consideration in
the Senate until next week; meantime,
recommendations for the purchase from
representative councilmen are coming
in, and Senators indicate a purpose to
defer action in the Senate until
further indications of approval come
from influential quarters.
Information received here yesterday
from the Government of Spain discloses
anxiety about the purposes of the United
States Government, report having
reached the Spanish authorities to the
effect that it is the intention Ct the
administration to get possession of
Porto Rico, and four or FIVE other islands,
and even Cuba.
1t is understood that Mr. Stewards ex.
PLANTATION was such as to quiet the alarm
of the Spanish government.
The Appropriation Committee has not
yet taken any action upon the Russian
claim for the territory of Alaska; but
though there is q very great desire
to retrench as much as possible, it is
probable the appropriation will be voted
at an early day.
A considerable number of whiskey
distillers and dealers are here, and
convention will be held on Tuesday
to take consideration what measure
shall be recommended to Congress in
regard to the tax and the method of col.
)ectingit
Aspecial says Mr.. Boutwell,, though not
very much astonished at the fate which
has befalen the late bill of impeachment,
feels sanguine that before many months
elapse johnson will be impeached in
real earnest, and removed. He says it
is impossible that the President, inflated
with the notion that the people have at
last Endorsed his policy and forced their
representatives to overthrow his enc
mies-the impeachers-can avoid COM
hitting some outrage that will call down
upon him the stern retribution of Con-
gress. 1t is the belief of a prominent
Radical Senator that the case of ex-
Secretary Stanton will be left untouched |
by the Senate; that at least nothing will
be done looking toward his restoration to
his former position which he was request.
ed to vacate.
A special says General McClernand
has again been rendered the Mecca
mission by the President, but = ia under.
stood he will decline the appointment
FOEEIGN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

b1-The Boston Transcript says that
the publication of the names Of Harvard
students brought before the police court,
by the Cambridge aud Boston papers,
has had a most salutary effect The
offenders deem the publication of their
names greater punishment than the
fines imposed by the police justice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

nay In Australia, it is stated that the
number of live stock increase so rapidly
that companies are forming for the ex-
portation of preserved meats on large
scale. In the plains of Riverina alone
the annual increase of sheep is described
to be at least two millions in excess of
the local demand.
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A Modern BorRia.

Lena Miller, who paid the penalty oil
the crime of numbering her husband, on
the scaffold, few days since, 10 the
town of Clarified, Pennsylvania, thus
alluded to her repeated efforts to kill hin
IL first thought Of numbering my hus-
band in the summer Of 1865. / tried
first TO poison him with tea made with
laurel leaves and the filings Of brass
buckle. Then with the quicksilver Of
the back of a looking glass. Then
| gave him, in two doses, a bottle
Of laudanum, which l got from DR..
Potter for the cramp. Thea some indigo.
Then, one day going after the cows,
killed a small green grass snake. which
! boiled and gave to him in coffee. All
these things we're given in tea or coffee,
according as one or the other was used
at meals. None Of them had the least
effect upon him-did not even make him
sick. The time occupied in giving them
all was about three weeks" She finally
killed him with "rat poison"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

pA-T The new steam line between Sa-
vannah and Liverpool will soon be in
operation. The iron screw steamer Lee
want is now loading at Savannah for
Liverpool, and the line, it is said, will be
selfsustaining from the start.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

No. Spain, as Mr.. Seward once said OF
Austria, has a unique" government
1t loves to vary its despotism with jokes.
Although the country is on the point OF
rebellion, a recently issued royal decree
states that "the tranquility OF the
country is fully restored, and that the
state of siege is accordingly removed
from all the provinces.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Latest to Noon To-day.
NEW YORK.
Gold and Cotton Reports.

Special to the PUBLIC LEDGER.l
New YORK, December 3, - m.-Gold
opened at 1879, at 1920 am. was 1861,
at IL am. was 1868, and is now 1868.
Cotton-demand moderate and prices
weak. Exchange steady.
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psA. The New Bedford { Massachusetts'

No. The New Bedford { Massachusetts)
Mercury records this instance Of muniii-
cence: IAN appeal recently made to
a religious society not more than thou
sand miles of, in behalf Of benevolent
enterprise, was met with donation of
three dollars. OF this sum one dollar
was given by the sexton Of the church,
one by the bell.ringer, and the third rep
resented the millionaires in the pews."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

M In New Bedford, Massachusetts,
tits reported that = patent three-wheeled
dray or truck is attracting much atten-
ton. 1t is said to be a great improve
ment on the old !wo-wheeled truck in
speed and convenience Of turning and
hacking.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09
EIINEEAL NOTICE.

WELSH. The friends and acquaintances of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Welsh are respectfully ia
vited to attend the funeral of their yougest son.
WILLIE, from their residence, 2S2 Vance street.
az q o,cloek ID m
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PITTSRURG.

PITrsBURG, December 9.-The river
is rising with FIVE feet in the channel
Coal barg.s are departing.
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AUCTION SALES.
NO. eco Second street.

ooenipe Sale. MONDAY MORNING. tho eth
inst. nj 10 o'clock. and continue from day to
day until closed out. The stock consists Or
Mahogany Chamber sets, soei e,e,i ~ o ,sa
Rockers. Center rables-wood and marble top.
nnorter and fnll Marble Top Bureaus, BUREAUS
plain, Smoking Chairs, Barber Chair, 9S YAK
,an Mebogeny and Rosewood Arm Rockers,
Painted Chamber Sets, Carved Easy and ROCK JOCK
ing Chairs, Trundl0 Bedsteads, Assorted HaIu
Tables, Wash Stands-marble top ana Plaih,
Wardrobes, Cane Oval Rockers, sewing NOE
stools. Wood Seat Dining Chairs, Cane seat
Dining Chairs, Circle End Bedsteads, Marple
Top and Plain Side Boards, Extension Iap es
etc, etc. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

HDThe Bureau Of Columbus, Georgia,
has turned over to the authorities Of
Muscagee county, fifty paupers, for
whose support white men, many Of whom
are not allowed TO vote, are to be taxed.
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FOEEIGN.

LIVERPOOL, December S-Noon. Cot.
ton active. Sales of $4,000 bales. Up.
lands, I'd; Orleans. Sd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

r. tbe Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
Al r A. Tyler. admir- of Davis Biggs. deceased,
vs.. A, g, stratton, j. X. Waddy, ct al.
UT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
this cause that the defendant, j. ]. Biggs;
= nonresident of the State of Tennessee, and
X anpearing from Sheritis return in said cause
That defendant ii. b. Meacham is resident of
the State of Mississippi and nonresident of the
State Of Tennessee ; it is therefore ordered that
they make their appearance herein, at the
Courthouse in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on
~ before the first Monday in January. 1868,
ond nIead. answer or demur TO complainant
b;iI ~ the same will be taken for confessed as
20 tiem and set for hearing exparte, and that
Inv ri this order be published once week, for
foI,y snccessive weeks, in the Memphis PUBLIC
IoS1 AOGuSI0N ALSION,
bhDSSA' Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Dep. Clk and Master,
A copv-attest: T. b. MICOU, Solicitor for
COMPLAINANT. cav CIV nv:
A DMTNIsTRATOR's SETTLEMENT IN
~ County Court of Shelby county.--To the
Heirs and Creditors Of Jonathan Albright, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that l have
filed nv settlement Of the estate OF Jonathan
Albright. deceased. with the Clerk OF SAID
Court and that will apply for confirmation
OF said settlement at the January term, ISIS. OF
lid Court, to be held on the irst Monday Of
ss;d Month in the Ceurth. use n Ine 1,ik OF
M Wna,,h;s W. A, ALBRIGHT.
Anprnyed November 2eth. 1857 $40,
JeHN IoaGuE Clerk. WIN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

nS-lt has been prophesied that we are
to have thiriy-four heavy snow storms
this winter.