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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

New MEMPHIS THEATER.-The repre-
sentation of Metamora last night drew a
large audience. This evening the Glddi-
ator, which has been successfully pro-
duced with Mr.. Forrest as "Spartacus ="
for upward of thirty years. This is a
character in which he stands alone, and
the announcement Of the play will doubt
less attract to the theater one of the
largest audiences of the season.
The VARIETuEs.-The excellent per-
formances at this place of amusement
continue to attract hundreds nightly, and
the manager is reaping rich harvest.
Singing (both comic and sentimenta),
dancing, burlesques, etc, are the order
Of the evening
THE BARrLErr-0' BANNER MURDER
CAsE.-This case, which has occup ed
the attention Of the Circuit Court, excites
considerable interest in the northern
portion of the county, where the tragedy
occurred. Itseems that Edwart Bartlett,
a well-knowR Union man, incurred the
displeasure of James 0'Bsnner, said TO
be a deserter from the Confederate army
and a guerrilla, and who threatened his
life. One morning near Cuba, in 1861
Bartlett, who had fed from his house
and concealed himself in the woods in
order to avoid O'Banner, saw the latter
rapidly approaching him on horseback.
Bartlett raised his gun and fred, and
O'Banner fell dead. Bartlett was arrested
and the case has been working through
the courts for two or three years past
Messrs. CAN'T and Rogers we're for the
prosecution. and Chalmers and Hallum
for The defense. The argument closed
yesterday, and the case vent TO thejury
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07

MANUFACTURE OF HATS.-MilIer
d. Leidy, practical matters, Will re-
ceive orders for hats i'm cloth and felt,
stiff brims and soft hats, $50 Main
street. 136
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TEN MULES,

at u months credit. on good collateral or on
real estate uRencumbered. Call AZ No "a
Madison street, on j, q. DENT,
JS6 u. s. Cotton Welgser.
E0R SALE.-A NO. l LETTER PRESS,
II with q good stand, In good order. ,sedpPH
nj THIS OFFICE. 1871
NOR SALE-TnE VACANT LOT VN TIE
6OxIOO feet. Inquire OF +. VANHoRN' 9tlW
Main street. ~.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

LAUNDRY OFFICE, 40 jefferson street
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New Marriage Guide.-An Essay for Young
Men. on Physiological Errors, Abuses and Dis
eases incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address. DR.. j..
sKILLIN H0UGHT0N. Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. 13l-vI4
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cRockiRlEs.
Rfi&-
SpICER. ANDERSON & CO.
OUR BILL OF FARE.

OUR BILL OF FARES
Buck wheat Flour, Choice Goshen
Buttev, Choice syrup and
- Louisiana MoIasses,
shaker Pre-, ,erves, JeIIies, (aII kinds,)
Goddard's Dessicated Cocosnut,
Best Imperial Tea,
Hest Gunpowder Tea.
Hest Young Hyson Tea,
Hest English breakfast Tea,
Hest BLACK Tea,
Rest Rio Coffee.
Hest Laguyra Coffee.
Best Old Govt Java Coffee,
Rest Old Mocha Coffee,
Premium Chocolate,
Aswcet Chocolate,
Cracked Cocoa,
Cocoa shells,
Harrison's Flour.
stonewaIl Flour,
Belle Logan Flour,
Southern Star Flour,
Posters Flour.
IxL Flour,
Hominy, Grits, n. q. Rice,
Graham Flour, Rye Flour,
Rice Flour, Oat Meal, etc.;
Davis Star Hams,
Davis Break FAST Bacon,
Davis Dried Beef,
Davis Dried BeefTongues,
Davis Mess Pork tby retail,
Choice Navy Beans,
Pickles, by the Gallon, Keg, quarter,
half and whole barrel,
and I'm Glass;
Also, Preserves of every kind. Canned Fruits
and Vegetables, Sauces, Catsups, Raisins, Cur
rants, Citron. Candied Orange and Lemon
Peel, Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Nuts Of all
kinds. Brandy Fruits. Pure Ground spices-all
kinds. And general assortment of Fancy
and Staple Groceries.
SPICEB, ANDERSON 4 co.,
No. 3es Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07

II AND, IN i0AND 12MILEs NORTHEAST
any auantity from nj 50 10 800 acres. Of every
quality. led and forest. bill and bottom. rich
an 4 moor. high and low. every variety. Tor sale
al half what has been offered for IT,.
Also CYPRESS IIMbEh acees,ioe.
Also a fine TEXAS PLANTATION, on the
delta Of the Trinity. N. o. A Houston ". X.
runs through Il. WIN be exchanged for Mem
'1X,1l s s's good Stock Rancho, on the Lavaca
river. Texas, for city property.
Apply 10 Sam or Henry Remhert, Big Greek ;
or 10 Steele, l0s Front street. Memphis or 5.
s. Rembeft. Raleigh. "
135-7@ =. y. REMBERT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07

MORE LEGISLATION FOR MEMPHIS.
Hoping to be able to carry the March
election through the late registration
fraud, the Radicals have secured through
the Legislature the creation of more
offices in this county, by subdividing
others now in existence. One OF the
objects of this is to place more hungry
Radicals in Office The Common Law
and Criminal Court clerkship of Mem
phis, hitherto one office, has been d.
vided, leaving a Law Clerk to elect in
March. Mr. John Leagues Office,
County Court Clerk, has been divided
into three offices-State and County Tax
Collector on Privileges, Recorder of the
Board of County Commissioners, and
County Court Clerk, the latter to retain
the duties not pertaining to the two 9TH
ers. This will leave the State and
County Tax Collector on Privileges and
Recorder of the Board of County Com
missioners to be elected next month.
Five offices created from two is reducing
the splitting process to a science very
rapidly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07

Good quality black alpaca, age;
good quality, all wool. plain and fig
ured merinO, soc. j. H Loewenstine
d. Bros, Clay BuiIding. Open till
pm. =
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WHISKY LABELS on hand and for sale
at this office 7
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Cotton Market.

Cotton Market.
At the close Of yesterdays business holders
became firm. under favorable advices. ard the
market continued firm this forenoon, the ig-
ures ruling which were as follows:
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wheatIey a Avent. Collecting Agen-
cv. Office. 10 Bethel Block.

Go ABROAD TO HEAR THE NEws-The
follOwingSiem from a Northern paper
will be news in this quarter: " The build
ing Necupied as the Office Of the gas
company, in Memphis, and in the upper
stories By q number Of lawyers, wss
burned on Friday morning"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07

ATTEND the great auction sale at Reid
& Bros, l5l Jefferson street, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ings, at Z o'clock, and to continue until
their entire stock of fine clothing, cassi-
meres, cloths, doeskins and furnishing
goods are closed out Private sale during
the day. Store for rent and fixtures for
sale. A. S. ROGERsOS,
lao Auelioneer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07

The leading styles I'm dress and bus
mess hats, Ofthe best qualities, at 300
Main street, "Memphis Hat Com
pany,, opposite Court square. 1856
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07

Gents good calf boots, 81 80; gents
good alI-Iinen bosom shirts, 81 30
gents good cashmere hats, 81 80. j.
III. Loewenstine a. Bros, No. 23I Main
street. Determined 90 sell out.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07

Established in 1858 -southwestern Pri-
vate Medical Dispensary.-Dr wilkins has
resumed the Practice of Medicine. Principal
office, 200 Main street, Memphis. Tennessee.
Special attention paid to all old, chronic cases.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
In large or small quantities.
For SALE-.A large lot Of SECOND HAND
FURNITURE, which will be sold very low I;
also, A MAGNIFICENT TRAVELLING EX;;
HIBITI0N, in complete order. will BIO sold
LOW for Cash. Apply at
WOOLMER'S OLD CURIOSITY SHOP,
No. 80 Jefferson street,
1850 Between Main and Second.
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Our Job Department
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT

OF the kind in the Southwest. We smp'oy
none but Capable worknsn. and tura cut the
best Of work at the most reasonable price.
wHITMORE A CO..
l2-t No. lsMadison 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEMPHIS L. CHARLESTON r. r.
Accommodation Train

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY
" 1868, n daily Passenger Train will be run,
making close connections with Passenger
Trains on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-07
WANTS.

IrTANTEp-A PARTNER, WITH FROM
w twelve TO fifteen hundred dollars, cash.
IA take bslfiuterest in plantation Of $50 acres.
now ready for cultivation, in Sunaower county.
Mississippi Valley. Stock and implements on
The place. ready for work. Apply 10 KENNY
n PORTER, Real Estate Agents. No. z Kit
Williams Block. Memphis. 1851
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FOR re MT
A THE HOTEL AT BARTLETT

T0R RENT.-THKEg FURNISHED,
rooms, with or without board. Apply ye al
Iot ITnion street. ~.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

TouN NORTON is A CANDIDATE For
s) re-election TO the Office Of Constable Of the
Fonrteentb Civil District at the ensuing March
e,ect;on' subject to tho nomination Of the Con-
sentative Democratic narty:
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CANDIDATES.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE |
w AMOS II. CURLIN a. a candidate Tor |
Sheriff OF shelby county, at the ensuing March |
election, In 1858.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12

A romantic pair In Pennsy ! Vania
are blessedwith a number Of daugh-
tefs The eldest wasealled Caroline,
Che second MadeFline, the third Eve
lne, the fourth Ange-line when b !
tile fifth rlaaie ite appearance anano
naf1le could he found with the deSirz
ed terminati0n Determined how
ever, t0 t0s.ilghtit 0ntiA that line II it
took all summer, \ the parents at
length pouneed slp afailie very pop
alar h their neighborhoad, and
forthwith the bahy WAS called Grin.
lo-line
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ENGRAYERs

- D. CHlLDs, Tll, ENdnvKR, ll7K Ran
DE doiph street, Chicago. Stencil Plates,
Steel Stamps, Burning Brands, Baggage
Checks, Seal Presses and Canc6ilinEI
stamps, Door Plates Latest STYLES Of
Wedding Cards, Notes and EnVelOpes. Y
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C0NFECTIONERY.

M n. PAGE 4 CO., III South Water st !,
VIA manpfacturers OF Pure Confectionery of
all kinds, by steam, Circnlars and price
list sent on application n. .-.,,.s, .s,
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R1BBER WEATHER STRIPS.

TuJos KEEP WARM, use The ohio hnbler
Ioulding and Weather Strips FheN
b shorouahiy exclude rain, cold ana dustv
prevent r9iiling Window, save ines, ens-
I'M applied. Agents wanted iiHibuId /
asr,t,k n O. Hardware Merchants, l6s
RRndolph street, Chicago.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12

Some one in Wayne county ,Mieha.
has been writing to Springfield,
Mass, an account of . child born
with two snakes heads growingfr0m
the Top Of the trunk Of It's body.
One isitinatofan anaeoiida and the
other that,of a black snakea They
have to be kept separate, for on sight
ofeach other they commence fight.
ing 10 feed them, ii IA necessary 70
lay the child On lis back, aud let
them IisIo milk from q plate
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12

. y r "
GAN IBESP ATGIT Els BE REFUSED @-~
"A brute entered the office alEAel
Western Union Telegraph Company
4 few 6iays ago, and 0tfefeda C1e.
snatch addressed t0a lady Couch ed
in language SO pr0fane as to raise The
question OF the propriety oEthe z.e7.
eeption. Are we supposed 3tokns2Ws
az Recognize the languagE ofaGses
spateh9 ? Must we not accept eyezzy!
thlna offered to US Are WetO@be
the Judges Of the morality ofm es,
"a ages ? sacti are the questions whE ch
sometimes puzzle receivers IN t ho
performances 0ftheir duty III the
case referred to the appeal was ma ie
M the chlef executive officer, " 40
Sromptly endorsed upon tlas fol1
| lows f.This message must belei Is
'ed, 10 matter what the equenzees
may be.p This was f0riaerly, and
/ wetrust how will be the understood
rule. Nobfdte should be allowed e
A ase the wires for the conveyance q
lhis vulgarity, and messages OIL 9li'
u lehafacter, pfoiane 81 obscene, May
with safety be refused. Tn the re
'leention Of messages having invh eN
\ NE Commission oferimes the law re
ieets tie idea Of an obligation on th
part 0f telegraph companies TO T.
eeiye whatever IL handed to tbeiIa,-
) Y journal Of the Telegraph
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SKATES

GNHINEAs SMITH s New York Club skalesi
6pely finished and tempered--eeneeaeI =
hy an skaters to be the best maze kslsgs sdgJ !
i1ll1ne OF common gents and la,nfS
skates Al a great reduction IN price M Mhul'
huid. HerTick Co, Hardware MeF'
chants l6g Randolph street, Calsaeo- y.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12

+ A small duck few against plate
OF glass about q quarter of aRinch in.
thick ness, which composed one Side
of the Minot ledge Light, on
Wednesday evening, ahivering The
glass to pieces aud Instantly killing
Tho duck ( II was some little time
before the keeper could account Cor
the hreakage, .... -.
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FATCETS.

NUARRAETED FAUCETS, fully saturated
wv with India Rubber, and thus made PER-
FeCTLY TIGHT and RELIABLE and FIJI for
al kinds of Liquors, Kerosene, etc. Price
only IRONS 10 S3 per dozen Address
Henry Redlioh, sole manufacturer. Man
ufaotory, S73 TO S71 North CLARK street.
Office " sonth Water ~ RS
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M, ttEORtiE n CO., l0l State street, Com
VIA mission Merchants and dealers in Fruit,
Grme, pQpltry,s EeSftables lapd Coun-
Wm s, scbrOpmakep, \ W. JONES' i
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THE TgREf1Ns AYD THRIR CAusR


A correspondent of, the New York
III efald writes FROM Crete an accola Mt
of the forces and situation Of the
combatants on that lslandg y lle st4-yIs
the whole number Of the patriots is
from 10000 toll, ,0etlsin arms, disBriT
buted as follows III the North, 2, 900
In Che West, 500 i'll the Sou III,
1000, and in the interior; 3,400, T he
Cretans OCCUPY the whole nlteFor=z9t
the island, while The sphTks arefii6 ST.
ly chartered In the fortresseS and
walled towns. Ineludilg. tile nasz,yl
they have force Of nearly 5o,0OOei'"
gagged in the wal on the CretaE1s'
The proyisfonai government over
Cretp is at AmaFi, where q ma OF
part 81 Che insurgents are al pFese81t,
The members of ii are seven innu m
Der, Ito whom the four committees
immediately e0nfrolling the tBea
four provinces of Crete make IN Ell
reports. AT Amari are the genez-al
Hospitals for the slck and wound ed
l(under charge Of Mr.. Hillary SKI n
ner, the correspondent Of the DAILY
| News, Of Londohg i and the prineiPal
depots from whence the insnFge al
army is supplied with arms. Slclr,
mis6es between the Gretans a zld
their oBrress6rs occur almost daiay
! The islanders are armed with d0ub 4e
barreled guns and Enfield rifles d zlt
are good marksmels They hRzS'
1 plenty Of ammunition, for the go-ot
people Of Boston, nnder direction Q
4 Dr Howe, take care that they ar
1 we'll supplied Daily evidences Q
tthe large heartedness of the BostoE1i
I ans are visfbleilF The hiekofysh shiEt
and American army oVefcoats#hie q
Emanv Of the Cretans wear, and seen
rs prize much. Ttistoi be hoped TIA
| these supplies will be lkeptupth q
J. fhe winter, sd thatthe patrlots ID d,
Il lbe ready to take the field agan'@l 1
II the spring. They are bound tlN1n
huner In the end.
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REASON FoR THR WAR.

The General gives, as near as he
can learns the reason flOFt the war in
General Sheridan's department.
The Indians charged The government
with not keeping faith ;s that their
game had been driven away by the
Building Of the Powder river road
and the Union Pacific railroad, a ~
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12

70 be free from desire is qaoaeg /, to
befree 'front.' the rage Of pefpetaally
buying something new is a certain
revenue to be content with what we
possess constitutes Tie greatest and
most certain Of riches. AZ
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12

sEels have been skinned ever since
NoalI canae out Of the ark, and prin-
tiers have been cheated ont of their
Just dues ever since the 0Fientals
printed with blocks at wood, yet
heithPfdo me ee1s get used to being
skinned nor theaprihters % being
fieeoed. This argues great ohstinagy
on the part 81 eels and printers.
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YINEGAR.

= AZ Tor pRussfNG,s CIDER WINES \ lt+, !
~ Celebrated for iis purity sirehssh ass
nalatableness. Warranted to fresetNt
PtekIps. First Premium awarded ~ "
Fair, The III state and Ghlpago fa,ts
largest works in the y. $ Establlsnes1i q
laiF, has G ". PrnsstHg, 5is anu VI
stnIp street. lhlcng0. -.
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IN G.ACHANIPION &i CtA q lipnmission
H sMqfehants Jolbels ~ Foreign and Dos
nestle FrlIits,g Factory, Hmuhurg nna
$50 WeateED Reserve theeaey oysters Fire
Works, etc., No. 2lI3 South Water-sti B1
NETNER, SMiTTfi 4 Mont kRT'Y, Genefal
IN Commission Alefehanfs fof the purchase
~ aud sale 0f Flour, tfaih, Pork, 3Buttef5
Broom Corn, Hons q Potatoes, Seeds,
~ Hides, Wool. Green and hried Fruits,
t~ IUf =. MAtcr street Y -..
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&c

- 4ARFREY. Agent, Maautaetilrer o.
III. Masonie, Odd Fellow aud other hega-
ia, dealer IN Gil and Plated ! fiIalilltss 1,.l4
Ieweis. Jewelry, &C. No 80 state 81.
one door north OF Randolph
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PAPFR 5HANGINas, a.

ny 'GsA FA&OS n co, q anu y lats
Paper Hangings, window shades, l'ed-
aipg and Upholstery Goods only aeni
ags n the West who repoyale ana irli
faathers free from smell .s "a
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12

4 IL issaid that the, oldest TaRiiery
in thls county Is at Bethlehem, pa.
II was bhiltln lT43 45y the Morati-
ans; and enlarged by athenrin 1851.
The bNillihgis of stone, three stories.
high the walls on the first story are
thiFtE y lnehes .tl4iek, and on the'next
two stories tWentyrsix and twenty
inches pectively Id thickness.
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FLORENCE
SEWING
MACHINE.

yETNt 1T SHARP a CO., General
NV k@enfs i00 WASHINGTON street, 6ilaeaso.
thjs machine ID recommended 70 any VII VI vi
M 4 flraf-class Family sewing Machine; aaa %
Il nofe,i li,r ifsafiet. rapid motion, regnlnlty
etanaln,, eaae of management. -Four dilef7
e tsaifehes mi reversible feed-m0tons ieiz
s,,,es .5ee,lljar 10 the Florence and Claimed ~
ne other in the world salnpies ana TERMS ~
aqentsfurnished on applielltloh - - .z
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ll0ndon Is TO haye a daily inwhich
the synonymous system Is to be aban-
doneG.
lisT oF PATENTS : Issued nom the United
shtes Patent once tfreweek ending November.
"a 1863 and each bearing that date; oficially
reported through the Western Patent i eshcy
ofHerthei s Co.. spccessors to Randolph &
Hertheli Patent solicitors and Astorneys. Dr.
poate thePast Once Third street 81 Louis,
Mo-
fss silsAoER4
Iosepa Nharieyilie, tiioNis, slepladdet
Iklinhardt aud ~ ldl5url1 assignnrs, ST
I Louis brick maehines
Vim N Williams, 81 Louis, ooifep pots.
- MIEli Y Ma1imUre, Macon City, horse shoes,
~ g tIsL,lNnfs. Aftt
L Henry II fsAimer, Rockford, spring bea bot
i toms
Ethel Sang 4 klten, Oaf heating stove
John Simpson, (ilailAsfeng ua4iblnea tfuAll.
erhaffoW and roller
] Marshall satllty Taglars rgyslting aaalterI
for plaNs
Moses Atwood, New sharon, harrows Y
Naalucl taiiiing, Iowa { ais, bee hives
Il sMn Howell and nav Rfnwniug Mebstel
g&it{ eempQanegoe haplenins sAl iiillng ir0.
and s3eol b. themRnuiacturr OfplOwa, Sr,s
81 Lewis Nnsih and S0Muf teAter, 9es hsaines
cartAin eNflifes
Hawth0rne's eldest daughter isl
I t,y,n4sa fci4sIfY Ahffaf
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12

- %. ross a. co.., Commission MCfchants,
IDs for the purchase and sale of Grain and
,,ta Country Produce, 2SR south Water st.
References--GeO. sturges, president n I
W. National Bank, ChiCagoj John G
CiauIt, Supt, Z. and M w. Railroad. g
II 0AGLAN q RANDALL, General Commits
III sion Merchants Cor the snleand purchase
of Foreign and Domestic Fruits pI0-
duce, &c. No lS Dearborn street, j. q /,
- Hoaglan b. n. Iilmbatl
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12

AMothef,l' skiaa little felloM fhe
other day, is there ANY ffni in
breaking egg shells Certainly
mot my dear; bi1twhy do yoa ask ~
stGailse dropped the basket Just now
and see what a mess I'm in with the
yolk. Ru iqs ga IA
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-12

The peace eanmplissiOn has assigned
them il reservations, which II held
(oF ilfly years, win make their de-
scendants rich, and IN the meantime
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GROCERIES.

~ a. BECKWITH, Wholesale GRO
Y % CER, 1l3Nnd ll5 South Water Sc. Choicest
and largest variety Of groceries in this
city. Orders particularly attendod To-.
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\ Couhcils lad been held By The
peace commissioners with all, or
nearly all, of the tribes, and formal
written treaties were made, andneat-
.ly all confirmed by the Senate, but
for some reason Congress did not
take action on the chief proposition
'Of the commissioners, which related
to settling the reservations and pro-
viding o goyernmentfor the Indians.
He said this was the eauseOf thefail-
ure in gaining a lasting peace. 1t Is
always difficult to learn the cause of
war on the part, Of the Iudians, as
they newer give notice beforehand Of
hostile intentions.
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Hawtlaorne's eldest daughter u III
PROMISING artist
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london Is To have a daily inwhieh
the synonymous system Is to be aban-
d0neG
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LIQUoRs ANp WINES.

DERRY, BRICKETT Il co. importers aud
ID Iobbers Of Wines, Brandies and Gins,
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ey are promised food whist zthey
are learning TO cultivate the earth
and rear talaeis st6elS } WI W RN-3
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HATS, CAPS, FUR GOODS, &c,

4 a SMITH a CO., Manufacturers, and
% 6Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hats,
l9 Caps, Fur GDods, Buffalo Robes, etc,
li8 Lake street.
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Y, sIon0 the smoky Hill and Arkansas
roads by the Indians attacking all
white neople who knew nothing 81
penewsd hostilitlea General Sheri-
dan seeing war with the Chey enness 3
ineyitable, preferred to keep the AFF-
rana.hoes otit of II. IN council with
Chem they agreed tokeep out Of the
war and 20 70 The FesergationiA IN
stead however, at, the Time they
acreed tn move they were inthe war.
the Kiowas and Camanehes acted IN
the same war. s.sas st't9n ''s'a'1e
REsTIyENEss OF FRONTIER AfoEEisNf