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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-06
Legal Notices.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
NGELIN llOUB,
rs.
SAMUEL sHOUB.
4" Me ''orm court Jor baltimore CSusly. -
EqHiiy-May Term, 1855.

The object Of this Bill Is to procure divorce
a riacHlO mafrimoa6 of tho com plainant from
the defendant.
The Bili states that thu parties wore inter
married Ia Baltimore county, on tho 18th day
of September. IN the year 1859. aud lived 10.
gether until August. 1859, nj which last mon
toned period the defendant lelt and abe ndon-
I'll the complainant. That said abandonment
has continued uninterruptedly for al least ave
years aud IL deliberate and final and their sep
arai!aa Is beyond any reasonable expectation
Of reconciliation. That tho said Samuel Bhoub
IL not n resident of tho state Of Maryland
That he left the complainant with ono small
child now living. aud that he is not q proper
person 10 have the custody of said child.
The said defendant, Samuel Shoub, being Q
non resident Of the State Of Maryland; II IL
thcrcupon this 10th day Of May, Is6s, adjudg-
Ell aud ordered that tho omplainant, by cans
ing a copy Of this order TO be inaerted In some
newspaper published in Baltimore county once
~ each Of four suc' essivc weeks
bcforc ne 2Th day If August. 1858,
give notice Ia the said absent defendant Of the
object and substance of this bill, and warning
him h. appear IN this Court in person or BY 90.
lciior. on or before the 25th day ofAugust, 1855,
10 answer the premises and show cause IL any
hc has. why decree ought not b. pass rs pray
eel.
EDWARD II. ADY, Clork.
True r"py-Tcd:
EDWARD II. ADY. Clerk.
Nav Cat
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IDkoflE IN SAINT u, and Agents Who az selling an
kinds ofsesias uarhines are requested 10 aadres,
ne vita stamp for greatly reduced vrces aud terms
j. n rsaAs"Ns, boa =. Charisstoun. Mass.
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TINlIlS t. To GIVE NOTICE. that the sub.
Il seribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Conrt Of baltimore county. letters 81 admins
tratioB on the estate of
JAMES SMITH,
late al said county, deceased. All peraons hav.
ing claims agans the said estate are hereby
warned To exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof Ia the subscriber.
Oi or b.fore ne Esd day of JaNHayy. 1869;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit oi sad estate Thosc indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under nay hand this 18th
day Of May. IS6'.
LANES BAYNEs.
May 23.-it' Administrator.
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ARRgsrs. On Thursday evening last, quite an
excitement was occasoncd In our town By the
passage through IL ola carriage load Of Young
m-n aud officer Childs aud Two or three other
gentlemen in rapid pursuit. II seems that the
three young men, who gave their names as John
Robinson, James Wilson and James Brown. went
To a house belonging TO Gist 7. Cockey, near
Cockeysvllr. broke into Il. and insulted some Ia.
dies there. A party OF Irish laborers then got
after them, when they jumped 10 their carriage
and drove down the road. Officer Childs soon
heard OF H. aud, with Messrs. Cockey, Hammiil
and iedricks Started 10 pursuit, and there ensued
"A lively race from Cockeyssille to Govansiown q,
where the parties were arrested. They were
brought 10 Towsontown, and by Justice Miller,
committed for further bearing. John Collin,
the driver Of the back, was also arrested and
Committed. All the party are Baltimoreans. Of
fcer Childs had u warrant before for the ares,
Of one OF them. on the charge OF threatening TO
burn mans house down.
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FATAL AcciDgSr. Saturday morning last,
an expulsion Of locomotive used in the excAva-
ton Of Druid Lake near Druid Hill Park, in
this county, took place, fatally scalding the
fireman, William Ticrney, aged Is years, and
slightly scaldiug Martin Clarke and Michael Hen
bricks, laborcrs. The engine, which 10 known
as the Water Board, has, IL appears, been In use
fer somr time drawing the dirt cars TO the dump
INK point, and whilst engaged AT work, the en-
gincer and fireman being nj their posts, the stay
bolts gave way, the explosion taking place down
wards. the escaping steam enveloping the unfor-
nate man Tierney, scalding him from head to
foot lie fingered until about O'Clock, when
death relieved him Of his agonies. Justice Hart
cell, OF this county, empaneled jury Of inquest
who rendered verdic, that the deceased came
to his death by the accidental explosion Of the loco
motive Water Board, the explosion being caused
b! the stay bolts giving way" The body Of the
Deceased was removed 10 the residence Of his
mother, on the Falls Road. lie IL represented
as having been n steady, correc, young man, aud
the only support Of widowed mother.
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Baltimore County Land.

buItImore county LIND.
10i ACRES FINE LAND-about a. acre.
l oEtclearcd and balance in heavy a.
WOOD AND TIMBER for fcncing and -
building purposes, and convenient to 70
good saw mill. This land is well fenced aud
watcred. and in beautiful and healthy neigh
borhood, fronting on the Dulancy's Valley
Turnpike. miles from Towsontown. The en-.
tire Tract would make an elegant farm. or be.
ing well adapted for building sites could be ad O..
vantageously divided into Country seats. with
fronts on the turnpike; there is a good supply
Of wood (which is very scarce in the neigh6of.
hood 20 each lot. For sale low by
HENRY ". COOKE,
Law Buildings. Baltimore. Nd.
May Aft
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In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court
IL for Baltimore county, sitting Ia equity, the
- subscriber, as Trustee, will offer al
Public Auction, at the Exchange :sf
- Salesrooms, On Second Street. IN the r.
city OF Baltimore, On
Saiu' day afternoon, ne Ga day Of Juae nett
at one o'clock,
A VERY BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
RESIDENCE,
Within a few minutes walk of the Relay House.
on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. Il con.
sists Of
l7l.2 ACRES or LAND,
In the highest state Of cultivation. and &. i'm.
proved by II handsome and conveniently built
DWELLING
Of the cottage style, surrounded by Grave If
Trees.
There are upon II two hundred young aud
thrifty FRUIT TREES Of different varieties,
now bearing, with large quantity Of Straw.
berries. Raspbcrrics aud Grapes. together with
variety Of Flowers, al of which are reached
by gravel walks.
There L Growing Crop. which will Ice sold
with the Land.
There are six trains each way between Balti.
more and the Relay House. aud tho Tar" per
day il but i2i cents
The property will be- shown by Mr.. rmstcn,l
who resides upon il.
Terms Of Sale prescribed hy the ,lr,inc.
are Ono half cash, and the rcsidu. ia tw"
equal imstalmcnts at six and twelve months.
the credit payments iu bear interest and D. be-
secured Ia the satisfaction OF the Trustee.
=. II. TAGART. Trustee
=. W. BENNETT 3 90. Auctioncrr..
Nav lG.-ts.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
ny THE
Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts ca the Amt. Of $3.50, 900.

Tue pil Paintings ffainr'l Engraving silver Ware.
Fhoioxfaph Aibams, and large assortment Of Fine
Gold JsvsTy ia all valued At <I.O0O. OOO.
CHANCE To Draw ANY ~ THE ABOVE FRI
LEs by purchasing Sealed Ticket fur - cts Ticket.
descfibng acl Prize ssaisd Ia Inv -lot-cs aud
thoroughly nikrd TN receipt 81 ., rss I'd T,eLsf
vii h- drawn without choice aud delivered At our n
oF sent By mail 4" any Asdfvs. The priss named upon
u gill be delivered to the ticket holder On payment 81
one dollar fr1ss wiil h. immediately sent any al
drrss - I.gu.stsi. by express return mail
fOc WILL KNOW VIVA rOER VRIZE rs HE
PORE rot PAr ron fT dag Irise aay D, 81
eAdHgfd fer dnofAsF gftAs uaius. NO HLgNkS
~ Our l.atrons eau dsI-nd on fair dealing
kkFkkENCES.-We seize; tie frW folio ing name.
ff"m the many Who have lately drawn Valuable rrss.
and Kindly Permitted us To publish them
\. 7. wikins, Buffalo. y Y. o. Gao Nj, Annie
monroe. Chicago, H. Piano. valued at $3.50 Roht
Jackson. Dubuque. toSA Gold Watch $40 Phillp Ne.
cssthy. Louisville. Ky. biamohd Cluster Ring 1000
y Patterson, Nsu BcsfoFd, Mass. silver Tea Set
eiIs Miss Emma wAlworth. Milwaukee, Wis. Plane
SO; Rev 7 W. fiu. Cleveland. ohio. M.ioison.
- We publish no names without permission
OFINfONS or THE PRESS They are doing
the largest business the hrm Il reliable. and deserve
their sucecss."- Wsskiy Tgibass Fsb. :, Isss
We have examined their ysi-ni. and know them 10
L. fair dealing hrm."-N T. H,rdid FsJ. -, lsss
Last week friend of ours drew 400 prize, which
ua' promptly received. "-Daiiy Ssrs. Mar }, isss
send for circular giving many references and "a
.ufabie holiess from the press Liberal inducements
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. livery package ~
~ - tot % - for t5 ii0forti5.
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VALUABLE FARM
AT
PRIVATE SALE.

i Air Turnpike Road. about thir. A
teen miles from Baltimore city. adj
Joining the handsome farm Of LsG. sxi
Quinlin, containing sens
307 ACRES OF LAND,
Over loo acres In fnc Young Timber, the 70.
mainder in high state Of cultivation, with
fair improvement, DWELLING. ut.build-
ings, &c.
This property Is in one Of the healthlest
neighborhoOds in the county, and In the midst
mills, churches aud schools q Gne stream Of
water running through u, and u possesses rare
advantages 70 any one wishing hne property
II will be sold cheap and terms easy. Any
further information may be had by calling on
or addressing
THOMAS BALDWIN,
Court House. Towsontown.
April t.-tf.
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PRIVATE SALE
A VALUABLE FA NJ.

FIGURING MILL SAW MILL.
VNlIE undersigned. as Trustee. will sell Il
Il Private sale, FORTY ACRES OF -
LAND. in high state Of cultivation. fsn
situated in Long Green Valley. Balti- ssss
more county This property is i'm. sees
proved with A LARGE NEW FIGURING
MILL. four stories high, with thirty feet over.
shot, four Run Of Burr. and all necessary Ma.
chinery in excellent order. Pine New Dwell.
ling. and all necessarr out-buldirgs.
ALSO,
SEVENTEEN ACRES OF LAND.
In the same locality, sc which Four Acres are
CLEARED. the balance heavily TlMBEEEp
CHRISTIAN NEwHOUSER. Trustee.
Apply 10 the Trustee on the premises or :.
7. Ensor. TOwsontown. FEB 1T
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Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE L. HEREBY GIVEN, ~ tho cred
~ itors Of JOHN 7. BAXTER. an applicant
i"r the benefit f the 18Th Article oi Tho Code
of Public General Laws. relative To insoivcn,s,
that hc ih Hoaday i .iugr.i Is6s has been
fixed for his appearance 10 answer interrogste-
RES and for hnal hearing ofhis case before the
Circuit Court Tor baltimore county. Dated THE
.nth day nf March. isss.
Test EDWARD II. ADY. Clerk
March 1s.-.a,s
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coNsTABLE's SALE.

-
CoNSTABLE'S SALE.
DY virtue Of writ Of Gcri Jacia, issued
- by John W. Burton, Esquire, = Jus
80 tice 81 the Peace for Baltimore coun. -.
y. against the goods and chattels, r.
lands and tcnements Of Timothy -
Shehan at III" suit "f \. Baldwin. I have seized
and taken ALL THAT TRACT or LAND
called
HALLS APPLE ORCHARD
Lying and being near Long Green about six
teen miles from baltimore, IL being the same
land described ia n deed from Thomas llngan
10 the said Timothy shchan. dated June The
2lst. 1896. and recorded in Liber J. II. l., No
%, folio 3D.. with all the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. containing
FORTY ACRES OF LAND.
more or less.
ind i"reby give notice. that on
Nr rtay. he Ga day Of JGae, Is6s.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
AT THE TAVERN or Mn. STREET,
About .cNrntecn miles from baltimore, on the
Long Green Turnpike. will offer said proper.
~ Tor sale a. the highest bidder for cash, %
satisfy said debt aud costs.
MATTHEW II MURRAY,
May ID o. Constable. IIth district.
A Desirable Farm in Calvert Couu-
ty, Nd, for Sale.
4 ~ ACt rs near Plum Point. in good state
u cOof improvement. soil sandy loan with
n clay subsoil produces fair crops Of -.
- Tobacco and grain. aud Is admirably =:
-adaP,ed e. fruit has = promising -
young Peach aud Apple Orchard, 10 acres in
meadow well waterca and ditched, good and
comfortable DWELLING, u well Of fine water
IN the yard all necessary outhouses, incl uding
three Barns, one of which has recently been
fitted up with Bibb's Tobacco Furnace. and
another with Horsepower aud plantation Mil
for ,hrcshing and grinding. ALI Of the build.
ings are in thorough repair. The farm IL well
stocked with Teams. Oxen aud farming imple-
monts. all Of which, il desired, will bescld with
the farm. Immediate possession given IL re-.
quired. This property has churches and
schools convenient. and easy access with BaIti.
more by steamers twice week. besides week.
iy packet and other sail vessels. The steam
er's landing Is within ~ miles BY good road.
Apply u
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law buildings. 81. Paul 81,
May At Baltimore.
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MAnsh cOs Que Dollar Sal, 81 Esslish and
N1 American Dry and Fancy 0cods, cutisry, Jewel.
their iabes fsE procuring eahs esaa - cis for tks
names 81 tve articles which viii ~ ssnt % resipt q
ONE DOLLAR each. Agents uantea. rull dsSeFip
1Tremont Row, and ~ tieusrd ST., nesten, Mass
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Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE
or A
HANDSOMELY LOCATED RESIDENCE
AND
SMALL TRACT OF LAND

NEAR TIE RELAY HOUSE, on THE BAL.
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
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AGENTS WANTED rOR
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w Biographies lover soI ~ the most psaninsn ut
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boob Agents Wanted.

'l'ilE " PEOPLES BOOK Or BIOGRAPHY, - by
Il JAMES PARTON, the =" Prince of Biographers,''
containing lives 81 Distinguished persons u III ages aud
countries. women veil a. men A handsotns octave
book 81 ovet coo pages, illustrated with ~ beautifu
steel cnsravinEs No competition Agsnis Guy Il ssli,
(dsr iAiH aHy boak thy sold Terms liberal send
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GREAT PANIC sALEi
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5000 Pairs Of Pants from - IN 81.
5000 Pairs Of Pants from 81 to 81.
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GREAT PANIC SALE OF CLOTHING.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

PROFESSOR AsHBEL G. BRowS, for
merry Of the University of North Caro-
lima, where he was many years engaged
in the department of Ancient Languages,
has removed to Memphis and determined
to devote himself to the business Of clas-
steal education in this city. He will be-
gin with private school for boys in the
Linden Street School Building, the first
Monday ia October. His references
are to the Faculty aud Trustees of his
Alma Mater at Chapel Hill, North Caro-
lima, and various eminent men in differ
ent States Of the South, frem whom be
has testimonials; but in this city cape.
cislly to his old colleagues, Dr. Richard
Hines and DR.. J. 7. Wheat, Of the clergy;
his old pupils, B. B. Barnes, John Som
ervell, Francis d. Stockton, DR.. s. P.
Green, Lewis Bond, Jas. P. Coffin, Jas.
E. Beasley, Joseph Hyman, T. S. Webb
and others; to DIR. WIN. V. Taylor Il
Sons, DR.. J. II. Nuttall, as also Hon. L.
G., Haynes, Hon. Robert r. Heath, Hon.
Augustus Lewis and c. W. Fraser, of the
bar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

Chase ana Capture or she THIEF shi'
MOrnfng. LIZ

About half-past nine o'clock this
morning q thief known Is Tom Burke.
who bears the character Of gay bird"
entered the saloon Of Mr. T. L. Martin,
on Front street, and purloined iherefrom
q lot Of clothing and other articles TO the
value Of $500 II appears Mr.. Martin
was absent when the gay bird" entered
the store and the "gay bird" finding
such good opportunity flew to the till,
and, like the raven Of Barnaby Rudge,
picked up oil the small change be could
end. With il in his pocket and the
clothing in bundle under his arm, he
was making tracks" for the street when
Mr.. Martin entered and saw what was
up" He Immediately gave alarm, and
officers Welsh aud Brown came to
his assistance The policemen in a
twinkling understood the state Of affairs
better than Martin could explain il, and
without losing time made after the thief
But the "gsy bird 7 wasn't to be caught
easily. Finding officers 10 pursuit Of
him he "let out" his limbs, aud went
like whirlwind through an alley. The
policemen, however, kept him in view,
and ran him down at the corner Of Madi-
son and Third. Officer Brown took the
:" gay bird TO the first district station,
while officer Welsh accompanied Mr..
Martin to Esquire Kiernans flee, where
warrant was made out for the appear
auco Of the thief No doubt the Squire
will do justice, and send the gay bird ;"
to Jail. Hes "hard nut" having
slipped a saddle from horse in MONDAY
on public street not long ago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
KAUFMAN Il BRo.- When you want
good cigars, always go to Kaufman 4
Bro. 8, corner of Jefferson and Second.

OFFICERS NoMIsATED The election
of Chamber Of Commerce officers for
the ensuing year takes place on Mon
day. The following gentlemen have been
placed in nomination by a committee
appointed for that purpose: For Presi-
dent, t. A. Nelson Vice Presidents, W.
q. Cherry, s. NJ. Gates, J. T. Stratton,
W. s. Pickett and F. M. Mahan Com
mittee of Appeals, Wm. R. Moore, D. H.
Townsend, James Elder, John P. Treze-
want, W. B. Greenlaw, John johnson and
Napoleon Hill; Treasurer, W. W. School
field. No better selections could have
been made. Each and all of them are
interested in the welfare of Memphis.
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25 BLACK CLOTH CoATs, from Sc to So,
OF RICE & ESGEL's, 1888 Main street.

"a LETTER FROM BISHOP QuISrARD.--We
entertain the highest regard for both
Bishop Quintard and Rev. DR. Rogers,
and regret to fud the following in the
Republican Banner Of yesterday:
NASHVILLE. TENN. September "a. 1868.
To the Editor of the Republican Banner:
DEAR Sir: / find in your paper of
September % an article headed Ritual
ism in Memphis" 1t purports to be a
card from Rev. j. FL. Rogers, Rector of
the Church Of the Blessed V;rg;n. Will
you do me the kindness to state that there
is no such organization known, either to
the Bishop or the Convention Of the Do
cese of Tennessee, as the Church of the
Blessed Virgin. As for "Ineense, can.
dies on the altar, and gorgeous vestments
adorned with precious stones, and silver
and gold" they are not authorized by
the Canons or Rubrics of the Church, and
".ws haze no such Custom "
CHARLES ToDD QUINTARD,
.---. Bishop OF Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

Ea'd ON Poultry. resssess. rleu'

-. ~ i -" .I|' .IN
The follow who would rob an orphan
asylum. ought to be duoked ia the river
ten times q day for week and then
lashed out Of town. Bat there's no place
sacred nowadays; Radical thief would
just as soon break open church rs a
private residence, and as soon take a
chalice as spoon. ~
One, two, perhaps q dozen black ras'
Gals broke into st. Peters Orphan Asy
lum outhouses, on Henry avenue, Thurs
day night, and carried away all the poul-
try in the place, They also helped them.
selves to potatoes, -four and wood.
This taking away Of the food and fuel
Of nearly two hundred poor children is
too bad. What people are to do to pro-
tect themselves, when such an strocity
as this takes place, Heaven only knows.
There's neither law nor justice in this
region.
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River.

The Mississippi here is rising steadily,
with good stage from Cairo down. Al
ST.. Louis the river is swelling, with seven
feet out to Cairo. The Ohio is rising al
Cincinnati and Louisville, with seven
feet in the canal and Eve and half feet
on the falls. The Lower Ohio is in good
navigable condition. The Arkansas il
rising rapidly, from Fort Smith down
White river is also swelling.
Boats announced to leave this evening
are: For White river, May flower; ST.
Louis, Mary 4 Forsyth and Magenta
Cincinnati, Clifton Arkansas river, Ma
toma; New Orleans, Lizzie Gill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

THERE will be preaching at the Contra
Methodist Church, on Union street, to.
morrow at halfpast ten o'clock am, by
Rev. W. NJ Patterson, pastor. Sabbath
School at half past eight o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

ANNUAL MEETING The annual meet
iug.of the Chamber of Commerce takes
place next Monday afternoon. President
Nelson will be happy to see large num-
Der of merchants present, as he intends
giving them little good advice. We
wish TO see the Chamber prosper, and the
trade of our city increase. Let every
body put his shoulder TO the wheel and
push it ahead.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-Rev. Philip Tag.
gle will preach in the Second Presbyte.
rian Church, corner of Main and Bea
streets, tomorrow morning, at halfpast
ten o'clock. Bible class and Sabbath
School at half-past nine o'clock am
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

GRACE (EPIsooPAL) CHURCH, There
will be services at Grace church, Her
nando street, near Vance, Tomorrow at
II a m. and u p NJ, by Rev. DR.. Brooke.
Sunday School at Gam; Mission Sun
day Schools at 4 pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

YoAM KIppURE.-This is the Day Of
Alton ement among the Hebrews. 1t is
being strictly observed in this city. All
the stores of Israeites are closed, and
sill remain so until shutdown. There
will be appropriate ceremonies at the
Synagogue this evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

The Southern Hotel is now very COM
fortably arranged for guests and first
class families. Separate dining rooms
for ladies. Rooms ffiy cents to one dol
lar per day, without board; with board.
two dollars; per week. nine dollars. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

Rev. Francis II. BowMAs, pastor elect
of the First Presbyterian Church, has
returned to Virginia, for the purpose OF
making the necessary arrangements for
his permanent removal to this city. He
will probably be prepared to enter upon
his duties early in November.
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Special NOTICES..

Bride and bridegroom. Essays for Young
Men on the interesting relation Of Bridegroom
70 Bride In the ms tuition Of Marriages. Guide
70 MATRIMONIAL felicity. and true happiness.
Sent By mail 10 sealed letter envelopes ffee Of
charge. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box p. Philadelphia. Pa. 2o-es
Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRRrsr's Ju-
SYKR TARis warranted 10 cure Cough. Group.
Hoarscness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. Instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tyit. ffnot satisfied. return
tho empty bottles and re. your money back.
d. y. GOODYEAR. so Second street. Agent.
Price. rs cents. By mail, 6nc per bottle. got
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

WORCESTERSHIRE Emerson, Allen d
Manning Minstrels will be here on Tues
day night, and give the first of series of
popular entertainments at the New Mem
phis Theater. The lovers of music in
general will epjo treat.