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U.c f.Icasou,s Nolecicss Patent Lever ArRand
Ca p,rne, Win Acre Class pleasant and still daylight
"'' ' L. Z. GLEASON, No. IS5 Mercer street
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vizs, Touprcs aud Ornamental Hair.-Be-t
on',y R,r DYE wd Hair Dyeins, All colors al BA1CuE-
Iuy's Is Bond street
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".Ood Deeds Smell SweetIy In this Naughty
world" the poet II certain that PHALON'S
new Perfume, "fLoR DE MAYO" were aora, one might
suppose distilled from good Deeds Sold by
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SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
LOuisiana.
ELECTION ON APRIL IT AND

ELECTION ON APRIL IT AND IS.
The election in Louisiana commences tomorrow
(Frday) and will continue through the following
day. There are ostensiby three tickets In the field
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4 Good HIT Makes the

Good Hat Makes the Mnn-thc Want Of
that covering. the fellow. This
rupted quotation but nevertheless there truth than
poetry about IT, Very little veneration vouchsafed 10 him
who wears an unsghty castor whereas stylish and glossy
will always command for the wearer d
genuine respect For further particulars inquire Of KNOX,
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s HIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for New York--This Day.
Sun rises. s 90 Moon rises morn OF
Sun sets. ....... 6 40 High water.eve 3 Al
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s,i,r,sou,s scientific Pens, OF Gold and
s,eci saJ Nv all staioners Principal depot, Ill William
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
CUTS, Broadway and Union square; also Wholesale AMI
retail at Ss7 Broadway. -
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LORiN BROOKS sons "A broadway, of Howard
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A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting shirts, Broad-
way and Union square also at 3s7 Broadway.
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THE fRONHoLDER.

Keep the Head Cool and the Hair Healthy
Get bottle OF CHEvALIER'S Life Tor the Hair At once.
See how rapidly and pleasantly win DO ,s wo ,.,,ns
out Recommended by physicians and sold By al drusss
See Chevaiers Treatise the HAIR Sent BY mail Tree.
SARAH A. CHEvALfER, H. ID, 13 Broadway, N I.
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Lace Curtains,
AZ 'sslEiyirY's, ~ Broadway.
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Cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured. wholesale and retail aiso applied No.
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Foreign Ports.

BAHIA, March i7-No vessels In port
BERMUDA, April Gin port brig II Pitt from WORK.
Just arrived.
NUKvTAs, April AIN port brig Cossack, for Hyork ldg
PARA, March Pain port brig Curacoa for NYork schr
Isabella. for do.
For additi0nal Shipping Neus see Fourth Pdge
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"Amerfcan Popular, Mems Furnishing ana
Hat establishment Radical REFORM wonderful success.
Bees, "New York Mills shrs ~ 65 excellent Shirts 81 7j
novelties down Hats reduced. Walls, ll Fulton
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Very Elegant Assortment Of Hats for
Ladies' Misses and Boys Prices reduced GENlS No. 13
Hrna tUav
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
SUPREME C0URT-cHAmseRs.

Summary Dismissal Of an Erie SquabbIe by the
Court.
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Amrial-The Gem Of Arabia, Something EnA
trey Antique Stone OF and delicious fragrance
by simple rubbing on the garments mparts beautiful aud
everlasting perfume costs only 26c. For sale everywhere
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7. b. BYNNER 4 co, Iss broadway, ny.
"Good Deeds Smell sweetIy In this Naughty
ese the Fec 4 S %rI a thai OS
suppose distilled from good Deeds Sold BY all druggists
4 Good Hat Makes the Mnn-thc Want or
that necessary covering the fellow. This
rurted quotation but neyerhele.. thereis truth than
who wears unsis,y castor whereas stylish glossy
Sesu w Far hs Tor s wssrer more e less
;he batter, No. s12 Broadway '"S''' u "''A'
..A.-sprins style Of Gents and Youths Dress
Hal 20" ready at popular prices BURKE ,as Fulton street
A.-Wnrd's Perfect Fitting shirts, Broad-
way and Union square also a. ss1 Broadway.
Awards Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cads B.roadway and Union squares also Wholesale ani
"American Popular,' Mems Furni.hins ana
Best se% Yors Nils h "a Ss e.cssn shirts II IS
novelties down Hats reduced Walls, l.l Fulton street
Amrial-The Gem of Arabia, Something EnA
trey new Antique Stone Of and delicious
everlasting perfume costs only aS For sale everywhere
4 Very Elegant Assortment Of Hats for
ladies Misses and Boys Prices reduced GENIN, No. BIB
continues offer extraordinary bargains in Ladies' Mses'
and chidrens BSo,s and shlss ,as p,o.,~
Opposite St. James, Hoffman and Fifth Avenue Hotels
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable instAnta
neous. Factory 10 Bond street.
and snS cG
street.
Cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured wholesale and retail also applied al No.
Astor House.
THE IRONHoLDER
Keep the Head Cool and the Hair Hcaithy.-
Get a bottle OF CHEvALIER's Life for the Hair at
See how rapidly and pleasantly IL will do its work,
restores gray hair 70 lie original color and stops ~ ans
out, Recommended by physicians and sold BY All drussm
See Chevaers Treatise the Hair Sent BY mad free
SARAH A. CHEvALTER n D.. LIZ Broadway ~ Il
Al kEirY's, az Broadway.
sleeve buttons and studs, New styies.-Eor
sale by GEORGE C. ALLEN ais Broadway one uoot oeaow
Canal street.
s,,,pysou,. scientific Pens, OF Gold and
seci eniI Nv All staoners. Principal depot Ill William
treel
r.c t:Ieasou,. NoIscicss Patent Lever Argand
Ayrre Glass, pleasant and still az davlivht
"'S 'u'"''i w. h. 4. GLEASON, No. 1S5 Mercer street
uTus Touprcs and Ornamental Hsir.-Bert
or,le Rr DYE wd iisir pyeins, all coors, BA1CuE-
a gful4
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WANHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The Dyer
Court Of Inquiry was engaged during the
whole Of yesterday in the examination of
Major T. s. Lordley, Of the Ordnance
corps, who was examined at length by
Mr.. Arrick, for the prosecution, to show
the history of the various projectiles pro-
posed to, or adopted by, the Government
the witness being the compiler OF the
ordnance manual and a prominent
officer of his corps. The clerk OF the
Joint Committee on Ordnance, Mr.. E. 1.
smalley. who had been directed by the
court to produce various lettersand other
documents which had been put in pos
session of the committee during its in
vestigation, replied in writing, declining
to furnish the papers.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, December LIN the Erie
case, yesterday, before Judge Nelson,
a number Of afidavits were read. The
argument Of one Of the counsel for va
cation Of the order Of Judge Blatchford,
appointing Jay Gould receiver, was
heard. The case will be resumed this
morning aud concluded, the court inti-
mating to counsel that the session would
be prolonged to enable them to get
through with their argument.
A suit in the name Of the people, on
the complaint of the Attorney General,
was commenced yesterday in the Albany
courts against the Erie Company, asking
that the directors be removed. An order
was granted by Judge Peckham sus-
pending the Board pending the hearing
of the motion for absolute removal next
Monday.
A Guayamas letter gives details OF the
great storm in Sonora about the 9th OF
October. The United States steamer
Lackawanua, lying in very safe harbor'
had to get up steam to keep from going
ashore. The town of Haurta, in Lower
California, was destroyed. The mining
works on the Jagui river were swept OH.
A waterspout burst over thscity Of Ala
mas, destroying it completely. Seventy
dead bodies had been picked up.
OswEoo, December III. lngersoli
and two. other persons were drowned yes
terday near Fort Ontario. They were
from a fishing expedition down
the lake in q small schooner, and 1t is
they we're capsizsd.
About two inches of snow has fallen
here since last night.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
THE NEWS.

r.u. p,..hhrr, viii recommend 10 the
@ ~, ,h., ,x ON irnposts be collected
onIv once. from those who brirs merchandise
80 $50. rf,h,. ipc,ndss purchaser and
-I.s.,. f,o,, tho Northern cities the dis
~ o,e ner cent. will still be against
A..,-
The resolution directing the Governor to
49,. N.,bviIle and Northwestern
'urn ~ a.. .onnanv has psssea both houses
o,,hs Ieeislature.
Ths coII.nse Of the Nashville Southern Fire
r..,~.n,. companv develops n swindle which
,ssms 10 have been fully authorized by the
s $500 A. ;,,rnrt;or has been granted
-, ~ .o,rn.nv and Receiver appointed.
n--,,.a.,s .,so,;or q doubted ON the ground
that the Goyernor's proclamation only pro-
- G. ~. .i..,;on of n representative at
-. CO.. IN. long term. and wholly omitted the
.La-t ,.,r, IN which Hamilton claims to have
49,, .,sesed He has received his certificate
G. w.,h;,vton Friday. When his
80, g.. nsr,rrv Is 10 come off we are not adj
- oss.;.I rs,urns are all in from the sth
D;s,r;ct and are as follows: Smith, ooz5;
~, aoqe. I,eftwieh. 65e3. Smiths friends
.,r;rr hard 70 have Tjpton and Fayette
-. a., hut Sneaker Richards and Senator
~, rrots.t AGAINST II on the ground that the
49,. 70. fair
Ths Kin granting bounties to Federal soldiers
from Tennessee has been voted down. 1t in
roIvsd a very large appropriation. The bill to
go ,hs ;,on-clad oath on teachers was also
.sh,.a
tn s,,;fs in Panama has ended in a victory
49, corrszo. Alyalezo and fifty others were
s;,,.d and many prisoners, with arms and am
,nnri,;on. were captured. The revolutionary
...,. IN Costa Rim has proved success
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Domestic Manufactures.

In response to toast favorable to the
announcement of domestic manufac-
lures, Alderman Moffet made the follow
ing remarks, at dinner given last even
inc to Hon. John W. Leftwieh, at the
Overton House. We give tprominence,
because we think the subject of more
importance than our old business OF
sueculation and swapping jackets, or
even that Of the means of transportation,
antil we have something manufactured
TO transport:
We're II necessary 10 convince you OF
the vast importance Of having manufac'
turies among us, wisdom would have sug-
qested the selection of mQch ADLER ad-
gocale; but. whether or MOTIVE fally ap-
preciate their advantages, the very Sc
lection of such q sentiment for the honor
of a toast shows plainly that we are seek
ing. at least, the right road to prosperity.
We are all too prone to overlook that
which is apparent, in our anxiety to grasp
something farther from our reach, though
often the subject overlooked gould be the
surest and safest way TO obtain our de-
sires. Wealth appears to be the great
object of life; and in our making haste to
De rich, selfishDess dictates the shortest
,rav. and the interests of the community
are sunk in that Of the individual Thus
has il been with US. We have leaned IN
faucied security upon the scanty produce
of the soil-sesuty in comparison with
what Il would be With improved imple-
nents and better systems--and on tins
narrow aud unstable basis placed the
commercial prospects Of the city almost
sgnoripg the presence Of manufacture,
which is the broad and sure foundation
of the two interests we have cultivated.
Rat little reflection is required to see that
a hene6cent Creator never intended the
fertile soil 10 lie falloV and unproductive
vet. what a puDy pigmy agriculture
would be without the aid and comfort
Ehich the skill and industry Of the ar
tisan 90 generously supplies 10 order
chat the face Of nature might bloom ano
blossom as the rose, upon man vas be
slowed the active brain and ready hands
soon manufacture stretched forth ~
,nsgie f;neers. and tickled the bosom o.
,-,osher earth until she laughed ont into
r;ch and glorious harvest, making glad
ne heart Of the farmer as he gazed 1por
The reward Of bic labor IN . well nilec
baruysrd. Not couient vita Ass,snnl
rim 10 abundance. again The uecne9i,e
soes 10 work. and in supplying MIN viii
-. vehicle 70 convey bis surplus 70 mar,
- opeos M the way Tor the conmercial
-sSsemep. Who are seldom sloH 10 en-
6rscing az opportunity 10 icy % 1eS
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Grants Sword.

The Radical papers are generally
agreed that the military prestige Of Gen.
Grant will have ssIutary effect upon
the South. If they mean by this that the
people Of the South are to be coerced by
the power ofthe sword actively employed,
into q more submissive spirit, they are
possibly correct in their surmise. Force
can do anything; and, since it has kept
ireland and Roland in C state Of military
subsection during many centuries, 1t is
not unlikely that il may be made equally
effective in this country. But is this,
after all, so very salutary
The idea of forcing the Southern peo-
pie to submit to unconstitutional legisla-
tion--to unite them at the point of the
bayonet with a class Of semi-barbarous
negroes--is ahominabls TO every one OF
a sound and virtuous mind. 1t is spe-
cies of despotism that is nameless, on
account Of its unqualified meanness. 1t
is understandable, unphilosophical and
inhuman, even to the negroes them
selves. There is 80 much absurdity on
it's very face that the wonder is how the
people of the North can be deceived by
Il. But deceived they are, and so sweet
is that deception that they are willing
10 psril their own liberties in trying TO
elevate the negro to political power. It
is not to be concealed that much Of this
unnatural attempt upon the liberties Of
the South is q species Of revenge. This
may be sweet 10 the mouth, bit il will
prove to be bitter in the belly. As little
as the masses Of the North suspect it,
they are laying the foundation for the loss
of their liberties. When the sword is the
minister Of tyranny upon part, il will
soon cleave the head Of the whole nation.
IL the liberties Of the South shall be
crushed, the liberties Of the North csnno;
endure. The suoEission OF the Union TO
the arbitrament Of the sword was a fearful
experiment Bat the submission Of the
rights Of the people, as citizens and as
States, to despotism, is the last expert
ment which fanaticsl and corrupt poll.
ticians can make With the pFozd old
republic. It will not only call DOT the
hidden autsgonisms in the bosoms Of the
American people, but It will create new
forces, and direct them against the
genius Of popular government, and the
end may be the loss OF all liberty. = Cour.
| rffr-J onrndl
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MARKETS,

Special to PUBLIC LEDGER, by Southern Pacific
and Atlantic telegraph
New York, December l, 1850 am.
Gold, 1854 Wells, Fargo d Co.'s Ex-
press, 26; American Express Company,
Al; Adams Express Company, 49{i
United States Express Company, At;
Merchants Union Express Company,
lsa; Quicksilver, 23i; Canton, so; Pa
cifc Mail, lls; Western Union Tele-
graph Company. 365; New York Central,
1924; Erie, 39s; Hudson, 18Th; Read
ing, 9Ss; Chicago and Alton, lag I;
Chicago andAlton, preferred,l4 Toledo,
Wabash and Fort Wayne, $50; Toledo,
Wabash and Fort Wayne, preferred, 70;
St. Paul, rot ST. Paul, preferred, 883 +;
Fort WAYNE, Ill; Ohio and Mississippi,
81; Michigan Central, III; Michigar
Southern, SO; Illinois Central, l42s /;
Cleveland and Pittsbsrg, sEt; Cleveland
and Toledo, 100; Rock Island, l0st;
Chicago and Northwestern, 85 Chicago
and Northwestern, preferred, 87i. The
market is rather better in some instances
and steady.
1925 p. m Gold 1855; coupons'Sl, ll4i;
go, III "a, l07t; IS, l07i; 6-20s, new
issue, ll0s; 81, llO3; coupons SO, ll0s;
1910 coupons, l05f. Pacific skies, 98$
Government bonds dpll and rather heavy.
Business light Sterling exchange I'M.
settled at 1904 for siv'y-dsy BILLS Gold
carrying at Eve pv. cent; exports to-
day. $4,000
1880 a.m.-Gold. 1857 Cotton. Up
lands-0 ordinary. 22i; good ordinary, 23s;
low middling, 244; middling. 25ii good
middling, 26. Florida-0rdinary, 22i
good ordinary, 22l low niddling, 24t;
niddlipg, 254 good middling, rs. No
hile-Ordinsry. 22i; good ordinary, 235
low middling, 24a; middling, 253 good
middling, oct. New Orleans and Texas
Ordinary, 22a; good ordinary, 81:
low middling, rs; middliDg, 2Sa; good
middling, 2sl. Eoiders ask an advance,
bat buyers operate sparingly; the market
L hardly opened yet. Sterling is dull at
1921 for sixty bills.
LONDON. December ], ll;l5 an.
s 2Os, 7std; Erie. 2fd; Consols, e4ij; ILL
nois Central. 96d.
LIvEnPOoL, December l, Ills an.
The cotton market opens quiet uplands,
lli@Ilsd; Orleans, llt@llii Ship
ment from Bombsy TO the 18th Of last
month, 100. 900 bales.
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SAN FRANCIsCO.

SAN FaAScisco, December l.-Gran,'s
official majority in California is Eve hun
dred and six
Owing TO informally Of printing the
name of Hoffman, one Of the Republi-
can electors, the Secretary Of State has
refused to certify his election. thus Civ
ing the Democrats an elector. The mat
ter will be submitted to the Supreme
Court Some two million dollars stakes
depend on the decision-the Democrats
claiming the bets drawn unless the cleo
toral vote is unanimous for Grant aud
Colfax
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FOREIGN.

NEW YoRK. December l.-According
to the Obserpator, of Matamoros, OF
November 10, Generals Escobedo and
.Cortena had arrived at Victoria, in
Tamaulipas. One thousand men had
been sent after Rrantes vorgos, whe is
reported to have force of six hundred
men at St. Croix. The Brownsville
story of Gen. Escocedo's defeat at Ali
mitoo is not mentioned in the Matamoros
papers to November 20.
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MARRIED..

GENTRY-BARBIERR-0n Monday. 25sh
inst. At Gr.cs church. By the Rev. DR.. Juny.
Mr.. }. P. Gentry. Of Pnduoah. KY. to Miss
Madslins B.rhisrs, Of MemrA.s.
Hars thss resl. thou art and faire=.;
fars tbss vssi. thou bet and dsaresti
Thins b iIks joy and treasure.
Peace. sujoJnsnt. love add plsssursi
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, December III. M. Bloom
field & Co.'S storage house, on Elm street,
with a vast quantity of grain, burned
last night Loss about $l50,000
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NOTICES.

rrHR PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
/ not 70 trade for note cJecuted ~ ne on
the 18th Of JAY 1857, for i've hundred dollars,
payable on the nth day Of January, le6o, 10
Mr.. Nary A. Whitmore. administrafriK Of W.
Al. Whitmore, a. have good Offsets and De
"s1s- as>'h'' NJ Y. wHrTNnRE.
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no LAWYERS AND MERcHAErsi-A
i fne suburban Residence. Win EAraen,
~ o. arIerfon railroad, within 800 yards Of 9
s-afic-- h ofIered for rent for the coming year.
4 church and ercslls1t nale ae.ee13 y sieht-
9st-' = Desoto Biock.
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sTRAYEn or STOLEN.

cTRAYFD-FR0M 8 MARKET STREET.
~ on tie "a o. NcrembeI. Dark -Bnndle,
e. 49, a ~ Sosd sSs, e. sss rriss az AZ. IN
foFmntiop rsssrtsdhy l7s-fl ?. TITUS.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE. SHELBY COUNTY.
Radcliffe-Trial JanuaryA, 1859. at 10 o'clock
IN THIS CAUSE, 1T APPEARING BY
L affidavit that the defendants are justly in
Of the State, SO that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served on them. and an original
having been levied on their property, It is
therefore ordered that publication be made in
the PUBLIC LEDGER, newspaper published
in the, city of Memphis, for four successive
weeks, commanding the said defendants to
appear before me, or some other. Justice Of
the Peace, at my office. In the Fifth Civil Dis
1869, and make defense to said suit against said
defendants, or it will be proceeded with OK Darte.
JAMES HALL J. p.
1aw7S-104 For Shelby county.
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LOST


+ 0ST.-A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER
IL PUP, answers 70 the name Of Frisk. but
will not easily make friends. Her retarn 10
No. 4s1 Shelby street, or any Information
leading TO her discovery will be literally re-
warded.
n OST-THREE STRINGS OF CAkNATE
IL BEADS, with Gold Clasp-used as Neck
lace. Is Reward will be paid for delivery OF
same At 245 Poplar street. 50
T OsT-ABbACK MEM0RAN DUN BOOK
Il ! containing some valuable papers which are
Of no uss 10 any one bnt tie owner A reason
able reward will be pad for its delivery TO the
Planter Insurance Office. The book was Loaf
on the evening Of the I'd. at the depot Of the
S. BEN. PHEL0N.
II OST-A POcKBT-B00K, CONTAINING
between Seventy and Eighty pollan I'm
Freeubacksl and several orders and recoipu.
Ten DallsE reward viii be paid for re return
to JOICES Stable. Adams street.
- O. NJ. NELLY.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-THE sToREHoUsE AT 23O
B0NHAM d CO..
TIT At 29O Trent street.
NOR RENT HOUSE ON CLAY, NEAR
L Hernando street. containing five rooms.
Apply to l55 Beal street. so
NOR RENT-25 ACRES GOOD GARDEN
II Land, on New Raleigh road. ~ miles from
Apply to cHls. b. DoRioN. JR.. sCl Front
street, Mosby and Hunt block. up stairs. so
EOR SALE AND RENT..-FOR SALE, A
L neat and new cottage residence near ellis
station. two and one-halt miles out on Mem
next year, good farm three miles below Hope
field, on Mississippi river. with dwelling. gin
house, press. necessary out houses, and over 100
acres Of open land. For terms and particulars
NOR RENT-A LARGE AND ELEGANT
{ Residence, with all necessary outhouses
fruit trees, eisterns and two acres Of richest
garden land. Possession from first Of January
next. Located within twelve minutes ride Of
Court Square. Applyto mn ,,,nrnn
est 81 South Court street.
TyOR REMIT WISH TO LEASE OR
II rent, for a term of years. my large Black
smith and Wagon Shop 2Se I pesStc strSsta
NOR KENT-TWO COMFORTABLETW TWO
n a
each, on Main street EXTENDED, and near street
cars; rent very low. Apply to A. A. BUR-
Lesson, at the Office of
PARTEE, MoGEHEE & BURLEsoN.
62-f No. 1872 Front street.
nor RENT-STOREHOUs Ne. $50 FRONT
l. street. Inquire on premises. 6l-t
NOR REMIT WISH TO RENT MY
il Farm, situated six miles southwest Of
Holly Springs. Miss, containing $50 acres OF
fine land-20o under cultivation, with house.
gin and press. stables. cribs, and All necessary
outhouses in one Of the best neighborhoods in
Marshall county. Also. the stock and corn on
the place are for sale, on reasonable terms.
Possession given Christmas. o..
EOR RENT.-A RESIDENCE ON KERN
stables. and other out buildings. and good cis'
tern and well, with five acres OF ground. AJso,
| two residences on Union street one cs six
| rooms and one Of eight rooms. Apply to MI
NOR MERRIWEfHEh, at No. IS Union
| street. 6S-t
C0R RENT-A GOOD DWELLING, CON-
Il tanning six rooms, kitchen. servants house.
smoke house and stable. with five acres Of rich
land. suitable for garden purposes. situated one
and a half miles from Court Square, near the
| State Line Plank raad. and adjoining w. J.
Mhoon's. Price. 5000 year.. Apply to-
J. H. BRINKLEY.
| h 38 Madison street.
NOR RENTAL RIDGEwAY STATION,
Il Two Cottage residences. u complete =, order.
| from the city. A good school for girls % the
place. Care each way. at pleasure. Agnly 10
sat- Office IS. ever SO4 Front st.
| NOR RENTS ACRES OF WELL I'M
| II proved and inclesed land. in Fort Picker
ing. suitable for garden purposes; hPplvto
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-01
N &c z .
Memphis. November 2s. 1858.
Attachment Notice.

In retiring from said firms respectfully re-
commend them to the patronage Of my friends.
T7.In2 q MATTHEW'S