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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

wAsuIsGrOs, May 10, ISIS.
On the petition Of ABsER wuiTgLgr, Of Spring
field, Ohio, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him the 22d day Of August, 1854, and
reissued tho sth day Of January, 1876, for an I'M
proycment In Track Clearers TO Grass Harvcsters,
Tor sven years from the expiration q said patent.
Is ordered that the said petiton DO heard ut tho
Patent once on MONDAY, The 10th day Of August
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale in the Patent olco their obiections specially
set forth In writing, At least toey days before the
day OF hearing all stnony hled BY either party,
to be used a. tho said hearing, must be taken aud
trnnsmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Ofleo, which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, rolled upon as testi
mony must be filed In the office ftcentU days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments. II any, within
ten days aftor nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the RBPpBLIc1S and IntsNi1sncer, WAshnEton.D d.
O.. and In the EueninD Chronicle, Cincinnati Ohio,
once week for three successive weeks the FIRST
ylous to the day OF hearing. A. N. STOUT,
myS-Tu8 Acting COMMISSIONS Of Patents,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ usIrEp,sTATBs PArEST oPHicEl,


On the petition 81 HORACE ", PGAsLRR, Of Nal.
dan Bridge, n ", praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him the AID day Of January, 1866,
Rntedated September eth, 1851, rolssued January
9Th, 1850, and again ressued March 10Th, 1887, for
an Improvement in MACHINES for Washing Paper
Stock, for seven years from the expiration OF said
patent, which takes place on tho 9th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1855
Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent Ohlce on MONDAY, tho Slst day OF August
ncxt at u clock IN. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to bo granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
slu IN the Patent Olice their objections. specially
set forth In writing, ut least tLoenty days before
tho day OF hearings all testimony hlCd by either
party, to DO used athe said hearing, must DO taken
and transmitted In accordance with tho rules OF the
office, which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi
mOny, must be nled IN the Ice toeHty days bUfOre
the day VI hearingi tho arguments. II any, within
ten days after filing tho testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the RgPUBLIcAS and the IntallfptncfF, Washing
ton, ID. O.. and In the Atlas, Now York, N
" once Iwogk for three successive wocksi tho
hT Of said publications to be at least sixty days
previous 10 the day Of hearing.
leA-ThD Acting COmmi sal mr. n pnleuta
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i..Tha Acting cOmml:SsilOaac;rS Of fsttl
ngPARTMRET'oF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsITRD STATES PATENT OPPICB,

. .WAsHlsurONI July ~, lsS
York, n. y, executor OF tho estate OF Victor DeRu
mont, deceased, praying for tho extension Of q
patent granted to the said Victor Beaumont, the Sd
day Of October, 1854, for an Improvement In Steam
Gauge, for seven years from the expiration OF said
patent, which takes place GU the Sd day Of October
1885,
II Is ordered that the said petition be hoard at tho
Patent once on MONDAY. the lith day Of seplem-
Der next, at u o'clock, m and all Persons arc nUIl
hed 10 appear aud show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought mot 10 DO granted,
Persons opposing the a 10 req uiTod 10 file
IN the Patent once their objections, specially set
forth In writing vt least tBsniU days before the day
ofhgATingi all lygtimsny lcd bY either party 10 be
used At the said hearing, must 10 taken and trans
United IN AeeoTdalce with tho rules OF tho ollec,
which Will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other pagers, relied upon us ties
Nmony, must be hlGd In tho office tiDtHtD days be-
Tore iheday OF hearing the arguments, any, within
ten days after hllng the testimony,
Ordered. also, that this notice 10 published In tho
kBPgBLIoAs and the Latsiii0elcsT, Wsshiu gtOn,
ID, Z, and in tho Atids, New York, N y, once a
week for three successive weeksi tile hTat VI said
sS9GTISttSR. to beat least sixty the
jys'wSw Acting Commissioner Of Patenis
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFPicr.

~ UNITED STATES PATEST OFFICE,
wAsHINGrON. July %. 1865
On tho petition Of JOINS Q. SCHooLgY, OF Cinoin-
natl, Ohio, praying for the extension OF n patent
granted to him tho 18th day Of March, 1875, for an
Improvement In Process Of Curing Meats, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
isordsrcd that the SAID petition DO heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, tho 2sth day OF Docem-
bsI next at IL clock IN and all persOns are not
agd to appear and show cause, II any they have.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle IN the Patent 0hlee their objections, specially
set forth Ia writing, at least tD,ntg days before
tho day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used At the said must be taken
aud transmitted In accordance with tho rules Of tho
Othce, which will be furnished on application,
DISPOSITIONS aud other papers, relied upon AZ tes-
tim1ny, must be filed Ia The office tl0GatU days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
with II ten days after ling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
RgrgDLiCAs and tho TnteNigeHcsr, Washing tOn,
d. c., and in tho Chronicle, Cincinnati, Ohio,
once week for three successive weeks the first oil
said publications 70 DO at least sixty days prey ious
to the day Of hearing. ELISHA fOOTE,
iyNl. rh1t CnInmissionar AZ patnnla
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NEW MERCHANTS LINZ OF STEAMERS.

,oBYG; KRNISsEET.y
win ran regularly during the winter months be;
GsorEetown, as follows: Leave New York, from
Pier b. Eas River, a the foot q Roswell. street.
WHAT fost u High street. s,.ry Thsrsdsy, and
Alexandria every Friday. Z, lam. For freight OF
81 New Ysrf avenue and Seventeenth street, DO.
isSE sssi.tT pspaf'TIeWay THOMPSON. President.
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PHILADELRHIA,, wIIMEgT9N. AND BAL.

TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 18th, 1890.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila
delphia as follows:
m, EIpressi s6op. m, Express, and IL 90 p. m.
rSSyS w sE E5sr Si Ra,PSs; a
Leave Baltimore !. Is a. m, Way Nails % IA. m
Express III p m, Express; oS p. M, tx
't'''' 'D p suNbH sSYs'T TRAIN.
Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and washinEtoi
Leave Bai,I ano l & PiiladslpAis sSpn.
LsS0 ~ FSN EEGEf
1867 rEsssr fGEfsf ROUTE 1867
~ The S wHsr. sPRiNa I scHsbuGE.p S'Orh
On and after MAY 2ith, 1867, trains will run Al
follows:
Washington 7$Sm. Baltimore lsISp,n
THE GREAT DoUBLE.TRACK ROUTE,
day and night Cars, with modern improy ements, ant
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST,
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore hay,
i bsfSTs ana no FERkIR 'hAPs'' In
Tickets by this route can be procured st n,
HSs who're lGa IsnSs nor
nation will be given at all times,
Passengers procuring tickets at this once, can
j. sfs5E G
Corner Sixth st. and %, Penn lave syenSSe;c
deS-lv Baltimore. Nd.
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GRANT AND COLPAN-THEIR LETTERS or Ac-
CEPrAScE-THE PLATFORM ENDORSED.
The following are the letters OF General Grant
aud Hon Schuyler Colf0X, accepting the nOuii.
nation for the Presidency aud Vice Presidency
Of the United States by the Republican Ma
uoual Convention;
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 20, 1868.
Gen. JOJph X HaleIey, President National
Union RPWbiie9H COmHiiitss-In formally
accepting tho nomination of the National
union Republican Convention, of tho 2lst of
May instant, it seems proper that some state.
ment Of views beyond the mere acceptance Of
the nomination should be expressed.
The proceedings Of tho Convention wero
marked with wisdom, moderation and patFi.
otism, and believe express the feelings ofthe
great mass Of those who sustained the country
through its recent trials. endorse their re.
don't OF the United States, IL will DO my en-.
doavOr to administer all tho laws in good faith,
With economy, and with the view Of giving
peace, quiet and protection everywhere. In
times like the present It is impossible, or, at
least, cminontly improper, to lay down u poll
cy to be adhered to, right or wrong, through
an administration Of four years, Now politi.
cal Issues, not !oreseen, are constantly Grisingi
the views Of the public on old ones arc con.
stantly changing, and purely administrative
Officer should always be left free to execute
the will Of the people. always have respected
that will, and always shall
Peace and universal prosperity, its sequence,
with economy of administration, will tighten
the burden Of taxation, white II constantly
reduces the national debt. Let US have peace
With great respect, your obedlent servant,
U. S. GRANT.
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W ASulNulOh, may oO.
Hon. !. Il. Hawi,y, PreSidcm National
Union Rp"6hcam Coavsniion-DEAR Sin.
The platform adopted Oy the patriotic conyen-
ton over which you presided, and the 70, r'u.
lions which 50 happily supplement IT, i1 ei.
tirely agree with my views Us to just national
policy, that my thanks are duo to the dele.
gates, as much for this clear and auspIcious
declaration Of principles as for the nomination
with which have been hOnOred, and which |
gratefully accept
Whom great rebellion which imperilod the
national existence was at last overthrow,
the duty Of all others deyOlving on those en-.
trusted with the responsibilities Of legislation
evidently was TO require that the reyolted
States should he re.admittod to participation
In the Government against which they had
warred only on such basis uB to increase and
fortify not TO weaken ortndanger the strength
Of the nation.
Certainly no one ought to have claimed that
they should be Io-admitIed under such rule
that their organization as States could ever
again be used. as at the opening Of tho war,
to defy tho national authority, or to destroy
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USiTRp STATES PATEsT OFFICE.

WAsHIsGTOE, May II, 1905,
On tho petition OF JOSHUA GIBBS, Of Canton,
to him the 18th day o. August, 1884, Tor an improve.
Hon .aa Psss Which taxes pisso aS tx i56
day q A1sntt, is6s:
Patent @ 4 aSSrS 81 ja sES
next, at 70 clock, m and all persons are notified
said petition ought not TO be granted, =,
Persons Opposing The eTtension are REQUIRED 70 Me
rt6 Ia willing, at least thSS day Iy
q hearing; all tcHlmony nlcd BY either party, 10
lltyci in ssSSTiSnsS win The rules Of iGs "iiSS,
| which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon test
mony, must be led in the office fl0sHtV days before
nc gay q hesaTins the arEamsnt"' II "ny' within
BtFg. sSa il %i I'd w. ,a SEd nsss
week Tor three successive works. tho hrst Of said
SS " Sss be sixty Sai 'SfdGF to tho
nyisMs Acting COmmissioHcr o. P.''Sars
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
~ USiTEp srATEs PATESr OpFICr,
On tho petition Of BiRroS ii. JhsEs. u Brido-.
AZ Il hS{sg tSr tho TT5s sIso rSG!
cEPifsoS q PSIsa Which taESs pIado 'S ON he
ii Is ordered taa! Inc said petition DO heard at the
PS4ent oMeg, on Monday tho ,l2th day Of October
to sprcar and show cause. Il any they have. Why
saId I.',Ition ought not to be granted.
die, In tho Patent OnGn, their Oblectlons specially
set forth IN writing, at least fentY days before tho
day Of heagngI all testimony filed by either party,
| to DO used ut the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted III accordance with the rules OF the Of
| dec, which III BIO furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papGTs relied upon Rs tes
timony, must ~ Rlcd In tho once t0CHtD days be
| fore tho day vi hoRTingi the arguments. II any
| With tee days after hling tho testimony,
Ordered, also, thSt his notice be pu6Shpd In til,
REprBLICAs and the Inttiligencer, Wellington
b, g.. aud In tho Hraid, philadelphia, Ia. Ung'
EwCek for three guecssriyo weeks the first Of sale
publications TO be ut IL asst sixty Gays preyi0ns Il
| the day Of hearing. ELISHA FOOTE,
jy90'ThSt Commissioner Of Patents,
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PROPOSALS.
Army BuILpIxo, }

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-07
Hnrrnnhir.d Tennessee.

"The Rebel l-Demncratic-Jacoblu con-
yention appointed Emerson Eiheridge
and George w. Jones electors Tor The
state at large. Ethsridge came within
81 OOO votes Of carrying the State last
August"
We clip the above from the Chronicte.
The better portion Of the Radical press
condemned the admission OF tennessee,
hecanse Of the shameful prescription oil
baif of the white people OF the Stale.
Tho government OF the State is negro,
and the Radical party there is negro
party. Unless there is a change IN the
present stains, negroes viii soon take
possession Of the State government, and
certify up hither negroes as Senator's,
Congressmen, and electors ~ need
hardly be added that Mr.. htheridee nas
ever been a Union man. -NdfioAss ~
feHigeRccr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-07
Arrest of a Murderer.

Our readers will remember that about
week since, q negro murdered TWO
white men, brothers, in Wilcox county,
and that reward OF two hundred dol
lars was offered for the arrest OF the
murderer. A diligent search was made
for him. and he was arrested in Bullock
county few days after by fourteen ne
groes, who, in order to make the arrest,
had to shoot him six times, none OF the
wounds being of serious character. Yes.
terday evening the fourteen men, armed
with muskets, having in charge the
prisoner, arrived by the Central train'
and carried the prisoner, still bleeding
from his wounds, to prison.-SaUdnnah
Georqia) Neps. .gT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-07

A. J. Jamison, the Radical candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, viii, ere lOsg,
take up his residence in Jackson, but not
in the capitol. He will be lodged in
more natural and congenial quarters in
the penitentiary, for charges. which can
no, be refuted or warded of, have just
been preferred against him in Chicka-
saw. Tor grand larceny. In less than Q
YEAR We expect 10 see the whole Radical
Slate ticket in the ehain-gang. for their
many sins viii ee.fsinlv bring them TO
indgment-Aberdesn { Mss } ExamiHer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-07
sF. TUESDAY EVENING. july 7. 1868.
A Few slicss from Oyer the River. or
what Cana OFF In Arkansas.


DsAR LEDGER; Your friends in the
northwest corner Of Crittenden are
anxious TO see themselves Sin print"
rot in calico, for that is all the RAIDS will
let them wear, but in the columns of your
evening edition." an issue which shall
be current with them, IL they have TO
send you "club" cut by tooth
pick of their appreciation from the
"back ground" Of the big river that
divides us that is, il the " fourth Of July
gentlemen" now at New York, shuttle
the old duck from Congo dirt, and deal
a good hand, ii will be played BY them,
"you bet" or their names can never
have q credit on your LEDGER. 'Tis
true, they live in a lodge" not Ham
ilton," but one made by Almighty
hands-a Forest lodge" with 7y-
lers like yourself - Natures masons
who have always worked on the
square. Democracy ID the pass
word; no black sheep in the fold,
and had the angel Of peace arrived with
the amnesty on the grounds, wool
would have went up; even if sugar
coated" or sprinkled, for with O heat,
bordering to the melting mood, tin boots
and wild turkey tail fans could not coun-
teract 1t was only equal to the order of
Democracy present Dead Timber Lake
was the scene of festivity--a nice rus
tic banquet-in charge ofJohn W. Lloyd,
the "big bar hunter of the West" and
his neighbors, Calvert, Wright x Co. |
will not tax you with details. The
meeting, no celebration for the fate OF
Vicksburg, country and its rights-Ar'
kansas, freedom-loving Arkansas,
cant do it, even under the auspices Of
her Clayton, who they don't know il
Governor, nor don't wantto The dance
opened to the tune Of the Arkansas
Traveller" and with vim equal to the
DAYS of old Col. Faulkner. We could
give the Colonel complimentary, by
way Of Little Rock, but he has one Of
his own. That fiddle played to their
hearts content, and pedal extremities
were made to keep time the balance
Of the tune through the long hours.
Among the reel. footed in the reel we no.
tice J. C. Edwards and G. L. Elliott
boys who wore the gray with Stone
WALL and our Bedford Forrest in hun
dred dances, when shell and canister
"changed partners +" and mimic balls
were their music. The boys were ON a
hunt, knowing all the dears would be
there. A Miss R-ds, from lick neal
Marion, was most "deerly priced" and
took with her on return, doubtless, the
"deuce of hearts" The other bellies
were all admired, and in the rustic pic.
ture" should have place if my pen
knew them.
On Ffenchman's bayou, at Walnut
grove, ballot of two hundred dem. y
tickets had a big to do. DR.. Felix Grnndy
McGavock was to have been the orator
of the day, but did not appear on account
of death in his family. They had
huge dinner, and lots of all that is goot
that ever found its way to a frst-clas'
basket gathering in the nest wood o.
your many good wishers, who would have
given you awelcome, honest hands, goot
B. B. B.,la swine chop, and bayor
trout" as a settler.
Yours over the river, for fact,
WurTsToyE. In
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-07
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-07
Succeeded at Last.

A Mississippi paper says, one day dur
ing the war General Mcdowell was anx-
ious to remove Gov Humphrey, who
then commanded few Mississippi boys
at Winchester, Virginia, hut he difn do
it. The desire of the Generals heart
was gratified last week, and Humphrey
was removed. Somuch for years of per-
severance. The work was not accom-.
plished, however, until the Mississippi
boys had laid down their arms and
taken to their plows - Columbus Son
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-07

I Dslow our rsadsrs ,sin fada ,siiabis dirse-
torn of commercial and profesHosaf fras 81 hs
Gin, whieh ,siR BE- valuabis for present aud Ja-
f,re reference.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-07

CONrEgTIkEEES.
podesta n Cazassa, 252 I1ns cor n Court.
tueust Berton, Poplar d Fourth. .,r.
COMMISSION slaRCIIANTS.
VIM. Il. Ycatman. Prd1rc, Flour Canned
Goods Tobacco. etc., III nroc;
Black, Camron * Co.. 2Pfront, Produce.
DIsPENS3ARY.
DIR. ]. B. RusselPs. 40 ~ North Court.
DENTIH.
DR.. J. c. Harris. 2l7 Sc N.
DOTY,S wAsHINHIACHINES.
Wheeler. Pickens Il Co. & Main.
IT. @. sieever. corner Sc b and Madison.
". " p. ciray, SO Adams.
Morrison & Ellis la2 Mah
Rober, Batter, DC Maip&
i. b. WATSON. also pentu 3lS Main.
Sgs. Theo' " Hoerner, % a aIso chcht. Sc Besl.
TNF DRY GOtNs.
Southern Palace Howell Yood * Co.. S'z
" Wells Wells Il Coll, s67 Main. l
FORTUNE TIU.ER.
Madam Anna. GS Gnyoso.
FURNITURE ANnNKrEiS.
Amos, Bea.tie a Jones. MAN, dayoso
Block. r,yorrpk
Lytle 4 McElrce, i4l and Poplar.
Page 4 Co., 1S9 Poplar.
GROCERS AND COTTN FACFoRS.
Toof, Phillips Il Co.. 266 FEt; wholesale.
M. Il. Garvin x Co., 226 am u Second.
UAIR-DRESSING LLOONS.
The Garibeldi, 81 Jehers4 ?. lngigniri'
Proprietor; Joseph Lipari: HPman.
II. @. Hampe, Overton Hote
HARDWAR3
a,I;sor Rrotbers. 270 FrontI
Orgill Bros. q Co., BIZ Frorf
n. Brnnnon, Stoves. 2ss fron
McCombs & Co.. S221l and Main.
MAITEKs
Francisco ~ Wisgln iashipio,e n natters'
Furriers and leaders OF iaSn,op.y Mn,n' n,ra No
wheaton 1oSst,r M S%., nn,si rInsi oaP't'u
HIDES AND LEApIER; ,u
Phl,ler So;. AJsols also Sioe e nil Ines Adams,
Schleiper N eo'' u'so onuo 'sa''
HOTELS ~, An,
Commercial Jeherson'cor ph'' M h''e"'
Proprictor: On a., TT lr;.,, uo;oht
,. Tentra. i.or pr,,rs 20 n'"u''
rat.orson cnnkxy.rru
I'VE ChEn IN a,s NJ, ~ fsnnroa -
IL. rocco oo.. o,' " .,", ~1C.,
INSIHANCM S o,. 40
st. Leuis Mutuh' hi'o' "oI"rh" o'''
Madison. = 10 NTH ~, Mar
Hernando lns. M;,;a Viii ~ pTdent ~ ~
seSre.ahrywu sMh wS:,srr o. n Mutual LiieT s. Chaplin
Nor," Nssif oS n. -,
o,nto me hErn.' +. Trooh agent Unitodstatcs Fire
and Marine. 27e% Main, up stairs.
Moore & West, Agetns Rtna Ne, Georgia
Home and State, AZ Madison.
Carolina Life Ins. Co.. 2lg Nln; M. j..
Wicks. Prcs't: W. II. Boyle. Secr res
Vredenburgh b Sylvester, 22 Mpison.
Desoto Ins. and Trust Co az Npison; ~.
Lonsdaie, Sec'y; "; M. rarrins M,nn'san rLrs ',
II. a; jhttleton 70, nonv mrenuy Sind;oom
repd reopd,e rorncntcr ogonts Cdp' Mutual
r;9a az Madison. III - III }
""'' = JEWELLERS.
,,pppr,,s N pVR nit CO.
M N III ~ 80, q crr,,no ,rwr,te
hASueys0M; e7s Main street
ppr,r MFDALSi sCiiOOL MEDALSl
SocIETY BADGFS, ETC., Inde to
order on short notiees
Pooley, Barnum Co., cor. Mapand court
JUSTICES OF THE IN. CE.
Michael Foley, 1874 Main. up stab.
Walter Stanley, corner Third anehiii.
Patrick Sherry. Adams. up s'ap.
JOB PRINTING!
LIlUOR DEALERS.
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH,ETC.
I'll, LIVERY y .5.Ss STABLES
C. rof II eeP's Brsaekeit { Co., sSi and S25 scond.
ss Jefferson @ { St. marlet-tho best oi'li kinds
Vance 4 Co, wholesale, 96i Main. ~"
MEMPHIS STEAM DYEIIG.
1.A Hollenherg & Co.. 2l2 Beai ari 2'o soc'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-07

ONAND AFTER July lsr. UNTIL FUR
" iher notice. visitors 70 the varions ha'er
ing Places on the line OF tho
Memphis and charleston Railroad.
will be carried AZ HALF fARb. lrka sriinss.
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