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CHAPTER 1879.

An ACT TO Legalize the Nctarial acts Of certain
Nstsries Public Of Paik County
SEE. /. BE Il enacted by TIE Gensraf As@essbl,
Of fae sate Fl f4ea That all the Notariai acts al
Charles j. Mckay, notary public in and for
Polk County, done certified on Subsequent 10
the ninth day of August A. b., 1867, and prior
to the 29th day Of December, A. b., 1867 shail be
and the same hereby legalized and made valid
with the same force and effect as il his noiarial
commission had been duly recorded at the reaor-
der'= flee OF Polk County on the day eli the sig,
nature ofthe same by the GoFerrsx
SEC. 2. All he netariai acts Of Il. j. Ingersoll
o rotary pubic of Polk County FdSne or certified
By him IN or Subsequent TO the 23d day Of JAM
AIRY, A. D. 1865. asd prior 10 the 10th day Of sarcb
a. D 1868 shall he and the same is hereby le-
gazed and made vsil with the came force and
effect as il his nstarial commission had eonlinu-
ed in force until the dsts last mentioned
SEQ. 4. All the nofariai acts OF W s Pritehard.
q notary public Of Polk County, done or certife I
BY Lin on or subsequent 10 the 10Th dav of Janua-
-. A. D.. 1858. aud prior 70 the 10th Of xareb. A
b, 1868, shall be and the same are hereby legal
lied and made valid. with the same force ard ef
feet "a if his netarial commission had continue
in force until the t1ate Inst mentioned
Sec 2 This act shall take effeo. On and after
Its publication in tbs fsea issafs Register and
iotea Ese',fsg Atefrsasen. newspapers Published
in pes Names I5wa: frorifed that such publ
estion shan be without expense to the Stata.
Approved April I, 1865.
STATE OF IOWA,
Gtflee Of Secretary Of State,
Dies Moinss, May !, 1865.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct
cory ef he ginal ron rev on fIe in this Office
En WgIaar see'y OF State
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J II &aa.a Ca8c4sa. hfna,y 18th 1858.
LaAA e.s Ess Frsxlient Hsaasaslek Insurance q
=. l@ts We hsEety to son AID ysnr csnTa-
Il u; Era.efa knees led gnsDt FOR prompt
osy A., @sras settlement q the iess by nv un6er
the sttiv S3k5 feg 0. & 5oe Your action In
oenusa II claim entities yen to he fullest
So. c., ant We chserfaill commend the Company to
lie sorshy Of All praise VIZ ara infn,ra 90 that
yeur Gusuis~ny one Of the itistfntisrs OF
ffsfs. and such r~romru nd % the pabbc aud
our 1etds thIcus haut fhs Dorthvssf and
guest y9u rss OF Cur Esmes calculated to
Nd 10 the pr-rrucn ii busines- To Asepts.
irssses P4Itef Indebted for their sttsnti1a
in set Ing cur claim thi- norning.
m.sa II, BtRsnA.s 4 VAN scHAAc
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Che Gate Qltp
LAWS OF IOWA.
Puhlished by AutAsraty.


CHAPTER AZ.
AN ACT Fixing the time OF holding Courts In the
Second Judicial District
SrrrIox l. Be II enacted by tie GeseyuE A !
semIfy u thr sSfafe Of faacu, Thaf the district
courts within and for The oeunties conpcs nc liz
second judicial district Of the state shaiI be held
II the time and places following
At heosauqua, in Van Buren, county, on the
second Monday Of January and third Monday
in August, in each rear.
Al OTTAWA, in Napellc county, on the second
Monday after the second Monday of January. and
on the second Monday after the third Monday Of
August, in each year.
At tertery.lle, in Appanoose county on tie
FIRST Monday of March and October, in each
year.
At Corydon, in Wayne county, on the third
Monday Of march and October, in ssch year.
A. Charlton, in Lucas county, the second
Konday after the third Monday Of march and Dc.
tober, in each year.
At Abba, in monroe county, on the fourth son-
day after the third Monday of march and October,
in each year.
At bloomfield, in Davi. county, on the fourth
Monday Of NAY, and on the sixth Monday after the
third Monday Of October, in each year.
SEC. 2. Pforided, that the first term Of said
courts held in the rear 1865 shah be held al the
times now provided by Law therefor.
Approved March "a, 1858.
An ACT Fixing the Time Of Kidding District
Courts in Pottawattnmie county, in the Third
Judicial District.
sxcrIox /. be IL enacted BY the General Assens-
by of sAs sfnte Of Ieea. That the district courts
within and fer the county of Pottsvastamie, In the
third judicial district of this State shall hereafter
be beid AT Council Bluffs, in the county of Potta-
~attamie, On the first Tuesday Of June and De-
eeusber Of each year.
SEC 2. All writE, processes, and proceedings
pending in said court and rrturnable at the terms
nov fixed by law, shall be deemed pending and
Eetgrnabe At the serns as fixed by this aot
Sac 3. This act being deemed of immediate i'm
poTtance Is he General Assembly shall take effect
and be in fierce from and after its publication in the
Ccnasl Bluffs Bag'e and Council Bluffs Noaparest
arg thing IN the laws Of this State to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Approved March 10, 1865.
! certify that the foregoing act IVES Published
ia The CouEeil Bluff Bugir Nareh 10, 1855, and
IN tbs Council Bluffs 4yoapareiE sareh Is, 1868.
In WRIGHT, secy Of State
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

SEWING MACHINES. by calling at 256
Second street, will be seen the very best
sewing machine, made by Wheeler 4
Wilson. The great convenience and sim.
plicity of this laborsaving machine
recommends it to every one, and is known
to not few of our ladies. The valuable
improvements made on this machine
have brought its utility to almost perfec-
ton. 1t is cheap and light, and no lady
should be without one Every husband
who would preserve the health aud beauty
of his wife should see that she is provided
with one Of Wheeler & Wilson's sewing
machines. tnela lEs 81
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Bur Coon 0sr on Noxr-Many abb
soluiely worthless sewing machines are
now before the public, to purchase Which
would rresult N noughi but dissppoins'
neut and vexatIon % The owuers Aeheap
sewing machine generally proves 9 dear
bargain. Grover a Bakers have stood
the ties, for many years; thousands are
IN use ia The vicinity, and but one opin-
ion prevails ssto their worth, the ad-
vantsges they possess for embroidsrins,
braiding, hsmming, etc, and their Won
derfuI simplicity renders them the best
in use. Memphis offica-325 Main ct. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

II will be seen BY the card Of Messrs
Kenny & Littl,john, elsewhere, that Mr..
Litilsjohn has associated himself with
Mr.. Kenny, in carrying on the real estate
and general agency business. They will
be found at the old Office of Kenny &
Porter, in Kit Williamssblock, corner Of
Second and Madison streets. These
gentlemen are favorably known to the
community of Memphis. Mr. Littlejohn
is one of the old and highly respected
citizens Of this place, and it WILDE graft
flying to his numerous friends to know
that he has associated himself 10 the
real estate business. The firm will no
doubt receive, and deserves q large
amount of patronage from our people.
We wish successful the new firm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

TEE CHAxPIossHlr RsGArrA.-The
regatialat Mound City on Saturday next
is being looked forward to with much
interest and many anticipations of rare
sport by those aqustically disposed.
The race will be between the gigs Ivan.
hoe, of the Memphis Club, and the Min
nehaha, Of the Essex Club. Tugs, sfford-
ing ample accommodations for those
wishing to visit the Mound, will leave the
Star Wharf at two and four o'clock p. IN.
on the day Of the race. Fare for the
round trip win be City cents. Inaddition
70 the gig race q single scull match will
probably also come of between two mem
bers Of the respective clubs. g q
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LOCALS IN BRIEF.

- Nine cases were tried in police
court this morning. = 10y :. az,
The profoundest quiet psrvadsd,
police circles this morning.
Seven arrests were effected BY the
police Of the lower district yesterday.
~ Aid. Passmore, in lieu ofresignipg,
will demand an official investigation of
his acts. az
The Sons Of Temperance picnic has
been postponed to gTuesday,sths 22d
instant "a
"A grand Democratic barbecue and
mass meeting comes Of At Buntyn on
Saturday next. .ssl
Pipes Of every variety and price, at
Kaufman 3 Bros, corner Of Second and
Jefferson streets. 700
The St. George and st. Andrews
picnic ia in progress ~ the Ford place,
in Chelsea, to-day. eoH
Good hats cheap. w heaton& Co :,
100 Main street, have splendid stock Of
ell the new fall style hats. 100 10
Last night is said to have been the
coolest, in September, that has occurred
for many years in this latitude. a
The case Of DR.. Clayton, charged
with poisoning patient, has been con-
tinued until tomorrow at 2 o'clock. y, +
TO day being Rash Ashanab, or the
Jewish New Year, is being generally OBJ
served BY the Israeli,es Of the city, by
q suspension of business.
We are indebted to Church & Co.,
Main street, for a bottle Of the celebrated
violet commercial writing fluid, Of which
they are the Memphis agents. I q Pr
Walking costumes have undergone
ss sudden q change sasl the weather
Overcoats, shswls and furs were brought
into requisition this morning. "a
Colonel A, M. Douglas and Captain
James Baohman address the Young
Mems Independent Seymour Club, at
Stillman Hall, this evening.
The Irish Literary Association meets
this Thursday evening, at their hall on
Main street, near Adams. at 9, oclock.
Debate on Fenianism continued. .xAa
There were services at both the
Jewish synagogues this morning appro-
| pirate to the day, which is that of Rash
Ashanah, or the Hebrew New Year. Z
The latest New York, Cincinnati,
Chicago, St. Louis and Louisville dailies,
also all the popular periodicals Of the
day, at Joe Locke's, % Jefferson street.
Judge Waldran yesterday granted q
mandamus to A. c. Woodward, proprietor
of the Eldorado keno rooms, restraining
Beaumont and his police from further
interference with his business until the
first of November next. .aat
We are pleased to be able to correct
our statement with regard to disarminR
| the negro mob on the bluff Tuesday night
We have since learned that, in addition
to the ssber mentioned, some dozen OF
more pistols and couple Of shot guns
we're taken from the party So far SC
good. las
We were pleased to meet in the city
this morning, Thomas NJ. Neal, Esq.,. Of
Meals State Gazette. whose visit is ons
of business in connection with bis ster-
ling paper. The Gasette Il Published q,
Dyersburg, in rich and productive sec,
ton Of the State, and Is therefore 9
valuable advertising medium to our
merchants y - - ~ a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

NV CHuRcH-We noticed this morn
ing thirty or more lAborers employed 10
excavsting the 10, on Second street, near
Bssl, which is intended for the site Of
the new Baptist church, and belongs TO
the congregation now occupying the
TAbernAcle- The lot is ninety feet BY
the usual depth, and vas purchased 81 .
cost Of $4,000. We understand the
corber-aOue vii Be laid At an earIy day
by the Masonic fraternity. We are inform
ed also by The srohiisos that vbsu com
plsss TIE church N Be one Of the6ness
10 che soutbsrn States. sui villsdd very
Hsaily 70 he bssp'y II or ely. ,ir
Orr Htrs u.sfs ~ Al 80 Main al 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

FALL AND WHITES STYLEs.-Having
occasion yesterday to visit the house Of
Johnsoa & yance, in the Brinkley
Block, Main street, we we're particularly
impressed with the taste aud elegance
displayed in the manner in which the
the establishment has been fitted up.
The firm are at present opening their
first importation Of falland winter goods,
carefully selected by Mr.. Vance, who is
sdII in New York with view to addi-
tional purchases Those Of our friends
wisbing to be ssitsd win consult their
tastes BY selecting from this stock.
Messra johnson d Vance, themselves
gentlemen Of taste, are prepared TO fur
nish their patrons with the most stylish
Of everything 10 their line. Give them 8
cal. - Il
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" wAsrED.--Ten thousand pounds dried
apples and peaches, for which the high
est market rates viii be paid by s. NJ.
Guest, fernando road, just south Of
South street "a
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The Southern Hotel will be fully
opened to the travelling public on the
18th instant. 1t has just been reftted
and furnished in every department The
proprietor, J. s. Smith, will keep first
class hotel, at rates reduced from 80 to
& per day. The planters patronage Is
particularly solicited. IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

Nrw YonK, Philadelphia, St. Louis
and London styles ELK dress hats, the
best and cheapest, at Wheaton Il Co.'S,
1879 Main street ~
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"a Now Is the time 10 &c, your sewing
machines for fall and winter use. The
Wheeler 4 Wilson machine 10 by far the
best machine In use, and sold at 256
Second street. Terms so easy that the
poor can buy. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

PAscHsIL HoVsE DsAEEe.-Certi6-
Gates in this grand drawing can behad in
Memphis ofMr. Z s Plumfner. 7l2 Front
ct; W. q Psssnorsk Co, 2so Second st /,
sDd q Geo. Psstison 4 Cos bookstore.
sra MAin street. Circulars oon;AlniDg
fsu psrsisuIsrs fa5sishsa o. application
70 ether Of The shove parties llseodt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

FERrrLizERs FERrILizERs 1880 bar
rels of slack Lime for sale cheap.
+ No. 8 Madison street, Memphis.
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To NicoIson Tax.Payers.

TIVE OWNERS OF MANY THOUSAND
ZEE Of rroperfy taxed havine slrefdy OF
s~nised and srrsed on their '. an OF ceiense.
All others Who desire 70 be defended 70 tnsl,
sares can unite With those ALREADY eoE nined
by SIGNING their nsmes aod campDins 49,. -. ~.
fore the Let ofOctober BY calling a. the LEpehh
eGcs between ths hours Of 2 and 10 m -
By srder sf ne Ane.iation.,
~ lfIlI1ea r-r
e. aefa.fr1 o. coIFIaN BOTD,
.HIIrrreor W. L. elkWtHt.
WI. RARRIe.
- Ers'utss oe=-iiis''
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South street.

Best W. R. butter, at j.. Devoto's, cor
ner OF Third and Adams streets. %
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Brsr W.. butter Al socts BY the
pack 20, AZ y. Deyotos, corner Of Third
and Adsns stsss,s "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

To LEr-Two- elegant front rooms, OF
a suit, with board, to unexceptionabl'
parties Apply at ia Court street
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You've MEs's style silk dress hats a
Wheaton q Co.'S, 1879 Main street. L
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Ia TT Druggists and Chemists.
prooriefors. Memrhis. Tenn.

XNATERl wATERl WELL B0RINGi
w Having purchased the right for Ten.
nessee Of Heath q Co.." Patent Well Borer."
to bore wells on the shortest notice. This in
venticu is pronounced BY all practical men who
ave seem 1t. and those who have. used 1t. as
unr,valed for the purposes designed. The well
sabce and accident. so neat and durable. thar IL
n ay he located anywhere desired. Wea'e pre-
ared to show specimen wells aud the whole
apparatus to parties string to see them. We
have indisputable testimonials OF the superior
ity and cbeapr ess Of these wells over all others
known. From fftesn to tEenty dollars. per
day can be made By any intelligent working
Eve or six persons wanting wells can buy q
Comfy Right for what well would cost them.
and work it to great profit for others. For
such, opportunities ere ever offered for invest
ing a few hundred dollars TO advantage. Ad-
dress r. FLETCHER 4 CO.,
80 No. 2o6 Second st., Memphis, Tenn.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
ct this Office wua 81 hpIdnEo I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

BAR FIxruREs for sale.
% GEo. W. MILLER, 155 Main street.
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Balls, Parties, Etc.

THE NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURN-
i ished Ball Room and ParIo s, in Cochran's
new building on Main, between wsshipg.on
and Poplar streets, II be rented 10 parties Of
unquesiiop able responsibility. Apply TO l. @.
T0FB on the r-emises Up stairsl. So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

Found IN A Fix "A little boy, the son
Of Mr.. William Powers, while coming Into
town by the new Raleigh road, yesterday
morning. discovered near the plantation
of Mr.. Colbey, negro lying by the road
side, whom at the first glance he took to
be dead. On further examination, how
ever, instead of dead, the fellow turned
out to be exhausted and PROSTATE from
the loss of blood from wound in one of
his legs, which he admitted having re-
ceived the night before while in the act
of stealing roasting ears from cornfeld
hard by. 1t seems that after being shot
the fellow succeeded in reaching the point
on the road at which he was found, when,
from exhaustion aud loss of blood, he
was unable to proceed farther, His
gunpy sack, half filled with roasting ears,
he still had with him. Young Powers,
on ascertsining that the fellow was a
thief, rode on, and on coming into town
reported the matter to the police. .Als
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

CARD.-On the 18th of September, be-
tween twslve and one o'clock am, was
arrested BY Capt. McMath and pstroluen
Orr and Brandy. of the southern police
station, Memphis, on charge of assault
and battery upon negro boy. On COM
| ing to my premises, McMath said il the
door was not opened in one minute he
would kick it down, not giving my wife
time to dress. On arresting me, and on
my way to the station house, the said
Capt McMathp used very abusive lam
gusge &c me--usft to repeat he said
be had a great notion Of shooting me, in.
stead of taking me prisoner, and that be
| would be after me as long as was in
town, aud the best thing / could do was
to leave. it. he said: ~, owe you a
grudge, anyhow" I said at first ! was
not well, and would furnish bonds and o
forfeit instead of going with him, and
be refused to take them. As we were
crossing near the station house he SAID
"If you have got Fifty dollars you can &c
home" I told him did not have any.
During the morning be took ten dollars
from me and turned me out. On the trial
I was 6ned twenty five dollars, and was
treated very meanly after the trial, at the
station house. he refused TO wait five
minutes for bis money, and took me ia
the upper station house, when my wife
was coming with the money. I think
that when prisoners are arrested, they
should be protected by Captains of the
police. instead of being abused by them
when they are going peaceably to the sta.
ton house. his -1A
sN hEg Ae j. @. ID CALSAN.
| mark.
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THE REPORTS FROM HUNDREDS OF
i Druggists, Merchants and Dealers. from va
stating the Medicine is safe, certain aud relia+
lie as substitute for quinine and the poison.
Gus com bounds heretofore generally sold, and
is rapidly supplaating everything Of this class.
Dealers supple on better terms than any
other remedies sfort.
MANsFIELD 4 HIGBEE.
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=. Drs1IsrRY.- B, WATSON, dePtist,
can always be found during office hours
at his new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. sls Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
bis professional services (ouly)a I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

THK MHNrHls AND SELMA RAILRoAp.
The attention Of those Interested 10 the
above project is respectfully called TO the
following notice:
.,,.- So. MEMPHIS, September ". 1858.
The business men and property hold
srs Of this city are hereby notified that
the committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Elder, Gresnlaw, Stratton, J. ]. Murphy
aud Newton Ford. appointed By tho
Chamber Of Commences 10 raise funds for
the preliminary survey Of the Memphis,
Holly Springs aud Selma Railroad, viii
call upon them tomorrow, the 18th, and
it is hoped that liberal response viii be
had to this most important enterprises y
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ALARGE STOCK Or

LARGE STOCK Of
Shelf and Heavy Hardware, NllNu
English and German. single and double-barrel,
Shot Guns,
Half and full-stocked Hunting Rifles.
English aud American Table and Pocket Cut
lery. atttt tA
Cast Iron Pots. Ovens and skillets. II
Rubber Betting. Iron and Steel.
French Window Glass.
cqston and Wool Cards.
Copper Stills. Axes. Rope.
Blaoksmiths' Tools, Builders Hardware. Etc.
.- AGENTS, FOR
The Outlet Steel Brush Cotton Gin. .i'
Tpgersoirs Cotton Press, ,-r.-l
Bradfsrif lCincinnat1 Hour and Corn Mills.
Marvin a CO . Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
7ITT wv II = II 1919
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Varieties Theater,
Cor. Main and washinston SIS. q

SH = Sf HI II si Ssa:ssl.
an MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 5Isr,
~ the above place OF Anu cement will rcoeen
entire new company OF Male and Female Ar
tists Of well-known celebrity, who will appear
every evening in q variety Of SONGS. Duets.
Daaces. Nsgroi:ms. BurIesquss. Fsrcss, ORA ,-
decorated; the stage furnished with 9 set Of
splendid New Scenery, also new and beauti-
full Drop Curtain. BY samuel w, Quick, the
talented Scenic Artist OF the New Memphis
Theater. -
The above Il the only place OF the kind In
Memphis where you can pass q oonvivial even
ing at a smalI expense.
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Choiee Family FIeur, Fresh Me-
and BRAN al lowest market rates.
HiEhslt casA Press p.iafor WHEAT. 1S-s
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, The bar and fixtures for rent at Linde's
Park.l i20Eq gosnI7 % N1 IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

HAYS Coal CoxPASY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weighon
the city scales. Office, 223 Madison ct.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

KNIGHTS intending 10 participate in
the grand tilt. on the oath, will meet at
the Office of J. II. Mcclure, Stillman
Block, to. morrow at 3 o'clock D. N.
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MANTs.

~ 1NTFn A MARRIED GENTLEMAN
w arj = competent Beok-kesper, of this
c,ty. 1ishes to get q sitpation In some sood
bouse. he can give the best city References
Address "-M," care Of IEr GER oiitce.- ~
VTT1NTED--A SMALL PLACE SUIT
wv able for garden. within Jour miies OF
the city. Apply at Commrrclal HoIel: 10
TXTANTED A, PUaCH SER Foh a
,raiIv iocsted. commanding large trade, ana
doing q COOP PAYING BUSINESS; ipgqr,TTee s a.
13-t i nlo Orr iN1.
HT4NTED-AGARDENERA AND A COOK
w for a fmall family, two miles from the
city, man and wife preferred. 5000 references
required. Call at 256 Front street. - 70
YTyANTED--TO EXCHANGE: FQk IN,
and ffieen acres Of land, with good crop on
about seventy acres Of the same. Address . .
FRARTON. OF 276 Front street. y. nv
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FoR SALE.

7SoR sALE.-A PTyE MUCH COW; IN
su;re OF M BUSBY 4 Il TCHbIT. q
20 6geC, " = - -. 7 y ~ 49,:
TS0R sALE-T HAVE TWO CARyERC COT
ton Gin Stands; one sixty. tnso' nG s,ssry
sonr "', w. l. VAN DYKE, Agent
so i7s No 1I5H Real street.
NOR S1TFAND LEASE ELEG ANTRFS-
iidence Lots and Gardens. IN and nssr the
city' low for ash. W. A. wHEAThEfs
73'* NO. o netnen D-yo-
Ts0R SALE. LFaSE OR RENT 4 TWO
80, co,y az Of Auction and Front sts.. opposite
New Comfy Tell "a arr,y cr rrem'ses: ! ~
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