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GEO. ". McCRARY. John ". Rankin, and
Fl. Strong came from Court yesterday.
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MAsoyIc.-speciel communication of s-
din Lodge No %, A. F. L A. ~, Monday
evening. Work on the Third Degree.
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B. S. MERRIAM. Alternate Delegate aft
Large, and ]. b. HOWELL. of the GATE Cry.
went yesterday TO Chicago. ha7ng in mind
the National Convention.
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THE most complete stock Of dry goods,
trimmings &c, in The city, and The lowest
prices, can be found at Phillips 4 Kerr
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FaISars, gimps, trimmings, &c. Of The
ietest style, just received Al Phillips Il
kerr's.
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4 GoEnsS NEEDING Fifty years on these
earthly shores where go many people con-
SANITY die, is quite long time TO live Until
the fifty years have been lived, and then it
seems short enough and easy enough to have
lived them When the century plant has
bi1otned, il seems as easy tot il to have done
that. as for that annually appearing blue
hell, out there, 10 bloom in the spring Fifty
wears each for any two lives anywhere are
good gifts Of the genii of life. But fifty yeara
OF welded life that still continues on both
howers Of fov,une's trunps. and are mol often
dealt.
There's 10 be golden wedding to be eel
brated near Yves, Point, in this county, on
Tuesday next. Mr.. Kuckartz and bis wife
wil on that day have been married fifty
years. And the couple with SIX childfa IN and
fifteen grand children and large company
OF friends, propose to duly commemorate the
event. Part OF the ceremonies will be held
IN the Catholic Church at West Point The
affair is making sensation in that part OF
tie county. The welded couple are Wig
orous and healthy, and promise many years
yei of life.
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Fox RnsT--A large fine store room on
. Main street. Apply to Il. b. TenEyek.
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DAILY ARRIVALS of choice Goods, at H. y
Bos,wiek's, 81 Main street. u ts
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Otr.-Seyaral members Of the NJ A. X.
c. were promenading Main street Yesterday
afternoon.
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l.TgEiL's LIVING AGE for May 18th con-
tsus MS attractive table of contents: Hymns
Q. ihe English Nonconformists, Volcanoes.
OCCUPATIONS OF Retired Life, The Bran
leighs Of Bishops Folly, La Rochefoucald
aud his Philosophy. Charles the Bold, Eng
iisi Mfiionaires, Mr.. Chnrch's New Picture
Of Niagara, The Privileges Of Royalty.
Brewster and Faraday, British and Foreign
Billie Society, john Stuart Mill and his
Residence, several Poetieal ard short pieces
AL excellent. Published by Littell Gay,
Boston; Is cents q number.
Jnr ANNALS OF Iowa hasn't nearly the
circulation the publication should have. The
pabiic should extend to ii more generous
favor, Tor 1t deserves it. The contents of the
April number are: The Army of the South.
West and the First Campaign in Arkansas,
by 5. L. Curtis; The Early History of lows,
hy Charles Eegus; Incidents Of Prison Life
in 1852, by Major Van Duzee, late of the
Eth Iowa; History OF johnson county, by
captain n. +. Irish The Origin, Antiquity
And Object of the Mounds of the Mississippi,
~ Alphabet Price, Sketches of Wapello
County, by Ii. p. r. Boyd; Battle of Athens,
Missouri. by g. G. Beauman. The ANIMALS
is Published quarterly; 81 year. Sanford ".
Hut. editor. Iowa City.
GepEY' LApY's Book for June is hand
some number. There is fine plate-uA
Dream Of the Future The fashion plates
are handsome, as usual And the contribu.
tors are in their happisst moods, and fur ist
most entertaining reading, Published By L
A Godey /; 50 year.
TaE LaDr's FslEsn for June con,
! fains: A well executed and suggestive s,ee
engraving called THE Prisoner Of State y /
handsome and picturesque colored steel fash
] ion plate Of fancy costumes; an interesl;u,
wood engraving Of the First Church in Eng
land and . number Of other engrsynas II.
, Illustrative Of the presen, modes for womer
/ nd childreu's dresses And, in addition II
ali sais, noveiettes and stories, by such writ,
ers IS Harriet Prescott speGafa, Eiiizabeti
Prescott, Amanda II. Douglas, August Bell
Miss Aaazey, &c. pab.ishea By Deacon 4
. Peterson, PhiInde'phia, 50 60 a year.
Z
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CORN MEAL--y9 100 5o@3l so
BuckwuEAr fIouR--s4o0 to s4.50 per loo lbs.
Bur1xR--c Choice lots uillcommsnd 25t1sec p b
EaGs--l5e.
PorLrRr-Dres.ed, none offered. Live chic ems
s. 50 p dor.
SoRaHux-50 to 7ec par gallon.
PorAroEs-aDc TO 81 Ii e bashel.
Ostoxs-None offered.
LAap-City cured Tic 10 i5c per n. Country
cured lGs 70 lie per III.
BxRswAx--35 to sic per 10.
TALLow--In bills, lie; loose l1c per h.
FEArHERs-Prime Soc to S5c per b.
RAas-Cotton, DC per ID.
WHITE BzAss-gommon to good to IS; ee7rce
GRRgsE--Geod country 100. Factory lSc
BRAs-Eearce and In demand; Wholesale II 70
per loo lbs.
Fnurrs-Green Apples none in market. Choice
Dried Apples to Zoe per Id. Dried
Peaches, ii to DC.
SEEBs-Timothy ST. 90 to ] -. Clover s. 90.
Flax reed 81 IS 10 =.
ons-cosl oilsi asc. Linsesd, raw 81 80, boiled
81 IS. Lard, ~ 1901 80. Fish 81 90 to
81 10
LIVE srocx- Beef Cattle IS 90 to 81 90 gross.
Hogs good lots, n TO 80 50 gross. Sheep
Ale gross. Veal Calves from ~ 90 TO
Is 90
BAcos-city cured ga nsas,ed hams zoe. ahoulders
lSc, clear sides l1ie 10 lse. Country cured
hams Sc; shoulders 10 to lac; rides Iso.
PoHx-Mess rs 10 $40 per Dbl.
WooL-Tuh washed 80 to 3so.; fescs DO fns
t5l 3ns.; unwashed, IS to zoe.
HAY-Timothy In sc.ive deMand u from ~ %
10 4lI 90 per ton. Prsirie % 90 to s. 90
Woop--$5 So to se so per cord, according to quAI-
itr, in good demand
HipIs--Green, she; do cured iots; dry Clint zoe;
do salt iac per ID.
eALr-Lako - 25G,3 50. Ohio River S. 10
an ieeee.
GLAss-sYie s. 80. Rates discounted As per
cent.
SafIs-S5 Is rates.
Ban IRoS-41c. rates.
Cur Krss-sa 30 10 Ii ner iuf
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OR : A E.

Lote Block Ie7 corn Of 18th AID Concert strssts
Price ssoo.
Aso, two-story Brick Dstlling Houss. containing
rooms cellar, cistsrn, b.rnaot 81 feet frctt
aud lac deep located the OF sh and Bank
seeets-
Ai.e 10. a. block i19 on Dies Moiues Street between
It'll zrd s,s Street.. PTteesigo
Also, Lott 10 and II, Block lea. Morgan, between
II th aud 18th sueets
Also Lot. sot2 Block is5 and Ess. half lots, Fay
cite g1aare or IS Street stn and 10Th sts
Al.o 40 seres isnd-hsif inprovsd-a1juipinx lard
eraed by c. nrsi II non, about three fies from os -.
Price tieoo: kslf ta.h.
Ala Acrrs Of ehoica Grape land, mIe above
snjiten- proved and 10 fruitsIi under fence,
y its small frame orrliEg Prizes $500: half cash.
AIso lz9 Of Land near sugar Greek Price Is
per acre
No near the Iron Mountain baiirosd, atout IS miles
hsAsy tinbered aith geot log house kthsn csstern,
milk hsrss chicken hose barn sn6 stslf WITH ehoars
lot Of fsns This proprty Will be sod FER 1900,
or exchasxsz for improved property In htoknk.
Also hon.s sod full iot on McrgaT. tstsssn 10Th
xnd 1ith Streets With str good ae tsrn. ffnt
and other trees ali In good condition Price stst0 hall
cast, balance on abort tine
II. B. TPN-EYCK,
Iasrrkn &c and Real Est+'e Agent
.pr seepud st Eeokuk,
LyOR sALR.-Lots II ard u, Block .,
IL hAbo4rae's A81i ion, with d-uLie Brick Dwelling,
Houss--eiett each slte-g' 81 well altar,
and cellar under Whole hone: botH lots roTer.d with
al kinds leAring fruit trees prics ta 80
Also tots II and Il block is }stss 4edt;cu. eorne
and Bi9ndssE the Plank Rad with ~ H. IL
tern and let Of s.en= tia ssias. Friee 900 each.
Knastire a .nsajI2} II B. TEs-EYCE.
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Fl j. TEN-EYCK,
REAL ESTATE
AND GENERAL
INSURANCE. AGENCY
Office on I'd st.,
KEOkUk, IOWA.
Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Agency Established I'm 1855.
Paid cut for Lssses In KBokUK within
the past twelve pears
OV Err S125. 900
W'tfhoesf q single lasc suit
| For RELIABLE INSURANCE call a! this Agency.
For RELIABLE INSURANCE call a. this Agency.

Etna Insurance Co, Hartford, - -, 500, 900
Home Insurance Co., New York, 100000
Insurance c. OF N. America, Phil. 100000
LoriIlard Fire ms. CO., New York, 100000
International ms. Co., 100000
North American Fire ms, Co. NY. 100000
Travellers Insurance Co Hartford, 100000
Railway Insurance Co., Hartford, 800, coo
Connecticut Mutual Life ms. Co., 1900, 900
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stocH Market.

stoch Market.
~ Telegraph Axw Yoax. MAJ 10
GovernmeIt stocks Advanced during tie Day but
closed easy with few sas: At 4so quotations we're, Coup
81 flss1pl< do '6s 100 y; do c. 1o7s do e6 fo.H
SN new, 1925 ~; 81, lcskass; 10 sos, IoslxDss
Boa io'ssalo7N
Asiisay market quiet and Arm Express sha-ts active
.1e' Prices wefe Amercsn Exprfss 386a7: unitsd
states o. AZ; 2ss. A2s Western UsIst Tel 3sL
- 9 i2sNe5S; Erie 6s5,sasss;: RsAdiasI a1sxA51
iisSs0lie n es5sas5 i4sASt7; / ssa10
VI s; preferred III 4 {, Chicago klsos 1885,
SuriinEton and Quincy l4,k
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Express Notice.

pEs Hoisst yaItfY RaianAn
Suf-rintend nt'r Dfics,
Il rkas, I,wa Aorti 2ssh, 1865.
fHoa and sftsr April 2ad, this Company
- ~ = ahe acspnusodAiisa II thu ptiie. ron
Ffris' g stsnEr IN -aeh Of thu meraiag ra.ssnxet
lcxsing ksnAr al -.;s4n
DIS II sir4s IL az
fsrFysmg zach rs al r. ifht I. 50 ..,t.
pssesl ~ Assssstrd ~ ai .isfs ~ ths erefs,
agsfs Tbs fnaa. tar susthsr fsfssn aim rates
II es<ts
GEO. VI LIANs, aarerintsaasnt,
soas sivts, dssasi yrrisht Agent. fpHj
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Go to No. g. Second street, for Ice Cream.
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t;nis.--.ss.s.."a fss delightful toilet Ar.
mrs. '''H g Cologne and II half the
may t5sodAsA
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"feef m mir piefsrs. aHd tata on tas..s,
Here ys-I belaeft the infrm s,ep.
fb2 pn'iid cheek. wasting form,
iiaiasssa iapti. and sa.cisi atmosphere
FesDnsii WITH the. ssie. nj aeh-s. pains
stvsisss hishis. and me al Isapanienrs.
ihefss iaaKs.inF aish. sparkling syss.
..sssl4s Ft%l' egssias appetite forgotten earss
s-saisi aaashf asd snsiaifions rssoises
ss'ss ins sgistfast m mark tie psesafe.
oys ,oek the i'lah,ation Bitsers-tis 9th,
:. ~. gs.afs !. They ass very beneficial for weak
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o' 'S'Nh Ivy" -
tionf -3u's' ana n q a7tfins deips
West -rnysFss faHeinf th.
enta-bait and sxs4tr
Ga s. F1sef n sest2.
Eye fsre al p
bsrisy-Nethirs tour
Pcrk-Hsld nsmis q. SIS
-, 1870,
~ "
-. -, y
.-
CsacannasS Msrnes.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
To all who may have business Ia
transact with 3 Com mis-.
sion Auction House.

A'fNG been in the trade Tor twenty
I've e. -.aad In k,esnk twelve yea 5. fattrr
mstei that fully esnpetsnt &, transaet say has.
ness Ia the ADORE AIRS y :a of all husiaess
ofrtshmshf. OF Msrrhsaiss- r al Estate S:ock &c
rspec falls soited AID pros pt rstarrs maie s.tI..
sCtc-s rsisstacs sisen n aisti e.
rras l. We Ancanneer
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Milwaukee narne,
gy Telegraph MnsArtxs MAY .s
Flour b AMI uncha- gel.
Wheat Firm a. bsst,r; No l - G2j5I
Corn asie' nd a. sdy 81 n. (.
os,s-oaiet end frna A. So
Pork Dali at IS.
Lri Dull an noa.A.i.
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Tu4r ExcrRsIos.- is oil mistake
about there being hundred thousand folks
in that Sabbath School excursion from
Quincy yesterday. There was only twelve
hundred Of .hem-ali one Sabbath School
TOO. There was perfect swarm OF them
swarm Of B.'s--Beauty, Boys, and Bssk-
It's. Gen. Prentiss marshalled the irrepres.
sibla procession. He collected as many OF
them as he could find standing room for on
Main street between Second aud Third, and
| made then, little speech. Then he came to
| the GATE Cry Office. Glad TO see the vet
! ran. The company came % IN the ). n.
Johnson, aud an elegant time they had Of i.
! W. are sorry that we WASH all prepared for
! their coming ard get up more OF denonsira-
lion. As il was. the only entertainment
gwen them 10 Keokuk, was hs migratory
chap with a peripatetie and dsspeptie hand
organ. He went for them. and ground out
conple of tun more OF less. OF diaboica
! Juuj melodv. Only quarter head and nc
monkey, neither. o. course the excursion
i-rs enjoyed that. Who wouldn't go from
Qlincy to keokuk 10 hear hand-orghn?
The comnany lett at three o clock on the
/ return trip.
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81. Louis Cattle Market.

81. Louis Cattle Market.
By Telegraph sr ouIs May ID.
c.ttie-!n god dsuand at IS ossl for eeum,n 70
neaiam
saeer-s9els gross.
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financial and Commercial.
-
HuoYux MARKS

corrected daily by ssow HUsER, Commission
Mercbants, second street,
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RrruRsrp.-Our friend G. r. Phillips, OF
the firm Of Phillips / Kerr, returned from sne
East, Friday night, whittier be has bssn pa q.
chasing ! stock Of spring and summer sool'

So LONG ago as 1852 Or. - Ms.
l,egsn the Drug business in heoku. ..a,hsre
thus the veteran Of the trade IN ns, West n Ia,
~ hsen his pride to keep Thoroughly
49, .;a,sd and perfect drug store. his srsoe
appo, "awn With Keokuk, and he has always
l Ia ! his stock fully up to and ahead OF the
demands OF the trade. Last year he removed
- his present fine rooms on Main near Third
street. here he has one of the best establish
nents on Western soil. His large stock can
not be improved upon. His goods are the
unrest and freshest and choicest There IL
nothing in the line Of the trade but be Keep.
il. and has the best quality oft q careful
.x psrienced druggist aud universally popu
a. he has deservedly large patronage
which deserves to be indefinitely. TO iha
patronage and consequent prosperity, VI
| n earthly commend him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-23
LETTER FROM BEPPO.

Church Collections - Crime In The
Norfh-The Enemy of DesOt0 Penn
syIvanfa Social Intercourse at the
NorIh-The Transit Route n Rome of
Contention - October, 1868 - The
Radical n SinOn-The great Sack of
the South in the Nineteenth Cen.
tury.
Ia church matters, as in all others, this
region shows its close attention to busi-
ness. The following circular to each
member, with annexed amounts ranging
from two to nine dollars, is an evidence
that to hear preaching you must pay for
it:
DEAR BROTHER OR SISTER: The church
kindly but earnestly requests you to pay
the amount placed opposite to your name
in the following list.
This amount from you is necessary to
enable the Stewards to pay the Pastors
salary, all of which land more) is needed
| for the comfortable support of himself
and family. practicable, pay monthly.
"The Lord loveth a cheerful giver."
Yours in Christ, The STEWARDS.
As suggested in my last, John Allen,
"the wickedest man" in New York, is
not making the impression twas sup
posed, as one of the new converts, Burns,
has rat fight daily after services, and
many Of that ilk are continuing their
devotion to idols. Barnum, presume
you have seen by the press, says, he
would not give tico cents for Aliens pro-
fession." With many this strong card
for the wickedest man" as the prince
of humbugs never was known to tell the
truth in a public manner.
There is constant cry in the North
over the murders in the South, and a
harping upon the old stories Of the gilt
tering Bosoie, and the crack and whistle
of the Deringer, making sad work in
the social circles Of the South. have
taken the trouble to examine into the
matter, and / find the "boot on the other
leg" In one county in this State penn
sylvania), by official record, there has
been fifty-seven murders, from 1863 to
1867, four years; an average of fourteen
murders each year-du in one county.
l don't think any State South, before,
during or since the war can surpass this
bill Of violence; aud yet Pennsylvania
is one of the best policed and has the
best regulated social system of any
Northern State. In Vermont, Con
necticut and Massachusetts,, the horrible
stories Of rape, murder and robbery are
borne upon every breeze, and yet those
caniing, lying, hypocritical Radicals are
constantly prating about Southern crime.
"Those who live in glass houses should
not throw stones" The old proverb is,
That the meanest Turks come from
Egripo; the worst jews from Salonica,
and the most base Greeks from Athens"
We continue the proverb BY adding that
the most infamous, plotting, REASONABLE
Americans come from New England.
| There are noble exceptions-) An an.
Gent historian says, That in MilassO, q
seaport in Sicily, the sea constantly
casts up substance that is as offensive
as ctfal" Had be lived till today be
would have found The sea Of revolution
throwing . Radical scum TO the surface,
tke sxhalsiion Of which would be more
foul than that plses where the fable says
"ihs San sets % bis horssL" Add it
does seen ss II Memphis shosli have the
fall force Of this dsluge that has swept
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-23
Address of the Democratic $ Late Com
mittee.


To the Democracy of Pennsylvania;
You have fought good fight
You have polled larger vote than
ever before; have reduced the Radical
majority of 1866 by nearly one-hslf, and
have proved the Immortality of your
principles and the vitality of your organ
ization.
Radicalism has carried the State by
means of the grossest outrages; by
openly and corruptly buying thousands
Of voters; by driving from the polls for
eign-born citizens regularly naturallzed
many years since; by rejecting the vote
of thousands who were legally made citi-
zeus in the Court Of Nisi Prius; by vic.
latiug and trsmpling upon the seal OF
that court-a recognized symbol of the
law; by deterring legal voters from ap-
proaching the polls through threatened
nenalties for imaginary offeuses, aud by
the despotic and unscrupulous use of
power by electiug officers in Radical
Districts.
Under the specious charge Of fraud
upon your part, X ,dicalism has perpe-
trated the vilest frauds. Thousands of
voters have been colonized, psupers as
sessei and voted, repeaters hired and
voted Eve times in Radical precincts. re-
turns of election altered and manipu-
lated TO suit their own purposes, and
fraudulent naturalization papers issued
by the ream.
In the contest jast closed you have
learned their capacity for violence aud
wrong, you have tested the strength OF
their organisation and discovered the
weak points in your own.
With the experience thus gained 10 the
school Of advsrsity, We viii 20 forward tc
victory.
The enemy are jet 10 be taught that
outrage aud fraud, violence and wrong
camel be perpstrAted With inpanify :
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-23

they have yet 10 learn that you are
neither dismayed nor demoralized, aud
that in the pursuit Of right you know no
such word as fail.
Arouse the people again for the con-
flict. Bring to the polls every Democratic
vote. For right and justice give back
right and justice. For outrage and wrong
return the full measure of retribuuon.
The work to be done 10 no holiday
sport 1t is the last battle for the saliva.
ton Of the republic, the preservation OF
the Constitution, aud the supremacy OF
your race.
Work and fight as men engaged in
such cause should work and fight.
By order of the Democratic State
Committee. WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
Chairman
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-23
City Directory.

Csavines Rank Of Memphis, 21I Malnt w. r.
Scunnineham. Pre- {, W. o. Mcclure. Cash.
uSlr,t Nationa Dauk, IA Madison.
Musmphls City Saw. Inst, cor. Jsiisr,on and
VH T,ons. M .irobey .preslr, f-C. .Kirk Car.
dr,itiseps' Union B'k. cor. Main and ehsrson,
~ Jno. Donovan. Pres II; y: oood's"' oAs''
<r,hurch a Co.. late Bisioek 4 Co.. SIS Main.
CIsavss. G. G. 4 Co.. 2ss Main.
BOOTs AND SHOES.
M "''' "'''' ~ ~ ~
enneday' W. H. @oo' 80 MAN.
mn ariuer A Curtis, 22s Main.
;nth.u,, a pro.. ssl,< Second.
CARRIAGES. BUGGiRs, ETC.
NvTood,uff A Co.. l1o Main.
wv
CieAhs " rs,nos.d N soo
M Main street:
GsS,: oysp'cn ofi Hotel.
CLOTHING MD DSENIS FthNiSh'
~ ~, 80, -, W.
Sshsm House
w 1epis x Stuart, 27l Main.
Roheson; sneed Co.. 9i MAN, Opposite
coal OH. LAMPS AND SOAPS.
Il h''''''
k Stoves. Wholesale and retail. 2Si Main.
CoNfECr.gNEhS-c 49,
oeco' L. q Coz oi' MAN. '0'' '''"'''
RottO, D., 200 MANI also Oyster Saloon
ozu.d;.on
- ~ co,.,
Dodefta * Cazassa' zoz "A'n' 'O'' -'' '''"
Rorton, August. cor Poplar anu f0u''n'
C0mMissiSN nissl On " p,oSncs. Fiouy. ETC..
~ No; iCwerd \, "a sSTi sss From. corner Union
IN ~ .,.0 Wholesale Groceries
IA Wines Liquors ana sSs ClsSIs' I've frOh''
SStsevor. II. c., corner Second and Madison.
Uohnson. a. D., 1853 Main, two doors north
sb Overton Hotel.
STist.. 69 Adams.
w r,
lii Besl.
Upice. Stix A Co. .319 M ain, exclusive whole
HI sale. 600
6S0uthern Palace-Howeii' WOOD Oo'' o'@
- Main.
Nv ellis x Coll, c67 Main.
~ 900 Mai,
w r.ors
- ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-23
MEROHAN rs
NATIONAL BANK or MEMPHIS.
Paid in Capital, 100000!

". III. CHERRY. President
AMOS wOODRUFF, vIee-PresidenL
~. a. PARTEE, Cashier.
y. y. FREEMAN. Assistant Cashier.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-23

EOk kENT-A COTrAGE-HOUSE WITH
Il tix rooms, on Carroll Avenue. Apply to
Mrs j. p. PITTMAN,
Ag No l54 Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-23

HOUSE FOR RENT-AT THE HEAD OF
III B.al street and Marshall Avenue. Apply
NJ 204 Front street. 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-23
FOR n e MT.

mo RENT-AN UNRXcEPrIONABLE
Brick kesidence, on Shelby street, very
convenient to business. Apply at No. Is Mgl-
knr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-23

NOR KENT-MY PLACE ON UNION
Il Avenue, ~ miles east Of Memphis Cheap
10 good tenant. WIN. n. ST0VALL,
46 81 South Court street.