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The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

A CLERICAL correspondent writing from
Philadelphia relates that not long since at
the breaking ground for a railroad in Ger.
tain town in the Southwest, clergyman, on
being called upon to open the proceedings
with prayer. took from his pocket manu-
script supplication, prepared for the occasion,
which he read. A colored brother present,
leaning upon his shovel. noticing the move
ment, remarked with a grin, - Golly ! daes
de fust time dis darkey ever knew de Lord
written to on de subjeck of railroad :"
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

TERRIBLE DEArH.-Kate Hayden, q dan
seuse, was burned to death in Louisville on
the Goth ult-, her clothes having taken FIRE
while she was on the stage of the MetropoI-
tan Music Hall.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

ARKEsrED-Wm. C. Reed, a prominent
Democratic politician of San Francisco, has
been arrested and held to bail in $4,000, on
an indictment for procuring fraudulent nat
uralization papers Several leading Demo
Gratis in Santa Cruz county have been iniict
ed on similar charges, thirty four persons
having been registered in that county on the
strength of fraudulent papers.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

Nor So FAsT.-The Sacramento Reporter
contains paragraph that "Georgis. Alsbs-
ma and Louisiana have voted down the car.
pet-baggers by overwhelming majorities.' y
Confiue yourself to facts. Mr.. Reporter. Ala
bama cast her vote for Grant and the loyal
earpet-baggers.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

PoLLAkD.-H. r. Pollard, the Southern
historian and leading editor of the South,
was shot and killed. in Richmond, on the
sd, by man named Grant, whose family
Pollard's paper had slandered. Dissipation
and violence is fast relieving the South of the
old stock of chivalry leaders who forced her
people into their present troubles.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

woop LANps.-The Register of the Marys-
vile Land Office has warned all persons to
refrain from cutting timber on Government
lands. Any one cutting timber hereafter on
Government lands will be liable to fine and
other penalties.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

New GooDs.-J. NJ. Manasse has just re-
ceived and opened out an extensive assort-
ment Of holiday goods. Parties desiring to
make holiday presents can be accommodated
with any article or style desired. The coun-
try trade supplied. Call and examine bis
steck
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

SHASTA PKoDUcrIoNs.-A pear weighing
3lbs. l!oz., raised in the Tower House gar
den, is on exhibition at the drug store. A
squash weighing 20 pounds can also be seen
at the same place. 1t was raised IN John
Souter's garden. at the Washington m'ii'
Ffepch GuIch.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

CALLED TO SEE Us.-Hon. L. NJ Foulke.
of Yreka, called to see US on Thursday, on
his way to Sacramento. He did good service
during the late campaign, and looks as hap
py and conteuted Us one of Swiuley's board
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

STILL SEIzED.-On Monday Deputy Col
lector John Craddoek seized the still belong
ing to c. Ultz, of Cow Greek, on the charge
of distilling liquors in violation Of the U. s.
Revenue Laws.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28
SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY, MORNING. Nov. 2s, 1863
Ia, BasstcuE.-Ths Barbecue given on

Tar BssBfcuE.-The Barbecue given on
Thanksgiving Day, under the auspices OF the
rfniou Central Committee, was attended Dy
.sveral hundred persons. and would have
been more largely attended had more e1-
tended notice been given. At about 81 o.
clock the crowd present were invited to par
take of the feast. spread on tables erected on
the vacant lot in the rear of Armory Hall. A
beef roasted whole, roast pigs and turkeys
were the principal items in the edible line,
to all Of which ample justice was DONE Lager
beer. sweet cider, wine and fruits were also
provided in liberal quantities. The feast
was followed by ball in the evening About
eighty tickets of admission were sold, and
all participants unite in saying that it was
the most social and pleasant affair Of the
kind that has taken place here for long
time. Everybody enjoyed themselves. and
many expressed the wish that Thanksgiving
occurred twice year or oftener.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

No MAILs.-No newspapers or magazines
from the Atlantic States have been received
at the Shasta Post Office for over a month.
and our citizens are beginning to grumble at
the neglect. The Government pays Wells.
Fargo Il Co. literally for carrying the over
land mails, and the Mail Agents should see
that the terms of the contract are complied
With
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28
CHANGE OF NAME

We suhjoin tn following affidavit in an injupe-
tion suit formerly pending between Mercada L
Seully, plaintiffs, and g Simon. defendant
P SainsevaiB, being duly sworn. saws. That the
article known Sainseyain's California Wine
Bitters manufactured by Mercado & Seullv
about the month of March, 1861. without the aid
Sainsevain Brothers having any concern in the
manufacture thereof That deponent has ALWAYS
known and considered said Mercado 4 Seullr As
the Sole Proprietors of the Sainsevain California
Wine BItters."
Notwithstanding the above affidavit the said p
Sainsevaln is putting up compound ander the
name of Sainsevan's Wine Bitters. representing il
to be the same celebrated Bitters which We
have been manufacturing and selling IN immense
quantities since 1850. and also affIxing n nearly
similar label to that used our genuine Wine
Bitters. BE NOT DECEIVED Send for
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

SPECIAL messengers are no longer required
to carry the Electoral votes of the States to
Washington. One of the .unconstitutionar'
acts Of our Radical Congress does away with
that good old Democratic usage, thereby
saving to the people the matter of hundred
thousand dollars or so in the way of unne-
cessary mileage
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

ISDrcrxENrs.-DelosL Lake, e. s. District
Attorney, stated in Court, at San Francisco,
on Monday. that he had over 1000 indict-
ments to prepare against parties concerned in
naturalization frauds. This is pretty heavy
on the Democracy. as every man so far ac-
cused of completely in naturalization frauds
in this State is a good Democrat.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

DAxAGEs.-Derbec, proprietor Of the French
paper in San Francisco. has recovered 81 500
damages for the destruction of printing ma
terial by the mob on the occasion of Lincoln's .
assassination. Marriott, of the News Letter,
recovers $4S13; Chamon, of the Franco
American, 1880, and Moss, Of the Demo
cratic Press, $4,000
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

DIsrRIcr CouRr.-The District Court has
been occupied during the week with the
trial Of the case Of Hoadley VS.. LOwden.-
Several other cases are yet on the docket.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

GEEsE.-In one days shooting, last week,
Supervisor Jones killed thirty-one wild geese,
on the Sacramento river, below Cottonwood.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Rev. Father Grace
viii hold Divine Service in the Catholic
Church, in this place, on Sunday tto-mor-
royl at the usual hour
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

SUMNER, it is said, will be reelected Sem
ator by the next Massachusetts Legislature.
without opposition in his party.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

ILLUNINArIoN.-A general illumination
took place here on the 2lst, in honor of the
recent victories achieved by the Union party.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28
Sheriff's Sale.

f.. Levin and +. Baehr VS.. The Mammoth
Quartz Ledge Mining Company
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
of the State of California, in and Tor the County
Of Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28
HOWARD g. CO.,
Jewellers and Silversmiths.
e19 Broadway. II. Y.

One Block above the Metropolitan Hotel.
Every visiting New York Is invited to call at
our establishment.
In order that all may address US with confidence,
invite attention to the following
Office of WEIIs FARGO Co.
81 Broadway \. Y, Oct. %, lS6s.
We cheerfully commend Messrs. Howard (
Co.. No. GIG Broadway, n. " to our friends, a. "A
reliable and trustworthy firm, with the assurance
that all orders sent them viii have faithful and
prompt attention.
c. GODDARD, Treas
For WELLS. FARGO { Co,
And we also refer n
l. w. RAYMOND. Esq. San Francisco.
B. c. HOWARD. ESq.. San Francisco.
t. r. BUTLER, ESQ. L. :. Miut san Francisco
W. s. HOBART, Esq, Virginia City. Nevada
n2I
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

WHITE PIsE-The White Pine excite
ment, in Nevada, promises to rival that
which occurred at Eesse River few years
ago. Quartz of fabulous richness is being
discovered daily. and men are crazy with
excitement.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28
STRAY HORSE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In in September last the undersigned took
AI up a stray horse, of the following deserip-
ton American stock medium size; dark bay
color left shoulder SCARED by collar, and lump
on the outside of the gambrel joint of the right
hind leg. The owner can have him by proving
property and paying charges.
JOHN Y. SCOTT.
Shasta, Nov. 5, 1868. NJ
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

TAMnAsY WINs.-During the late cam
paign Gen. B. f. Butler stated that the NOM
ination of Seymour was . trick of the Tam
many Ring, who cared little for the national
ticket, but were determined to carry New
York and secure the spoils Of her local af-
fairs. The result has proved the soundness
of Buffers opinion. Seymour and Blair
were left to their fate, and the New York
Democrats made their fight for Hoffman fol
Governor. Seymour was freely traded fcl
Hoffman, and run over ten thousand behind
the Democratic State ticket. The National
Intelligencer, an old and influential Demo
cratic journal, alludes to the New York com
bination as follows:
The result which we chronicle to-day Of the
vote Of the State of New York fully prove;
that our worst apprehensions have been
realized. The evidence Of treachery is plain
1t will be seen that Hoffman leads Governor
Seymour by many votes; and the caution
which we gave few days ago has been IN
needed. Tammanv. with all his corruptions
has triumphed at the expense OF all party
fealty, and will now reyel in undlsturbed
possession of the spells wrung from the
over,axe ed people of the Empire State. Witt
such an unequivocal confession of duplicity
and treachery as this result exhibited, We
call upon the Democrats and conservatives
of the country to scorn in the future all afh
llation with these spoilsmen.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28
MERCADO,S
Native California Wine Bitters,

And you will obtain the same popular beverage so
favorably known since 1860. Beware OF aun-
terfeits. Purchasers of our WINE BITTERS
are requested 10 observe the familiar old yellow
label. and that the words. "MERCADO &
SEULLY, SAN FRANCISCO are engraved on
the Government stamp pasted the cork of each
bottle. This is the only effectual security against
the counterfeit limitations.
Depot-5O6 and sos Jackson street San
Francisco.
n7:3m MERCADO & co.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28
MAR RIED:
BIRTHS.

In Shasta, Nov. 24th, by Hon. c. C. Bush, Coun-
ty Judge, Louis Schneider to Mary Bcking.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

DoS'r Throw STONES. The State Capital
Reporter, paper that is making desperate
effort to survive few months longer on a
very slim amount of patronage, affects to
doubt our " truthfulness in political mat
ters," and takes us to task for our remarks
on the Santa Cruz election returns. Ex-
Governor Bigler, editor Of that concern, is
not supposed to be good authority on the
subject of election returns. The late Major
Reading, of this county. often affirmed during
his lifetime that this same John Bigler was
instrumental in counting him (Reading) out
of the Governorship of this State. after be bad
been legally elected to the position. BY
manipulating election returns Bigler was
brought out ahead of Reading. who never
afterward accused his opponent of being an
honest or truthful man. For this reason we
decline to accept the Reporters opinion in
regard to election returns or political truth
funess as being entirely conclusive and in
fallbls.
The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28

At Hughes Ranch Sacramento river, Nov. zth,
the wife Of Albert Chase, of q son.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-24
The Port of Memphis.

The Marble City has come down and
will leave for St. Louis at 8 this evening.
Captain Conway is in command.
The Des Arc, Capt Elliott, Billy Mil
Ter, clerk, is the regular Vicksburg packet
for tomorrow evening.
The steamer St. Patrick, Capt. ]. B.
Archer, will leave at FIVE for Evansville.
Her clerk is Mr.. Frank Gontermau, who
will see that passengers and shippers are
properly taken care Of.
The Guidon is announced for St. Louis
at this evening
The Centralia is advertised TO leave
this evening for Arkansas river.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the Pun
LILO LEDGER Office, ours arrangements
enabling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our STYLES of work and prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-24

RoBBERIEs. Az out three o'clock this
morning, G. G. Cleaves Il Co.'S book
store, corner of Monroe and Second, was
robbed Of $500 worth ofknives, gold pens
and opera glasses. Mike Ryan and John
0Neill were arrested shortly afterward
by Officers Barbiere and 0'Niell, and a
portion of the missing property recov.
cred. Last night several articles, valued
at $3.50, were stolen from Mr.. r. R.
Pttman's residence, ll9 Court street.
Somebody gobbled forty pounds of to-
bacco belonging to Mr.. JIG. Baker, from
near the mouth of Wolf river, yesterday
morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The matinee
and evening performance of Saturday
were well attended, and the popular
Black Crook will continue to occupy the
boards until further notice. Changes in
the ballets are being constantly, made
hich lend new attractions to the play.
Black Crook this evening. People re-
siding on the line of the Memphis and
Louisville railroad will remember that a
special train will run from Brownsville
to the city tomorrow evening to carry
all DESTROYS of seeing the play. The fare
has been greatly reduced.
The FARMER CoNoERT.-As has already
been announced, the concert for the
benefit Of Mr.. Henry Farmer, the well
known and popular Autist, will be given
at Greenlaw Opera House to- morrow.
The proceeds will be devoted to re-
placing valuable flute, which was
accidentally broken a few evenings
since. We hope the public will turn out
and give Mr.. Farmer bumper. To
him they, as well as the profession OF
which he is an ornament, are indebted
for many delightful performances, always
rendered cheerfully and without price.
A gallant soldier, lie should be remem-
bered by his old comrades of Forests
command; a general favorite as musi-
clan, he should receive such testimony
of the fact as will enable him to replace
the handsome and costly instrument of
which accident has recently despoiled
him. A pleasurable affair may be ex-
pected, as nearly all the musical ability
of the city will assist.
ST. PArRIoK's BALL AND FEPTIvAL-
The congregation of St. Patrick's Church
are making all necessary preparations
for the ball and festival to be given at
the Memphis Club Hall, this and to-
morrow evening, for the benefit Of that
church. A 6ue baud of music will be in
attendance, and gay time may be an
ticipated. Tickets have been placed at
the exceedingly low price Of one dollar
each.
The VAKIETIEs-Manager Broom is
expecting quite formidable addition to
bis COMPANY, aud determined to omit
noshing TO render this establishment the
most attractive variety show in the coun-
try. The thsa,er was filed Saturday
night
RoBEsON. sNEkD a co.. removed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-24
General Market.
WHOLESALE PRICEs.1

APPLES in market.
BRAN-Scarce. at S37 to $40 p ton, in store.
BITTER Quiet; SO to 40c for choice.
BEESWAX-Steady at 3Oc.
Kentucky hnnd-jobbiog, l8c; machine, 23@24c
C0KN-Firm; sheIlsd white and yellow rule
at IS goo on levee; ear corn in bulk, 759s0c.
C0FFEE-Quiet. with light jobbing trade
sSins Prices ss,r are s5% and s UNCHANGED h0'
CHICK ENS-Scarcc; s6@s7 per dozen.
CHEESE Firm; Western Reserve, l5113@16c;
factory, l6lz@l7c: English Dairy, l6H to lie.
CEMEN,Tls5palI; L9gisyille s. Is 2 Dbl.
EGGS-Are dull at ?s to 30, p dozen.
FLOUR Quiet and firm super. 50 81 tn $40;
extra, 5 0 so to $ll so; double extra. $l2 SO TO
Sl3; treble extra, $lS so to $l4 so; fancy. SIS
FIsH-Dull. with fair .jobbing trade DOING.
family Roe herrings. half barrel, IS so; cut
behring's, y barrel, $13; mackerel, No. Y
ssr Gs s NJ b ha SaTgs ss CG Ell bsr kit
81; v kit So 40; No. 3, y half barrel. $40 p
kit, 81 l5012 %; white fish. % half barrel, S799
dried cod % pound, 619s.
GREAsE-Firm at 7@Sc p pound for ship
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and nominal at 81
p keg: "a so p hslf keg; 50 25 q quarter keg.
HAY-Dull, at $40 20 on landing.
HIDES-In fair demand; flint, 1Sc; salted,
LEATHER-Quiet and steady. Oak soles
46@5Oc hemlock, 4O@43c; harness. Ss@42c;
skirting, 45@4Sc uppers, 2 dozen. S35 50g4S :
French calf. s60@72; American calf, s42@a.
MOLASSES-Marketi inactive; New Orleans
70a85c; sorghum, 65 75c; syrups. 81 a$l so.
MEAL-Active; choice, 81 40 to $4 so.
0ATS-Firm, with fair receipts; selling at
ONioNs-scarce at IS 5O@9 "a Dbl. in store.
PROVISI0NS-The market is active and
steady. and a good trade doing; mess pork,
S2i@A 80; prime, $40; rump, SIS Oggl9; sides,
ders. ll@1ll4c; breakfast bacon, l59l6c; plain
c.nva.sed hams, l1E9l5c; new sugar cured,
II @171Sc. Lard firm, with a good demand keg
leaf, 1411 16o; fierce. l4gl419c.
P0TATOES-Are active, with light receipts.
Choice rule at $4 50e5 u barrel.
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.-The market is mac
isc American zinc, 9@iOc; French zinc, la
Ice; linseed oil, 81 cool Is; turpentine. 10;
dryers, l6c; putty, 715@Sc.
RYE SEED-Dull; selling at 81 65al 70 %
RoiP'iE-Dull; SASS for machine.
RICE-Quiet at ll@14e q 10.
SALT-Dull at s. 5093 Is q Dbl.
SUGAR-Scarce and stiff: crushed and pow.
dered, 1SelSlEc; coffee sugars, ~ 6171Sc.
TALL0W-In demand at 9l%c q ID.
TAR-Quiet at IS % dozen kegs.
TURPENTINE-Du Dull at zoe p gallon.
T0BACCO--Quiet. fine stock is on hand
natural leaf at 81 009l %; fancy Virginia,
new work, $1Gl % fine bright, pounds, Sl@f
25; medium do. pounds. S0c@s1; common
bright, pounds, S6O975c; fine fancy smoking,
WHEAT-Is in fair demand at 50 2Oa2 30
for choice white. aud 81 7Oa1 rs for spring.
W00L-In fair demand; unwashed, J5920c
washed 2S03Oc y pound.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-24


we had an unusually quiet Sunday
yesterday.
= There we're iwenty-six deaths in the
city last week.
Daily men are found verdant enough
to be beaten by the lock game.
Order ash wood from Bigley, Mel
lersh a Co., coal dealers. Price low.
Nine cases we're tried in Police
Court this morning. The collections
amounted to ST.
May Henry (colored) is in limbo for
stealing clothing from Mr.. p. p. Hig-
gins residence in North Memphis.
Geo. Collier, Bill Jacobs and Gabriel
Heron (col) are uuder arrest, charged
with assaulting negro named Jim
Stone.
Rev DR.. White, rector Of Calvary
Church, is i'll and unable to oliiciate.
Yesterdays services were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Simpson.
Yesterday RI. Rev. Bishop Wilmer
administered the solemn rite Of con-
firmation at St. Lazarus, Grace and CAL
vary churches. Quite n large number
we're confirmed.
Yesterday was windy, with clouds OF
dust Rain threatened, but did not come
until this incoming, when refreshing
shower laid the dust Toward noon, to-
day, the sun came out bright, dispelling
the clouds.
- Captain Sears is registering white
men to-day. Tonight those whose names
are on the poll books of November, 1864,
and March, 1865, will be registered, with
out oaths or voucb ers. All should be
present as registration will soon close.
S. NJ. Guest, fernando road, has a
full supply of groceries and feed also
Henderson & Jennings celebrated i'm
ported garden seed Among them will
be found the great Cedar Hill early to-
mato. Best pink-eye potatoes-for seed
cheap for cash. n
In the following cases in bankruptcy
the petitions have been found incorrect
in form, and will require correction be-
fore further action can be taken r. M.
Mason, d. s. Wright, W. B. Dyer L Co.,
S. NJ. Anderson, W. c. Hutchinson, w.
7. Parham, r. A. Stanley, W. H. Girl
der, Robert A. Mason, John r. Wood,
W. Y. Cirode has been appointed re-
ceiver in the cases of w. j. Aiken, w. b.
Wigs and Thomas II. Neese.
-Jo Locke, % Jefferson street, has
his counters we'll filled with amusing and
useful literature-the fashion and lite
rary magazines and comic monthlies; the
Bazaar, Chimney Corner, Clipper, Police
News, Criminal Zeitung, Harper
Weekly, Kelly's Weekly, New York
Weekly, Southern Opinion, Home Jour
nal, Metropolitan Banner of Light, police
and comic papers, New York Ledger,
and all the other popular publications.
-Leslies Lady's Magazine flor March,
is at Emmons & Sons, 10 Jefferson and
1893 Main street; it has splendid
colored fashion plate and numerous en-
cravings; the March number of Godey's
Ladys Book, also Madame Demorest's
Gazette of Fashion, Lady's Friend, and
Bazaar. The March number Of the
Atlantic, one of our best monthlies,
which every reader of taste will admire,
is also received. Also the excellent
Scientific American, Harper's Weekly,
Round Table, Chimney Corner, Lacrosse
Democrat, Metropolitan Record, Police
News, Police Gazette, Irish, French,
German, English and comic weeklies,
Living Age, and New York and Western
dailies. The receipts this morning are
unusually good.
H. - Dott.,is ~ N, h. n nd M rfa la nf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-24

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY. The fol-
lowing petitions in bankruptcy have been
fled with the U. S. Clerk, since the 18th /:
JIG johnson, Shelby county.
NJ II Miller. Shelby county.
re Hite, Shelby county.
Fendall Carpenter, Fayette county.
Green Ellis, McNairy county.
Samuel B Spencer, McNairy county.
William o Butler, Madison county.
Felix ]. Spencer, McNairy county.
Amos Smith, McNairy county.
JIG Boyd, Gibson county.
John Ducan, Fayette county.
JE Davis, Hardeman county.
AID AIkire ct al, Fayette county.
SH Melcher & Co., Fayette county.
A J Long, Shelby county.
H p Guy, Fayette county.
N Schwarzsnburg, Shelby county.
Godfrey Frank ct al, Shelby county.
William A Rawlings, Fayette county.
Robert Cook, McNairy county.
Kenneth Gsrnett, Shelby county.
Sam'l d Barnett ct al, Madison county.
Flu Warrington, Madison county.
Fl Yarbrough, Madison county.
A Solomon, Madison county.
James Murrell, Henry county.
Sol. Isaacs, Shelby county.
DIV Barnett, Hardin county.
Robert B Allen, Fayette county.
VIII Finn, Madison county.
TJ Valentine, Hardeman county.
Connaway, Jones Il Tate, Shelby co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-24
Special Notices.

Now Marriage uids.-An Essay for Young
Men. on Physiological Errors. Abuses and Dis
eases incident to Youth and Early Manhood.
which create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address. DR.. j..
sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. l3l-yId
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-24
PoTTER's Ten Per Cent, northeast cor
ner Second and Jefferson, No. so.

REGISTRATION To-NIGHT. - Commits
sioner Sears will attend, tonight at 1880
o'clock, in the store, corner of Main and
Muproe streets, for the purpose of regis
tering such persons whose names appear
on the poll book and voted for President
in l864-l665. No vouchers will be re
quired, and business will be disposed of
quickly. Let all who are entitled to
certificates be on hand promptly. There
is no time for DELAY.