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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-09
The SUEZ CANAL-The Suez Canal con

THE SUEz CANAL-The Suez Canal, con-
Meeting the waters of the Red Sea with the
Mediterranean, has proven complete success
and on the 18th of last month a fleet OF over
forty vessels, headed by the imperial yacht,
Aigle, having on board the Empress OF the
French, sailed through the canal, arriving at
Suez on the 21st of November The ceremo-
MES attending the inauguration of the great
work we're on grand scale, France being
represented in the person OF the Empress,
Austria in tie person of the Emperor, and
Prussia in the person of the Prince On the
22d of last month statue Of Waghorn, the
English officer who first suggested the building
of the canal, was erected at Suez, and few
days afterward statue of De Lesseps, the
builder, was erected at Port Said. The canal
is exactly 100 miles in length, Its average
width is 32S feet and at the base, width OF
246 feet, wit. a depth of water of 20 feet
The entire cost of construction up to June
Both of this year was $55 900, 900 in gold. The
Importance of the work and its effect on the
COmmcTCo vi LILO HOilu, wv A"ss
India trade, may be seen when We consider
the distance saved by the route The distance
from the English Channel to Calcutta, by the
Cape of Good Hope route, which is the one
.traversed by sailing vessels is about $4,000
miles. The distance by the Mediterranean
and Suez Canal is about 5000 miles, being
gain of 5000 miles IN favor Of the 1sthmus
route. By the Cape route to Bombay 1T is
1850 miles, and by the Red Sea route only
$500 miles. being gain of $500 miles in favor
of the canal. The success of this gigantic un-
dertaking being established, it will be only a
question of time as to the construction of the
Darien Ship Canal. The amount of money
squandered and stolen from the United States
Government in one year, under Radical Adj
mnistration, would pay for constructing it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-09

TExAs-Hamilton Conservative is elected
Governor Of Texas BY ap overwhelming ma
jority. Guess the Radicals think Texas has
not been reconstructed enough.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-09

PURCHAsED.--AlexaDdo Detmar has pur-
ebssed tho NsaowaI Ls1slliseso~:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-09
Is . IL ~

In Idaho city December G;l. 1869. 10 the Wife Of
:. ". III ,KiT~oH, Z Sun.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18

Total bales cotton IS hhds sugar % bbls mo-

Total bales cotton IS hhds sugar % bbls mo-
lasses
NO, o 4 G W-Marcb 16.-A bales cotton to
II Mouton &co-l6 A TERROR &co-9 Beraud q
Gibert-2 Bouligny 4 Esclapon-l l. Couret-l
r Hare-l6 hhds sngsr 20 ] Lane bbls rice
and sundries p Sevin-60 hides bdl skins and
bbls tallow L Couret-2 bdl hides hides l Dbl
peas and sundries FDufour-lS4 hides odi MD q
d &co-l2 hides ] bdl hides K Gourdain As
head stock and sundries to order-Total 81 bales
cotton is hhds sugar
MOI &GN RR-March 17.-34 bales cotton
Payne, Huntington &co-l5 Alcus, Scherek Au.
tey-ll Wilson Bib &co-l0 CIapp Bros &co-
Jno T Hsrdie &co-6 G Gordin-5 NJ Hitler d
CO.. NJ Horrell &co-4 Warren, Ora Word &co
/ Meyer, Deutch & Weis-l Barrett Lesassier=
/ box hardware J Young &co-2 boxes drugs I I
Dunge-5 do hats T Belden-S do ID Tricou &co
l6 do Albert-43 do S Benedict-ll do En-
del-l2 do G Leaumont-45 do Guinlan &co-7 do
Hoffman, Marks &co-lS do Vincent &co-l4 do
w Damphin &co-7 do Mullen-4 ties hams
Keep & Caulfeld-4 bxs mdse q Henderson,
IS bales do Jno Har1ie &co-7 kegs tar hearny,
Blois &co-Tossl 100 bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18
mellow Conins Up.

Shin lmporter. Lowther, from Liverpool, to Low,
ell 4 Bailey
Shin Francis p Sage. Cronk, 50 days from Havre,
in ballast, 20 master
Bark Halcyon, Work, 81 days from Havre, to Lo-
Bark Arthur, Briggs, AZ days from Messini, to F
Cochran
Bark Nouveau Mexique, Canneva, from Dor.
deaux Jan Is, to Cavaroc &co
Brig Nora, Filchet, days from Havana, to Char
rsix & Agar
schr salvador, Hanson, 4 days from Havana, to
A Thompson &co-
schr Alice, Mynck, days from Matanzss, to E
Cosgrove
schr Kate Kate Brigham, Mclean, l9 days from
New York to A Fosdck &co-
gcbr oriental, Otterson, 6 days from Ruatsn, to
scbr = n wright. Freeman. 20 days from Boston,
to Russell & Hsll-4I2 tons ice Crescent City
Ice Co
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18

N o, O& g w-March Ill bale cotton to
Bussey &oc--12 hhds sugar IL bbls molssses to
J Adams &co-6 do Lapene Farre-l4 hhds
sugar J A Lane-9 do l. Grande &cc-l39 hides 4
bdl skins Labusquere, D &co-44 hides and sun
dries F Dufour-7 hides bdl hides J Riek-49
hides NJ Levy-49 do pkgs SKINS and sundries to
CaDbepe & Loubens-7 bdls hides Carderillac-
Is hides bdl skins L Surle-l bbls rice and sun.
dries L Terrebonne-l bbls sugar G Ssbatier-i6
SKIS rice n Iilton-4 beeyes and sundries to order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Tsppahannock, Whitney, from Apala-
chicola, to W Perkins &co list district
Steamship W G Hewes, Trip. from Indianela, to
CA Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Weybossett Parish, from New York
eth nit, to G A Fosdick &co-2d district
Ship Anna Camp Drummond. So days from Havre,
IN ballast, TO master-point
Ship Caromandel, Calhoun, from Liverpool Dec
80, to master-point
Schr Gabriel Anne, Vaiani, from Jefferson Parish
TO master I'D district
Schr Frederick N, Gsxano. from st James Parish.
to master-2d district
rowBoArs.
Calhoun, jackson, from the Passes-went down
ligbt-brought up ships Anna Camp and Ca
romanael
srKAMoArs.
Dexter, Montgomery, from Louisville
Frank Pargoud. White. from Argyle Ld'g
Mayfower Keeling from Camden
Mary. Carroll, from Mobile
Nina SHINES. Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonville
Ida, Bassett. from Lower Coast
Sarah. Deering. from Mobile-New Basin
JIM Sharp, Aucoin. from Lsfourche Crossing
Hunter, Jeanfreau. from Riceland
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Victoria. from Amite River
Schr Martha M. from Psscagoula
schr Mary Msgdelene, from Pascagoula
Schr Pippo, from Covington
Schr Sea Horse. from Pascagoula
Schr Condor. from Biloxi
schr by Latour, from Biloxi
Scbr Martha Washington. from Pearl River
Schr Roser, from Tchefuncte
Schr Butterfly. from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Rebeccs, from Tchefuncte
Schr Dolphin. from Shieldsboro
scbr ia Belle from Tchefuncte
Schr Amelia, from Tchefuncte
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Mary Ann, from Procterville
IN. schr Cora Smyzer, from Bay st Louis
Schr Odessa, from Bayou Lscombe
Schr Rosa from Tchefuncte
schr u Arrincey, from Bay ST Louis
echr Juana, from Bay ST Louis
Schr Mary Jane, from Bonfuca
Schr Princess. from Blind River
Schr Emelie, from Tchefancte
schr Hermit, from Pearl River
Schr Too Late. from Bay ST Louis
Schr Camelia. from Bayou Lacombe
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18

The steamship Gen Meade, Capt Sampson. re.
morris experiencing heavy weather the first part OF
the passage. The first As hours was covered with
ice, during which time she lost her fcretopmast.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, for Pensacola,
JCR Rogers &co
Steamship Tappahannock, Whitney, for Pensa-
COLA w Perkins &co
Ship Favorite, Casabella. for Malaga and BARGE
Iona Avendano Bros
Bark G Hunt, Woodbury.. for Havana. in ballast,
Goldenbow & Kelley
Brig Robt Dillon, Blackboard, for Pensacola,
Err Poole
Schr Eueenia, Fena, for Pensacola, ER Poole
Steamer Thompson Dean, Pepper, for ST Louis.
Master
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18

PENsACOLA-Steamship Tsppahannock-lS4S
bbls -four 81 bbls pork 80 bbls whisky los bbls
groceries So csks bacon l24s SKIS corn loo sks cot
ton seed
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18

wATEIsIN9 PLACEs.
yoR wATERIsG PLAoEs-MoRGAN LINE y. n
Mall sfsaner
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOX BAY ST. L0UI8. pa
Ssns Springs, sns Pascaaculs-
rhs uev low-pressurs iron steamer Laura. Csu<.-
JOSEPH N. WALKER, will leave on arrival Of Poncnr,
train Rsirosd trsips below:
On TUESDAYS. 10 A. train.
on sATURDAYs Il s-sin-er this trip going v r..
goulA
THURSDAY EVENINGS. and PascAgoula EVERY SUI
DAY NOON.
Ths shove trips win regularly made unless prsvs.sst,
OHIs A. WHITNEY 4 CO. hsenta
Corner Magazine az Watcher siress
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18
rOwBOATs.
STEAMBOATS,.

Calhoun, Jackson. from the Passes-went down
lgbt-brought up ships Anna Camp and Ca
rOmanael
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18

PENSACOLA-Stesmship Lizzie-24s bbls four
20 bbls pork 30 sks bran so bbis potatoes 20 csks
bacon bids sugar 100 sks oats 1890 SKIS corn
MALAGA AID BARCELONA-For Malaga
GOO bales cotton. For Barcelona-ls52 bales
cotton
ST LOUIS-Sieamer Thompson Dean-l359 bars
railroad iron 300 bxs wioe
PENSAC0La-Brig Robt Dillon-S6 bbls hour
SEQ sks corn 20 axis oats and snndries
PENsACOLA-Scbr Eugenia-36 bbls -four AZ
bbls pork and rice lbs SKIS corn and sundries
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18
Inports

MOBlIE-Steamer mdry--lo Ddies cOttou 70
w Farley &co-l0 bales mdse Lehman, New
gas accompanies to order.
ACBICOLA--Stesmship Tappahannock
20 bales cotton Post 4 Hobby-3 do Hull & Briggs
8 bbls molasses NJ Pelton &co-4 SKIS cotton seed
jos Hoy &co-sundries to order-Tosal % bales
cotton
INDIANOLA-SteamshipW G Hewes-5 bales
cotton FTancke Il DaDDeel-l66 head stock 450
sheep McQuoid 4 Mehle- sundries TO order
MESSlNl-Bark Covsdonga-2699 bxs oranges
500 bxs lemons 236 cases birthstone
HAVANA-Sieamship Bienville-202 bxs sugar
II oseros--670 do Chaffraix & Agar-434 do
TO ordeT-493 do l. Yilarubia-200 kegs olives
bags mdse Fa,jo, Marks &co-2 bxs sugar g
4lvarez-S baskets fruit 4 crates do Morgan
&co-6 do Macheca &co-3 do Grand-l bag
pine apples Dbl do l Dbl oranges ForDans-50
do crate fruit B Pignioa-2 do baskets do
r Tramontani-3 bbls segars bx tobacco Seig
d Krug-supdries 70 order
NEW YORK-Steamship Weybossett-Astd
mdse
MOBILE-S Steamer Sarah-l26 bales cotton 70
Lehman, Newgass &co-9 Jurey q Harris-l4 bis
rope cuttings G Wsyne-2 bales mdse Wallace
&co-2 do Hunt 4 Macaulsy-72 SKIS peas ID L
Campbell-5 SKIS dried fruit J w Shearer 10000
bbls lime s Jamison-7 bbls turpentine z Biessy
sundries TO order-Totsl 1875 bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18

Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18
Marine 5ntflligenre.

CRESCENT OFFICE, NO. IS CAN'T STREET,
Thursday. March Is. 1893. >
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18

THE NEW ORLEANS
PARCEL EXPRESS.
Once No. BANK PLACE. corre or GraV.er street.
RATES.
One bandcsrt load. Exceeding 400 pounds not over
mile or Il squares. Csc
Over mile and under 2. 40c
Over miles and under 5. Soc.
To Jackson Rail- DAD depot &c.
To jefferson City, from 75c u wards according distance
Small packages 70 part Of the city above Canal street,
II lett Al the Office &c
Five 25c tickets 81.
J.F. GILBERT, Superintendent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-18

Brig Caroline. Davis. eeb1
STEAMSHIPS.
s4ALvEsTON-IrSDlArSox..AA
MORGAN LINE o. g. NAL STEAMERS.
FREIGHT TAKEN CAN At FIFTY EHTE sER CENT. BELOW
- ZOE GALVESTON AND INDIAN
The ot clicking sS, ns Ne" IRON l'~-Or'''ar'
w. g. Hewes......I. q. Harris. Austin.
sc; mary. = rsan.
Clinton.... Osephino ma eagorda,
Austin.
sP FARwELL. Commander.
VIII leave pot Of St Joseph street on FRIDAY
For freight passage apply TO
CHAs A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents,
Corner Magazine and Nstchez streets
Freight insured at Onehaf the rates adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters July lst 1868.
B-SO bills of ladus signed asr sailing of the steamer.
E1Ex& Foz TEXAS
INSIDE BERwIoK's BAY ROUTE.
VIA
NEW ORLEANS. oPELeUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on sGsphys rG tas raSRsDxxs and s1TuR
pa. 01 1vn sn a s..ssn CIV !, '1s
sSise ths Morgan Linz a Br.shsar Galveston
Josephine. J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Massxorda. J. j. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYa
Ticksss 20 be bad state until O'Clock p
ousas Rsrosa 6o@Dsny No 8 Cana street, q or - ss
FAIRY lsndins. % the morning Of departure
SW r. sSSLET saD>nntssSsns
HAVANA.
FOE HAvANA-U. NAIL LINE:
To sail on TUESDAY. March 18Th, ct o'clock Pc
x1~~ FOX HAvANA-U. & NAIL LINE
SGiEsilS Ybs Al Iron Steamship
L. Il. LIVINGSTON. Commander
VIII leave her wharf, Calope street, First District
- above For freight passage apply
wv. PERKINS 4 co. Agents,
d Carondelet street
CORPUS CHRISTI
Fec FOR RoCKPORT. ST. MAKYs
Corpus Christi via New Orleans opelousas
and great Western Railroad, and Morgan Line Steamers
Capt JNo. BENSON.
Of the New orleans, opslOasss saa W. Railroad, on
Freight Corpus Christi and St Marys landed at Rock
passage apply to Office opsIou'as Railroad 90 Canal
q. w T. BAILEY. SUPERINTENDENT
n A. WHITNEY Co, Agsnss,
Corner Magazine and Nachez streets.
Freight received Jay a. opeousas Ferry Landing
foot Of st. Ann street.
r0wBOATS.
Hkw ORLEANS rowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
~,u - THE UNDERsIQNED,
ss(Ef-A wishing 70 sstsbIish n oaaits6is E1E3A
e sss sser fsci.is. 70 the .spcas entering ..s
Saving port have combined ths following rovbOsis
ECLIPSE LINE
swfs.sriana. Lsviathaa. aladiassr ans
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wrighs and Seminal.
Achilles. rhss. n. Morgan, Equator. Wa.
bash. Norman. Republic, Teeunseh
Wieses and Reliance
ma numssr and power Of the .bsve ss,ccassd Linz
fovscss. us.nss that nc dsssution VIII occur. sifh
PETER MAhOY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBIER
Harry Wright Lna
EDWARD a YORKE 4 CO., Lins
Asoeiassd onss % os-Ondslst street. up stain.
J. O. NORCROss
CHkE YTrxRNRfTER
L~vsa Assnf
Il PARCEL, FxPREsS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30
Tru st u ale.

DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF A
ID iced of trust made by M. G. Cox. on the 4th
day of January. 1865, to secure certain igdet n;
edness therein described. l will, on VI
saturday, 4eh day Of December, 1893,
In front of No. 1874 Front street, Memphis.
Tenn, proceed to sell for cash, TO the highest
ana best bidder, the following described lot Of
land, lying and being in, Shelby county and
State Of Tennessce, and boun led as follows
ern boundary of the VIM. Black tract crosses
the Memphis and Ohio railroad thence east
erly with the mort h line of said rallToad twenty
poles, to a stalxe thence north sixteen
chains. to stake; thence westerly TWENTY-FIVE
poles and a half, to O stake; thence. SOUTH
wardly seventy eight poles, to the beginning;
dominion IL expressly waived in said Trust
Deed !; ana the title to said land is believed 70
be perfect, but will convey as trustee OILY.
Sale between the hours Of ten and Twelve
o'clock m, of said 4th day of December.
57-85 III. II. METTE. Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30
m.,rlmony and worm Candy.

Sam. Rose, of the Tipton Record, gives
the following touching description of q
marriage which took place at the Clerks
Office in Covington last week
On Tuesday last we had the pleasure
of witnessing the solemn rites OF matri..
mopy performed in rather an unusual
style in this rural district; it was one too
that the /" devil" was fortunate also to
be present at. We saw several OF our
youp g male friends passing rapidly along
with smiling faces to the office OF Coi:
Dick Barrett. Our curiosity being aroused
1--WE have plenty Of curiosity, which we
inherited from our maternal ancestofI
we wenttoo. Walking in, we found the
genial Colonel's face beaming with pleas
ant smiles, and the Rev. Mr. Mathis
smiling also with unctious satisfaction,
as he always does, when about to- per-
form good work. He held "docu-.
ment" in his hand and spoke OF
mstrimopy. Pretty sooB the friend OF
the gent intending to embark on the
empestuous waves of married lie came
in and inquired if all was right. Being
informed by Sparks. who had Of course
come to see the show, that "ail was
lovely" he went for the parties, who
shortly appeared arm in arm coming up
the walk to the Courthouse. 10 the mean
while the Covington Cornet Band had
assembled, and as the happy pair came
up cheered them with Hail to the Chief
who in Triumph Advances. When the
mellow strains had died away the loving
pair were made one by the reverend gen
tleman in the usual solemn styles while
they were both receiving the congratula-
tions of those present the band struck up
IF you want to have q good time, etc;
which lively refrain the lately spliced
pair seemed to enjoy very much, and
started across the square as loving as
two turtle-dsves in May, when an old
crusty bachelor, who is always flying
around on such occasions, like cat shot
in the caudal appendage, induced the
band to play dead march. However,
they didn't seem to heed that much, but
went TO several of our stores, where they
commenced making purchases for future
life, among which was q lot Of bed tick
ing and box of Bulls Worm Candy.
"How sweet is love |"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30
IIonenentiu Albany.

Pram the Albany Times. n vsmber ~
A handsome, young, aud honorable,
bur. comparatively speaking. poor shoe
maker has for some time been paying bis
addresses clandeslinely to the daughter
NJ a we'll known retired merchant on the
hin Psterfamilias discovered the AdOnls
on one or more occasions in close confsb
with the prospective beiress to conside-
rable amount of wealth, and in converse
ton with Der in language Of more force
than poliieuesf, dissenled TO such q
course. True Fiction, however, knows
no barrier. Yesterday afternoon the
Young lady proceeded to a well known
store to do some shopping, and, meeting
a young LADY friend, she burriedly 10
dicted q no:e to her parents, informing
them that she was married. and dispatched
Il With her friend Shortly after, meeting
her intended, the lovers were soon united
in marrisge, and proceeded on the eve.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30
Tne PeIrinca,e 6iant of Ononda ga.
From the Albany Argus

THE Peirihcate ofant OF OnohoH ..
From the Albany Argus
We have expressed our belief that the
Cardiff giant was 3 fragment OF the Ia
mons collection of Ariemus Ward. On
referring to the works of that famous
" scientist we find that be locates the
loss of one of his statues at Utica instead
of Syracuse. And it is evident from his
description of the young man and the
verdict of larson 10 the third degree
that Mr.. W. referred to a scion "ot one
of the fust families Of Utiky" and to an
Oneida county jury. It is only such
that are such. Here is Artemuss &C.
count of the stair, which is hum6ly sub
mitted TO the Regents of the University
as solution of the gypsum enigma that
evidently so distresses them:
ain the fall of 1856 showed my show
in Utiky. truly great sitty in the State
of New York.
1.-THE people gave me cordyal recep'
sbun. The press was loud in her praises.
Al day as / was giving a descripshup
NJ nv Beests and Snaiks, ia my usual
flowry stile, what was my skorn- and dis
gust 10 see u Oily uuf'J iOhci
the cage containin my wax fggers OF the
Lords Last Supper, and cease judas
Iscsriot by the feet and drsg him out on
the ground. He then commenced fur to
pound him as hard as be Good.
"'What under the sun are you sbouiT
cried |. 49,.
"Sez be, What did you bring this
a,,ionar,ous onaa here fur r and be
bit the wax fgger a tremerjis blow on
the he'd"
"S,zI, You egrtjus ass, that airs a
wax 6gger, a represeniashun OF the false
'Postle.
"Ssz he, That's very we'll fur you to
say; but tell you, old man, that Judas
Iscariot cant show hisself in Unky with
impunerty by darn site,' with which
observashup be caved in Judsssis he'd.
The young man belonged to ! Of the fust
families Of Utiky. l sood him, and the
joory brawt in verdick of arson in the
"a deg ea."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30
mDsIe.sep,. Marriage Day.

The Dublin EUening Mail of the llth
of November says: We learn from the
FIGARO that the marriage Of NJ. De Les
seps with Mile Louise Helene Au'ard
de Bragard will be celebrated at Su'z on
the 25.b. The Empress will sign the
contract on the day OF the inauguration Of
The Saez Canal. and the FIRST place will
be reserved for the signature OF the I'm
peror Napoleon. The Empress intends
to give her cousin a magnificent wedding
present, which is being finished with ali
speed. It's q sort Of ancient trireme in
massive silver, very delicately chased.
All round the keel, which is divided into
compartments, the different works Of NJ.
F. De Lesseps are represented since the
commencement of the enterprise to the
completion of the Suez Canal. Above
the symbolical vessel rises glory hold
ing crowns, and surrounded by various
aliegorical esnii. The value of this i'm
perisl present is said to be about $4,000
frances Mile de Brsgard is mot twenty
three yesrs did, as has been reported ;
iCest uae feHr de Ia vingtieme aimee !
aud il is not true that Der sister is about
TO marry n. De Lssseps son"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.


MISSISSIPPI AND TRNNEssEE RAILROAD.
AsRIvE. ,J DEr a,
New Orleans mail daily. SSSpm. l 2IS m;
Freisht Except Sunday 2:s5 pm; 4;6e IN
Mail train makes direct connecuen ior NO"
Orleans and all points South. g.
Express train makes direct connection ior
Cofeeville, Water. Valley, Oxi9rd, HOLY
Springs. and all points North OF drenada On
M fssst pSS Ssnssa rf Msn street. and at
depot. 0mnibuses will call iSr PASSENGERS snu
check baggage in any part OF the city by ieaV-
ing orders at 1914 Main. a. Gan.
xxrpHIs AID CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail dsily....::..... 2:55 Pm. l2lo r'h'
Through express, dailyldoes
not arriveSunday or leave ,,oo
..-..-...........l0:3u Pm. ll;5o I'm.
Junction AccommodatpI, -oo
save Sunday"............-... SD A.M' ''ooP'h'
Somerville Accommodation,
save Sunday....... ........... 9:4sA 4:4OP.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
''t Once, No. 27s Maia street, and ct Depot.
INV" A. A. BARNES, g. I. A.
BARNEY HUGHES. Passenger Agent. RI
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
DAY Express-....-..........l2 LED Pm. S;v9 A.ns
Night aa!,i Ex RECOMMENDATION. SIS ~ 500
Ticket Office, No. 2S7H Main street. De-
po'' n'Sa u M 8. B. JONES, Supt.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD. t
ao1ye WEST = Leave Hope6eld at $50 am. (;
arrive AT L'Anguille at 1l:30 am.
aosINa EAsT-Leave L'Ahguille at p.m- I;
arrive at HopeHeld nj 500 pm.
Trains leave daily. Feuyboat leaves loot OF
Union street at 500 an, city ume.
B. d. WILLIAMS.
General Agent and Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30
TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF A
d Deed of Trust made By smith Wilson to
secure certain payments, therein eSp,esse9,,
which Deed is registered in the heglstsrs
office of shelby county, in Book NO. 81, Part
First, pages ass and 44O. will. on
The twelfth Day of January, 1870,
in front of the Court House. in the city, Of
Memphis, proceed TO sell. for cash. the iol-
loving described LAND. lying. in the county
OF Shelby, Tennessee, Civil District NO.
10, beginning at stake. The southwest corner
Of lots No. and 8, in range 8, section ]. thence
j. g. Meachams east boundary line thence
east &c chains and q links e stake with dog g
wood pointers; thence south II cnains anu ta 70
east with the Winchester line 49, Oh aims snd
70 LINKS to a black oak; thence south q, chains
and so links to stake. with poplar and sweet
gum pointers; thence west 40 chains 10 the be-
ginning.
will convey as Trustee only;
7. @. BLFCKLE1, Trustee.
This 9Th Novernber. 1862 0s-llUF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30

ming train to New York. hsyoung lady
q about twenty-five years Of age. There
vas undoubtedly, rage in the family
r,ans;on when the note arrived. Recon-
citation may follow, as the young lady
was, perhaps, right in selecting the per-
son of her choice, who will, doubtless,
make her q. good husband-mueh bette,
than acme broken down, dissipsted and
debauched representative of respeota-
bic and wealthy family.