davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
House for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his house in v est
Trenton, together with twenty-five acres oil land,
nine acres OF cultivated land, cutting six tons OF
hay situated six miles frcm Ellsworth, for further
particulars inquire of the gu bscriber the prem
lses. ID OEOhSk " hOkks
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
B.4.pZED-.4genfs /or
OUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

aust the book needed in every family. and so
j cheap that all can afford it. IL Is handsome
S.tsvo OF 54s closely printed pages, containing
the matter OF e. 90 volume. but Is sold At " %
IL differs from all similar werks, by giving the
different modes of TIRE atmeut-the Aliopatnic,
Homeooarhfc. Hydropathic Electric. and
Herbal thus rendering il available where other
hooks are no use. Agents hnd IL by far the best
selling hook of the Kind ever published. Over
Two Thousand q 900 Cories have already
been sold IN The city of Chicago. where the author
resides send for circulars. giving iuii p~rhcu-
CF VENT, Publisher,
s,ss NO Barclay Street, NEW YORK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
District Court of the United States

In he matter OF benjamin klli.h, Bankrupt in
HanArupCcy
This b. 80 Ztvc notice that petition hHs been
presented 4 The Court TIL 9TH. hay ui July 4.
h. 1919 b. Ben Jamin klilsh Of BuCk-port, in said
District, Bankrupt. prat ing that he may b. de-
10 have n fut d.. barge irotn MI III debts.
provatie under the Bankrupt Ac. And upon
reading 4aIi Petition. Il H. or'terrh by thr Cont
that i hearing be had upon The. same on the Mon
day Of November - l>it before the Court an Iort-
land ~ -td - strict az ~ o'clock VI anna mat uu-
ticc thereof be published ia the k!l-W ortiz Amer
lean aud the Republican journal, newspapers
printed III SAID District, once week To- three
wcef and that ali creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons IN interest, may appear
a said lime and place ana SHOW cause. j! any they
have, why the prayer Of nad Petition should not
b~ granted.
Wm. T.. Preble clerk OF district court tor rad
DstIct. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
For Salg.
WHOLESALE or RETAIL

Clothing HAis caps Furnishing Guods &c
For Men ana Boy. CHEAP a. the cheapest at
stn1. :. Il. fIFIELD Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

AZ court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, with
IN ana Tor the county OF Hancock on the 1T We'd
nc-daY OF september \ ID l-6g
\, +. Burnhan Xtculor OF the last will OF
Bcuj r Huckin-
late OF Trenton -tid Cpu 4tV deceased having
presented his r-t account Vi Administration ui,-
nd estate Tor Probate:
pkbEkED That tn" sad Executor give notice
thereof ~ persons lHtrre- ted by causing copy
81 tbl- or,ief To be publis he'd tn K, -uCcr--
-ivr.y "a Va Ellsworth American, ptintet IN Els
worth, That they may appear It a Probate court
t. be holden at ellsworth the Fourth " ed.
neHday october ne xt az ten OF the ciocA 10 the
forenoon. ami ~hew II any they have WV
the same nAould act lt allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true o-py- Attest. ,,Eo A DYga, Kegistsr
3R-I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

A atourt ot + uoIir holden At Ellsworth with
~ and ipr The County of Hancock On the ID,
v rdursdrF OF september A Il l%ig
Abbie VI. Emery, AtimtulstratrtN on the E.tatr
ri Ju"l Emery, - IA said County deceased hav.
iHk presented her I-t, account Of administration
uppr -Hld estate tor Probate
DEhEEED That the -a'd Atluiiut-tratriX give
UvtI.v thereof ip Nh yt- Inirtr-t. >, r,u-,n.
a r"T, VI fht- q. t-r to b.. puplI>hc three We a.
l't--IN'+s h' ttr l. I-~pttn AuI r,4u prH q
th t'4'"".tA ul.i invt tHHt Appear At a PC1u.le
r"HtA /" r. t"..i''n ~ El-~ ota IA, ou III, tsHrth
Ntire q - "a pttIIe. ur Al, al len ~ H.. 70 b..
20 tn" iulru "a. .tuI -u,s, can - ant tiny Ta..
N!5s tur Same -Aould not be- lIlsi, ed
fAKkEE TUCk Judge.
true Orb Attest, t,cp. \. DYER, k-gister
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

hbfEt- ENTATIvE ELrCrEp. Hancock
totNrf.-En>worth J mes II. Chamber
lam. Rep; Nnrry. BluehiIl aud psdham.
Samuel Was-on. DO: fremont. NJ. Desert.
Edeuand Gran. Isle. a. &. Mnlikrn Or Trn-
mont i'; Hancock. Trenton. Msrisv.lle
Naltham. Amherst. OILS &C.. Rowland NJ.
Young Of Hancock; SeigWick. Brookhn.
aud Psnnb>coi. Daniel II. Means Of srdt-
"ck. Rep: Brooksvill-. Ca.tine and Or
land George V. Mill>of B-ooksville.
Rep; 1'uld-horo. >ullvan. Franklin aud
tastbr"'\. William /. Guptill. If Could.
hor" Rep. Deer l-l--S A. Hunk.
BucA>purt. Rep:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Coun

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Conn.
~ of Hancock:
The undersigned. Widow Of Geo w Corgins
late OF surry IN said County deceased respectful.
~ represents tha' said deceased died possessed
OF Personal Estate. Inventory Of which bas
been duly returned INTO the Probate Oriee tina.
hcr circumstances re tder 1t aces Sary that She
sn"uid nave more of said Personal Estate than
he - entitled TO on disti hutton thereof. n,
The efore prays that your Honor would grant her
such Allowance out OF sad Personal Estate a in
your discretion you may determine necessary
and ~ oper, and also appoint Commissioners "a
set ont her Dover.
SUSAN ". CooGIxs
By :. Nasson Admlustrator
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

Among the passengers on the Cam
bridge" from thi, city wer. Mr.. = r. sanger
with her two young children. and her mother
~ y ni' Who were on their way to New
FORK ih-s returned 10 MS city on Sttur-
dsE from Rockiaud hy The Richmond. snI have
r'o"i'ed the hearty cong atulgions II host, .
Of friends on their Providential escape from
iFighiiul disaster NJ ses.-Jef.rs1nidn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
4esal 1aties1

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the coun-
~ III Hancock
ieti late uf nj. Desert ia ~FiI county, dscea -rI
respectfully Represents, hat -aid deceased died
po--e--cd Of P-r-ouAi t-tA 4, an Inventory 81
which IA Dc-H Iuiy returned ma the
Probate ON e. that neg circumstances rcndrI I
necessary that she III tud nave more Of SAID Per
soaAl Estate than she !, antlti-i ID dIstribu-
tion thereof, she therefor pray that your Honor
would grant her such ALLOW n.e ont OF sd Per
sonai Estate, a IN Your discretion you may de-
tefmIne necessary aud proper, and also for the
appointment 81 commissioners ~ set ouL her
dover ia SAID estate.
RUN BAHrLErT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

A dispatch received last night from
Machias, reads thus:
Seven Republican Representatives in
ms County. Both Senators do. and all
the County officers by about 400 major
i'y Hichborn gets about 100 votes in
the County"
lhls J. "A mos gratifying resuIt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
Notice

There win BE- but one session Of the Teaener'
Institute in this county Thu. fall and that win -
the one held In Ellsworth, next week. coisheh
eng on Monday and confusing i've days
Casfine. sept. IL, lt5l -. AbDoii'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

Teacher, Institute viii be- held IN this O.
y next week, commencing 90 Monday, sud
continuing o.. dsv-. We ma, expect much
Num-h. new effort 10 in,til morc life and
.-,r pto our teachers and in awaken a
a- general interest ia our pubn schools.
Ia. session win te one of great interest 90
.s4aI.-e ana We hope II great benefit 80 the
.4,e feIl-Attsn- hv stimulating an who are
F. Jay way connected with educating thu
s aa. d greater zeal ~ other question af-
.~a- tae future welfare ~ the people j.
ta4' w'h -o r7uci interest. n. no other qur--
Narta' n - fnsoh attention ami care.
Na' - nf hope therefore 'at; an trasher-.
-< ai- NApc rnieniing school commit
-.e-. sf.j frl,ul- of Gle common school. vii
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
10 the People in Ellsworth.
NORRIS DRUG STORE.

Having spared no pains in Citing up my store
and selecting Goods. ali OF which air liz, pur.st
and best which the markets OF the United states
afford now offer the same to The public al
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at such prices Will
give sati-fa ton 10 all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

This is a mos gratifying result.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14


We had the pleasure, this morning, Of
meeting our yeuug and popular friend
Mr.. Eddie F. Pope, who is we'll known
here, as this is bis old home, where be
has hundreds of friends, who are glad to
see him looking so well and prosperous.
He was, during the war, member Of
Colonel Taylor's regiment, the Tth Ten
nessee cavalry, under General Forrest,
and came out with a reputation second
to none for bravery and other soldierly
qualities. For some months past he
has been CONNECTED With the well known
and highly reputable house OF A. v.
Dupont & Co., manufacturers OF and
Wholesale dealers in paper, at l36 Main
street, louisville. This is one of the safest
and best firms in that line Of business in
the South or West It was established
over twenty years ago, and by fair deal
ing, liberality and enterprise, has grown
to be a prominent featprs Of Louisville,
We have had extensive dealings with the
firm, and take much satisfaction in en-
dorsing the gentlemen who compose It,
and commencing them to our readers
Throughout the South. Mr.. Pope goes
South in day or tgo, end vs wish him
the great success which he deserves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
Criminal Court.

This court was engaged the entire day
yesterday in empannelling jury in the
case of State VS.. Thomas E. Leonard, in
dic,ed for fraudulent breach of trust, en-
bazzlement, etc. To-day the case will be
brought up, and the trial proceeded with,
Horrigan, Randolph and Woodward for
the Slate, CAN'T and Bullock for the de-
tense. In the case of State VS.. John
Book, convicted for larceny and SEN
fenced for three years ia the peniten-
tiary, cad Who prayed an appeal to the
Supreme Court on ksnday, appeared in
court yesterday and asked that be might
be. sent to the penitentiary, pending the
action of said court, which was granted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
Main IrreguIarities.

We have had no Nashville papers for
two days, and have to say that such an
occurrence happens on an average of
about twice per week. The fault is not
at this end Of the line, for we are satisfied
that all mails are promptly distributed.
We say further that there is more irregu-
larity in the mail business generally be-
tween Memphis and Nashville than on
any line within eur knowledge, whether
on railroad, steamboat, stage line or
horse route. If we are not mistaken the
detention is at Decatur, Alabama, though
the fault 10 evidently at Nashville. If
the through mails were sent out from
Nashville on the morning express train
on the Nashville and DecatE, railroad,
they would reach here at 10 30 pm. The
postmaster at Nashville has frequently
been asked to correct this wrong, bat as
yet no change has bean erected. lift is
not done we shall appeal, ..aarough inAu.
entail quarters, to the Department at
Washington,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
Mississippi River Railway.

From the Avalanche of the l4th.l
We are glad to announce that the
Board of County Com missioners, at their
meeting yesterday, ordered the remain
der Of the bonds $3.50, 0OO) voted to the
Mississippi River railroad, TO be turned
over forthwith to the officers of that COM
pany. This important road is to be put
under contract within week, and the
action Of the Board was almost too long
delayed for the public interest.
VIM. Il. Greenlaw, one of the Directors
of the Mississippi River road, went before
the Board, with the President, Colonel
Mitchell, and the Treasurer, W. Fl. Cher.
ry, Esq, and made an earnest appeal to
the Board to carry out promptly their
contract OF subscription. Mr.. Greenlaw,
as one of the parties whose name ia at
tached to the INDUCTION bill recently filed
against the Board, claimed to know
something of his own interest as q tax
payer in Memphis and Shelby county,
and the interest Of others of like views
with himself, and he declared that he bad
yet to meet the first taxpayer who was
opposed to the subscription to the Mis-
sissippi River road, or who did not wish
the Board Of Commissioners to carry it
out in good faith. For his own part he
would, as taxpayer, rather have the
subscription 100000 than 100000, if
the larger sum we're needed to complete
the road. In conclusion Mr.. Greenlaw
said it was useless to expect Colonel
Mitchell to proceed further with his enter
prise, 80 prosperous up to this point uu-
less the resources for building the road
were at once put into his hands.
Mr.. Cherry, on inquiry from a piem-
Der of the Board, added his testim. ony to
what he believed to be the popular de-
mand for the road. 1t would be very
bad faith toward ell the counties above
that have subscribed to the road to have
Shelby county delay completing her sub.
scripticn at this late hour.
The Board, at the conclusion of the
discugaion, ordered the bonds to be
turned over to the railroad company, and
in this matter have made record which
will always be remembered to their credit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14


During one of the brutal charges made
By the sergents de rille upon the pedes-
triaus on the boulevarSs in the recent
riots in Paris, poor laborer, who was
peaceably returning from his shop, was
pounced upon by two herculean police
men and very roughly handled. "But"
he exclaimed, II am just on my way
home. / have not done anything. Ask
this gentleman here il was one of the
rioters" be added, pointing to q very
well dressed gentleman walking behind
him, The gentleman in question made
haste to assure the two policemen that the
laborer had told them the truth. "Ah,
you are also candiile and Democ !"
(Democrs,), replied one Of the police
men. "Follow us to the station house"
SO saying, be took the elegant gentleman
by the neck and dragged him to the sta
tion-house. The chief in charge Of the
station there questioned the gentleman:
"Your nsme3 Your profession ! " Don
Francis d'Assissi. King of SPAIN was
the reply. His ex-Msjesiy was immedi-
ately set ct liberty, without the interces-
sion Of his friend MaFfori-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
Nav Enemy to Cotton.


Colonel j.. W. Booth, of the Winona
Miss Democrat, gave US, yesterday,
rather graphic description Of new and
heretofore unknown enemy to cotton,
which has appeared upon his plantation
and others in Carroll county. The mons
ter is about the size of freely and has
a striped back like that fly, but there the
similarity ceases. 1t has small trunk
like young elephant, and munches the
cotton forms like hungry j mule at q
fodder stack. The Colonel, on visiting
his place the other day, discovered the
invader ia great force. and CONCLUDED to
catch q few of them to put in bottle
and bring to Memphis, but they were not
to be bottled. He chased the whole tribe
for an hour, without capturing one Of
them, and gage it up in disgust, after
breaking down an acre or 50 Of cotton.
The pew anatomy is constructed with .
spring in bis back, sitter the fashion OF
that famous bug classisally defined as Q
jack-snapper. by which it is enabled to
jump six or eight feet with the celebrity of
q flea. 1t seems to have been built for
jumping cotton rows. Thus far none Of
them haye been taken alive. The only
one caught was dead and bad bis back
broken. Cotton has been considerably
damaged in that region BY the new
fashioned jack-snapper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14

Iberia and vicinity --were mingling and
sirolIipg. over the orange grove, under
whose shadows we claimed protection,
while others repsired to the lake. ~ Y
We were invited 10 take pleasant ride
in . small sail boat rowed by hand, with
sails attached, aud as the wind was high,
had the promise Of rapid sail across the
lake, some three miles. We took our
seat, and were soon under way, riding
the waves, the wind being so furious as
to threaten us with capsizing. You see,
we were never in such fix before, but
we thought much and said nothing, long
ing to place our feet once more on terra
tfrma so we could take q long breath.
Every minute we looked to be turned
over in the lake, and once q big wave
came dashing along and slapped US on
the face and made us feel all over in
spots. I. -.,f...ts.. " 49,. .l.1 =
/" Our heart went pit a.pat, pit o. pat, !.
And our brain went whirl-a-gig. whirLa-gig."
During this ride, the crew managed to
see the inside of several bottles Of claret,
after which we all felt better. We soon
set sail again, rejoiniDg our crowd, and
after stroling, fishing, etc., dinner was
announced, which was spread out upon
natures green sward beneath the beauti-
full orange trees. We had dinner
equal to wedding supper; all kinds Of
meats, pastries, pies, breadstuffs, jellies,
preserves, wines, ice, etc., were all 10
abundance, and we were made to feel at
home through the kindness Of old Vir-
ginians and the French, who can boast
Of their hospitality and kindness. We
enjoyed it hugely-especially the swim
min and wine. TRIsTRAM SHAsDY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Colonel Wade bolton shot by DR..
LIZ ~ Dickens ~

This morning, about half-past ten
o'clock, DIR. Dickens and Colonel Wade
Bolton, both of Big Creek, in this county,
happened to meet at the front gate Of
Court Square, on Main street. 1t may
have been an accident, but they both
stepped at the same time and stood
facing each other, not more that yard
apart. Bolton was facing to the South
and was faced by DR.. Dickens. The
latter, on discovering his life-long
foe, snatched out q long white
handled six shooter, brought it to
the front of his breast--though he did not
have room to straighten out his ARMAND
instantly fred. Mr.. Bolton, who, by the
way. is neither lean nor 1.-THE, made off
down the street on velocipede time, and
paused at the corner near the telegraph
Office. He had bundle in bis hand at
the time, which he held on to with BUSH
ness-like tenacity. As Dickens fred he
cody and triumphantly remarked. All,
hal" Nothing else was said. Mr.. Boil
ton faced about at the corner and started
back. DR.. Dickens raised bis pistol the
second time, but Deputy Sheriff Williams
happened to arrive on the ground very
OPPORTUNITY, and arrested him, and he
was taken to Jail, where he will
doubtless be held until the nature
Of Mr.. Bottoms wounds are determined.
He was conveyed to Mr.. Apperson's store,
and his wounds were examined by DIR.
Lynch. 1t was found that the bullet en-
tered the left shoulder, passing nearly
through, and ranging around toward the
spine. He would not allow the wound
to be probed, but the Doctor expressed
serious doubts of his recovery. He de-
nounced the attack as acold-blooded at
tempt at assassination, and said that sew
eral attempts had been made upon his
life. E1
This is another chapter in the history
Of remarkable bloody family fued which
has existed for many years. These two
old men, lettering on the brink of the
grave, have been deadly enemies per-
haps half their lives.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14

Be il distinctly aadeTSiqoa BY all
parties disposed to patronise as, IN the
coal trade, that we have no further con-
peetion whatever with the old cosliee
Office at 2ssi Keip street. Our business
sill be conducted exclusively at z2a
Madison street, where by the way, parties
wishing to purchase No. / Pittsburgh
coal, vOsll 80 yell to call before giving
their orders to sons Of the 'calkfng coal
Offices that "go up and down sODtinp'
ally, seeking whom they may"-ksteh
somebody. Take yppr time, and call on
Your obedieut servants,
Il, B, PAcKRR { Go.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14

DoS'T BE DIsooURAGED.-if You have
dyspepsia, or any disease of the liver,
recollect it was contracted some time
ago, and has been affecting you probably
for years. You cannot, therefore, expect
to get we'll hy one dose, or in one day. 1t
has taken long time to confirm your
disease, and if you will just take one
tenth of the time in trying to get we'll
(by using Simmons Liver Regulatory,
you will have cause to bless the day you
heard Of it. Try it; keep trying it, and
be we'll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14

WILDER's REMEDIEs-We take pleas.
ure in referring to column which ap-
pears in to-day's LEDGER from the well
known house of Edward Wilder & Co.,
Wholesale druggists, of LouisvilIe. viii
dsr's remedies have been known for over
twenty years, and are used in nearly
every State in the Union, especially in
the South and West, and it will be seen
that they are for sale by some of our
leading druggists. The various remedies
include Wilder's Stomach Bitters, for
dyspepsia, liver complaint, Indigestion
of oil species, intermittent fever, and all
periodical disorders, Wilder's Ssrsapa-
rilla and Potash, for al kinds of chronic
diseases; Wilder's Compound Extract of
Wild Cherry, for all kinds of coughs and
pulmonary complaints Wilder's Chill
Tonic, guaranteed to cure chills, fever
and ague; Wilder's Mothers Worm
Syrup, for diseases incident to children !;
and Wilder's Family Pills, for constipa-
ton, and good purgative in cages Of
fever and Yayiaua other diseases. 1t will
be seen that these remedies are for all
classes of diseases. They have stood the
critical test of public trial, and are estab-
lished among the most popular medicines
of the age. $50 Boob ql lH aIt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
Fifteenth Civil District.

Pursuant to called meeting of the
Conservative voters ofthe Fifteenth Civil
District, published in the Appeal and
ApaloaeAe of the 18th instant, large
aud enthusiastic crowd met at Mr.. More
heads store. 7. McCleary was called to
the chair, and E. 4. Colby acted Secre-
tary. Messrs, A. Morehead, M. Nc
Cleary and f. E. Colby vera duly elected
delegates to represent said district in the
Convention to be held on the 10Th instant.
e. Z. CoLBY, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
Municipal Court.

This court convened yesterday morn
ing and held a short session. The only
business transacted was the disposal OF
the case of Morris, Lea & Co. rs. Ches-
ter, the trial Of which has been pending
since last Saturday. The case being sub
mitted to the jury they returned verdict
for plaintiff.
The court stands adjourned until Thurs
day morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14

Thompson went up in his balloon at
noon to-day attached to rope, in order
to ascertain the strength of the wind. He
assembled about one hundred and fifty
feet, and found the wind too strong. As
soon as the wind goes down, towards
evening, the rope ascensioHs will be re.
sumed. Tomorrow at ten o'clock a. m.
the voyage will take place. \
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
N o t I @ II
To Arkansas River Shippers

E0R THE BETTER ACCOMMODATION
4 Of the travelling public and shippors, the
schedue of the Memphis and Arkansas River
the summer, as advertised. they will leave
Memphis Mondays and FRIDAYS at 5 o'clock
pm, instead Of Tuesdays and SATURDAYS as
heretofore. Immediately upon the opening Of
the fall trade. the Company will put in
Wednesday boat, leaving Memphis Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at b pm.
For the present. there will be but two boats
in White river, leaving Memphis Tuesdays
sna & pas 81 'n
leaving Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
as heretofore. thus making a daily line from
Memphis TO Little Rock and points above on
Io6 / JOHN d. ADAMS. President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
Emmons, News Depot.

Mr.. Emmons, of Jefferson street, sends
US daily the leading papers of the coun-
try. He has all the freshest news of the
day, and all the weeklies, monthlies and
suarterlies, and all the popular current
literature of the age. Call aud see.