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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
The New Cable.

From the Missouri Democrat, 15th.J
The procedure of the Great Eastern
with its cable seems quite incomprehensi
BILE, until we observe geographical fact
not widely noticed. South Of Newfound
land, and off the mouth of the St Law
renee, there lie small islands which still
belong to France, called Miauelon and
St. Pierre. To the island of Miquelon,
on French territory, the western end Of
the French cable is to be borne, it sp-
pears, and thence it will be CONNECTED
with line controlled by the Massachu-
sets Ocean Telegraph Company. The
length of the submarine cable is thus
somewhat shortened, and the obstacles
raised by legal objections of our Govern
ment are avoided. France can lay a
cable to her own island, if our Govern
ment insists upon absurd ioFmslities
before permitting It to be landed in
Massachusetts, or New Jersey, and we
suppose that these legal difficulties,
about which Cabinet officers and
other high funotionGriss have been
considering, have oeoasioned the de.
termination to land the cable on
French soil. If these difficulties should
be satisfactorily removed, it may be that
the submarine cable will be continued 10
Cape Cod or to some other point on our
coast. But telegraphic communication
with Miquelon can, of course, be speedily
established by land.
The speechlessness Of the cable for
two days is explained by the theory that
the Great Eastern found the fog off New
foundland too thick to render it safe to
land the cable, and therefore cut and
buoyed it to wait. for clear weather. 1t
is supposed that no accident has occur
red, and the danger of parting and losing
the cable in a storm is avoided hY buoy
ing. At almost any time, therefore, We
may have news that the work is finished,
and third line of communication be-
tween the two continents in working
order.
Politically, it is matter of no mo-
ment to us whether the cable at this end
rests on French or on American soil. If
we should be engaged in wsT et ths SANG
time With Irsnse and hritain both, all
the cables would be in hostile hands at
the other end. II, on the contrary, we
should be at war with either, aud at peace
with the other, there would be for US an
open line for transmission of news.
However, so far has science progressed
that any cable could easily BE- 6shed UP
and cut by ho7iile 1eet, it used to con-
vey intellfgenceIn titne of war, so that it
matters the less where its sermiai may
be. OF much more consequence, If true,
is the rumoF that the British company, in
ordeg 10 Iortify its monopoly, has secured
q controlling interest in the new COM
pany. We most sincerely trust that this
may not prove true.
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DELINQUENT Railroads.

The following letter has been ad-
dressed to the Presidents of such roads
as have not paid their July interest:
To the President of the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Company, Memphis, Tenn:
SIR-I am directed by His Excellency,
the Governor, to call your attention to
section HOO and ll0l, page 266 of the
Code, where it makes it the duty of the
Governor to appoint Receivers upon all
railroads where the companies fail to
pay the interest due the State at a GER
tain time specified.
The Controllers report shows that
there is balance of $55, 93l 62 (ffty-6ve
thousand nine hundred and thirty-one
dollars and sixty-two cents) interest on
the bonds loaned your company, which
has not been adjusted in accordance with
the law. This is, therefore, to inform
you that unless the matter is satisfac'
torily adjusted by the lst proximo, a Re-
ceiver will be appointed for your read.
Very respectfully,
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N o It i Q H
To Arkansas River Shippers

E0R THE BETTER ACCOMMODATION
l. Of the travelling public and shippers. the
schedule. of the Memphis and Arkansas River
Packets from this date will be changed. During
the summer. as advertised, they will leave
Memphis Mondays and FRIDAYS at 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 Bpm.
For the present. there will be but two boats
In White river, leaving Memphis Tuesdays
and Saturdays. Upon the opening of the fall
leaving Tuesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays,
q heretofore. thus making a daily line from
Memphis to Little Rock and points above on
the Arkansas river.
iC6.t JOHN D. ADAMS. President.
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Personal.

Mr.. James e. Rust, Treasurer of the
State of Tennessee, is in the city on
official business Of so important charac-
ter. He is live man aud apparently in
the right place. He expects to make q
favorable report yet in regard to the
celebrated School Fund.
Mr.. John s. Kerna. the well known
slate roofsr of Front row, returned yes
terdsy from trip to St. Louis and an
absence of Eve weeks. We are indebted
To him for Ges of late papers.
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The Calvin Case.

The petition of Gslvin's friends, ask
ing Governor Senter to reprieve him, is
in circulation. We understand that there
is q counter petition asking Governor
Senter. in tho name Of law and justice,
to let the law take its so9rle and the
criminal be executed. Those having the
petition should carry it around; there
are hundreds of our best citizens who
will sign it, and we can assure Governor
Senter, if Ne ipterf0res in the matter, be
will lose the votes Of Hsny of our best
citizens, who have vowed they gill sup
port no nap for the highest posi-
ton in our State Who tgrps mnrderers
loose.
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epeakiug To-day.

Governor Senter is stopping at the
Peabody, with Colonel David Nelson,
son of Hon. T. A. r. Nelson, and General
Stokes is at the 0verton Hotel, attended
by Colonel ]. 81. Blackburn. The two
candidates will speak at James Park this
afternoon. beginning at three o'clock
General Stokes leading off. The bluff
trick was failure. The Beal street cars
run almost to the Park.
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Rail at RaIeish.

A grand ball is to be given at Raleigh
By Colonel Coleman next Thursday night,
the zzd inst. We invite attention to the
announcement in our advertising
columns. The cars leave the Ohio depot
at half. past seven o'clock, connecting
with omuibuses at Wells station. II will
be seen that the list of committees en-
brace a number of weIl-knoWp citizens.
A pleasant affair and fne attendance
Wa nredict.
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JUST received. another lot of all liner
buck towels at So and 50 80 per dozen.
NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
isA.t Cor. Main and Adams.
A Match Made Between Allen and
Gallagher.

After mEch tall and braggadocio, a
match has been made betEeen Tom Allen
and Charley Gallagher, Who are to fight
for a small amount near this city on the
18th of next month. The articles of
agreement have been signed and a por-
ton of the money put up.
These two noted psgilists fought last
winter at Carroll Island, few miles
below the city, when, at the second
round, Allen vas knocked OCT OF tine nv
a chance blow on the heel" In the FIRST
round Allen had the best Of it, and was
decidedly the favorite.
Gallagher is unusually tall, with tre-
mendous reach, active on his feet, and
possessing q powerful arm and shoulder.
in plzcg Re IS ssid 70 be inferior to Allen,
and We have heard Of two 10 one being
staked On Tom. The Ehglishhhn GER
tainly means business, d. he has an en-.
gsGeHept to fight NcCOole in November;
HsEiil hsye : mopih " tgsin Tor tiella:
CHER, and, whether defeated or not, hs
will be ready for the giant on the day
named. ST. Louis Democrat, l6h.
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the Balloon voyage To-day,

Captain Thompson announces that,
not wishing to keep the balloon filled over
Sunday, on account of risk from danger Of
storm, he will, if he can get three passen-
gers at Fifty dollars each, take in ballast
and make a voyage, starting punctually at
six pm. The amount thus accrued
one hundred and fifty doilars-will be
money sufficient to pay for the gas in the
balloon. No variation from the above
fnrnn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

We saw an onion yesterday which was
thirteen inches in circumference, and
was heavy accordingly. 1t was only q
specimen from lot Of over fifty bushels
raised on less than quarter of an acre
of ground by Mrs. Mary E. Somervelle,
at Stanton depot. AS onions are worth
from four to FIVE dollars per bushel, this
shows handsome profit on small in
vestment of labor.
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RIVER AND COTTON.
River.

The Mississippi here is declining slowly,
and is eight feet four inches below high water
mark at st. Louis it Is receding. The Ohio
at Louisville is rising slowly. there being now
seven feet in the canal. The Arkansas and
White rivers are declining rapidly.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The new and splendid passenger and freight
steamer Natoma win leave this evening
at Eve for all points on White river. Captain
VIM. j. Ashford commands, with those clever
and accomplished gentlemen. Garrett y. Huls
and John smither in the Office. The Natoma
Is in complete running order. makes two
forty" time, and is one of the best packets in
this trade.
The elegant steamer American, with that
clever gentleman, Levi Chapman, in command,
and Z. WalWoTth. clerk. will leave for Fort
Smith and Fort Gibson this evening at
Ave o'clock. The American is just of the
docks. whore she underwent thorough over
hauling. and looks as good as new"
The peoples iayonte City of Cairo is the reg
ular Saturday packet for Cairo and st. Louis,
leaving promptly at FIVE O'Clock this eve
ming. The gentlemanly and ever oblising
Captain James W. Malin commands. Henry
Z. Corbyn. most gallant and courteous gen
tleman. presides 10 the Office.
For Viohsburs. Matches and New Orleans. 60
aboard the elegant Mary Houston. Captain
4. B, Dunham is master. and Harry Walker
il the efficient clerk. The Mary Houston is not
unknown to the public as frst- class steamer.
She will leave this evening at Eve o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

A telegram has been received at Girard
announcing that Charles White, the lion
tanner, travelling with Thsyer's MENACE
ris, was actually eaton up by the lions on
Friday night in small town in Michi-
gan. He is said to have been struck on
the shoulder by the same lion that came
so near killing him at Rochester knocked
down and the others at once sprang on
him, and before they could be beaten off
had torn him to pieces and devoured the
greater portion OF his body.
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Misfortune of sa old memphian.

Mr.. w. q. Painter. formerly resident
of this city. met with heavy loss at Tip
tonyille, Obion county, last Thursday
night. His residence was burned down
and not q single piece of furniture OF
clothing was SAVED. he and his wife
and two children srd Eaais srandchild
escaped from the burning house IA their
night clothes, and we're glad to escape
with their lives. The house was a neat,
handsome residence, worth about three
thousand Ssllsrs The furniture was
worth probably fifteen handFsd dollars
No insurance on house or furniture
This is heavy blow to Mr., Painter, who
is a hardworking, deserving citizen.
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A New Enterprise by A. II. Stewart.
From the New York World, 9th.

From the New York World, 9Th.
Situated between the village of Min
cola and Hampstead, in the county of
Queens, there lies tract of land known
as the Hampstead Plains 1t consists of
1000 acres, and has always been con-
sdered barren and almast useless waste.
Lately, however, the people of the town
have manifested considerable interest in
the property, and special meeting of
the citizens was to have been held on the
18th inst, to take into consideration an
offer of $42 an acre, which had been made
for the land under the provision of the
law recently passed in relation to the
matter. There is little doubt that this
offer would have been accepted had not
the Town Commissioner received letter
en- Tuesday last from A. T. Stewart, ESQ,
the dry goods merchant, of this city, in
which he offers the sum of $55 an acre
for the land, and says he will complete
the purchase upon the conveyance of the
property to him by paying the price in
cash. 10 subsequent letter, Mr.. Stew
art states that the only object in seek
ing to acquire the Plains is to
devote them to the usual purpose for
which such land, so located, should be
applied-that is, open them by construct
ing public roads, laying them out in par
cells for sale to actual settlers, and erect
ing at various points attractive buildings,
so that barren waste may speedily be
covered by population desirable in all
respects as neighbors and citizens. In
doing this he says that he would be will
ling to expend several millions of dol
lars. 1t is desirable that the above state
ment should he made. as very false i'm
preston existed in Queens county yes
terdsy as to what disposal Mr.. Stewart
would make of the property, one report
being that be intended to establish hos
pital for invalid dry goods clerks, another
that he would turn it into a cattle yard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

Excursion-Memph and Louisville
Railroad Mammoth Cave-bpecial
Excursion Tickets.
To pleasure parties of twenty-five or
more persons, only SIC IS each for the
round trip, including stage fare to the
Cave. This ticket entities the holder to
reduction in hotel fare and car expen-
SEES. Tickets and all information can be
obtained at 2373 Main street. T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

A CoeL PLACE.-Postoffice corner is
the place to get all the late Ledgers,
Chimney Corners, Appleton's Journals,
Clippers, and Godey's for August A
large lot of fine writing paper and envel-
opes always on hand.
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Across the Continent.

Through travel to California has COM
menced from this city, via the great Pa
cific railroad. The first through tickets,
as far as we know, were sold this morning
by Captain Sam G. Weaver, of the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad ticket office
He sold four at one time. The world
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A Memphian Married I'm Louisville

Mr.. AMI Jones, young gentleman
of this city who has many friends, was
married to Miss Lizzie Milbe, Of MUIR
fresboro, Tennessee, at the Gait House,
in Louisville, Kentucky, on the l4th inst.
Many good wishes and congratulations
will be showered upon the happy couple
when they reach this city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

This somewhat notorious case is occu-
plying the time Of the Criminal Court.
The evidence introduced was highly in
teresting, and we have heard some very
emphatic opinions expressed in regard to
the final result.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

Gen. W. B. Stokes and Hon. D. W. G.
Senter, candidates for Governor, will ad
dress the people 10 Mrs. Preston's grove,
ct the head of Court street extended, on
Saturday, the 18th inst. The discussion
will begin at o'clock pm.
]. M. ToHESF, WIN. HUNTER,
NAT. LOVE, JR., Fl. n. RASkN,
NJ. 7. RIDER.
Com mittse, on behalf of General Stokes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

EMMoNs. Go to Emmons' well-known
news depot, on Jefferson street, for the
latest and most prominent daily papers
of the country. Also the popular week
lies, such as the Bazaar, Appleton's Jour-
nal, the New York Ledger, Clipper, and
other leading periodicals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

On the 18th instant l sold out my en-
tire interest in the Memphis appeal to
F. A. Tyler, J. A. Brawner and L. j.
Duprs, and am no longer connected with
the paper. [ll9-t] JOHN AISsLIE.
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SERVICES will be held at Grace church
fernando street, tomorrow, at l03 Am
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, officiating.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

Losr-Either on Main, Beal or Vance
street, large bunch of curls. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving at
26l Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

JUST received full size l0s inch fine
article mosquito pettings at SOC per
yard, sold heretofore at 6bc. NJ. KRAUs
AZ Co., corner Main and Adams. 1861
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

Mr.. Boughner registered about one
hundred voters, white and black, at Ger
mantown yesterday. To-day he is at
Collierville. The people are not taking
as much interest in this business as they
ahould.
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The BEST is THE CHEAPEsT.-J. Devote
has the best of everything in the family
grocery line, corner Third and Adams
streets. i35
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THE CITY.

PITTsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown l. Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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Money 10 loan on colIaterals, at 2O2
Main street. 102-1N
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Coon mixed wood delivered to oil
parts of the city by c. Fl. johnson Il Co.,
No. 122 Adams street, at IS so per cord.
l05.l3l
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On our first page we have compiled a
directory of business houses, which our
readers will End a serviceabla medium
for giving their location. est
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GREATEST BARGAIN or THE SEA
soN.-Five thousand yards new styles
linen lawn, 25c per yard, worth SOC, to
be closed out at once. M.KRAUs & Co.,
1861 Corner Main and Adams.
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MrLLLRD's finest prepared family choc
olate at J. Dsvoto's, corner Of Third ant
Adams streets. l2b
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GEr your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct Of the manufacturers, Wig
gans l. Thorn, 233 Clay Building. SOL
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Two.YARDs wide bleached table linen,
81 per yard, worth 81 5O-warranted all
linen-at M. Kraus & Co.'s, corner Main
and Adams. lust
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COUNTRY merchants that buy dry goods
examine our stock. NJ. KRAUs & Co.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Drsy
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office.
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IL you want good old Megibben whis-
ky, 20 to Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main st.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street.
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ANNOUNCER ENTs.
EFPRFs ENTATIvE.-

TS0R REPRESENTATIVE
EpIToRs LKDeER: At the urgent sollclta-
-, ~ verv many friends. / have consented 70
bseome a candidate for Representative IN me
next Legislature, sub sct y ms sOininA''OH VI
che ,s psmocrsuc O0n's"H Il. TOWNSEND.
ANEOUNCE MYSELF A CANDIDATE
/ - r .n resen tativo in the next General AS
sembiy Of the State Of Tennessee. sue,ectto tne
decision Of the proposed pem2cratigi o SSnssn'
ten of Shelby c0snfy. SAM u SOt inof
Juue a. Isoe. -. =
,ITF Az AUTHORIZED TO An
w oounee T. - Ayres a. 3 candidate ior
- tho Representatives Of Shady county ~
are next Legislators .. subject TO tns eeuen Oh
the Democratic convention
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JUsr received, another lot of linen
towels, at 81 so per dozen.
Hat M. KRAUs & Co.
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gents all-linen handkerchiefs, 81 81
per dozen, worth 81. M. KRAUs d Co.
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BUY q chance in that beautiful oil
painting to be raffied on Saturday night
for the benefit Of the Memphis Boat Club
tickets, 50. The plPtpg can be
seen at Wiggans a ThOrHe's, 2SS Main
street, Clay Building.
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ROAR DING.

noARDING. = THOSE WISHING COOP
X ii1inS and clean, airy apartments, should
call al the Lehner House corner second l s 80
chss,n - Io5sine. p.r week. Sc o$7. l0t ~
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LADIES all-inen hsndkerchiefs, 81 rs
per dozen. [lO6t] M. KRAUs Il Co.
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Buy your sawed and split wood of G.
4. johnson & Co., No. l22 Adams street.
l05-l3l
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JAooNETs, swisses, mulls, nainsooks,
edgipgs and inssrtings, at half their
value. M. KRAUs & Co.,
1867 Corner Main and Adams.
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The Leonard { ase.

II you want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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ESy RAY.

CTRAYED- FROM MY HOUSE, TWO .,.9
y and half miles from Memphis. pay s te;i
iisbt blaze in face. one or beth hind feet white
Liberal reward will be paid for MS return 70
DR.. Jas. Cowan, at the stable OF Cesteho Al
exander, or to me. pArNE
118-125 d. ~. n.-- =.
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II you want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibbea & Bro, 2Sl Main street.
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IYyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben b Bro, 28l Main street.
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D.~Idson college, MeekIenburg Co.,
Norfh Carolina.

C.,HR THIRTY-THIRD .c0LLRalATB
sear viii begin September 2. lsos. Prepar-
atory department eiaeontinued. Yer p eaaHsIsue
n ~ q Wilson McPhAif. D. D.. LII. ID.
~ iis- isS' Nc. RI6HaRDsoN. Clerk.
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MEN's gauze understands, 81, worth
double the money. M. KRAUs Il Co.
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NoTICE. are determined to close
out the remainder of our large stock Of
summer dress goods and white goods
such az skirtings, swisses, mulls, main
socks and jaconets white and spotted),
Irish linens, etc.--all of which we offer
at great sacrifice during the next ten
days. If you want bargains, give us q
call. M. KRAUs 4 Co.,
1919 2lo Main street, cor. of Adams.
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JOE SEL1GMAs.-Mr. Joe Seligman, at
the DeSoto Stables, IS Union street,
keeps on hand at all times fine lot of
horses and buggies to hire. His estab-
lishmeat 10 ysll arranged for doing a
thorough livery business,
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ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first page. 7
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LADIES corsets. 81, worth 81 so, at M.
Kraus & Co.'s. 1861
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Fms DRUGs. L Call al the elegant
establishment of Morrison d Ellis, st
1872 Main street, for anything in that line.
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GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
Of M Q m p h is.

ID II Il q Il q II s.:
LOUIS HANAUER, of Scheduled d Hansuer.
M. L. MEACHAM, Of Meacham r Treadwell.
R. P. WALT, of R. p. Walt 4 Co.
A. L. HARRIS. Of Harris. Cochran 4 Co.
J. @. Nicely. Of Brooks. Nicely 4 Co.
D. P. MADDEN. of David P. MADDEN 4 Co.
j.. P. HOFFMAN,. of Mitchell. Hoffman,
u Co. IlNgl NNEIEItitsE
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+. HYBERGER,
Private Secretary
The roads which have not paid up, are

The Nashville and Decatur has paid up
more than half, and is expected to pay
up in full in few days. 1t is expected
also that the Southwestern will pay.