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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

A SHORT SEssIoN.-The papers are in
dulgiug in their annual suggestions in
favor Of short session of the Legisla-
ture. The Legislature will continue ffty
days: but it might finish up in fifteen
The only important business is-
The annual gratuities to the vsriou,
educational and benevolent ssyiums.
The annusl re-furnishing Of the State
Offices with new furniture.
The appointment of q commission te
ascertain whether somebody has not 9
claim against the State tba. has hereto.
fore been overlooked.
The issuing Of several hundred thou,
sand dollars Of State bonds. just to keep
the thing going.
Measures to keep our State tax up to
ten mills-as . progressive State should
never be permitted to 60 backwards.
A few measures out Of which would be
Senators. Congressmen and Governors
msy make little capital.
The impeachment of Judge Delsbsy,
unless he deposits bis check in bank.
pledgiug himself to resign.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

1 You hairy fellows. who want q
good shave. or your hair cut or dressed.
or your youth renewed BY having you,
gray locks dyed. call on Webb. at his
new shop. on Main Street. and be will
20 for you in right styls. See his card
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

~ Col. Moonlight is said TO have .
plas. which he will present to the Legis-
lsture. for improving the 6sances of the
state. We hope it will not prove to be
oil Moonshine.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25
r. Our readers will remember tn.

r. Oar readers will remember thst
~e have several times. Of late, spoken Of
Cook & Chandler. snd their Wstbens
Woolen Mills-coumendsd the superi-
orify Of their nsuufsetnr,s. end pointed
out the sdvantagee Of dealing with them.
We hsvs Issely bsso inquirins more par.
ticuisfjy into the matter. ,sed have ssesr.
ssined that il is allso. just - ws ssid.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

The MoSoPoLY Power -Senstor Matt
Carpsntsr. of Wisconsin. lately delivered
an address at Madison City. In many
particulars the speech may he considered
= remarkabls one, and has been the cause
Of considerable comment The following
extract. we are satisfied. will express in a
sucrinct form. much that the mind of the
country has been dwelling upon for some
time past, when rejecting npon the pro-
bable result of the daring and s'upendous
operations Of certain corporate bodies:
For all practical purposes We have but
one telegraph company in the United
States, and bnt one ex press company. II
nothing is done to check the present ten.
ilencies. it will not BE- long until we shall
have but one railroad company in the
United States. and then it is by no means
improbable that these three monster mo
nopolies nanv. Gin order to form q more
perfect unien." "insnre tranquility" pro-
vide for their common defense. and pro
mote their general welfare" "ordsin
and establish a constitution" which
shall combine all three in one. and it
will be owing to the mercy Of heaven.
or the vigilance of our people. il they do
not so far extend their schemes a. to or
dsin new constitution for the people oI
these United S,stes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

Tas Issocssrs- ABaoAD We have
received from F. A. Hutchinson d Co.
St. Louis. No. Q besatifal soluus OF six
hundred and fly pages. finely illustrated
with two hundred and ihirty-four En-
cravings. Just brought 1ut BY them. an
titled the "Innocenis Abroad. or the New
Pilgrims Prosrsss." which is from the
pen Of that most inimitabls aud enter
tanning writer. "Mark Twain" Criti-
cism Of the work is almost impossible;
ss sufficient grsvity Of countensncs for
the purpose. can hsrdly b maintsinst
over the volume. To think Of. or look
ct it. is to smile. but to read it is to over
.wheim all criticism with uncon'ro'lsb'e
;lsushtsr. GHA NClTuI 11~
1t is truly sn original affair. and does
credit to its author; He treats Of subjects
Of which We supposed ws were fully se'
'qssiuted-iu.sucb . masser thst We com,
to the conclusion finally that we.srs swal
lowing sugar-costed ststistics.-sud sr'
aware that We are digestipg much useful
andr important inform ..ion.-lssrnine
facts We never knew efore.-gettins
slimp pses Of scsnes and places from entirely
new stand points. and catching new apd
quain. ideas. expressed in the most orig
in.l and funny manner. ,..,
Altogether the Book is good one: on
we can heartily recommend to our read
ere. It is pure in morals, and just th'
thing for 6resids reading.
tits beautifully illustrated with TIVE
hundred and thirty y-four 6ne Engrsvings
which add grea, vslue to the Book. Th
Publishers have certsiuly done their par
we'll, sud given to the public handsome
volume.
Boy this book. say we. aud our wor,
for it you will not regret the outlay
We shall extract often and largely from
it for our columns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

The year Just closing has been good
one for business 10 White Cloud. and
the town hiss ssen many and gratifying
improvements. There Is good supply
of all branches Of business and trade to
M axe brisk times; but the tswn is grew
ing. and there Is room for moss. We
may enumsrats . few items Of whst the
towa confsin W -
Three s,ssm Saw Mills;
One Flooring Mill: h ri
Ons PlsDins Mil -
One Csrding Mill:
Two Lsth Mills;
Tso Single Milas as;----s.--....--.-.s--s-'
Ons Stesm Ferry Boat; .nCia,
Two Grain srehouses-ons with
steam corn.sheller end elssstor;-
One Polk Pactiss E.tablishmsnt;
Ops Lumbsr Y ard -
Four Dry Goods and Grocery Stores;
One Clothing Store: ,!liJci 9
One Hardware Store
Two Drug Stores:
Two Stove AMI Tin Stores: 80.
'Ooe Printing Office; saa s-- .5ssss
Three Churches;
Three Public s schools; Ea
One Bakery and Confectionery:
Two Livery Stables; ss-5
Two Saloons: rr r s =
Five Blacksmith Shops;
Two Wagon Shops:
One Cabinet and Chair Shop;
One Harness and Saddle Shop;
Two Shoe Shops;
One Tailor Shop;
Two Physicians
Four Hotels and Houses Of Entertain.
ment;
Three Paint Shops; t
Two Brick Yards;
Three Brick Mssons;
Two Stone Masons;
Four Plssterers;
One Butcher Shop; +, -a-f- .a
One Barber Shop
One Cooper Shop; a
One MATCHMAKER and Jeweller;
Three Millinery Shops;
One Photograph Gallery;
About thirty Carpenters. sll busy;
| Preachers, Traders. Spectators:
Land Agent. Notsriss. Justices
No Lawyers;
Teamsters and Lsborsrs by the score
About IS new buildings this season
About 1900 inhabitants.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

"PrrER." Lowers Of q drink Of good
lager. in this part Of the country. oil
know Peter. who holds forth on The bor-
ders of Hiehlssd. He is still ct il. max
ing his superior beer. snd is ct all times
ready to sccommodsts wbolseals and re-
tail customers. BIS card will be found
in this paper. ,a-s;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

EXPERIENCES 1t seems to rs that Mr.
Olney is making mstske in Lis can
vass for the Clerkship of the House. II
he would simrly reqnest his newspaper
friends to say that be wss fully compe-
tent for the place. no one would object
But when he reqnes,s hls claim 70 rest on
the ground OF his "experisnce." and en-
ters into competition with Capt. Banks
On that score. he must expect that com
PARSONS viii be Instituted. Capt Bank.
served az Chief Clerk Of the Honse. with
distinguished credit. before Mr.. Olney ever
saw Kansas Legislature He not oply
served repeatedly in that position, bu'
sIso IS Secretary Of the Senate, and ths
"old members" probably know as much
shout him as they do about NJ. Olney
Indeed. we have neither seen nor hesr.'
anything oe that imperative call which
the .'o'i msmhers" are said to bsve no ads
'upor Mr. Oiusy. Wa know ssvsrsl. al
least. that have not joinsd in it.-Topeka
Commonwealth.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

GoDcI.-We publish the prospectus oi
Godey's Lsdy's Book for 1870. to which
sll are refsrrsd Who wish . Msgszins oi
thsE charsetse sud class. Il is the Oldest
Msgssins in AMI cries. and tie best Of ts
kind. -, ;. "a - - =sf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

U We infer. from . hint dropped in
a late issne of the Atchison Champion.
that Wilder. Of the Conservative. has
been guilty of "mend acity."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

~ Lahmer & Van Bustirk have
something to say. this week. to those in-
debtea to them, as there will b, . ehsngs
in the 6rm after the lst Of January next.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

A SEvERE WINTER Louisville
Exp'ess thinks We are to have severe
winter. and gives the following reasons
for II:
From ali sources comes the prophecy
OF severe winter. From tho far West
come indicasions Of this fact The oh
s.rvstion offhe trsppers isto the effect the,
the beaver. the otter and other ssgscions
animals are donble lining their hons.s.
which is beld to be indicative of severe
winter. Trappe,s firmly believe in these
s'gna. and are providing themselves &C.
reordinely. We hear on al sides specu-
istions a. to the probabilities Of severe
winter. and mention the preparations o'
these animals a. worthy OF consider sfiou ''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

$1,000 AND All ExPEssEs PArDl-See
advertisement Of American Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine in our Advertising colamns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

H @. W. Noyss commenced slsugb
tering hogs. on Monday. st his establish
meat in this place. s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

N The Troy Rspubiicsa oeppaoss
its second volume. sied partially ID se&
raimsnt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the bes
imported German Cologne, and s,ld at hall
the price.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crins
Of Solitude, and the DISEASES and ,ABU.
SES which create impedimeuts 10 MARRI-
AGE. with suie mears of relief. Sent IL seal
ed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard As-
sociation. Philadelphia, Pa. feb. LILY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25


Bill Stubbs threatened to thrash Tom
Hardy. Both we're river bostmen, and
Bill Stubh. lived down by the bark OF
the river. keeping a small eating house
for the accommodation Of his brother boat
men. Tom Hardy, not feeling very ami
cable toward Bill, snd hsaring of bis
remark. as he tied his fat-boat no to the
shore. walked up to Bill as he stood qni
etly smoking and watched the landing,
and said, "Bil S'ubbs. ] hear vou'va
threatened to thrash me" Bill declared
it to be no sueh thing. anil protested tn hst
it was a made up lie. "Well." said
Tom. "shether it's lie or not. l feel
just like thrsshing Won. aud TN give yon {.
dollar and the two first licks to hnot, to
stand up to me-" Bill agreed to the pro.
position. ani two stont fellows were cho-
sen from the hv-s'andsrs 20 act az sec
osds. and see fair play. The parties took
their positions. aud the dollar was paid
over. Bill then let drive and closed up
Toms RICH, eye. bnt Hardy stood np to
him manfully. and Bill gave him anot,
er lick. which closed hi- o'her eve. then
beloved, '.nnf. nnff. take him off. take
him off!" The seconds. in dnty bonnl.
we're obliged to separate them. and keep
Tom from doing sny harm. This learned
Hardy lesson. and he thinks he viii
never Offer to fieh, another man on the
same terms.-Leayenworh Call.
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H.cx L,,, y,,o,5 This. and Co,au,u,l.

Hacx EiSe NEEDED This. snd Couu.
ties west aud northwest of u,, are greatly
in nesi of public conveyance to the city
OF A'chison. As it is now. suy OF or
citz-ns who may wish to visit Atchison.
Lsavenworth or Topeka. have to- go via
St. Joseph to do so; and 10 the winter,
owing to the uncsrtsinty Of crossing the
river. they cannot hope to get from Troy
TO Topeka shor, Of from two to thr'e dsys
The coming winter. m,ny ofthe citisAns
Of this locality wsnId like to visit the car.
ital. and they slldeplore the ,des Of eros
sing the Missouritwics. to get toths esp
itsl Of X .nss.. sni at the same time be
aware TINT with e'sge from Troy to
Atchisou. they could leave home in The
morning. snd be at Topeks at night
I We are told mail route has been inex
isteBes for months on this line, tu, nc
service h.s ever been ordered.
We submit to our neighbors at Atch
ison. that il is for the munal interest o
Atchison and Troy to have daily hsct
line between those points. as torerunnel
to the Atchison & N brasks railroad
'Is thTano balm Of Gilead?" Many
Of the chitz,ns OF Troy would cnntribut'
to an enterprise Of this kind. Will on
neighbors of Atchison second the move
ment. and le, our folks have an oportu
nifty of travelling to TINT city short Of
two days riie. through q neighborins
Stste?-Iroy Republican
We believe that daily hack line from
this city. ria Doniphsn. Troy. and High
lsud. to White Cloud. wonld pay. D. z
ems Of people go to st. Joseph every day
in order to, go from tha' place to som
point in Kansas. All ofthistr ough
to come to Atchison now. and hence pro
cesd. as it can. by rail to its destination
There is good chance for some enter
prisipg man to make money by establish
ing a hscklin as suggested. Some Q
onr citizens ought to do it.-AtchiSo
/ Champion. -'-,~
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HoR THE isst = !;
NEW YORK WEEKLY. :
TIE PEoPLE's FAvoRIrE JegRHAL. a.
,z,ia = ~ i.s-
The Most Interesting Stories
Are always to be found n the : z
NEW YORK WEEKLY J.
A, present there are

At present there are f.sEfaic
SIX GREAT STORIES -
running through its columne; and at iesss'
One Story is Begun Every Monsh.ss
New subscribers are thus sure Of having the
commencement of new continued story, no
matter shen they subscribe for the @ig ~
NEW YORK WEEKLY
Each numher Of the NEW YORK WEEK.
LY contains Several -BeansifaI nIussraeissp,
Double the Amount Of Reading Mates sfssy
paper of its class, and tho Sketches, Snort
Stories. pens. etc, arc BY the abisst wrifsss
of America and Europe. The ~
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
does not confue its usefulness 70 amaseesent,
but publishes great quantity Of reall Ioeysuc-
tive Matter. in the most condemned fSsn. zfhs
N. Y. Weekly DepartaehtS
have attained a high reputation nom their
brevity. excellence. and correc1ness. -.
TAG PLrasAsr PARAeaAPHs ere uade % Of
the concentrated wit and hsnor Of nanyrinA.
THe KsowLEDsE Box 10 soai,oel % sSshl
information onali manner Of subjects, ssss
The Nrws Irrxs give IN the q aess saosds
the most notable doings al over tke so.ld-
Tar Gosar WITS Coasssposess3s eeusslss
answers to inquirers upoa ell iansinslss sub-
iects. afsiis,sissl1 se;i 6fs1 ksA
H q -af Z
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15

The e'egant Linton will get away at five
this evening for Helena. Mariana and all
way landings on st. Francis river. Caplai
Les Ware is her noble commander. This fine
packet makes regular trips TO the head waters
Of the st. Francis. and is always up TO ii2e.
The peoples favorite City of Cairo is the reg
ular Saturday packet for Cairo and St. Louis,
leaving promptly at five o'clock this even
ing. The gentlemanly and ever obligine
Captain James W. Malin commands. Messrs.
Henry Corbyn and Glenn. Nolte are clerks. than
whom NO more clever and accommodating gen.
tlemen can be found.
The splendid freight and passenger steamer.
Minneola, is the regular Saturday Cincinnati
packet. leaving fer Cairo. Louisville and Gin
cinnati at Ave o'clock. W. B. Miller, CON-
mands, with WIN. Hall in the ofiise. The Min
nicola is new boat. and one of the best Of the
line. Her oabin is a palace. and her tables all
that ecu be desired.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
River,


The Mississippi at tails point continues to de-
cline slowly; Il ST. Leuis it is declining. The
Ohio is falling al louisville. while it continues
to rise at Cairo. The other streams are about
stationary.
RnAFs HAVING THIS EVENING.
The Liberty No. 2 leaves for all points on
Waite river Saturday evening at FIVE o'clock.
Captain Charles conley commands. while Jim
my Thompson and Charlie Sharpe have charge
Of the Office. The Liberty is the regular United
States mail packet for the above ports.
The gay Ozark leaves this evening at Eve
o'clock for Pine BlEE, Little Rock and Fort
Smith. Captain Harrison Blasdel commands.
wiiA Ad Storm and Jim Salisbury in the Office.
The Ozark is one ofths best boats on the river,
and her officers are clever fellows.
The magnificent steamer. Marble City, Is the
regular packet for Napoleon and vieksSSFS,
leaving a. Ave o'clock this evening. The
Gallant and courteous gentleman. Captain Car
Ter, commands. with Henry Dietrich In the
oEiee. The Marble City Is one Of our best and
most commodious steamers. and Is always on
line. Her cabins are neat and clean.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
Imuertanco or lair a. am Ornament.


Without fne head OF hair no woman
can be really beautiful. A combination
Of perfect features, unified in one person,
would all go for naught without that
browning excellence Of beautiful hair.
Take the handsomest lady that ever lived,
one with the finest eyes, a perfect nose,
an expanded forehead, a charming face,
and a pair Of lips that rival the ripest
and reddest cherries of summer, and
shave her head, and what fright would
she be the dogs would bark at and run
from her in the street. The ladies ought
to be constantly impressed with the i'm
portance of hair as chief ornament Of
beauty. 1t is every persons business to
be informed that every shade and shape
of false hair is to be found at the hair
establishment of Madame F. Lavigne,
No. 269a Main street, opposite Court
Square. &C
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15

The Bluff City Stock Yard reports liahter re-
esipts Of good beef cattle since FIilay last,
with an active inquiry from leading butchers.
We quote for first class Western beeves Sc gross:
second class S to &c gross; third class. to SO
gross; inferior. to e grOss; work oxen are
in continued good demand at SIS to si25 Per
from $50 to 500 per head; hogs are Of a III
sale. with supply equal to present dsmand. and
command 6to s. gross; siosk hogs ceDmAua
TO &c gross; sheep. but seAnt supply in map
ket at S to ne EroEs; horses and mules. nsr-
kst bare Of servcrabls character u stos
suitable for the fam. but would sell speedil
at SIS to Sl75 Per head. Very SuprricF stoe
slow Of sale.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15

GRAND EXCURSION TO ISLAND 40.-We
learn that the elegant steamer Laura will
leave the foot Of Monroe street tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at q o'clock, to con-
vsy a party of excursionists to Island 40
and back. This will be splendid op-
portunity for those in search Of some
amusement to break the tedium of a dull
Sunday. Everything has been arranged
for the amusement and comfort of the ex-
ustionists, and it will no doubt be a
pleasant affair.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
Auus.u,suts.

New MEMPHIS THEArER The testi-
monial benefit rendered TO Mrs. w. G.
Thompson last night was indeed splen-
did affair. The house was filled with the
elite Of Memphis. Persons from other
cities who were present s,y they never
saw such an array Of female beauty any
where before as was crowded into Dress
circle and psrquette. 1t was an ovation,
and tender hearted tribute Of admira.
ton to generous and talented lady,
who never let charitable object pass
without doing something for it. The la
dies and gentlemen who took part in the
performance distinguished themselves
highly, and exhibited the fact that in vo-
cal and histrionic talent Memphis is not
far behind more pretentious cities. Miss
Carrie Ennis astonished every one with
her sweet and strengthening melody,
aud was three times rapturously encored.
Mrs. Chapsky and Miss Wilkinson sang
very sweetly, and were deservedly ap-
plauded. Professors Winkler, Holen-
berg and Farmer added greatly to the
success of the entertainment by the
concord of sweet sounds" on piano,
violin and flute. In the pretty com
edy of The Game of Love, Mrs.
Thompson showed that the fire of histri-
onc genius sill sparkled within her; and
Mrs. Steinkuhl gave tokens Of having in
herited no small share of the ''old lady's"
talents. Our amateurs, Lou. Loubrie,
Eugene Lehman and B. N. Hart, acquit-
ted themselves gracefully, especially Mr..
Lehman, who was loudly applauded.
The thanks of our citizens are due to the
ladies and gentlemen who SO generously
volunteered their services on this occa.
sion.
ALT. BURNETT.-The greatest mimic Of
the age, ALI. Burnett, will appear at the
New Memphis on Monday evening. His
facial expression is most wonderful, and
he is said to be the only living man that
can, at the same time, laugh on one side
of his face and cry upon the other. His
changes of feature are so entire as to defy
recognition from his most intimate
friends; while in his rapidly of change
of dress and character, he is without an
equal in the world. He cannot fail to
please all who possess either a sense of
the ludierous or touch of sentiment.
Our guests at the Commercial Convention
will be likely to spend a very pleasant
hour or so listening to the witticisms Of
Aft.
VARIETIES THEATER.-Ssturday is the
" fashionable night at the Varieties,
and consequently Manager Broom makes
it particular point to have programme
Of unusual splendor on that important
occasion" Miss Albertine will intro
duce q new Partisan dance, and the
twelve female minstrels some of their
sweetest gems. Malinda Nsgle, Carrie
Sharpe, Helen DeVere, Lottie Mitchell,
Lille Wheeler, Hannah Birch, May
Scott, Ada johnson and the Misses Par
ker will all shine in new roles tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15

TIE BEST HAvANAs.-Mr. Geo. L.
Grayser, the popular cigar dealer at the
Overton and Peabody cigar stands, has
just received select lot of Partagas,
Upman, Carolina, Escepcion, Rega. del
Rey and Figaro brands; also fine stock
of real meerschaum pipes. Delegates to
the Commercial Convention will know
where to get the best smoking material.
Mr.. Grayser always keeps splendid
assortment, and is most accommo-
dating gentleman to deal with. Give
him call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15

GET THE BEsr.-in buying anything,
no matter whether it be dry goods, gro
ceries, boots or hats, the best is the
cheapest" This is more especially the
case in groceries. We should always
make it a point, for the sake Of health, to
use nothing in this line except it be nice
and fresh. Oar friend Devote, on the
corner of Third and Adams streets, has
the incest aud freshest of everything in
family groceries. He also has full
stock of the finest wines and liquors
ever brought to this city, which he is
willing te sell at reasonable prices. Call
and see Mr.. Deyeta, Price his groceries
and try his Golden Wedding
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15

For SALE-In front of the Chancery
Court Room, on Monday, May 18th,
1869, the valuable aud elegant and well
situated lots, "a and %, in the plan Of
subdivision of the Dunn lands: 2ll feet
on the south side of DuBose or Central
Avenue by 800 feet on the east side Of
Middle street. Terms Of sale: One fourth
cash; balance on credit OF enc, two and
three years. Notes with security taken,
bearing interest, and lien retained until
payment of the purchase money. For
particulars, apply to John Somerville.
Office; No. 2S5 Main. &c
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15

EMxoSs, 10 Jefferson and 39s Main
streets, has Appleton's magazine, satur-
day Night, New World, Police Gazette,
and the latest New York, Cincinnati, St.
Louis and Louisville dailies.