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II. WADE d Co., 2s7 Main street, call
attention to their large stock Of writing
papers and envelopes l52 9-l3
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Iryou want good old Megibben whisky
20 TO Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-11

Iryou want good old Megibben whisky,
60 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-11
The Varieties Theater.

The Varieties will be crowded this eve
ming, as a most attractive bill will be pre-
scented. Read the programme; it is
booming full offun, frolic and good things
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-11

IL you want good old Megibben whisky
70 to MegibbeR & Bro. 2Sl Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-11

ELDER DAVID WALK will preach at Lin
den street Christian church tomorrow,
at ii am. and pm.
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LOST

II OST-TuE MAN THAT PICKED UP
Sixteen Dollars in the barber shop, No.
SIX jefferson street, had betterretu 1t to the
same. as he is well known and was seen pick
inc IL up. ~
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mempbts and CharIeston Raiir cad

The Junction accommodation train
on the Memphis and Charleston railroad
will leave, on and after this date, at s:45
pm. on Saturdays, instead of Sundays as
heretofore. G. L ANDERSON,
Assistant Superintendent,
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WEATHER.--RIVER--.UOTTON.
WEATHER.

Meteorological observations. as reported Ii
US by Mr., Edward Goldsmith
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noass ciearIng To-Day.

The magnificent steamer Cora s. Is
announced to lesys this evening, at
FIVE o'clock, for Cairo, louisville aud
Cincinnati. She is in charge Of Captain
Hicks King, assisted by AL Croxall,
The Natoma, Capt John B Davis,
is advertised as the White river beat for
this evening. Shippers and travellers
will note that she leaves at five o'clock
pm. Jimmy Thompson and Charles
Sharpe have charge of the cfiice,
The gay City of Cairo is up for ST.
Louis this evening" at ave. She is the
regular packet, travels quick and offers
the best accommodations. Capt. Malin
commands, with G. b. Conrad at the
desk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-11

CIR your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct Of the manufacturers, Wig
eans Il Thorn, 2s3 Clay Buildin~ 5O-t
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RIVER.

The river here is still declining, AID
shows fall of p incheg during the
past twenty-iour hosrs. At Cairo and
St, Louis a slight fall is reported. Dis
patches from Cincinnati report the oh.o
as rising. with six feet three ilshes in
the channel, while g. Loaisyille three
feet five inches Is noted The Cumber-
land is still Own. with thirteen inches
op nt.arpeth Shoals. The weather at this
point is clear, with q moderate business
doing on the levee.
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II. WADE & Co., 297 Main street, call
the attention Of parents to their loo
prices for attOOl books, now that the
schools are soon to open. l52-9-l3
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Money TO loan at ses maIH st. ls
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I'll. A ~ Il n X -
laaependentfas Packet.
For BradIy's. Pecan Pc, Richard
son Landing, Randolph, Full
ton and Oseeo1a.

THE NEW AND SPLENDID -
Il passenger packet HanlL- .---@..-----ls
TONY. c, hardvick. master; Fraak ton
mediate landines, commencing Tuesday, Sept.
"a. and leaving Memphis every Tuesiay and
fridzy. At sc'cloek pm This boat Vas pur-
chased expressly Tor The trade. and uill run th %
year round. and viii guarantee he rhippers 10
do their business With prompiuess an a, DAish
The Captain will rive " personal nttsntion
70 filing q orders, fes Fs.Eht Or pass ssapply
TO ELLlArrA MILLER, Aaonn
=. r. WALT A CO.. BraiisT Blsek.
ST MARTIN Wait 4 Gu. ~ f5tnt 81.
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For Friar's Point and Way Land'gs,

Regular MaEsphts and friar's Point
Trf.WeekIy Packet.
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CEO. w. EEK,
VI Geo. Malone. master; ,s-.sFs -s<S.zk1<--l@.s
as above every MN slAY, WEDNESDAY
aud FRI pa n. a. pm Apply Oh board. ns-i
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Cation statement.

MEMPHIS. SePtaEsbsr n. 1863.
Furnished daily By the Clerk Of the Chamber
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EDUCATIONAL.
Musical instruction

MRS. ". j. TAGGART WOULD INFORM
wi her friends aud the public generally that
she will continue to give instruction on the
piano al her residence. 200 fernando street.
She guarantees complete satisfaction. Terms
liberal and accommodating. S13
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WA n rs.

NNANTED-A MAN TO DO PLAIN JAR
nsat situation. Apply to =. II. WAR y:
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vxrANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK
wv keeper or salesman. Can furnish the
best Of references. Address s. T.. at this
Office. S-is~
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VXTANTED-HALF A DOZEN GOOD
w dwelling houses, within half mile OF
Court Square, for COED tenants.
ole $40 M lain street.
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FOX RENT.


w. A. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
BcfheI Block. 0niee NO. y.
xlTANTRD A CARRIAGE BLACK
w smith. Good wages and steady work
warranted. None but good workmep need
81 Cor Bssl and 81. Martin SITS.
Ts0R RENT-A BRICK RESIDENCE. NO.
X IN e,ourt street. Possession LIST Of October.
Inquire Of J. L. EICHBEkG.
II l9l Main street.
NOR RHINESTONE NO. 81 BEAL ST;
Inquire at J. III. Loewenstino Bros, 81
Ma in street. Clay Building. Il
mo Y aENr--A BRICK SHED OR WARE.
d.l1 ton depot. W. A. WHEATLEY..
S1 III Bethel Block.
@op n. 1NT-MAIN STREET sToRR.-
E'Jxnh.nn =, ucly Application and sufficient in
4 SrS -, rcred, We will rent for one year
Srsro If ~ esptsmber next. the mont store
roam nov occu eicj BY us. corner OF Main and
Isgsrson sfrcst.. y N part Of basement.
i iis-f 'Riio6Ys.s - :. TREzEyANT a co.
T,oR RENT A SMALL Farm OF
'vn nr ,erc. wit sin ~ miles Of Court
Snns-c Win new and conf. rtable houses In
OURS az Nv Madison 81 rect NJ stairs' ~ enoe
Of s. A. Moore. ksq. 1ol-I
T,HoM arc. stR SEPT. 4. THE COOL
II and spacious "Ayres .-eridenoeL on nel
nandc road. near the street s.rs, IN plaae =
benutiiul and healthy. W. A.
Rental Agent. Bethel Block. tA-sH
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VHTANTED EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that DR.. Russell's VEGETABLE IN
two to ten days, without the use Of medicines
Internally. For sale at kussell's Dispensary,
AZ North Court street. Sent securely packed,
to any address. on receipt Of price W per
bottle. l3n-I
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NAtiD MANtsAcTys. OF PIC Ron.-An
Invention for The manufacture or pig iroa
has been perfected at Marquette. The Adj
yerisef. 81 Detroit, says that ! this pro-
cess ffe inventor can convert the Mar
quette ore Into nrnlleable hon m forty min
utes, manufacturing with such rapidly. al
so. AS to turn out thirty tons day. The
fusion ss most complete, aud the quality
ofiron pr"duced compact, smooth, exceed
inpiy tenacious aud readily maiirable. So
far as We are able to iudg.,, it is a complete
success. Some Of The completed samples
iu large and small rods have been bent hot
--nt different stuges of heat-and cold
without fracture of frying. Other speci.
mems had been cnt in two Cold, showing
density and toughness!
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WITHOUT A GOOD DIGESTION

All other temporal blessings are compare
lively worthless. The dyspeptic million
aire who has tried all the potions of the
medical profession in vain, and believes
his complaint to be incprable, wcnld give
half his tartunc to be freed from the hor-
rors of indigestion, and thus enabled to
enjoy the other half. Of course he ,rould.
Perhaps HOSTETTERS STOMACH
! BF7TERS has been recommended to snch
sufferer Possibly he has turned from
the friend who made the suggestion with
IL sneer, intimatimg that he has no .faiM in
any "patent medicine" IF this has been
the case, so much the arorse for him. His in
Icredulity doGns him to u life of misery.
All the luSmies which wealth can pur.
chase are at his command No Que of
them can give him pleasure. His own IT.
rational obstinacy is his bane.
The masses, happily for themselves. are
less skeptical. There is snch thing as
bigofea intellect as we'll as bigoted creduHty,
and a golden mean between the two, which
men and womeh who are gifted nth COM
mon sense adopt and profit by. These arg
the class that patronize ard recommend
HOS7lETTER'S Buffers. Why do they
approvc this famous anti.dyspeptic and
anti-billous preparation ? Simply because
they have not bnen too much the slaves Of
senseless prcjndice TO give it y fair trial,
and have found that when all other tonies
stimula its and stomachcs failed, it pro-
dnced the desired effect.
"Strike, bnt near," said the Roman sage.
when his ignorant enemies were assai{ing
him. Doubt. hut try" says the man who
!nfs been cured of indigcstion. or bilious
hess, or intermittent fever, by the Bitters
MS he relates his experience of the madi
cine to his invalid friends. Whoever is so
welded to his own fo7egone theoretical
conclusions. as to decline 10 fest the prop
critics of a medicine endorsed by the testi
mony of intelligent men in every walk of
life, and apprnved by the people at large.
6esel.fi4s to suffer
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'|N-~7-S7-N-s-s--7,--7-7
E,GTR. Y.

q ~
TAKEN UP and estrayed before me,
Il Justice of the Peace for the Spring
Hill Ward, Rapiles Parish, by d. H.
Willis, Jr, A LIGHT BAY MARE,
about eight years, old, fourteen hands
high. branded thus V, on each shoulder
and left rump, small star in the fore
head, with Il colt, about two weeks old.
Also
A FILLY, three years old, brand in
shape of square with the letter A over
t e top, on the left shoulder. APP
praised by Thomas E. Randolph and
Matthew =. Willis to be worth sixty
! FIVE dollars.
The owner will come forward, prove
property, pay charges, or they will be
sold according to law.
WIN. RANDOLPH, j. P.
May Goth. 1s69-3t.
Printers Fees 80 90.
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nsy- A citizen Of parkersburr. West vi,

HsS- A citizen Of Parkersbure, West yir
GINA, said to be a man of wealth AID re-
speefabiiiy, was arrested by Marsha
Walsh, in Newport, on Saturday EVENING"
upon warrant which charges him with en-,
teripg the room OF a young Indy. who is his
cousin. in that city, at late bnnr on Mem
day night last. for vile purpose. The
young lady in question has also commenced
a civil action for damages for assault aud
battery against hin. He gaze bail in the
sum Of $500 for his Appearance before the
Mayor. II is probable the halter will be
compromised.
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{ NUMBER 40.

know you are, give me your note at
three OF fotr months
'sSholt, heavens, let me see" So
Jpening his poclet-book he found it
empty.
"All gone, all gone"
Don't worry yourself, Sol;' all
right
We'll, this is most unfortunates I
was very foolish certainly"
There was no backing ont, for what
he did while asleep he Md to stand
up for when wide awake-and awake
he was to the fact of having lost 5000
cash aud $3.50 to his friend, the mer-
chant. The note was given at four
months, payable at Mobile. Before
it became due, Sol had it renewed,
made payable at New Orleans. Again
it was in part renewed; nor was, it
until twelve months, had elapsed that
it was FINALLY settled:
As Sol Smith was never known to
utter falsehood, or set down :inght
in malice. this statement made TO the
writer must be taken us a veritable
fact, and will add one more strange
aeeeasft TO the many wonderful freaks
OF somnambIlists'-{ Philadelphia
Press.
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PoLfrIcAL. The Newhuryport Herald
comes ont in favor of Gen. iiutler for the
next Governor Of Massachusetts, and
says: 1--WE need just such a mana man
OF great executive powers--to reconstruct
affairs at the State House" The Herald
also intima'es that Gen. Butler wilt be
elected to she United States Senate at an
early day. The democrats OF Ohio are
urging the nomination OF Gen. Rosecrsns
as their candidate for Governor Of tiiar
State.
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eSsr A number of school children. with
Miss Ware, their teacher, aud some friends
from Spring Station, arrived in Frankfort
by the Lexington train Monday morning.
with flowers 20 assist in decorating the
graves of the Confederate soldiers buried
in that beautiful cemetery. They did not
learn until their arrival that it was not the
day set apart for the decoration anc re-
Turned OIL tee g:15 train
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bss- Young O'Neil, who SO brutaIIy
murdered Captain Dennis, of the schooner
Belle Varney, in October last. was acquit-
ted in .Edepton, 90 Friday last. the 10Th
inst. The jury which acquitted him was
composed OF seven negroes And FIVE white
men. The judge. from the bunch charac-
terized the virdict Is a disgrace to, the
State and to tue age, and great iA,ifsna-
ion was manifested ny the spectators.
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neg- The tcolored) Meth,dfsis. had a
baptizing last Sunday at Lexington, and,
as usual, an immense crowd OF white and
blaed people turned out to witness it. The
ordinance was administered to twenty seven
candidates. TIE services were conducted
with the. greatest zeal--the singing and
shouting on shore and the exhortiEg and
shouting in the water making up an erthu-
sastic scene.
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nes. The Jefferson (Texas) .Iimplecnte
say that NJ. j.. Armstrong, of Lamar. aud
VIM. II. Fleming, OF Red river county, who
reached Jefferson recently from Washing
ton city. are confident 10 the belief TINT our
State election will not be interferred with
by Congress, but will come of on the 9Th
of July. as provided by the late constitu-
tiopal convention.
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hes~ With an increased ,leils:sssiSa FOR fsil
lat Alexandria Va, there has been con-
siderable falling of in the receipts, aid
prices havei consequence advanced Shsd
sold at from sl2 to, SIC per hundred. and
herrinas at from 80 so to 81 per thous-
aud. The country demand has been suffi-
cient to buy all The fish that reached the
! market
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B@+ The proprietor OF the Phoenix Ho-
tel suggests that the correspondents of a
peishboriDg city deports themselves in o.
more gentlemanIy manner when they next
visit Lexington, and they will have no cause,
20 COMPLAIN OF hotels they were kicked out
of for drunkenness and other disgracesuf
conduct.
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pea- by a arrangement in the switch at
the mouth of the tunnel, beyond Frankfort
on the Louisville and Lexington railroad,
the locomotive of the Saturday evening
passenger train was thrown from the track.
IL was pulled on again hy another engine,
with Il delay OF only thirty minutes and a
general frightening of those on board the
train.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REGULAR
NEW ORLEANS, ALEXANDRIA
--and--
SHREVEPORT
SEMI-WEEKLY PACKET LINE
- I -. -
Leave Alexandria for New Orleans ev
cry Wednesday and Saturday
at ~ o'clock M.

THE Magnificent Passenger Steamers
4 BART. ABLE, W. c. Harrison, Mas
ter, w; NJ Tompkins, ,Jr., Clerk; b. l.
HODGE No. ,, ". r. Boardman, Master
Joseph A. Aiken. Clerk; SELMA. John
Konns. Master, Thomas J. Howard Clerk
will leave Alexandria for New Orleans
and all intermediate findings the balance
of the season. punctually as per following
schedule;
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UNDERTAKEN.

fEyIIE Undersigned respectfully informs
l. the public, that in addition to the
general house building aud carpenters
business, he has made complete arrange
mcnts to attend to the wants of the conf
munity in the UNDERTAKER's LINE. lie
has provided himself with 4 new and mag
nifcept HEARSE and is fully prepared to
give full satisfaction in that line OF his
business
Orders from the country specially at
tended to- PATRICK NELLY.
sspt 30-Gtn
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ESTRAY.

t,SThA 7,
ITAKEN UP amd !cstrayed before the
L undersigned, Justice of the Peace
for the Parish of Rapidcs, by John O.
Q. Stanficld, A GREY MARE, FIVE
years old, thirteen hands high, brand IN
the shape of letter NJ, on the left
rump. Appraised by r. 4. Randolph
aud E. r. s,aufield to be worth twenty
dollars.
The owner will come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take the
mare away, OF l shall proceed to sell in
sixty days, according to law.
VIM RANDOLPH, j. p,
May Goth, 1s69-3t
Printers Fees So 90.
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PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

PATENT ME INLLIC BUH!HL CHSES,
TIME undersigned announces to the
4 public, That he is row ready to
supply the wants of the community
with PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
CASES AND CASKETS. His arrange
ments are perfect and complete in that
line, and the public may rely on being
supplied at all times. His rates are
reduced and the cheapest in Rapiaes.
PATRICK KELLY
Undertaken.
Novel, 1-th '6q-6tu
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-02

100 PHOTOGRAPHS of beautiful
lUU women sent postpaid for 25c.;
100 photographs Of handsome men for
&c: 100 photographs of MINISTRIES for
25c.; 100 Union Generals for Csc; so
Confederate officers for 25c. All the
above sent postpaid for 81.
CHARLES SEYMOUR,
Holland, Erie Co., N Y
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The State of Louisiana.
Parish of Rapides---Parish Court.
Succession of Walter o. Winn--No. 40
WHEREAS, Mrs. Mary E. Richards
w Executrix. has fled. Tablean o
Debts of the Successiono of Wait-rO. Vim
deceased: Notice is hereby given to all
whom it doth or may concern, to show
cause, within thirty days from fhe publ
sation hereof. why tbe same should not be
asoaioiogated aud approved and the funds
distributed in aceortl,nce Herewith.
Alexandria Ia. April the 10Th. 1859.
j. III. G.. BARLOW,
Apni2.aea Parish Judge.
NJ HEN Y0U want COOKING SODA
Send to II. st. john and Procure
ase Genuine article.
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BAKING SopA!-CooKING SopA!!-
Pure English Newcastlo~Gpn be pro-
cured at H. ST. JOIN It the same
price that is paid for COMMON IMPURE
SODA SO frequently palmed off on the
public by ignorant dealers.
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TRY ST. JOHNS CoU6E EXPE,
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|ICEI ICF!I ICF1I
TIME PUBLIC, from and after this
i date, can be supplied with ICE at
JONAS WELLS STORE, on Second
Street. The services of Julius Levin
have been secured, who will give per-
sonal attention to the sale of Ice.
May 10Th, lS69-tf.
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Ey@ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired.
N. B.-Highest cash price paid for old
gold and silver. (dec236e-tf.