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NV D A. stoutenbnrgh. Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
pROPERTY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
y PROPERTY.
Bv virtue Of = decree ~ the Circuit Court for
tho county Of Alexandria, Va, ~ The February
term. 1869. in the case of RoHch's Executors vs..
Roach's Devisees, the undersigned, Comms-
soners therein named, will proceed to sell, by
nuhlic auction, to tho highest bidder, IN front
of the Mayors Office, in the city OF Alexandra,
on SATURDAY, January ljth 1870 At ~ m.
that valuable property. containing NV ESI W.
ACRES. known rs go l. u VI b A or EssaSs
ROACHS SPRiNG," with a FRAN Il .kagss.
DWELLING STOEE-HOU>E, With rooms
and large i...lH mon, situated at the junction ot
the A lexandria and Arlington Turnpike, hall
q mile from Long Bridge. in the county OF Al
andris. <,,,,,,,,r
tho north by Montgomery, west by Fit, east
by Royal, and on the south by Madison SIS
This square will be divided to suit purchasers r.
An undivided HALF OF i LOT =. the
southwest corner Of Union and W"ito ,treats ;
81 fes. & inches on =, ...a and 10 Il. on Union.
TERMS-Iwenty per cent of the purchast
money TO be paid in cash. and The residue in
three equal instalments ut STA, twelve and
eighteen months from day OF sale, with interest;
the purchaser to give hi; bonds for tho deferred
iustalments, with good personal security tho
titIo to be retained until full paymen. Of the
purchsse-moncy, and the property to be resold
1T the risk and expense Of the purchaser IN any
case of deiaul: in payment Persons wlshing
To- purchase arc requested 10 examine thr prem
iscs which will lie shown 10 them By parties
residing thereon. Stamps end conycyancing r.
the cost otth0 purchaser.
:, FERGUSON BEACH,
CHAS E. STUART,
WIN. II DULANY,
lee l5-pots Commissioners.
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of "a decree OF
| Circuit Court of Prince William county,
pronounced on the llth day of October, lsGG,
in the suit of Lnt:haw vs.. Miner. tho under
Signed, who wa, appointed . Special Commits
s5uer for that purpose, will, on MONDAY,
mo 9th day of December, 1859, that being Court
day, Mt the front doo- of tho Court House OF
snid county. sell, at public auction, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, adjoining each other !
ono containing 10j acres, rood, 2s- poles, and
hss on it p comfortable DIV ELLlNG INA
HOUSE The other contains CD acre.. .Rs4
rooIs m! q poles.
These tracts of land are situated il Prince
William county, on tho telegraph road from
Dumfries to fredericksburg, about two ml'ei
from the former place
They ere well timbered and watered, ,nd ~ >
considered very good lands, ard are within two
miles Of navi gable water.
TERMS-One. fourth Of The purchase-money
10 be in cash OF the day OF sale, an tho residue
in three equal instalmcnts Of six, twelve and
eighteen months; the deferred payments to
bear interest from the day Of ssle and to be So
cured By bonds, with approved pers onal secur-
ity the title to be retained and tho land sub.
Icct to a resale, under order of the Court, and
ten per cent Of the purchase oney 'rfeitod IN
case the terms are not complied with.
EPPA HUNTON, COmm'r.
Prince William co., nov 4-eots
szfs- Tho above sale is postponed until MON
DAY. the Sd day of January, 1870. dc cots
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Nv Green 81 Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND On Az,
TURNPIKE.-Undor authority OF the decree
Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria county,Va
rendered at It's August term, 1863, IN the suit OF
Howard, plaintiff. VS. Bonnel and others, de-
PENDANTS, the subscribers, rs Commissioners OF
said Court. will sell, at public auction, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of November, 1859, nj
y o'clock IN in front Of the Mayors Office, IN
tho city of Alexandris, Va, tho FARM called
WATERLOO, containing about ITO acres, sil
mated on tho Turnpike from the city OF AleHsh-
said turnpike and tho Potomac river. Rand about
enui. distant from each of said cties.
Also, will be sold PATENT RIGHT for
the manufacture OPPRESSED BRICK in the
drin; also, ENGINE aud MACHINERY for
the manufacture of pressed brick.
TERMS-One fourth OF the purchase money
10 be paid in cash on tho day Of sale the resi-
duo in two equal inslaI men:, ~ on" ara w"
years, to bear interest from the day Of sale, t.
be secured by cndo:Sers, approved by the Com
missioners. nnd the retention Of title till pay
| ment WM. III. DuLAN d.,r
GE 5! 1S:sv5 X until Z GEs-
DAY. December 7th. at tho same hour AMI
" nov 9--eO,s
P'',S re- Che above sale has been postponed unit"
SATURDAY, the 18th inst dec z--e9I3
CMALL TOOL CHESTS, SKATES, &c
We have on hand an assortment Of sina"
Tool Chests Ska'es, SIeghs, Dominoes' g
suitable for Christms' presents, |hich "i'' "
dec IA JNO 4 CREIG HTON son.
CAKD--I would call tie attention OF th2Ig
4 in want of a first Glass COO, ~ oION
70 Inc IRONSIDES. 1t has ~ superior, ana
ovnr ono hundred of them are now IN Aletht'
aria and vicinity. For sale by 1,o,,
.on ~ 10 South Royal st.
yAS. +. HENDERSON,
- wbo,e.sle snI Retail Dealer ia
CORN OATS Hay, STRAW & MILLFhED,
,,.c ~ c. "''N - ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DUUW WHEAT FL0U Il
5000 pounds prime Pennsylvania BuckWheAt
Flour in store and Tor s ,s,s 9y HARTLEY,
nov % No. IL Union sire :.
n 1oo 600 SPRUCE LATHs. per schr EOsteTn
Relic win be sold az market rates, by
nov 20 Sm)5ts Wharf. Pier 4.
ACTATE ZINC, CITRATE BISM UTH,
Extract Cincheria Soap Bark, Olive VI,
Railways Pills and Re;olvent. en' oh Pepper
mint. Just receive. ahd ,YG ss Icy SSb sppo
nRIED FRUITS Of every kind. for sale b
GEO. l. SEATON,
HGec7 l79 King street:
. CUGAKS AT REDUCED PRICES,
tac4 lat King street.
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UONSTABLES SALE.-Ou MONDAY, tho
u 9th day of December, 1869 a; 10 o'clock
q. N will ctfer for sale upon The r'"nIse.
leased by jeremiah N,.'-.t - ID. b.. "r,
situated Al he 60. ~ !t..r.. s'rNc', tGo vl.fe
contents of this slo.o o"-l.a,d "r .4s al y.
Wilson, consisting 81 no = Il RI rs ,
WEIGHTS and SCALES, DESKS, &c., sold
to satisfy executions in my hand; against the
said ID. II. Wilson, amounting TO ono hundred
dollars Terms OF sale cssh.
LEWIS ]. ON EAL,
l1nr,.tn NJ,
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ANI]sENEaF :

| "'" f GT9 & BRYANT,5
nLESQ U Il TR o u = l.
when will appear on 49,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SAT u KpH =
Dec T.. 0vr 10, Il, nrd II. -.
LIBERTY HAL
admission . ard y It's. dec 80
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Notice.
THE CHINESE TEA COMPANY

Brown Sugar l1sl5c; Clarified do, . lbs for
81; Crushed Sugar l8c.
Goods warranted to give satisfaction OF mon
ey refunded.
SAML POLKlNIIORN X CO,
No. los King street,
dec 9 3 doors east Of Marshall House.
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TRUsTEEs' SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.

Will be Sold by public auction. on SATU L.
DAY, the LIST day Of January, 1870, st twelve
o clock ~. in front of the Mayors Office, in
the city OF Alexandria, Va. TWO LOTS OF
LAND. in the said city of Alexandria, one of
them at The northwest intersection of Union
and Wolfe streets, extern ding siZty feet on
Union street and one hundred feet on Wolfe
street; and the other of them being One-tourth
of the squa at tho northwest intersection #
Water and Jefferson streets, snd extending one
hundred and seventy-six feet and seven inches
on Water street, and one hundred and twenty
three feet FIVE inches on Jefferson street which
said lots of ground were conveyed in trust to
tho undersigned by the President, Directors
and Company of The Farmers Bank of Viz
ginis, by deed, dated tho 18Th day of Angus.
1865. which ia of record in the Clerks office of
the County Court of Alexandria county, Nlr-
GINA ir liber Y, No. 3, folio 32O-323
TERMS-0ne-fourth of the purchase money
t, be paid in cash, in lawful currency Of the
United States OF America, and the residue III
three equal ins.slmcnts ~ three, SIX and nine
months respectively from the day Of sale with
legal interest from that day; the purchaser to
give their negotiable prom lnissory notes, with
SUN cient sureties for the deferred payments,
PAYABLE in like currency as Aforesaid, snd said
notes to be secured by u deed OF trus. on the
property, rs sold in manner aiorSad. Stamps
and conveyancing 81 the cost OF purchaser.
WIN. GREGORY.
W. II. MARBUKG,
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y nv JAPAN EEAlD3l
"an,,ber largo !o. Of Japan Hair braids re-
oo;',nj nj. Jsy. A very superior article. All
'''''' G. c. BERRY'S, :! hing a.
neal - ~, ~ bsnd dec \
v,rREKA CLOTHES Y HINGERS.
+, Inst received at s. hing street, II.
drie. the celebrated SELF-REG U La y; = u
WRtNGER. 10 which we invite attention Ih'
! frst dozen to be reteiled at very low prices &c
+, .rtroduce them. Call and see. ,,,,,r
| decl5 JOHN I. CRElGHIoN 2oN
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dec ltd
OnDS FOR THE SEASON.

GOODS FOR THE SEASON
U We have especial bargains in Linen Cam
brio Hemmed Handkerchefs, beautiful Tuck
cd and Corded Handkerchief, now style Black
Bordered handkerchief, Linen ana Lace Col
lars and Cuffs, with great variety Of goods in
this line, at o,..,
dec II R)BI. Il WOOD ,.
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T OST, yesterday, in the neghborhood of tho
Il Pioneer Mills, plain GOLD RING. A
Iibaal reward will be given il left Mt No - n.
Royal street dee LIST
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Gold
MARRIED.

e NV YORK, Dec. I1.-Gold today l2l5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-30
River News.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NLAAah hlf Ehb -bOSlNEb5s
The weather continues clear, though
somewhat cooler than at this time yester-
day. Reports from all the streams indi-
cate a further decline, with water sufi-
cient for steamboating.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
For White Riper.-The famous Lib
erty No. 2 is advertised to leave for all
navigable points on White river to-nor-
row evening at Eve o'clock. Captain
John B. Davis is in command, with
Messrs. Jimmy Thompson and Charles
Sharpe in the Office. The Liberty is, and
has been fora long time. one Of the most
popular boats with the business commu-
nifty that leaves our landing, and her
widespread popularity is mainly due to
the fact that she is in charge Of gentle
men, who understand the steamboat busi-
ness and make il a rule to do all in their
power to please her patrons Her table
is always amply supplied with the best
the market affords, aud her outfit gener-
ally is equal, il not superior, to any in
the business.
For Cairo, L0ufspile and Cincinnati
The Miuneola, Captain W. B. Miller, is
the regular packet tomorrow at Eve pm.
She is second to none in accommodA-
tions for passengers, and with the clever
Billy c. Grubbs in the Office, Is sure 10
have good cargo aud fall cabin.
For Pine Bluff, Lille Roek and Fort
Smith The ThOA b. Allen Is the Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Comps-
nys steamer for the above points to-
morrow evening. leaving promptly At eve
o'clock. Captain Reese Pritchard is an
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experienced officer, and Messrs. O. T.
Walker and Joe Thomas, clerks, are po-
lite aud attentive. For safety, comfort
and speed the Allen srenowned. Freight
for her will be received at any time at
the csmpsny's Office, 3O4 Front street.
For Cairo, Evansville and Louisville.
The Mary Houston, Capt L. B. Dunhan,
leaves at Eve pm. to-day. Messrs. Harry
Walker and Nick Pennington are clerks.
For Cairo and 81. Louis. The favor
ito boat in the favorite line is to-day's
packet for St. Louis and way landings.
The Memphis ard St. Lonis Packet Line
is an old aud reliable one, and we'll de-
serves the immense patronage 1t has re-
ceived since the day of its establishment
Capt, Alex. Zeiger's boat, the Belle ST.
Louis, leaves at FIVE o'clock this evening.
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saturday Evening. january 80. lsee
Death of Col. Jesse HI. Mcmahon
The ANGEL of Death has again passed

The Angel of Death has again passed
over our city, gathering in with his mex
orsble scythe the good, the true and the
noble. Truly, ain life we are in death.
Jesse II. Mcmahon is gathered unto bis
fathers after life well spent in the SER
vice of his country, and hallowed BY
noble deeds and Christian virtues. 1t rs
with feelings of profoundest regret and
sorrow that we chronicle the death OF this
gentleman, which occurred on last even
ine at the Peabody Hotel, after BRET
illness, at the age of ffiy-nine years. DE
was born in Franklin, Tennessee, and
for many years was connected with the
press of our State, in which capacity be
earned the noble distinction of the
"Nestor of the press of the Southwest
Asa writer he had but few equals and no
superiors in the South. Versatile and
bold in thought, with comprehension
and perception that was wonderful, he
was seldom ever mistaken in his estimate
Of men and measures. He was ever the
bold sentinel upon the watch-sower OF
constitutional liberty, and dashed with
whitening scorn and contempt every en-
croacbment upon the rights ofthe people.
His style as writer was the purest
English, as chaste and beautiful as Ad-
dison's. and enriched with all the lore OF
profound study and research. In poll
ties, be was q Henry Clay Wing, and
brought all the power and versatility OF
his mind to the support of the principles
of that party, and when INSCRIPTIONS
demagogues bound it hand and foot and
turned II over to abolitionism, he re-
NAMED true to the great principles OF
the Constitution, and ever thereafter
worked and labored with the Democracy.
He has closed a life well spent in all
those virtues that adorn the high-toned,
honorable, Christian gentleman. and in
the bosom of that Holy Church which ne
loved so well, his noble spirit has taken
its fight to that better world. Farewell,
friend and brother. We place friend
ships last Offering on thy tomb with sor-
row.
"Let us 80 live that, when our summons
comes
To join the innumerable caravan
That moves along 70 that mysterious ream'
When each shall take his chamber
In the silent halls Of death,
That we 90 not like the quarry slave AZ nignts
Scourged to his dungeon cell but sustained
And soothed BY an all-abiding faith,
Approach our grave,
And, like one who draws the drapery oil MS
couch around him,
And lies down 10 pleasant dreams"
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NORTH CAROLINA.

New YoRK, January 3O.-The Her
aids special from Richmond, says dis
patch from Goldsboro, N. c., states that
the greatest excitement prevails at
Kingston in consequences of the lynching
of the FIVE prisoners there on Saturday
night last The names of the victims
we're Renhart Nosles, white, and Robert
Grady, John Miller, Kader Herring and
Daniel Smith, colored. A per-
SON who was near by the scene heard
the discharging of the pistols as the
prisoners were shot on the bridge, and
the heavy splashes of the bodies as they
we're thrown into the river. Kinston is
in state of siege by the negroes ST the
surrounding country, who threaten to
liberate the remaining prisoners in Jail
and burn the town. The whites are all
armed with such weapons rs are at their
command, guarding their homes Pick
cts are stationed in the suburbs at night.
Another horrible outrage has occurred
in Dublin county. A white man, who
fired upon party of negroes attempting
to violate the persons of some young
ladies, was murdered in his house the fol-
lowing night, and his body cut in
halves and hung up in the room
in which he slept. No arrests have been
made in either of the cases.
Lawlessuess and anarchy exist in this
entire section of the country to such an
extent as to justify the calling out and
arming of the militia by the Governor.
The civil authorities are pewerless to
suppress this fearful carnival of crime.
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the coming Administration.

Everybody and everything is on the
move in Washington, and great many
are soon to move on to that Mecca to-
ward which the poor ofiee-seeker never
fails to direct bis steps on the election OF
every new President. That Gen. Grant
will at once commence the hurculean
task of cleaning out the Augean stable
of corrupt political ofice-holders, is
evidently question to be considered.
When a man has no respect for public
opinion, and steals openly, he should
most certainly be expelled from his place
Bot the fellow who steals on the sly 30
that he scarcely can be detected In
his peculstion, why the President had
better shut one eye on such, and return
a great many of that class. And for
the simplest reason in the world. Yet we
would not have our readers think that we
are advocating either of the above classes
of men. Oh, no. But for the fact well
authenticated in the history of this
republic, that every man who holds an
Office under this Government, if not at
the time corrupt, soon becomes so, after
being indicted into place. To put in q
fresh swarm of Radicals would be o
death. knell to the United States treas
ury at once, which at present is in de-
pleted state. If Grant does not remove
every Democrat now in Office, why his
Republican friends will at once say
that Ajax has gone over to the rebels
We're We permitted to advise, we would
say ct once that the incoming admins
tration would act very unwise to make q
mans political opinion every time test
as to his fitness or qualification for
Office. Let those who are familiar, to 9
great extent, With the ordinary discharge
Of the duties and business men be Sc
lected and retained in place. Then the
Government will be administered on &
more economical basis, and the interest
Of the people subserved. General Gran
should endeavor to lift himself above
party, and administer the Government
for he benefit Of the entire people Of th'
United States.
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MARKETS.

Special to PysLIc LEDGER by Western Union
telegraph
New YoRK, January 30.-Gold, 1861.
Exchange steady; Cotton unchanged in
every respect; low middling 2si, uulands
20, good 'middling 80, Mobile, oct, Or
leans 29i; weeks receipts-nett 5sl5
bales, gross lS,405 bales; exports-te
Great Britain 1880 bales, 10 the continent
635 bales; weeks sales, 1911 bales;
stock on hand, ,l85 bales, by actual
count; receipts at all United States ports,
10000 bales.
m.-Gold, 1861. Cotton is fra and
shade better, though not quotably
higher.
New ORLEANS, January 3d. Gold,
1861. New York sight-bills, ic discount.
Cotton is in active demand at full prices I;
middlings, q sales to-day, $500 bales.
LIVERPOOL, January 30, Ills am.
Cotton is buoyant; estimated sales, TO-
900 bales; uplands, ll2d; Orleans, lid.
3p.m.-Cotton still buoyant, with a
slight advance; uplsnds on the spot,
llai-ahoat, HI; Orleans. lid.
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VERMONT.

Darcy, W., January 30.-Weston
reached Manchester, near the foot Of the
Green Mountains, early yesterday morn
ing. He encountered numerous obsta-
Giles, and was nearly all night in cross.
ing. He said he had to stop farm
house near the summit to rest the horses
and obtain fresh ones. The snow was
six feet deep, in enormoes drifts, in sew
eral places along the road. He will
arrive at Rutland tonight.
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BY TELEG CRAP Il
--LATEST no NOON TO-DAY.
GE0RGIA.

AUGUSTA, January 30.-Superinten-
dent johnson publishes card in which
he says the reported outrages BY the Ku-
Klux, in taking possession of the train
at Barnett, on the Georgia railroad on
the night Of January II, as published in
the Washington Chronicle and Philadel-
phia Press, are base falsifcations, no
such occurrence having taken place.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Bosros, January 80. = The annual
meeting of the Massachusetts, Central
Slavery Society was held In the Horti-
cultural Hall, in this city, to-day. John
T. Ssargent presided. Resolutions were
adopted declaring the work of the society
not accomplished until the negro every
where in the United States has his rights.
Also asking Congress, even at this
late hour, to impeach President John
son, and calling upon the churches
to show more sympathy with causes.
The speakers repudiated the idea of
numbering this movement with woman
suffrage. Speeches we're made at the
morning session By Wendell Phillips and
s. W. Menard (colored), member of Con-
press from Louisiana.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

Arrival ana Departure OF TRAINS
MISSISSIPPI AND rEHSKssEr RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depurt.
New Orleans express, daily. 3:40P.x. 4 80 pm.
Sardis accom- n. ex. Sunday, 8:y1 An. h:01 pm.
Freight, daily. ex. Sunday, $40 Pm. 6:25 A. N.
Ticket Office, 2371s Main st. and at the Depot.
Time through to New Orleans. 1881 hours.
0mnibuses will call for passengers. and
check baggage, in any part Of the city by leav-
ing orders at 237l1 Main street.
A. S. LIVERM0EE. Gen. Sup't.
MEMPHIS AND cHARLEsr0S RAILROAD.
Through mail, daily.........l2:46 Pm. 12:40 M.
Through express. deily....11:l0 Pm. 800 Pm.
Somerville nc. save Sunday s:45 AN. Ais Pm.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 278 Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express............... $3.50 AN. $50 AM.
Night Express................ 2:45 Pm. 3:l5 Pm.
Humboldt Accom- 'n........ $3.50 AN. 4:30 pm.
Railroad time is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket office. No. 2371z Main street. De-
pot, head Of Main street.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
GONG WEST : Leaye Hepefeld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at 1880 am, and
arrive at Madison at o'clock pm.
COMING EAsT-LeaveM adison Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday. at 1880 am; arrive at
Hopefeld at O'Clock p.m.. and Memphis
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Authoritative sdvices from Washington
clearly indicate that President johnson
wishes 10 be the next Democratic candi-
date for Governor Of Tennessee, and that
there is very little doubtthat be will have
bis wish Rrstifed. Congressman Stokes
will be the Radical candidate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-30

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsr's Ju-
xIPEa TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group.
HOarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Try it. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
GOODYEAR & FALLS, 26I Main st.. Agents.
Price. 25 cents. Not sent by mail. SGT
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Commercial and Financial,

Receipts were as follows: Memphis and
Charleston railroad. 545 bales Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad. $50 bales; Memphis and
Ohio railroad. s03 bales Memphis and Little
Rock railroad, is bales river. s7s bales;
wagons. $50 bales. Exports were $50 bales per
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. 2es per
Memphis and 0hio'railroad and / ,l47 per river.
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Special Notices.

Essays for Young Men-en the Errors and
Abuses incident to Youth and Early Manhood
with the humane view of treatment and cure
sent by mali free of charge. address HOW.
ARD ASSOCIATION. Box P. Philadelphia,
Pa. 1913
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-30
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

Lot Southeast Corner of Market
Street and Front Row. 24k by l4S1 feet
ling. under rent for 5000. Terms, half cash,
balance in one and two yeers. with interest.
Also, Lot on North Side of Raleigh
Road, on the hill east Of Bayou Gayoso: 311a
by $50 feet with two storied brick residence
Of eight rooms. Terms, one-half cash, balance
in one and two year,. with interest.
Suburban Lot. of 7 IA 100 acres. three
miles east Of the city, being the west halt 81 lot
No. %. in the Cooper tract. in the nslgnoolr, -
hood Of DR.. Williams, and few minutes walk
toWilson station, on the Memphis sndCharies-
ton railroad. Terms. onehalf cash balance
in two years, -:s..hs interest.
Other property may be added to this sale.
making it important to buyers of real estate to
be present.
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