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NEW YORK.

New York, November 24-Letters
from Caracs, Venezuela, of the 9th inst,
give details of the capture of Maracaibo
by the national troops.
Pulgar's troops surrendered as soon as
the Government troops appeared before
the town, and Pulgar and fifteen OF bis
adherents sought refuge on board the
British steamer Cherub, which was not
granted them until they consented to give
up their arms
A conspiracy was aftsrward discovered
among Purglar's friends to seize the
Cherub, and thereupon the COM
mander of the steamer brought them to
Jamaica, where they are to be tried as
pirates
The Spanish gunboats were not seized
yesterday, owing to the non completion
of the necessary documents. The libel.
ing affidavit is made by Senor Alfeerd,
of the Cuban Junta, who charges that the
gnnboats are intended to make war not
only upon an established government in
Cuba, but also upon Peru.
The gunboats are still under the sur
veillance Of our navy, and will probably
be taken possession of by the Marshal to-
day.
Mason. the South Carolinian charged
by Mrs. Lassier with applying to her to
procure an abortion on his cousin, was
released ON $4,000 bail by Justice
Judge yesterday. He denies his guilt
An Englishman named Herricks was
adroitly robbed of $4,000 at the Bank of
Commerce on Monday.
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There ia not much in the administrs-
ton of the government of Spain by the
usurpers of power there for Americans to
sympathize with. Nearly all the Repub-
lican papers in the country have been
suppressed, and large numbers of the
Republican leaders are arrested daily,
many of them saving their liberty for
the nonce by fleeing into France and
Portugal. When it is reflected that the
revolution which placed Prim and Ser
rano where they are was accomplished
by the people whose papers and leaders
are now being SO ANONYMOUSLY dealt
with, one hardly knows which to piece
most stress upon, the dastardly injustice
and cruelty Of these proceedings, or the
treachery and bypocriuy from whence
they spring .-Rew Fork Express.
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G L II Y
Lst Ward-At North ard Navy Yard.

LIST Ward-At North ED Navy Yard.
james A Newsom, Deputy Commissioner; J
Z Randle. Q Dryer, j Clancy, Judges; G O
Baugh, 7 Atwood. Clerks.
I'd Ward = At corner Washington and
Fourth Streets.
George Gillbone. Deputy Commissioner; R
W Lightburne. j Campbell, W Chase.
Judges Ihos Joyce. X Edgington. Clerks.
Sd Ward-At Kiernan's Office.
Reork, W ] McKeon. j A Signaigo. Judges I;
Henry Schrader, W A Nelson, Clerks.
4th Ward-At corner Madison and Third
Streets.
1T Cartwright, Deputy Commissioner; A 7
Lacey, p NJ Stanley, w W Coleman, Judges
Dan Kirwan. A Holding, Clerks.
5th ward-At Circuit Court House.
Tw 0'Donnell DEPUTY Commissioner; J G
Hoist, Owen Smith, James Fogaity, judges;
W w Gilbert, John Baird. Clerks.
9th ward-At. corner Talbsrt and Null.
berry Streets.
II D Chiles, Deputy Commissioner; P A Ci-
CALI. Thos Il Normept, Halstead, Judges w
ii Clark. Sam Moore. jr, Clerks.
7th Ward-At corner Linden and Caussy
Streets.
Robert Good. Deputy Commissioner: W L
Stewart, w Davidson, u Harmstad, Judges; 4
Foster. G Jones, Clerks.
9Th ward-At Church, Quinby Avenue.
BIT Monsarrat, Deputy Commissioner; II B
Holt. u Pante. 1 MeGeoy, Judges; ] d Stew
art. Eugene Levy, Clerks.
9th Ward AT corner Kerr and Fifth
Streets
W B Gibson, Deputy Commissioner. 9 M
Wardrig. Judge; Danbury. Judge; John
Herring, Judge. j g Handwerker, Clerk; Y @
Sohaper. Clerk.
10th Ward-At Africa Bailey's Church.
W + McIiefresh. Deputy Commissioner. 7
Wright, Judge; W Fllis, JUICE; James M
Williamson, Judge. j NJ Boon. Clerk; Au-
guste Bizien, Clerk.
Election for Censtables and Justices will be
held at the same time and places. Deputy
Commissioners will rail- at my once and be
qualified. JOHN p. B0UGHNtR,
8 Oom'r Of Registration for Shelby county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-24

EDIroRs LEDGER: In your issue of
yesterday appears an extract from the
State Controllers report, wherein | am
reported in default 10 the State S4432.
This auires an explanation. The State
is in dsbted to me for fees while clerk OF
the Common Law and Criminal Courts
s844l AZ, ell of which bad been certified,
according to law, by the Judge and At
torney General. The present State Con-
troller and his predecessor have thought
proper to dispute the correctness of some
Of the accounts, and would not allow
them, from which / disseuted, the ac-
counts remaining still unsettled. l GER
tainly have o good set-of against the
eta,e claim. If | am correct. the State
would be indebted to me $40l0.
Respectfully. JOIN DosoyAE,
Late Clerk Law and Criminal Courts.
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OPFreE OF THos. b. ALLEN d Co.. !
MEMPHIs. November "a, 1853. J

OPFrCE or THOs. h. ALLEN Co.,
MEMPHIS, November "a, 1853.
The committee appointed yesterday
by meeting Of the ciiizens at the Office
Of Thos. H. Allen a Co., met this morn
ing at 81 o'clock.
Present Henderson Owen. of Owen,
McNutt 4 Co., Chairman; 0. F. Pres
colt, of o. F. Prescott Il Co.: VIM. L.
Radford, of Taylor, Rsdford Il Co.; G..
L Denison, of Orgill, Bros. & Co.; Z.
F. Risk. of r * q Johnson; WIN. Stew
art. of Gslbreath, Stewart d Co.; j. j.
Murphy, President of Memphis Bank I;
T. a. Allen, of I q. Allen 4 Co.; E.
q. Martin, of E II. Martin 4 Co Capt.
C. B. Church; N. s. Bruce, of W. S.
Bruce. 4 Co., Us Toof, of Toof, Philips
& Co 4; B. Lowenstein, of B. Lowenstein
A Bros; E. B. Crisman, of W. 3. d E
B. Crismani Fl, NJ. Nicely, of Brooks,
Nicely b Co.
On motion, e B Crismsn was re-
quested to act as Secretary of the com
mittee,
% molten, 7. h. Allen, J. J. Murphy,
G. B. Church end Z. B, Crisman we're
appointed subcommittee TO prepare a
foil statement of the terms on which the
Memphis and Arkansas Packet Com
psny propose to transfer their line
to new Directory, and also q
complete and accurate statement Of the
terms of the charter of said Company.
On motion, the committee adjourned
to meet this afternoon, at o'clock. at
the Office Of Thos. 81. Allen & Co, No. I
Monroe street, at which time it is ex.
pected that the sub committee will make
their report.
The following members Of the commit
tee who were not present this morning
are earnestly requested to be present al
the meeting this afternoon: z. NJ APP
person, of i N. Apperson 4 Co John
Moore, Of Stanton q Moore; r. p. Walt,
N d. Menken. of Menken Bros; w. L.
Mescham, Of Meschsn & Tresdwell; G.
Il. Judah, of Walker Bros. 4 Co; Terry,
Of Terry & Mitchell; j. NJ. Patrick, Of
J. NJ. Patrick 4 Co.
HENDERSON OWEN, Chairman.
T. B. CRIsMAY, Secretary.
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Colonel James T. Harrison publishes
in the Columbus Index a letter in
answer to inquiries concerning the truth
Of report that he was supporter OF
Acorn. He says; 81.
I an not supporter of General Alcorn
for tie Office of Governor of Mississippi.
It is not my intention to vote for General
Alcorn, or for any one else on that ticket.
IL is true that General Alcorn and / have
been personal and political friends for
many and many year, but ia the pres
ent crisis we separate politically. But /
have always maintained that gentlemen
may differ politically, and still hold
friendly relations towsrd each other.
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EDIToRs LEDGER: TIE following ar
ticle from late number of the Augusta
(Ga.) Constitutionalist is incorrect in
almost every particular Gen. A'corn's
brigade never went to Bowling Green,
KY; nor did its members ever raise the
"black fsg;" and therefore the state
ment that Gen. A. 8. Johnston said lit
i'll became men who had enlisted for one
or two months to be so extra sanguinary'
is evidently untrue. Gen. VIM. Preston,
in making such statement to the
Georgia editor, did great Injustice to
the memory of hundreds whose bodies
now repose beneath the grass OF the
battle fields of Tennessee, Kentucky,
Georgia and Virginia:
sAl ALCoRN's BLACK FLAG.
In the latter part of 1861 brigade OF
sixty-day volunteers, commanded oy
Gen. AlcorR, the present scalawsg kadl-
cal can didate for Governor of Mississippi,
reached Bowling Green, Kentucky, and
forthwith proceeded to testify their
courage by raising the black flag. AS
soon as General Albert Sydney Johnston
became cognizant of this he ordered
AIcorn to haul down his dusky banner,
ssrcesticaIly remsrkipg that 1T i'll be-
came men who had enlisted for one or
two months to be so extra ssnguinary.
We do not care much for Judge Dent,
Alcorn's competitor, but we like him the
better of the two. If be is hard run for
an item, we give the above, and refer
him to General VIM. Preston, of Ken
lucky, as authority.
BY publishing the above you will con-
fer favor on many Of your readers, as
well as do justice to the memory Of many
who willingly gave up their lives for
their country. The undersigned has no
love for either Alcorn or Dent.
A SIxTY-DAY MAN.
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Abiding to the report that NJ. Lesseps
and his son-who are referred to as
INN. X. pere ct fils"-sre about to
marry two sisters, the Roppel suggests
the folowir g complications ss likely to
arise from these double espousals: To
begin with, NJ. X, the son, will be the
brother-in-lsw OF his father. and his wife
will become the sister-in-lsw Of her own
sister. II NJ X, senior has g son, and
NJ X. Junior daughter. and they should
marry, the daughter of Y junior will be-
come the sister-in-lsw OF her father; and
the son Of X. senior will be the son-in-
Law Of his brother and Of bis sister-in'
Law. II there should be child Of this
second marriage. IT will have two grand
fathers, NM. Y. senior aud junior,
whence it follows that X. senior will be-
come the brother Of his own son. More
than that, if boy, he will be the brother
Of bis own mother, since be and his
mother are alike grandchildren Of X.
senior; and as mothers brother is an
uncle, be will be in the anomalous posi-
ton of being bis own uncle.
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mississippi AID TENNEssEE.

The condition of Mississippi is very
much like the condition Of Tennessee
was under the Brownlow despotism. The
people Of this State suffered all the tor
lures of Rldicslism for four years, but
thank heaven our good fortune came and
freed us as by the wand of enchantment
Awe now behold our sister State in the
throes of death, and can only look and
pity. If the light Of freedom ever
cones to Mississippisns again, the people
must be patient and wAtchful. Assume
no hostile position to the Constitution OF
the United States, and be wary With an
INSCRIPTIONS party which now has lie
heel upon the liberties Of the people.
This, TO US, would seem TO be the sensi-
Bile policy TO be pursued in so desperate
a situation. If Dent promises TO &c
greater things for the whites Of Missis
sippi, and can be relied on, then the vo'
tiers Of the S ate sbsuld support him
before AlcorD. who is ss uncertain as the
wind.
The tine draws near for the election
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-24

and people should consider the advan-
tsges in supporting one or the other
ticket ID the field. So fat as the differ
euce exists there is precious little, and
the choice to be made between A'corn
and Dent is Hobson's choice, after all.
We would. if living ia the State, prefer
Dent, although carpet-bagger, to
Alcorn, a renegade Southerner, who has
rushed madly into the arms of Radical
ism after having bssa'an original Seces-
sonist. t fsfff
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BY TELE G R A P H
Dispatchss to the Southwestern Press
Association.
ALABAMA.

MoxrooxERY, November %. The city
bells were tolled to day during the funeral
services Of Ex-Governor Fitzpatrick.
His body lay in state at the capitol for
two hours, and the funeral services were
concluded at the Episcopal Church. A
large procession followed his remains to
the cemetery.
Animmense crowd is in the city to at
tend the State Fair. Owing to the heavy
rains, great many have been deferred
from going to the fair grounds. To-
morrow the entries will be numerous,
and the indications are that the fair will
be q success.
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BOSTON.

Bosros, November 23.-At meeting
Of the citizens Of the town of Peabody,
last evening, resolutions were adopted
honoring the memory of George Pea
body, and committee appointed to CO.
operate with the trustees of the Peabody
Institute in making arrangements for the
funeral. Rev William NJ. Barbour, from
the Bangor Theological Seminary, has
accepted an invitation to deliver the
funeral ORATOR,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-24

A great workingmen's exhibition will
be beld in London in 1870. The most
notable feature Of the project is that each
article exposed is to bear the signature
Of the workman by whom it was made /;
that in trades where division Of labor is
the rule, specimens Of each particular
branch are to be submitted, and work
men are invited to cooperate with each
other in the production Of combined arti-
eles. Agricultural produce and raw
materials used 10 manufactures are also
10 be exhibited from al parts Of the
world. Mr.. Gladstone is Preti Seat. sap
ported BY sundry noblemen IS Vice Presi-
dents. The Agricultural Hall. Isling.
ton, q building able to contain thirty
Thousand people, is 10 be the scene Of the
exhibition.
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Special Notices.

Positively No Cure. no ray.-The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured By the use OF
DIR. Forrest & Co.'s Juniper Tar:" Cough.
Group. Hoarseness. Sore Throat. Splitting OF
Blood. Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases,
Serofula. Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelas. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast, Back or Limbs,
Assesses. Burns and Wounds. Piles. Itch,
Sore Feet or joints, letter. Scald Head. Milk
crust, Earache, Toothache, catarrh in the Eyes
or Head. ordinary Deafness and Gathering in
the Ears,
N. B.-The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels, with white Imprinted wrap
per. such as has been In use fer six years. Take
no other. Try it; If not sati,fsd, return the
empty bottles aad your money will be re-
funded-hfty cents.
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Election Notice.

VNHE following perso Is are appointed Judges,
i Clerks and Deputy. Commissioners TO open
and hold an election, in the following districts
and places, on
December IS, 1900,
For Constables and Magistratesin the different
The Deputy Commissioners will please call
at my office and be sworn, and receive the
necessary blanks, at room 70. Circuit Court
house.
list istrict-AtS,iep English's.
I'm BOND, pspqty oommis snS.a. & "
Kicks, G M Fried, Clerks.
ed Dfstric tat Nelson's.
WP York. Deput, COMMISSIONS; D Hun,
ter, 7 r 0elson, w s Noblin, Judges; w O
Ward. W 7 Nelson, Clerks.
Sd District AT Bottoms Store.
VITA Bell, deputy Commissioner. J L
Wypne. N Spa rks, K M Bateman. judges;
Benz + Duncan. ii kembert. Clerks.
4th District AT Old Union Church.
Thos L Giles. Deputy Commiss' oner,; James
Leftwich. J W Carroll. Clerks.
9Th Dis trict-At Raleigh.
W II Moncrief. Deputy Commissi. ner B
Williford Thos M Ward, @ L Nickels, Judges;
Il w Pryor. II 1. Fuller. Clerks.
9Th Dhstriet-At Bartlett.
Ew Caldwell. Deputy Commission er; W B
Williamson, w Hamelton. | b Mercer, Judges;
W J Ward. A Mercer, Clerks.
Sth Dfstrict-At shelby Depot.
L McMullirs, Deputy Commissioner; VIM
Griffin, siIas Wherry. B English. judges; ]
M Williams. W p Thompson. Clerks.
9th Dfsfrfct-At Baskerville.
W II Weber. Deputy Commissioner; M
Brooks, w Baxter, j w Morris, Judges; W
N Priddy. g M Strong. Clerks.
10th Disfrfct-At CoIIierville.
H Irby. Deputy Cemmissioner; M Flem:-
ing: jesse APPWsTMh dte Moore' Judges;
IIih Distrfct-At Germantown.
LA Rhodes, Deputy Commissioner; R Weir.
| ] Q Calls. J c Wexford. Jadges; M p Webb.
| VIM Carter, Clerks.
18th Distrfct-At MechanicsvilIe.
d Pearson. Deputy Commissioner; J. w
Elan, w M Moore. VIM Connell, Judges M
| W BEDFORD, Lewis. Clerks.
18th Distrfct-At ArnoId's.
&c Stephenson, Deputy Commissioner; |. W
| L Luudy, w A Dooly, J M Levi. Judges; + p
Dooly. G NJ S Williamson. Clerks.
I4th Distrfct-At County Court House
Boughner. Deputy Commissioner; John
| Norton, j L Burke, ii Wildberger, judges; J
| Foggerty, W w Gilbert. Clerks.
18th District At Chelsea II Ouse, Sec
Ond street, I'm Chelsea.
JD Denbury. Deputy Commissioner; john
| V Handwerker. @ Schapper. Clerks.
I8th District At whites station.
] Harvey, Deputy Commissioner; j II
| GeodIett, w X Horne, A w Moore, Judges
| A j Brooks. A q Gates, Clerks.
I7th Dtsfrfct-At McConnell's Church
I'D Massey, Deputy Commissioner; J Mas
sey, A NJ Stout. A Koark, judges; I NJ Alex
| ander, Robert Stone. Clerks.
JOHN P. B0UGHNER,
| Commissioner OF Reeistration for Shelby Co.
| Memphis. Tenn, November is. 67-92
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-24
Municipal Court of the Cffy
of Memphis.

CLERKS 0YFIcE. November 2. 1862.
VIM. Randolph and Il. S.
Hammond, firm Of Ran Attachment suit.
dolph & Hammond, pl'fs,J
versus J. M. Easterly. defendant.
A FFIDAvIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAV..
N ing been made in this casein pursuance OF
Section 3455 of the Code of Tennessee. because
the said defendant is about to remove himself
and property from the State, and is removing
the same privately out of the County so q az
the ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him. and attachment having been issued
and returned by the proper ofiicsr "leyied.
etc, :" on the property OF the defendant J M.
Easterly; it Is therefore ordered that said de-
fendant appear at the Municipal Court Room.
in the City of Memphis. Tenu.. on or before
the first Tuesday in December next, and de-
fend this suit, or the same will be taken for
con essed as to him and the seset for hear
ing ex parte: and that a copy Of this order be
published once q week for four consecutive
weeks in the PUBLIC ,EDGER, newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Memphis.
FRANK TAFT. Clerk.
By MARCUS J. WRIGHT. ID. c.
A Copy: R. d. Jordan,
Attorney for plaintiffs. 53-0l-ol-3
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DIED.

in Louisville, KY, on Monday. November
q, 1883. James Bowdnin Locke, of Memphis.
Tenn, in the 32d year of his age.
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GOODYEAR i FALLS.
Whslssole Agents. 81 Main ct.

From the Philadelphia Evening telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair to
use Professor Christy's Celebrated Hair Lotto.
It is pu, up in bottle and box. Ladies who
once use Lotto discard every other preparation
for the hair. as It Il the best dressing for the
hair in the world. The Lotto never fails to re-
move the worst ca es Of dard uf. and restore
gray and bleached hair to it, natural color.
For sale By Drusgisis. sample bottles sent to
any address in the United States BY express for
81. PROFESSOR CHRIsTY & CO.,
No. III Chestnut street,
lI-10.40 philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW ADVERTISER EhTs
Constitutional Convention.


THE following named Judges and Clerks are
/ hereby appointed to open and hold an cleo
ton for delegates to the Convention Tor the
amendm emit of the Constitution Of the State OF
Tennessee. H# "H WE
Election TO be held on the Third Sat
urday (iSth) I'm December.
LIST District-At Stephen English's.
R M Bend. Deputy Commissioners; e w
Thorn. smith, ] Hughes, Judges;
Kicks, c M Fried, Clerks.
I'd District-At Nelson's.
York. Deputy eo%%iis s; gi.a. Tqn 3
Ward. W T Nelson. Clerks.
Sd District--At Bottoms Store.
WI A Bell, Deputy Commissioner; j
wynne, N B Sparks, Il M Bateman. judges;
Benz Duncan, II. Remhert, Clerks.
4th District-At Old Union Church.
Thos L Giles. Deputy Commissioner; james
Connel, L B Hareld, A McSouth, Judges; W
Leftwich, ] W Carroll. Clerks.
9th District-At Raleigh.
VII Moncrief. Deputy Commissioner; II B
Williford, Thos II Ward, l. Nickels, Judges;
B W Pryor. Il R Fuller. Clerks.
7th District-At Bartlett.
EW Coldwell. Deputy Commissioner; W
Williamson, W Hamelton. Mercer, Judges;
W j Ward. A Mercer. Clerks.
9th District-At shelby Depot.
L McMullins, Deputy Commissioner; VIM
Griffin, Silas Wherry, G English, judges;
M Williams. W p Thompson, Clerks.
9th District-At Baskerville.
W Fl Weber. Deputy Commissioner; ] M
Brooks. W s Baxter. W Morris, judges;
W II Prddy. G M Strong. Clerks.
10th District AT 0ollierville.
II Jrby. Deputy Commissioner; ] M Flem-
ing. jesse Appewhite, ] G Moore. Judges; A
Slratton, W Koen. Clerks.
18th District-At Germantown.
L A Rhodes. Deputy Commissioner r
Weir. J Q Calls, J P w enford, Judges M p
Webb. VIM Carter. Clerks.
18th Distriot-At Mechanicsville.
D Pearson, Deputy Commissioner; ] W
Elan, w M Moore, VIM ConnelI, Judges; M
W BEDFORD. I P Lewis, Clerks.
18th District-At Arnold's.
&c Stephenson, Deputy Commissioner; W
l. Lundy, w A Dooly, W Levi. Judges; p
Dolly, g M S Williamson, Clerks,
18th District-At WAiteH Station.
@ Harvey, Deputy Commissioner; ] II
Goodlett, w X Horne, A W Moore, Judges; A
i Brooks. A g Gates, Clerks.
18th District-At MeConnsll's Church.
I'D Massey. Deputy Commissioner; Mas
sey, A NJ Stout, A Roark, Judges; NJ
Alexander. Rebt Stone, Clerks.
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Otice. w EARNING.
UNION AND PLANTERs' BANK
OF Memphis.
NOTICE TO sTocKHoLBERs.

MENRHIs, November !, lso9-
The Board Of Directors have ordered an IN
gtailment o. ten Per cent upon the Subscribed
Ss-ios s.P. READ. Cashier
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Main st. Business Property,
On Thursday Next.

WE are directed by Mr.. Chafles Jones to
w sell at public sale. to the highest BIDDER.
the two splendid
Main st. Store Houses and Lots,
2 No. 22e and No. gao Main street,
Between Adsms and Jefferson, each lot having
o front of 22s4 feet. by depth of l4S11. No.
226. the pext house north of the alley, and oc'
cupied by Messrs. Vendig & Brother. is three
story building. covering the whole depth Of the
lot. No. $50 is the four story brick on the
alley, covering the whole depth Of the lot, ex..
tending to tho alley in the rear; Of the best
MATERIAL. with slate roof and the upper
stories built with fre- places. SO as to rent in
separate apartments, occupied now BIZ Mr..
Frank. and directly opposite the Clay Block.
Property Of this class Is seldom on the market
for sale. at any price. Mr.. Jones, in parting
with IL from necessity which he would gladly
avoid, invites the competition of capitalists
who would place their money whore IT must
yield always large as well as certain interest
on their Investment. r
Terms OF Sale Half cash; balance in equal
installments. on six and twelve months. with
interest, secured by trust deed. Purchasers
will receive perfect title, with rents from Ist
Of December, and possession given ON LIST of
January. if desired. The sale will be on the
premises, at O'Clock p.m.- en- Thursday, Nov.
25th, R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT 4 CO.,
7i-74 fNN AuctiOneeYs
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Just Received.

400 barrels Apples,
Is barrels and half. barrels Swest Cider.
IS tubs Choice Western Reserve Butter,
20 boxes Roll Buuor.
% half-barrels Cranb ,rries,
SO barrels Extra Choice Oranges,
800 g Flour,
SO Choice Iowa Onions,
100 Y. i. Potatoes.
IS Buckwheat Flor.
7isl ANDERSON. REED 4 BUCKHAl
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No Cure. No Pay !-stone's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever, or money refunded.
Sold By NJ. ROSE. 81 Main street. and GOOD
YEAR & FALLS. 2sI Main street. 1887
Words Of Chesr-0n tho Errors Of Youth
and the Follies Of Ase. in relation to Marriage
and Social Evils. with helping hand for the
errirg and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Address. H0WApD
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