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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-26
Goons R0UaL TO SAMPLES.

RIVER, cannot generally dsyOte the time
necessary 70 examine beyond the samples
sbo~p. Bv our system of examination and re
lection, buyers are protected from receiving
goods inferior to samples. ASIDE ION To- w
bv We regard il as pecunizrily our interest 20
20 act IA 70 secure and retain the confidence OF
All who may favor Us with their trade.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
As all good merchants viii seek and and the
Cheapest Houses TO trade with, We shall sell our
goods az the very lowest market rates.
ORDERS
Ali orders receive the prompt and careful at
tention Of one OF eur trH.
anglo I'd CLELLAN ANOA'
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CRESCENT.

Totals. - Totals. ,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-10
aivsr

The Weather Is still warm and pleasant. will
IN overcast sky. Charlie Goodwin reports TIT
river to have risen four inches during the pas
twsnty-four hours. it being new tvO feet mir,
inches below high water mark. The Ohio. Ar
kansas and Waite rivers are declining. Bush
ness continues dull.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
The fine steamer, Leni Leoti, with those gay
and festive gentlemen, Tom Berry, master. W.
Morrison and Clay Richards, clerks. viii leave
fer Pine Bluff. Little Rock. Van Buren, and For;
Smith this evening at five O'Clock. This
is an excellent boat, and one certainly desery-
ing Of the patronage Of our merchants. Sac Is
the regular Saturday United States mail
packet for the above and al way points. Pas
sengers may rest assured Of the best accommo-
datiops. Sesure passage early.
The splendid freight and passenger steamer.
Minneola, is the regular Saturday Cincinnati
packet leaving for Cairo. Louisville and Gin
cinnsti at FIVE O'Clock. w. 5. Miller, cow
mands, with WIN. Hall in the Oalce. Tae Min
neela is a new boat, ana me If the best Of the
line. Hs- calm 4 a palace, and her tables all
tlat sou d be desired. DidWointend to travel,
We suOuiQ IL ulktN4 NN-4isaANA, AAaA ANI
excellent officers.
The truly magnificent ireigh, -aa passenger
steamer. Legal T-nser, viii leave this
evening 3, i've o'clock for JacssonpOrt and
Little Rock and all points on White river.
While in Cincinnati she received AZ ea,irely
new outfit. including cahia faEnitare, bedding.
chandeliers, etc a Ciaeinnati paper says she
presents beautiful Appearance in her new
dress. Captain John D, Elliott commands.
with those two excellent gentlemen. W.H.Mil-
Ter and Andy Granger, in the Office.
The magnificent and palatial City Of Cairo,
Captain John ". Malin, Henry Z. corbyn and
Glen. Nolte. clerks. leaves this er.aiHs
at Eve o'clock. for Cairo azi s.. bosis. Her
oEcers are oles = asa courteous gentlemen and
excellent travelling companions. All their
gusts are made to feel perfectly " at home
The Liberty No. leaves fort all fointsi'0n
white river this evelias a. Eve ocisek
Captain Charles Csalsy e9unAnds, while Jim-
my ikoupsoz aad Charlie sharpe have
ehs5ge Of The odies, Ifysu viih to have a
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Previous receipts are increased 4ll3 bales.
Iound by actual count to be on hand Yesterday.


Ths Bluff City Stock Yard reports the mar
ket active for first and second class beef cattle,
aud quotes as follows: FIRST class, 61S to 71<c (:
second class. to &c; third class, to 4c; in
ferior. to Sc; milk cows. $50 to 500 each:
work oxen, SIS to sl25; hogs. to lOc gross
sheep. 50 to 81 per head. The market for cheap
horses and mules has been very active the last
few days, ard prices range from $50 to $50.
Mules md horses suitable for farm purposes
-ge in demand. but our farmers are not able to
pay fancy prices. They want good. serviceable
animals. First class beeves continue very
scarce, and would hold up to quotations.
Sheer. srst class, would bring fine priees-
HoEs. No. l, in Esod demand. Sales from this
yard have teen very heavy in oheap horses and
mules. cattle and hogs bringing rood prices.
Spring approachins,a great insux of fne Texas
beeyss may be anticipated. These cattle viii
be Of the first class, sHl will command good
prices. not only in this market. but in Eastern
markets, 10 which arrangements have hssn e.
fected Ger speedy transportation.
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MeUErID EboSY. A sensation was
created yesteriay afternoon, on Madison
street, by the appearance Of an enter
pricing aat-headed, pumpkin.footed,
short-bodied, lbng-armed, big-eyed, loud
perspiripg gentleman from the interior
Of Africa mounted on new and fash
ionable velocipede. When he hove in
sight his machine was rocking fear
fully, like leaky ship in high
sea. He wiggled in and wiggled
out, like he was surveying the
track for rail fence. The wind was
rather favorable and he made about
sixty minutes to the mile. AS slow or
fancy rider he could easily have taken
the pitcher at Ed. Worsham's tourna-
ment. The track was favorable, and
every body got out Of his way, for it was
uncertain which way he was going, but
after the crowd watched him half hour
or so they concluded that he was going
forward almost as fast as he was going
back. Several fancy young gents, who
pride themselves on muscle, grace and
cutting the fg.fe ON square yard,
abandoned the field in disgust, and
when last seen were going out Mad
ison street, beyond the bayou, where no
turnkey African has yet undertaken to be
self wheeler. Our bright, particular
African-he appeared to have been re-
Gently shampooed by boot-black-was
master of the situation, and knowing his
vantage ground he turned out bis saucer
like,eyes, threw back his head in ecstasy
of joy, and grinned half across the street.
Several old citizens looked on and shook
their heads mournfully. "Ah," said one,
"times is not like they wonst used to was.
That ar niggar in good times was worth at
least a thousand dollars-now he amt
worth O d. cent. Nor nobody amt
that rides one of them Yankee things"
4" You're right" said another, and if
| ever catch one of my boys on veloci-
pede, TlI.whale him like blazes." About
this time Africa gently curled up in
gutter and broke the velocipede, conse-
quently had to have it hauled back to the
rink on hand cart He was able to
walk, but looked like he had great con-
tempt for this branch of transportation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-10


The New Church (Swedenborgian) So
ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon, at
three o'clock, at the United States Court.
room. Subject of discourse, =" Love to
the Neighbor."
Services of St. Johns M. E. Church
will be held in the Law Courtroom.
Quarterly meeting tomorrow. Love
Feast at 10 am. Preaching at IL am.
by Rev. W. Il. Pearne, Pc, followed by
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
Rev. DR.. Burns, Pastor of the First
Baptist church, will preach tomorrow
morning at ii o'clock, and tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. Morning subject,
1.-THE Lords Prayer" evening subject,
1.-THE Faith of Noab," with description
of the food. -
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FOR RE ~ r.
r or r 6 n t .

rAR,yE FRONT ROOM IN PUBLIC
A tTnnsx Building. suitable for cotton or
any kind Of Business. Apply IN Cou ~
Room.
V1oR RENT.-Two RESIDENCES, ONE SIs
Il with six rooms, stable, garden anr Uinet
distance from Poplar street cars. ana me other
on Elliott street, second place north s.aA east
oi1 10 "a. A. PARTEE,
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Ap,use,nen,s.

New MBMPms THEATEG Last even
ing was the occasion Of Mr.. Chris. Stein
kuhi'a benefit, aud the attendance was
most haitering to that gentleman's per-
sonaI popularity. The house was filled
by most fashionable assembly, and the
aisles we're crowded with gentlemen stand
ing The play was that standard old
English comedy, the Schoo, for Scandal,
in which the public had one opportunity
Of seeing Mrs. Lander in something out
| Of her usual line. She was superbly
dressed for the part of Lady Teazle,
aud was the real woman Of fash
ion, with good heart at the bottom
Her rendition Of the character was
highly pleasing. "Sir Peter Teazle" "
ives fairly personated by Mr.. George
Becks, though be seemed rather young
| for the part. Charles Surface" was rep
resented in the most rolicksome, of-hand
manner imaginable by Mr.. j. II. Taylor;
Joseph Surface by Mr.. Malmburg, and
"Sir Oliver Surface" by Mr.. flanagan.
Mr.. McWade made happy Moses"
and the other characters were we'll sus-
tanned. The performance was frequently
applauded, and Mr.. Taylor was once
heartily encored and came forward to bow
his thanks for the spontaneous cumpli-
mcnt. Altogether, it was an excellent
performance, and the house was by far
the largest since the beginning Of Lent.
This afternoon grand matinee will be
given, aud the magnificent tragedy
Marie 4ntoinette will be presented for
the last time this season. Ii is Mrs. Ian
der's best in our opinion. Tonight the
grand series of tableaux under the direc-
ton of Mrs. W. c. Thompson, will be
given for the benefit of church enter
prise, and we hope to see an over flowing
house. Many of the most beautiful and
accomplished young ladies in the city
will assist in the exhibition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-10

REsURREcrED. The untiring, indie.
fatigable EIeHBERG has risen again,
Phenix-like, from the ashes, and holds
forth at his old stand on the corner of
Main and Washington streets, where the
familiar cink of his hammers may again
be heard. He is now Offering his usual
improved patterns of stoves, tinware and
houSe-furnishing goods at prices to suit
the times Mr.. Eichberg had spent a
lifetime in building up large trade in
his line, when FIRE overlook him-not,
however, impairing or overcoming his
persevering energy. His numerous
friends and customers will be gratified
% know he is all right again and ready
to wait upon them.
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Transfers Of Real Estate for Wsek Endin
April 10, 1869.

Transfers Of Real Estate for Wsek Ending
April 10, 1869.
r. P. Walt to Rsbecca Jane Walt, Az
by 1881, northeast corner of Poplar
street and alley, east of Third street.
]. w. Dickinson to WI Berlin, lot TO-
Borlsnd subdivision, $4,000.
R. G. Brinkley ct al. to Jer Woods, 100
by 200 feet, north side of Raleigh road,
$4,000.
H. L. Brinklay to Annie o. Brinkley,
lots SO, 100, 243 and 359, Memphis.
G. W. f. Cook, trustee, to Pat. Guilt
gan, lots |, 2 and 3, block 20, Fort Pick
ering.
Jas. L. Mcdaniel to w. A. Sigler, three
acres, district 2, section 5, range 7,
$l06 so.
l. Rocco to James Boggsnio ct al,
southeast corner of Madison aud Second
streets, $4,000.
Michael Griffin to James Hough, lot
l3, Woodruff subdivision, 5000.
Nelson Speer to j. c. Speer, sc 63-l0O
acres Neshoba tract, $500.
John 81. Speed, trustee, to NJ. B. Treze-
vabt, lot 10, southeast corner Speed and
Spottswood avenues, 1926.
w. f. Taylor, trustee, to Mrs. NJ. A.
Bonner, lot 2, Talbot sub division, $4,000
W.. N. Bum to ]. S. Day, l5x225a feet
south side Union street, 1884.
A NJ. Furgeson, by Marshal, to VIM.
+. Hardin, southeast corner Beal and
Hernandez Sal00.
Wesley Cole, by Sheriff, to C. G. Polk,
tract of land, known as Wesley Cole
tract, 1888 ID
Wesley Cole, by Sheriff, to c. G. Polk,
| tract Of land, known as Wesley Cole
tract, $l044 81.
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DESoTo STABLEs.-Mr Joe Seligman
has now one Of the most complete and
superbly furnished stables in the South
west. His establishment is worth going
to see. He has the finest of horses and
buggies. Those who want spanking Fl ne
teams should by all means call at So
Union street. The addition of an up
stairs buggy hall is new feature for o
livery stible in these parts, and is des.
tined to be success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-10

EMMoNs, 10 Jefferson and 1913 Main
street, has the New World, Western
World, Saturday Night, Police Gazette,
and the late New York, Cincinnati, St.
Louis and Louisville dsilies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-10

MAREIiGs LIcESsEs.-Returns were
received at the County Court Clerk
office this week on licenses issued to the
following parties Napoleon B. Rose
and Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Frank, married
March II, by Rev. R. Burrow; J. D.
Slaughter and Miss N. NJ. Stewart, mar.
ried March q, by Rev. B, Burrow; Rus.
sell Jones and Mrs. Maggie p. Stoyall,
married March Is, by Rev. NJ. L. Roy,
Fourteen eolored certificates we're re-
ceiyed in the same length of tins.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-10

SPRoULE & MoCowN manufacture their
clothing in superior style expressly for
this market. 35-t
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CITY and eOsutry merchants will find
great inducements in prices and terms
offered in dry goods, clothing, boots,
shoes and bats at J. H. Loewenstine &
Bros, Clay Building. 2et
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Buy your shirts and furnishing goods
direct from the manufacturers-Wiggans
& Thorn, 1913 Main street. 3l-t
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"ESeLIsH FEMALE BITTERs is an ad:
mirable prescription for females"
]. A. P. KENNEDY, NJ. D.,
at Coffeeville, Mississippi.
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CASH ADVANCED on conGignments o.
every description at 81 Union street. sc
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PITTsBURe and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. +
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TIE largest stock of spring clothing
and furnishing goods ever brought to this
market, at Sproule & McCown's. 35-t
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TIE BEST is THE CHEAPEST De-
vote has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams. Al
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JUsr receives-fresh smoked beef, beef
tongues and picked beef tongues, at Cof'
Gu Bros, 1852 Main street. 20-T
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"ENGLIsH FEMALE BITrERs saved the
life of my wife" W. j. GIBBoN, NJ. D.,
34-t Clarendon, Arkansas.
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ASSORTED cooking and eating apples,
at Oliver, Finnie & Co. g. Just received.

PEoPLE's INSURANCE CoMpANY.-This
is a solid home institution to which we
can point with pride and confidence.
The directors are gentlemen of means,
large business experience and strict in.
tegrity. They are identified, socially
and fnaD cially, with the interests Of
Memphis, have grown up with the city,
and their names are an ample guaranty OF
the character of this insurance company.
With large capital in the hands of such
men as Col. W. B. Greenlaw, the Presi-
dent, James Elder, Vice President, and
Messrs. Bruce, Overton, Mageveney and
others in the directory, this company has
superior claims upon the attention and
patronage of our people. A card APP
pears elsewhere, to which we call atten-
ton. -
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Low, Lower, Lowest.
urEHAvEIx STORE AND TO ARRIVE
Western Produce Generally,
Consislinr, in part. As folIOws

Consisting, in part as follows:
All grades Flour, highest TO lowest
Choice hiin-drfed Corn Meal; All
varieties seed aud Eating Potatoes
vinegar; best Hay, Corr. oats,
Bran, Lime, Cement, Plaster, efe.
Anal which we offer Lever than the Lowest.
w.P WRIGHT 4 CO..
ea.g No. II Monroe street.
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If you want good old Megibben whisky
go to Megibben q Bro, 2sl Main street.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibbeu & Bro, 28l Main street.
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C.P. NORRIS; Your brother is charged
with Undertaking the funds Of the Mem.
phis Preserving Company, of which you
are President. As one of the stock
holders, and director of said company,
| call upon you, for the satisfaction Of the
public, to show where you stand.
DICKSON CUNNINGHAM.
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Coop corsets-at 81, worth 81 59-at
N. Eraps 4 Co.'S, 2ls Main street, cor
peF of Adams, Bat
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FoR SALE-A good paying business.
Call on Joe Locke, 1864 Main street. &c
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LAwSDALE IA domestic-l5c per yard,
at M. Kraus & Co.'S, 2lS Main street,
corner of Adams. SAT
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a. TO sproule 4 McCOwn's for fash,
ionable spring suits.
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"THE demand for E. F. B. here is I'm
precedented."
BAT Editors Macon Miss. Beacon.
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W. c. RUSSELL, painter, paper-hangel
and glazier, No. 279 Second street.
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MEMS British half hose "a so per
dozen, worth Scat NJ. Kraus & Co.'s,
2l8 Main street, corner of Adams. 34-t
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tYNIR SALE, EXCHANGE Oh RENI-Mlf
t.ontainizs twelve and half acres good land.
well improeed new house. kitchen. servant ;
Inouse, smoks-house. corn-crib. carriage house.
wagon shelter, ETC.,. all new; bne young OF.
6ne clover lot. grass lot, garden. etc; two
splendid sisterns and hoEse-pend WI, De sol9
on easy terms, together with hay. kitchen and
farming utensils. or exchanged scT eity prop
ertv. or rented TO q good tenant. For kartleu-
,s,rs' asply To e. WHITMORE,
l. puBLIc LEDGER ONCE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Weather.

Weather.
Meteorological observations yesterday. as
reported to Us by Prof. Edward Goldsmith :
April g. 1869
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HUoK towels-$3 per dozen, at NJ.
Kraus Il Co.'S, 2l8 Main street, corner of
Adams. 24.f
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OAK Grove, formerly Linde Garden,
at southern terminus of fernando stree,
railroad, will be re.opened this (Satur'
day. evening for the amusement of the
public. Ladies and gentlemen will find
this the most desirable place for recrea-
ton in the vicinity of Memphis.
p. SLAGLE & MONTANA,
aga Proprietors.
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II you vsnt good old Megib6sn whisky,
90 to Megibben & Bro, 29l Main street.
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srRoULE ! MpcoYY have no msuu:
facturers' profits to pay-psy cash for
their goods and sell at the lowest
prices. 35-r
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GENUINE British half hose, SHE. fine,
iull-hoBom shirts, 81 so; great bargains
in gentlemen's clothing, oests, shoes and
hats, at ]. II. Loewenstine & Bros, 29l
Main street Isl
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ST.. MARY's FAIR.-Father Schnyder's
fair was not as we'll attended last even
ing as ii deserved. Several contests for
different prizes we're decided among
them was beautiful bouquet to Miss
Me,te, as Queen of the Feast. Miss
Louisa Cbesrello received a hat for the
best little girl, end Master o Conner, son
of Mr.. J. OConnor, also hat for the
best little boy. In the contest for the
rold-mounted knife, for the most popn-
lar butcher, Me-. Charles Williams is still
twenty votes ahead. The contest for the
silver pitcher, for the most graceful velo-
cipede rider, is still open. In the contest
for the splendid European calendar clock,
for the most popular druggist, Mr.. Hoer-
ner is thirteen votes ahead. The butchers,
vslocipede riders aud druggists prizes
are to be decided tonight. The Germans
should turn out en- masse tonight. Music
and dancing may be expected. Great
praise is due Mrs. Devote, Mrs. Frhnsiolo
and Miss Meste for the zeal which they
have exhibited. Be sure and give Mrs.
Bergmsns supper table call. The fair
closes Monday night with a grand ball.
4 band Of sig musicians have been en-
gagged for the OCCASION. Let there be 8
grand turnout,
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New lot silk dress buttons, silk fringe
and colored satins, at M. Kraus & Co. g,
2l8 Main street, corner of Adams. 34-t
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PITTsBURG and Camel Coal.
BIGLEY, MELLERsH & Co.,
1853 South Court and Main.
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CaoIoE lsirs Raisins and Currants,
four pounds for 81, at ]. Deyoto's, cor.
ner Third and Adams streets, Al
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New YORK, Goshen and Western But
ter, at ]. Devoto's, corner Third and
Adams streets. Al
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Go TO Morrison & Ellis for fresh and
pure drugs-l92 Main street.
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Coon article 1914 bleacbed sheetings,
Soc, at M. Kraus & Co.'s, 2l8 Main street,
corner of Adams. 34-t
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SATIN parasols-s3 so, at NJ. Kraus &
Co.'S, 2ls Main street, cor. ofAdams.[34 I
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DOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY. TWO
Is gentlemen aud their wives can obtain good
hoard in a deliRltfxl portion Of the city. con-
yenieut 10 the Street Cars. Best Of references
given and required. Address No. SSS LINDEN
l19-l
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FOR SALE.

uIOR sALE-A RICH AND FINELY
wooded tract ofIand. miles north of Mem.
phis, near Hatehie riyer-25g acres: ~ APply al
once. W. q. ne ILL.,
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A FINE lunch is set at the Worsham
House bar by Myers every day. Finest
liquors.
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LADIES white hose-Sl IS per dozen,
worth sat NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, 2ls Main
street, corner Of Adams. ST.
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Losr BoY.-Left home on yesterday
evening, about o'clock, my little boy,
aged ak years. Had on brown jeans
pants, white waist, brown hat, and was
barefooted. Any person finding him
will be literally rewarded by taking him
to Al Fifth street, Chelsea.
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ALL linen towels-Sl so per dozen, at
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, .2ls Main street, cor
ner Of Adams. "a T
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az. F. B. is highly recommended b.
the profession here"
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II you W. No'N "" - s''S'N WIS
Ky, 20 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main st.
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BEST Sprague and Merrimspk psin;s,
l2ac., at /. h. Loeweustine \ Bros, 22l
Main street." cheaper than the cheap
est" "A genuine Almy's bleschei
domestic, worth zoe, at l5Ic. 28f
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STRI5ED poplins-50c per yard, worth
75e-at NJ. Krsus & Co.'S, 2lS Main
street, corner of Adams 34-t
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Country merchants wanting dry goods,
examine the stock of NJ. Kraus & Co.,
pig Main street, corner Of Adams. Win
cut dress patterns for country merchants
from retail stock. 34'I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-10

lFyou want good cd Megibben whisky
20 te Megibben L Bro, 2Sl Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-10

IFyou want good cd aegibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, Isl Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-10

SOLID color summer dress goods-25e,
At NJ Krsus 4 Co.'S, 2ls Main street,
corner Of Adams. 34-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-10

TEE largest clothing mandatory in
the United States is that of Sproule /
McCown, Is Barclay street, New York.
They have houses in St. Louis, Louis
willie, New Orleans, vicksburg and
Memphis S5-T