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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING OUR
patrons and the prb!ic gen rally that wo haveJ st
oponoI u arse aud we'll s"ted took of CLOTH.
G., MEMS FURNISHING lOpS, &C.. Tor tho
Spri & and summer. 1T te above sta d, rons'stin.
OF BUSH e's and IoSs SUITS, all sla a and gu 'li's
OF shirts and Underwear ,Ioois &c o ! s,zcs and
q ahies cf ruglish an'I Domestic Hal Hose all
sz nd qualities Of six and ifIe bread loves;
oil .iL.p and styles of Linen and per G''lla's all
ezs AID styles 4 Cr"vsts N'ck lies. Pochct
IL .ntlkerrlofs -u<pe .trra. Umbrell u. &c also a
largo aud vel a. S ,r cd stoak If Bruaclo hs G.
mere. e.kin+ coInnss. siings. &c, which We
oG,r tn acll by p cor yard or pait rn; or mrks up
mo Garmo is. by mca u:e. m any ship or style.
&C, ordl.sy to order at the shortest uutIce our
stock /, g bren se ;ected wi -rIat re-. aud W" re
contitlon that We ca, compete wh ANY other bou.e g
In this city, We invita- IN oxaninai ID Of uur atocR,
and besp,as share Of tho pubic pa :onage.
MhAKE u MULLER.
March at .tubSmos
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EXCELSIOR COiTON NEED.

U1aE GENUINE tXCELSIOR SEA ISLAND EE1,
the Cotton OF which ,ld IN this market at Que
Dollar aod Fo. .ty Cents por pound Isl 4l fol sale In
lots suit purchasers, by WAL GUhSEf,
March limo No. 102 East Boy.
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DissulutiOu Of Gupartnersbip.

nIsSOLIrIUN OF CuPA KTN EtsHIP.
~ Mr. H. ". GAkR retres this day ON the
house Of CHI RLES CARR Il co. Tho RPkT
BUSINESS will be continued by thu subscribers, who
are fully authorized to settc tho afIrs OF the late
firm. CHAS. D. CARR.
GEO. A. BOWMAN.
TIE SUBSCRIBER WILL RErOMMENCE THE
BROKER aE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, and
soicits share Of public a7or.
Inril q. W. CARR.
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DOar0ing.

DRiVATE BOARD IN A VERY COOL
4 and pleasant bouse with genteel family. can
be obtained either with without longing; or one
or more kooms on the sano floor can be had, either
rlauly furnished or without. Inquire at THIS OF
F1uE. Jhm4 April
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DfrsDnal.

nUNAWAYS- Hiss KATE LARK.
Ii, of uptown, has eloped with BILL HODGE.
the Barber. he left resoectable and Indusir GUS
wife and two small children In siaryi"g condition.
The happy pair took Fl ght as far as Jacksonville. s..
O., to III. Hodges, the home Of the brave.
April "
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fl0dnts,

LADY OF FINTELLIGrNCE AVID RE-
n FINED education would like tho posilton of
Housekeeper, Companion or Nursery Governesa.
She ould be happy to bo useul apy way,
and would take an interest 10 tho comfort and
welfare of those with whom she may make an en.
gage ment salary moderate. Address, tta!ing where
an interview may be had, Miss EMILY HENDER-
SON. Charleston P. O., tor two weeks.
Anr1 1LF
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xaTAATKp. AKEsPECTABLE MIDDLE
w AGED WOMAN who can wash vel, and at
tend on m invalid Apply at No. SMITH LANE.
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NOR SALE, OLD newspapers IN
ID any ouintity. Prlca rs cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrapptng paper that can be used APP
ply al the otfiro of lHE News. March
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5or Sale.

At VaTE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND With fx ures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Buy streets, No. So. Apply ON
pREMI.ES ihstn January 81
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JI1ANTED, A CULORED WOMAN TO
w do the cookiuc for a famIiy-a single one
Mo ,aone cast Side april
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WHISKEY, SUGAR. COFFEE,
BUTTER, RICE, &c.
M BBLs. WHISKEY IF ALL GRADES
~ 1b0 bbls. Refined sugars-Crushed, A, extra
@, G and @ yellow
so boxes Centrifugal Sugars
Hbds and pbls. Porto aico Sugars
200 bags Laguay ra and Rio Coffee
l5c bbls choIce Flour
so boxes Fac ory Cheese
so kegs prime Goshen Butter
Tcs. and tubs choice Leaf Lard
Choice Dyson ana Black Teas
Tcs. Carolina kice
Tomatoes, Potatoes, Starch
Soap Candles Mustard, Oh
Vinegar Paper, Matches, &C.
For eaIe at lowest market prices by
MULLER, NIMITZ & c.,
March 80 tuth4 No. 18I East Bay.
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CTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
- if applied for Immediately
III One l2 horse Portable ENGINE
IL One 4norse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
~ One 8-horse-power ENGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON, BsRKLEY CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland.s streets
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Go Hfnt.

Tu RENT, TaREE SQUARE AND ONE
DRESSING ROOMS, on second floor. situated
in central portion of the city. Rent moderate Ap-
ply at No. 4 BEAUFAIN-o1 REEL.
March 81 ~
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w ANTED To PURCHASE, PRi.
w VATE RESIDENCE, containing Blk or eight
square oms on near The line OF street cars Aa'
dle>s Key Box "a, POS1oFFICE ros
April tnIp.'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December S-The Span.
ish Minister has pledged the State De.
psrtment that the gunbosts held by it
are not for the purpose of warning
against Peru, or any other nation ct
peace with the United States. The Pc
ruvian Minister expressed himself salts
fed with the explanation. The gum
boats will undoubtedly be released.
II is believed that when the represent
tatives of Spain, Peru, Chill, Bolivia and
Ecuador assemble here in January, they
will give emphasis to the act. Peace has
been restored among them.
Collector Galbrath, of the First Ten
nessee District, reports to Commissioner
Delano the destruction Of several illicit
stills in Jefferson. This county is said
to be infested with outlaws engaged in
violating the Government revenue laws
The revenue authorities did not succeed
in making any arrests, as their approach
was heraldei by parties in oommunica-
ton with the outlaws, and the distilers
made haste to leave.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
Rartlett Court.

Enron LEDGER: In the San of this
mornipg / was surprised to find an article
in regard 10 The Circuit court at Bartlett,
in which my name appears.
As only o part of conversation OF
mine is given, great Injustice is dene
both me and Charles W. johnson; and l
desire to explain, that the circumstances
may be understood.
Many persons we're inquiriDg of me
concerning the bill which give court to
Bartlett, aud i informed them that c. W.
johnson had applied to me to recommend
him TO Judge Reeves for the appoint
nent as Clerk of that court, saying TO me
that the bill provided for the immediate
appointment of a Clerk; that l told Mr.
johnson would do nothing until | saw
the law; that / had never seen bill with
any such provisions. This much re-
peated to several, by way of giving them
the information l had on the subject.
regret that any mention through the
press should have been made of my re-
marks in the premises; and further say
that am the last man who would say or
do anything to reflect upon Mr.. johnson,
for it affords me pleasure to cay that be
is worthy gentleman, has filled Office
with satisfaction to the public, and would
make an active and efficient clerk; and
/ am Satisfied be was not the author of
the bill Is stated in the Sun.
As my position in regard to the Bart
lett Court has been considerably can
vassed, / desire to say, for the informs-
ton of all, that opposed the removal
of the Circuit Court from Raleigh be-
cause thought the people of the country
had rights which Should he respected,
and true 10 that opinion, / thought yet
that they should have q court for
their convenience; bot to avoid tax
ing our already oppressed people
TO build courthouse and Jail, l was in
favor of locating the court ct Raleigh,
where the county owns a good and sufi-
cient courthouse and jail. This ] be-
lieve to be the wish of four-fifths OF the
people of the county and city. who pay
taxes. / have expressed freely and fully
my views in regard to this question, and
trust the same right exercised by others
will be accorded to me. This much by
way of correcting erroneous impress
sions, is, believe, required of me.
M. d. L. STEWART.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
BY TELEG R A P H.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
NEW YORK.

New YoaK, December "a Rich.
| mond dispatch to the Herald says that
the Presidents recomms ndation 10 Con-
gress for the early admission Of Vir-
ginia aud the prospects of it's being
speedily carried out. caused general
feeling Of rejoicing, the exceptions being
few factious Radicals whom the Re-
publican party left to run the last con-
vention by themselves, and q few sore
headed old d smccrats who exhibit cheap
pluck by swearing that they would
rather be under Candy than Walker
The great macs of the Republicans and
Conservatives are rejoiced at the pros
pect of On early admission. The talk
about the Legislature undertaking to up.
set the provisions of the new Constitu-
ton or render them imperative, is un-
founded. The only parties interested in
keeping the State out of the Union are
the non. residents who have been ap.
pointed to civil Offices by the military.
All the Northern people who have come
here as farmers or business men are re-
joiced over the approaching admission,
no matter which side they are on in poll
tics, and all the officeholders are opposed
to il.
A Government witness left for Montreal
last evening, for the purpose of appear
ing against John s. and Richard b Cald-
we'll, the alleged drawback conepiratora,
whose case will be heard on Friday on
an application for their extradition.
The Union League of the United States
held its annual meeting yesterday, at the
Republican headquarters in Broadway,
and after the adoption of resolutions
indorsing President Grants administra
ton, and the election OF officers for the
ensuing year, adjourned to meet in WASH
ingtou in February next. Governor
Gesry, Of Pennsylvania, was elected
President
In the Board of Health, yesterday, it
was stated that smallpox was about
becoming epidemic in the Fifth, Four
teenth aud Sixteenth Wards of Brooklyn,
and three special inspectors were sp
pointed to vaccinate the inhabitants.
The Tribune says tha. Judge Pierpont
don't hesitate to distinctly affirm that in
case of the expected release Of the Span
ish gunboats from the original Peruvian
libel, be does not intend to entertain the
application of the Cuban authorities for
a new Sc zure of the vessels alleged to bs
designed for commission of hostiities
against the Government, colony and peo-
pie of the Island of Cuba, unless the
Government at Washington shall 90 d.
rect, and after further consideration be
deems it highly improbable that the ma
tional authorities, as affairs now stand,
will decide to have the Spanish gunboats
reIibelled, and Judge Pierpont sees no
chance in the case for the Cubans or their
sym pathisers, except through the action
Of Congress, by which the ultimate
course of the Administration will finally
be determined.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09

The Corinth Harbinger, of the "a inst,
gives q spicy account of scene that &C.
Cured on train Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, few days since. A
well-knowp citizen Of Memphis, returning
from New York with one woman, az his
wife, was aecosted by another pretty,
eprightly young lady, who entered the
car at Iuks, claiming him as her husband.
Iuks lady said she was the truly welded
wife of the gay young gestlemsn, and
that the fair damssl who sat by his side
was not. Thereupon ensued rich and
racy scene, 10 which the festive young
bigamist threatened TO have tie Iuks wife
elected from the train. This really scsn-
dalous affair was finally terminated By
Iuka wife requesting the conductor to
procure her seat In another part OF the
car. From all we can learn, it seems
that the lady who entered the train at
Iuka claims to have been married TO the
eentlemsn some years ago, since which
time he has abandoned her, aud refuses
to acknowledge that she is his wife, aud
indeed has married another person. The
lady claiming to bs wife No. !, instituted
a suit at Memphis tor divorce and
alimopy, and had gone to Iuka to take
dispositions. Ehen the above described
encounter took place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
FOREIGN.

RoxE, December s.-The Ecumenicsl
Council was opened to-day by the Pope.
The weather was unfsvorable, rain falling
ct intervals throughout the day, but an
enormous crowd filed the Vatican and
lined the streets through which the mem
bers of the Council passed. The Pope,
followed by seven hundred Bishops, pro.
ceeded to the hall Of the Council, amid
the ringing Of bells and laundering Of
caBnon from the forts Of ST.. Angelo and
Mount Aventine. The Holy Father was
In 6Se health. The galleries of the hall
IF council we're occupied by sovereigns
and princes now in Rome, members Of
the Corps Diplomstique, and other nota-
bles. The ceremonies exceeded in gran
deur and msgni6cence any that have
taken place in Rome within the present
century.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09

TO appoint, by and with the consent OF
the Board Of Aldermen, suitable per-
son for Register 10 each ward in the city,
who shall receive such per diem pay as
the General Council may allow. This
Register must be governed by such regu
lations as are prescribed in the charter
The qualification for voter under the
new law is, that he shall be twenty-one
years of age, citizen of the United
States and the State of Tennessee. and
shal have been an actual, bona tide rest
dent Of the city Of Memphis six months,
and of the ward in which he offers his
vote thirty days next preceding the cleo
ton at which be proposes to vote. Inc
old law Of registration is in effect, at
least so uuch as relates to compelling
voters to register in their respective
wards until after the coming election in
January, 1870.
The terms of the charter, we think,
makes it the duty of the Sheriff to hold
the coming election for city otfcera' as
we'll as ali others provided for in the
charter. The language of the bill is,
that the Sheriff of Shelby county shall
hold all general and special elections
provided for 10 this charter, and under
the regulations herein prescribed. The
charter will go into effect on the 9th day
of January, 1870, on which day the cleo
ton Of city officers will take place, and oil
acts and parts of acts In conflict
with the provisions Of this act are re-
pealed, to take effect from and
after that date. This is to be regretted,
since our Sheriff is regarded, and has
been heretofore known to be, a Radical OF
the deepest dye. The charter throughout
is defective, and in great msny re-
spec,s cannot be carried out. The offices
Of Tax Collector and Whsrfmaster have
not been limited, and the incumbents
may hold for life. Such are some OF the
defects spoken Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
TEXAs.

GALVESTON. December 8. = Returns
from forty six counties give Davis 54s9
majority; Flanagan. Tor LisUieusn ut Gov
erEs7, $3.50. II is claimed thai Davis is
elected G svernor. The probabilities are
that all The candidates for Congress on
the Davis ticket are elected. Good ma-
j ,riiies 10 both branches Of the Lsgisla-
lure for the same party.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
view Book BY a Mem lis Auih.ress.

y
We take pleasure in copying the fol.
loving from the New York Phrenolog-
zeal Journal of recent date:
Our readers will remember that ex-
quisite Christmas poem, entitled Ben
ME-" BY MrF. Annie Chambers Kstchum,
which was published IN this Journal,
with illustrations, some time ago. The
same has just now been reproduced 10
book form, with large clear Tyre, aud on
the finest of fne paper. Ornamental
borders, in colors, have been used, and
nothing in the printers art omitted to
make the little book one Of the most a.
tractive of holiday presenls. Il is pub
lisbed at this Office. Price. 81 so. /,
will be sent in neat paper box, prop
erly secured. and postpaid on receipt Of
price By S. K. Wells, $50 Broadway
New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09

AD cid farmer, fihy-seven years old,
beat Weston in 8 Walking match st d.
buque. Iowa, the other day.
"He-who-drinks-a quart of FIRE water
understanding" is a Western warrior
of some prominence.
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~ office.

Il WARN the public in EeDerai not TO pur-
j. chase 9 note g.ysn b. the undenig ned in
iases 81 Hesse. Lew Co.. for t.13 -. given
TIE 2sth ofSeptembsr, la69. payable January !.
$50 ~ e. N. MAYOk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09

of MAcKEVZIE 4 QUILL. lately sstab-
lished in this CITY. This is . splendid oppor-
ma1ufscture OF shoss, The factory e now In
full operation, and dOine good business.
Contiaued IN health forces me 70 sell.
81 go ROBERT MACKENZIE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
Mondax. Ieth of Jannary, $50,

Oh the premises offer at public auction TO the
highest bidder. for cash, all the right, title.
claim and interest which said Harvey has in
and 10 a tract Of land lying N Civil District
No. IS. Of Shelby coanty, state Of Tsnnefaee,
about mile and one half north Of Whites
station. on the Memphis 4 Charleston rail-
Rad: bounded O. the nth By the Ian g Of
William Mendsaall. on the east by the lands Of
RM. Mason, on the south By the lands OF Mrs.
Harvey, on the wet By tne lands Of d.. N. 2;
Perkins. d conta ming By esttnaiion lfs
acres, more or less
a partition suit inftitpied IN the County Court,
entitled samuel Mepdensll ct ais. vs. ]. =.
Anderson Of ais been dotermiued and set
apart az follows. in the partition ordered IN
said cause. and which 10 spread upon the min
ufes OF said Court. page 40. book \, to.witi
The whole Of lot No. 5. eoHtsinine y acres.
The half Of lot No 8. containing Il acres. An
undivided interest wits the heira OF Landon Y.
Harvey in 70. :. containitg y acres
A pist Of the land 10 be sold and particular
Description a. to boundaries. viii be furnished
on the day Of sale The title Is believed 10 be
I-crfect but the c0nveyanoe vii be made only
a. Trnstoc. Sale absolute.
S ii2l MRS. Z. s. HARRISON. Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
Special Notices.

Positively no Cure, No Pay.-The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured BY the use Of
DR.. Forrest 4 Co.'s Juniper Tar:" Cough.
Group, Hoarssross. Sore Throat. Splitting of
Blood, Asthma. Bronchitis, Lung Diseases.
Scrofula, Ulcers. Old Sores, ErysipelaE. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast, Back or Limbs.
AbseeSsss, Burns and Wounds. Piles. Itch.
Sore Feet or JoiR,s. letter. Scald Head. Milk
crust, Earachs, Toothashe. cstarrh in the Eyes
or Head, ordinary Deafaes, and Gathering in
The Ears.
n. D.-The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels, with white imprinted wrap
per. such ss hes been in use for six years. Take
no other. Try IL; II not satisfied, return the
empty bottles ard your money will be re-
funded fifty cents.
GOODYEAR 4 FALLS,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09

No Cure. 10 Psyl-stons's Tonic Syrup
cures chiilE and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold By n. ROSE. 81 Main street, and GOOD
YEAR 4 FALLS. al Main street. isg-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
GREAT SALE OF
Chinese and Japanese Goods
rVHE finest ana most extensive assortment Of
Oriental Goods, Japanese aud
Chinese Fancy Waress



Chinese Fancy Wares
Ever brought to Memphis. Imported direct
from Canton. Hong Kong and Yokohama. by
New York, comprising genuine Lacquer Ware,
Inlaid Workmsa ship In P.arl, silver and
Precious Weeds; Mohaka, Spice, Sandal. Wax
and Camphor Wood; magnificent Cabinets
Gard Receiyers. Handkerchief and Jewel
Cases Lace, Powder, Glove. aud Toilet Boxes
Arc proof Tea kettles, Bamboo Basket Wares.
Sandal. Ivory and Feather Fans. Tea C,ddiss;
Chequer boards. Canes, etc.; beautiful inlaid
Flowers. Also, q splendid assortment of
Fancy M airline Shells and Shell Work. with.
large quantity Of small shells for Ladies Work.
Sac to commence on Saturday evening, De-
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. at ii am.
and pm. each day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09

Upon the premises, cnmmencing at u o'clock.
the large and we'll built Brick welling h ouse,
on the Horn Lake road. directly north Of AMI
and Coffee. Tte building is two stories, with
front Of 4s feet. containing eightroems, besides
halls, basement and attic; also. kitchen and
servants quarters. The improvements cest
mp wards Of $1,000 The lot has front of J9)x
feet on Fifth street ION Horn Lake road. by q
depth OF 400 feet on Gholson street. on the
south; and lsaf feet on Fourth street, with a 70
feet alley on The north side. being the south
half of block SO. in Fort Pickering; making
pieces OF properly in that part Of the city.
TERMS 81 COO cash; balance in twelve
months. without interest.
In addition to the above re will offer
Two Beautiful Building Lots,
Being the north half Of said block so. each lot
30 feet front on Walker street, by depth OF
1901 feet.
TERMS half cash; balance in one year,
without interest. Title perfect.
This properly must DO sold. and bidders may
A'''no R u5lYsi'Rf IRRELEVANT co,
So 81 Auctioneers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
uIVD EhA q ThLLof
Wholsfole Agents. 81 Main st.

Wordsof Chesr-0n tho Errors Of Youth
and the Follies Of Age, in relation to Marriage
and Social Evils. with helping hand for the
erirg and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Address. H0wA2D
ASSOCIATIONS. Box p. Philadelphia. Penn
sylvania. 23-l00
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09

From the Philadelphia Evening TsleF raph.l
We advise persons having diseased hair to
use Professor chris;y's Celebrated Hair Lotto.
Il Is put up in bottle and abox. Ladies' who
once use Lotto discard eyery other preparation
for the hair. as 1t Is the best dressing for the
hair in the world. The Lotto never fails to re-
more the worst esies Of dandfuf. and restore
cray and blsaehed hair to is natural color.
Fer Iale By Drufgisfs, sample bottles seat 10
any address in the United States b. EXPRESS for
ST. PROFESSOR cHRIsTY 4 CO..
No. I'll Chestnut street,
4l-lO-fo Philaielphia, Pa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
Trustees sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. TO
ID me executed BY james @. Harvey, on the
9th day Of November. lt67. ant which is re-
corded on pages 45i and ii2, OF book 81, In the
REGISTERS once Of shelby county. Tennessee.
will. for the purpose therein expressed. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09

DARTIEs WANTING GOODS IN OUR
il line will 40 well 70 call aud examine our
stock An Is, BEATTtE a CO..
12-is-l09 59j Main street, Gayoso Block.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-09
DIED.

In San Francisco California, September 18th. Carrie NJ. wife of Edward ,. Cook E.q., of thi, place. aged 27 years and three months.
 Mrs. Cook had resided in Prescott and was en- deArrd to a large circle of friends. She was an example Of Christian foriitude and resignation. We coBdoie with her afflicted husband child and relatives in their bereavement.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-09

NEw SUPPLY OF GooDs.--Wc have neglected to inform the public Of Arizona that A. Barnett. of Wickcnburg. has lately purchased, from Hooper, Whiting & Co of Arizona City, very large supply Of goods suitable for this country. at prices which enable him to sell very cheap. but we now do so, and hope they will profit by the information
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-09
MAISRIED.

In Prescott. October 5ib. by Judge Win. F. Turner. ED. W. WELLS. to Ros. c. BASonaRr. eldest daughter of Geo. W. Banghart, all of tbi. place.
 We congratulate the happy pair, and sincerely hope that they may long enjoy connubial bliss