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THE WESTERN HOTEL,

|T7'HE subscriber having leased for torn Of
u yelr' this well known Hotel, Kept for many
hers by Mr. Lanich,l and re-dttod and refur.
sishei i throughout, is now prepared TO enter.
BIZ travellers aud the public generally upon
asms q e hoped alike agreeable to both patrons
b. proprietor. His TABLE aud BAR will
" sup lied with the best tho market affords;
snd No pains will be spared on his part TO add to
aho convenience and comfort Of his guests.
JOHN DOUGHRRTY.
octl5 Proprietor.
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RECEIPTS AND nrnDTrRSOF ClEsRunD CO. FOR 1858,

WILLIAM X WRioLEY, Esqy Trvasurf Of
cloarneli couniy in n. commonwehlh Y
f,nnsylsanin, in account with said county from
the Ith day Of January, a. D. ises. until the
18th day Of January, A. b. isop--
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o tS
ferguson 81.
refunds amounted t5 S SIS oi Frori
Tor se ioi Jordan Rrhsu - @ Norris VI 's
Penn, ~ s2i Pile 81 ID
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cLEARFiFLD PA

Mr., 7. II. Witsos, our foreman, is authorised
to receipt for money paid into the Office on account
Of subscription, advertising, job work, 4o.. IN our
absence. GEO. ,. GOODLANDER,
Eiitor and Proprietor
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Nntlkn X. Wniotrt, Etq, Irtasuftf n Cltsf
htii gnuuiy iu The Commonwealth oi prnnffi
faula, iu account with Bounty frnd ioi thr
YEAR A. d. le0t--
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an Wool Reps!
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MoRIyosi
SIX Finish yRLvEr-for suits
Alexander P0PLINs!
An Wool PLAIDsi
Keansbee Rspellantl
Chameleon Poplin
Tappa Cloth-fOr Wrappers
Ladies' Cloakings
Water Proof-black aud brown
cnssimeres for men and boys
Bonnet Velvet, Ribbons Flowers, Fenthsrsi
Ladies' and Chidrcn's Haisi
Wool and Cotton De La!nssi
Muslins. Flannels, Prints
Zephrs, Worsiei and wool Ysrnsi
Dress Trimmings, Under. Clothing, Hats, CAPS.
Hosiery, Gloves, and complete assortment, Of
all kinds Of NOTIONS. at very moderate prices.
NIVLING & SHOWERS
Clearhsld, oct15, 1s6s-u (s.S7
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
PROBATE OFFICE,
ORANGEBURG County,
January % 1910 -.


In ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT OF THE
Il Legislature of 2lsi September, 1858, n session
oi said Court will be held on the first Monday of
each month and continue thereafter so long as he
business may require for the trial and
of litgated cases, and all matters appertaining to
the Homestead Act, in the appointment and Re-
moval Of Guardians of Minors, the Allotment of
Dover to Widows" Gases of Idiocy," "lunncy,"
and Persons Non Compohs Menfes,' the said Pro-
bate Court will be open each and every day of each
week for filing proceedings Er Parte aad action
thereon and for transactions of ordinary business
such as Probate Wills Petitions for dmnis, ration
Auditing Accounts, and SO forth.
The 33d Section of that Act states that "all pro-
cceings In the Court of Probate shall be com
menced by petition to the Judge of Probate Sc
The following clause is embraced in the 10Th Sec
ton of said Act, "if any person shall refuse or
neglect to perform any order sentence or decree of
n Probate Court, such Court may issue a warran,
directed TO ary Sheriff or Constable in the State,
requiring him to apprehend and imprson such per-
in the common Jail of the County and if thcr
be no Jail Of the County, then in the Jail of Il c
adjoining County, until he shall perform such or
der, sentence or decree or be delivered by due
course of law
THAD. G. ANDREWS
jan 23--2t Judge of Probate.
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ASSIGNEES SALE,

IN NDANKEUPTcYLInt the matter o. JosEPHSsgs
PHILLirs, bankrupt. ES Pdrte. ,. 81. Dora1Ass.sfsi
ny virtue OF order of sale direeted fonf
the Honorable District ronrt OF the United States.
FOR the District Of South Caroiiaa, win scllat
Public Auction at Ornngeburg e. H.; on Monday
the Is. February 1868, nj the usual hours OF salc
all that plantation tract of land on which Joseph
W. Phillips the Bankrupt, resides lying In the Fork
of Edisto, Orangcburg County, containing One
Hundred and Twenty -eight (l2S) acres, more or
less, bounded South by fanas Of ". II. eoisst..
Easi bv lands Of Mrs. Amelia Phipps, and others,
Sonth by lands of }. g. Tanning md others.
Con,litions--t)ne- half cash. the balance on q.
,cred, of year with bond bearing interest from
day of sale, payable annually with n mortgage Of
the plantation. Purchasers 10 pay for Papcrsnnna
stamps. F@tt '.-''s;ia itrr t9sEI.< :f5sf.ss.
ALSO
Will be sold Of public auction, at the resfdence Of
Joseph w. Phillips, Saturday 30th january.
1863 af 10 o'cIock A. -
Carriage. double barrel Gun. ebout 20 head
Sheep. Ycnrling lot III Go,tsn Seed; &c.
Terms cash Immediately after sale.
p. v. DlBBLE, Assignee
fOrangeburg, Jan. 5,1SG9
4jan9 e@a 38 I'll
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SOLUBLE MANURES.
NULPIIURIC ACID AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CULPHURIC ACID AND SUPERPHOSpUATE
~ Company, Charleston, 5. G..
Having completed their Extensive Manufactory
are now prepared TO furnish Soluble Fertilizers n
ohcr kinds being available to Planters for int;
ate returns Tor their investments. The COMPANY
under the direction entirely of Southern men of
high Character, offers inducements which will re-
commend 1T TO Southern Planters. Their works
arc among the largest and most complete i'm the
United States, and enable them to prepare at home
nn abundant supply of the proper solvent for the
South Carolina native Bono phosphetes wh;sa are
near by. From these Phosphates they propose to
manufacture FERTILIZER even richer in Solu-
bic Phosphatcs than those made from the Raw
Bones, and ooni"inng more than twice the e,ianti-
ty Of Superphosphatc of Lime found in the bes,
average manurcs heretofore offered for sale, the
rates at which we offer them heing no higher than
the average price of other Fertilizers, while the
Mnnurts contain twice much fcrtiizing material;
they are in fact much cheaper to the consumer
They ARE offered on tue market in two forms, with
n guarantee that the material in each will curre-
spond to tAe advertisement:
ETisAN No. l.--Soluble Phosphate, containing
FROM eighteen to twenty five per cent or pure Solu-
BILE Phosphate Of Lime, and furnished at sixty doll.
lars per ton.
EriMAS No 2.-rcruvian Snperphosphate, con-
tanning from sixteen to twenty per cent. Of Soluble
Phosphate, and three TO four per cent. of Ammonia
ut seventy dollars per ton for approved accep-
tanccs, bearing Interest such other security as
may he acceptable to the Sub-Agents. A discount
of ten per cent. the above prices will be made
for cash. Orders to BE- forwarded immediately 10
the .iseiiis aud delivery made as directed 8
wM. C. BEE s CO., Agents. +.
c. g. MEhNIxGEn, President.
f.,
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The following extract in regard to Governor
Scott, of this State, appears in a cou,munica-
tion in the Columbia f'hGn;r, Of Thursday
last:
He found the State involved, and began his
administration with a,depIeted treasury and
void of State credit; her bonds not recognized
abroad, and deemed almost next TO worthless
at home; her bills receivable siaggishly cirou-
lating at from forty to sixty per cent. below
par, and eircumscribed to certain loca,ities
Gov. Scott soon gave birth TO confidence
abroad. The State bonds arc now conspicuous
in foreign n,ark kets, comnmsndiag srorp sixty to
eighty cents on, the dollar, with an upward
tandency;i her bills receivable are freely cir
culating. Last, though Dos least to further
his purpose, was the mastery scheme Of the
Executive in disposipg of the Columbia canal,
From that stand point he threw out his stFate-
gie rope, By. which he hprpooned the golden
Whalo of. Rhode Islahd,., whose oil will soon
light up the streets of fColnmbia- radiating
hope, wealth and prosperity to every quarter
of the Commonwealth of South Carolina, This,
in coyneetjon.withIhis xecopmend ndatien 20 .the
hssislatqrel .noM inasessiopi 20 .psrpet,nte ;bs
South GsFo)iRs vcollage4-thst .tine.bouored
instisntioa Of leafaing- -sieasos.ztIeiss ,sRat
Governor Scott iss the right man in the right
place"
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Card.
CoKEsBuRY, ABBEvILLE CO., S, c.,
LES, January II, 1869.

CoKEsBuRy. ADDEvILLE Co., Sc.
/. s.iv ,s.....g january IL, 1869
DR., i4ssae Branch, Agent,y ,;a
.,y DEAR SIR:-I. hereby acknowledge the
promptncss with which you, as the Agent of
the Piedmont Real Estate Insurance Company
of Virginia, has met the payment of the
ainount, to wit: Five thousand Dollars that
my husband, Gen. N. G. Evans, had Insured
his life for. l thank you, and through you
the officers of your company, for their courtesy
in having waived the aiaety days to which
they were entitled under the terms Of the
Policy, and for their prompt payment of the
aboyc amount. Il Respectfully, &C.,
4 sc,. ANN v. EVANS.
AS Agent of the Piedmont Real Estate
Insurance Company, would simply state that
but three deaths have occurred among the
Policy holders since its organization, showing
the great care and vigilance exercised by its
officers in receiving applicants. One of these
was, paid within two; days after death. the
second as soon as proof was made, and the
third, Gen. N. @. Evans, within two days
utter necessary information was furnished
The Company within fourteen months has
issued sixteen hundred. Policies, insured six
millions Of dollars, and, received an Income of
three hundred thousand dollars. We chal-
lehSe the world TO produce as large a success.
ooHSE sG'i' s. ISAAC BRANCH, ,>M.sD.n
lac e.s ta :a-jes4! s4i g .e-r Z siAgent, =
:k,5xs s.zs -. j, .WARDLAW, M. D.
--. Medical Examiner
Mr.. James II. Fowles is the Agent 70. the
above Company.
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The State Of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURu COuNTY.
IN THE COURT or rRoD.iTE.

sss ~ "s S"s"' NT AhND-iIE E.
her petition IN l sHyslI HSl, lss s ss la ils
Homestead be set off to her--these are 10 cite and
admonish all singular the Creditors aud any others
interested to be and appear before mic, Thad. G..
Andrews, Judge Of Probate for said County, at
Orangcburg on Monday LIST day of March next, 10
shew cause if any they can, why said Homestead
should not mol be confirmed according Act OF ihe
General Assembly OF South Carolina. l.assci on the
ninth day of September, ~ ID. lS,iS.
Given under my hand and seal OF Cour. Mt Orange
burg Court House, this 2lst day of JANUARY,
+. 1869.
TiAD. c. ANDREWS,
jan 23-3t Judge of Probate.
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The State Of South Carolina.
OaANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN TIE COURT OF PROBITE.

XXIiIEREAS. Mrs. Elizabeth Ayers has tl. day
w filed her petition in this Court, asking tha.
her Homestead be set off TO hcr--thesc are TO cite
and aorionsh all singular the Creditors anil any
others interested, to be and appear before me,
ty, at Orangeburg, Monday lst day of March
next, to shew If any they can, why said
Homestead should not be confirmed according to
Act of the General Assembly of South Carolina,
passed on the ninth day of September, A. ID. 1865
Given under my hand and seal of Court Mt Orange
burg Court House, this 2lst day of January,
1869.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
jan 23-3t Judge Of Probate
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

iN4BANKRUPTCY--Int tho matter Of MADIsos r.
] MAr bankrupt Er parte ID. LoUrs q Co.
. Hy vtrtue Of an order of the Honorable District
Court - the United States for Soutk Carolina. 1
Iii ssH at public auction at the residence Of II,
atEay, 81. Matthews Parish, Orangebrrg County,
on Thursday the 4th February, 1860 at II o'clock
"A. SO 81 thv PvrisisDiv property OF the spove
named bankrupt, Consisting Of
Il Mule, Buggy and Harness. Wagon, Goafs,
Hogs. Pistol. double barrel Gun, Peas, Blacksmitk
Tools, and other articles. ss
Terms cash Immediately after the sale.
P.sY- DIBBLE, Assignse
Jan 23-td of Mp. Way Bankrnpt
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.WANDO FERTILIZER.

.s.s
TIE WASD0 MINING AND MANUFACTURE.
ING COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers
Of the South their RERTlLlzER, known as the
"wANDO FEEeTRNHZERsp'
Which tho experience Of the past season has proved
to be one Of the most valuable in opr market Il
has for its base the materials from the Phosphate
Beds of the Company Ashley River, and is PIE.
9s.sa .; their works a: The -s;,.,-.',.
EAsT END OF HASEL STREET.
in this city. In o.er to guarantee its uniformi.r
and malpiain its high ;apdard. the Company has
made arrangements with the euished Chemist.
DIR. C. u. SHEPPARD, Dr.. who oerefIlly sDaivres
all the ammoniacal end other I,nierias purchuaeeA
BY the, Company, and the prepared
!, EFF E,RT,I,L Err.
before being offered for sale. The Company is r..
solved to make article which win prove to 81 a
COMPLETE MANURE, aud give entire aat;sess-
tiNn. els IS t
!, For terms. circulars, and other information.
Apply-to j. 9la a'aIGE -
~7sl. WMs c. DUKES & Co, Agents.
~. 49,. ~ No. South Atlantic Wharf
jan io--"m eharieston, 8. C.
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EHNAH. NOFKOE.-.-ALL PERSONS IN.
II dehted 70 the Rstatee Of a.. Is, Smoke and A.
a. Smoke, are notified that the same must be set.
tic Immediately, And MI persons ..sssss sss;sss
aga. vt the same must present them properIv So
tested on or before the list Of February othert,sa
they viii be dsbarred payment
jan e--3t H.. a. McIyER, Adu'x.
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OIsANGEBUNG COUNTY.
TIE COURT.

- it pf.f w. .Corbett. ....f'
NM HERGAS, Jno. w. Davis having filed his pc.
wv =, tition and final return in this Court pray
ing for letters OF dismissal as Administrator of the
Estate and Effects Of Russell W. Corbett, deceased
Notice is hereby given TO all concerned that OH
Monday the first day of March next, / will proceed
TO grant said dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal of { ourt, this Goth day
of January, A. u. 1869.
.hl THAD. G. ANDREWS.
jan 23-3t Judge of Probate.
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OHeANGE1sUIeG-IN EQUITY.
Durham VS.. Mcarew
pf order Of the Circuit Judge. sitting in Chan
I'D cery, l will rent to the highest bidder, ON
Saiesday in February next, the arabic Land of the
Estate of Dorcas McGrcw, deceased.
TERMS: One-half cash, balance ON n credit ,u
Nov LIST, 1869. Parties renting to give note with
two good sureties for the credit, portion; but with
the privilege Of paying al. cash.
rs "lhEG' GEORGE BoLIyER.
jan 28--td ass, e., Cp
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NIOTECE.---ALLP PERSONS INDEBTED TO
tbs rsta:e of JOEL BUTLER, deoessci .yjlI
make payment ut once; and All persons having de-
mands against said estate, will present the same
properly attcstcdto MRS. NJ. 4. BUTLER,
jan 9--3H Qualified Exccutrx
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Ephs SALE OAS RENE. WILL BE
II Sold or Rented, at Public Auction. M Crange-
burg Court House, Salesiay In February. nv
pIanta'ion on Little Lime Stone. Coaditions made
knewn onliay Of sao,1 81 ,,,.,.,.
jan 5-3t# JACOB FGayE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-07
River.

River.
The weather continues clear and pleasant.
The river here and at st. Louis is still on the
decline. with eleven feet in the CHI annel from
st. Louis down. The Ohio is falling. with six
feet in the canal and six and half feet ON the
bars in the lower Ohio. Arksasas and White
rivers are at low tide.
BOATS IN FORT.
Dan. Able, W. A. Caldwell. Ozark. Guidon.
Cora g.. New York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Cora s. broke her shaft, eighteen miles
above the city. and has come bac1 here to have
it welded. She will be delayed five or six days
on account of the accident.
The Dan. Able broke her mud-dsum last eve
ming. and was compelled to lay ever until to-
morrow. She will leave ON Friday at Eve p.m.,
her regular day. Capt. james Leo. 81. CON-
| mands. with the ever popular Stack Leo in the
eice.
The elegant passenger steamer W. A. Cald-
we'll. Capt. Rube Haines in con mand, Is the
regular Thursday White river packet, leaving
at five pm. for all points on White river
through to Jacksonport. connecting at Duvall's
Bluff with the Little Rock railroad, ]. r,
Lissnbury. an cid and sxpsriencsd boaiman
and clever gentleman. has charge of The flee.
assisted BY the attentive and accommodating
clerk, Milt. Harry.
The Ozark. owing to light accident to her
machinery, was delayed last night. and has laid
over until Friday. The Guidon tax es her trip,
leaving to-day.
The splendid passenger steamer saidon, b.
command Of the popular and careful boz. man.
CAPT. Clay Rice. sails positively "a evening
for Little Rock and all pcir'..s on the Arkan-
sas. connecting - Little Rock with light
arausht stes..nsrs Tor Fort Smith. The Guidon
ha, excellent passenger accom- modations. Mr..
VIM. Morrison. an efficient and worthy officer.
Ia her chief clerk. Mr.. Morrison never fails to
make his guests comfortable and at home.
Aleck Waddell. competent clerk, has cIaige
of the & eight department.
The Gee. W. Cheek. Capt. George Malone.
leaves at five IN. for 0sceola and the bends.
The Argosy and Sam. J. Hale. both well la
den with merchandise for Memphis. are over
due from Cincinnati.
The Thompson Dean will pass down toll
row morning for New Orleans.
The Mollis Abe is due up.
The Bell St. Louis. Capt. Zsigler. is the reg
ular Thursday St. Louis packet. She had not
arrived at noon. Mr.. Baskette is her purser.
The Mary e. Forsyth passes down this even
ing for Vicksburg and the bends.
The Commercial and Natoma are the Satur-
day White river packets.
The Lightwood is due from the Ohio. She
has 100 barrels Of apples for Memphis.
Captain Parisatt's Belle YaIoo will be ready
to leave in few days.
The Arkansas will pass down tonight for
Little Rock.
The Nick LoAgworth. Silver Spray and Sem
mole are due from the Ohio. bound for New
Orleans.
The new upper White river packet Bates
vile is due from the Ohio.
The New York came in this morning with
Charley Noyes' circus.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-07

MERCANTILE REFERENCE BOOK
Messrs. r. G. Dun Il Co. are in the
habit of publishing Reference Book, ="
containing the names and commercial
standing OF business men in the United
States and British Provinces, which they
issue 10 January and July, for the use of
subscribers. Their ratings, or standing
Of merchants, are based upon elaborate
official records and details, aud are in
every way reliable. This sort OF com
mercial agency was established in ls4l,
aud has since spread over the whole
Union, into Canada, aud even across the
water to London. Mr.. W. c. Matthews
has been appointed manager OF the
branch in Memphis, with an office at the
corner of Main and Madison streets. he
is thoroughly posted in the business, and
will correspond or collect claims as par
ties msy desire. See card in another
column which gives further particulars.
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BENEFIT of the Confederate Relief
Association.

All our people, we hope, will bear ir
mind that Messrs. Spalding,. Bidwell Il
MacD onougb, of the Memphis Thester,
have generously rendered benefit to the
Confederate Relief Association on Mon
day. night next The entertainment will
be of a most enjoyable character, and
we expect to see The house crammed
from parauette 20 gallery. There win be
a grand vocal and instrumental concert,
a ballet, and a burlesque in which
several amateurs Of the city will take
parts. The Association will extend its
warmest thanks in due fern to the man
ayers of the theater; let our citizens
swell the receipts to a handsome sum tor
the widows and orphans of our deceased
soldiers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-07

MURRAY & RIDGLEY, merchant tsilors,
81 Madison utreet, have received one of
the prettiest stocks Of goods ever brought
TO this market They will be able to show
to any gentleman the finest patterns for
suits, Of the latest styles just from the
Northeast and West, that can be anywhere
selected. These gentlemen propose and
will compete with the first class estab-
lishmeuts in the United States. We
would recommend our friends TO look at
the stock Of goods received aud being re-
ceived every day by these gentlemen be-
fore buying at other places. l0f
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George Francis Train TO visit Mem.
phfs.

1t will be seen by the following letter
that the versatile, witty, eslstie and ee-
centric George Francis Train is to visit
our city and treat our people course
of his inimitable lectures. George
Francis is genius, and should he come
among us, will create a furore equal to
that created by the arrival of Prince Ar
thur in Canada, or King Arthur among
the Cimbrians. The gentleman to yhom
the letter ia addressed, although no her
nit, is nevertheless we'll known here;
and the yery tEas. &C his hsFiHg SECURED
US a supply of Train oil for the winter
will make him quite popular:
BURNETT HOUSE,,
CINCINNATI. October 3, 1869.
Dear Peter Tracy. Esq. Memphis. Tenn:
Twenty thousand dollars for ninety lee
lures from Puget Sound to Southern Cali.
foyuia, and nov they give me ten thou
sand for eighty in the Northwest. Should
like to visit Memphis and wake up the
South to their brilliant future. My lee
lures are political meetings, where both
sexes are allowed to pay their share of
the expenses, Instead OF, as usual, allow
ing the politicians to pay and afterwards
steal it from the public treasury. Per
haps will deliver four or ak lectures first
week in November, providing you can
get sufficient of your citizens beforehand
to subscribe Usual prices) to the course,
so as to guarantee audiences. | am not
sure that an 90 veil knoyn in the South
as you intimate, and In my Peter the
ua-mit Mission, TO wake up our people
ii
from their Rip Van WlnKie s,eep u * *
norance, stupidity and corruption, my
time is too valuable to risk audiences in
communities who have never cultivated
the lecture stage. How are
they at Nashville, Chattanooga, ETC., stc2
Write at once. Sincerely,
GRoRGE Francis TRAIN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-07

CARPErs.-The finest carpets We ever
set eyes upon are in the store of Ames,
Besttie & Co, No. 1896 Main street, Gay
oso Block. This firm has also fine
stock Of magnificent furniture, OF every
style, which will be sold either at whole
sale or retail at very low prices. Read
the card elsewhere. and call in and see
the furniture and carpets. Housekeep.
ers will do well TO examine the stock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-07

NOTICE PLANTERS and merchants
are respectfully inrifed TO call toith their
orders for drugs and family medicines
att. A. J. Smith d Co. $. druggists, 225
Main street under The Worsham House,
Satisfaction guaranteed Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-07
Soldiers Relief and His
tOrfcaI Society Benefit.
PEABODY BILLIARD HALL,
MFppura TPuu 0afn har & 1QfQ

PEABODY BILLIARD hall, [
MEMPHIS. TENN, October 5. 1869.
To Gen. Patton Anderson. DR.. J. II. Erskine
and Col. j. II. Edmondson. Committee:
GEsTs: You having accepted my offer
of last July of benefit (including the
entire receipts of my rooms for one day
and night to your organisation, ] now
designate Friday next for the occasion,
hoping to see al Of our friends on that
day. ! beg that your committee will name
few gentlemen to take charge of re-
ceipts during that day. Very resp'y,
M. MoKEoGH.
P. ST. am instructed by Col. Cock
rell to offer your committee the entire re-
ceipts Of his bar-room for same occasion.
N. Max.