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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

IL ooelASatlon euboitting III
sCso44ydm TO ths peopls, - p7se
~ he Convention, Il ~ follows
A DkCLAaArIoN
Conserving the election for rati6cs
tion n The Constitution, asd 10
State, District asd County Oficer,
aaA hsabsss II Ceserns.
2. BE IL declared BY tho people 0
Tsxas in Cosvsstios assembled, Tia
the Constitution adopted BY thi
Coavsntion b submitted for rati Gee
tioa 70 The votsrs Of this State, regis
tered and qualified, as provided b,
the acts Of Congress, known ~ ID,
Reconstruction Laws, 1t al election
commencing on the Arss Monday o
July, 1869, and containing for thu
number Of days specified in the con.
stitution adopted BY this Convsntion
fss ~ holdiSg q general slssaivs
IL vsss on add eonstiistIon shall
- se w.'.:'S',o", ~
.as' -, ;'es's'ss'oe lns ss'o
and uadsr the regulations TO b pre-.
seribsd by ths Connasdisg General
Of this Military District, and tho 70.
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Nv, .,
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s .e pss: - w ,."ncs'
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sso nsP,s.o"A"'s. ~ 'ne .eB'"'s.
sare' ase 'o' ." e'a'e' o's'''cI anc
eosesy o"es!s' VINO arc 70 " e'ec'se
y me PeoP'" nnaer THIS ooh'usa-
s'os' ~. =,
:. - ~" s'ss.'es 10. o,a'e' as
.re. sse eess.{ oncsfs, sn.'' = .s.-
49, 800 - ss@e ss.'ss'o.. !"
ne esaee TOT ,ee Fss'ses''oe o. 'se
ooss"':1on, ano ~ me same PEI,
se"s. se FesefGs OF eiec''eoa sos"
~ escs 70 'ns rfov's'ons' "over.
ncI, WOO sn,u give ce'',nos'es OF
c :. 70 the Rsrson' sho''a for
'ss reePee"ve oAees. Ias cmce"
q e'ee'ec shsiI commence the aus
ceelfe o. s1e ou;'es OF the o"''' 'or
wn'cn .ney nave Des ,,. CHOSEN, as soon
- "eo:.1 sno qu..Aeo' N co"ph'
snee WIN sne provisions 0! me 'on,
susv;o, ner:w''n s.eh'''so, ana
y. Sas'' aola ,"elr re'Pee.'v: once y, loI
~ zero o. Year, prescribed oy me
Ooe,'l.ouon oss'na,ns ron tae a,J
o. .ns'r ele s's ana an.' I, :se,' sue
essso's are elected ana qo,'lnec.
. =. A. e'seeios Tor member, OF the
Csiesa osSses Venerees snail n.u. 3 ns'a
il each Coesrsas.ossi District IA
Established I. ~ 'n's censennon, a.
the s.ns ums ana p'as'e - q elec'
sion ior rannca''on 0, 'po oonsti'u,
y. AZ election oa .aa'l s % eosaae ,,
~ the zane persons and under INC
:sns fsgniasicn = ''sfcre mentioned
u this dssissasisr. The Returns
shall be made 70 the Provisional
dovsfnos, Who aha'l give the persons
choasa osstiasatss Of skaticn.
5. The msmbsra Of tho Legislature
elected Under this declaration, shall
aesenhls ~ the Copitol, IN the city
Of Austin. on tho ID Monday in Sep
tsnber. A. d., 1862,
.. The Commandlng General Of
this Military Distrist Il FsqusDsd to
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NEW FIRM.

MRS. N. Loeb 4 Mr.. N. NeumAn bag
WI leave 10 announce 10 the public that
they have formed n copsrtnership for tbe
uFpess Of carrying - a esneral s9
Mercantile BUSINESS,
and win keep constantly on hand .
choice ard well selected stock Of
DRY Goods aad Groceries.
on the North lido Of the pebble square,
(next door to y. McPhail's Shop, whore
they will be pleased 10 see all who may
favor them with their patronage.
Mr.. A. Loeb 10 our authorized agent
70 superint I'D the business
Nj. Neaman 10 now in Scw York
buying . stock Of new spring goods.
We are receiving every day new adj.
tions to our stock.
MRS. NJ. LOEB,
N. NEUMAN
Marshall, Fob. 10, 90 n29-n
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TWO hILEa AND 4 HALv
Southwest of Marshall.
4 HE undersigned would inform his
i friends and tho public, that HE
Steam Saw Mill il now in successful
operation, and he !. prepared to furnish
any amount of lumber Of the very best
quality At ~ 90 per hundred, currency.
Owing to the high price Of labor ard
living, II cannot h Afforded for lesA.
Bills will be filed At tho shortest
notice.
A times arc hard, he will do general
bartaring business, and will take 10 u.
change, al TIE market price, corn, I'D
.dA 6ldss, oaas, chiokssn, sgss, butter,
or almost anything
Here il chance 10 buy lumber cheap,
on easy terms, and warranted to be 81
the best quality,
II. JOYCE
Fab 10. go n29-tf
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CASH ron BEEF.


10 eQY IriqQ1n oad C0Gtenef6.
VxyK have hssa co~pellsd 70 adopt
w The cash sysssa. Fron ssd sfssr
the 10Th u October, Ill EsaB md BY ~
will b. disposs4 Of BsEletoy ees
Cash. Thn vii b. bst(es IT. III par
siss, = Il wi,i saAb1s - y always issp
the bess heel, I'D veil u lower rsssa
We are grateful for The support hitherto
reviewed, aud hops thas Il will bs COO
tiuued. We have beef tickets on hand,
spsbs diapsssA Il %
HILL I WILCOX
Ocsohes 2 rs. nl0-6
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10. O. r.
Jshn n. 0ihsoa LoAgs, ue. U,
- MEETS every Monday night
II their Hall, % Austin street.
" BrotAsrs in good standing are
iavitsd 10 attend. LIZ
=. NAsnHssLL, tee'ry. BIG
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GOOD MEAT AND LARD.

GOOD MEAT AND LARD.
IN 400 POUNDS choice pork
lVsUVV In bulk
1000 pounds No Lard
sausage nsat, Rib bones, Heads, &e,
for sale by
W. u. HEARD / 60,
Hail Rsad Depot
~ The l. corn-fsd, large, Te1as
neat, put up with utmost care. The
Lard cannot h sxce.led.
Marshsli. Feb. 10 nD-n
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New Advertisements.

>, HnA.s ~ mS'vsos.., N p.
HAVING asssshsed themselves ia
ii the psaetDss sfshs various br.n b N
Of their profession, respectfully osss
their services to the people Of Aasshall
and vicinity,
fsrus--Cash.
O1ee-soath- Wsel corner Of tke
Pubic sguasc, the one formerly occs-
pied BY Jsdgc G. A. Fraser
Marshall. March o, 1862 n3l-f
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"cHAKrER OAK" tho distinguish.
Cd chanpioa Of the day This eele;
brutsd home blessing has gained = pop
alasity unprecedented in the history d
cooking stoves A gold medal was
awarded ~ the Mount Vernon and Paris
Fair~, showing conclasively that Tsxsns,
like intsliigsa, people everywhere else,
have decided u favor Of tho srpsriority
Of this usrivalled cooking stove, which
dsaes conpsti4ion. y. W, STONE, Sols
Asaah Aasshall H., Jefferson. Texas.
February u, 1869. n2S-H
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Navkjus Csosk Thbe Ne. ..
Meets once a week at the Masonic
Hall, 1t Pins Trss, Upshuf Co, Tsxaa
ST WALKER, Ssohein.f
W. II PAsss, c. OIL.
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REMOVAL.
THE Arm Of D. BERNSTEIN hsvs
removed their stovs from the Fast
u the North side Of the Public SQUARE,
" tho Store house kaown ~ the
DeLisle BulldinU.
They respectfully return thanks 70
Friends and Patrons for past favors, and
.oksitA opneinaencs- q. Etxg
y. BERNSTEIN hns laid in an en-
tiro new and largely extended Stock,
consisting Of
PROVISIONS and
FAMILY GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS and
FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
Pis1Ol.s, and
CUTLERY, ere, ETC.
Which he proposes 10 sell 81 The low
est Cash Prieee I'LL ~ see him, and
szsmiue his atoet and price,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

Caddo Tribe No. Z.
MEETS every Thurday night at tho
Masonic Hall, 10 Jefferson, Texas,
HENRY GOIDWATER, sscbem.
4. A fIorcHxtss, Z. OF X
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f. and A. M.
MaruhAll Ledge, 10. ~.
sEE1's seccnA Friday IN svsky
month VI 2 o'ciosk, +. ". Aithsir
G u LitN,o n, W VI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

DEALERS IN
GROCERIES and STAPLE GOOD =.
North Side Of Public Square
Receivipg, For, dir,
A AND n
Commission AttrNnWtS,
(At q, q. Grey Co.'S Warehonse,)
Marshall, Texas.
WILL purchase hides, wool, DC, ut
w liberal rates Advances made on
consignments to our friends in New
Orleans. Deb. II, 50, n2s-f
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Marshall Chapter No. ID,
MEETS IN the ar.t Monday in each
.,.,nth, At 7 o'clock =. n.
W. g WOODS, n. r
v. II. Baerow. Recorder s7Frt5
0s,Asa 1sls 11saapasnt, 10. u,
- !. G. o =, nsess At their haI!
cs Austin street On the LIST Aad
Srd Thursday nixhss ia eAeh
month. Brcshers in god standing sr'
invited 70 attend.
JOHN wlL8R, q. P.
J.F. NAsSxpsLL, esrih~
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Caddo Trihe No. Z.

J. Il. CnAMuEas, G. Of X.
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n DsslAraAsa o1haittizg ths Con.
otttution.
Tia dsslaratioa subsi.ting the
lCssAnyd@ to tAs pscpls, - pased
~ ne Convsntion, Il ~ follows
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triumphant Again +!
JONAS Marmfm.

COTTON ' CTOR6 ~ Ceanisaisa
! ,rr.hAn'.. M 1ls 0rsviss q .
Ns~ ri*an, (jsa II -. y
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A trus copy from the minutes,
Arrxsr ]. R. CnAxHsas, 9. Of R.
Tie following o0esFs Of tAs Il.
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NOTICE..

8RILEY, DEUFREE, & CO.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

In THE NICK OF TIME.-Just at noon
Yesterday the attaches of the LEDGER
office were surprised at the arrival OF a
huge and mysterious looking basket, and
as several accounts have lately been pub
lished in the Boston papers Of such
baskets being left at the doors of old
citizens who have no children at home,
it was thought best to appoint commit
tee on basket. The committee on basket
retired with it, and failed to report. All
who we're left resolved themselves into q
committee on the whole of the basket,
and marched into the committee room,
when a pleasing spectacle was presented.
The committee had opened the basket
and was taking it quite cool out of q
bucket of ice-cream, which was matched
by bucket of strawberries, huge cake
about the size of milestone, and nu-
merous we'll uncorked bottles, all OF
which came out of the basket, and had
been sent to this Office by our friend, b.
Rocco, the confectioner. His praises
were in every mouth in the establishment,
and the strawberries were with the
praises.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19
crsrnlL CuuacH FAra.-Last even

CENTRAL CHURCH FAIR.-Last even
ing we were so fortunate as TO visit the
Methodist Episcopal Church Fair, at the
Assembly Hall, Main street, and now
being held for the benefit Of the Central
church, Union street. Ga entering the
hall we were Immediately impressed
with the truly Oriental appearance of the
scene, which was due principally to ths
admirable harmony OF color preserved
in the tout ensemble, together with the
exquisite taste displayed by the ladies in
the decoration of their several tables,
either of which evidenced the work Of
fairy fingers, while the most fastidious
palate would have met with epicureau
delight at either of its boards Directly
opposite the entrance, we find the table
presided over by Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Spi-
Ger, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. DR.. Sim; next
we see that of Mrs. Begbie and Mrs. Har'
ris; then that of Mrs. Busby and Mrs.
Apperson; and again we must stop for
q moment with Mrs. Boiling, Mrs. Green
and Mrs. Bowles; and, finally, reaching
that Of Mrs. Hopson, the Misses Pickett
and Mrs. Flaherty, where the more sub
stantial Injuries may be found cooked
after the most approved French cuisine.
These ladies invite the attention of their
friends to their lunch to be set between
the hours Of one and three pm. each
day. The entertainment was most pleas
ingly interpreted with vocal and instru-
mental music-volunteer by some Of
the company. Several tableaux were
also introduced during the evening, one
of which 1.-THE Well of st. Keyne" was
in illustration of the reading ofthe same,
which was pleasiugly given by Professor
Mitchell. We hope our friends will not
forget the Central Church Fair and the
object for which the ladies have been SO
devotedly engaged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.

The regular United States mail packet. WA.
Caldwell leaves for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and
Fort Smith this evening at FIVE o'c ock. Cap
tain R. l.. Haines is in command. with Z. W.
Outlaw and Bob Shields in the Office. This is
an excellent boat. and always makes good time.
Her officers are good fellows.
The new and splendid passenger and freight
steamsr. Natoma, will leave for all points ON
White river this evening at five o'clock
Captain Wm. ]. Ashford commands, with the
clever gentlemen. John W. Darby and john
Smither. in the Office. The Natoma is a AsW
boat. every way worthy. asd should be hber-
ally patroniIei.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

HUMAN HAIR GooDs.-The ladies on
whom nature has sparingly bestowed the
glossy ringlets and curling locks have
now no longer to bemoan their fate. All
delinquencies of that nature can be fully
made up, in the most life-like manner,
by F. Lavigne, ladies' hair dresser, wig
maker, and dealer in all kinds Of human
hair goods, ETC., 269l Main street, oppo-
site Court Square. Ladies with short
and inAexible hair can supply them
selves with beautiful long curling locks ;
and gents with no hair can get any guam
tity for small consideration. Call and
see for yourself. 69
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

As AN evidence of the superiority Of
Barbour's strawberries eyer all others
we note the fact, which We haze from
good authority, that there are sold ca az
average six hundred quarts per day. 80
far IS our personal knowledge goes, we
have seen none thai could compare with
his, either in size or fsvor. You will
end Mr.. Barbour and his siragherrieS a
ths southeast corner Of South Memphis
na-kef.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19
news I'm Brief.

Eleven hundred double and single
drays in Memphis.
Gsyoso street is to be opened through
to Wellington.
The Hunterites left yesterday fol
Nashville to attend the Radical Conven
ton which meets tomorrow.
St. Andrews and st. Georges Socie'
ties picnic comes of at James Park
Monday, Oath inst.
Aft. Burnett, the inimitable humoris'
and facial artist, is delighting the large
crowds who go to see him at the New
Memphis Theater every night. de il
without q rival in the world, and none
should miss seeing him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

A MAJORITY of persons living in the
South are predisposed to diseases of the
liver, and most of the pains and aches
complained Of are owing to a deranged
state Of that important organ. The Sim
mons LiverRegulator is the great remedy
for the diseases incident to disorganized
liver, dyspepsia, constipation, sick head
ache, female irregularities, etc. Ont
says, at has done me more good thar
any medicine l ever used" Another
says, 81 consider it an invaluable re
medy." Another says, My son, who
was so long considered hopeless case
is now in blooming health, from using
the Simmons Regulator. For sale by al
druggists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

A RARE CHANCE FOR IsvEsrMEST.-
To-day, at 8 o'clock, one of the finest
business blocks in Memphis will be sold
at auction by Register, Trezevant Il Co.
The Walker Block, sn Main street, near
Madison, is noted piece of property, and
we call the attention of capitalists to the
advertisement which appears in this
paper. The sale takes place on the
premises.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

An old friend of ours instructs as to
say that he will sell two elegant houses,
each containing seven rooms, two good
cisterns, all in perfect repair, at bar
gain, if called for within the next four
days, as be wants cash. Property situa-
ted on Tennessee street, west side, be-
tween Trezevant and Butler. Title per-
feet. Call at Register, Trezevant & Co. 8
or on premises 67-9 .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

Car TAIN THOMPSON AND HIS BALLOON.
If Captain Thompson, who is building a
nam moth /. alloon in this city, does not
draw a crowd 70 Memphis on the third of
July. to witness bis ascension, and his
experiment of ascending and descending
in a balloon by mechanical means, it
will be because printers ink cannot ac-
complish it. He proposes to issue and
circulate, during the month of June, ia
West Tennessee, North Mississippi and
Arkansas a paper of his own, to be called
the 1Eronaut, having cut of his balloon
on the first page the second poge will be
devoted to reading matter descriptive OF
balloons, air ships, and erial voyages,
and the third and fourth pages will be
taken up with special notices and bust
uess cards. he proposes to issue an
edition of ten thousand copies ct hrst,
and to follow that up with as many more
as he can circulate to bis advantage. Ii
business men feel IKE assisting his enter
prise, and believe thst they can do SO
without throwing their money nEsy, he
wants their patronage; If not, not
Cards will be inserted at Eve dollars per
square; notices at City cents line. Re-
member, Thompson asks no one 10 pay
until he has presented satisfactory proof
That he has circulated in good faith,
without duplicating or waiting, OF Least
ten thoasand copies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

PERSONAL. Prof. J. Berrien Lindsey,
Chancellor of the University of Nash
Vile and professor of chemistry in the
medical department Of the above named
institution, favored us with a call this
m arning. We we're happy to learn from
him ths. the college In which he holds
such an important position is in more
prosperous condition than at any period
since the close of the war. Upwards OF
two hundred students were in attendance
during the last course of lectures. and
next year that number will probably be
doubled. This is home institution,
and deserves the fall snpport of Southern
=. ,ople. We wish it abundant success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

MusIc, MusIc.-We invite attention to
the card of Mr.. Leopold Goepel which
appears in another oolsmn. Mr.. Goepel
deals in everything musical. he 10 i'm
porter, manufacturer and wholesale
dealar Of all kinds of musical merchan-
disc. and has largs and elegant piano
wareroom at S75 Main street. Ehere be
will be pleased TO see the public. He
keeps on hand pianos, melodians, har-
uopiprs, cabinet organs. and all kinds
Of instrsnsnts ip bis line, and is agent
for the celebrated Eusbe pianos, at S75
Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

DELEGATES, ATrENTION.-Large
stocks of gents furnishing goods,
selling at extra low prices; gents
all-Jfnen handkerehiefs, 25c.; best
brown British half.hose, "a SO per
dozen; fine white shirts, at 81 90
good calf boots, SO; India cotton
undershirts, 20 cents; gents linen
drawers, 81 so ; large stock Of latest
styles ties and bows; gents. clothing
at extra low bar gains.
j. II. LOEwENsTINE d BROS,
2sl Main street,
"a Clay Building.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19
Trunk Factory. 352 Main street, Il
the place for the best trunks. 2

Jons Lilly, No. 35l Main street, in
addition to choice and complete as
soriment Of groceries. has on hand q
select stock ofteas, which he recommends
TO his friends aud tie public for their
purity and superior excellence. Give
him a call. IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

JUST opened, large stock Of checked
and striped Japanese poplins-sold q
extra low prices. ]. Il. Loewenstine 4
Bros, 23I Main street, Clay Building. 7.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

SrRAwBERRIEs.-If you want them
fresh and nice, go to 7. S. Barbour, the
strawberry man, at southeast corner of
Beal Street Market. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

AGRICULTURAL. = Among the large
crowd of delegates and visitors now in
our city attending the Commercial Con
vention we are pleased to meet our friend
T. d. Jones, of Nashville. He is the
representative man of one of the mos
enterprising, public.spiriied and reliable
firms in the South. They have the finest
agricultural warehouse south of the Ohio
river, and are deservedly receiving much
of the Suuthern trade which has hereto
fore been carried to Northern markets
T. n. Jones a Co.'s Southern Farmers
Depot, and 4, corner College and
Church streets, Nashville, Tennessee, ia
literally crowded with the latest and most
useful improvements in farming nipple
ments and labor-saving machinery. Be-
ing Southern men and practical farmers,
they know from experience the agricnl'
tural wants and interests of the country.
! They are manufacturing and have ex-
elusive control of the best wheat-fan
seed cleaner and smut machine COM
bined that has ever yet been invented, and
ffou personal knowledge, as well as the
hearty enlargement of many of the best
farmers, millers, graiF dealers and bust
ness men South, we feel safe IN saying
that iris machine is without rival, and
is worthy the sstentIon Of oil connected
with the farming intercsts OF our ooun'
try; besides, being home 'nVenuon
and Of home manufacture, it should re-
ceive the encouragement of our people.
These valuable machines can be seen in
this city at the agricultural houses Of
Messfs. Orgill Bros. & Co., BIZ Front
street, corner Monroe; r. d. Ward d
Co., 1872 Main street, and R. G. Craig 4
Co., 379 Main street. Passing through
Nashville do not fail to call on Messrs.
Jones & Co. An hour spent in their
mammoth agricultural establishment will
be profitable and pleasant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

LADIES, gents and children's shoes,
lsteet styles and best make, sold at ex-
tremely low prices. J. 81. Loewenstine
4 Bros, 23l Main st., Clay Building. u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

SOUTHERN HoTEL.-Gentlemen will
ind the Southern Hotel very comfortable
Board, per day, 80 so. Room for. one
hundred persons. se WIS TT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

TRY one of Carson's patent churns,
and if not pleased return it to
R. d. WARD & Co.,
n .s.n III No. 232 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19
FOR SALE.

r,oR sALE-THE DESIRABLE NEW
residence. with every convelaieni . NO. :,S o.
Robson st,eet-ssyseeo d rooa''' k''N -
Also. the house and lot No. 81 Robson street
-four rooms. Price, slooo. ch.r,s.ton
Also, TIRES and half scrss on u w ~ War'
railroad, three miles from the CITY, part oi war
hs Tbs above are offered very low and on time.
Iiue peri''' "Ae n. W. SHELTON,
so-zi s2s Front street.
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LADIEsl New lot plain and striped
grenadines, from New York auctions,
25c. per yard. M. KRAUs & Co.,
cot corner Main and Adams.
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The DRUG SroRE.-One Of the most
complete drug store in the city is that of
Morrison & Ellis, at 1872 Main street.
Give them call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

CHILDRESs' DRESSES FROM PARIs.-sW
will close out our importation Of chill
drens' Marsailles dresses at cost.
EST MENKEN Brothers.
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ANOTHER lot Atwood cassimeres, Toe
per yard, at M. Kraus Il Co.'S, corner
Main and Adams streets. COL
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The fellow who stole the black and tan,
see notice 10 another column. 69
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

STRAWBERRIES, fresh and uice from all
the grounds, received every hour.
CIT CoSAwAY & Co., 1863 Main ct.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

STOTfcE. -THR INDIVIDUAL WHO
N was seen stealing ny black and te1 sint
f77n my residence. liz Union street; nad PETER
.-....rr Il forth with and save himlnlt trouble.
$50 LOUIS REcKkNBkCkkk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

" you wish hearty laugh, 90 tonight
and see the funniest man in the world,
Aft. Burnett. ~ &bt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-19

GET your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct of the manufacturers, Wig
gans & Thorn, 233 Clay Building soft