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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-12

~NSsA ter planting, embracing APpLFS and
PEACHES of all the choice varieties,
including many Southern kinds, particularly
adapted 20 our soil and climate, from the earliest
to the latest. Fears, the largest and beet col
lection in the South, with new Southern varieties
standards and dwarfs, Of large size, can be fur
nished. Apricots and Nectarines, Plums Cher
ries Qninces, Medlars Everbearing Mulbcrries,
English Walnuts, Spanish Chesnu:s, French ia-
Z2ennts: red and white; Pomegranites, Figs. several
hisrdy kinds; Grapes, all the choice tabIe varic-
ties and for vineyards; Raspberries, Strawberry
Plants, all the best, snited to the climate
ORNAMENTAL EVERGkEENS, large and
varied collection, embracing many new Cypre-scs
and jumpers, suitable for Cemeteries; Magnolias
Deodar Cedars &c, fne Seeding plants; Hoses,
all the best including tho new French kinds;
Dahlias OF every shade and color; Gladiators, new
French and belgian; Tube Roses, Crysantlie-
NUNS; Asparagus and Horse Eadish Roots; Usage
Orange and Mccartney Rose, for hedgcs-plant
these to protect your Orchards end Vineyards.
new general descriptive catalogue. containing ali
necessary information in press and will be for
warded to all patrons All orders should be ad-
dressed direct to me and will receive PROMPT att.n-
ton. VIM SIT1MEtf ront
NoV 1j0o POnlar;a = C.
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. CoLUMB1A. s. c. TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY y I86o
Special Notices.
ExUBERANT MEALTH rs A nLrss1NG

EXUBERANT HEALTH IS BLESSING
vouchsafed to few Even those who have been
favored by nature with strong constitutions and
vigorous frames are apt to neglect the precau-
tions necessary to preserve these precious endow-
ments. Indeed, as rule, the more healthy aud
robust man is, tho more liberties he is inclined
to take with his own physique. 1t is some conso-
ation to the naturally weak and feeble to know
that they can DC so inyigorated and built up by n
proper use of tho means which science has placed
at their disposal, as to have much better chance
OF long life and exemptions from disease and pain
than the most athletic of their fellows, who are
foolish enough to suppose themeeves invulnerable
and act accordingly.
1t Is not too much to say that more than half
the people of the civilized world need an occasional
tonic, to enable them to support the strain upon
their bodies and mind. which the fast life of this
restless age occasions. In fact, pure, wholesome,
nneXcitng tonic, is tho grand desideratum OF the
busy millions. and they have the article in HOS
lei EfERS STOMACH BITTEkS. 1t is q srAMI
NAL 11;DIclNE, e. 1T lmparJs permanent strength
TO weak systenls and invigorates delicate consti-
tutlons Its reputation and its sales have steadily
introduced ad li6ituns and, as far as the public ;s
concerned, al nduseura, in the hope of rivalng it;
put they have all either perished in the attempt
or been left far in the 1t has been tho onrtT
MEDICAL SUCCESS OF THE PRESENT CENTURY and it
ls quite certain that proprietary medicine in
this country ID as widely known, or as generally
used
Ten lightning presses. running incessantIy
sundays exccpted) the whole wear through
barely supply the demand for the Dlustrate3
Almanac, III which the nature and uses OF the
preparation arc set forth, the circulation now
being over 5000,0 600 year. Jan1 IG
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TAXES.

fT!HE Office for the receipt of TAXES is open.
IL over Hope Store, on Richardson street
Ohice hours from 8 to 2 o'clock, and from to !
O'Clock P. NJ. T<l95 "
All persons failing to pay their Taxes on or be-
according to law. AL executions lodged in the
Sherif's Office will be found in the County Trea
surer's Office for collection
'-tt' JOHN ROBERTSON
Jan lO' 80. ih fft County Treasurer
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''MANRooD"-Another new Medical Pam phlet
from the pen of Dir. Curtis. The nedical Times
says of this work: This valuable treatise on the
cause and cure of premature decline shows how
health Is inpaircd through secret abuses of Youth
and manhood. and how easily regained /. gives II
clear synopsis OF :he :mpedimcuts to marriage
the cause and effects OF nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" pocket edition of the above
will be forwarded on receipt Of 25 Cents, by ad-
dressing DR.. CURTIS, No. 5s North Charles street
naitlmore. Md. May % 1y
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SOMETHING NEW FOR 1853.

nOudEI11INU NEW EUK 1863.
IENHE NEW CASKET; a Rich Collection OF
Il CHURCH MUSIC, containing Sparkling Gems
gathered from tho works OF Handel, HAYDN Mo
zart, Beethoven, Rossini and other Great Masters
Also, Choice European and American MEL O.
DIES, selected from Nineteen Popular Music
looks; besides, & large amount of NEW MUSIC
composed and arranged expressly for this work
Of SACRED MELODIES ever published By
George o. Robinson. Charleston s. c.
DIARIES FOR 1869,
! L N TY VARIETIES
Jan DUFFIE & CHAPNIAN'S Bookstore.
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For .Invalids.

+, EDURE Extract of CALVES FEET for making O.
;:i;-ris;oaa jolly. -d for improving soups and
Pure Extract of Vanilla, Lemon and Pine Apple.
for favoring
Pearl Barley, Tspioca, Sage, Arrow-root, Ohoco-
late. Broma, Cocoa.
,Coxes Sparkling Gelatine for making Jelly,
Blanc Mango, Creams. For sale by
Jan 10 FISHER a. -HEINITSH. Druggists
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For the Ladies' Toilet.
TNLOWER SCENTED GLYCERINE,
IL Balm Glycerne,
Camphor Ice,
Gold Cream G'ycerine.
Excellent applications for chupped and abra ded
skln roughness and redness Of tho face.
Almond, Honey and Glycerine Soap, for winter
use. For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH
jan lU +-. Druggists.
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AID in great variety. TOYS in endless profusion
JELLIEs. FRESH FIGS.
New Raisins, Dates, Florida Oranges and Lemons,
Bananas, Northern Apples, Nuts, of ell kinds &c.
CA DIES
Manufactured daily, of purc sugar, Wholesale and
retail. tt,
OR ID e RS
For Weddings and Parties furnished at short
notice, by JOHN MCKENZIE,
Manufacturing Confectionery
Nov 25 Greenfield's Row. Main street
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TOILET REQUISITES.

LNRENCH NOvELTIEsAp Aperfumery, Extracts.
IL Odors, Boqnets, Fountains, Antique Oil, Ger
man Cologne. I1ubin's Extracts and Powder, Royal
Lavender, Pcrfumed Crackers, French Pomades,
"Cosmctique," English Hair Brushes. Dressing
Combs, assorted; Fine Tooth Combs English and
French Tooth Brushes; Elegant Toilet soap--Rosc,
Almond, Honey, Glycerine, Windsor, Zahater, Skin
Soap for the complexion; Powder Puffs and Boxes,
in variety; Toilet Waters; all very cheap at 10.
Dec got FISHER & HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
Administrator Notice. ,l,iw
A LII persons having claims against tho estate
"A of ROBERT BRADDY, deceased, will present
their claims properly attesteG; and all persons in
deDted to said estate will make payment to-
Jan 10 m13 JACOB Fl Wells Adrn,r
TxCFGT, ,&T~R1 :
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POMARIA NURSERIES,

.L>Hsa THE largest and best col!ec-
.s.,SgSGSD, ton of FRUIT TREES ever ,g,SfsSssS2s
~SNFsGS before grown at these Nurseries SS5ssta5S
lS2N6A Is now offered for fall aud win Xsg
~1TSS ~tGr planting, embracing APpIFS and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-07
MEMPHIS AND SELMA r. ]
Election or Directors and Prospects
of the Road. ~

The stockholders of the Memphis and
Selma railroad met at Okolona, Miss, on
the Sd of December, and the following
gentlemen were elected directors for the
ensuing year: lsirAzaEiV
s. B. Meek and 81 Halle. Lowndes
county, Miss. DR.. g. A. Sykes and
Walter Troup, Monroe county, Miss. w,
Murdoch and w. Mcintosh, Chickasaw
county, Mise. Jeff Wilson and G.. 7.
Bond, Pontotoc county, Miss; General
W. s. Fsatherston, Marshall county,
Mias. General N. B. Forrest, Colonel r
A Pierson, Colonel John F.zer and w.
r. Hunt, Shelby county, Tenn. 2.
After adjournment of the stockholders
meeting, the new Board met and organ
lied BY electing General N. B. Forrest
President, W. r. Hunt Vice President,
and Minor Merriwether Chief Engineer,
The capital stock of the Company has
been increased through the efforts of
General Forrest in the last twelve
months from 100000 to 81, 100000 ;
sufficient to put the road under contract
aud fLi,h the grading and cross-ties to
the northern boundary of Pontotoe
county, sixty-fve miles from Memphis.
To score the completion of the read Mem.
phis must take a hand. Tippah county
Is expected to subscribe $l00,000j Mar
shall county, 100000; Holly Springs,
800, 900. and Shelby county $500, 900.
II this is done the road can be completed
to Holly Springs by the end of the year,
and in Q few months longer to Memphis,
The people along the line have acted
nobly, and Memphis osnnot afford TO lei
this great line stop in the prairies and
become mere branch of the Mobile and
Ohio railroad. HklH AL
When the enterprise is again pre-.
ssnted, We believe our capitalists and
business men viii respond literally.
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nTHB TAX BOOKS.


III. n.d J,,v of the Criminal Court
-. .s..s..... A..
amer several osys co"s'asrA''on Of 'ne
subject, put in rather an elaborate report
vea,erdav In regard to the non-delivery of
-. to- hooks ~ The Tax Collector The
s'v 10 r. $3.50.
ioiiowlng po'n's Oh 'h'e'es' VIC oouuen'e
from the report: -
lst. The assessments of the country
districts were returned to the County
Clerks Office in March, the time fixed by
law; but the assessments OF the districts
including the city suburbs we're not re-
turned until the Goth Of August y .ri
I'd. This delay was occasioned chiefly
by the orders of the County Com missions
ers, which required the Assessors to be
together when assessing the taxable prop.
erty of those districts. This course was
urged by the Mayor and other prominent
citizens. klH IIH hI 9tlh ~
Sd. As another cause Of delay, the AS
SCISSORS we're requested to wait until GER
tain plats of property were made by per-
sons whom the commissioners had so
employed; such plats were of much use
when completed.
4th. The rate of county taxes for the
present year was not made out until the
18th TO the 18th of August last, as the
total value of taxable property had not
been ascertained, but this might have
been done with sufficient accuracy ct q
much earlier date.
5-b. Thirty days notice was given for
the correction Of assessments where par
ties felt sggrieved, and the thirty days
expired the goth Of September. Il Hence,
the Com missioHers are, to some extent,
responsible for the delay of the assess
ments and the tax books. -
9Th. The report says: %
I'VE are of opinion, from the evidence
before us, that, notwithstanding these
various hindrances and delays, the tax
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Shall Circuit Court be Established
at white Haven't AZ "a

We learn that petition is being signed
BY G npmber of business men, praying
the Legislature to establish one of the
Circuit Courts at White Haven, on the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, some
eight miles from the city. White Haven
has no notion of permitting her twin sis
ter Bartlett where Court was recently
established) to surpass her in the race
for glory" and now faces to the front,
demanding equal judicial honors. When
Memphis shall number her population by
the hundreds of thousands, these arteries
on her ostskir.q win awaken into pew
life, and will be the bo@es Ct the mer-
chant princes, alike with the toiling me-
cbanic, who will seek tbeHe retreats after
the DAYS labor. As they rest in quiet,
removed from the toll aud tumult of the
great city, they Gao esclsim with the
poet: =, ar a. - :,
= Titrye. ID patuIae recubans rub tegmine tagi,
Sylyestrem tenui Musam meditaris avena.
We learn that one of her liberal citi-
Gems will donsts the necessary grounds,
etc. Success to White Haven.
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,LAsD Daawrro.-Tbe great land draw.

LAsD DRAwIHe.--The great land draw
ing in Louisville, Kentucky, is close at
hand. aud the sale of tickets will soon
close. From knowledge of the facts
and the gentlemen concerned in this en-
terprise, we can say it is as fair plan
as could be desired. 1t is magnificent
rafis of seven or eight Ohio river farms,
and as they are bound to 60, somebody
will get them for Eve dollars apiece.
The commissioners appointed by the
Legislature to conduct the drawing are
well knownfor their integrity and high
standing 10 business and society. Those
who invest may BIZ sure Of an equal
chance with all others and fair draw
ing. There is rich farm in the pool.
Who bids FIVE dollarsF Read the adver-
tisemef1t.
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g,A MATTER OF ISrERrsr-In passing
the Overton Hotel this morning our atten-
ton was attracted to the large show win
dows Of q. g. Barnaby, in which grand
display Of gentlemen's furnishing goods
is made. These are only samples, how
ever, of what Mr.. Barnaby has for sale
within, consisting of everything that q
gentleman can wish to adorn his person
and make him comfortable. Among the
many articles, the most elegant, we think,
are those magnificent morning wrappers,
embroidered and trimmed in a style to
please the eye of the most fastidious.
What a nice Christmas present one Of
these would make from lady to a gen.
tleman friend. Gall and see them. The
prices are very reasonable.
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The High Price of Wood.

The difficulty Of procuring laborers to
chop, the scarcity of wood in the vicinity
OF Memphis, or something of the kind,
has placed the price of that article at
such enormous figures as to make it
almost impossible for people. and espe-
cially the poorer class, to buy it at all
This state of off airs is causing some to
look about them for the means of econo-
MIXING in fuel. We had occasion this
morning to call at tho stove and tin
store of H. Wetter & Co., and we're shown
one of VIM. Resor & Co.'s improved coal
cook stoves, which is, in our opinion
superior to anything 10 that line yet
manufactured. 1t has the patent soap
stone fire back, which is warranted to
last as long as the stove Itself. and is
supplied with an extra CRATE, to be In
serted in case wood is to be used. 1t
also has the pstspt damper CRATE and an
ash pan that receives ell the dirt, ashes
and cinderf, allowing none OF these to
pass into the stove, thereby choking or
clogging 1t up. The oven is of sheet
iron, the patent air,chamber doors are
supplied with porcelain knobs. end every
thing about it is complete, and is war
ranted TO give perfect satisfaction in
every instance. or the purchase money
will be refunded. 4 list Of the names of
persons now using RssoPs patent coal
cook stove can be seen at the store OF
q. Wetter & Co., ID and 10 Monroe
street, to whom they refer those who may
wish TO purchase.
These gentlemen also have the cele-
brated Champion" wrought iron oven
cooking stove, to which was awarded the
first premium at the Arkansas State Fair,
10 1868. This stove is said to be q great
scononizer in fuel, and stands very high
ia the estimsiop of persons who have
used it, on sccOuht Of it's great con-
yeuience aud other good qualities. tits
made of the best Hanging Rock Charcoal
Iron. admitted to be the best 10 the
world for the manufacture of stoves,
both as to durability aud resistance 70
the action of heat We would advise
those who may wish to purchase 9 gen.
uine article in the way of stove to call
on Fl. wetier A Co. The champion "
is for sale erciusirsly by them. Va
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Local Hrevitfes.
rum Court adjourns to-day.

Forty six prisoners in the county jail.
Judge Lee retires from the bench TO.
morrow. t~@
Emigrants still passing through To Ar
kansas and Texas. Y
Hon John Cubbins is back from Nash.
vile on a short visit.
Capt. Il. Townsend, our Represented
tive in the Legislature, is quite i'll ct
Nashville.
Tie Hebrew Fair is livs paper, and
will greatly aid the attractive fair now
in progress.
We understand that the celebrated
speaker, J. B. Furgasou, will lecture in
Memphis next Sunday.
George Jackson, alias Holmes, was
found guilty Of forgery in the Criminal
Court yesterday, and sentenced to the
penitentiary FIVE years.
Captain J. T. Mackey and Lieutenant
George j. Madden, of the Twenty-6fth
Infantry, now stationed at Atlanta, are
10 the city on visit to their friends.
Henry e Green and x-Commissioner
Williams have returned from an arduous
Alcorn campaign in Mississippi. Will
liams is in demand as registrar.
Commissioner John P. Boughner has
issued his call for q municipal election
under the new City Charter, as passed by
the Legislature last Saturday, for Mayor
ten Aldermen and twenty Common
Councilmen, and other officers as pro-
vided for by the charter, to take place on
Thursday, the 9th day of January, 1870
Never was there such scarcity Of
house servants. The complaint comes
from every store and nearly every house.
The ncgrce. not employed decline tc
engage to work at any price until after
Christmas. When they have spent their
last cent and begin to get hungry, they
will be very glad to get something to do
Col. L. J. Dupre was appointed Score
tary Of the Chamber of Commerce yes
terday, in the place of Capt. W. L. Trask
who has returned to the more profitable
business of steamboatipg. He was an
efficient, indefatigable Secretary, and il
succeeded by q worthy gentleman, who
will adorn the position, and we trust find
it more lucrative than some of bis pre-
decessors.
The wood sawyers of this city have
formed defensive union. The organi
cation, as far as we know, only included
| colored men. In view of the probable
decline of gold from the action of Con
gress, they have declared that no woot
sawyer shall saw and split wood in th'
usual manner for less than two dollar
per cord. The penalty flor every Law
must have penalty is to break saw
buck across the offenders back, or breal
his back with saw-buck, we disremem
Der which. We know one honest oil
darkey who undertook job yesterda!
at one dollar and six bits cord, on tn
strict condition that it should not be toll
on him. He said he found work scare
at the union price, and as his childrel
needed bread, be must have work at SOM
price, but he was very uneasy. Th'
union seems to have good discipline.
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The Hebrew fair, last night, we learn,
opened splendidly, and promises to be q
complete success. The voting On the
grand gold nedsl. for best sewing machine
will, perhaps, close tonight at ten O'Clock
The grand rsfie for . piuno is very in
teresting. A lively contest will take
place over the fine cane to be voted tc
the favOrjte bank.ieller. If you want tc
pass an hour pleasantly, end at the s pine
time encourages q worthy object, 60 tS
the Hebrew fair at the Memphis Clut
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-07

A RARE CHAsoE.-The proprietor of
the LEDGER is now offering at bargain
one of the most desirable pieces Of
property in the suburbs of Memphis.
The place is four miles out on the Her
nando road, and cornering on the survey
made for the Memphis and Selma rail-
road. and upon which (should the road
ever be completely the depot will be
erected, as there will be no land on
either side of the road for sale for many
years to come. The tract contains
twelve and half acres good land, we'll
improved new house, kitchen, servants
honse, smoke-house, corn-crib, carriage
house, wagon and shelter, ETC., ell new;
fine young orchard, rsspberries, straw
berries and grapes fine clover lot, grass
lot, garden, etc.. two splendid cisterns
aud horse pond. Adjoining the above
place, on the north side, is Widow Whit
more's place, containing twenty-four
acres, we'll improved, that is also on the
market as bargain. For any one desir.
GUS of going into the gardening and fruit
raising business, these two places cannot
be excelled as regards location, quality
of soil, Improvements and cheapness OF
the prices that they are now offered at.
Any one DESTROYS to invest will be shown
the lands by calling at the LEDGER office,
or at Lanier & Waddells Office, 2S6
Second street, or on the premises. TAT
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MrxpHrs. TENN, Oct. 10. 1862.

A. Sumner. Esq.:
DEAR SIR: We think we have thor.
oughly tested the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine, as eur MIR. j. f. Wig
gans has been manufacturing shirts
since l847, and has used Sewing Ma
chimes since their first introduction &c
he public. Some of the special quail.
ties of the W. & w. Machine are, its
ease, lightness, speed of operation,
ueatness, uniformity, strength OF
! stitch, economy of thread, simplicity
and thcroughness of construction, non.
liability to arrangement, and SO easy
and simple to manage that child car
operate it with ease. We do not MAKE
ihese testimonials merely asa business
point, bat we truly think that the ma
chine justly merits the praise we be-
stow upon it. Yours truly.
WIGGAEs & THORN,
Manufacturers OF French Yoke Shirts,
Mems Underwear, ETC., 233 Main ST.
have been connected wife Mr.. Wig
yaus, in the msanfsciure Of our line Of
goods, nearly seven year,, aud cheer
fully recommend the machine in its
avery quality. S f THORN.
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HArs.-Oae of the leading hat stores
in ii ,e South now is that Of Wheaton q
Co., on Main street, opposite the Bethel
Blso I. This old and well known firm is
fall { life, nnd folly up to the spirit and
s.vle Of che times They have on hand
.nlep, iii stock of fashionable hats OF all
natter as. and are prepared to supply the
trade iuauy quantity. They also have .
large q nd fashionable assortment OF furs,
selec,e fot this market with on especial
view to. iss wants and tastes. Call and
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LADIES are respectfully solicited
An vi az Il. G. Barnaby = store, under
she ,verto1 Hotel, where they Will
ana n beautiful selection OF Goods
suits Die for Christmas presents 90
their eentleseea friends. -
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EEEP WARN.-The friends of R. c.
Hite should not forget that he is selling
the best article of Bittsburg coal. Call
at 10 Jefferson or 4l0 Main SITS. Tot
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Money 70 loan at ssO Main st. CO.

IL YOU want bill-heads, cards, circu-
lars, account sales, or anything in the
way Of job printing, come to this Office,
where you will get the very best at the
lowest kind of prices. Give US call
before making your orders. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-07

BIscorIKE.-Dsllsc's BiscAtine is an
article Of food for infants. 1t is healthy,
iuvigorAtiug and very pOurishing yet
is light and easily diEessed, and is highly
recommended by physicians. In certain
cases Il Is Invaluable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-07

NorIcE-No bills against the LEDGER
Office or myself will heresfter be .recog-
aized ia settlements, or in any other way
j., eIess contracted by me in person or on
~r;t.ap order. E. WHIrMoRE.
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P1rrsBusa and camel coal and gas
coke-Bigley, Mellersh Il Co. Office, 27S
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
of Madison and Second etreets. 81
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SELECT bex of handkerchief, half
hose, F. Y. shirts, or any style Of fur
nishing goods, for holiday gifts, OF Wig
gans & Thorn's, 233, Clay Building. 82.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-07

IL you wish to purchase anything, you
will save money by first calling ct the
Revolution Dollar Store. 79t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-07

HANDSOME siIver-plsted 6ve-bottle cas-
tors complete, for only one dollar, at the
Revolution Dollar Store. Sl-f