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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14
NORTHERN ELECTIONS.

The returns from Northern elections
are more cheering this morning for the
Democracy than at first was anticipated
We have made slight gains in some Of
the States and have lost nothing, taking
the last elections as basis. In Indiana
the State ticket has been carried, and
when the official vote is made kHOwn, Il
is vet to be hoped the result will Iroyi
more favorable to our party. One'draw
back has been that all along our friends
have been too sanguine and expected al
easy victory, while the Republican perry
worked under the spur of defeat, and
used every exertion to carry the polls
We should take warning from this IN oui
own State elections next November. apf
leave nothing undone that would rendei
our victory complete and crushing Thi
spirit of apathy has to some extent takef
hold of the people in this county, who
seem to think the election can be car
ried without their going to the polls ant
voting. Such thing is, however, i'm
possible, and unless We would deliyel
ourselves over, body and breeebes. Il
the negroes and Radicals, every effcr
must be made to carry this district mex
Novemher
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DoMINIcK MURRAY takes farewell
benefit at the Memphis Theater tonight
1The pieces selected are the Colleen Bawr
and Mickey Free. Mr.. Murray's engage
ment closes ON Saturday night lie
leaves Memphis his debtor The press
land public are united in according to him
4 the palm of superiority as an artist. lbs
repertoire of Irish pieces is most excel
Ilent, and his portrayal 'of the heroes
gthereofunexceptional. Out ofthe Hiber
{nian drama his success has been no less
1unequivocal. We commend his perform
2ances Of "Miles Na-Coppaleen and
\" Mickey Free to those who have mol
witnessed them. The splendid drama OF
SAileen Aroon will be performed at the
&matinee on Saturday, and The Omad
1bawn and Rory O'More Saturday night
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GENERAL LEE.
Virginia LEGISLATURE ON his Death
Dny Of Mourning to be AppOtntet
Universal Suspension of Busi'
ness.

Virginia Legislature ON his Death
Day of Mourning to be ApP0intes
n Universal Suspension OF busi
\ ness.
RIcHaoND, October ID. - Governo
walker sent message to the Legisla
\ ture to-day conveying the intelligence o
\ the death of Gen. Robert L. Lee.
Resolutions were adopted by botl
2Houses expressive of their grief, an'
paying high tribute to his virtues.
d Governor Walker has requested that
aday be set apart for mourning; and HI
HAS also requested, in the name of Var
sginia, that the remains be Inferred il
/; The Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond.
A committee of three Senators ant
live Delegates was appointed to attend
4 the funeral. Both Houses then ad
ajourned ffrfrf
There is a general suspension OF busl
ness in Richmond out of respect ant
lhonor to the deceased. 8
NEw ORLEANS, October l3. = The
] death of General Lee casts gloom oyel
! the community. The morning papers
3are dressed in mourning. The flag
Throughout the city and on the shipping
( both foreign and home, are at half-mast
Many are draped in mourning. The
Board of Brokers adjourned last even
ing in respect to General Lee, and Judge
1Dibble this morning adjourned tbs
Eighth District Court as a tribute o.
respect to the deceased. In the course
] of his remarks the Judge said his pnr
1 pose was to honor a heroic and noblt
citizen, who, by his bearing, had wor
the admiration and affection of every
heart. A card was signed by many Of
the most prominent merchants and bust
mess firms of the city,recommending the
suspension of all business tomorrow
| Friday, out of respect to the memory
Iof Gen. R. +. Lee.
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NEW YORK.
afthe Secretary of the
determination of the
Government TO carry out fht
Neutrality Proclamation.

IuteriOr-Deterusl Oh tue
Neutrality Proclamation.
NV YoRE, October l4.-A Tribune
special from Washington, dated 18th, says
1t is reported to-day as coming from a
relative of the Secretary of the Interior
'that he rendered his resignation to the
President on Tuesday, but that Presi-
dent Grant has not yet accepted it.
In addition to the instructions issued
by the Attorney General and Secretaries
'of War and Navy to-day, Secretary Bout
well has also issued orders on the sub
Feet TO the various Collectors of Gus
toms in relation TO the determination OF
the administration to carry ont the neR-
Itrality proclamation.
He informed them that it is their duty,
as:ofIicers of the United States, to assist
tp enforcing upon armed vessels Of each
Ibelligerent strict conforming 10 the or
llers Of the proclamation. He also in
struots the collectors 10 keep strict
watch on the vessels, and to make known
'all information they may obtain to tn,
10. S. District Attorney in their district
Iand also keep the Secretary of the Treas
Jury informed as to yisM;ieRs ii any
'sf tbs orders ia the proclamation
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The captain General OF Cuba.

The successor of Caballero de Rodas
as Captain General of Cuba, is Don Fer
nando Fernandez de Cordova, distin
guished soldier and politician Of Spain
born in 1892, and consequently seventy
eight years old. He studied at the mill
tary school Of Madrid, and in 1915
entered the Spanish army. During tbs
wars against Napoleon he passed through
all the military grades. In lS4l he Joined
with O'Donnell land Concha in the insur.
rection against Espartero, and afterward
Joined the party of Moderate Progress,
or Salamancans. In September, lS47
he was appointed Minister Of War and
General commanding the Spanish in
fantry. and occupied these positions for
two months. In lS49 he was in Italy
with the Spanish troops, sent TO aid in
re-establishing Pope Plus X. On March
=, 1850, he was nominated as Captain
General of Cuba, and in 1851 entered on
the performance of his duties. He also
at this time became Director General OF
the Cavalry of Spain. In 1854, at the
outbreak Of the Revolution at Madrid
he was summoned by Queen Isabella "a
form a cabinet, but declined the task.
Al the order Of the Queen. however, he
unhesitatingly directed his soldiers TO
fire on the insurgents in the streets OF
Madrid.
The insurrectionists being successful,
De Cordova hastily retreated from
Madrid on July q, 1854, and took re
fuge in France. In 1856, by the change
of political affairs, he was allowed to re-
turn to Spain and resume his rank
among the generals of the army. In
ls47, De Cordoya was made Minister OF
War in the Narvaez cabinet, and in 1868
took part in the revolution under Print
against Isabella, which resulted in the
Spanish regency now governing that
country. His present appointment AS
Captain General was made, not only as
a reward for his political services, but inI
the hope that his previous experience AS
ruler of Cuba may enable him 10 restore!
tranquility to the island.
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LEGAL.

. mo. so. N. r. d.
I'm THE Second Chancery Court Of
shelby County, Tennessee.
John Huber,
vs..
Margaret Elizabeth Hubert
TT APPEARING FROM RETURN Qf
Sheriff in process in this cause that the De
1fendant is not to be found in Shelby county
In is therefore ordered that she make her c AZ
IN Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the hrsi
monday in November, 1870, and plead
ANSWER or demur to compliments bill
|or the same will be taken. Tor con
Aud that A copy of this order be publishes
.once a week. for four successive weeks, IN inc
Public Ledger. erpuApr
we Clerk and Master
B. B. Barnes, Solicitor for Complainant,
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ANoSo the first to bring out the en-
Sign Of mourning yesterday on aecoun
5of General Lees death, was Capt jane
! 10 Duff, Of the Crystal Palace establish
ment, on Main street, opposite the ODD
Fellows Hall. Being by birth and feel
ing Virginian. as well as a warm Sonth
erner, it was only natural that he should
be one Of the foremost in paying proper
tokens Of sorrow in the death Of so good
man. While the loss is common 10 all
alike, we concede to Virginians the
place Of relatives to the great deceased
. in such demonstrations
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To ADVERTISERS The Baptist issue
|76sO copies weekly, which is severa
thousand more than any paper ISSUED
from this city. Its circulation is il
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas
The very territory that trades with Thu
lefty. Business cards per square Sl2 pc
quarter, payable at the end of the quar-
tier. if entered for six months. Office
|36l Main street. b
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DISPATCH FROM KING Will
LIAM TO The QUEEN.
Great Prussian Victory
PRUSSIA,

BERLIN, October 1.-THE following
official dispatch has been received b,
Queen Augusta:
"VKRsAILLEs, October l3.-Thousand'
of prisoners fell into our hands as the
result of Won der Tan's victory neal
Orleans. The battle lasted from nine II
the morning till seven in the evening
IL was fought on difficult ground. The
capture of Orleans followed. The French
losses are heavy; ours is quite small
rSigned1 KING WILLIAM.
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A FATAL ACCIDENT.
The Wall OF n Church Gives Way
aIlIing one Man and apElousiy
Iniurlng Another,

Ihe Wall OF Church Gives Way
Killing one Nan and aeEIously
q InjurIng Another,
7From the KansNs Civ Times.l
4 EaIth has It's joys as well as its sor
Rows, and we are prone to cling tena
ciously to life, Notwithstanding its re
verses. Hence il is terrible to be called
without moments warning from life
from all the associations near and deal
3 land as speedily as the lightnings fash
brought face to face with the Great
fJudge.
Our city was yesterday the theater o.
"a heartrending accident, by which hu
man being in all the vigor Of manhood
Twas suddenly rendered a bruised mass o.
senseless clay. and another very seri
sously injured.
4 Tor some time past, workmen hav,
tbeen engaged in the erection Of the
lbrick walls Of the Grand Avenue NJ. 4
sChurch, and yesterday about ) O'Clock
In the evening four men, Charles
McDennis, Joseph Radicar, William
Ridgely aud james Watson. were on q
scaaold engaged in. laying brick on the
east gable end Of the building. when that
3portion Of the wall gave way, hurting the
two former to the ground, a distance oi
4ffty feet, and burying them beneath the
tdebris; while the two latter saved them.
Eselves by elinging 10 a ladder near a,
hand. As speedy as possible they ran
10 the assistance Of the unfortunate men
I and with the aid Of others who had
Preached the scene, extricated them.
McDennis was found already dead. while
{ Radiear, who was shielded somewhat by
climbers, still Dreathed.
N Mr.. McDennis is said to have been a
hardworking man, and one Of the best
6rickmasons in the city. He lived on
the corner OF Holmes aud Thirteenth
sstreeis and leaves wife and three chill
iren. fie4
The other was an summarized man. His
injuries are serious but not necessarily
dangerous. ell.
The evening before in the basement Of
the church there was festival, and Joy
|reigned supreme-iair ladies and gallant
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Fancy AND FAMILY GROcERIEs.-M
John Lilly, one Of our most enterprisinl
merchants. and withal a clever, polit
gentleman, has a complete and beautiful
stock Of groceries at his well-knowr
house, at 35l Main street. He keeps a
full line Of such articles as French mus
|tard, Worcester sauce, tomato catsup
canned fruits, fine vinegar, canned 6sl
and oysters; and, in fact, everything
known in the grocery line. Mr.. ILL,
has superior facilities for supplying
steamboats,, restaurants and small deal
ers. The goods are all of the best quality
and sold at low figures.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office: No. IS Madison Street.
ME NJ Pits:
Friday Evening. October II. 1870

Mr.. Thomas Tardrew, Of New York City, IL
authorized to act as Northern advertising
agent of the PuBLIc LEDGER.
S. II. Parvin. General Advertising Agent,
Cincinnati. Ohio, is our duly authorized agent
TO contract for Advertisements.
Hudson, Menet & Gay, 1873 Dearborn street
and Barnhart, Bros. 4 Co.. "a Madison Street
Chicago, will contract for advertisements fol
This naner
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PASToNINE AT THE MEMPHIS THEATER.
ION Monday evening next, the famous
Fox & Denier Troupe are to present to
Jour citizens an excellent pantomlne
called the Three Blind Mice" The
company is very Large, as can be seen by
the following list Foney beEieF 4 clown
and C. R. Fox as PaRtaloon, Mile Linda
de Rhona as Colunbine, u II. Nafiu as
Harlequin, supported by grsad ballet
He'd by the celebrated Premiere DanseusC
mile Leah, supported by Mile Ariole,
and six t,sndes as Coryphees; Ruloff,
Ithe Russian s<aass, burlesque dancer
and paGtouimist, Maain ip W. ssade and
ladder dance, Nellie Sandiora, Louis
|Birchler, the veil kRoyn patomimist
from the Olympic Thester New York;
u. G. Williams, James King, general
performers, and o. George Barnard,
leader of the orchestra. The pantomime
is entirely new, with over forty tricks,
new scenery and appointments. The
troupe is now performing at st. Louis
'at the Olympic TheateF, and cur OK.
changes speak in the highest terms Of it.
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INDIANA,
rns state ZONE Demoeratie.

fhe St"te TONE DemoeratIe.
ISDIASAPoLIs, October l4.-Senato.
Morton asserts that the Democratic Stat
ticket is elected by a majority of 1900
Lew Wallace is defeated in the Seventh
District The Legislature Is still il
-dnnht
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No Cure, No Pay, : FoRREsr's JuSpEH
IrAn--For Coughs. Group. Whooping-Ceush,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Splitting OF
\ Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
: and positive cure. or price refunded. 90 cents
! N. \. Tho genuine article has yellow labels
y with white, imprinted wrapper.
n e-ll-t GOODYEAR 4 HILLS.
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Two splendid dramas are up for Dom
|inick Murray's benefit to-night-the Col
|leen Bawn and Mickey Free.
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Vacant City Lots

ION Shelby street, Alabama street, Second
street. Beal street. Wellington street, Talbot
street, Jones avenue. Ross avenue. Exchange
street. Trezeyant street, Walnut street, Mar.
|ket street, Tennessee street. Linden street
|llernando road, State Line road.
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Rnr Meeting.

The members of the Bar are requested
|to meet at the Office of Harris X Pillow
|at s O clock this evening, for the purpose
|of making the necessary preliminary
arrangements for proper expression oil
their feelings of regret for the recent
tlo.L &c Ganeral Robert H. Lee.
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"MIcKEr FREE" and Miles Ns-Coppa
leen, two Of Dominick MurrrAys bes
characters at the Memphis Theate
tonight
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The Virginia papers are inclined &
ascribe the late unprecedented freshel
n the James and Shenandoah rivers
not to heavy rains, but as caused by
something Ike the bursting Of water
spout, on or about their head waters;
and their sources are not very great
distance apart. The food came down
In the Shenandoah n great waves, sue1
ceeding each other rapidly.
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Suburban.
IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED.

| NlMfhUN ED AND UNI all'lspNE D.J
McLemore avenue-seven acres; fine i'm
.provements. 'nF
Horn Lake road-Five acres. admirably i'm
jproved.
Seventy-eight acres about four miles from
THE city limits; good, substantial improve
3ments; can be had at a bargain.
Poplar street Boulevard-3711a acres; fine i'm
IpJovements.
On the Memphis and Ohio railroad. six miles
from the city-Forty acres.
Woodlawn, near Duntyn's-Three acres.
Cooper avenue-Thirteen acres; very hand
isome improvements.
Union ayenue-Seven acres good improve
Iments.
Warfield tract = Fourteen and one-hali
Eacres.
Kerr tract-Twenty and one-quarter acres.
Central ayenue-Thirteen acres; fine i'm
5proyements.
Valentine avenue--Nine and three-quarter
{acres; good improvements.
Belts tract-Twenty-ive acres.
Several fine building sites in Mrs. >. W.
yard; also, fye-acre lots suitable for garden
One hundred and ninety-two acres ten mile.
]from the city, at a low figure.
Seven years lease on an Alabama street lot
4s0xl5O; frame house with four rooms, kitchen,
}etc.; can be had at bargain.
Plantations,
l In Mississippi, Tennessee and Arkansas,
p5- Our terms for selling Real Estate are p.
Iper cent.
PASSM0RE Il RUFFIN,
|l3.t Real Estate Agents. A Adams st,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Getting Married. Essays for Young Men,
+ on Social Evils. and tho propriety or impro-
priety Of getting Married, with sanitary hell
| for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in scaled onyelopes'
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box II
|ph,,.aai,h,a pa 1898
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|CHICKASAW JOCKEY CLUB
WILL COMMENCE ON
Tuesday, October %,
And continue Five Days. with the followinl
PROGRAMME,

5FIRsT DAY CTuesday, October 25) : Posi-
4 STAKR, for all ages. two miles and repeat
subscription $50, p. Pc; the second 70 save
his stake. To name at the office of the Sec
rotary, on Monday. October "a, at pm.
The Club to add $500. Closed with 4 sub
scrbers: Geo. Cadwallader, Il. L. Craig a
Son, WIN. Jennings. w. G.. Lewis, Il. A.
Smith. d. Swigert, Mark Young.
.Same Day-BRADLEY STAKE, for two year oids
dash of one mile; subscription SIS, p; p. t.
which the Club adds $500. % subscribers.
Third Race-GAYoso. STAKE, for three yeal
olds, mile heats; subscription SIS, p. p. The
Club to add si9O. IS subscribers,
SECOND DAY "Wednesday, October 2Gl-dash
Of two miles, for all ages, for a CLUB Purse OF
Isame Day-GRRES STAKE, mile heats, for three
year olds that have not appeared in public
prior to August LIST subscription 81, p r.,
second to receive $50 out Of the stakes. The
Club to add $3.50. u subscribers.
THIRD DAY (Thursday, October 27l-FREF
HAyDIoAP, dash of three miles. Weights Of
all the horses on the course TO be announced
at p.m. the day previous TO the race, and
acceptance TO BIO made by pm. For a
Jockey Club Purse Of $500, :,
igame Day-JocERY CLUB PURSE, $500, mile
heats, for all ages.
FOURTH DAY Friday. October 2S)-GEoReF
ELLIOT Sequel STAKE, for two year Odds,
dash of one mile; subscription Sl5, p. p.
Winner of Bradley Stake to incur penalty
Off pounds extra weight. The Club to add
$500. q subscribers.
Same Day--BLUPF CRY STAKE, two mile heats,
for three year Odds; subscription $50. p. p.
81 900 added. % subscribers.
FIFTH DAY Saturday. October 29)-SELLIsG
] hAbg dash Of two miles, for all ages. Horses
entered to be sold for 81 800, to carry their
appropriate weights; those entered TO be
sold for 81 900, allowed 10 pounds; for $3.50,
Is pounds; for $500, q pounds. The winner
TO be sold by auction on the course, and the
excess above racing price to go to the Cinbi
For Jockey Club Purse Of $500
Same laY--,IocEEf gIUp PVAsg, S5u1, mtlt
Heals, best lhtee IN Ave, for OIL ages.
Third Race = CONSOLATION HANDICAP, 70
. heaten horses, mile heats; entra"~- -
trance money to seeo''7 so uo ,Ss bca tn
ei III "a s pounds those beaten twic'
Lowed 10 pounds. For purse of 500.
Stakes will be run on the days for which the
<are advertised; but a race for Jockey Clul
3Purse may be postponed from day TO day, OF
;aeeount Of weather, or for other suiiiclen
leause. In case u postponement is announced
!the entries are of.
No Entrance Fee charged to Purses.
walk over entities a horse to full amour
J.R. CHALMERS. President.
G. sTOER, Secretary. 81
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General John c. Brown, Democrat
candidate for Governor OF Tennessee,
in his speech at Chattanooga, the othe
|day, said that IL the Democrats ha
adopted the ten commandments as
platform the Radicals would have Oh
jected TO il, as the eighth command
|ment says. Thou shall not steal
General Brown might have added thl
ninth agains: bearing false witness, an,
the tenth against ooveting ones neigh
boris goods as equally Objectionable t.
the Radicals.
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Z TIME UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO DO
General Merchandise Brokerage, and beg
Ileaye to offer their services in all departments
Iof trade, The arrangements and connection;
Xthey have effected guarantee them unusual
advantage for filling all orders with dispatch,
land at such rates as can be obtained OF the
manufacturer and producer. =,
n Their long acquaintance and ASSOCIATION
with the principal merchants of this city give
4them advantages not possessed by, every firm
land they trust, by attention to business, u
{achieve that success which is always the tos'
4 of merit. ,n,,n q ont,v
I2-f PEPPEh * OlEl :.
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A banquette is TO be laid for about twl
miles along ST. Charles avenue, Ne'
Orleans.
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The President, It is aaid, will pardon
all the imprisoned Fenians.
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The Queen Dowager Of the Sandwich
Islands, died on the goth ult
A Chinese newspaper is to BE- pub
lished in Montana.
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Main street business house in the Webster
Block.
Main street residence. between Vance and
Ipontotoc.
Shelby street-Handsome brick residence.
:" Residence and store house.
Vance street-Four houses, rental $685. pei
1annuin, ut n bargain. Ht
Beal stroet-Two-story frame dwelling.
Second street.-The business houses.
" Lot 37h 1fSM; brick i'm
fernando stroet--Lot 75x1si; fine improve
|ments.
Exchange street. Lot 27,6xlis,S; cottag,
improvements.
Exchange street extended-Two two-stor,
frame houses.
Washington street-Neat cottage residence
Mostly street.-the handsome dwellings.
Orleans street-Lot 5Oxl7O; two-story frame
House.
Count strcct-Lot 50xl65; frame residence
II" " Lot 37l1xltSh; p
Alabama street-Three dwellings.
|. DeSoto stroet-Lot 75xls0; very handsome
improvements.
Linden street-A very desirable two-stor,
frame house.
Webster strcet-Frame dwelling; good
improvement.
Chelsea-Numerous improved places.
Market street-Business house and residence
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PREFERENCES BY Authority:

ISt,atton. Cover & Co., Harris, Cochrane K Co.
~ M James & Co, DeSoto Bank.
"a O Treadweil 4 Bros, Stewart Bros Flyer
4Tcaf philIips x Co, m Apperson X Co,
First National Bank, Allison Bros,
IN & Henderson, W johnson 70,
New Orleans. New orleans
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TAXES,
INSURANCE.
a @ a II ID !.

'THE UNDERSIGNED RBSPECTFULtl
informs Ms friends and the public that hs
III no longer connected with Mr.. u. W. L.
Crook in the Insurance business. Hereafter
IAN business intrusted 10 him, whether Of Fir
|Or Life Insurance. will be placed IN companiel
'of ExPERIgNeE and SECUTED ASSETS. and suei
Ia have COMPLIED WITH THE LAWS OF THE STAT
|in All respects. To such Of his patrons a. hold
|policies in the United States Fire and Marine
Insurance Company. Of Baltimore, he Will %
|pleased 70 render every facility for a transfer
|of their business 70 such companies A. viii fur
|nish the SECURITY AND ISpKMNITr AGAiNsI Los,
that they desire. He can be found In future
= 80 ~; ''1''''" 49, B. NJ. LEVY.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT AU CTION.
A ADAMS STREET.

(Betwecn Main and second streets.
MAKE SALES OF REAL ESTATE
|lNl either private or ut PUBLIC AUCTION
|4nd invite attention to the following list Of
Property for sale: