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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
LOCAL NOTICES.
nteeting OF the Aericultural soeie.y.

Meeting OF the Agricultural Society.
There will be meeting Of the Board OF .ths
Portage County Agricultural Society, at the Of.
fee of John Meharg, Secretary, on Saturday,
the 29th inst, at one O'Clock, P. N.
rrtTG P.H. BEAN, Prest.
JOHN MEHARG, Secretary
Buck Gloves.
If you wish to find the largest and best stock
of Buck Gloves and Mittens in the County, 20
to SMITH BROTHERS
Canton Flannel.
SMITH BROS. have a very large stock OF
Canton Flannels, which they offer at the very
low price of Is cents per yard. 3sIs d,
Shifting Flannels,
Shirting Flannels, Shirting Flannels, an i'm
mense stock very cheap. Call and see them At
SMITH BROTHERS.
Carpets.
We are still closing out our stock of Carpets
at Cost All desiring bargain in this depart.
ment, will do well to call and see us.
SMITH BRoTHKRs. 8,
Wrappers and Drawers. 81. -. i-.1
Ladies' and Gents. Wrappers and Drawers
An immense stock at
SMITH BROTHERS.
Shirt Fronts.
Twenty five dozen Shirt Fronts, JUS. received
at SMITH BROTHERS.
-. Nubia.. - FL =
big stock of Nubias just opened ct
Shawl Suits.
A few more Of those Shawl Suits, SO beautiful
for the Ladies at - DANsSs
Velveteens.
The handsomest Yelyeteens in town at .-iE "a
Il - sf,j % ~ DAYS. ~
-.a t...s... Fit .rItuj 10 g. ~ ~
Shoulder shauls. @lf} .us,ll I,..s
Shoulder Shawls for the million ut
DAYS.
French Merinos.
French Merinos in all coIors asi I)lOE
DAYS
Empress Cloths.
Empress Cloths, all fashionable colors can be
found in DAYS complete Stock Is.x
Felt skirts.
The handsomest velvet trimmed Felt Skirts
are at DAYS.
118n0keECnle18s
Everything in the Handkerchief line from 7Se
to 500 at DAYS..
Ladies' COllors
The greatest variety of Ladies' Collars are
now on sale ut srs.stf ; SA' DAY,A
Flannels
Plaid Opera Flannels in their variety cheap
at DAYS.
J. Linen Napkins.
so dozen Linen Napkins just opened from
81 1,s5 to $500 per doven at DAYS.
Linen Towels.
100 dozen Linen Towels just received ut
-IJ "a 4 -i' 10 4 II gtj
Dry Goods Cheap.
Bear in mind you can buy all kinds Of Dry
Goods cheap at DAYS.
Ladies' and Misses Shoes.
A tip top assortment of Ladies' and Misses
Shoes atooJ UGd9 - sii DAYS.
Cassimeres.
Our stock of Cassimeres for 4ea's wear can
not be beat in town at DAYS.
Carpet.
We think we can show. the best stock of low
priced Carpets in the County. H. L. DAY
Dried Apples, &C.
Bring along your Dried Apples. Butter, and
Cash, and buy Goods cheap at DAYS
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e. S. COMsTOCK. sg
Banker 8 Dealer ID Government Bonds,
asiW .s769d8 fstf5iis = .lia
Exchange, Bank Notes Dc Coin.

Revenue Stamps, all sizes, for sale.
Deposits for Savings received, and interest
allowed on same,
Collections made at all accessible points.
Passage Tickets from and to Queenstown,
Liverpool, Germany, Christina, and Gothen-
burgh, and Drafts payable at sight in any part
of England, Ireland or Scotland, in sums to suit,
for sale.
Correspondence and business solicited.
JuIvs d 1870 am. q h1 AIa
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.,
OPPOSITE ETMA b. o c K .


ESTABLISHED IN 1868,
Is Home IIsstitufion, for the Aeeonss1soda-
stion Of the People of Portage Ceussty.
We will endeavor in the future, as in the past,
TO give preference and I'LL orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
pie first.s fs7T gsEsSYsE9 sEtsfE ag4EL
win pay the highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, silver and Premium Funds
OF all kinds.
Interest allowed on time deposits.- ~
Revenue stamps sail sizes. kept constantly
on hand, and all orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge
u. s. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities in Europe.
Collections made on all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made.
Nd. CLARK, Prest.
C. E. WITTKR, Cashier.
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New Styles Ready Made Clothing of every
description, consisting Of oyercoats, Dress and
Sack Coats, Pants and Derby snit.
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To whom it may Concorn.


The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance 4 Wells, the best article ever sold for The
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
tion, ..-, N-H
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GO no E. P. Braiuera Son, for your Coffee
& Tea, 75-tf. eEfrso19 isa4 30 81 = 5711'
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Poe Brothers

Shawls and Wraps.
An immense pile Of every grade and price, st
POE BROTHERS.
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New Stvles.

New Goods at OAK HALL, receiving aimoss
daily at Oak Hall, No, 8, Phenix Biock Base~
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Hats and Caps.
Just received another invoice of new Hats and
Caps, which makes the stock the nost complete
ever offered in this town. Call and examine
G9ods and prices, we charge nothing fer show
ing at No. s, OAK HALL basement.
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MANTUA.
IcoRREsPoNDENcE.l

I, Owing to serious and protracted
sickness in the family of your CORES
kpondent during the past month, any
local items of news from this town
which might have been of interest
TO the readers of the PRESS have failed
TO appear.
The gorgeous beauty and splendor
which is seen in the many colored
.hues of the forest leaves, together
with many other unmistakable signs
remind US that the reign of the Frost
King is gradually and surely ap-
preaching, the farmers are therefore
busily improving the time these pleas
ant days in securing their various
crops, of which there appears to be an
abundance for home consumption,
with some for expectation. Apples
are plenty, and are selling at compar-
atively low prices.
The burning of Hancock's factory
at the station last week causes serious
Inconvenience TO the farmers in the
vicinity, as there was connected with
it cider mill. Cider apples must be
hauled to the adjoining towns OF fed
to stock.
b, On Sunday (Oct. 16) Charles S.
Carlton died very suddenly at the
residence of his uncle Francis Carlton.
He was young man of quiet and un-
obtrusive manners, and was much es-
teemed and respected by all who
knew him. His age was twenty-six
years. At the commencement of the
late war, while YET mere youth, the
deceased was among the first to en-
list, joining Co. A. 42 Reg. o. vi,
under Col. j. A. Garfield, and was
present at the battle with Humphrey
Marshall near the Big Sandy river. in
KY. He received the first wound in
that battle; rebel bullet shattering
his leg near the hips, which was am
putated, and he finally recovered from
the wound, but his health has been
gradually failing since that time, hav-
ing constitutional tendencies towards
consumption. The immediate cause
of his death was the bursting of a
blood vessel i'll the lungs causing
death in about five minutes. The fu-
neral was attended on Wednesday at
the Center, the Disciple church being
crowded, where an impressive SER
mon was preached by Rev. O. Blake,
after which, Gen. Garfield made an
appropriate address, giving personal
recollections OF the deceased, &c.
The occasion was one of much in
terest and solemnity, and will not
soon be forgotten. . .a
The despicable and unprincipled
grog sellers of this town, had big
scare last week, fearing that Judge
Conaht would compel them to dis
gorge portion of their ill gotten
gains. An outraged public demands
that some severe punishment should
be dealt out to such offenders.
Mantua, Oct. "a. 1870. "VER1TAs.y
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NuDi1B.
A big stock of Nubias just opened ct
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.HEIad + Lime,

! g1ots siloi ssut.H itaGni9E: sdT
lasteig MON slquo9 gGDol nas4S 10
sht 2niob o1sw olia-;oiG) ..innoa
.ue}bue .i,I1 ssd dai Cement,
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Lace Collars and ,Coliaretts,

Ladies' Custom Made Caters and Shoes,
That give perfect satisfaction. are being sold
rapidly. by POE BROTHERS.
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There will be meeting Of the Board OF the
Portage County Agricultural Society, at the Of
fee of John Meharg, Secretary, on Saturday,
the 18th inst at one O'Clock, P. NJ
-'tr5 PHI. BEAN, Prest
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

The late earthquake was distinctly
felt at Canton.
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Buck Gloves.
If you wish to find the largest and best stock
of Buck Gloves and Mittens in the County, 20
to SMITH BROTHERS
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POO Rrothers

Take pleasure in calling the attention of their
patrons and the public generally, to their very
complete stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
cry, Boots and Shoes, Notions, sc. They claim
to be headquarters for the sale Of all Goods in
their line of trade - FE<stY go FI.9
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Wrappers and Drawers. tsfs .-.l
Ladies' and Gents. Wrappers and Drawers
An immense stock at
SMITH BROTHERS.
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Bring along your Dried Apples. Butter, an
Cash, and buy Goods cheap at DAYS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

The handsomess velvet trimmed Felt Skirts
are at DAYS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

We think we can show. the best stock of low
priced Carpets in the County. H. L. DAY.
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A Il the novelties of the season in Dress
IA. Goods, just opened at Z
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All the new styles of Neck Ties, Fancy Scarfs
and Handkerchiefs.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

Lace Collars and CoIiaretts,
RufIles, Edgings, Embroideries, Insertings, &c.
the largest stock in town, selling very low, at
- 5f3oig fHiasI@ POE BROTHERS. {
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GiIks, Ve1vets velveteens, C1oalkings and
- a great variety of Water Proof, all at pop
MAR prices, at g fsessr j. s. SMITH & Co.'S
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Shirting Flannels,
Shirting Flannels, shirting Flannels, an i'm
mense stock very cheap. Call and see them ae
SMITH BROTHERS.
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SECOND NtTIONiL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, o.
Designated Depository of the
US.

Designated Depository of the
U. 8. Bonds and Securities bought sold and
exchanged, at our counter. at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, Of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons Gold, silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States. -
Insight Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets 10 or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue Stamps-ail sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
VIII. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO ROBINSON, President.
Sept. 3. 1858, If.
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Shifting Flannels,

SMITH BROS. have very large stock
Canton Flannels, which they offer at the yer
low price of Is cents per yard.
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Cashmere

Ladies' and Misses Shoes.
A tip top assortment of Ladies' and Misses
shoes atooJ FfG5i9 - sid d,DAY's.
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Ladies' Underwear.
A full stock at POE BROTHERS.
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Carpet,

Our stock of Cassimeres for Meas wear can
not be beat in town at DAYS
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Dry Goods Cheap.
Bear in mind you can buy all kinds of Dry
Goods cheap ut DAYS.
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Rubber OvercOats.
Rubber Overcoats, Rubber Blankets.
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Buck Gloves,

JOIN MEHARa, Secretary.
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Carpets.

carpets.
We are still closing out our stock of Carpets
at Cost. All desiring bargain in this depart
ment, will do well to call and see U.S.
SMITH RROTHERa. =.
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Hloths, Cassimeres and ITweeds, the larg-
= - ~ SMITH & cos. Z
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4 F. D. Holcom, who was for many
years in business at the Rapids, is Wis
iting his frfeiids here and at Parkman.
Mr.. Holcom is now located in Iowa,
on an island in taes Mississippi, and
thinks he has found Paradise.
HIRAM, Oct, %, 1870. H.
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Linen Towels

so dozen Linen Napkins just opened from
81 ,s5 to $500 per doven at DAY's
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Velveteens.

A few more Of those Shawl Suits. SO beautiful
for the Ladies at PAYS
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VI8hu8Ib.
Plaid Opera Flannes in their variety cheap
at DAYS.
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Shoulder ShaWls.<ifa il..lI Ir..
Shoulder Shawls for the million ut
DAYS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-23

NEW YoRK, February 23.-Minister
Burlingame died yesterday at St. Peters
burg.
Recent Trustworthy correspondence
from Cuba states that the CASTOR and
Panal has of late become solely a secret
club. All the functions of the society
have been delegated to central Juato,
composed of Seniors Senluets, Baro,
IbsBszy and Idalonzo, at whose head is
Manuel Calico as President. This move
ment is understood to signify that the
party opposed to Spanish authority has
retired, routed from the contest, and that
the other division of Spaniards, who IA
vor a semi-independence of the island,
under the protection of Spain, have car
ried the day. The latter were severely
denounced by Costanon, Duran, and
other leaders.
Late accounts show that the commits
sioners sent by Msrmsl to Jamaica,
for the purpose of purchasing arms and
ammunition, have been eminently sue
cessfui
Mr.. D. B. Eaton, the lawyer who was
assaulted by unknown parties near his
residence on the 18th inst, still continues
to improve. There is now no reason to
fear any dangerous results, and his ply
stefan expresses the opinion that when
once restored be will suffer no i'll effects
from the Injuries Inflicted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-23
SALE OF CADETsHIPs.

The sale of csdetships has proven quite
a profitable business for some OF the
members of the Radical Congress. We
must, however, give the devil his due,
and award to the Military Committee OF
the House due credit for having brought
this class of spectators to the bar OF
Justice and of public condemnation. 1t
appears from the evidence adduced that
several members of the present Congress
have been dsbbling 10 this kind OF stocks.
Our yariegatsd Representative from
Tennessee, known and styling himself
under the firm name of Roderick Random
Butler, is among the number who en-
gagged in these speculations. He admits
having received one thousand dollars for
a cadetship, but that the money was OPP
propriated for political purposes; that
the sale netted only one thousand dollars,
one-half of which went to aid in the cleo
ton of Stokes for Governor when be ran
sgaiust Senter. What became OF the
balance we are left to conjecture. 1t
may be that Butler holds the amount sub
iect to the order of the State Republican
Executive COMMITTEES. Who can gain
say? We all know that tie gentleman
is extremely honest, and can sustain 3
character fer being good Confederate
during the war, as well as proving him
self intensely loyal to tho Onion now.
Roderic Random belongs. ne sus-
pect, when at home, to the Commit
tee of Ways and Meanr, appoint
ed to raise the wind necessary to sail
the Republican craft. But as the ques-
ton Of the sale of these cadetships in
wolves the crime Of bribery and corrup-
ton, Il would look better if batlsr lthe
scalawsg) would show the country what
has become of the balance of the net
fund of q thousand dollars he alludes to
in his evidence before the Military Com
mittee. The evidence, aside FROM this,
was nearly TO the effect that Dewese, of
N. c., had alec bargained for the sale of
bis cadetship. Wbittemore, Of South
Carolina, has been implicated by the
same testimony, and the proct Ia bis
case is so positive as to induce the COM
nittee to report az once 10 favor Of his
expulsion from the House. There are
several other members in Like sitnS-
ton with those already named, aud their
cases will soon come up for investigation.
The only fear that. hanuts US is that if
oil the dishonest fellows are expelled
from Congress there will not Be members
enough left to constitute a quorum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-23
CoNGREss TAKES ACTION ON THE
FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

It is thought the President will issue
his proclamation BY the last Of this week
announcing the ratification of the Fiji
teenth Amendment. Since the rati6ca-
ton Of il BY Nebraska the requisite num-
Der of States have been obtained, without
counting New York, Georgia aus Teyss.
Mr.. Bingham. Of sbe House, has already
introduced bill giEisg suffrage TO ell
persons 10 States where, by State laws,
they have been heretofore deprived Of it.
The bin is general ia iss character, end
does no, except the States that have al
ready granted this right to negroes. il
enforces All over the country the enirsz-
chiseueut Of every male citizen Of the
age Of tweniy-o1e. without regard to race
or color. This or some similar bill will be
made law BY Congress @ soon as official
notice Of The ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amsudmsat has been made know. il
il. then. 90 ssiaent piece Of folly Tor any
Of the States 70 sake haste to alter their
toastitu,ions 10 snit tbs coming change
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B Y TILE G R A P H.
LATEST TO NOON TODAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 23.-Mr. Phil
lips, United States Consul, at San Diego,
Cuba, writes January Sd, that political
affairs are deplorable. 1t is well known
that Val Mszuda aspires to the position
of Captain. General OF the Island, and in
order to increase his popularity among
the ood.crowning Catalonians, who are
operating in his behalf both in this Is
land and in Spain, gives imperative or
ders to make this war of extermiuation,
and we daily hear of peaceable citizens
residing in the country being assassin
ated by modified Spanish troops. The
instruction, says Mr. Phillips, continues
in full force, and there are frequent arri-
walls of wounded Spanish soldiers. The
Cubans being better armed and disci-
plined than formerly, in many cases are
taking the offensive. and have had their
ranks increased by desertion from the
Spanish troops, who find it impossible to
endure the climate. 1t is estimated that
fifty per cent. of the Spanish volunteers,
from sickness, are put hors du combat
The hospitals are full to overlooking.
It is generally known and admitted by
liberal minded Spanish officers, that it is
impossible to suppress the instruction.
The following card from Gen. ]. 81.
Sypher will appear in to-morrow's
papers:
Ny attention has recently been
called to paragraphs in the papers ssso-
ciating my name with the sale of Cuba
and appointments to military and naval
academies of the United States. These
reports, so iudustriously circulated, are
false and slanderous. There is no evil
dence before the Military Committee of |
the House of Congress duplicating me
directly or indirectly in the sale of
l invite and challenge in
vestigation. [Signed]
81. H. SYPHER."
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fl7s3A. D1

Law Court of Memphis.
CLERK's 0FFrcE. February q. 1870.
D. II. Townsend. Plaintitf.l
vs..
W. W. Wallace, Defend'nt)
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
N made in this case in pursuance I Section
A55 of the Code Of Tennessee. and attach
meut having been issued and returned by the
proper officer Levied, ETC." on the property
of the Defendant, W. w. Wallace; tits there
fore ordered. that said defendant appear at the
see. on or before the Second Monday in June
next, and defesd this suit or the same will be
ia. en- for confessed as to him and the case set
for hearing e4 parte; and that COPY Of this
order be published once a week for four con
secutiye weeks in the PUBLIC LEDGER.
ALFRED MATE las, Clerk.
ceny-Geo, W. Winchester. Attorney for
Plaintiff l50-w4t
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Sale by Decree of Chancery Court.

Sale by Decree of Chsncery Court.
George T.: Maroon I chAncey Court
Jimmie Maroon ct ali Menphis.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN THIS
ID cau.e, Will cell, at nublie auction, to The
highest bidder, in front Of Office. at the cor
her 81 Mentoe and Second streets, in the city
Of Memphis,
On saturday, seth Of March, 1870,
enc HUNDRED and ssventy-two acres Of land.
comprising the entire tract belonging 10 the
estate Of John Maroon. decd, Qdcluding also
the dover Of Agnes Maroon, dec'd), situated,
lying and being in Rance s, section g. of the
Eleventh Surveyors District of Shelby county.
Tenne. see, and which is particularly end
definite described il said decree. Said safe
being made for .parsti among the tenants in
COMMON Of said crate.
ETRRMs0B SALE.- oue-Third Cash the
balance 10 eight and twenty months, Notes
" IN gcoi security and lien retained upon the
land for deferred payments.
1to-w3t JNO. A. ONLEY, Special Conn.
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on saturday. eeah Of March, 1870,
COpartnerssssip Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existins between
vania and Nathaniel N. Jores. Of Memphis,
Tennessoe. 10 the coal business at Memphis
and Mouth Of White River. Arkansas, under
the firm name Of brown a Jones, having
expired bv limitation on the First AZ Of Feb
ruary, 1870. we have this day mutually ag eed
70 a continuation Of same. under the same
firm name and style.
We take the present opportunity TO ask the
attention OF the citizens ~ Mfmphis aud sur
roundirs country. steamboat proprietors and
the pahee generally. 10 our large and increas.
ing facililies for handling coal. our Mr.. Brown
owning and runbitg eleven tow. boats and over
seven hundred barkes. and mining all our coal
from bis own selected mines, we thereby secu
ring for this market meme but the
BEST PITTsBURG COAL
which We VIII b. enabled % place on the mar.
ket At low nguye for cash. We are fully pre-.
pared 20 do a Wholesale and Retail Trade Of
any extent and ere never out Of Siosk.
Thanking the citizens OF Memphis, and our
many steamer patrons and friends for their
past liberal patronage. We would respectfully
solicit continuance Il same, and We eusran.
tee the same promptness and dispatch in at
tending 70 your orders We have heretofore ex-
W. H.. BROWN.
N. NJ. JONES.
Memphis. Tenn. February IS, 1870
NJ An steamboat mall natter addressed
10 our re. either az Aen phis Or Mouth
White River. Arkansas. viii be promptly
delivered on arrival OF boats. -.
iss-lt3 BROWN a JONES.