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ENGLAND.

N LONDON, October l5.-Advices from
HParis to the 18th, report that the RED
&Republicans, under the leadership OF
the agitator Blanquin, endeayored tC
4create disturbance within the Belle
willie quarter On the 10th. They har
2angued the crowds, but could not sue
3ceed in creating the slightest demon
Sstration against the provisional authori
&ties. Intelligence of the gathering OF
the mob was telegraphed to the quarters
sof the military, who quickly deployed
lin the disaffected district The Garde
Mobile occupied the chief position, being
Nquartered in the Princess Eugene Bar
tracks, from whence raking fire could
{have been directed and disposed for
SInidably along the boulevards, Lavilette-
4Ferrer, Merilontant, avenues Departs
land Puebla, in the Fabourg Dulempte,
sThe military took entire possession of
,he barbados and every prominent posi-
fiiOn. fortunately the Red Republicans
Seeing the firm disposition OF
s,he authorities, and the hostility of
2she troops to disorder. abandoned their
fiesigns, and consequently there was no
demonstration. NJ. Jules Favre, Eman-
zael Arago aud Henri Rochetort, by their
powerful influence, allayed the fever OF
sthe Red leaders and their supporters, and
Spersuaded them to dispense, at the same
;time urging all parties to sink political
differences and aid Tie committee of de-
zsense. These members of the Commit
Z tee of Defense, by.their personal appeals
h. the citizens, Gained all resistance,
/. bud harmony was restored,
An awful calamity has occurred in a
Ship yard at New Castle, upon Tyne.
(which was being constructed, fell upon
hts side by the fracture of its support
brushing forty men to the earth. The
4 other workmen in the yard hurried to-
I the scene and extricated all the imprisl
toned laborers. Twelve were taken out
Head, mangled horribly; and the remain
Ing number, leaving the majority, have
fractured limbs Many of the cases will
terminate fatally. The calamity col
Elected large crowd of the relatives of
( the dead, lamenting their loss The|
scene was mournful in the extreme.
Adyices from Tours state that Gam
5betta has issued a proclamation AMI
snouncing news from Paris up to We'd
fnesday. The people are resolute and
determined. The National Guard are
growing impatient of the restrain behind
( the Notifications, and are demanding to|
! be conducted upon offensive operations.
fThe Prussians have been dislodged from
( position along the whole belt around
: the city.
\ The Times proposes that neutrals shall
persuade the disarmament of permanent
1iortresses in Lorraine and Alsaee, as a
preliminary basis for armistice.
Il Berlin dispatches declare the French
sorties from Paris have all been success
fully rpelled.
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THE WAR.
HOLLAND.

THE Hague, October l5.-Great agita
|tion prevails upon the discovery that thu
king is about to declare war agains
Prussia. AT a row in the Kings Cab
|inet the King was told that he must no
take the initiative. The Crown Prince
warned the Ministers that if they die
not take sides now, Holland would re
|grct her inactivity when too late. Thu
Cabinet has appealed to the people.
Petitions from all parts in favor o
giving State Generals, not Kings, thu
right to declare war, has Gained dowr
the bellicose feeling of King William
"a majority of the population side witt
the Crown Prince.
The report of the Second Chamber OF
the annual budget is unfavorasle to the
The opposition de
manded an explanation relative to the
debt of Luxemburg and Venezuela ques
ton, and a simplifcation Of the Demo
cratic system was urged.
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WASHINGTON.

Delivered 60 the Memory of gen
srai Lee.
" AsHNGTox, October l5-DispaicheI
from all parts Of the South represent .
feeling Of universal sorrOW at the dealt
|of General Lee. Papers are in mourn
'ngi Aags At halfmasi, bells tolled an'
public addresses delivered IN respect q
the memory Of the dead
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The Fall Meeting
'CHlCKASAW JOCKEY CLUB
WILL COMMENCE ON
Tuesday, October %,
And continue Five Days, with the followin
PROGRAMME:

FIRST DAY TUESDAY, October 25) -Posl
STAKE, for all ages, two miles and repeat
subscription $50. p. p. the second to save
his stake. 70 name at the office OF the Sec
The Club to add 5000 Closed with Z sub
scribers: Geo. Cadwallader. II. I. Craig a
Son, VIM. Jennings. w. q. Lewis, Il. A
Smith. d. Swigert. Mark Young.
Same Day-BRADLEY STAKE, for two year olds
dash of one mile;, subscription sl5, p; p. to
which the Club adds $500. Is Subscribers.
Third Race--GAYosO STAKE, for three veal
Olds, mile heats; subscription S25, PIP. The
Club to add 500. Is subseribers.
SECOND DAY "Wednesday, October 26)-dasf
of two miles, for all ages, for Club Purse Of
500.
Same Day-GREFN STAKE, mile heats, for tire,
year olds that have not appeared in public
prior to August LIST; subscription SD, p. p.
second to receive $50 out Of the stakes. The
Club to add $3.50. IA subscribers.
THIRD DAY (Thursday, October .27--FRET
HAgDIoAP, dash of three miles. Weights 0!
all the horses on the course TO be announced
at pm. the day previous TO the race, and
acceptance 70 he made by pm. For a
Jockey Club Purse of $500.
Same Day-JocKEY CLUB PURSE, 500, mile
heats. for all ages.
FOURTH DAY Friday. October 2S)-GEoReT
ELLIOT (SequeD STAKE, for two year olds
dash of one mile; subscription SIS. p. p.
Winner of Bradley Stake to incur penalty
Off pounds extra weight. The Club TO add
500. n subscribers.
Same naY-bLUPf CRY STAKE, two mile heats
for three year Odds; subscription $50, p. p.
81 900 added. % subscribers.
FIFTH DAY Saturday, October 29)-SgLLISo
RACE, dash of two miles, for all ages. Horsei
entered TO be sold for 81 500, TO carry theil
appropriate weights; those entered to
sold for 81 900. allowed 10 pounds -, e-so
IS poundsi for $500, q pour Tho V wi T,oe
TO be sold by auction The coprse and IN,
T acInR price TO go to the Club
J. r"i Jockey Club Purse Of $500.
.same Day-JOCKEY CLUB PURSE, $500, mill
heats, best three in five, for all ages.
Third Race = CONSOLATION HANDICAP, 10
beaten horses. mile heats; entrance SO; en-
trance money TO second horse. Horses heater
once allowed pounds, those beaten twic
allowed 10 pounds. For purse Of 500.
Stakes will be run on the days for which the,
|are advertised; but n race for Jockey Clul
Purse may be postponed from day TO day, OF
account Of weather, OF for other suifcien
cause. In case postponementis announced
the entries are of.
No Entrance Fee charged TO Purses.
walk over entities a horse TO full amour
]. r. CHALMERS, President.
c. STONE. Secretary. 81
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VIRGINIA.
General Lee 60 be Buried at Moor
Ia-dak,

LEXINGTON, Va, October l5.-Genera
Lee will be buried to-day at noon. Tn
place selected for his interment is {
vault beneath the college chapel, whicl
stands in the midst Of the colleg
grounds This was the first building h
bad erected after his removal TO Lexinc
bon, be having declared that il wa
proper the FIRST thing the college dil
you'd be TO dedicate house 10 he ser
.eiee 10 RELIGION.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office No. 1s Madison Street.
MEMPHIS
s.surdav Evening. October 10. 1870

MIR. Thomas Tardrew. of New YORK CITY, Il
authorized to act as Northern adveriisln'
agent of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
S. II. Parvin. General Advertising Agent
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our duly authorized agen
70 contract for advertisements.
Hudson. Menet Il Gay, 1873 Dearborn street
and Barnhart, Bros. 4 Co.. "A Madison street
Chicago, will contract for advertisements 10
tk;s ,apar
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The members Of the General cOun
ell Of the City OF Memphis are invites
to meet at the City Hall this eEenin'
al 4 o'clock, to take such action a
may be deemed proper in relation q
the death Of Gen. Robert Z. Lee.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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The great American cooking stove
first premium Kentucky State fair, 1869
4 gold medal Texas State fair, 1870, de
,feating in actual trial the Brilliant
Charter Oak and other stoves. FRS
premium Kentucky State fair, 1870
baking the best bread with the leas
|fue lin the quickest time. No stov,
I'm the market has made such record
Every stove guaranteed. Call and ex
anime them at RubSch & Dush, 80
Main street Read the following tele
graph dispatches; they explain them
selves;
LIrTIE Rock. October II, lSse-
|Messrs Rubseh 4 Dash. Memphis;
American Stove won the first pre-
|mium. defeating in actual trial the
Brilliant, etc
KENrUCxY SrArz Fans, HKSpEEs1S.
October :. ls7o-
The preraium for the best wo.,d cook
Ing stove was awarded the Americas
latter an actual trial.
[Signedl I4ll W. n c LOYR.
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NEW YORK.
American War Stenmers Ordered 10
be in Readiness TO Prevent n tio-
Iafion OF the Neutrality Laws by
Prussia.

be In Readiness 90 Prevent Vic
1ation OF the Neutrality Laws b!
Prussia.
KEw YORK, October 10. -Admira
Stringham visited the United States Dis
tritt Attorneys Office yesterday in re
gard to the preservation of American
neutrality He said he had received OF
ders from Washington to report TO Atior
ney General Davis for instructions con
corning action 70 be taken under the 70
cent proclamation Of the President aboH
belligerent vessels, and also directed q
hold his vessel in readiness and avail
tins Ai;agpeys orders. His vessel i
being fitted ont for active service, an'
will probably be placed on duty in th'
barber Monday next, and viii be used t
prevent The violation Of the neutrality
laws on the part Of Prussia.
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list Of Appointments by Demo
cratic Nominees.


The Democratic nominees for Congress. Sen
atsr and Floater will address the people o
their respective districts at the places an
times below designated;
Lafayette, Saturday. October 18th.
Someryille, Monday. October 18th.
Fayette Corner, Tuesday, October 18th.
Oakland, Wednesday, October 18th.
Macon, Thursday. October Goth.
Moscow, Friday, October 2lst.
LaGrange, Saturday. October 22d.
North Memphis Market House,. Monda
night, October 24th.
South Memphis mississippi and Tennesse
Depot, Tuesday night, October 18th.
Randolph, Upton county, Saturday. octo
Der 18th.
Portersville. Monday, October Slst.
Mt. Zion. Tuesday, November LIST.
We cordially invite all nominees for Count
Representatives to join us in the above ap
pointments, and hope the people will turn GU
and give us an opportunity to be heard,
W. W. VAUGHAN,
J. J. DUB0SE,
j. NJ. HARRIS.
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Vacant City Lots

Ion Shelby street. Alabama street, Secon
street, Beal street, Wellington street, Talbo
tstreet. Jones avenue, Ross avenue, Exchang
street, Trezevant street. Walnut street, Mar
Iket street, Tennessee street, Linden street
fllernando road, State Line road.
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DIED.

PFGEON-Saturday morning. 18th inst, a
B o'clock. Johnnie, infant son Of Christophe
|and Mary Pigeon.
Funeral will take place from the residence
Main street, opposite Mississippi and Tennes
see depot. tomorrow sunday atsp.m.
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Mee,iur of The Bar this Morning

At an adjourned meeting of the Bar,
called TO assemble at the Second Circuit
Courtroom this morning, the 18th inst,
at 9 am, Colonel l.. V. Dixon was
called to the Chair, and George Gillian
requested TO act as secretary.
REPORTS werc made by Colonel Cayce
Young and ex-governor Isham G
Harris, stating, in substance, the action
of the meeting Of last evening.
j W. Clamp moved that the Bar unite
and co-operate with the citizens general
ly in the honors to be paid to the memo
~ of the late General Robert +. Lee
Carried.
Colonel Cayce Young moved that I
committee Of FIVE be appointed to selee
suitable members of the Bar to move tn
several courts to adjourn on Inesda.
next. Carried.
The Chairman appointed Colonel
Cayce Young, Landon c. Haynes, Jon
S. Kerr, 4. c. Mcdowell and j. "
Clapp. 4.
L. l.. Belcher moved that the COMM
Tee as already appointed constitute tn
committee to move the courts 70 adjourn
Carried.
W. II. Stevens moved that c0mmitte
OF five be appointed to prepare and sui
init proper resolutions Of respect 70 q
adjourned meeting. Carried. Jude
Henry p Elliott, Judge Archibal
Wight, Henry Croft. l.andon c. Hayns
and Bedford Y. Estes were appointed 9
said committee.
Upon motion Of Governor Harris. n
meeting adjonru 10 = am, Nonda
next, at some place, 70 receive the r
port Of the committee on resolution
and 10 take such further action as ma
be appropriate.
l. y. Dixon, Chairman.
GEO. GILLHAH, Secretary.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, October l5.-The Prime
Amedips, with the approval of kini
Victor Emanuel, has accepted the ofle
of the Spanish crown.
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David Walk win preach in Iinde'
Street Christian Church tomorrow a
'lO4 am. and u pm
Preaching at the First Baptist Churcl
tomorrow Sunday by DR.. Barns lpas
tor at II am. and y pm. Bible clas
band Sabbath-school, 8 am.
Rev. VIM f. Boggs, of Columbia
South Carolina, invited by the Second
Presbyterian Church, has arrived, an'
will preach tomorrow at the church OF
I the corner of Main and Beale streets
/ He is an eloquent young divine, and it il
hoped will be heard by large congre
cation.
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GEORGIA,

The I.egIsIatare Adiourns 90 AZ.
tend the 0Dsequics OF Gcncrni
Lee.
ATLANTA, October li.-Both houses OF
the Legislature have adopted resolu-
ton to adjourn tomorrow until Monday,
to attend the obsequies, on Saturday, of
General Lee. The citizens are arrang-
ing imposing ceremonies. Gen. j. B.
Gordon is expected to deliver eulogy.
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mEErINe OF CITY AUTHORITIES

The Mayor of Memphis, Hon. Johl
johnson. has issued a call converting th'
General Council of the city at City Hall
this afternoon at four o'clock, to talk
such action as may be deemed proper il
view of the death Of General Robert K
Lee. This is but in keeping with thu
desires and the spirit of almost the en-
tire community, and we doubt not tina
the city government will take a cours'
that will add honor to the city and pa,
proper respect to the distinguished dead
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FRANCE.

Tours, October l5.--General Bourbak
has arrived here, and was greeted wit
an enthusiastic reception by the citizen
and military.
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land Colonel II. c. Young were appointe
Hupon the committee. III
y Col. Young moved that an Executiy
[Committee of three be appointed, who's
4duty il shall be to have general super
8vision of everything necessary to b
gdone. Adopted Ill
n Col. Mckissick, Major Duncan and Dr
Hodges were appointed upon the. com
;mittee. Col Young was not appointed
as he was member of another commit
tee.
The following dispatch, handed in !
few moments previous, was read by tn
chairman: T H SiH
RlcHnoND, October 14--6 o'clock.
Funeral Of General Lee takes place a
Lexington tomorrow, | am advised.
~ y g. c. WALKER.
Mr. Thomas b. Norment and Major II
fP. Duncan were appointed 10 notify hi
Honor, Mayor johnson, Of what haS
been done by the committee, in the ar
(rangement for procession, etc.
Colonel McKissick moved that III,
Mayor be requested TO embody in his
proclamation an invitation TO all citi
lzens to participate in the ceremonies t.
the memory of General Lee. Adopted
J. Harvey Mathes offered the follow
!ing, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the ex-Confedcrate'
hot members of the association; that all
CLASSES of citizens, native and adopted
land all civic and military organizations
land citizens Of other sections tempora
lilly soiourning here, are invited to par
|ticipate in the proceedings, either as or
|ganized bodies or individuals.
The Committee of the Whole was dis
solved, and Rev. DIR. Carmichael tool
the chair as presiding officer.
On motion of Harvey Mathes, the fol
lowing resolution was adopted;
Resolved, That all members of the
Association, all good Confederates who
are not members, and all citizens who
may sympathize in the feeling of respect
at the demise of General Lee, are re
quested to wear the usual badge OF
mourning thirty days.
A vote of thanks was rendered TO Col
onel Goodloe, proprietor Of the Peabody
Hotel, for the use of his parlors. Elk
Governor Harris was appointed com
mittee to communicate the fact of thanks
being rendered him. The meeting then
a
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Suburban.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED.)

McLemore avenue-Seyen acres; fine i'm
4provements.
Horn Lake road-Five acres, admirably i'm
tpr0ved.
4 Seyenty-cight acres about four miles from
sthe city limits; good. suhsautial improve
Bments; can be had at n bar'sTin.
4 Poplar street Bouleyard-311a acres; fine i'm
zprovements.
4 On the Memphis and Ohio railroad, six mile,
From the city-Forty acres.
Woodlawn, near Buntyn 's-Three acres.
Cooper avenue-Thirteen acres; very hand
1some improvements.
Union avenue-Seven acres; good improve
fments.
Warfcld tract = Fourteen and one-hal
lacres.
\ Kerr tract-Twenty and one-quarter acres
Central avenue-Thirteen acres; fine i'm
3provements.
Valentine avenue-Nine and three-quartel
facres: good improvements.
Belts tract-Twenty-f acres.
Several fine building sites in Mrs. $. W
Zones subdivision, on the Poplar street bonle
'yard; also, fvc-acre lots suitable for garden
ling purposes.
One hundred and ninety-two acres ten mile
<from the city. at a low figure.
Seven years lease on an Alabama street lot
{50x150: frame house with four rooms, kitchen
setc.; can be had at bargain.
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DoMISIcK MURRAY appears tonight il
two new pieces-"Rory 0'More' and thu
drama of the "0madhaun.' "Aileer
|Aroon" for the matinee
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REAL ESTATE.
AT CTION

'nN OR ABOUT THE 25ru INST, WE Arr
~ instructed to sell at
|PUBLIC AUCTION
lon tho north side of MARKET STREET, be
tween Main street and Market Square, - fee
b inches front by lisH feet deep TO an alley
with improvements. Terms, etc., made know
IL '"'N ~ y PASSMoRE & RUFFIN.
W. Ii. PAssMoRE x Co., Auctioneers.
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-By SubscriPtion.
Il CloseorBusiness, Octobers, Is7o

SERIES OF SCIENTIFIC AND Arr
a lectures. With brilliant cxperineh1 ~.
Nor ifrerf pictorial illustrations, even
M edursiay and Saturday afternoon intslle'
olpocialiy Ter famiiirs aud schools. - ~
rrammo a. principal book stores. where tao
'es sio,i names ""' y As. vI6Us.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
speelaIs 10 the ledger.

Moan PRESS ASSOCIATION, VIA S. ?. a A
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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BROKERS.
LEGAL.


mo. 50. N. h. d.
1 I'm the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee.
John Huber,
VS..
4 Margaret Elizabeth Huber.
TT APPEARING FROM RETURN OF
Sheriff in process in this cause that the de-
<fendant is not to be found in Shelby county
lii is therefore ordered that she make her APP
|pearance herein, at the Courthouse in the City
Monday in November, 1870, and plead,
3answer or demur TO compliments bill,
3or the same will be taken. for con-
1fessed as to her and set fur hearing exparte,
land that q copy Of this order be published
Ionce week, for four successive weeks, in tho
Public Ledger.
A copy-Attest: NJ. d. L. STEWART.
Clerk and Master.
ff 'Hl-36- 42-4S
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No Cure, No Pay. FoEREsT's JuSrEi
HrAR-For Coughs. Group. Whooping-Cough
I Asthnsl Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Splitting 0
Blood and Lpsg Disesses. Immsdiate relic
and positive cure. Or price refsEae3, 81 cents
II. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Q-1l-f GOODVEAp b HILLS
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City Property, Improved

Main street business house in the Webster
Block.
Main street residence. between Vance ant
P0ntot0c.
Shelby street-Handsome brick residence.
Residence and store house.
Vance street-Four houses. rental $685. PEI
annum. at n bargain.
Beal street-Two-s tory frame dwelling.
Second street.-The business houses.
Lot SI1a liS6; brick I'M
fernando stroet-Lot 75xlsi; fine improve
|ments.
Exchange street, Lot 27,SxllSk; cottag'
improvements.
Exchange street extended-Two two-stor,
frame houses.
Washington street-Neat cottage residence
Mosby street-Two handsome dwellings.
Orleans street--Lot 5Oxl70; two-story frame
house.
Cont street-Lot 5Oxl65; frame residence
F" 4" Lot 37lsxl4S%;
Alabama street-Three dwellings.
DcSoto street-Lot 75xlSO; very handsome
improvements.
Linden street--A very desirable two-stor'
| Webster street-Frame dwelling; a good
Substantial Improvement
Chelsea Numerous improved places.
Market street-Business house and residence
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Il Spread the Truth.-Some medical men in
4 fist that it lie undisniAed 20 advertise REM
4 edy, however valuable it may be. Queer
reasoning this. II Il like saying that an ar
sticle which the world needs should be hid in a
--eornei-ti,at benefits and blessings may be too
.widely diffused-that the means Of protecting
land restoring health should be close monop-
holy, and not accessible to all. The argument
H. bad. 1t Is worse than that; it is iaAumdH.
sSuppose Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-an alb
sselaie sueciie for dyspepsia, biliousness and
sneryous debility had never been known be-
,yond the repertoire Of the faculty, What would
shaye been the consequence? Instead Of curing
lend inyigorating millions. the good effects Of
sthe preparation would have been confined TO a
few. There is the highest au-
sthority for saying that light should not be hid
binder a bnshel; that whatever j. excellent
,shouid te placed as a city on hill, where all
lInen con take cogBiIapee Of 1t. tits upon this
sprincjple thai the Bitter hays been advertised
land continue to be ADVERTISED in every neWs-
ipaper Of any prominence in the western hem
'isphere, and that the spontaneous testimo-
tnials in its favor have been translated into all
written languages. Thousands enjoy perfect
health to-day who would be languishng on
I, eds Of sickness if the newspapers had not
.spread u, fsyik ,eih regard 10 his aneguoled M
'riooranf and eoyrssfiss ssy end wide. Suppose
'profit has been reaped from this publication.
b. ha, any argument against its If the public
,heaiiL has been protected; if lives have been
saved; If tho feeble have been strengthened
and the sick restored. great good hos been &C
'coapiished. and who 50 mean as 10 grudge TO
] xcrtions thus directed their fair TewardY
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Getting Married. -Essays for Young Men,
on Social Evils. and the prspEiety or impro-
lpsiety Of getting Married, with sanitary be,B
for rhsss who feel untitled for matrimonial
. happiness, Sent free. in sealed envelopes.
address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p
philadelphia. Pa. 1873
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4iADAMs STREET,

MAKE SALES OF REAL ESTATE
|IM either private or ut PUBLIC AUCTION
and invite attention to the following list o
property for sale;
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Mayors Office, City Hall,
Memphis, Oct. Is.

Gao. GiLIHAH, Secretary.