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NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

buttons, Spool Cotton, knitting Cotton, Hoop
SHlrts' Balmorals, LadIc,' and ChIidrrns Hose
Mems Hose. Candle Wick, Lamp " W!cks, Gloves,
Neck-ties, Haudherchlets, Hooks and Ewes. V,ht
Trimmings, Tape, Skirt Braid, Combs, Gun Gaps,
Hair Pins. Buckles, Pms, Needles, SCISSORS, CoaI
and Vest Binding. Thlmb,,s, Collars CutIs Cor>ets,
iwine, Ind Gloves, Machine Sewing sir, ana
spool Silk, &C.. &c, Letfcr, Fools.cap, Note ana
bIll Paper Pens Pen Holders. Lead ?, nciis Sat,s
and Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Books. Ink, Poct,t.
Books Spelling Books, Copy Books, Mucagc &c.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

CAMDEN CAMP MEETING.-We are authoriz.
ed to publish the following: This camp will
commence on "Wednesday, the 3d day of Au-
gust. The drawing for tent lots, &c, will take
place on Thursday next, Both inst. at , p NJ,
on the ground. The applications for Bread
Tent, Food Pen. Barber Shop, &C., will be de
cIdeI The same ailerMnln ut o clnrk
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29
Worden & Evans peach baskets are tb
best in the market. u"

=, MAIL AGENT ARRESTED DR.. Androw
Stafford, mail agent between Baltimore and
,hladelphia, was arrested last Thursday Lt
~ H. Petherhridge, special mail agent tor
robbery OF the United States mail of Icttars and
money: lie was brought before United states
Commissioning Rogers in Baltimore, and com.
mlted to jail in default of $40, 900 bail to await
M me actI3n OF the grand jury of the United
his guilt. He was on the Del rooJ G'r a'a',L,e.'
time: lie formerly lived at Preston CarnI;,e T1,o
co., Md, where lie was looked upon as n man
of the most exemplary character we belnvn
In former years, (before the war; ho welded n
facile pen, and frequently contribu eI :" tbc
Times on literary subjects '''0
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

YorNG THIEF Catarrhal negro bov abont
l3 years Of age, calling himself Charley Rob.
bins, entered the railroad ticket office at Moor
ton by crawling in a window, while the agent
was at dinner, and stole So 90 from the draw.
or. The loss was soon discovered, and chase
given. The little rascal by swift running. sue
cCeeded in getting within mile Of Dover, when
he was caught and the money recovered. or
fGer Brown took him before Esquire Goodwin.
who committed him. in default of bail to an
swer.-Dcidtcorc0n Of Sat,tr,},u
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

THE NAsoNs. The Grand LoJoc of DoIo.
ware, A. +. A. NJ held their annual meeting
IN Wilmington on Monday. The foowin off.
GERS were elected to serve the ensuing term
Il. NJ ;-Rey. DR. }. G. McCahe Of Middle
town; u. &. M.-Dr w. +. Goodwin. of NIL
ford Il. ). VI. W. Phillips. Seaford; &.
>. WYNN. II. lamar, Wilmington; G.. S
,Iohn l.. Almond, Wilmington Il. I.-Jamcs
Z. Pickles, Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

SMYRNA SEMINARY.-Ihe closing exercises
M 9i the Seminary, on Friday evening. at fbp
lG"h nan, were Interesting. ana were Wines
ed by large audience. The toiiowin, nrn.
giamne' alter prayer by nev. Dr. Tnumpsnn.
was gone through with: P'o'''
esll7lc bH=a. I"c a-Katc Bell Richard : Cnu..h
;,nI "rN.- Ahnir ougi.,r. ' - N""'th'
GlEh Echo Du Mont Batc Clara Is.vlcy S,,.i :, ,,;
li'St";y o' a Cotton t1r1nifD,U i,,'i H,..,.rI
T'-T Ill., D. ~ Little NGsckcr. Piiutr, Glass
Th, Ga'r, '',.,, i''.r M ,',irct" AM; H. Cummlns
Nm,.r - S,, ,H' It".I!i,;lial, =. A.cr lIun.rkcr.
vi. S",,te ~ Aa llctty Williams. Ami. C,y..,
E,fv % n;' Night Reveals t"rj2ir,l) Mary O. I,rII
I.H? i1Is lnS tSttCtvij Walter t;uIt ~ ''''''
Music The hut- y. Vocal CIass
hrnL hrniPeiHhcr H, song tSeiectuD Frank Bell.
WWiri@S ,3ri@in4D Walter IIutfrckrr
muSlc-MtL1urka De Trainraux-- N a,,,,, ,,,,,,..:.
report Of Examination. @7'' "'''"lh''
Mlsc- Ram on the Roof A. Vocal
AnhirSS by k'y A. Nttcuhonso.
arI a. te Starlight Duet 10y Clarn pewI.v Rich
Na"iIcory-" SIcr,.s' for;,i,.I, ,,.t,.
Closing Hymn. ~ '"' 'i'sG't Iuniinlns.
Inc piano music both in selection and ovc-
cption' was really fine tor the most mari and
the vocal pieces, always popular. was bottrr
thah ever, especially that of the primary scLoI.
arS the Jolly Little Clackers," ALWAYS So
higniy appreciated. The declamations. mostly
oIIRlll'l' as Will be seen, were nearly all well
rendered, and the original ones, both in com
Posiuon and rendition, were highly creditoLIo
10 me students. The whole programme fron,
,.e e Na'utatory to the NaIedictory, was cred;t
axe az TO teachers pupils and the institnton
nc summer vacation. till Sept 9Th, has now
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29
DRY GOODS,

W.; Silks, Poplrns, Alpacas, ChaIlIc-, Az Woo
nt!aiheS' cotton DelalnoS, and Calco,s with r.an;
OF the latest styles of Dress Gona> .tung,:,,.,
Jeans, OSnaburgs, Flanuo,s, TcaIng>, Tahi, CLna..
sack fIanncls, Nap1ins, Shceungs, Piow C. -
huslinS Swiss Strlpngs, ,Cambrlcs Paper Nu>lm,
DENNIS, Checks, Drlirng<, Nlnleen, Ljocn,, Mus
ms PIAids, Shawls, Diaper, Lawns Cuamlt4y>,
'ques' and all the goods usually found IN :r.I.
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

THE TIMES Is published "Wednesday afternoon hv
JOSEPH H. HofFEcEgR Editor and Proprietor at SMYRNA
Delaware.
MISREPRESENTATION onp S2eO advance or - 0if
not paid till the end OF the year No paper
all arrears ar" pa' only at Che option "f the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS viii hrinsr sl at the rate o seven Cents
ane Tor the first insertion: subsequent Insertions Thrceaud-
a-ha cents. liberal discount made quarterly semi an
nual and yearly alNrrtiecrs.
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Wood and VViIiOw-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Kcclcrs, ChurnS, Rrooms
IoiheS Pms, Clothes Brushes Hair Brushes. Scrlt
BRUSHES, Fancy and Market Baskets tu,r, cu bs
butter Prints, Butter Bowls. Wash Boards, Wal
brushes, Half BusIcl and Pcck Measures, uli
Cloths, Mats, and all sizes OF Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

| EXCURSIoNs.-Thele are several cvcursions
ON the fdpiS. An excursion to Lewcs bv rcii-
road, on Wednesday next, the train 70 Star,
rom this town, is the most important ON fLp
i,i'f' ms enterprise was gotten up hy a nm
| Per OF the prominent citizens Of Dover. Win
oeEire that SMYRNA shall Join them. We havn
received the bills of announcement. Tho train
WIN leave smyrna at j.45 in the mOrninr-farn
; I"o layton, &, $3.50; Brcntord, &. 10. 81. 30.
Hoorton, 60 $l.4O; Dover, -, s d !:
camden, 6.jj SIOO. From all stations sontb
"l yomlng the fare will be 81 90. The train
"lll arrive at Lcwcs at $50 and leave at ). 30
IN the evening, giving the cxcurSionists about
eight hours on the beach There will be a
baggage car 70 carry baskets free of CHARGE
Enough cars have been engaged to carry six
or seven hundred persons.
a party OF gentlemen of this town are m,k-
ing arrangements to go an sailing excursion
Il 'wn the Bay, to be gone several DAYS Thrv
EXPECT to start next, Monday.
\ similar expedition by partv from D,,vor
Is benz organized for July llth
The Episcopal Sunday School of Easton CON
template making an excursion to tins town as
soon as arrangements can be made. and thc
smyrna school expect to welcome Them and
Joln thcn in a day of recreation.
An Excursion 70 Lewc> for the benefit of the
VI. f. Church at Harrington will be .,,v,n nm
the ,lth "t July. At a fair held last week for
the benefit OF the new church now under coursr
OF erection, the proceeds nctted over $40
lev. a. u. Davis Is the pastor.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29
GRoCERTES

Sugars, Syrups, MolasseS, Rice, G. Trc, Tro~,
Chocolate Coffee Essence Coffee Roasted, Sayatli.
la Coffee, Coal O, Lard Oil, Candles, Soap, Spc :,
Salts Salcratus, Saltpctrc, Alum Saponnii,r, ludI
go, Starch Corn Starch, Farlna, Trenton Crackers
Cheese, Shot, Powder, Matches, Vmtgar, Shoe
Backing, Stove Polish, Mustard, Pepper, Hams,
Shoulders, Side Meat and Jowls
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For Sale CICaD.

w FAIR TIMBER WHEELS, Pair CAPsIZE
" " N,1nS, "n1eS, WOOD WAGON. Log Wagon, YORK
4"''"iADE L ana HARNESS, lot of Wagon Harness.
Apply TO
jC29 ~ ~, ,re,.,,,,,,
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

SMYRNA Circuit CAMp.-The statement
has been circulated that this camp meeting had
been abandoned, owing to an effort made by
Mr.: Ill., proprietor Of the ground, to obtain
an increase in the price for the use Of the woods,
after he had signed an agreement for S75.
W hen the demand was made Rev. Mr. Uric
informed him thatif he was not willing to stick
to his written agreement the camp could be
abandoned or another place secured The al
Tentative Of accepting the S71 or nothng'was
made, and Mr.. II. accepted The camp will
be held, commencing July 2Sth
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

MANY SUFFER rather than take nauseons m ed,ein..
anu TINS Is not To he wondered at as the rem edv IS
often worse than she dsease Suite rers from coughs
couS uhuuenZa sore throat or tendency 10 CunsuInp
tIoh VIII md IN DIR. WIsIarS Balsam of Wild Cherry
a remedy as agreeable to the palate as efectuai in
removing disease ~ ~
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

Delaware State Bonds and Delaware Rail
Road Stock bought by John McDear & Son,
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

Sixteen shares of Farmers Bank Stock. six
shares of Union Bank Stock tor sale by John
Ne Lear x Son, Bankers No COZ Market St,
Del. '
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

WOrden & Evans, are manufacturing supe-
rlor peach bas kcts, at their Smyrna Steam Saw
Mill aud Machine Works.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29
Examine Wordcn 4 Evans Superior Peach
and Berry Baskets and Crates

WESLEYAN FEMALE CoILEGE.-TLc CON,
mcncement exercises of the WESLEYAN CoIlrgr
Wilmington, took place on Thursday last
Some fine music from prominent authors. w,s
executed. The graduating class this wear was
composed of Miss Emily d. Bishop, of Stras.
burg, Lancaster county, Pa, Miss Lizzie (,
Long, Of Frankford, Sussex county. Del AMI
MiSSJennlG Il. Shemwell, Chaptico. st. Marv's
county Nd Their essays are highly praiscd
by the wilmington papers Miss Long drliv.
cred the salntatory and Miss Bi,hop the yaIed;c-
tory. The first instance Of conlerrinp Uonora
ry Degrees, by this College, occurred on t tb;s
evening, when the degree of Mayistyic 1rt;un,
was bestowed upon Mrs. Annie r. Grace,
Miss Beulah WOolston and Miss Sarah Uav15,
Wool,ton, former graduates of the ColIcre AMI
now Missionary Teachers, the first in India ,, and
the last in Waugh Mission Seminary in CL;nn aN
The Alumn;c meeting, on Wednesday even;ng
was also interesting. Some music was briIlanft''
" executed. The Conl0crcioH saws. M;..
Helms f. Pitman, of Smyrna, read mcmo;rs of
Miss Annie Mulford and Mrs. Carrie .Iana,ol a.,
Mitchell, two members of the Alumna VIII"
died during the year 1869. Miss Pltman NOR,
formed her sad office Of friendship with trno
feeling, and the ability always manifested IN
her efforts Mrs. Lilly Graccy, formerly of this
town, is President of the Society.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

EHTREMEs-A prime, and pedar may he equally
"eiI hlieh ont nj Oak Hail You get there coat
Tor Two dollars or a CJaI for SIXTY dc liars
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a Large Assortment Of Hats
and Caps,

Umbrellas, Saddles, Brides Surcngcs. Horse Col,
lars, Window Binds, Iron Stone and Quccnsware
always on hand, at the lowest prices.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

HotI'\% ihN'n FranA collins u.o. pr,
hI''t9r "l tn" popular llygrnia, at Collins
OF guests to morrow Thursday A number
OF Applications for permanent board have al.
ready been received and from present arncar.
anccS 1t is probable that the house will have !,
lively season. There was large excursion
there from Millvir, n. j., last week. and one
from W Wilmington, yesterday the Second Ban.
tist Sunday School, numbering about loo per.
sons Among the number were several ex-
S>myrnianS, who arc always clad to visit Collins
Beach.
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NEW STOCK OF Spring GOODS.

which he Intends to sell cheaper than any s... Il
tins market tor years Consisting of
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

SINGULAR CASE. Tile Rniu&uLa Rccol,L
published at Sraiord, prints the following
item III It's issue of Saturday last: A volmg
lady raised near FcdcraIshurg, and the daugl
ter - oi very respectable citizen was sud
denly seized with the idea that thc female sex
had no claim upon her ami at.r having her
ialr cut short, dof1cd her female attire. donncd
mems clothes and went to the Depot at Frlcr-
aISburS, bought ticket and left for Phila,
where She or il is now engaged in business.
1t 1t SAID that there has always been doubt
rs to the sex oi the inlvilual named.
NEW CAR. new passenger car for the
smyrna branch road was put upon duty ON
Monday. 1t is pretty, and there being but two
seats, running lcngthwiSe ON each side, gives
the car a roomy and airy aspect Its exterior
resembles the ordinary passenger car, except
the root, which is constructed after the street
car model. The old engine PhHadctphit, re-
modelled and rcornamcntca, is also on duty with
1t. It has dropped the name and substituted a
number. Our citizens prefer the little "shit-
ter but the Supt. keeps the big machine on
the road Tor reasons he knows best.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

r, The committee appointed to inform Mr..
= "nrSey OF his nomination, having performed
'hat uuty, received the following letter in reply;
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TIle Living MACHINE

am vrrJ respectfully. yours.
Z. b. CnrRsEN
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TO OWNERS OF DOGS.
-,rv uvuKAPTRRa

cufsrcc to the letter Ordinance ~
No, al entitled IAN Ordinance 70 aSss1Ss$
provide FOR the Levy and Collection Of an An.
nusl Tax on Dogs" passed by the Town Tru:.
tees, September ., 1867. In accordance With
tho provisions OF said Ordinance, al persons.
whcther male or female, owning or keeping any
dog or dogt, must take out and paya lleenee Of
Ave dollars per annnn, ON each ana ~ o. sald
docs, having them duly tagged BY the Town
MarShal in consideration thereof. All dogs
found running about without such tag will be
fos su1A faRless doSs made and provided, and
charged ut the rate Of any cents per day for
board and lodging. Ifthe owres ofthe dogs do
no, come forward and PAY their license, 70,
Se taken out and shot, or Otherwise slaughtered
In accordance With ~
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DENTS STRY,

p DENTISTRY. e
DIR. MAYER will also attend to Dental sn,.
gerry, and invites all who may need his services
to call on him. Cupping, Bleeding and Lcech.
ing performed In the best style.
FOR SALE-Fresh Hungarian and Swcdisl
Leechcs.
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TO the LADIES.

Tho Ladies' Hair Dressing Room 10 now un.
Franclsco. The attention Of the Ladies' 10 par.
tcnlarly directed to this department, ~ VIC vlll
do all the different kinds OF Curling. Braiding
and Cutting, a. well ~ apply the choicest Hair
Resiorer and Cosmetics. For Curling Water
| fall, One Dollar.
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70 WOOD sTEALERs,

DURINa THE PAST YEAR, TWO OR
three hundred corls OF wood, belonging to
the Virginia and Truckec Railroad Company.
have been stolen in the vicinity OF Gold Hill
and Virginia The Company, therefore, hereby
ylys fnli and fair warning TO any and all persons
that henceIorward the most stringent measures
will DC taken TO prevent further stealing.
Apy person canght stealing the company :
wood win be prosecuted TO the utmost extent oil
n. N. YERINGToN. Superintendent.
Gold Hill, September 26, 1870 se25-lm
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PIONEER BAKERY

n wARHAs BEEN DECLARED, AND n
/ am prepared 10 meet the enemy Z
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10 Loaves Of Bread. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90
PIES CAKES etc, also at 4, reduced prices
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WATER BATHS, SO CENTS

IIc also bcps leave to say that the public vii
And II 10 their interest 10 patrOnizc his
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-15

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-Capt. Viii
liam Mclean, the Tax Collector Of Shelby
county, gives notice that the tax books
for 1870 are now ready, and that he vii
proceed to collect the taxes according
ito law. Those who have personal prop
'erty must come forward at once, or they
will find the matter in the hands of con
stables, who will distrain sufiiciency Il
|pay all taxes. Walk up to the Captain
loflice and settle
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-15
H. C. YouSG, Sec y.

Mr. S. B. WILLIAMSON, well-knowT
lcitizen of Memphis and nephew of 5. B
Williamson, deceased, died in New Or
leans last Sunday, the 9th inst, at foul
10 clock am, of yellow fever, in the
|thirty-second year of his age. He hat
been living in New Orleans only three
months. The funeral took place Sab
bath afternoon, under the auspices Of
the Crescent Encampment No. |
Knights of Temperance, of which ordel
he was a consistent member The de
ceased was born and reared in Memphis
where his wife and children are buried
He leaves a large circle of friends here
10 mourn his untimely death.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-15


iVicksburg. of Vieksburg,".5 p. m
RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river is declining steadily here,
i. at Cairo and at St. Louis, with decline
reported all the way up to Dubuque. The
Missouri has improved somewhat, and
has four feet to Omaha. The Ohio is
rising slowly q. Evansville, but falling
] at all points above, and has twenty-five
snches in the chute at Louisville, seven
feet ten inches in tho channel at Gin
'cinnati, and three feet in the channel Of
'Pittaburg White river is stationary
( with no change in the obannel depth
since yesterday. The Arkansas is also
statidaary with indications Of q slight
( rise. The weather continues clear and
pheasant. Business Air--all the packets
went out with good trips yesterday.
The splendid low-pressure steamer
Richmond, having engagements fol
freight below Cairo, failed to get in yes
terday, and it is expected that she viii
arrive to-day positively, end remain here
! until aftes the close Of the fair to-day, tc
enable those residing below who are Wis
ting the fair to see all that is to be seen
3and get home without delay. Capt Nat
Green, her commander, ia widely known
as an accommodating gentleman. and
this kindness on his part viii be fully
appreciated. Messrs. Creighton and
l.anglois arc the Richmond's cashier
.and secretary, and Capt Sam. Il. Shock
her general ticket and passenger agent
Major Adams, President Of the Mem
aphis agd Arkansas ana White river lines
Uniforms n lo-day that bis elegant side
wheel passenger steamer, the Il, p. Walt
ICapt. Ashford master. will delay her de-
lparture for White river this evening
5until c pm, or until after the close Of
J,he fair, in order to accommodate the
smany visitors now attending the fai1
Sfrom those rivers. The Walt Will depariI
after the arrival Of tho last train, ana
iwill 90 through TO Augusta, carrying the
Hunted States nail for al landings, and
making the usual connections. Nessrs
Butler and Smither are her clerks.
The Thomas Il. lAllsn, Clay Rice. mas
her. goes out on Monday for the Arkan
1sas,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-15

Capt. Geo. Malone of the A. j. White
writes us a note, stating that his new
steamer, the A. j. White, will not depart
this evening for Helena and Friar's
Point until the arrival of the G pm.
train from the Fair Grounds, when he
will back out and make his usual time at
the landings The White carries the
u. S. mail, and, like her officers, can be
depended upon as reliable. Charley
'Smither and Andy Granger are her
clerks m st a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-15
Go TO Cddmus' today and tonight

CLOSING Substance & Co. have re
moved their wholesale stock of milliner
goods to 255 Main street, and are nov
offering great inducements to the trade
as they are anxious to close their busi
ness within thirty days. 5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-15

THE StsS9u PLow-Patented by I
n. Cotton. deserves tha consideration o
the planting community. 4 test hai
been made of this implement, and Il per
formed The work thoroughly for which i
IS Designed. The pillow is manufactured
by Noah Damas, ~ Sc fernando street
north Of the market NJ. Damsn i
amply prepared to manufacture agriepl
|turalimplements, wagons, wheelbarrows
etc. R. G. Craig & Co. have the ploV
for sale. 90 whom all orders should b
.addre.snd 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-15

GRAND OPENING LUNCH AND Music
|Fehu, Perotti & Co. will give a granC
lunch Saturday night at seven o'clock
the. occasion being the opening of the
limited States saloon, on the corner O.
IDEAL and Desoto streets. The liquors
wines and cigars, together with the
,iands, Eill be the kest to be obtained il
Memphis. Everybody is invited TO th'
Tree lunch. Don't forget the place, cor
Iner o. DeSoto and Beal streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-15

MEMORIAL. DIscoURsE.-Rev. S. ii
Ford, LID, will preach a memorial
discourse on the death of General Lee
tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock, a
the Central Baptist Church, Second neal
Beal street, and will lecture at night OF
''The temptations and sins of a large
city Strangers and visitors are invited
IN sents
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-15
speeiaI Notice.

The journeymen saddlers and harness
makers Of Memphis are requested tS
meet over the Tunnel saloon, "a Adams
street, on Saturday, 18th inst. Business
Iof importance. 3.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-15

NEW HoNEY, also, fresh cranberries
together with a good supply of family
groceries of all kinds, at j. Devote s. cor
Incr Adams and Third streets. 81