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BUSINESS NOTICES.

In this ChangeabIc Climate of ours
a cold Is easily taken, and, without due care, IN.
other will be contracted on top OF tone cold
TINS running into another, until the accompanying
cough becomes settled and confirmed. strniDins
and racsing the lungs, anu ultimately stimulating
majority OF existing cases Of clearly defined pul-
monary disease may thus be nccounted for, thou
saDds ure now carelessly allowing themselves TO
drift through the preliminary symptoms, under the
fatal Ielusion that they are troubled with Nothing
but Cold" How Obvious is It, therefore, that .
cold should be carefully cared for from It's incipi
ency and every exertfon used to rid the system OF
tts edects7 Coughs and colds, pulmonary. bron-
chial and asthmatc affections, readily cured by
THAT standard preparation, Dr. D. Jayne,s Expect
dangerous results wili soon be ,dlssipated. Sold
everywhere.
, 1870-05-11
Northwestern Poultry AAAoc{nt Ion

The regular monthly meeting Of the Northwest
eIn Poultry Association WAS held yesterday after-
noon at the Prairie Farmer building, Monroe
Street Mr. Worthington presided IN the absence
OF the President
The Committee on the Keany Account requested
further time to collect the sum owing to the socle
ty, which Has granted.
Nj. Teal read lengthy communication from
Mr. l. E. Fech, descriptive Of the characteristics
Of the pure Btahma cock, and setting forth inde-
tai the various qualities which should constitute
the standard to be adopted by the society.
The communication H1s referred to the Excu-
tive Committee.
, 1870-05-11

The vnEderpooE Cnsc-1lystcrions
Dcath-1he Red River Expedition.
Special Desrsteh to The Chicssn Tribune.
DETROIT, May 10.-Thc Vandcrnool excitement
les fair to be renewed. David Ward, whose orr
giual otter to pay i've hundred dollars towards a
new n1al, led on popular demonstration on that
subject, hns paid thas over to the MusEegon COM
m1ttee, and contributions are also commencing to
come IN there from other parts Of the State.
Vanderpoo1 to-day reached Kalamazoo, and will
which has not been liked.
A man named John Schmitt. living In E!mbaIl.
his mouse on Saturday last, having been shot in
the head. The last reports from that region state
that no clue had been obtained to the cause Of the
murder, or to the guilty party.
Arrivals from shove report that tho Canadian
steamer Algona, Of the R<d River expedition.
s,uund from C0llinRWood<to Fort William, passed
ference or objections.
, 1870-05-11

The Rice Divorce SAlt for fraud in
age Is causing great excitement In Boston. II
Should cause young men not To marry In haste.
Rice Is but e; his bride 81. He swears She made
him belteEe she was but his OWL age, BY using
Magnolia Balm Upon her face, neck, and hands.
Poor youth. lie probably found that her elbows
weren't quite SO q soft and pretty Ought Hngln
to be indlcted7 We know Of many similar c1ses:
This Balm gives q most wonderful peaEly md
natural complexion, to which We don't object VIC
like pretty women. To lnIsl the picture, they
slIould use Lyons KnthaIfon upon the hair. With
p rry chin, rosy cheeks, and SOFT luxurant tress.
es, they become irresistible.
, 1870-05-11

William MacEvoy, compositor in the Evening
Post once, fell on Dearborn street, between Mon-
roe and Adams, yesterday morning, and broke his
left leg. The limb was wlthered when he was
thinks nnputatton will be necessary.
THE engineer uf a freight train ut the Stock
Yards, backed the cars down on side track q IT.
tie TOO faE, yesterday afternoon; and, IN conse-
Quence, passing train On the main track ran into
the last car and demolished 1t. The locomotive
Of the second train WnS b1tlly damaged
, 1870-05-11

... Sc. JOSEPH, Mich, Mar 9, 1870.
F. y. Farrell, Secretary:
DEAR Sir: On Thursday of last week, nbont
noon, my house took 1tc between the toist under
the kitchen stove When discovered, the room
Vas filled with smoke, and no fire to be seen.
Holes were Immediately bored through the door,
which have two) was slipped In, tho st1eam
turned On. and the 1rc Immediately cxtinsuishcd,
which, In my opinion, could not have been done
by water. REGARD the DahcocE % IN Invaluable
protection It ought to be in every dwelling.
feIy t{Illr yOurp, j. Z. STEvESS.
, 1870-05-11

John Slack, keeper Of saloon. No ~ Wells
street, died suddenly, early yesterday morning.
Deputy Corner spea,s held an inquest and the
drinking to excess of late. The Jury rendered 8
rard!ct that death resulted from npoplexy.
The body OF Captain William j. Stewart who
committed suicide, last week, by drowning him
self in the river at the foot Of L1SalIe street. WIS
found floating near the Clark street bridge. An
Inquest WAS heIt, and verdict rendered In nc-
cordance with the facts. llr. Pulling, Of The Nc
trppolitan Hotel, identified the remaina
, 1870-05-11

Etta Wtaon: 9. Gtddtnss, l. C. Pe4s, Bosson:
Rock 1alsnd: Il n. Crane, MI Pleasant; 4 C.
aoNier, Milwaukee: F. Clifford, Mendota G. EllIs,
Aattoon; q. Fl. Moore, Havana; l. ". Lee Peoria ;
T. F. Rawllns, Indianapolis; E Sletght, Iowa; C.
G Robertsou, Cincinnati; 4. P Stearns, Meridian !;
7, F. Johnston, Warsaw; ]. Newman, Alton; j.
Nichols, Battle Creek; E. Hawks, Goshen
, 1870-05-11

This morning, at 10 O'Clock, an exhibition will
be given Of the animals Of the Mcnagerie, one OF
the great features Of which will be the feeding.
This morning entertainment IS given for the bene-
1t Of the schools and little children, and Others
Wl:o may wish to avoid the crowds Of the after
noon and night. This Is very flne collection Of
ANNALS, and should be seen by all. Two OF these
Saturday mornings
, 1870-05-11

! Wire-c1oth window screens are again coming In
demand Persons wanting them should 50 to the
| pioneers in the trade, Messts. Evans K Co, No.
| col Lake street, who nave facilities for putting up
screens for the whole city. Painted wire cloth u
furnished at IS cents per gard. The ua1e are lh-
L er.sltY H4nlt Eth.
, 1870-05-11

The Hest and Original Tonic Of
Phosphorus and Calisaya, known A. A. Feno
restores color to the blood, tie phosphorus re-
news waste Of the nerve Tissue, and the cansayn
gives natural, heaithfuf tone to the dlGestse or
Sans thereby curing dyspepsia in its varous iornss
wakeiulncss, general debility, depression OF splr.
Its; also, tho best preventative against fever and
a-ue. Manufactured only by Csswell, HazaIu
CO., New York. Sold BY druggists.
, 1870-05-11
n1iHccllnnroQs.

John Schneider, who WIS shot by Patrick J
Doyle, at So South Wells street. on Monday even.
lnE, wns Yesterday removed to the hospital Of the
Ale1tan Brothers, in the North Division. DR.. Bax-
ter, surgeon Of the institution, male m cSamtua-
tfon Of the wounds, which number three, and not
four as VAS before stated Tho patients contfi-
ton Is critical hut Dr. Iaxter IS Of opinion that
care End skill Will carry him through.
"a large ant influential meeting was held last
evening at Mn Acllouald's oilce, 151 Randolph
Nj. Mcdonald read letters 1rum distinguished
parties from MI parts Of the Union, approving OF
the objects Of the 1tlsh Colonization Association.
Letters Of much interest from Archbishop Spanld-
ing and GeneTai snle1us vert Ecau, puti weeraiy
faIntinC the SchHfne.
, 1870-05-11
OHIO.


Military Reunion TO be Reid ut
Wo0stcF-DcCor1ti Day.
Special Derratch to The Chicago Tribune.
WOOSTER, May 10--The members Of the Six
1ecnth Ohio Regiment have resolved to hold their
nsst regtmcntal reun. on at Wooster, Ohio, on tho
:th day OF July next This regiment WAS com-
lose1 Of i've companies 1rpm the county Of Wayne,
TWO from Holmes, two from Muskingum, and one
from Clark. Soldiers Of the regiment, desiring In
formation, will communicate With George Ham,
,Her, Corresponding Secretary, Wooster.
The members Of the Grand Army OF the Repub-
Tic OF this city will observe the order Of General
Logan in regard to the decoration Of soldiers
frHreI
, 1870-05-11

Tue QUESTION OF nEL1s,
n1l reference to which haa been omitted In the
tclcs 81 agreement, was then reviewed and after
communications from each party, The matter was
tirallv settled ty the presentation Of q valuable
being described rs 1oows: The isc!t Is about tal!
ty-1our inches In length, six inches wide, and Is
manufactured out Ut the finest silver, attached to
red morocco, the contrast serving 70 SHOW OF its
bcapttes to the best advantage. In size and weight
# Is about the same as the champion belt Of Eng
land, and gilt Of Which ne tne fortunate oWnsr may
and Two American nEgs, IN frosted silver. and .
couple OF inches distant from this, upon either
ai,o1t tie same distance apart from which appears
Tcsnec1iyely britannia and an Indian, cmblematic
Of The two countries n frosted silver and c1e-
Inc Vert crsiltahlc TO the establishment Of Tiffany
x Co. where it YVES manufactured Those who
have ae champion 6et ss4 o1 1. tS Se
scmcst In design Of the TWO. .., .,
ALIENS nelt, which was recently presented tG
E.0o0. The two belts were construed portion
"a @1s TIE MEN N TRAINING.
On the 7th OF April Mace went Into training
ncar New Orleans, taking bis bFcathlngs under The
Tnfc11fu] care Of that experienced tutor, sim Co
scs and h,s Soga an r4o S me S1e ,e1ai1e
ntnsclf at Wash Home, near ST. Louis, On OF abou'
TIC 1st Of April, being under the care Of Jaef
Gouldlng. -
ors1 600 side, making the total stake 5000, va,
M IN al The ONCE OF the Ctppr on the stipaatet
gst Iat tnriss and nothing then remained but =
Ens te gtanls together IN the 1ePsd sa ant
70 give them . fair show and aTat the tesat'-
NEW ORLEANS, May 1o!T5e great 1dET RnsMa!st. sMsts
Eneands e3hampio1 hes heesaMpRIaRnship MRRndh % N Ala ii
ss0na who ea ni, and las whipped him 5eI sg ,nr saa
sad To As9 i oss oot 81 II ss ssss
whipped meM .ua. xsstiv lover niche In the seal
t{ 111gpSlsa than he has done for many yeasS ~
view & The Ieaot q aoaas @ 9dnn6 IL
great nsts noanes It WI aendns rs sheIr comm
tgelheI. :, .,,,,-,, rrup nrp,r.
The day of1he light brpke brignt aa9n ana S shsr
IN the earnest desife Of the msuagera OF Inc Aus
, 1870-05-11

Meteorological record for May 10, 1870, as report
eti hy J. g Langguth, Jr:, optician, III Randolph
The email letters are the initials for the words
vee5ing >, gentle high, !" !" aty,' * moist a.
, 1870-05-11
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Internal Revenue Collections.
The following are the collections In this 1ntet-
nal Revenue District for April, as reported by
Theo. F. Swan, the Cashier:
Spi1sts Spirits At SOC gul1on- ss05,7sa; spirits
at 10c gallon, 81, 7s7.6o; grain used, at 10c q
bushel, 99,s23-40; rectGerS, sls,5s2-14; liquor
sales, 4c., 76.9s; Stamps at &C. 45,0eo. Total
Ss23, ,6S74l- 49,.
Tobacco Cigars, ut s. per II, 81, ,4oaoo; chevy
ing tobacco, fa3 722 80, smoking tobacco 81, ,03a-
81; tobacco sales, &c. s.30-5. Total, 81. G.s9L0t
lotteries, $sG19O; railroad companies se2 S1s S;
stages, DC, ses.16; theatres. s1,'57.52 Total,
Ss1,o91.6A. -....
Companies dividends, s1O,1il.39; railroad compa-
uies' Dividends $135,110.09; railroad companies'
interest on bonds, $, $50. Total, s15s 20 e
MIscellaneous- -Fermented liquors, 81 ,t2I.5G; !;
banks and bankers, s4,172.S4: special taxes Qi-
cense), S1,30a6s; legacies aud SUGGESTIONS, 81
o97.5; passports, SIS; gas at e5 cents per m feet
s1eOsll so; Penalties, dc, $110-Sa
ErsrG fnta1 SGT 120 g
, 1870-05-11
WEST INnIEa

HAVANA. May 10-Prfvate individuals through
out the Island are sending presents Of money and
utacr articles TO the so1uieIa who captured the late
rebel General Gpicourta
, 1870-05-11

FLORENCE, May 1l-Thc tnsurrecton which
lately broke out at Fiadelna In the southern part
OF italy, wns confined to that immediate locality,
and was by no means formidable The latest
news announces the dispersion OF the Insurgents
" the government army without serious lIt1lcuItE.
, 1870-05-11
MARRIED.

Ynper HunEinEs mud Window
snshes si1a at % % RIrby,s, s. Randolp5,sts a '''
, 1870-05-11

Trade Map OF the Northwestern
States, adapted to the wants OF business men.
Scale, eighteen miles to m inch. Engraved On
copper. Price, IS. 1t will be published on the 11th
by fsufls Blanchard.
, 1870-05-11
DIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4, by Rev. II. n Powers,
At the residence Of F: G. Wilson, Edward Haydcn OF
, 1870-05-11

Madrid, May 1o.-Scnor 0lozaea retur1s I'm.
medtately to Paris There Is much speculation
as TO the reasons Of the government summoning
him to Madrid, and the tnystncatton Is not Lessen.
I'd By the fact that the Ministers to Italy Austria
and Portugal, arc also expected to arrive here
question OF the candidate for the throne. The
chances Of the elevation OF Espattero arc In
proving, especially since the proposition has been
coupled with the suggestion that Prim will be de-
clarca his successor on the throne.
The Srlntsh press comments uDfayorably on the
French D{ebiaeiixtu
, 1870-05-11

A new lot OF magnificent French tans and para
soils Kid gloves and large basEets for 81 T.
piece at STEMS City Of Paris, So clars street.
There arc also new lot OF real oil paintings, in
solid walnut frames, for Il. No two prices In
the establishment, called the "Ctty Of Paris
Dollar StQrc.N S3 South Clark Street,
, 1870-05-11
BUSINESS HANCES

A PARTY INTENDING TO LEAVE CHICAGO
- md to start tor Germany some time net n9pth M
md shooting gallery Fer further particulars, cal! Il
No: 4l7 North Carkt. Opposite the NORTH Chicago City
EailyxaY Drunt.
, 1870-05-11
One Price-Ono Principle-Onc

Cod Liver Oil.
Uazard i Caswcl1s Cod Liver OH Is the best
Il advertisement
, 1870-05-11

VIENNA, May 1o.-The Fein PTesse says: HEng.
land undertakes to clear Greece OF briganda on
these conditions: That Eing George temporarily
withdraw; Regent be appointed; the Ministry
dismissed, and the habeas corpus act suspended
, 1870-05-11

Chapped Hands and Faces Cured
by using Juniper Tar Soap Made by CasTell,
uazard l. Co., New York.
, 1870-05-11

The City Collector, yesterday, In the Council
Chamber, formally opened thcsssalc OF properly for
city taxes and assessments, and, after the reading
OF The Precept Of the court and the nature Of the
several warrants, feE lots were offered and
speedily purchased by tax buyers, who were in
attendance IN considerable numberA The sale
was then adjourned until 10 O'Clock to-day, at the
S2me place. -
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

JJyAETED-TO BUY FOR CASu-A COMFORTA-
W bic home. with from . to 50 ncrrr good building
Ctr in tome pleasant town on Limo Of Eailruad
, 1870-05-11

United States Commissioner Cuaes.
:. Fred Seahmer, Of Peoria, was charged before
with not cancelling stamps on beer bar1ela Ie
was held in s., 800 bail for trial. The man Thedc,
who attempted to levy black1natl Of Keller L Co..
afstiilers, Ind nual hearing, and WAS committed
In default Of $500 ball to answer.
, 1870-05-11

Huru1nF1~.

4 sneak thief robbed the dwelling OF 8. NJ Fer
guson, fb. % West Adams street, OF lot Of cloth
Ing, on Monday night
.-On Monday afternoon, the house Of Mrs. A. I.
Fitch, No. 80 West Lake street, was entered by
burglars, who securcd $50 worth OF wearing up
paleL
, 1870-05-11

The annual meeting Of the Union Catholic L.
bra1y Association for the election OF oMcets took
MACE last evening at the rOom8 no. 1853 Monroe
street There was n large attendance, and the
election passed OF very quietly, the ladies asset
Ing their rights on the occasion OF vollne. Inc
fuiioYiDr afe the officers for the ensuing year:
President, Thomas 4. Moran; First VICE Pres1-
,jcnt r H. Euowhook; Second Vice President, I.
J: W Q:Doaoghns; C9srssRoaolns rsla 1Si e. MarSnF:
Financial Secretary. IL SchWelstal; treasure, y.
j. McGrath; Managers, X ]. BIass, + r Dots, L.
H. Gassbr9ol Charles Menonnf9 n ~ Iii be
given in the library rooms on FRIDAY even1ne'
Then several eminent speakers, and musical &C.
Icbr1lics will be present
Hotel Personals.
Amonr the arrivals at the Sherman HOUSE. yes
tsrsy wese the fooTnE SaG hev ancsso sass cha
E. White, Lloyd. do; Hon. Eeal Dow, Portland,
Md; j. Il. Hfcthiugs, Il. cr4tteudon, A. Tabbs,
aglc, G. Wade, j. i. Paterson, Nicholas Lumay.
John c. Morrison, Henry Norton, Wm- g. NoIIis,~
John lasts11es D. e RlstsA Mills A e Wllma aEtep M
Zurich, SwiterIand7 George s. Curtis, Boston, J.
u. Carroll, sacramenty;T 7. El1ard Beans San Jose,
Among the arrivals at the fremont House,
Yesterday, we're the following: William Watts J.
8. scotehleE, L.. z. Bowie. Jas + MRitaker G.
Bse, Beesfs ssa aaHn F1aneseo ho9Te Men Aens Dss
Moines; Hon Edward r. Ferry. Grand AaTen; q. M l.
+ Fisk, Montana; Chamberlain, =: sh;nStnE ~ NeM
b. DC c. Marshal Williams, Boston; 4 Yases: Cana
"a: y Hunter: Iowa; v. y HsasEt H'Halns chaTGs
HoaQIand, New York; C. J. Morton, 8. Louis
among Tie arrivals at the Brggs Honse, yes.
terday, were The following: F. = Co1x, ,Bs Besto9'
ii. CaImon, Pittsburgh ; 7. ". J. Long, Camanshe:
J. r Foster, Havana; J. conyelss, Ciesetanu'
T. g. Constable, ST. Louis; D: B Grtmns Ma9e1e aes
| HIoo1nlngtoa; lev. J. Il waterbury, Buffalo; 7.
Il Woodworth, Clinton; 7. n Hopkins, DehGo:
| j. 4. Hawks, Madison: c. ]. d. Rppclt, Pektni
Dr. x. D. Shryart Belle Plalne; VI. Il Holmes,
DuQuoin: A. HomaD, ST. Louis.
| Among The arrivals at the St. James Hotel,
yesterday. were the followtng: Hon Elijah Oden,
AeGregor; ]. Il. Wilder, Fort Wayne; 2. Beek-
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BELGIUM.
ITALY.

BRUSSELS, May 10.-A terrible accident occurred
reported that twenty persons were Killed.
, 1870-05-11
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MINIATURE ALNAy4!
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sun Moon scts....... is l. n
, 1870-05-11
BARE BALL.

COMMENTS OF 4 NEW ORLEANS rAFEK on TIE
WHITE STOCKINGS
In commenting upon the game between the Chi
caSo White Stockings and the New Orleans Allan
tics, the rieay,tne says:" Fine playing was ex-
pected on the part Of the Chicagoans, but, to the
surprise ct everybody, they placed the playing Of
the He'd Stockings completely IN the Shade. They
made only four bad playB IN. the entire nine In
nings"
The celebrated Mutual Club, Of New York, Was
beaten on Monday By IN amateur club. Of Brook
Ign, called the Stars by the e1uaoFd1AIy score Of
IA TO 3.
n CHICAGO
A match game OF base bali WIS played ye1teSaay
between the A1cTIeker's Theatre Base BaIfaJ1b
and The Museum Base Bali Club, on the groa
OF the former, TWeuty-nInth street and 1ndial]I
avenue, resulting In victory for the former. The
following Ia the score.
, 1870-05-11

UMSsc-G. Thunie.
Nru-E- II. Analrmk
, 1870-05-11
PARTNERS WANTED,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

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FOR SAhE-A FEW OF D. Y. CRANDAIL'S
Chicago -0N - - s1'1N1' -
1TAHTED = PARTIES WISHING TO SELL
W whole pars Of their furnitu1r. CARPETS &c. Tor
rssb~ apply 10 II. HARRISON, IS Deatbo11-ztA oake-
, 1870-05-11

Of properly mproy clcnt the city, having tront-
tagc Of III feet astcdtt VIII BE- 1ulI 1t bargain
H. c. MOREY. 10 Metropolitan Block.
TOR SALE-A FINE HOUSE AND LOTION WEST
u Wlkh.neton.et. Price $3,s1O. Apply TO A. McDON-
AID Co.. Rooms 16 sud IL l61 and 165 South Clarkst
TOR SALE-BY D. COLE SON, REAL ESTATE
L. AStntt. Offtcc M 1g3 Wcst Nadisonas
Ionsc and lot !9os1e5 feet barn; ifs South Peozias
&sxf5a feet On C1fusnn At. near Randolph.
50 fect fronting r St huttcIs 1csidcntc, on Adamss
BEick ho.,s-, and lot G6xlU fect, barn; ts park-av
corner PnulinAft
Brick house. ard lot, s0s PArk.av.
1i5 South GTreE-st-, j9I121 ...
611 feet on AberIccnat. near Harrison, cast front
Horse and lot III South Penrast, 5of1.5 east fpnt
TOR sALE-GRoVE PROPORTION GREEs
Il Bay roai one mile north Of Lincoln Park
Ground fs high and covered with beautiful tinlbcr-
Tcrns will exchange part for good inside
improved or Improved. SNYDER j. LEE, Real Estate
Agents, Nc. Metropolitan Block.
dor SALE-THE NEARLY NEW TWO-STDRY
frame dwelling house and lot, No. SIS Vest Lakest
Apply nt 91 Lakct, second stort east Of FFanklnst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-16
JOHN TYLER,
Motives.


In speaking of the motives which act
uate murder, one may often make mis-.
take and wander from the path of prob
ability. What is motive? There can
be no just motive for taking human life
except in selfdefense. Aside from this,
every attempt to measure motives is alb
surd. One man commits murder, like
John c. Colt, because creditor insults
him in private interview. Eugene
Aram killed Daniel Clarke to get the
means of pursuing an education. Web
ster by killing Parkham, gets possession
of note of S400. Other men kill for
still smaller sums. The ST. Johnson
vile murder finds a motive in grudge
growing out of So bet. There is no
estimating the power which nerves man
hood to the shedding of blood. A muir
derer's motive is often beyond the con-
cebtions Of ordinary Judgment and
unless detective bears this fact in
mind, he is not good detective. Bali
more San.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-16
PLUM MBERs
sHERIFF'S SALE.
eriT's > ale .

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID BY the Clerk and Master of the First Chan
Gerry Court Of Shelby county. Tenn, and to
me directed, in favor of A. Aston former
Clerk and MASTER vs.. A ID. Withersp0on and
surety, J. 4. Merriman; Judgment February
lsth 1870, for s3. 80 Oi, court cost 50 80; Will
on
Friday, the I'D of September, 1870.
in front Of the Sherif-s office, in the Greenlaw
Opera House Building. in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn. proceed 70 sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate: Two certain lots Of
ground. lying and being in the city Of Mem,
phis, Shelby county, Tenn, and known and
designated as lots Nos. 2 and 3, in block 45,
according 10 the plan Of the subdivision. Of
said block By NJ. A. Kerr. on the 18th Of Au-
gust, 1860, and bounded and described as fol-
lows to-Wit: Beginning at 4 point on the
north side Of Linden street and 30 feet east OF
the intersection Of Linden and Causey streets; ;
running thence northwardly l56 feet. 20 Z
stake; thence 50 feet east. and parallel with
Linden street, 10 stake; thence southwardly
M feet, to Linden street: thence west. with
the line Of Linden, 100 feet, 70 the beginning
IS the property Of A. d. WithersPoon. Sale
III ''s- MARCUS ]. WRIGHT. Sheriff.
By Gro. R. PowEL. D, 5. l4z-lAs-l'i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-16

Ben Buffers DAUGHTER Q nice young
lady, was married lately Ben got up a
magnificent wedding. The milliners
and dress-makers Of the United States
were not good enough to furnish the
dresses. They we're all made in France
and Germany. There we're two dozen
robes de unit; two dozen sets under
clothing, with rich embroideries and
fancy work dozen cambric combing
Jackets ! i've dozen eambrio skirts and
walking dresses, parlor dresses, jackets,
hats, CATERS, gloves, in immense auanti-
ties, trimmed with the richest and finest
ssbries known TO the-world Then there
we're diamonds, pearls and precious
stones. that made the young lady sparkle
like an electric machine. Considering
all the circumstances, Butler does not
display good taste in making such a
magnifcient shoW fhis wealth. Before
the war he was about as poor as the
ordinary run Of country lawyers, aud
didn't pay ono Of tih5 merchants a little
bill Of two OF three hundred dollars,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-16

The train leaving Memphis at 1 Is IN. runs
daily. The am. train does not run on Sun
day. Both trains run through to Louisville
without changes. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the LIS pm. train from Memphis
through cars to Philadelphia. Cleveland, Buff
falo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
staterooms, in through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket Office, 237122 Main street.
j, +. BOYD. Superintendent,
JAS. SPEED. Ticket Agent. 9-62-t