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.HE YOUNG ladies INSTITUTE
WHEELING, W. VA,

- H srNFi 81 5f.I| ''| "iI '.. Hul'uys
WHEELING. w. YA,G
dato MOundsyillc FcmalLo. Fen Sen Seminary II
PESE Pr. " " sHT49GS ,tI;D1,y HUTenlss' Principals.
Mss i. /. BoTE1T, Vice Prlnsipallclls sW
Miss KATE s. MONTAGUE, Principal Prepara'
tory Department 1u' 'i-n Ni# f1f1 tfFEf'
MRS. MARY JACKSON, OF Weston, MAtE0l.
,. Assisted by full Corps OF ProtOs'orS and
Spring Tpm opens APRn6th; closes jun SOth.
ttis.tl' -a DEsIGN. - HH1,il - i.r
Tho design OF tho Institution 10 10 furnish u
thorough and systematic course Of instruction
for young ladies' upon the plan Of University In.
str1ctiOn, each department Of learning being
complete within ITSELF thus enabling 4 yonng
being restricted 70 any fixed routine Of classes,
requiring certain number Of years to 'dnIBh;
but, in opposition TO this, young ladies' who have
advanced further In A0n1e studies than Others,
can have tho benefit Of their former requirements
more schools perhaps, in tho course Of onO year,
Nitcr which time, they may bring up, with greater
rapidlty aud success, other studies.
G1 rHN MUSIC. Ii'.ar Y Hti
Young ladies who hAyO acquired considerable
proficiency upon the piano, and who may wish 70
prosecute tho stadyBtil further, can DO furnished
WITH lUNhuEhkob lQE ulhltGtlnB LlIN AlAuunldubs
Mrs. IlntehlnS will give her personal attention
TO this department. iIJ1s III 'snuly ~!
Other schools embrace thorough Instruction In
tho following directions, Wig: 1i"ti
!NdthematleS, HlStory, BSiiCS,LGtktfB, Natural
HiStoFT, PhyHe1f Science, ChFlStidH ScttHoS, An.
cieRt and Modern LGHgll8ges and FtHS Arts
The Academic Degrees. arc conferred by State
authority, and are a. follows namely: @
NlErEss Of Bi1gitGh LtttTdttT6 -TffCO ysatS
course. .-..,.l ia rts...0 -,
TlGPrts Qr Afts-FCur years eoutAe
AHStrGES 0f WuFle-Two 70 three years: iy',
ExPENsEs-BoARDNa DEPARTMENT. ,p,,.-t
BoarderS, two In room, including all OK.
pGn1Os oiwaShings fuel, lights, Gymnastics, -'"'
Pcnmenshlp, English, Latin, and French
Schools, per year, Observation-Disclosures 400
DoArderS, four In q room, including n above,
per year. .....s........ SOg
PHElOF B0aFdofS, two In q room, pupil taking
but ono or two studies, per year. ,L,......: 400
PAFlor BoardCrA with null advantage Of 1nBtl.
tuition, and with tho privilege Of hrOU
music lesR0pE per week and thrce to hve,
hours practice per day. per year. .......... 500
Tuition for Day Pupils, 2, :, 10, II, u aud II
dollars per quarter. according to grade.
Rooms for tho occupation OF b0ardet1 arc OF
two ClaAsGs, viz: 1st. Single, rooms to DO 0ecus
pied by two pupils 3D. Double rooms. consisting
Of Parlor and Bedroom, for either two or four
pupils.
TIE PRINCIPAL, At M0undAyillC, WA, OF
REV. G. @! CURR1BOr Miss II. L. BoNHAM. Of
Wheeling. sr i.uHf ..I mAE8MhSdtsW
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"
Hon: J. 7. nOKE, President beard ler Regent,
@. G! STuROIs, StcT6tGy Board Or Rt0AntS.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. Pteident,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy,
rs. LYON, A. N, YIo6 F+ESLdfHt Il
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal OI
Preparatory Department. IL 'lt
--p g., G. STEVENS, A. Me- .,,f.
Professor Of Astronomy and Phybics.
spu. H.H. PIERCE, AM i III
o,,,o. or CSRG; y; u y; AZ y w,,,,v .s,.,
J.. J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. D. w.
Professor OF Chemistry aud Natural History
F. W. WOOD, A. NJ, PhID.,
Professor OF Ancient and Modern Languages,
o. W. MILLER, "A. n, Nt.'G'
Assistant In Preparatory Department,
D. B. PURINToN, Tutor
GEO. N. HAGANS, ESQ,
Superintendent Of Grpnuds and BulldlngS
HUGH W. BROCK, N. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
HoN. JOHN A. DILLE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law,
FAL1 TERx begiuS fst Tuesday In September
WINTRR TERN e 1St Monday 10 December.
sPRtN0 TERM 81 Tuesday IN March,
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday in June.
TUrTrox-Preparatory, IS per Term Of iS wcelS.
unlyersIty, % per Term Of Is weeks,
BoARDNG-Not to exceed q per week.
tNf-Send stamp for Catalogue. lt'
MorgantOwn, VIVA. .ta Bcp4-sAt
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New York Dry Goods Market.

7 N = : ITNT INV York, March II,
Tho market is much moro active for ali clGASOS
OF goods today and shows considerably more
Steadlness, indicating a II prices Of most Of fab
RIGS had nearly touched low water mark. Allan.
tic A shectlngs steady ut l5Kc; Clarks 16c; Mo-
Maddox % at S9Kc; do. 1O4 at 87Hc; do. IK al
exc. AmOSkeg A bleAchCd musllnS 1Bc; BAllOu
q Son 14Hc; Booth @ 13Hc: Constitutional t0Hc;
Dwight cambria SOC; ManYille 1O0s 20e; printed
delalnes 17c; Spaguc's prints 100 0I0Xc ;Wamsutta
BK6RTc: Lodi bkc- fl' Ti'F. N ''H
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Billiard Match in Omaha.

n''''" ''''''.' '',.f OMAHA, March II.
Rudolphc and Derry, who played the
billiard match at San Francisco played
match hero tonight Of l 500 points, Tor
5000. TICgame was won by Rudolphe,
whose greatest run was 3l2. Derry's
greatest run was LA. Rpdolphe's average
was 32a46. RudoIphc 1900; Derry $40.
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TuR Legislature Of ouradjoinipgIsistCr
State OHIO Is about TO increase the lc'
gal ralc ofinterest to ten per cchtum per
annum. The effect Of fsuch legislation will
bc,mGst disastrous to tlie' business and fl.
nancial interest Of this Commonwealth, as
capital side by side with labor seclssitllC
location whersit earpsS tho most Eqegg
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Baltimore Market.
BALrrAoRH, March 10,

FLouR-Dull and unchanged. .u,4pi4H
GRAN-Wheat-Qniet PennSylraniR red At
$l2t@1 %; prime to ehOIco Maryland al q $50
.. Corn-Quict; white at 9Oa9ac; yellow at Ssc.
OAts-69 -ra ~ st- I'D EtyuUi- srt
Provisions Pork-QulCt at $97 Bacon
-QuiOt; rib sides lSc; clear NdSS lGC; shoulders
&c; bans 1gc, ,,r,r ,, H.
LARD-Qulct At 160l6c. i'.
WHIsKY-In better feeling at SIC. !|
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JoIX CARLR an old and respected citizen
OF wABburg dicd on Thursday morning
rather suddenly. He was quito on old
mar, and one ot'our Oldest and formerly
most prominent business men ofthe place.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


SuccEsSFUI4-Ou readers will rcmcnl.
bCr that sometime last year company
was formed in this city for the purpose of
building. furnace, nail EmtlIl &C., a,ieT
miles below Stcubenvillc. "A site was
purchased on or near Mingo Greek, and
operations commenced Of opseit9 reach
the superior coal for manufacturing pur-
poses known to DO two or three hundred
feet beneath the surface. The work fas
been prosecuted vigorously, and ThurdAy
night the "black diamonds" were reached
at the depth pfttvo hundred and thirty
feet. Several Of tho parties interested In
tho enterprise went up from this city,
yesterday. We wetp told that tic com
pany would proceed forthwith to carry
out the object Of iIs Organization,
CmLDRESs' HoME-ThC lady mana
gers Of tho Childrcns' Home, whose cleo
tion We noticed in Thursday mornings
paper, held their first meeting, yesterday
afternoon, in the rooms Of tho Young
Mems Christian Association. Tho princl.
pal business transacted was. tho election
Of officers and appointment of commit
tees for the ensuing six months Tho fol-
lowing were chosen: President, Mrs, L. A.
Hagans; TIeO. Pncadtnt, .AIrs. J. N. Vance;
7ysdSNrer, Ms. ". II. Butler; Recording
Secretary, Miss Maggie 0tt Corresponding
Seeptory, Miss Amelia; Nelson; lPurahas.
ing GnwtEee:M Robert Morrison, Mrs,
D. G. List and, AIrs. j. R. Greer C0mmtttes
on Admission: Mrs. s. B. Barnitz, Mira. ]:
r. Dirkey and Mrs, n. Z, Todd, I" s,.g.55 g. 8
Another meeting orthO lady managers
will bc held Monday afternoon at 8
O'clock, at the place aboyc mentinncd.
PERsoNA1A-Rev. DR. Westwood, who
has been appointed to the Fourth Street
NJ E. Church Of this city, IS thus kindly
spoken Of by tho York Pa) Republican: :
lGOh last, Sunday evening, Rev. DIR.
WestwoOd preached his farewell sermon
"A Pastor Of the Methodist Church, on the
Conner 0r Philadelphia and Beaver streets,
he having been appointed Pastor OF the
Fonrth Street Methodist Church at Wheel.
Ind, ". Va, The building was crowded
10 its utmost capacity. In'alluding to his
departure, Dr.iWestwood expressed lts
thanks not only 70 the official and 9th
ar. members OF his congregation for
their many evidences Of attach.
nlent to him, but also 10 the largo number
Of people in ihia community from whom
no received kind attention. To persons
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
M. tLL., -lulM NrR YnRH. March IL

4NSNNh - NtN= N3~S&SS "~-@S' =
oisfI" lvIhl NEw YoRK, March 1s.
The Directors Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road Company hAvO been In session here for two
days andh Ave awarded contracts iorthc eonStEuo'
tI6n OF tho heavy and difficult portions Of the
road, The accepted contractors arc mon OF wide
experience III rallroGd building aud within thirty
dAya Will have 1000 10 5000 men at wor X. The
bids were from 20 TO % per cent below. tho Chief
RnRtneer's estimates The bonds Of tho compa'
M arc being steadily absorbed BY inVeatorH.
Wall stFBGt was treated 70 tho usual batch Of
Warrington financial kilograms this afternoon,
but the effect wsa Yery. Gllght First came the
announcement that the friends Of the funding bill
Wef0 pressing the Banking and Currency Commit,
tGc 10 report bill covering all the ground Of tho
original funding bill, and that Nj. Boutwell, was
ureinh this measure With fair prospect Of sue.
cGSs, Later tho tort Of Mr.. Summer amendment
to hia own specie blu, providing for the redRmp
ton Of fractional currency, was given 10 the pub
lie. Speculation was very tame In the different
dRpaFtmQntg Of Wall street this afternoon. s'ss
kilograms ifom the Weat state that tho Wis.
consin Legislature had passed tho bill allowing
al aIIroAd corporations In tho State to classify
directors and that tho Governor bad signed Il !.
MmIEY-6G8pcr cent on call, with exceptions
at 4 per cent,
GOLD-Qutet; opened At 1iak clOACd steady al
1I9h; carrying BlCs A6B per cent. CleAEAncos,
SS.0OO, 900 representing yesterdays business,
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Duu and lower; closed
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o,senlng's Mills, at Blnghampton, N.
Y, were burned Thursday night Loss
S95 600 to $4,000. Insured, I-
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BT0GKR-LhWeB and qlIIi Jl0 OuIy HCIlYu MlF-
bllt'S, The market closed unsettled and very
little above the lowest point Of the day.
Western Union Telegraph, 39S; Adams EH
prCsS, Of; Wells, Fargo d Co., 20, American,
$SX: United States, 4SS; Pacific Mall, SSR; New
iIudsoa, Scrip, 9S$; Reading p55S; Michigan
Central Il9; Lake Shore, S5&; IllInOlI Central,
IS0; Pittsburgh, 97X; NorthwCBtecnt T0H; do.
preferred, 8Q; Rock Island, I1s{; St Paul, bSf;
do. preferred, T9H; Wabash 46;sdo fpfetGEr6d u;
Fort Wayne, 0SX; Tete HAutc, 90; Chicago &
AltoIh iii; Ohio q SViSslppl, SsG( Now Jersey
Central i09; Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati
Il; Cleveland, Columbus d Indiana CCRtral. 1S.
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The following private circular Is printed
in the New York HGral: n...r
NpIv ynpu, NTorcL IA 1871
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EDUCATIONAL.

WEsT VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY,
Hon. J. T. HOKE, President hoard lof Rs0GptI.
@. G: STuROIs, SecTttny Board 9f Regents.
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nov 10 Reduce CorpuIcucy

A diet composed largely or wholly of
lean meats will undoubtedly strongly
tend 10 reduce fatness, as will also tho
taking of large quantities of vinegar;
but there IS better way-one which will
accomplish the same result, and leave
the system in a healthier condition after.
ward. The diet should consist largely 81
acid and sub-acid fruits, and such yeeo.
tables as beans, peas. tomatoes, cabbaee
spinach and asparagus. Very -itile
bread should be eaten, unless it's mainly
composed Of wheat bran. IL the patient
is accustomed to the use OF meat he
may cat moderately OF lean beef or NUT
ton and the least oily kinds Of ESh. Ia,
meats, butter, gravies, soups, sugar, milk,
the sweeter fruits, beets, turnips, pota-
toes, rice, and farinaceous food gen.
orally, should be avoided. Care mus
be taken not 10 over-eat. Two meals
per day is s.fhcient The patient
should take as much active. cut
door exercise daily as he can Gu
dnne, and, II possible, perspire freely.
IL he cannot exercise 20 as 70 perspire
freely every day. be shoald take Turkish
vap0r baths or packs - often rs he can
bear then. The Turkish bath. With a
vigorous shampoOing, Is Always 70 Be-
ureferred when attaiaable. He should
sleep npon q hard bed. In q vel VENT.
lated. cool room, and upon rising take q
cold towel bath. followed BY YigosOus
rubbing. VITA a coarse, dry Towel. of ths
whole surface q the body The rub-
hing should Be repeated upon retiring At
night. he should not sleep over seven
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

DYr VIRTUE OF A DECREE or TUE
- Chancery Court. sitting in and for the
ccuaty Of bowndes and state Of Mississippi.
made a. tho uiy term. A. ID. $50. thereof. the
the estate of Ran sorn Il Byrn, deceased. will
On thn Isth day Of December, 1870,
next. between the hours prescribed By lac. in
front % the court-house door Of the cosnty Of
Iunica, in said state Of Mississippi. Ki,oso
Tor fale Al public auction. TO the highest hid
der. for oDe-third cash. and the balance in
from date. the following Described re sst.is
located. lying and being in said county II
Iunica. ~ follows, to-wit; Fractional scction
l6. contssning so asres, fractional seciion IN.
s .sS,Ian ss ~ acre soSth hall Of isetlSas
- And III, ard rad bali Of section n tgesf
bait and southeast quarter section Ply. frae-
tional - eth half section g /: sections . ana
1kigq section q. s1atReass quarter section /,
eofthe@.t Quarter sectop = south fractiohai
halt % ression D, wet half Of section 50: ali
southTs * sasfssf see,ics en- ,,sIEs Z
east Gus Tter. east half Of sontheast ootras-
and sou hSest quarter Of Southeast quartey n
section Eeft halt section 3. s5uthEest guar,
2. south vest quarter III Eection id wsst ~ "a
section rse.st half q ssstion II .AiI q SEE
%. sou beast gnartef oF section 4 es,t Ill
ana SOC gnveH qpafter pf sestisn q All Of
81 sseiisin z. Al 81 sssiiss s. ssuik Raif
qf seetitn y. nortbsast quarter ef ssstion Z.
soat1es q gnnftef % tectioa ~ SsetIsits 81
"a AZ I ~ Y sssr,Aig nag !, :. 81,
n ssdlioa IS. ieTssklb ). is =, :. B 49,
Z s1e : ADD 8 10 ssctisp 2. township =.
y y Sea IN Parcels nos 70 sxess1 oas hus-
Aanfr q botis hos q kshssnH bJls. dss'd.
"a fAkxMNpRlcK. qVs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07
Monday. the 18th Of December.
TAXES.
~ O Il {!
OFFioE ~ Crrr TAX coLLycrm
MFnPHis. Nov. IL, is7lk .

OfTicg W CRY TAX ColLgcrW n
L. .r.a MENRHis. Nov. u. ls5'h5 -
IN ALL CASES WHERE THE err, Z NE
1 came the purchaser OF lgopcfty ~. che tar
ale recon tly " ade. the owner Of thu " ropefly
are hereby given the privilege Of re- leeming
the saue NJ 10 the drst % Janus ~. 1871, By
paving the amount Of the taxes az cDsls.
Amer the First dry Of January. y H. he Prop
efty ea1not be Tpdecgnsd except ~ n ying the
faxes, costs. and Fifty per ent, interest
thereon, - provided in Sedih On ~ % the
kmspssd chsgg'sr. Passed on ths % st dag Of
And Seiiee is also given tho a Ia siIcases 10
Which the city has purchased praper ~ for the
nsu-payrasnt Of tsxes fhcli ldihr a. we'll al
purc sses made AZ falef I'M reVidus years A.
IN Ne made IL the present y az, and where The
pr5pertT bas ma bpePfsdes aaea. DE city wiz
10 Inedihteiy amer the hn / day Of January.
ISL. vrooeed 70 hls hills Ia ehancery for the
gaFpesss Of syistins the a lsithas acquired By
; u % Tie Art asy of = January. IssIs say Of
deemed y TsSiss the isssni q ne axe.
z, y is:s: isssEs = ~ s. !.
Be sERvED. We WI promise that 20 oNn
'A.i' . s' Tkfn w. R issi SIEi e
49, .L..iltN lAkk2llfclof.. |
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A New YkAR's GIFT--A GOLDEN OPP
PoRTUyITf. = For every FIVE dollars
worth of dry goods purchased at our
house, up to December 81. 1870, we give
you ticket, which entities you to a
chance in TIE celebrated Wheeler d.
Wilson ISe'ving Machine, with beautiful
mahogany case-now on exhibition in
our window-which we will give away on
the evening of the 3lst Of December,
1870, selling Jou dry goods at the lowest
market prices. FRANK & SELIG,
Successors to II. Kraus q Co., 2lS
Main street. ees. Adams. CIT
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1 Hf I.N
McWadc is at indianapolis. p sJ
Edwin Adams is in Chicago.
John Owens is iu Cincinnati
Marietta Ravel is in Augusta, Ga.
McEvoy' Hibernicon is in Omaha.
i Fechter is playing Claude Melnotte"
in Boston.
Mrs. d. P. Bowers is in Hartford,
Connecticut. asfo9
Uncle Toms Cabin is raging in New
Haven.
Nilsson is in Philadelphia, and starts
West soon.
Mrs. James A. Oats opera company
is in Washington.
Little Nell is in Cleveland.
Annie Waite and W. Ii. Leakc are in
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick Murray closed
their engagement in Buffalo Saturday.
1t is rumored that Ben De Bar will
play Falstaff in New York next summer.
Mr.. Sothern is in the midst of highly
successful engagement at the Theater
Royal, Liverpool, England iai
The English copyright Of the song,
Home, Sweet Home" was lately sold
for e22OO
Pauline Markham is to be the leading
attraction in the new Black Crook at
Niblo's.
C, w. Couldock and daughter are play
ing in Helena, Montana, at ]. s. Lang
rishe's theater.
Found on the Doorsteps is the title Of
a play produced in New Orleans by the
Zavistowski Sisters
Maggie Mitchell opened in New Or
leans Monday evening. Lingard is in
the same city.
Mrs. Scott Siddons is playing
"Ophelia" in New York Nobody knows
when Jefferson will stop doing Rip"
at Booths theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams will
play series Of engagements in the New
cities, commencing on Deem
Der 26, at Hartford, Connecticut, in
Roberts opera house.
Teh managers Of several of the Lon
Ion theaters have been officially re-
Iuested not to allow the "Can-can to
,e danced on the boards of their estab-
ishments. .t i
Miss Charlotte Cushman, it is again
umored, will appear at Booth stheater,
'ew York, during the season as Meg
lerriles." The sea voyage has much
the ladys health.
Sallie Hinckley, George W. Thomp-
on, and thirty-fve Others" recently
Consolidated with the company at the
Alhambra theater, San Francisco, and
vent into the Wholesale production Of
iobertsons comedies. Ha
Mr.. Blackstone once told a good story
It his own expense at theatrical fund
Inner. He played one night at Dunn
ries, and was particularly pleased with
be effect his acting had on the audienceI
n the boxes. They laughed more heart
ly, applaudod more vociferousIy than .
he occupants of the gallery; and the |
comedian was so pleased that he men
toned it to the manager Yes" was
he reply, they did enjoy themselves !
amazingly. They are all mad folks. II
is the system of the asylum doctor here {
10 amuse his patients in every couceiv. .
able manner, and he took pretty nearly
all the seats in tho dress circle to.
night faI
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PuNrs at sI5 Second street

NEEcBi~7s desiring their cards ex-
tensively advertised can find no better
medium Tor this purpose than the The
airieal Bulletin. u viii contain the
the only programme used every
night in the theater, and viii be
circulated every morning in the reading
and sitting-rOoms Of the Overton, Pea
body, Commercial and worsham Hotels,
in the various billiard-rooms, saloons
restaurants. court-rooms, public halls. at
the different railroad depots. and in
every part Of the city. An edition Of
several hundred Is distributed every az
ternOOn on every steamboat Al the land
ing It viii be read By thousands Of
people every day. Otise. No. sl5 Asin
street 40f
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Attachment Ne:.ce.

Z. Neyberser A Bro,l ~ sl'oyHi sil or
~ vs..
y TO. Hoffman. y.sa9i snW e'aqm9i'
A TgACIIMENTs HAVING pEEN I6SU I'D
IA ~ me- In the abovc-entitled cause. on the
erpund that the defendant isoa honirssidtpt
q ths STATE Of Tennss.se % tsss TIE ordinary
hin. and ItheO came having boon 3 re-
tpined 81 tho proper oiacer. executed, ETC.,
tho defendant viii fakenotice III At sale cause
i set TOT trial on the 2stb day of December,
$50, Y ~ 10 o'clock y. "a before me- q
uessee. az my oeice In the city u Memphis,
when and whore he must Appoar ana defsnd
said suit, or the same will DO proceeded With
OK parte, and II 10 further ordered that this
notice be published snsss week ier four senr
paper published in de ely Of Men.phis; z, ag
8 So,.us.t % ,s,o.ods,A 4osk sjsss,ssIs..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07
The Weed Sewing Ma
chine, 263 Second st. [59-t

JUsr OPENED. Fifty dozen stamped
Boulevard skirts, at 75c, and Boulevard
skirts, at SOC. Novelties in cloaks,
shawls and sacques at the Southern Pal
ace, 1872 Main street. est
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MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE
Chanpe OF Tirne.

ChanRe OF Tine.
s,1N AND AFTER SUNDAY. nov, %. 1870.
u nnhl further notice. trains win ruA as
W. s,'xIaxs MliL-Leares daily a l2iS0
Z, ~. nag direct geaEsstion fes New Or
49,. ....' ~, Snre. szd al points South.
r,rs--. T1stxeS leaves daily At $50 pm.
melinr dire. cs'snfctioP for Cohfeyt1s.
Water Valley. Oxford. ed 81 Point north
Of drsnada on nisfisfiRls kensrnl Tsliroaa.
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choice varieties. r. Russet, Greening
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Winter, N.Y. Pippin's, Spitzenberg. etc.
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A TrAcHMENT HAVING BEEN ISSUED
stound that the defendant - . non resi- dent
81 the State "a Tennessee. 20 that the
ordinary, process of ilaw cannot be- served
upon him, and having been returned
81 the, proper sfiesrs sxecuteas e.c., the
entitled 7taase IL Jet for trial on the 18th day
Of lDocember. 1s70i Mt loJ slsek o IN. before
me. 4 Justice Of the Peace, for Shelby
cpants, at my oficsins thu rltn,bf Memphis.
n tbs case " IS proceeded with TX parte;
md il is further ordered that this notice shall
Be published once week for four consecutive
weeks In tie Public ledger. anewspaper pub
lished in the city Of Memphis, .4.,ys
November q. 1870. ~.T ~ n 76-s2-Ss-sl
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II you want good old Megtbben
whisky. &c Co 2zs Second street.

Te ADVERTISERS Baptist issues
1880 copies weekly, which Is several
thousand more than any paper issued
from this city. lis circulation is an
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
the very territory that trades with this
city. Business cards per SQUARE sl2 per
quarter, payable at the end Of the quar-
ter, il entered for six months. Office.
36l Main street. OF