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PRIMES. FIGS.


PRUNFS. FIGS.
DATES. RAISINs, PAPER SHELL ALMONDS,
and NUTS Of all kinds.
Several choice varieties, by TIE barrel OF bushel.
Several choice varieties, By the barrel or bushel
Particular attention given to this one article in
our Trade, and We are constantly supplied with a
choice article from New York STATE.
IL fact We give our special aDj divided attention
FAMILY TRADE.
And make it our whole study TO furn sh the VERY
BEST of everything in the way Of Family Supplies
By none and We guarantee to se as low as any other
honse in the city also to give the article, quality
and auantity as represented Please give single
trial at least.
ELPH0Nzo Y0UNGs & CO,
GrOcers,
s54 PENNSYLVANIA AvENCE,
ia2s-dtf CORNER FouR-ANp-A-HALF STREET
DOWN. WITH THE HIGH PRICES!
G. q. O'IIARE & SON,
GROCERs,
1913 SEVENTH STREET WEST.
BETWEEN M AND N.
CHOICE BUTTER:
BUTTER, AT OUR USUAL Low PRicEs.
SUGARS:
CRUSHED SEAkSNThATkP 1kNqs PTK pSfEb aEg POWDERED
"An c0fFEE SUGAR, Is CENTS
GOOD BROWN ~. Is, AND BEST IL CENTS
FLOUR:
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLOUR, es.sl PER
SUPERIOR 5 sGsS1HhES so FER S.kNHn. EMILY FLOUR
CHOICE sOGTHERN SUPER FLOUR, $3.50
PER BARREL.
TEAsl TEAsI
THE VERY BEST JAPAN TEA, sl.1o PER
ouEEN CHOP PPGTNP; GTTNNPp;ownrp TT,
EXTRA FINEST yong LAi CHOP ooLoNe
CHOICE IuprRIaI.Nn rrcrrsu ,nr
6Ib sIBIGTLf GGTkRHMExAA PERE ARTICLE GENUINE
CENTS PER POUND. ."
ROASTED Do, 40 CENTS.
SUPERIOR LIQUORS:
GENUINE OLD BAKER WHISKY.
OLD rSk BkASbfks SiH AM hSb MfSEsoe HfS BOTTLE.
RUTTERl BUTTERI
- Constantly Receiving,
PRIME N. Y. STATE BUTTER,
PRME ,aJGs EsaiS% %EsrERS ans smf Rsskases Also
AND CHoIoE ROLL BUTTER,
es and fSs BEo%s E Geduoed
1907 Pennsylvania avenue.
100 S,I PsIl. M OHIO APPLE
suitable Tor Grocers Jal9-tf
T ONDON BISCUITS,
IL Another importation Just opened,
consisting Of:
Eugenie,
Mao caroon,
Caskets,
Royal Dessert,
Wheaton, -
Lemon Nuts,
Edinburgh Albert Biscuit
"a. N. w. BURCHELL.
lal9 Under Ebbitt House. cor. llth and = ats
CH0ICE FAMILY FLOUR. $500;
BEST EXTRA do. $3.50;
Warranted to give satisfaction.
VkkY BEST OOLONG, ENGLISH BREAK.
FAST, AND JAPAN TEAS, Sl.25.
PER GALLON.
BROWN AND WHITE SUGARS SOLD As Low
AZ ANY ADVERTISED RATES.
@. W1T0EB,
FAMILY GROCER,
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UMBERi LUMBER II LUMBER m

I UMBERi LUMBER n LUMBER
Lumber, Hemlock Fencing, Cyprus Shinples Wh;te
Pine and spruce Pickets, Cedar Posts. Also
DRESSED LUMBER
Of all kinds on hand and for sale At lowesf ,,.-x.
rates by WlLLET REDGRAYE A0
Corner New York avenue and 9Th street
one square from Northern
ep ID Liberty Market
DEMOvAL.-DR, W. W. POTTER,s OFFICE
h will hereafter be at I'll g street northwestt
between 9TH and Sth streets. Residence as heret"s'
fore, 11O5 street. northwest. featf
" CURE for Nervous Debility, Seminai E1a;HS
Ions, cansed BY indiscretion, 6.norh9a. Cisass
scrofEla, skin Diseases. Syphilis in all its forms
BaIsana CeSairs and MercxYy Discarded.
Sold In Warrington, ID. c., by JOIN COucu
LIN, Druggist, corner and 9th st., and RIfSssr
LEXs l9{ Pa. ave. Priee % per box. jy6-Ivs
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AN ACT supplementary to an act entitled Gan
act for REMEMBERING the houses and buildings
i'm the city Of Washington" approved NOvem-
Der o. 1869.
Be IL enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the Cityof Wdshisgton, That
itshall not be lawful for any person or persons,
number for any dwelling house or houses in this
city, except the Corporation contractor, Samuel
Strong, or his agents.
SEC. 2. And be IL further enacted That any per-
son or persons violating this act shall be fined
twenty dollars for each and every offense; the
same to be collected as other fines are collected.
SEC. 3. And be IL further enacted, That all acts
inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Approved, January 1870.
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ELPH0NZo YoUNGs & CO,
GrOcers,
354 PENNSYLVANIA AyENCE,
ja2S-dtf CORNER FouR-ANp-A-HALF STREET.

DOWN. WITH THE HIGH PRICES
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SYRUPS,

SYRUPS.
STEWART'S SILVER and WHITE DRIPS, and
other brands, which can only be appreciated BY
amining price, quality and flavor.
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Particular attention given to this one article /
our Trade, and We constantly supplied with
choice article from New York STATE.
IL fact We give special aIi und; yided attentio
TO the
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MOL.ASSES

MOLASSES.
A genuine article Of choice NEW ORLEANS al
way hand; also other lower grades; prices lOw
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TEAS.
GUNPOwpER, JAPAN, OoL0NG, IMPERIAL.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, &C,
All grades and prices, guaranteed As Low as any
house in the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-10
PI0NEER LAUNDRY,

j. F. HALL, @. D. HALL, G. W. HALL.
Proprietors.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND RRLlABLA
J. Laundry IL prepared to turn out any quaint
~ of Renovated and Clean Linen, without BE-.
Ing damaged by manipulation or BY chemical
Packages punctually called for and returned.
Offices at International Hotel, Tahoe Houte
and Wallacc's Fruit Store, South g street, Vlr-
Qnia; and ut Charles Brodhnn's, opposite the
EEwt oticc. and yesey's Hotel, Main street,
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-10

MANY other sewing machines have
had a short-lived reputation, but for
fifteen years the Grover q Baker has
gradually and surely outstripped them
all
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-10
CORPORATION NOTICE.
%ORDINANCK NO. 81.

u. go - HL.I. L|.N
An Ordinanco Preyiatns fsr the
Arrest OF Certain Estray Aa.neIs
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIE
Town OF Gold HUI do ordain as follows:
SECTION /. Tho Marshal, and all Policemen
under his direction, shall arrest and take Into
CUSTODY all goats found vugrant within the In.
corporate limits of tho town 81. Gold Hill, and
confine them In some secure place TO Do pro
yided by him at the cost OF the town. Tney
shall commit them to tho custody Of the Marshal
or any Policeman Of the town Of Gold Hill.
SEC, 9, Tho Marshal shall keep o true and
faithful record OF the number and description Of
all goats taken or brought into his custody. ana
the date and manner Of their disposal; ana ne
trance Of tho yard, barn, stable, or place where
the said goats are secured, as provided In Bee
ton / Of this Ordinance, q list Of all such goats
therein detained.
SEC. 8. All such goats taken into custody IN.
der tho provisions Of this Ordinance, II not re-
claimed within Ave days thereafter, shall be I'D
vertlsed In o newspaper published In the town
Of Gold Hill, for two days, and amer such adver.
tisementT the Marshal may cell or destroy, II
found worthless, all iuch goats not reclaimed.
SEC. q. The Marshal shall provide necessary
tody. The owner OF any such goat or goats
taken up and kept In custody by the Marshal.
may at any time, before the sale or other dispo-
sition thereof, redeem the same, by paying to the
Marshal his proper fees and charges for keeping.
together with the costs Of advertising as herein
provided. II not go redeemed the Marshal may
sell and dispose OF such goat or goats,aftcr I'D.
yertisemcni, and out OF the proceeds from eueh
sale, after payment OF the costs OF advertising,
retain tho fees apdz charges herein authorized.
and pay :hc balance remaining In his hands Into
the town treasury, for the use OF the owners Of
raid goats, II claimed within three months.
SEC. o. The charges upon euch goats shall bo
Keeping, and one dollar aud hfty cents for Al.
resting and driving.
be In force from and after the 18th day Of March,
WIN. D. C. GIBSON,
President Board OF Trustees.
VIZ. HI DoASE. Clerk.
Gold Hill, Marchs, 1910. mhs-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Inahn RninI aen.on.


When the earth . saturated with moisture. and
the air Is urchsrged~ with unwholesouie exhsistions,
tho vital forces OF the body are less active than In
clear weather, and the spirits correspondincly de-
pressed. Il Il under such circumstances that the
lnvisorating: %yivifying and cnscring pnopsrtiss o.
especially manifest. Half . wineslassfun. taken
three ime q day. will so tone and strengthen the
objective organs and the nervous system, mat nell
ther tho miasina arising from the wet soil. nor the
gloom u a sunless sky. viii produce the usual effect
upon the health and spirits. Persons who are pc
culiarly sentative TO external changes, viii md tbs
agreeable tonic the best means OF steclng their ays.
tens against vlcissitudes OF temperature. What
me poet. Cowper, said OF tea. applies with teii-fod
mrs 10 this ine.timable nervlne stomachlc. 1T
cheers, but no; inebristes.". This, however. Is oaly
one on ia merits. Il literally revolutlonizes the con-
Sition on the feeble, deoilltatcd and desponding-
healthful activity TO the secretive organs,
regulating the bowels, aud giving q new AMI perma-
nsnt Impulse to the cfete and torpid animal ma
ehinery. The mind. sympathirlng wlththe refreshed
and Inyigorstcd body. RECEIVERS It's elasticity, and
NE takes a brighter aspect under the elects OF tnis
harmless vegetable exhilarant.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Arrivals.
nv 49, y,poo i'm 20

Arrivals
BIT WELLS, rARoo AND co.'s LryB.
Mr. Marshall and wife, Mr. Hancock and
wife, Mr. Hoole, Mr. Coleman, 8 Warner yR
Garniss, Mrs Walters, L Castine. -Jno Crow
and wife, Mr. Stafford, N Freeman, Prank
Lunder, Mr. Waldron, Miss MeCarty, Mrs
Cody, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Emerson, Joe Murphy
and wife, J Baehler. A Briee, Mr. Ely, Mr.
crapeau and lady, s Stoddard.
BIT WOODRUFF n sNNoR's LINE.
Mr. Smith, L W Knox, J Leversee, Luther
Davis, Jno Whalen, Mrs Picalda, NJ Elton, L
Spovieta. Mr. Waugh. Jno Bearn, Mrs Bearn,
Master Davis
Departures.
BIT WELLS, YAReo n co.'s LINE.
Geo B Crandall. Jr.. P Flanagan. Geo T
Evans and child, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Hyman. g
D Gray, Mr. Craighesd, Mr. Kelly. John T H
Miller, Mr. AREN'T, Mr. Rome, 10 Bishle, Mrs
Schultz, Jno Kelly, Jno Kicker, Mr. King, A
C Scott, Mr. Coleman, Mrs Healey, Mile
Bonfanti and sister. Mad Marzetti, Mile Leh-
man, Mons Novissimo. l.
b WOODRUFF AND ESNoR's LINE.
Rev c Anderson, s Breier. r Blight, Sam
Policy, VIM Levnett, Horace Green, Frank
Klucker, Geo Warmell.
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THE NEW TYPE

~ WHICH THE NEWS IS PRINTED Is
u our BREWER No. ~" or improved broad
Ace, OF which we are casting q series from
Agate 10 Bourgeois, and to which we desire to
call tho attention Of printers and publishers.
F5d HAGAR q CO.,
Type Founders, SO Clay street, San Fran
elseo. Cal. Fah
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IltstIlN. NllIlNi ~ NNS
kinggymnast, Tommy Farron, Sprigg:s,
I.eaviit, COPYRIGHT, Cotton, Lizzie
Hudson. Fannie Palmer, Carrie Arm
strong. Flora May, Hattie Forest, Ida
Sinclair and others, are all there and
will appear in their various parts and
s~pecialities. Just drop In at the Al
hambra and see,
\ SERIOUS AccIpESr.-About noon
to-day u miner named Amos Merrett
fell down Il shute in the south Yellow
Jacket, 4 distance Of GO feet, and was
quite seriously injured, but not fatally.
Ills fellow miners brought him to the
surface aud carried him to his home,
on Pioneer street, where Drs. Zabrislie
and Hall attended and rendered him
all the assistance possible to alleviate
his sutferings. His left arm, near the
wrist, was found to be broken, and his
forehead. above the left eye, and his
nose we're severely bruised. He no
Ioubt also sustained considerable in
ternal injury, q man could not well
fall such a distance without being ON
siderahly Jared internally. His med
zeal attendance, however, 10 excellent,
and he may recover.
GOLD HILL THEATER.-Professor IL.
Davis, the Wizard of the World, Will
c;ve lectures and Illustrations In the
Great mystic art Of legerdemain, highly
entertaining and Instructive az .ne
above theater, on Friday and SATURDAY
evenings, March 18th and l2th. oia
and young are invited. Price Of ao-
mission so cents.
DIVIDEND DEcLAEED.-The virginia
and Gold Hill Water Company have
declared a dividend OF one-han OF que
per cent. for the month OF FEBRUARY,
PAYABLE Immediately. ut the ONCE %
The company at Virginia. n AZ Tue
Bank Of California, San Francisco
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-10
Bring it Back!

r Asst DECEMBER, A FEW DAYS AFTER
4 the first earthquake shock in God Hin,
SOMEBODY borrowed . copy Of the "Aneri-
can CyclopedIa" rum the NKws once, and mp
TO this date has failed TO return It. II was the
volume containing Q history OF earthquakes.
II the Aforesaid borrower docs not return II, we
rhail publirh his name. fThis Advertisement 10
ordered in the News until he returns the book.)
PROPRIETOR OF THE NRWB. !,
Gold Hill, March sth, 1870. mhSuM
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TYPE, METAL 81 :; !; :g 3; : s:! ssA.;
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Ion, L. Moo..-An the old residents OF this

Joux l.. MooRx.-An the old residents OF this
section know John L. Moore. OF Virginia City. and
tho few new ones who don't happen, q. should make
hs acquaintance as soon a. possible. especially u
they want ANYTHING In the furniture or bedding line.
In onr .,iyertislng columns may be seen an ar
ticls setting forth that our friend Moore has for sale
al his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Bedding
AN inimense stock In that line. from . doubli bsi-
stead to a Tin dippcr. Including carpets, mirrors.
stoves, crockery, tinware, lamps, table cutlery. ETC.,
in short, everything necessary, except a vile. 10 8"
70 housekeeping with. Call and let him show you
through his estaolAhmcnt, nnt-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-10
The Necessity Of n Walt Overcome.
10

Patients residing In any part Of the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
TO submit q written statement Of such In prefer
encc to holding q personal interview. are assured
that their communications will DO held most
sacred. and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to the zorro
sponding physician, thus:
BENZ. +. JOSSELYN, N. D.,
[Box 1851 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and Kcsrny,
dcC-C9.1yis snn Francisco, Cal.
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"Go Thou AND Do LIxEw1sE."-
Lieutenant Governor Slingerland re-
ceived yesterday the following note,
which explains itself:
VIRGINIA., New, March 9Th. 1870.
Lieutenant Governor Slingerland-My Dear
Sir: An article in the GoLp HILL News
called my attention to the fact that the State
Prison has no library for the use Of its in.
mates. I send you BY express to-day a box
containing iity volumes Of bound books, and
a quantity OF magazines. reviews, etc, which
you will please accept a. = beginning Of q
library for the Prison, from st. Pauls Church,
Virginia City. Very truly yours.
O.W. WHITAKER.
Here, now. Is q practical example Of
true Christian charity, that altogether
too great rarity in this sadly theoret-
zeal world-an example well worthy
of imitation by all the churces of the
State. True religion and true charity
60 hand in hand, and right well pleased
are we to chronicle all such meritori-
Gus acts as this, In which st. Paul's
Church has taken the initiative. There
Is precious little Christian charity or
sensible consistency in sending money,
tracts, or missionaries abroad to con
vert the Chinese, and then stoning or
trampling upon those same "pOor
heatheus" when they come among us,
deluded by those very acts into the be-
lief that we are really solicitous for
their spiritual or temporal welfare.
But, never mind about heather out
siders while so many Of our own peo-
pie really require Outstanding efforts
and good moral influence. Let all
would-be humanitarian Abou Ben
Adhems In our midst, DESTROYS of prov
ing how much they "love their fellow
man." look about home and never
abroad, while they can find so many
erring brothers strayed and straying
from the ways of rectitude. We shall
be right pleased to record further ac-
cessionS and contributions to that: lnuch
needed State Prison library.
TAXES THE WAR PArH.-Professor
Bird, the well known colored barber
at Virginia, feels gratifed at the ap-
preciativeness Of the Elko Independent
IA auNocatiIs, on ne p 'aIS
Democracy, the honllh4lion vi hlinsel.
political campaign. He informs us
that as soon as the adoption Of the
Fifteenth Amendment Is officially
announced he shall proceed to canvass
Elko County. He has always been
very successful in renovating or color
ing the human hair, and If he Is only
as Successful In educating the Democ-
racy of Elko up to his standard of
color and intelligence, he will prove q
beneficial renovator In more senses
than n C
TIE GREATEST Snow STORM OF II
WrSrER.-our weatherwise brother
Daniel, in the Enterprise TINS morning.
prognosticatingly saith: "The wealth
er Is still unsettled, but it Is not likely
to turn out very stormy. 1t was
showing furiously by the time his item
saw daylight, and still continues turn
ing out the heaviest and worst snow
storm of the season, with a good
prospec. = me- n Snow ;s sew
srai inches deem already and sleighs
ire dasb;no merriIy about the streets,
in ali directions. Now, Just predict
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Marriage 10 Hs.srabie.

Essays for Young Men, on the honors.
,,.,.ur.. and advantaSe, Of a happy Mar
psss a. eentrasted with q Single Life. aud
he fearful Evils Of Cellhaey. IN modern time.
SacIaSon Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. fs2 3m
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"Go Thou AND Do LIxEw1sE."-
Lieutenant Governor Slingerland re-
ceived yesterday the following note,
which explains itself:
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VIRGINIA., New. March 9Th. 1870.
Lieutenant Governor Slingerland-My Dear
Sir: An article in the GoLp HILL News
containing fny volumes Of bound books, and
a quantity Of magazines. reviews, etc., which
you will please accept a. = beginning Of q
library for the Prison, from 81. Paul's Church,
Virginia City. Very truly yours.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-23
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, February PA commune
cation from Senator Johnston was read
in the Legislature to-day, stating that
Virginias share of the public lands
granted for the Agricultural College
amounted TO three hundred thousand
acres, etc.
A motion to reconsider the resolution
adopted last week that DO person inell'
gible under the Fourteenth Amendment
shall be elected to Office, failed in ths
Eouse to-day. In erroneous impres
sion that Governor Walkers message
suggested the election of any ineligible
person was cansrd.
The Legislature adjourned to-day, II
honor of the dsy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-23
The wh.Ier and ais Ann Jones.

A Nantucket correspondent gives an
entertaining Illustration of the gradual
progress Of opinion 10 this snecdoie of
a shipmste who accompanied him on one
Of his early whaling voyages:
Stiles was a simple-hesrted, transps-
rent young fellow; aud, when we sailed,
bad been paying attention " for some
time to a young lady, who, be had reason
10 think, did NOT fully reciprocste his ar
dent feelings At al events, the parting
on her side was not so sffsctionate as be
could wish, and he was impressed With
the belief that she only kept him as .
stand. BY ia defsnltof a better offer.
81 don't believe, Stiles would say,
with despouden, shake Of the head, L
don't believe Ann Joues'll have me, any
how"
When We had been ont few months,
and had met with fair success, Stiles tone
vss modified. The burden Of bis mono
Iogue changed 70, swell, don't know
bat what Ann Jones u have me, after ell.
With a thousand barrels Of oil under
hatches, he became still more ho2eful
"Chance is pretty good for Ann Jones,
be would say; pretty good nov.
At fifteen hundred barrels be had as
suued a self-satisfed manner, and soul
cquized: guess there's 10 danger bu
what Am Jones'll have me now."
At two thousand barrels = " AM
/ Joues'll be glad enough 10 get me now,
know"
ben We cut the last whale that was q
Gil the vessels hold and squared away 70
home, Stiles threw his hat in the air viii
Wild Iudian yell OF triumph-~Tl b
id If III haze Ana Jones, anQhosD .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-23
" TELE RAP Il
mrDSrsHT DISPATCHES.
INDIANA.

IvprAvApoLIs, February % The Re-
publican State Convention met here this
afternoon. General Thomas M. Brown,
of Randolph county, was made perma-
neut Chairman, with one Vice President
from each Congressional district, and the
Rev. W. T. Malone (negro), Of New
Albany. as Vice President from the State
at large, who was conducted to the plat
form amid the most deafening cheers.
There are two negro delegates from
Wayne county, and three from Floyd.
The Convention is largely attended,
every county 10 the State being fully re-
presented.
The present State officers we're re-
nominated, with the exception OF the
Treasurer of the State, one OF the Su-
preme Judges and the Attorney General.
General Robert A. Murray, of Carroll
county, was nominated for State Trea-
surer, Nelson Fusler, of Fsyette county,
for Attorney General, aud A. l.. o.
burne, Of Lsporte, for Supreme Judge,
in place of Judge FREEZER, who declined
being renominated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-23
THE PUBLIC LEDGER.
New and Beautiful Dress on the LIST
of March.
Pnblic weekly Ledger March sth

The material for the LEDaER's new
dress, selected by the proprietor at the
celebrated Franklin Type Founsery' CiH-
cinuaii, has already arrived, and the pro-
nosed change will be made the lst Of
March. The LEDGER will thereafter
challenge every competitor in point of
mechanical execution and appearance.
No money or pains has been spared, or
will be, to make the LrDeER worthy OF
the liberal and increasing support which
Il has, and is receiving, at the hands Of
an intelligent aud Discriminating public
EditorialIy, it will coptiuue to defend the
right end boldly expose error wherever
fouud, from SO advanced Democratic
standpoint. The LEDGER will continue
to be awhile mans newspaper. bot will
give ell sides, creeds aud colors justice.
Oar news colnmns will contain critical
epi,ome of aAlhs leading events Of the
day. The literary department will be
conducted with special view to meet the
wants and tactics Of the family circle, IS
well IS the general reader. The local
river. foancial and commercial depart
ments will be vigorously sustained By
competent hands. If the LEDGER hal
been worthy of success heretofore, it viii
strive 10 be still more so in the future
and starts forward in q new career will
increased facilities aud bright hopes o
long continued usefulness aud pros
psriiy.
It tff5rds Us much pleasure to Asced
TO The wishes Of our friends ia varisu
p.ris Of Tennessee, Arkansas. MissiI
,irpi. and other States, in starting
WsrKLr PUBLIC LEDGER, which will az
pear on the sih of March. The weekl
shall BE- cur special pride. 1t will b
printed o. the best book paper, manufs'
tured expressly TO our order, vithoI
limi, ss to cost or weight. Every d.
psr,ment viii be coBpleie. The leadin
es;;:,.-.::.--ss-. s->.. .he daily, the locals an
news condensed, and ca .-ful report
The markets viii appear ia the vsekll
The publisher is determined tha, il sha
be second 70 no jo=rssl - -; 40 S0=.==:.TJ I
l afamilT paper, and to place ], within u
,eech OF eli classes the price has been pl