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GrbIe II oiit,s.

PMBkIC NOTICE II mERgny t,s GI y
HsAT sn,iycd% A ks. su!sSTiTs i. sca;SractiSa
Ssw yorF. passes ipS :, sio sSsyx .sli * pSSlie
:.6s,S SaMGSdas jSiy isIS a, ,a;%sc &*a'
sii,osd with sasis or douGs "a: h'T:tnafier
rrenss,,ion, !n,ongh' npon' ~ 49, as III. following
Streets OF aysnne''l &c. o.. ' thGtity Of New
' :, me 100. Of q .aastTssi thence
SSs ~. ~ @ Mson .,ian .,.ss,; ! isssi
70 oas 'hundrS9 Sla N5 fSsu nrS 9 'TeSt
thence through and log One Hundred and
also One "a and sse rwn
anu. sA seS S 9.s and the s2as S' Orgc
n Ff % VIZ aSd
TxcHiy nl.n stree, a. y. nteIses.on win T.at6 ave
4Ty zen with double track 70 me tsrmOH q said
ssm@odatlon o. nc ssia atosd The ;.id
within .%o yssrs 1n The passage o. sara @c' sIccP,
az S pt the" ass OSsnoa sfaSsS and
paved m9m One Hundred and lweaLy.ti!h street such
A. suction and INC eorporaion who shall Offer
from ,ad tommissosers ccrncate that he or thsy IS
:,ac apsIsSe -, use same sssS!aaass Win VIII
s p pa me WITHIN into hs "
eution OF a bond TO the Mayor, Aldermen and
Of two hundred ana INV thousand aoitsrs, In Two
mi sni1cie1t ;grstes TO be approved by The
eotnorston receiving such ceruhcete shall within Two
years nlsh and complete said road and equip the same
with the requisite number OF ears and h6rshs, except
aloLg Tenth avcnue Aforesaid but should he they
l,ngs from completing and Constructing the same
Ian not be deemed OF isLen to be par, o.
the time within which the same Is to be com
pleted. but the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
are Authorized and reserve The right 10 reject any bid
II. In their Judgment Il Is Tor the interest OF the civ
that they should do so and offer The anchise Tor sae
again. a copy OF the act OF the Legislature under
which this sale II TO be made he procured at the
Finance Department. dated New York. June 1. 1870
A, OAhEl HALL. MAYOR,
RICHARD n, CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
JOHN j, BltADLEY, Chamberlain.
JOHN X. HACKETT, Recorder
JOHN MOORE. Chairma Finance Committee poard
Of Aldermen '
NICHOLAS HAUGHTOS, Chairman Finance Cam.
mutce, Board of Assistant Aldermen,
commissioner OF tht Sinking Fund
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Hrl &sfnft.
WAvEnLEr subdivision
GRAND PARK.
200 DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS.
EQUAL IN AREA TO 1000 CITY LOTS.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
MONDAY, JULY 4. AT O'CLOCK Pm.
THIS BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY rs SITUATED
directly on the New Y ork and New Haven Railroad,
at the station In proximity to the ELEGANT VILLAS
OF GRAND PARK, the GROUNDS OF THE THEO.
LOGICAL SEMINARY, the fENALE SEMINARY.
near to SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES, and convenient
TO Long Island Sound. IL handsomely laid out with
BROAD RsPLANADEs AND WIDE AvkNUEs.
adorned with trees, supplied with STREET LAMfs,
and embolhhcd by a handsome Park OF native forest
trees aud tho clear living waters OF sheldrsko River
rendering this altogether the
MOST CHARMING AND DESIRABLE srTR -
for CozY. CONVENIENT. COMFORTABLE HOMES
In tho vicinity OF New York.
The ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF CLERKS, sALA.
RIED MEN, MODERATE MERCHANTS. and PRO
FEssIoNAL PARTIES IL called to the unusual advsn-
tages offered In this property for the purposes OF
ECONOMICAL, PLEASANT HOMES.
A tTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
will be hold at the Park in the morning to which the
citizens OF tho neighborlng towns. number OF dis
tlnguished guests, and
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN GENERALLY ARE
INVITED.
At this social and patriotic gathering an opportunity
will be Afforded to Wow the improvements. and the
public Importance Of this immense enterprise viii be
explained. The sale OF wsverley subdivision will take
place In the afternoon.
order TO e safety and comfort OF the iarre
number of ladies and gentlemen expected on that oc
casion IL 10 obvious that
SALE, AND No FfREwoRKS or Any DR.
SCRIPTiON PERMITTED ON THB
GROUNDS
Sale positive and without reserve Ample protection
ffpm sun aud rain.
Railroad. corner OF 21th st. and eth sv., Alta NJ, .
A. NJ and iln A. NJ For further Information and do
scriptive pamphlets, apply to
ANDREW WILSON. in,
Grand Park Once, 3l7 Broadway.
New York. or
JOHNSON 4 MILLER, o Nassau Ct,
s. DINGEE & co, . Pine ct, and 90.
MALLORY BLACKWELL, Evening Post Building.
Aucttoneers,
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JAMES H. COLEMAN, Referee.
EAruASIRL Mills, Plaintns Attorney.

SUPREME COCRT-City aud County OF New
roIk.IWi liam Watson, surviving Fdstoe e, plain
IN, against the New YORK Guano Company defrn
n pursuance Of aJudgment OF the SUPREME Court OF
INC state OF New YORK. msde on the Path day OF NAV
T en9SSs ior tSs a. public auction on ne 9Th day OF
room No. IL Droa0way In the city OF New YORK nv
no9eIs Mcclure, anot Onoers tie lands and pre,uIs
% drscrlbcd In said Judgment order IL 10 say
Two certain gnhno Islands IN the Car bbean Sea- known
a. lhe swan lHnds, together with all and sin AZ the
ements, ana neredltament and all the privileges and
hpnuIlehhnces thereto apper and the reyersion
and reyersions. remainder and reinainders rcnts ~
sues and prohts thereof Ana also, ali the estate
Iighl, ule interest property, possession clnml md
ucmann whatsoever, as wei In law NJ IN equity OF Tie
eau COMPANY IN andt the same and iry part ana
parcel thereot, with the appur cnnrce, $3.50 '"N
t,.. . u, JAMkN II COLEMAN Referee
HAWhlhs S0rnrHH Phjuuus Attorneys
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AVN YOUR HOME
WEST FLUSHING.

AT
WEST FLUSHING.
Go 10 the once near the depot OF West Flushing
(open all day. Sundays inc,udcd)
Il coats only nneen cents each way for railroad fare.
and to lees than u weekly, or Including fer
rage. u % per week.
Nearly 1000 Lcu have been sold already since this
beautiful village was nrst orened TO tho public. II
contains over 100 dwelling and 10 already live
settlement. far eJccnE ell others In it, natural I'D.
vantages, as well a. its nne IN provements.
Heed this advice and 60 at once to WEST FLUSH
mo. The price Is only
500 PER LOT.
Payable so monthly. and Interest TO pay. No Auc-
toneers fccs other expenses Deeds given at once
n full payment 10 made ct time OF purchase. and an
allowance OF s per cent for cash.
Aner the fret payment OF $40 the purchaser occu
~ and build upon the lot II he desire and then pay
monthly. Women purchase io's in their own pames
All who would be independent OF landlords seek 10
thoir money safely and probably invited to
go and examine thus offer at once. Maps free ct tho
once west Flushing, and also OF the undersigned.
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, Uubiisher),
Rect rneN at
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Qrotssslonal 6ayOs.

nn. OIIN, regular graduate OF mriicnr cor.
~ tnues TO successfully treat nervous debility
AMI all diseases OF either ask Age, with expt.
snd i,g charges, call his onnon co,ts nothing. Pa.
for (.eaed) pamphlet, doscri6in the Diseases OF his
specially. ONCE aGd parlon embrace every cOnye.
ct. New ork
I'm. LEWIS, Beach St., New y ork cures ali dIs.
- eases without exposure, trouble. change OF diet
Let those VINO despair OF gctti1g cured elsewhere or
have been prononnced incuranle consult the Doctor
AT once, ana they vii DO nStonishcd NJ the sDpedy
cures whch he makes, Consult HIM and satisfy yonf
SET Forty years successful practice. $3.50
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THR FIRST MORTGAGE Ds
CT the

NEW HAVEN, MrDDLE1 OWN AND wrrhiy.Nr,c
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Secured BY alien on ALL THE Property OF TbR
ROAD present safe convenient, attractive and nro
ntablc Investment. They bear SEVEN PER CRNr
INTEREST, payable hslfyeariy-Nay ADD Noyonb,,
in New York-FRsE OF GOVERNMENT TAX a,s
FROM STATE AND LOCAL TAXES IN CoNNecTi.
CUTi are Issued In denominations OF $50 and Al On,
aud can. ut the option Of the holder be REGIsrBRD
with or without coupon sitachsd
This dcservediy popular security po.sesse, aav,,.
tages which will always make 1t aFAvoRITE ISvEsr
MENT and one which must be constantly In demand
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Billiards.
9ltblal.
(ARBOLIC SALyE.

(ARBOLIC SALyE.
THR IMPORTANT DISCOVERY OF THE CAR.
BoLIC ACID AS A CLEANSING, PURIFYING. AND
HEALING AGENT IS ONE OF THE MOST RE-
MARRABLE RESULTS OF MODERN MEDICAL RE.
SEARCH DURING THE LATE CIVIL WAR 1T
WAS EXTENSIVELY UsED IN THE HOSPITALS
AND WAS FOUND TO RE NOT ONLY THOR
OUCH DIslHFEcTANT. BUT ALSO THE MOST
WONDERFUL AND SPEEDY HEALING REMEDY
EVER KNOWN.
1T IS NOW PRESENTED IN A SCIENTIFIC CON-
BIEATIoN WITH OTHER SOOTHING AND HEAL
ING AGENCIES. IN THE FoRM OF A sALvE 4;
AND. HAvING BEEN ALREADY Used IN NUN.
DERLEss CASES WITH MOST SATISFACTORY
AND BENEFICIAL RESULTS VIZ HAVE NO HEsI
TATIoN IN OFFERING 1T TO THE PUBLIC AS
THE MOST CERTAIN, RAPID AND EFFECTUAL
REMEDY FnS ALL SORES AND ULCERS. NO
MATTER OF now LONG STANDING. FOR BURNS
CUTS, WOUNDS, AND EVERY ABRASION OF THE
SKIN OR FLESH, AND FOR SKIN DISEASES
GENERALLY.
SOLD Dy ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE Is CENTS.
JOHN r. HENRY. SOLE PROPRIETOR.
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Arni!jtrp.
Sirsmboss mto hailrUaos

4 GOOD set OF teeth $40; teeth nl,eA for 20 cents
u All work warranted. - Last Al st. hesi foWvly
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Matplntru.

~--->--~- 1-1--~~-' --S-~ ,---.@>@-,-
N nctAlinc." no oil other lubricant required for
sale by FRANKLIN 4. BRADSHAW. 81 Broadway
rooms 26 and a.
I,OR ~ALE-The machinery OF box factory ana
Il NJ uldng mill consisting OF planning and moultl1g
machpts, lathes, bor saws, shafting. &C.. &C Also
almost eighty tSD) hor,c power engine and
boiler can be seen running at 39 Grand st. jersey City.
J,OR SALE CHEAP ic, Sc boiler and
II horee engine, In good order Can be running
for onc week at IS North 5th st.. wIamsburgh Price
$500
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A. SI k5A tJ3f P 81

i52T o. III Ssi6Ei!5 81. AND fooi OF $50
ST i IL tShfo FEXsfiREss 1RAISs LEAVE CHAM
PtSfY" fFSyf Zip $g s. g. II Us a ~ y
fa5yyEID 6Riwisa,tsjf 4 coIcHist. Will. *.
S23MN""AAfY ThS 70 A. y. TRAlS TnH99YGn T9
SIifiI M,;S!S,,$;iFIcIST SSTEgfiNG SoAtifS, fGS.
sA. u: TRAiN FROM SUBSTANTIALLY 70 Buffh
H. THE $50 Nj TRAIS EXON new xr Y4Rk "a
S&F S|2SHhfISSHGASr HiEhF h2AFhs P blIT
, *. .T, J;rT an. and ", Msy no Nj and "SrM
Tor Middictcvn and wlv. al $50 p NJ. esd at. 2.il
r. NJ and sundsys only $50 A. NJ ISL 1t s!5 / Ms
FOR Greycourt aud Way, $50 4 II, (!1d st. SIS
NJ NgTs9rsa as "a, Way $50 ana lP
shF srp' fRr a1S S faad + IL ga HPd
5is sSs py,c at SIS iSi5 g. G" .
tor iisee.n.ack and Mn dale from 23i st, D,po. At
~ ARD ll:S Nj tal5 s. 5, tIij, s;il, AM ;NBr,M
frSa oha%ne r st. Depo''9 NJ, Nj '@iS,i tii
ffcSS fScsnqs%, szscy ard WAY, from s,l st p.,o.
~ Gm A. Nj l.;i5 tla tbs ii5 md tO:i5 Psi sh It
"a Mi 1892 ais 5. and 1850 +. Nj siuFla,s ohh
Tickets ior. passage ana for Apartments N DRAWING
hoom and Sleeping Coaches can b "ltAn"i. and OF
III ia he nc S@ysSs o Ga ' and is
rs Chambers & corner 81 =. AMI 81 AZ. llagcai
Long DoSs nspot. Jersey cry ami OF lie HscriiI
Wv WI L. BARR. G-n,:nl Passenger AgeaL
/. D. kUckEB General Surerh'cpccpt,
MAY :, sO.
daily : For IiacIcn;acl oly. For Pl,-mon' o7y
FOR BRIDGEPORT, aud, all ,po'o,, on nop,.
days excepted.
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JOHNSON &MILLEF,Is,


N"ON nnRrkr Win nav
" 1uupsnhY A sSooN Jpos
"a spI pH mn ttfTS I'd nv soTD
LINDEN = AytK VII IACE IN STAIN IsIAyD To
DH" an" M ~ itC rRD nav ~ ~
uher,v mol, q, he r.scs n, the ne station and the
American dSs aoi.ted Address by the IoS Ers.tas
Es9. "' "' ''"'' ~ - ~-' '''' ''''"' ''''
'N''h Music. ASD fIREwoaKs INN ''''
nanc b1s. bsen ,ncindeS in linden P,fE 1ilIsge " W
I, .,,snts ,rar, ,re Ricbmond ROAD across the ,,,
road 10 he wstsI II ~ .nl"1a,aly stusted two niles
goI vsndsrS, Lsndns md %pn.S, fs1% NeT
pa, pesn N ns ia am m 1, tsn nan ne, ,en
Sn SsgS Sr ,No yn ss os on mn me e.
he mofiu. ,,,, ,,,,o,o. ,.>.,. $1,000, 49,. 49,.
~, ~ WILLIE hmiS "a ~ "a ,, us,n iro
or o'clock p. a. Auctloneers music viii be on
the O'Clock boat At2S O'Clock liberty pole VIII be
raised at the new station, and the American colors
noi.sd amid The bea,sg q drIms n,Ins OF CUR snf
addresses VIII be delivered y the Hen Ers,is hfooEs'
Al 81 O'Clock the company VIII pariaks OF
SUMl1UOUs COLLATION..
sold 10 the hySest bidder regardless Of bti"s wv
hoo,,r ~ ~, ~, ~ n III ~ cd, ,rt q,
rr9ps di.nisY M n,evoIts on the ,a,rlnsn. Of which
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|TANHATTAN sAXINGs INsTIrU rIoN.

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITU rION.
M No. IA BROADWAY.
- - - New y ORR Juno is 1870.
THIRTY.NIETH sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The trustees OF this institution have declared the
gusf semhannual dividend on oil sums deposit july
toy the rules entitled therctol at tie rate OF 7per
In July.
The dividend will be credited under date Of July 1.
and not Withdrawn, will receive interest the same ~
deposit OF that date. - = -. -
EDwArD ScuxLI. Treasurer.
e y
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Il A. LAwRENCE. AUCTIoNEEn.

Il A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER.
ny LAWRENCE, OAKLEY rLKURY.
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT PROP.
kRrY on Northern Railroad OF New Jeisey
HOMES FOR ALL AT
TESAFLY, Nj.
The sale will take place the promises
AT II O'CLOCK.
wEDffEEkRPas s kS SyNE %
me, north OF Ensiewood within forty mihutss Of New
sixteen train. daily; Sccsmmuta,lou 81 Der year.
Sale positive, and unroserved.
X old my
,eay o asSTSS far Hs hT So %d
% c.pi.ss and specuistots directed sale
tho Inducements arc certainly great.
Pre- p,sse. ~ ,pee, traia o.yng foot Of Chamber.
Lunch provided on arrival of train. Map, and parto.
LAWRENCE, OAKLEY 4 ghEUsY,
FOR SALE-A 2.tory franc house aud 10, in
si factories house contains rooms, cellar pantry.
% f&TRidK fHEISS Bans .s %ssslis1s. G Core app"
OEdLy $500 CASH EE9TS.KEI;-n,aa;so%Y
ana siss 81
cwns JAs vas ftsss s % sn'
for Sal, ann 10 Set
no LET 2 desirable foors 10 cottages. adjoining
Il nne garden plots In front near the Ath 81. and
james slip ferries; rent tH per month. Inquire OF
H. WILSON. sth It,. near Central ay, Hunters Point
Two LET ut Mott iiAyen-A house containing u
rooms IN dcsis able location at able rent,
Ave minutes walk o depot address b. EOS Pearl IT.
New Yofg.
rINO LET-Ftne spattnrnts. composed Of rooms
Y ltsr. &c, IN the rcat reduced according
Il VIC .ncs. $40 Sd st. bet. Avs. & and ID.
fINO LET-ith noor, 5is West 18th att rooms, TO a
il small family only. Inquire on the Ist floor; to be
seen for three days.
WANTED % rent-Smsll. comfortable. unfurnsh
w ed rooms for Housekeeping, BY n Scotch family
zone child. 10 old rent mnt be moderate
location n within 80 mnutce' ride OF CITY Hail,
poriant. ROBERT URQuHAGr, T. q. box 5a.3.
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A IL. DISEASES of either seI cured without NOR
n curry. keiyous debility II permanently cured Con
snltHtons confidential. Dr. MARSH, i19Beecker Ut.
( MSSTiTuTIONALW WEAKNESS. Nervous
DeOlllly aud UeneTal ExhaustlOI q Q cured by DR..
bARhoN'S infallble r. medicS. In the treatment OF
hlouninuriA or Btghts Disease OF the Kidney and
every Other disorder OF the Urinary OrgAns DR. BAR,
kOW II emincnty successful r! Livingston st. Brook.
Bn'irom II to 3 or nom 10 3.
~ EHyOl DEBILITY, and complaints OF either
~ sex cured Immediately by nr. EN Asa ~ Chatham
81 fhEsicN ylgor restored wv ha ElEir OF Life
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iT2 ,nN0bhRDEkiRsE6 GGMlGGAt;s0 AND MoCK

,H9hpEHS CHICAGO ASD ROCK
prepared TO exchange their arst mortgage sinking
fund seven per cent hopds, due IN 1896 for The bonds
or the Chicago and Rock Island Company, maturing
July $50 The bonds offered IN exchange are secured
bv nrst mortgage on the entire road equipment
extending from Chicago TO Conncll BUTT including the
Washington branch, being Altys tner ~, mlcS IN
tent. j. L. TRACY, PRESIDENT
New York, April y, 1910
To hoAS G Go SSpS ant new ~C s.y
property. ROBERT WILSON, Exchange place, Jer
ssy CITY.
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Yost anS 5cuus.
J,OUND on SATURDAY. night, in Hudson st.. pocket.
Il book containing some yaluAblss. The owner
have the same proving property and paving charges
on application to JOHN AITKEN, Is. Hudson u.
I OST-on Tuesday morning, June y. IN the BAKERY
COR. 9,htt and 7th av. q pocketbook containing
t5 The Under viii please return II to $40 est 18Th
ST.; n liberal reward AMI no questions asked.
O. REWARD.-I.ost, one black morocco POCKET
d. - book at toney Island steamer Norwalk,
between Coney Island and New York said book con
tanned two notes, one OF tl250, signed by John y.
voorhs the other by Valentine Feitmyer for sos drawn
the order OF Carpenter Gage ANY parties finding
said book and no,rs will please leave the the
SUI ONCE aud receive the above reward.
CARPENTER GAGE.
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WAvRRLBY SUBDIVISION
GRAND PARK.

600 DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS.
EQUAL IN AREA TO 1000 CITY LOTS.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
MONDAY, JULY 4, AT O'CLOCK +. N.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-05

Clarion is now edited by Major 4. Barks
dale, one of the oldest and most able
editors of the State, and truer man tc
principle never lived. He writes for
cibly, but we think he could drive his
stiletto into the Radical carcass great
deal deeper Colonel j. l.. Power and
Harry Barksdale-the latter as clever a
man and as brave o soldier of the late
on to Independence " as ever breathed
do all the business, and well do they
do it, and are courteous, attentive, and
ever just in all their ways"
Speaking of gentlemen, we met on
our down trip the hearty-boy and cock
of Grenada" Gus Signiago. Although
we know Gus. well, and his not being in
clined to guerrillaism, we expect to see
that Sunday freak Of nature on the
depot platform between him and seal
awag announced in the Cincinnati Com
mercial as wanton outrage upon de-
cent society"
The only business being done now is
by the ice-cream, soda and fruit venders,
who spend two-thirds of their time in
dishing to the wants of negroes and the
small fry order.
4. NJ. YERGER.
We had the pleasure of meeting that
genial face and ever open-hearted Ed
ward NJ Yerger-the gentleman who so
readily avenged the insult offered his
family by Col. Crane, year or two
back He is yet gifted with the spirit of
yore and as in the days of plenty
Although he has suffered and endured
much no change has taken place, saved
the turning gray of his hair. He has
proven faithful to his situation, and
awaits patiently the day, when he is
again free and can remain uninterrupted
in any peaceful avocation he chooses.
We hope to hear of his early turning the
pen to the improvement training and
again into the folds of right
eousness all who have betrayed the State
into the hands they have now placed it.
Carpenters and bricklayers will soon
have something to do in the reconstruct
ing of the Capitol-as the Legislature
has provided for the same-and when
the repairing is completed, taxpayers
will also have music to pay for. Several
hundred thousand dollars will do the job,
rs Jo Willis, the architect, of Memphis,
has said. He has been looking at the
inside and outside, climbing pillars and
down stairs, looking at things
in general; and his belief is it will take
the whole Of the amount appropriated,
and if he is not mistaken, a little more,
too. Why did they not give the job to
some Confederate or Federal soldier of
this place--the latter especially, who are
here eking out miserable existence
Why2 Echo answers, That's why"
Already this is lengthy, and, having
written up about farmers and jackson,
N my next will give you brief sketch
Of scalawags, business and the drinking
saloons of Canton,
WE SEE
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MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1870.

These facts are notorious. The cir
cumstances are familiar to thousands Of
people who witnessed them. The Sun
has printed them out Of no ill-will to the
Association or to Mr. Wheatley On the
contrary, we earnestly hope that Mr..
Wheatley will take a few lessons in the
art of starting horses before the next
meeting If he does not improve, he will
have only himself to blame when his As
sociation is compelled to dispense with
his services
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE ROUTE.
FALL SCHEDULE.
Takes Effect Sept. LIST, 1870.

daily. The am. train Toes not run on Sun
day. Both trains run through to Louisville
without changes. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the ! Is p. IN. 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
at tho Ticket Office, 2371 Main street.
]. I. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAS. SPEED, Ticket Agent, a-G2-t
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LONG Branch IS thinninr out.

The prettiest girls in Utah generally
marry Young
A New Orleans court has decided
that calling a man small potatoes I"
doesn't render it legal to knock him
down with a watermelon.
A Nevada man was hiiisn by scor-
MON, which didn't hurt him much, but
he nearly died Of delirium tremens from
drinking whisky to cure it.
The ninth biennial convention Of the
New England Gallaudet association Of
deaf mutes will be held in Concord New
Hampshire. September 7th, sth, and 9th.
Addresses will be made BY prominent
deaf mutes and others from abroad.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-05


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A. MOORE. Secretary.
ISeaI - J. INGRAM JONES, Notary Public
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-05
BUSINESS HOUSES.


A TTWoOD & ANDERSON, COTTON FAC
n tor and Commission Merchants. 2si Front.
DANK-FIRST NATIONAL OF MEMPHIS.
BOWMAN, @. H., MACHINIST AND
attention given TO repairing scales.
OITY' BANK, NEW BANK BUILDING,
~ Madison street. s. IL. Tobey. Pres't;
u. O. Kirk, Cashier.
(tAR0LINA LIFE ms. CO., AZ MADISON
~ st. j. Davis. Pres't; w. II. Boyle. Sec'y.
NANCE K ANDERSON, ATTORNEYS
at-Law. 325 Main street. Memphis.
DICKINS0N, WILLIAMS * CO.. COTTON
IL Factors. 2lO Front street.
JINMONS 4 SON, BOOKS, STATIONERY,
IL Magnzines, etc., 10 Jefferson and 63 Beal.
IlISHER, AMIS K CO.. MARBLE-WORKS
IL and Drain Pipe, cor. Adams and Second.
COEPEL, LEOPOLD, AGENT, DEALER
" in Organs and Knabe's Pianos, S75 Main.
HEINRICH, p. II. 4 BRO, C0NFEC-
III tions. Groceries, Liquors, etc. 2a Main.
NIcCOMBS, KELLAR a BYRNES, HARD
Nl ward, Cutlery, etc.. 32219 and 324 Main.
ORGILL BROS. Il co, HARDWARE, CUT
" lery, Agricultural Implements, 3l2 Front.
DODEsTA & CAZASsA. DEALERS IN
J. Confections, etc., 252 Main, cor. n Court.
DRESCOTT, o. +. * CO., DEALERS IN
i Coal Oil. Lamps, Soaps, ETC.. 10 Jefferson.
.C,TEAM DYERS IL CLEANERS
246 Second street.
uILL. TERRY & MITCHELL, WHOLE
j J. sa o dealers in Boots. Shoes and Hats. 329
Main street.
NNHITM0RE, &, STEAM JOB PRINTER.
w 13 Madison street.