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Take fEtat $11 90
" paroisse 8 So

M I'm moroccan de terre sifne dams la
~ rairie Mannon. assesse M nom de Edward
HrTidrinc. borne nord, sud ct Quest par les
q torres pubiiqaes, et est par Moore. eonte-
rstt $40 acres. Take dElat BID 81
zfsas Take de Paroi 6 TO 8e
!, liz IN moroccan de terre sitae dans la
prairie Mamoh assesse au nom de Denis
Vidrine, borne snord, est ct Quest par les
terres pubiiqaes. q. s'rd par les terrrs de
Hebert, conteslant 300 arpentse on acres.
80 Take d'Etat $1s %
5ss Take az paroisse 10
ag a9 IN naoscean sae terfe sit1e d Plaque
rhine, assess6 aa nom de Antoine Fotltessot,
borne nord par Dcucel, sud par Jones, est
par Gariasld,.se t Quest par lie baycus Plaque
1aine, contenant 100 acres Oil ~art,ents.
- VA Take dEtat $40 9l
49, Take de Paroi~se "a SO
20 In moroccan de terre situa dams In
vieille Grande Prairie, assesse ali nom de
HyDolite Guillory, borne nard Ut aud par
ID. Led66, est par Ortego, Ct Guest bar j.
Ortego, conlenanti 200 arpcnts.
= Take dsEtat $40 06
Taxe de Paroisse Us g5
Vi Quatre t~erraiils, avec les batlsses
ssoui ssy aroavent situ6s dams Ia vile DIES
0psaouaas. assess6s nj nom de Raphael
Hollier. BONES nord par ---- sud par
Y u rue Grolee, est par W. Perry, et nsiest
bar III rue Cane. Take d'Etat So 10
% Tn morcean de terTe situa D Mer-
mentow, assess6 al nom do Celestin Istre,
bora& nord par 1a terre p,ibliqae, sud par
Manesau, est par i. Trahan, e. Quest par
MHrsceau. TAKE d'Etat GIT 06
Take de Paroisse 10 az
20 TN snorceau do terre -itu6 d Ii prai-
rio Mamou, assess8 an nom de J.,mes
d. Tsrael. bnrll6 inrd par II terre pubIiaue,
sud par Cutlery, est par Ii bayou des
Cannes, 81 Quest par Tontenot, cantetiant
$40 across Taxa d Efat. $4S
Paroisse 36 T5
IL Uu morueau IL serre sittia sui le
baveu Bosug .assess6 did nom az ID. Il.
Keller. borne noFd par Shields frares, s.d
oar A. BAYOU BoenE, est par AcCrory, III
Quest par IL bayou Benf rontenaat $40
acrux Take dfEtat s W. 10
IL Paroisse lis no
25 IN. terraih, asec ks hatisses qui
sy traneent situ6 dams ia vile lies 0pe
Ionsas, assess6 ali nom de Felix As King
borne nord par Il terrain de Mary Cook,
sud pasla.rue Vine, est par r rue Main,
et quest par ii terrainsde hi n. Linton
s,,s ~ 49, Take d'Etat $l56 10
I'm moroccan de tsrra situs sur lie
bayou Boatif aesesse ~ nom de George r
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Cur de Paroisse, 81. Lanary,-No. s412
N ICHEI CASTILLO. de Ia Paroisse St.
" Landry, ayant presente une petition 4
iei.ret d9tre nomme administrator do la sue
crssion da feu John b. Cavana. decide, der
niereIaent de ladite paroisse;
> On CONSEQUENCE. avis est par ls present
donnie aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoira deduire par ecrit, a mon bureau,
dams les dix jonrs qui suivront Ia date du
present avis, les ~raisons, 81 aucune lin. snt,
pour. lesqnelles il ne serait pas fat droit i 10
dite petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
8 octobre 1870. So,
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EREsH GARDEN SEEDS, Growth @,
II 1863. Direct from Landreth, Philadel
phis, AfhAYOS Drug Store. 1877
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Avis.

A4 a Avis. +
II EPONT DE PEACE sur le Bayou Car
- ron, a Washington, ayant etc achieve sc
lon facte du Jury de Police, autorisant Ia
du dit pont, sera, a partir DE eet-
to date, ouyert an public, CONNIE pont dc pc
age, aux taux suivants:
- cleval ct son cavalier. iOc
buggy avec I'M cheval. zoe
- cigarette +" ------2or
" tantes ~voitpres trees pa 2 chevaux 25c
5 BIC
- Z. " " - 6 35c
" I" animaux conduits, par tets s~- eSc
" " pousses " .-.-2tc
81 L~'escompte ~snivant sera aerorde a t"ute
sc munissant de Tickets:
Tickets pour $5. 10 pour cent d'eseompte
T /" $40, Is "
.s " $50, 25 E" "
BENZ WOODWORTH, Superintendent.
Washington, Line. l octebre 1851
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Take d'Etat $14 81
. narnisse 7 SO

sl50 I'm moroccan de terre situ6 sur lie
bayou Teche, assesse au nom de Jean
FRANCOIS eRaviol, c%ontenant hut cents
acres. bornA nord psrsla terrs appartenant
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Reeves, b0rhe nora par Ia terre sue w ellis.
sud par les. tefres nubliques, est par les
terres de Coopwood, ct ouestco,te-
tenant 30 acres. Taxed'Etat $2l %
Paroisss IL 80
Tn raorceau de terres situ6 dams la prai
rie Faalietaiaue, asses-e an nom de la
veuve Nelson MCGEE, alias Thomas Fl. Nc
Gee. borne lord par les terres de Jean Bite.
Fruge, sud par les terres DC Aenon aBroas
sard, est par ~ tefses ts HypDolite Taylor,
ct Quest par lesterrss publiq,ies., cnnteI'ant
q~uarante acres. Iakg e Etat sly ~
ParoiSse 10 50
4s Ua terrain slt''e dams u vile de
masainsss'.' a ~ g .'oa' 7" T. mns
hefosFt naps1les oo Z. .o'a ~ -
Y ater; s'sa par Y esa ~ - p'o
prop iete Sd Inaaa'as ae1Ioae'' ssoaest ~
II sue lofsos assr iss ~ nasass IN. aan -,
lions 1sAe y nsae s"'
4esaIJn rt.orceai De terrs si1ts d Qae,e
Tnffaas aSsess6 ai nomSde Stephen Laugh
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I'm moroccan de terre situe dams la
J, prairie Mamon. assesse al nom de Edward
d Vidrine. borne nord. sud 81 Quest par les
y terres pubfiqnea, et est par Moore. seonte-
rsnt $40 acres. Take dsEfats $ig 81
sisAs# II s Tasa III parni- - If III
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de John B. Canvass

3 octobre 1870 1922
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So Tn moroccan de terre >itne sur lie Nez.
piq'e a~sts.e on nom de Vallery V%eillon.
contenant cent soixantc acres, borne est
par les terres de Valmont Veillon, nord,
sud ct Quest par les terres publiqdes un au-
tie morccau de terre situe dams la prairie
Chataigner. centenant quarante acres, les
| mites ne sott pas donnees. = F&% q
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Take dEtat $23 81 q
"Paroisse IL 80
90 Tn moroccan de terre. situe dams In
Vieille Grand Prairie, assesse au nom de,
RoseInond Soileau, c%ontenant yingt
hut arpents, borne nord par cyprien
Iarose Fonienot. sud par Lazaro. esk par
Valcour Gaillory, ct Quest par Ellie Ardoin.
Tax d'Etet s. 81.
" Paroisse 2 80
81 TN moceau de terre sitIe dtns la
prairie PlaiSance, assesse au nom de Nine.
L. Wallace. contenant Init cents ares, Dor.
ne nord par lie bavon Grand Louis, sud par
dun cote par E.. Poiret, de FaitIe
cote par DIES terres autrefois appartenant D
Jean H. Lastrapes.
Take de Paroisse $125 90
90 Tn moroccan de terre situe dams la
prairie Plaisance, assesse an nom de Yoriek
Valade, cuntenant cent acres, borne nord
ct est. par les terres de Dalicour Joube,t,
sud par ID section 76 appartenant &C. T..
Dupre, ct Quest par Ia section rs apparte-
naitt b Dalicour Jonbert ct Julien Gallot@
Take de Paroisse $32 SO
II 90 I'm morceaus de terre sitle dams hi
prairie P~laisance,3 assess6 au nom d Ia
succession de r. Poiret, eontenant. sept
cents acres, borne nord par le bayou Grand
Louis, sud par, est ct Quest par les
terres appartenant i Nun. +. Valade.
!, Taxesd Etat sos 48
. Paroisse 90 so
100 Plusieurs morceaux de terre sitnes d
Bellevue, assesses au nom de Jesse r. For
gey $50 arpents bornes nord par 2. j.
Palmer, sud par John P. Hudson, ct est ct
Quest par DIES terres de C. T.. Swazee 80
arpents, plus gu moins. born6s Quest par D.
I. Hudson, nord par le morceau de terre
ci des<us d6erit, sud par Ia tsrre de John p.
Hudson, est par IL bayou Lenaontes en-
bellevue 90 arpeats de terre boisse, plus
on MONS, bornks Quest par ]. P. Hudson.
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!, weeks advocated strict allegiance to

for weeks advocated strict allegiance to
party. .f,
"a What is the reason that even in the
Banner report Of the proceedings Of the
Convention there is not the slightest IN
dication that anything Of the KIND oc-
Cured? Is it piece Of pure "cussed-
ness, got up by the Banner to break the
force of its break-neck fall, and, like the
Avalanche Of this city, it is regardless OF
the hootings it deserves, ifa can deceive
somebody as to its blind faulty or short
sighted foreshadowings which were not
realized? 1t appears singularly coinci-
dental that these two papers should have
been governed apparently by one will,
aud should have taken the same chute,
unless there was preconcerted arrange
ment They are both savagely opposed
to the Democratic party, end will baulk
at nothing to provoke its destructon-a
consummation, however, that lies in the
boots of neither, and combined they VIII
perceive all their puny pursuance to be
Ai6lJ
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, July l4.-Segers joins Duke
Grammot, Leboit and Bougyn in ten
dering their designations from the Cabi
net, on the question of war. Prepare
tons for war are being continued on botl
sides.
Great discomfort is manifested ID the
French Chambers, which is shared BY
the people generally.
The report that the Emperor will sup
port the peace policy of Olivier is con
tradicted
LoSboS, July 1.-THE yacht Cambria
was spoken July 9th; latitude, 1928;
Longitude, 1888. 6aI nms
The Telegraph thinks that Europe must
wait a short time for definite answer
ON the question Of peace or war. There
is general dissatisfaction manifested in
Paris at the removal Of prospects Of war.
This expression perhaps may yet lead
the Government to court strife rather
than mediation. ald
Everything declining. There is great
agitation uponStock Exchange, in con-
sequence Of apparently authentic infor-
nation that Prussia has given the French
Minister Benedict passports. The News
says changes have taken place, and the
utmost uncertainty prevails The Times
editorial views the situation as more
peaceful, il not absolutely settled, and
thinks France and Prussia will withdraw
from the correspondence with mutual
esteem.
YIESSA, July l4.-Papers Of this city
announce a revolution imminent in Rou-
mania. The Austrian Consol informed
the government that the days Of Prince
Charles were numbered.
PARIS, July l4.-The report that Bene-
dette the French Minister to Prussia had
been given big passports, is confirmed
throughout officially. an'
BERLIN, July 1.-The King Of Prus-
STA, in answer TO request Of the French
government for guarantees that Prince
Leopold should not accept the crown of
Spain, has refused to again receive Gen.
Benediiti, the French Minister, and has
informed him through an aide-de-camp
that he has DO further Communication to
make TO him.
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GERMAN DEMOCRACY.
us PLATFORM Of principles.

ITS Platform Of Principles.
Following is the platform of principles
to be submitted to mass meeting ofiths
German Democracy, to be held at the
Criminal Courtroom this evening:
Whereas, We are fully convinced that
peace and prosperity in this country can
only be re-established by the victory Of
Conservative principles, as advocated by
the Democratic party, over the destruc-
tive tendencies of the Radicals, in the
governments of the States as well as in
that of the nation; and,
Whereas, The citizens of foreign birth
always found the Democrats their true
aud sincere frinds, and protectors OF
their constitutional rights,
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to
support said party to the best of our
ability, and do profess ourselves mem
bers of the Democratic party.
Resolved, That we consider ourselves,
although Germans By birth, language,
education and customs, as American
citizens whenever we participate in cleo
tons and other public affairs, and de-
nounce any sort of separate associations
on account OF nationality.
Resolved, That we deem it our duty to
do all in our power for the nomination
of the ablest and best men in the party
for Office; for the encouragement of
German, Swiss and Scandinavian immi-
grafton, for the introduction of the Ger
man language in the public schools, and
for the abolition of, or opposition to, all
social infringements BY Sunday and tenn
perance laws.
We recommend to all of our German
fellow-citzens the establishment of an
association for the encouragement Of inn
migration to this State, in order to pro-
mote the welfare and prosperity of the
same which association is to act as the
protector of the immigrants against any
kind of wrong or swindling.
In conclusion, we declare it our inten-
ton to endeavor, according to the prin-
ciples of the Democratic party, to re-
establish equal rights for all sections of
the Union, TO bury all animosities de-
rived from the war between the States
and to make these maxims triumphant,
according to which these United States
were governed by the Democratic party
in peace, prosperity and happiness.
TSigned1 Jos. UHL,
JACOB STEINKUHL
JoHN FRIcK,
ta A. s. JoURDAN,
H. w. GRIEBEL.
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TIE PoITTIcAI sTAMEsE

The Republican Banner, with similar
mendacity to that unblushingly mani
tested by the Avalanche, in referring TO
the Judicial Convention, says:
An elaborate set Of resolutions were
read in favor Of converting the Conven-
ton into q simon-pure Democratic meet
ing, but they were tabled as rapidly as
any subject which disgusts deceaey and
outrages proprieiy is always sure 50 be.
We know that this viii be regretted by
the men who originally started the Con
vention Tor political purposes. and Ia
nented By tAe party organs, who have
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CINCINNATI.


A National Convention ON Prison
Discipline--rhe Reported Murucs
or col. HaIsrend n Cauard-n Hoard
Of Trade Indnstriai Ex position.
CINCINNATI, July i4.--A national con.
vention on penitentiary reformation and
discipline in prisons has been called 70
meet in this city on the 18th of October.
The published programme says that
Hon. I Speaker Blaine, sof the United
States House of Representatives, will
preside, and that papers will be read from
Florence Nightingale, Prof. Won Holtz-
Iindorff, of Prussia; M. Bonneville De
Maroaquy, of Paris; Inspector Brown, OF
Denmark; Sir Walter Crofton, Sir John
Benning and Col. Henderson, of Eng
land.
Delegates from all the States are ex-
pected, and the gathering will be the
largest and most iposing Of the kind
ever held. T
The Commercial this morning pro-
nounces the story about the murderer oil
Colonel Griffin Halstead, father of Murat
Halstead, canard.
The Board of Trade has employed an
experienced canvasser to canvass the
city for a sufficient number of new mem
bers to inaugurate the proposed freight
bureau. ~ ers1s
At meeting of the General Commit
tee of the Industrial Exposition, to be
held in this city next September, letters
from railroad officials throughout the
South and West were read, offering to
carry passengers and freights at reduced
rates.
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(outside the city Iimits), Il Fifteenth
loutside the city limits), /; Sixteenth, Il
Seventeenth, /. II was also resolved
that the Districts hold their meetings on
Saturday, the 10th inst., at 3 pm, and
the Wards the same day at s p. m, atthe
places held hitherto III their respective
Districts and Wards,
J. j. DuBosE, Chm.
.JosrpH BARBIERE. Sec'y. 1871
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Democratic county Convention.

Az a meeting Of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee, held at their rooms ut
Cadmus 27iSecond street. the following
appointments Of the vote for delegates
to the Convention to be held on the 18th
inst, as agreed upon for the different
Wards and Districts Of Shelby county,
were determined on: First Ward. G; Sec
ond, 5; Third 10; Fourth. 3. Fihb, 4;
Sixth, 4; Seventh. Z; Eighth, 5: Ninth
3; Tenth, 3 Firi Civil District. ] See.
ond. / Third, ?; Fourth, I; Fifth lout-
side city hmitsl l. Sixth. 2; Seventh. ] /;
Eighth, 2 Ninth !; Tenth, 2. Eleventh,
J; Twelfth, 2; Thirteenth, ]; Fourteenth
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INDIANA.
Arrival of Senator Morton-W0OIen
Exposition.

INDIANAPOLIS, July Ex-senator Nor
ton arrived here yesterday.
Fabrics and machinery for the wooden
exposition to be held here next month
are beginning to arrive. ig O5s %
Senators Morton and Pratt, now here,
have recommended Simon I. Powell for
the position of Supervisor of Internal
Revenue for Indiana, vice L. E. Will
liams, resigned. S'tf.n
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CHICAGO.
A CoIored Gem'n Wants Damages
Pierre Carme, BfIliardist, Muir
dered in Mexico.

A CoIored 6em'n Wants Damages
Pierre Carme. BfIliardist, Muir.
dered in Mexico. -sr $500
CHICAGO, July ls.-Mack r. Demon
til, colored, whose fashionable marriage
recently at Washington was widely pub
lished, has brought suit against Horace
Buckminder, proprietor of restaurant
for ejecting plaintiff from his premises.
He charges that on the 18th he and his
wife repaired to the restaurant to oh
tain refreshments, aeated themselves
at the tables, when defendant took
hold Of him, and severely choaked him,
punched him, tore off his neck tie and
forced him out without cause or provo
cation. Damages claimed, $4,000.
Demar6eld appealed to the Bishop
of Illinois to marry him, but il
was declined, he having previously been
divorced; whereupoH he went 10 Wash
ington. ac
Two gentlemen arrived from New Or.
leans sayitis reported that Pierre Carme,
the celebrated billiardist, was waylaid
robbed and murdered while travelling
from San Luis Potosi to the City of Mex
leo in stage.
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GERMAN pEmocRArrc NEErINe.

By referring to another part Of this
paper, it will be seen that the German
Democrats have begun the canvass in
earnest, and will leave no laudable effort
untried, to effect thorough organization.
A mass meeting will be held this eve
ming at the Criminal Courtroom, and
every German in the city is invited to be
present
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A singular explosion occurred in the
store Of the American Tea Company, on
State street. in Trenton, n j., on Tues
day morning A strong smell Of gas
being perceptible in the vicinity Of the
large show window, person applied a
lighted match mp and down the gas pipe,
when terrific explosion followed, blow
ing the window to pieces and destroying
about two hundred and Fifty dollars worth
Of property. The noise Of the explosion
resembled the firing Of a cannon, and
shook the surrounding buildings to the
distance Of half a block f
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A y5ang lady who was rebuked By her
mother for kissing her intended justified
the act By quoting the passage What
soever yc woald chat men should do 10
YOU. do ysu even % 70 them.
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BOOK BIEDERY.
Franklin Book Bindery,
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY,
No, Is West Court Street, Memphis.
.rf sc. TOOF, Proprietor.

DLANK BOOKS. PAPER RULING. AND
ID Binding Of every description. executed in
q very superior manner. and warranted 10
give entire Fatiffaction.
60 Ny Blank Book paper embraces the first
mills in America: ny stock cnnsists - fh-
finest N the entire market. and prices 70 con-
pete uifh any honse in Memphis Parties viii
Ind Il 20 their interest 20 give me a call before
ordering elsewhere. S0-f
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PHYSICIAN.
LEGAL. aaa adi
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO
ID me executed by John ii. Miller, on March
10Th, 1870, to secure q certain note therein
specified, which said deed is duly registered
in Crittenden county, Arkansas, / will on
Friday, the eed day of July, 1870,
in front of the court house door, on Second
street. in the city of Memphis, between the
hours Of 10 and IL o'clock M, proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, at public auc-
ton, the property described in said Deed of
Trust, to-wit: Being part Of the south one
half 20 of VIM. Riggs grant No. 1892, begin
ming on the west side of Hopeield lake.. at a
stake which is planted upon the middle or
dividing line of said original tract, near the
mouth of Backwatcr inlet, two " chains
ffty-two l52) links south, sevcnty7fye l75) de-
erees west from an ash tree, about twelve l12)
inches in diameter, which leans eastwardly,
marked X, which stake is north fifty-nine and
one-half 500 degrees, east forty-two (42)
links. from sweet gum marked 5 thence
with said dividing line south seventy-five (75)
degrees, west seventeen az chains twenty
three (2S) links, to a stakewhich is north three
and three-fourth go degrees, east thirty-four
i34)links from a hackberrymarkedS,a and north
twenty four and one-half (2419l degrees, east
thirty-fve 1851 links, from an ash marked W
thence south fifteen tl5) degrees east eight 49,
chains, to q stake, from which north eighty
three and one-half $50 degrees. east six (6l
links, is sweet gum six 6) inches in diane,
tcf, iHdIktu 0s uiu HOItil cibuty-fCNSu anu
one-half $40 degrees, west twenty nine t29)
links, is sweet gum eight (s) inches in diam
eter. marked W; thence north seventy-fvo
(75) degrees. east ten tl0) chains and seventy
five (75) links, on the west side OF Lake
avenue. from which south seventy-two
and one-half (72la) degrees, west fortyfye
t45) links, is an elm marked s.; thence north
twenty-one and one-half l21lal degrees, east
two (2) chains and fifty (50) links, to stake,
which Is north eighty-four (si) degrees. east
sixteen (16) links to q sweet gum pointer and
fourteen lli) links TO blackberry pointer;
thence north twenty-four and one-half (241a)
degrees. east seven "a chains and eighty-eight
1881 links, TO the beginning; containing eleven
and seven hundredth al 1900 acres.
The Injunction restraining the sale of this
property on the 18th May 1870, having been
dissolved by decree Of the Second Chaaeery
Court. / willie only such title TO the
above described property as is vested in me as
trustee. LARRY HARMSTAD, Trustee.
b. N. HART &E l.. BRLcHER, Att'ys. Lll4td
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Me MP HIS;
Thursday Evening. July II. 1870.

Mr.. Thomas Tardrew, of New York CITY. is
authorized to act rs Northern advertising
agent of the PUBLIC LEDeKR.
S. II. Paryin, General Advertising Agent,
Cincinnati Ohio, is our duly authorized agent
TO contract for advertisements.
Hudson. Menet & Gay. 1873 Dearborn street,
and Barnbart. Bros. 4 Co., "a Madison street.
Chicago, will contract for advertisements for
this paper.
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SUMMER RESORT.
Crab Orchard Springs

WYE BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO
wv our former patrons, and all those seek
ing health or recreation. that this popular and
frst-class watering place, whose mineral wa
tiers Sulphur, chalybeate and epsom) arc
considered equal if not superior TO those of any
other Springs on this continent is now open
for the entertainment of visitors, Many i'm
provements have been made since the last
season. conducive TO the comfort and amuse-
ment Of guests; such as additional rooms, new
bowling alleys and billiard saloons, revolving
swings,
SULPHUR BATHS,
brass and string bands Of music. etc This
fayorite and fashionable summer resort is sit
uated on the Louisville and Knoxville rail-
road. Parties leaving Louisville after break
fast daily arrive in time for dinner.
JONES &c FITzHUGH,
l0l-l26 PROJECTORS.
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PROPOSALS.
Notice to Contractors

SEALED PROPOSALS, WILL BE RE-
- ceived at the Engineers Office. Nefopbis
tennessee. until y N. on the lst Of Anrnsi'
1871. ior the graduation, masonry and BRIDE
experimenting On the Mississippi River raii-
fosai oesEee Voyington and Ripley. a dis
= hea'y and worthy the attention Of Conirac-
Probes and speeilcations can be seen Al the
ew,n lce ~ NE Chief Engineer. $50 Main street,
IHOS. II. WELLINGTON,
l1-lAl Chi Eng. Mics River r r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-14

MIDDLE DIVISION;
A.0.P. NICHoLs0N.o of Marry
PETE TURNKEY. of franklin.
~ WESTERN DIVISION:
sSEED. OF Fayeffe-
TR0s. u. FREEMAN, of Haywood.