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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-05

ings on the Arkansas. She carries the
U. s. mail and connects at Little Rock
with the coaches for Hot Springs, and
with light draught steamers for all points
on the upper Arkansas. Mr.. E. W.
Outlaw, courteous and agreeable gem
tleman, is in charge of the office.
The Colorado, Mckee, master is the
regular line packet for Cairo and st.
Louis, leaving at pm. this day.
The fine sidewheel steamer r. P. Walt
will arrive to-day and departs tomorrow
evening for all points on White river.
Captain Thad Wirthlen, one of the
victims of the Silver Spray disaster, had
an insurance policy on his life for $1,000.
The Gypsy, small side-wheel steamer,
is coming down the upper Mississippi
with tow of six barges of grain for
New Orleans, from which point the
grain will be shipped to Liverpool.
The work on the ferryboat, now being
built for Little Rock is progressing rap
idly at New Albany.
A Pittsburg telegram says: IAN inn
mense crowd witnessed the boat race on
Saturday last. The race was between
Rooney Miller, of the Mckee Club, and
E. Morris, of the Clipper Club, distance
three miles-a mile and half to buoy
and return-for purse of four hundred
dollars, and was won by the former in
&c l5."
The wharfage collections at this port
for the month Of July were $3,2l3 Is,
and for six months ending July 3lst were
over 100000
The W. r. Arthur passed down at noon
deeply laden. Her pilots report the
wreck of the Silver Spray barely visible.
The Sam J. Hale, with a good cargo,
came in this morning from above. She
brought barge containing number of
cars for the Little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad. The Mary Boyd takes the
barge below this evening.
The body of white man, supposed to
be that of Thad Wirthlen, clerk of the
Inflated Silver Spray, but dsfgured and
discolored to such an extent that it
could not be recognized, was found float
ing in the river this morning and towed
into the foot of Beal street, where an in
quest will be held this evening.
Billy Dill, passenger agent of the
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company,
has telegram stating that the Colorado
will arrive from below about pm.
The murderer of old Mr.. Goode and
his wife, at Favorite Island, some months
since, passed through the city this morn
ing. See local columns for particulars.
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KosKoo.- medicine Is rapidly
gaining the confidence of the people, and
the numerous testimonials of its virtues,
given by practitioners Of medicines,
leave no doubt that 1t is safe and re-
liable remedy for IMpuRITY OF THE BLOOD,
that speaksin big terms of its curative
properties, and give special recon-
mendation Of Kpskoo to the practitioners
of medicine. This IL, No believe, the first
instance where such medicines have been
officially Endorsed by the faculty of any
of the medical colleges, and reflects great
credit upon the skill Of Dr.. Lawrence,
it's compoahder, andalsO puts KOskoo
in the VAN of all other medicines of the
present day.-From the Norfolk Daily
Journal, December ID, 1859. IT
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer w. r, Arthur, St. Louis.
Hesper, Osceola.
E" Mary Boyd, Arkansas river.
Pauline Carroll, New Orleans
-" Gen. Anderson, Friars Point
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Geo w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Pauline Carroll, St. Louis.
Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
" W. r, Arthur, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Hesper, Mary Boyd, Pat ClebarAe, st.
Francis. A-A
BOATS IEAvINe TO-DAY.
Steamer Mary Boyd for Arkansas river.
Gen. Anderson, Friars P0iat.
" Colorado, St Louis
RIVER, BusISEsS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river is about stationary here aud
is rising at Cairo six inches per day. At
St Louis the decline continues, the rise
at Dubuque not having reached
that point. The Ohio is rising from
Marietta to its mouth. with seventeen
feet Of water in the channel at CiRoin-
natl and nine and a half feet over Port
land bar. The Arkansas has twenty
eight inches 20 Pine Bluff and sixteen
inches above Little Rock. White river
has thirty inches to Augusta Business
is quiet and inactive. The weather is
clear aud pleasant
The elegant and cORmOChoRs steamer
Mary Boyd Tom Berry, master. departs
this evening at ) O'Clock fer Pine Bluff,
Little Rock and al intermediate land
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BREVITIES.

The second open boil Of cotton that we
have seen was shown as to-day by Major
Cobb, Of ike firm of Pittman, Cobb 4 Co.
It came from the place Of Mr.. M. d.
Brown, in Tunica county, Miss. 1t is
very 6np,
] Robbers entered BsRpett's drug store
on the corner Of onion street and Mar
shall sssDpe, last night, and cleared ont
his pants pockets. They also robbed
Mr.. Days house, near by, of money and
fine gold watch. They visited other
houses in the vicinity, but unsueeess-
fully.
Can't. U. W. Miller and ColpT B.
Norment, Of the Sixth Ward, and Capt.
Bs,tes. of another ward, arrested yester-
day on the charge of negro, appeared
before U. S. com@issiQRer Canning
Richards this morning fcE trial, bnt tks
case was postponed until 3 an. Monday
This viii De made test case and car
ried up to the Supreme Court.
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Trimble, $50; weisner, $50; Hawkins
$50; Lewis, $50. fas fWi34gl
Judge Probate Conference.-The
Ray, 374. Radical-Lee, 1884.
Attorney General Bartlett Court
Observation-Disclosures, 374. Radical
Craig, $50.
County Register Democratic Brown
375. Radical-Greeley, 4Os.
NINTH WARD.
Judges Supreme Court--Democrat-
Nelson, III; Deadrick, Ill Nicholson
i70; Turney, ITO; Sneed, ITO; Freeman
Radical - Milligan, 1; Wheeler, /;
Trimble, |; Weisner, !; Hawkins, /;
Lewis, |. ...l .r.i fa
Probate Judge-Democrat-Ray l68.
Radical-Lee, 3I3
Attorney General Bartlett Court =
Democrat = Stephens, 1863. Radical
Craig, 3ll. alr M
). County Acknowledgements Brown,
1853. Radical-Greeley, 3l2.
TENTH WARD.
Judges Supreme Court-Democratic-
Nelson, SO; Deadrick, SO; Nicholson,
SO; Turney, 81; Sneed, SO; Freeman, 81
Radical-Milligan, 300; Wheeler, 3OS;
Trimble, 80; Weisner, 80; Lewis, 3O7.
Judge Probate Court Democratic
Ray, l0l Radical-Lee, 307.
Attorney General Bartlett Court =
Observation-Disclosures, SO. Radical
Craig, Sol. IA uA
County egster--Democrati Brown,
SO. Radical-Greeley, 32l.
Rays majority, 1873; Stephens
1924; Browns, l., l43.
g FIFTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
Justice of the -Winters--Firs
Ward, AS; Second Ward, 239; Third
Ward, 6l3; Fourth Ward, north of Madi-
son street, l54; total, l45l
Mynatt-First Ward, IL; Second Ward,
81; Third Ward, 1913; Fourth Ward, 20;
total, 2O5. f p
Observation-Disclosures Ward, 1892;
Second Ward, 81; total, 429.
Constable-Williams, 3l5; Agnew, lao.
Majority for Williams, l75.
SIXTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
c. L. Brooks and H. c. Massey are
elected magistrates, and w. NJ. Brooks,
Constable-all Democrats.
FOURTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
Constable = Mallory = Fourth Ward,
427; Sixth Ward, 253; Seventh Ward,
l47; Tenth Ward, SO; total S96.
Cook-Fourth Ward, 63; Sixth Ward,
POS; Seventh Ward, 430; Tenth Ward,
1903; total, 1904. Majority for Cook, l09
,gI COUNTRY DISTRICTS. %.
First District-Democrati vote (offi-
ciaD, 3l2. Radical vote, ID.
Second District-tDemocratic vote les
100. Radical vote, $50.
Third District-Demoeratic vote (esti-
mated), l50 Radical vote, 100.
Fourth District--Democratic vote (esti-
mated), ITO, Radical vote, %.
Sixth District Democratic vote (offi-
cial), liz. Radical vote, 256. II
Seventh District (Bartlett) = Demo
cratic vote (estimated), 223. Radical
vote, 200.
Eighth District vote (esti-
mated), 225. Radical vote, 25.
Ninth District-Democratic vote (esti-
mated), 200. Radical vote, 40.
Tenth District-Democratic vote (offi-
ciaD, 297 Radical vote, l40.
Twelfth District-0ak Lawn (official),
Democratic vote, 90. Radical vote, 92,
Mechanicsville, Democratic vote, l2l.
Radical vote, 200.
Thirteenth District-Democratic vote
(ofiicial), los. Radical vote, 223.
Sixteenth District--Democratic vote
(ofiiciaD, 23l. Radical vote, Ill
Seventeenth District-Democratic vote
(oficial), ". Radical vote, q.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For White River.

Memphis and Arkansas river Packet Company
White river U. s. Mail Line--7For Helena,
Mouth Of White river, Clarendon. DuvalPs
Blum Augusta, and through to Jacksonporti
also, all points on Little Red river
r. p. WALT, = Capt. w. J. Ashford.
THIS ENTIRELY NEW AND Uu-..
l. elegant side-wheel passenger sll;asi1IttH
steamer, built expressly for this aS==s -
trade. will leave as above SATURDAY, 9th
inst. at Bpm.
@. W Il, KENNEDY. Agent,
No, 8 Madison ST., Stanton Block.
MCCLuEE'& CAsKTS. Ticket Agents,
l3I No. 5 Stanton Block. Lower Floor.
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Our friend Huse has removed to 264
Second street Vincent Block, where he
will keep, as heretofore, choice stock
of family groceries. Call and see him
at his new place. l39
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s. If you want good old Megibben
whisky, 20 10 278 Second street.

The Heated Term - Keep Cool by
Drinking. ice cream soda mater, Kis-
sengen, Vichy, Blue Lick and the gen
uine Saratoga mater on draugM at
Smiths drug store, 225 Main street,
ander the Worsham House. 7 q 1873
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THERE will be meeting of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee, at their
rooms in Cadmus' Billiard saloon, to-
morrow at four o'clock pm. Prompt at
tendance of all the members is required.
By order of the Chairman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-05

New ARRIVALS at ~ Jefferson street,
corner Of Second, by S. Kaufman & Bro. {;
The celebrated B. F. Gravelys superior
plug and Pancake tobacco, Bagley's
MayhOgsr smoking, aud all the best
bands known in the line of smoking and
chewing; also, have constantly on hand
the best assorted stock Of impaired aud
domestic eigaFsiwhioh We offer at the
lowest prices. Come and see and con-
vince yourself. o. 1856
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The Best is THE CHEAPEST. j. De-
vote has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner of Third and
Adams streets. 94-T
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, /
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. 5. 1870. !

The money market remains in about
the same condition as reported yester
day. The demand continues active, anC
rates are Unchanged Exchange isscarce
City scrip is quiet at Coo, and county
warrants nominal at the same price
Tennessee money is frmer, but not quo
tably higher Gold opens at 1919, and
is quoted steady. Governments are O
shade weaker.
Norton, Slaughter & Co., in reviewing
the financial situation in their circular OF
August |, say:
The money market has been, on the
whole, steady and easy, but the general
disturbance of financial affairs, connec-
ted with the outbreak of war in Europe,
had its effect for few days upon the
market, hardening rates and causing
some caution among the banks and other
lenders, notwithstanding the common
supposition shat our paper money sys-
TEN, and the suspension of specie pay
ments, would protect us against none
tary arrangements connected with the
foreign exchanges The fear of dis
turbance of the bank reserves, by con-
tinued and more free export of specie.
and an increased outflow of currency to
move the grain, crop, rather than from
any material change in the relation of
supply and demand, have caused lenders
to be prudent about making loans ex-
tending into the future. The banks still
hold large idle balances-the demand
from merchants at present being quite
limited, and the wants of Wall street be-
ing easily supplied.
COTTON.
The market to-day shows no improve
ment over the dizziness that prevailed
yesterday; prices are somewhat irregu-
lar, and transactions confined to low
grades. The sales this morning foot up
to about 40 bales, including Is bales good
ordinary at Ice; few bales of low mid
ding at Tic, and a mixed lot at u to
l4c. The New York market opens quiet
at the closing rates of yesterday, and
the Liverpool market dull at Il to lid
for uplands and 8 to SD for orleans, with
sales of 10000 bales
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, August 5. 1:30P.M.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1S69,.,. "a
Received to-day....-....,.,.,........ 90
Previously ...............26S,05 9 2SS l49
2ss, 24s
Shipped to-day 1853
Previously ........ l2l 2s2279
Stock on hand. .......,.... ........... 1854
IMPoRTs-M. and c. X. R......................., s,
N. and I. K. R.........,,,.,.,,,,...~
NJ. and 0. r. R...,,..,.,,v.--........ II
SIeamers...,,.,,,....,.,, 81
................................... D
lOeui.s.'s-..ss'' s.........-.s.......... W
ExPoRFs-M. and 0. X. R....................... 1853
Steamers, north...--......-........- -
Total ISQ
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THERE will be meeting of the l54th
Senior Regiment Relief Association this
evening at eight o'clock, at the engine
house on Poplar, between Main and
Second streets. A prompt attendance
requested. FRED. G. GUTHRRg, Sec'y.
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EMMoSs q SoN have received the Gin
cinnati Commercial, the New York Clip
per and Weekly, the St. Louis Saturday
Night, and various other attractive papers.
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M EDICAL.
TRUTH, WORD FOR WORD
Test Thls---Be Your Own Judge.

MRSSRS. CRADD0CK & CO.. GENTS
vi am satisfied Of the merits Of IxDiAN
HEMP. thas raised me from the dead, - as
placed me. Your Syrup. Pills and OOitment
have done for me what nothing else did or
could do restored me 10 health and life when
had resigned myself 10 the mortal change
fnclosed Is SO for another supply. Yours,
WILLIAM N. BROWN.
Richmond, Lincoln county. Maine.
The above is verbatim and but one Of the
many ue receive. CkNNAB1s ISbIcA i the
only remedy known that will positively cure
CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA and BRON-
C4ITIS. We ask the trial Of a single bottle.
as Il will satisfy the most skepfical. s. 50 per
bottle. Three battles, s. 50. Pills and Oiat-
ment. 81 9 each. Address
CRADD0CK a Co.
lS2SeOd-EIl l02e Race 81, Philadelphia.
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MULES AND HORSES. Those in need of
stock can be supplied at the Arcade Sale
Stables, Second street. N. c. Cayce &
Co. are just in receipt of fresh supply,
at reduced prices. They are known to
be the men that give satisfaction. Al
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w. E. WARDS SEMINARY for young
ladies, Nashville, Tennessee, the largest
school in the South, will open its next
session on Thursday, September LIST.
Catalogues give full particulars. Address
1873 w. L. WARD.
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A MEETING of the young men Of South
Memphis will be held at Furguson's Hall,
Friday evening at eight o'clock, for the
purpose of organizing an Infantry com
pany and gymnastic club. All young
men in good standing are invited to
join. aN 1876
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-05

ALL notices of meetings Of any organ
lied institution will be published at fifty
cents iA advance, or if charged, one dol
lar. for each insertion, if the same does
not exceed one square.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
True e 9 onom my
Is FOUND IN THE
EUREKA BOOT

T,HE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
l. st. Louis Fair for 1868 was awarded 10 the
manufacturers ofthis beautiful boot. 1t com
bines all the utility OF the sewed boot with the
cheapness Of the pegged boot. Its cOnstrac-
ton Is IN this wise instead Of pegs, peculiar
shaped brass screw Is dTiYen into the sole when
damp, and rmeothly and securely clinched,
thus holding the solos and uppers together so
ught lRAt they can never rip or give way.
They have all the smoothness and elasticity Of
the sewed boot, and none of the dsadyan-
tages attaching te the pegged boot. We sell
them at price but trihe more than that of
the pegged boots thus we furnish you with
somethlna THAI Is indeed economical. We
have ifeSh stock Of all kinds of Boots aud
ShNes ter ladies, gents, misses and children.
ai.e q hne line of shoe ornaments. which We
will sell al Wholesale and retail.
JOS. J. ,.EN EFT 4 CO.,
A-t Ae8 Mrin street.
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m you want Eoed cid NeEibben
WhiskE, 80 - 2zs second street.

STANnAEn American tables, with Pie
lan's latest combination cushions, at
Csdmus', AIRES Block, opposite Court
Square. las
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office: No. IS Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
MEM PHIS:
Friday Evening. August 8, 1870.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown Il Jones, office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. T
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Housekeepersw who may need pure
vinegar or puTesprees, for picking
purposes. can Gpd both. ofssperior
quality, nd JsbP Lilly's, ssi hair
street. isLlS6
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LEAkY RooFs repaired by BarthOlo-
new & Allen, No. West Court ST. 1927
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south Memphis school. Wellington
81. w. II. Bowers. Principal. ul-2
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T5OR RENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE CON
tanning FIVE rooms, kitchen, servant
room. etc. southwest corner OF MniDerfy ma -
u p Fontaine. Transfer Company's once,
No. s Main street, Memphis and. Logisyllle
railroad depot. NNla aItN ~ l1-tr-
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TEMPERANCE MEN ADMIT ITS UTILITY.
No attempt has ever been made or ever
will be made, to disguise the character
of Plantation Bitters. 1t contains alco-
hol; and no Bitters that do not contain
alcohol are worth a rush. Water will
neither preserve the virtues of tonic veg
etables nor render them active in the
system. This is a chemical fact which
no one competent to deliver an opinion
on the subject will deny Water tonics
turn sour on the stomach, if they are
not sour to begin with, (which is fire.
quently the case and produce and pro-
mote indigestion, instead of curing it.
Let it therefore be distinctly understood
that Plantation Bitters is an alcohol res
torative. But mark this: it is strictly
medicine, not a beverage. 1t is to be
taken in limited quantities and at stated
times, like other remedies and antidotes,
and therefore its use is in accordance
with temperance law, as well as with
that "higher law" which renders it in,
eumbent upon every being gifted with
reason to resort to the best possible
means of accomplishing q salutary end.
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Dog Muzzles Dog Muzzles 81!
Scbmtdt's patent all sizes = at
Eichberg& Co.'S, I91 Main sf. 140
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III ven want good old MegfbbeH
whisky. GO - e7e Second street.

EH 81
THE sale Of lots at Brinklsy, on the
Memphis aud Little Rock railroad, Is
postponed until Thursday the 18th day
of August 1870. lS6
CALCIUM LIGHrs.-All contracts foF
lights to be made with W. o. Diboll, at
Broom's Opera, 81 Jefferson street. 7
DIARRHEA, the source of infirmity and
suffering and the cause of innumerable
deaths, because neglected. yields quickly
to the mighty influence Of the Missis-
sippi Diarrhea Cordial. il FeViyes the
dropping spirit, not as a temporary sds-
ulant With snerYating consequences. but
By removing the sudden cause Of the
and restoring the natural fune-
tons Of the body to buOyaney aud
health. MANSFIELD a HIoBEE,
uoft ~ fiinitl Perpetrators
For sale by all druggists.
4 - a,ra1 Qla Main n I
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FOR RENT.

w. A. WHEATLEY. Rental Agent,
Bethel Block, Office ho.a' heceivgr
ships accepted. ln- -
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NOR RENT A COTTAGE HOUSE or
la5lf r. w. SHELTON. 215 Main st.
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SEA Moss FARISE from pure Irish
Moss, for blanc mango puddings, Gus
tards, creams, etc., etc. The cheapest
healthiest, and most delicious food in
the world cod
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r nor RENT-COTTAGEs,--TWe GROOM
X houses TO rent on Promenade. and hront
w. A. WHEATLEY.
fIIss9d1;1 Bethel Block.
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For Arkansas River.

For Arkansas River.
Memphis and Arkansas river u. s. Mail Line
For Helena, Friar Point. Mouth of White
river. Pine Bluff Little Rock. and making
connections for Hot Springs and Fort Smith.
MARY ROYp, $685. Capt. Haynes.
WILL LEAVE ON FRIDAY, rvs.
w August 9Th, at pm. For stlss1ltsF
freight or passage apply TO lSzsz=ssszii
w. II. KENNRDAY, Agent,
No. Madison street. Stanton Block.
MCCLURE * CAsKIN. Ticket Agents,
l36 No. Stanton Block, Lower Floor
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NOR R,2NT-THE COTTAGE HOUSE. SO
X Robeson st., containing 5 rooms, Kitchen
rartrv GOOD -istern and all the c0nyenlences.
panty, toou WHEATON x co.'s.
ARRa2yae 279 Main street. 8
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TyoR RFNT-NO. 2lS HERNAND0 ST.,
< rooms: No. lis Exchange ST.. rooms
and cellar; also store on Poplar ST.. opposite
s"e l'''i n.y. w. MARX & BENSD0RR.
1927 Room No. II, Bethel Block.
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cOOLEsr place in Tennessee-eadmus'
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Hlrseissped and dyed, $50 Main :,
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WANTED.

WANTED A WOMAN TO GO. TWO
w miles in the country q cook and 90 gen
erai homework Apply at No D foot O. ye ,1e
son street
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NOR RENT OR Saloon FIVE YEARS
n fine. several houses and thirty suburban
lots beautifully timbered. Apgly,.o
12s-fl w. +. HARDIN. 24I1z Second st.
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EIGHTH E4Rb

Judges Supreme Gourt-Demoeratic=
Nelson, $780, Deadrick, 800; Nicholson,
800; Tnrney, 800 Sneed, $780, freeman,
800. 'i --ff'.'i (. H''
Radical-HlEgan. asa, Wheeler, $780,
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w vornq gentleman. Must be situated
near corner OF Main and Beal SIS. ADDRESS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-02-19
TIE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
GERARD OhOIDE GOLD WATCH,
So, SIS, $40, s25.

Within the past SIX months We have
brought 'Oroide Gold" to perfection.
For appearance, style of finish and nc.
elraoy Of hmc-kccpiug. the Gerard
Watches are universally acceded to be
the hes They retain their hrilliaucv
and color til worn out.
They are oil IN Hunting Cases. Gentle
mems and Ladies' sizes. Every Watch
guaranteed Tor time and wear, by spe-
cial &c t~itcate.
se \ large assortment Improved Or.
ojdo' Chains, So 70 SIS. Also Gcntlemen's
and Ladies' Jewelly in great variety.
10 Beware Of mutations, order direct
from MS orour authorized agents. AGENTS
and others applying for circulars, viii
please enclose two three cent STAMPS for
postage.
IVAN goods sent to be paid for on d..
Arefg, CsSfa@ers ptrmittcd 10 eraniae pbo,
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JAMES GERARD & co.
s. Nassau Street, New York.
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