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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-17
Notice.

The following ladies are requested TO
Inject at Mrs NJ. c. Hunters, at5 o'clock
This D. M, as q. committee on decorations
lat Court Square, in observance of the
funeral obsequies Of General X. Il. Lee:
Mrs NJ @ Hunter, President; Mrs John
johnson, Mrs Goodman, Mrs Severson,
MRS Michael Magevny, ST., Mrs
la j Hays, Mrs George Holmes,
Miss Annie Taylor, Mrs DIR Frayser,
Mrs DR. Willett, Miss Emma Frayser,
Mrs l. G Felts, Mrs Frazer Titus, Miss
|Mollie Strange, Miss Rebecca Park, Miss
katie Avent, Mrs M c Galloway, Mrs
BENJAMIN Babb, Mrs Fanny Drake, Mrs
Roland Savage, Mrs James G Barbour.
Miss Ella Guy, Miss Fanny Donoho,
Miss - Speed, Mrs W 9 Thompson,
MRS Thos Norment, Miss Mary Wright
Miss Fanny Molloy, Miss Alice Tate
Miss Emma Moore, Miss Walker Nelson
Miss Julia Hunt, Miss
|Topp, Miss Kate Carroll, Miss Ida
Carroll Miss Lizzie Winchester
mrs B Dryer, Mrs r J Morgan, Mrs n
I'M Yerger, Miss Julia Semmes, Miss AMI
|nie Carroll, Miss Elder, Miss Susie
Nance, Miss Mollie Cairnes, Mrs J Nj
Hewitt, Mrs I Nelson, Mrs J Louden,
Miss Hattie Bethel, Miss Ethal Foute,
Miss Katie Worsham, Miss Katie Potter
Miss Mollie Jones, Mrs John II. Bowen
Miss Katie Harris, Miss Annie Mitchell
Miss Elise Massey, Mrs Chris Stein
|kuhl, Miss Perdue, Mrs James M. Pet-|
|tigrew. Mrs General John @. Fizer, MRS.
LInl;a Kerr en- II THURNONp
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How the Prussfnn Comm unica lions
are Maintained.

The special correspondent of tae
! London Times, at the Crown Prince
headquarters, writes September 10th
IA thing which causes astonishment 70
me is the perfect IMMUNITY with which
THE Prussian communications have been
preserved. Their military administers
zion is most vigorous, and its apparent
severity prevents bloodshed, and secures
their long lines against attack. 1t is
| death to have arms concealed or re.
|tained in any house. 1t is death
10 cut telegraph wire or to
destroy anything used for the ser
| vice of the army. What can disarmed
population, however hostile and venture,
Some, attempt against small bodies OF
armed men, who always move with eau
|tion, and against troops who do not make
hight marches unless in large bodies
|TA Prussian cavalry are everywhere.
There is no neglect, no i,lSoucidace /;
nothing is taken on trust. Entera small
village in the center of district which
lis full of troops on all sides, and you see
two sentries posted on the road, and two
|scntries further on at the exit and on
every road or lane, out or in, the same
are observed. The people
in the towns and villages are aghast.
Everywhere Prussians.'
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GENERAL LEES FUNERAL.

To-morrow las been set apart in TIM
city for the observance of Genera
Robert Edmund Lees funeral. Al
empty hearse, draped 10 mourning, vii
signify the sad event which Bills GU
hearts with chastened sorrow. The dps
of the departed, still leaving the impress
of greatness, will be araway, yet present
in our affections. All that can will be dont
to honor the man who has suddenly
fallen like great pillar in some proud
but shattered temple. As he was ineApa-
bic. while living, of an unkind thought,
so none will be found TO detract, nov
that he is dead. His body lies 10 state.
or will be buried tomorrow at Richmond,
but Robert Z. Lee lives pure, great and
unsulIied ia the hearts of millions.
Mankind has not produced greater, nor
will. This generation viii not see his
equal, and history will contain no fairer
page than the records Of his deeds and
character. The privilege occurs tol
morrow of paying a public mark of
respect to his memory. an
classes of good citizens have beeul
cordially invited to participate, and will
be welcome alike. The principal bust
ness houses, in accordance with theI
Mayors proclamation, will be closed
from 10 a. IN. to 2 p m, and if the weather.
is favorable, the procession will be the
largest ever seen in Memphis. A distip1
guished orator has been selected, ans'has
consented to deliver an Grafton on the
occasion. From the lips Of Colonel
Landon c. Haynes, one Of the most bril-
liant speakers Of the South, We may ex
peet just and beautiful tribute 10 the
Oreat man who has passed away
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On motion of Col. Duff, the meeting
approved OF a movement looking TO the
FORMATION in separate bodies Of the
armies of Northern Virginia. Tennessee,
els Mississippi anu trS-=S Mississippi de-
partments on the day Of the procession;
and that the members Of these different
previously meet and organize
for that purpose. -l.
The committee on resolutions then re-
ported. Their report was then read, but
was withdrawn with permission Of the
meeting.
The meeting then adjourned. 10
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The Fair closed Saturday. A good
crowd. was on hand. and the day was
quite interesting. The fair we can say
lin general terms, was a success, and a
decided Improvement on previous fairs
held since the war. The officers, one
and all, deserve great credit for their in
dustry, patience, zeal and efficiency
Hinder their hands, and very excellent
management, the institution is,destined
to be popular and beneficial to the com
munity. We would like to give review
( of the proceedings of the week, but being
crowded to-day, and not issuing another
LEDGER until Wednesday, we must be
content with fewer words. Many inter
|esting features and events escaped us
last week, but some Of them may yet
be referred to in detail.
CHARLEY HowARp's NINE PREMIUMS.
One of the successful exhibitors we
desire to mention is Charley Howard,
|who has the popular confectionery on
Main street, near the corner of Madison.
IThe display he made was large. varied
land beautiful. Those who paused at his
show cases will not be surprised to learn
1that he took nine premiums, as follows !
For the best display of fine candies, best
|plain candies, best machine candy, best
bee cream, best soda water and mead,
best fruit cake and pound cake, and
| best display of small, fine candy. He
came home almost dressed out in blue
ribbons, and doubtless was entitled to|
|all his honors.
|rHE COOKING MATCH-BUCK's BRILLIANT
AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
The great cooking match, which took
place Friday, was witnessed by large
humber of interested parties and specta-
tors, and the result is yell worthy to be
mentioned. The following stoves were
originally entered: Bucks Brilliant, 4
by Risk Il johnson; ''Bridgeford Is Amer
bean" by Rubsch 4 DushI Charter" by
|Eiohberg 4 Co.; eThe Excellent" by I :.
b. Jukes, Lady Gay" by Bering q
|Lotze, AL withdrew, however, except
the Bucks Brilliant" and "Bridgeford' s
american. Twelve pounds of dough
were weighed out to each stove by the
Judges, and twelve pounds ofwood, also
10 each stove. The fires were lighted all
the same time, and Bucks Brilliant
baked bread in sixty-one minutes, with
Eight pounds of wood. The American
was nine minutes longer, and used nine
pounds Of Eood On examining the
bread the judges pronounced the bread
baked by the brilliant" far the hestand
|n shorter time and with less wood The
blue ribbon was accordingly tied onl
Bucks Brilliant" stove, where it has
been before. The various stove men onI
the ground conceded that the award was
fairly merited and bestowed. The|
Brilliant was operated by E. F. Risk
and the American" by George Rubsch
Risk 4 Johnson also took the premium|
on the best display of stoves, and on the
best cooking and heating stove. The
cooking match took place in the open
|aiF when q very strong Wind was blow
ing, hence the length Of time and
amoERt ef wood used, vas greater than
usual.
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yellow sash with red rosette; and the
Marshals blue sashes with RED
'rosettes.
Hackmen and drivers of drays sne
Of all kinds, are requested
hot to block up the streets while the
procession is moving.
1 Assistant Marshals will report promptly
lat 9 o clock to the Chief Marshal,
Headquarters at 0yerton Hotel.
JoHY w. DAWSON,
Chief Marshal.
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List OF Appointments by Demg


cratic Nominees.
The Democratic nominees for Congress. Sen
altar and FIoater will address the people o
their respective districts Mt the places ant
times below designated;
SomerviIle, Monday. October 18th.
Fayette Corner, Tuesday, October 18th.
Oakland, Wednesday. October 10Th.
Macon, Thursday, October 10th.
Moscow. Friday, October 2lst.
LaGrange. Saturday. October I'D.
North Memphis Market House). Monda,
night. October oath.
South Memphis mississippi and TENNESSEE
Depen. Tuesday night. October 18th.
Randolph. Upton county, Saturday. Octo
Der Goth.
Portersyille, Monday, October Slst.
Mt. Zion, Tuesday. November LIST.
We cordially invite all nominees for Count,
Representatives to join us in the above ap-
pointments, and hope the people will turn ou
and give us an opportunity to be heard.
w. w. VAUGHAN.
j. J. DUB0SE.
J. NJ. HARRIS.
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GPRIoUs. We understand that the
committee appointed for the purpose re
|quested the Judge Of one Of the courts
this morning to adjourn tomorrow t.
afford all an opportunity to attend the
funeral Obsequies Of Gen, les, the 4adg'
said he would comply with the request
|qs IL mas the ssisb Of the people, but no
because efhe death Of Gen. lee VIVA
|did he mean. or did he neaR noihiRg
but simply had his head full of the con
|centrated essence Of green mud2
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A SUGGESTION.

Many houses in the city will yet be
draped in mourning. 1t has been sug
gested by some gentlemen that if those
who drape their houses hereafter would
use black or black aud white dress cal
leo, and afterward contribute the same t.
the Virginia sufferers, through d. Car
michaers committee. Of his city, thes
would be doing a double good at tn
same time. The average cost to esel
house is not far from Eve dollars. Thil
amount as contribution would aggre
gate a considerable sum for the relief o
the sufferers in Virginia. We trust thi
suggestion will be carried out. II is ais
suggested that the railing around Cour
Square be festooned in ike manner, tn
city bearing a portion Of the necessar.
expense, and the remainder to com
from other sources.
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The Virginia papers are inclined tt
|ascribe the late unprecedented freshe
n the James and Shenandoah rivers
mot to heavy rains, but as caused b.
like the bursting of "watel
spout" on or about their head waters
|and their sources are not very grea
distance apart. The flood came dow
in the Shenandoah in great waves, sue
feeding each other rapidly. Ia
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The Fox aud Denier pantomi

The Fox aud Denier pantomime
roppe Eill give their first performance
tonight at the Memphis Theater. Tbs
entertainment viii consist of the new
sensational, magical and burlesque pan
tomime, entitled Three Blind Mice,
and will be rare treat, judging from
the reputation of the company and the
capacity of the msnagementin securing
|nex and varied attractions
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-17

Tue Grand Encsmpment !. o. o. +
|of the State met at 10 o clock this morn
ing. at Odd Fellows Hall. The Grand
Lodge meets Wednesday, and Thursday
b grand parade viii take place in tbs
streets. Thursday evening a ball viii
be given at the 0verton Hotel, under
the auspices of the fraternity.
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BELGIUM.

BRussELs, October H.-Late advice'
from Metz are con6rmatory of the dis
patches received through Prussiar
sources, to the effect that Marshal Ba
zaine has sent a prominent General oil
his command on a mission to the Kins
of Prussia at Versailles, and it is further
believed that he offers terms of capitu
lation. The name of the officer is Gen
eral Boyer.
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No Ledger Tuesday.

Owing to the funeral obsequies Of
General Lee, which takes place in the
city, business will be suspended at the
LEDGER Office, and consequently nc
paper will be issued tomorrow.
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MERCHANTS desiring their cards ex-
iensively advertised can find no better
medium for this purpose than the The
atrical Bulletin. 1t will be issued in
quarto form on and after October 10
and contain the only programme used
every night ia the theater. Il will b,
circulated every morning in the reading
and sitiing-rooms Of the Oyerion. Pea
body. Commercial aud Worsham Hotels
ia the various bilkard-rooms. saloons
restaurants, court-rooms, public halls. a
the different railroad depots, and ia
every part Of the city. An edition o
several hundred Is distributed every al
iernoon on every steamboat at the land
ing Il viii be read By thousands Q
people every day. Once. No 3l5 Main
street. 40l
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|Heeflug Of Rx-Cqpfederafes-
|'4-'s WIhfions. etc.

AUuonts elc.
A mesIing Of ex-Confederate soldiers
not specially belonging 10 any society
was held at the Exchange Building. Sat
3urday evening, to consider the Lee obse-
3qgiss.
General Marcus J. Wright called the
meeting 10 order at 8 o'clock, and moved
that Captain Fowlkes, Of the Army II
lyirei.s, be- called TO the chair, which
was carried. &. n Aetcalf was made
Secretary.
The Chairman then announced that
the meeting was organized and ready for
Business.
A motion by Captain Bate for the ap1
[poiptucn, Of a COMMITTEES Of ten to CO..
Ioperate with other societies was carried.
The Chairman said thai IS he was not
very we'll acquainted with all present, be
would wish that names of members for
the committee be suggested TO him by
The meeting Pa.
On motion, Marcus J. Wright was
/mads chairman Of the committee. Mr..
Wright and Mr.. Bate we're then empOw.
|ered 10 cooperate with the chairman %
the meeting in appointing the commit
The committee are as follows: n. J.
Wright, ]. $. Kern .. Adams, Hamil
ION Pike, Thos. J. Chiffon, W. X. Lucas
1J. /. Wexford, W. B. GoOde,, Byron
'Shoemaker and John c, Fizer. On mo
hon Of Marcus ]. Wright, an addition OF
live citizens was made 70 the committee,
'as follows John johnson, J. NJ. Sam.
|ple. A. Vaccaro. Eugene hagevney and
William Miller.
On motion, committee Of hive were
appointed to draft resolutions expressive
LII the sentiments Of the meeting on the
Heath Of General Robert Z. Lee; The
Following is the committee: Henry
! Mode. Milton P. Jarnigan, w. L. Duif.
John w. Eldridge and J. NJ. Hawkins.
On motion Of Marcus J. Wright, The
meeting adopted a resolution cordial n
inviting 81 citizens 70 join 10 the fnrol
raj procession in this city, on Tuesday.
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AMUSEMENT.
-. :, ~ : :, : - : =, i,----.--
Ioirees BY Subscription

SERIES OF SCIENTIFIC AND Ar
~ lectures, with brilliant experiments ana
|marnihcent pictorial iiiuFtrHtfc-z, rfefy
W e1nesday ard Saturday Afternoon; intendc4
especially for families and schools. Sc pro7
|rramme Al principal book stores. where subj
81 SIS A-'' A. 5. yIGUs.
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LEGAL.
No. so. N. X. d.
lin the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County. Tennessee.
John Huber,
vs..
Margaret Elizabeth Hubert
TT APPEARING FROM RETURN OF
L Sheriff in process in this cause that the dos
PENDANT is not to be found in Shelby eoanty !,
liz is therefore ordered that she make her APP
pearance herein. at the Courthouse in the City|
of Memphis, Tenn, on or before, the first
Monday in ,Neyemher, 1870, and plead !,
or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to her and SGT for hearing exparte, !
hnd that copy. Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the|
Public Ledger.
A Copy-Attest: M. D. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
9pr%J-42-4S
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THE WAR.
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, October 1.-THE Prussian
is now engaged b, the traps
portation of one hundred thousand fresh
troops to beincorporated into the armies
now besieging Paris. tt''
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No Cure, No Pay. = FoRREsr's JUsfrEE
|TAR-For Coughs. Group. Whooping- Cough,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Splitting Of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. so cents.
N. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels,
with white. imprinted wrapper M
s-1l-t GOODYEAR 4 HILLS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Getting Married.-Essays for Young Men
on Social Evils, and the propriety or impro
priety of getting Married, with sanitary hell
for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P
Pa. 1888
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lhNy or NoRrHERN YIRGIEIA.

AAMN VT SUD-
In pursuance Of call made in the
Appeal Of Sunday morning, there was Q
meeting of the ex-soldiors of the Army
|of Northern Virginia held in the gentle
mems parlor of the Peabody Hotel at Z
b clock D. m. Sunday Upon motion OF
Col. Duff, Major K. p. Duncan was called
TO the chair, and Capt. j. J Shoemaker
was elected secretary. Upon motion o.
Nv. C. Fowlkes, committee Of FIVE were
make all necessary arrange
|ments for The members Of the Army o.
Northern Virginia TO participate ia Z
body in the funeral ceremoni& Of 1ihse
bav. under the command Of Col. Dawson
and his assistants, apd report TO an ad
iourned meeting al fhs First Circuit
Court room at u o'clock Monday eye
niaa. Upon motion Of Gen. J. c: Fizel
the comniittee was increased to twelve
The following gentlemen were then rn
pointed on said committee. Gen. ] ohm e
IFizer, W. q, Pawlkes, j n, Hawkins
Col. W. l.. Duff, I. II. Chiffon, N. Logan
"A. B. Morrison, II. 7, Sinnott, W. 5
Wright, G. A. Mitchell, r. V. Rambaut
4. S. Bexley. eq
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PUBLIC LEDGER. !
ONCE No. 13 Madison Street.
MEM PHIS.
Monday Evening. October IL, 1870.

Mr.. Thomas Tardrew. of New York City. ID
authorized to act as Northern advertising
agent of the PUBLIC LKDaER.
S. II. Parvin. General Advertising Agent
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our duly authorized agent
to contract for advertisements.
Hudson. Menet 4 Gay, 1873 Dearborn street.
and Barnhart. Bros. 4 Co.. "A Madison street,
Chicago. will contract for advertisements for
this paper.
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- IT Z : :
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
R. r u SIS ELLIS
sEPTESIAh
M edical Institute,
AZ North Court St. Memphis.

|THIS INSTITUTION, INCORPORATED
IL BY the State Of Tennessee, i q legalEed
|Associatiop Of Scientific Physicians and Sur
'gsons. devoted 70 the treatment Of patients.
.and instruction In theory and practice OF the
CHEMICAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.
.It is divided into the following departments
FINALE DEPARrnENT.-lL this department,
every complaint known 10 wsman IL treated
with unvarying success.
CANCER DEPARTMEST.-Cancers and tumors
|are here cured In ninety-eight cases out Of
.evcry hundred.s IliHr
DEPAKTnKxr FOR HEARr DIsEksE.-In this
department this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results.
DEPARTnkST FOR SKIS DISEASES. = Every
Horn 81 skin diseases permanently cured here.
CoNsUMPTIox AND CATARRH DKPkRTMENT.
THE professors in this department have made
|many important discoveries in the treatment
.uf lung, throat and nose Diseases,
Eye AND EAR DEPARrNENT.-The eye and
ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated.
i CONFIDENTIAL DEFAEINENI.-Devotedt 10 the
Inclusive treatment Of a class Of maladios
'nameless here. BY an able professorship.
srRGIcAL DHPAKrNENT.-Ne daily perform
1 he most Important operations known 10 sur
All Affairs Of 3 private character held sn-
'credly confidential.
80 Office hours from o'clock in the morn
'ing til o'clock IN the evening. Open ever
j. ID. RUSSELL. NJ D.,
Consulting Physician.
y. G. WSrsos, Secretary.
L. @. WkRRAs, Treasurer. l0-ll-loy
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ScorcHNEx, ArTESTIoS.-The mem
bers Of the ST. Andrews Society, and ell
|Scotehmen, are requested to rally under
he banner Of st. Andrew tO-morrov
morning, On Marke. street, between
Main and Sec5ad streets, to pay the last
tribute Of respect to the memory Of Cen
eral R. E. Lee.
II. LEEOS, President
J. B. CAMPBELL, Secretary. a
FlRsT-clAss REsrAUEAsf, fer sale
Apply 70 Psssmore a Rufin. As
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Vacant City Lots

0n Shelby street, Alabama street, Second
street, Jones avenue. Ross avenue. Exchange
street. TreEevant street, Walnut Street. Mar
ket street, Tennessee street, Linden street,
|lIernando road. State Line road.
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Suburban.
QMpROyED AND UNIMPROyED.)

McLemore avenuc-Seven acres; fine i'm
Horn Lake road-Five acres, admirably i'm
proved. ~
Seventy-eight acres about four miles from
The city limits; good, substantial improve
|ments; can be had at bargain.
Poplar street Boulevard-3711a acres; fine i'm
On the Memphis and Ohio railroad, six mile!
from the city-Forty acres.
Woodlawn, near Buntyn 's-Three acres.
Cooper ayenue-Thirteen acres; very hand
some improvements.
Union avenue-Seven acres; good improve
|ments. 40
Warfield tract = Fourteen and one-hali
acres.
Kerr tract-Twenty and one-quarter acres
Central avenue-Thirteen acres; fine i'm
Valentine avenue-Nine and -three-quartel
'acres; good improvements.
Belts tract-Twenty-five acres.
Several fine building sites in Mrs. s. W
Zones subdivision, ON the Poplar street boule
yard; also, five-acre lots suitable for garden
ling purposes.
One hundred and ninety-two acres ten milel
from the city. at low figure.
Seven years lease on an Alabama street lot
f0xl50; frame house with four rooms, kitchen
|etc. can be had at bargain.
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SEE advertisement Of the Mammoth
Trunk Factory Of this city. em53
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HAVING PUBLISHED IN FRIDAYS
Ill PUBLIC LEDGER a card that am now con
|vinced is liable to n different construction
from that intended, and thus is calculated TO
bald card, with the distinct disayowal of any
Intention 10 reflect on Mr.. Crook ; eharacter
|or business integrity, or to injure him in any
|way whatever. Very respectfully,
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Plantations,
In Mississippi, Tennessee and Arkansas.
pB- Our terms for selling Real Estate are q:
per cent.
PASSM0RE & RUFFIN,
1874 Real Estate Agents. "A Adams at.
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BANK REPORTS.
RESOURCES:

At Close ofBusiness, Octobers. 1870
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JB. cAnrurlr, Secretary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04

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ira4 iAe si9ektsa 0szeite. y I.al a I,.ala
fGuaer SAYS
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learned shat sugei "a woulj cure tho
btc q i rattleFaaie. cot knowing ii
waald core ans othei Had e poison
beta 81 maa a. beast thiak go
farmer sbanB ~ u,aoat bolgle q X
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spsgtfsI z i uttfLaiiy sud battle the
wsuud igr care T. cure i L8rac ID
requires eli iuts s much s. 4 does
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tie muss extreme case, e snake Bite 81
this uoghbofaool eleven ytafs ago
ibs sammtr who're the cas- Lad been
thirty days standing ani tie patient
Ras arGu up BIZ lis phy aus ! beard
- it aud carried The Oh aud gave one
sp9oniai which Effected o cure Ii is
an autdgls for araemc sud slryehuiDe
it aiil cure b.8at .H clitie caused hs
eating ,ootFegIy Of fresh clover: il viii
cure bites 0i bees. spiders or oIheg 10.
sccts, aua wil cure persons who have
been poisoned bye low running vine 10
tbe mc4lgvs, called .yy