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The Democra tic Platform.

The Democratic Conservative party of the
State of Louisiana. III Convention assembled,
proclaim the folio wing their platform
l. Resolved That we accept and acquiesce in
the Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution
&C the United States in good faith.
g That the .xcessi":" taxation imposed by the
Radical part in their last threa ems
ruin and bankruptcy to the means and t:toi' VI
the State and it is the duty of all good citizens
to unite in protecting the State against the
reckless waste Of the public money; and We
pledge ourselves to an economical and honest
administration of the government, and to use
our power to have a law passed limiting the
power Of the State, parish and municipal corpo-
rations ON the subject Of taxation.
3. That general amnesty removing all past
political disabilities should be adopted.
4. That ali useless offices should be abolished.
S. That all laws creating moncpolics, and
granting to individuals and Interpretations ex-
elusive rights and privileges, should be repealed
s. That our citizens Of foreign birth are entl-
tied to the same rights and privileges as those
born on the SOIL and all laws discriminating be-
tween them and requiring from them extraor-
dinary oaths and other evidences Of citizenship
are odious, insulting and oppressive, and ought
to be repealed.
7. That we pledge ourselves to use our best
efforts to secure to the whole people fair, quiet
and peaceable election.
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Death Of Gen. Lee.

Under this heading, the New Orleans
Democrat, Of the. 18th inst, pays the fol-
lowing Just and beautiful tribute to the
memory Of our grand old Southern hero: !:
There are occasions in this life that
challenge the power Of words to describe
them! In the midst of q small band OF
devoted men assembled in Independence
Hall. Philadelphia-some kneeling, and
all with bowed heads, snpplicating the
mower Gof God, and committing their
cause to His hands--a nation was born
in Q day. The men yop may describe;
their wofds' you MAY repeat; but the au-
gust birth battles the genius of man TO
describe, except in tue simple words we
have used. So now comes to us the
news of great affection. Through the
land the wOrds fash with electric fire
Lee Is dead! What more can be said
A soldier aud q. a.Rtatesnian-thei ifhpreSa
of lis personal character and the mighty
consciousness of his genius are forever
stamped upon the annals OF time. In
the Intending cycle of years, tue sun
riae,I and sets, Under its influence, act.
i've or withho)den, the seasons come ana
ro-.now blapclipg the face OF nature,
and d then causing the whole earth to
bloom in beauty. These effects the pen
NAV describe but suppose the sun itsel1
was suddenly and forever biotted out o.
existence. what power could then be
found in words to describe the event
Oh mn words are immortal, bat they
ara not omnipotent. We look through
the mists of y disordered governments
and beyond all the social contamination
Of of lie, into the pure and lofty region
whera eeidwelt. The holy light OF nn'
dying truth is there, and the sweet ira
esanee of every virtue that could adorl
hmman character il there. There the
yery air vibrstes in undying echoes
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YORK .WNr4Q -. - x4s I 49,
IL ths wandering death bed utterances
of the two great Confederate chieftains.
...Stuae Jackson and Robert E. .Lees
may be considered as final upon the
matter. then the late Confederate Gen.
A. r. Hill. who lost his life ct the closing
battle Of thowar, must be accepted by
history 81 the most trusted coadjutor Of
Ehese 0nto6mmanders. In his dying
nnons6a& y .fAckson exclaimed, "Send A.
p, Hltot the frontln Upon his death
...t 1iae eiUz, D. ssS:::. S.: lee: az the'sele-
xrssl ri statea, Iis mind ssyertine to the
ElnoS 1.-The war, "Once ordared
ia tent Eo be stspek, and at another time
Ias;fea HilT tp be sept for Thus does
it apuaaR Thai. II: The supreme Alomsnfs
OF tie eiosinE hos1 of N1ose men nPon
whose absa sed taaa teayasst bur. bur
Ssns n thesFar MON the side Of the 4cen.
fsiIefScyS sne A4 lHtteran eee, sbofn, ~
6esisinlr Int more solemn, for that rea-
ssos,.s son. ~ stakaps Gen. 4, p Hi as 9 2
s man wi,ess pfesenesswAs ~ be desired :,
aail whcas 6dslity was a!assuFed. No 70
I hisber coanpIimant couid be PAID 60 n's
ssssgprr .tlesa shessp parting words Of Lee
gan& Jaea u .saa#ssa4 81 ss'=:..'.a s.-
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER
TREE SUN!
THE LADIES' FRIEND.
Clothes Washed Without Wear, Tear
or Labor!
Patented February 9th, 1869.
DD c1 -

IL 10 r. y l. -
IN presenting to an appreciating public this
u truly useful and wonderful invention, do it
with the assurance that it will meet q want long
felt, but never supplied. The LADIES FRIEND
supplies that want, for with ;its M a.d tue t gooa
washing-day. 1t requires no mammal labor to
operate it it performs it's work in the most per-
feet manner, and is capable of turning out
moderate wash while the usual meal is being
and downward action, cleansing from the bot
tom as we'll top, needs no stirring; the action
of the air, fire and water aceomplishes eftectu-
ally the work ts.....
Those, who have tried the LADIES'
FRIEND speak of it in the most unqual.
" lied tszms of praise.
1t is simple and durable in its construction,
but for full appreciation of its advantages
over similar inventions, it must be tried This
is all the inventor asks. If it does not give en-
tire satisfaction, it can be returned.
Be careful 70 obserre the follo,ei'g direehons:-
Soak and soap the clothes well overnight, in the
morning soap them again, then place them
smoothly in the boiler. laying the bottom layer
full, do nor quite cover the clothes with water.
Place the boiler over good fire, in a few min
utes the clothing will be suspended by streams
of water passing through the openings under the
clothing, keeping the clothing IN motion, at the
Same time continuous streams ef water will he
passing out the apertures in the upper tube on
the clothing Let them boil thirty minutes,
then rinse, wiring and blue if desirable.
From the coarsest blanket to the finest lace
collar can be safely washed in this machine. It
is admirably adapted for cleansing woolen goods
as it does not fun them, Is when cleansed by
| rubbing. The wash board is dispensed with.
The saving in wear of clothes will pay for the
machine in o very short time.
.WR1NGERs FOR SALE.
~ State and County Rights for sale on
/ moderate terms. GIDEON KANTZ,
! Inventor and Proprietor,
rl.,s H.. Frederick City, Md
| +. L. NIMAO, General Agent
| for Southern States,
No Tchoupitoulas st., corner Canal.
4-lml j ,"'" -? -. New Orleans, La
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STEAM TOBACCO MANCFACTORY.
J. P. s 3 R A Z1N,
Wos. 81 and %,

Cornc, Chartrcs and Cont Streets, and
IS Poydras st., Corner 1chou-
pitoulas, New Orleans.
Importer Of Pipes 0nd Smokers
Articles.
vVNIIE undersigned offers to country merchants
IL the most complete assortment i'll his line to
he found in New Orleans, such as
Meerschaum Pipes, Meerscllaum Cigar Hold
Imitat. Meers. Pipes crs and Match Holders,
Bruyare Root Tobacco Bags
CaoutchOuc Pipe Stems of Cherry.
Charcoal Amber and CaoutchOuc,
Rosewood Matches,
In tact all kinds Flint and Steel.
SMOKING TOBACCO:
Maryland, Reliance, Rough and Ready
Virginia, (fambrinus, Grand Turk.
Perique Industry Club, kil1ickinick,
and the Maryland Right Bower" which must
not be confounded with the Right Bower" OF
Gail g. AK, of Baltimore.
SNUFF:
Virginia half-coarse, Macouba Rose, Perique
and Natchitoches. Also, a large stock of
CHEWING TOBACCO:
in plugs, and fine cut in tin foil, and natural
fine cut in barrels of 10. %, 40 and 80 pounds.
And not less than one million cigars Of every
quality constantly on hand.
Jan. /, 1869. J. P. SARRAZlN.
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PRIVATE BOARDING,

No. $50 Royal Street, Ne.r Orleans, La.
NTRS. V. AUCO1N respectfully announces to
WI the people OF Ope!o,.sas that she has open
ed at the above address IL Boarding House where
she will receive boarders bv the day, week or
month. The rooms are we'll ventilated, the ac-
columo,lations excellent, and the table is fur.
nishcd with the best be market affords, and at
the most moderate prices. Families will receive
particular care and attention. Aug6-2m
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Landrefh's Garden Seeds,

drown by David Landreth & Son The at
VI tentinn Of Merchants, Planters and Gar
deners is asked to one of the largest and most
complete assortments of Fresh and Reliable
Secds ever offered in the South, end for sale in
quantities to suit purchasers. Garden Almanac
and Catalogue mailed free On application.
+. f. VIRGIN, Dealer in Seeds.
26-lyl "S Gravier ST.. New Orleans
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ELGIN WATCHES
MANUFACTURED BY
THE NATIONAL WATCH Co,
PRONOUNCED BY

THE NATIONAL WATCH Co,
PRONOUNCED BY
Dealers and COnnoisseurs
throughout the country to be the best time
keepers offered to the public for
Ladies' or GentIemen's Use.
They combine improvements not found in any
other Watches of either Foreign or American
make. Ladies' dcsirous of purchasing hand
some strong. and correct time-piece will find
the elegant Watch bearing the trademark of
LADY ELGIN,"
to be all that they desire. Inquire Of your jew
eller for the LADY ELGIN.
No MoremeAts Retailed by the Company.
Business Office and Sulesroom National Watch
Company, 150 and 101 Lake Street
Ap2-3ml CHICAGO, I'LL
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E, H, MOutOn & Co.,

TOTTON AND SUGAR FACTORS and Gen
~ cral Commission Merchants No II Clron-
delct Street, NEW ORLEANS. I>.
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ADOLPHE ALEX MCUTON,
COTTON and Sugar Factor and Commission
] Merchant, No. 1856 Common Street.
5O-IyI NEw ORLEANS. La.
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G what nation produces mesa Anaas'
sisgss! Rssci-natiol. - H
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J. L. COCRET,

Commission Merchant,
No. IS Cont Street, NCT Orleans, L.,
WILL take charge of the sale Of all pro
w duets entrusted to him. and will make
advances of bagsing and rope on cotton to be
cousis ned to him [August t--;3n
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=. q, BoNNAEON,

General Com Inn issiOm yEcrch "A mt,
DIRECT IMPORTER of Wines. Brandrs,
H. Cordials, &c.. No. 20 Cont street, be-
.ween Chartrrs and Old Lcvec STREETS,
AugG70-jm] NEW ORLEANS. la.
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THE OPELOUSAS COURIER,
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
JOEL H. SANDOZ.

CON DITIONS:
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in advance, or Four Dollars payable at the end
of the year.
subscriber wishing to discontinue must give
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Adcertising-FiftyC Cents per square for each
insertion. Eight lines or less constitute D
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| will be inserted in English and French lunless
otherwise ordered) until the publisher shall
Judge it convenient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
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Obituary Notices, Cards Of Thanks, 80, to
| be paid for Us advertisements,
| Personal cards, when admissible, to be charg
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LIFE INSURANCE.
MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE lNSCR-
ANCE COMPANY
OF ST LOUIS. MISSOURI.

OF ST LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Officers of Home Office:
JAS. J. OFALLON President.
A. N. Hk!TTON Vice President
5: W. inMA 49,. Secretary
{. G. McNAIION.....--.... General Agent.
W. + HARVEY ......................Act Actuary.
JAS II. Lucas. JAS. J. OFAI.LOS,
s. a. HATCH. a. B. GARRISON,
4. VI. BRIrTDN, I. A. ri SSELL,
JAMES LCPE, J: NJ. HARSEi,
a. NJ. WATERMAN.
Louisiana Agency-a3 Carondelet ST
Officers for Louisiana Branch:
T.. 7. MEKRlCk Vice President
B. b. SHINES. 80. Secretary and State Agent.
Medical Examiners:
J. n. FOLWELL, NJ d., J. t. KlTCHIE, NJ ID.
Louisiana Directors:
JAMES JACKSON, OCTAVE VOORHEES,,
f. T. MEkRlCk. {. Ii. MOTION,
ROBERT HARE. +. ii. HATCH,
l.. 4. WILTZ. B. Is. SlMMES,
THOS. FiTZWlLLIAM.
The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance Com
pan, being Home institution. it should be pre-
t-rred by citizens of the South for many rcasuns
We Will, however, Cntllnrrafe only two or three
|. The nlori,y invested III IT lis retained at homo
where II ASSISTS i'll pronlotlnS Western ana south
ern trade. and commerce, iii building mp towns
and cities, in developing. our rich mineral and
agricultural resources, i'll building our great lines
of railroad. and i'll cuiti>ating onr l"undlcos
prairirs For thr>, reasons southern aud West
rrll men should insure in it.
:. AS It's funds arc all invested where nigh
rates of interest prevail, il grant insurance
cheaper and pay better dividends than any East
crn Company. Fur this reason all persons ii. oir-
ing to make certain and safe provision tur their
families. should insure in it.
3. Its Local Board of I.nnisiana Directors being
composed of men Of iriS standing in the com
n,unty. is II sufficient guarantr" that widows
and orphans will I've protected in their rights,
when policies issued by this Company mature by
rca,on OF death or otherwise. This feature is pc
culiar to this c"ripauv fnO other institution be
yud the limits of the State having local board
and is. therefore, worthy of the highest consld
Grafton.
All kinds of Life Policies are issued by this
Company, and non-fortciting after al annual
payment.
This Company makes no charge for policy, fee
The Louisiana Branch Office is at Ne. 80
~''''' ~ IL. SHINES,
State Agent for Louisiana, New Orleans
Almost all the business men in and about
OpeIuusas have their lives insured III this Com
pany; anon. others Henry L. Garland, DIR. r.
II. Littell. j. J. Morgan, Judge A. GarrigneH,
| DIR. John A. Taylor Joel II. Sandcz, James q.
Hayes, Judge A. Bailey. &C., &c.
will i appiy to 's +. D. ESTILE11E, Agent.
LawOtce OF Bailey & Estiette,
oct 2-1y1 Opclousas. La.
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Louisiana Agency-a3 Carondelet ST
Medical Examiners

J. n. FO1.wELL, NJ. D., J.D. KITCHIE, NJ d.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-17
CAU rEDN.

The public ia autionei aaainsi employing ami
Ut tha regularl authorized Agents Of the Conpa-
-. since the Roberts Patent cover the use Of inc
iurpedu and all explosive materials for oil wells.
and the u-e of ii materials by other parties is
sinatnm ,i, n,,i Sf thn YpRERTS PiTENrs lii ~
deal, With according 10 law and as acting wiliiuly
aad hnowin.y in defiance OF law and the decisions
Of the Courts
TIE Complny have re organized their tusines-
with view to accommodate Oil .Men in every part
OF the Oi region. Ghes have employed the most
efficient Agents and tssis thar be procured
for the business Eacn Torpedo T. labelled with
da.e af patents, together with the price Of the Tor
pedo, aud signed by an officer Of the Company, 30
every Operator wishing Torpedo may know It's
price AMI whether II eIi-c from our oil.c1.
Ope ators will confer favor by reporting to This
Oiice any negligence OF Agents.
The following named persons havo been appoint
IL Agents and Assistant AGENTS l,S the Oil egous
Of Psnnsy yivana aud West Virginia.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTUSVILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI
store address Titusyille, Pa Assistant Juhn an
Sc.iver. - -
rirUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yICINT
TY-iI Il THOMAS. OHiGe and address, Man
zion House, ituslille, Pa -
sHAMBURG AND NICINlTY-GEO3GE IR-
vIN. Olice, ShamnurE; residence, Titasyile, Pa
As.:elaut. A a. west
ENrEnPRISE l'IGASANTViLLE BEAN
FARM ANU PlPiJi.l W. GEO. VAN
VIJEr. Oniee and address. Chase house. Pleas
a.tyille. Assistant, Il. e. Huntington.
TIDIOUF AND WEST hlCKORY-CHAS.
CLARK. Office and address, Exp e.s JAlce T.di-
onte. Pa Assistant, f. q. BeaIlsiey.
PETROLEUM UENTRE AND WCiNiTY-
LEVI MASON Office and address Petroleum Cen
ire. pa Assistant Charles Blcdo'd.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
q, on Greek and Cherry Ran. from story Fam to
McCIintocltyile e--JA iESSAUNDE ~. Ad ress
"arr Farm, pa. Assistants, l.uther L. Saunders.
Charles n. Cochr,n and VIII lioyt
WcGTLNPOUKylLLE on. CITY AND NJ
y, S. Nssr. Address, Oil ciiy OF ienp, Ia
FiANtl,iN, ALONG THE ALLfG HENX Ply,
E-z riLpGN once md ad5re'S. ETal y n s <,
LANnIN i-RICHAhD W. hEI lti"i,D' . q, op1.e I5'r
n,d atdi, "a ScrubEnss-, 2 ASs!Ntah'' H. " Tor
rrrud, sddr,ss aml-ntnn, "a. n, II
WNS'T VTR HNfA-C. ID ANGEL. fnn l. T.
GEhE. Address. farSe 'sAurg. Vest slrEln!5;
NoNe1-s f'csroioaCi EOrPo10 Sr'
ia"ss-fly
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Friends aud patrons, one andan.
Your s,tentiun to my biz would call;
Times are dull money tight,
But III these times I'm looking for light;
To those who are building RIGS without number,
would iulorm-this is the place to buy Lumber;
Nv motto is this: "QricS Sales ard small frof,,'
For business is healthy and | think much of ii;
In o~ali,y my Lumber ia second to none,
And as for Shingles, | keep No. !;
Some may not Look at I; in the light I do,
And for u ose have qua ity No. 2;
And to those who are pafticuar--as some may BE-,
| still have snoth.r qua.ily cniied No
! have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which will sell NJ low cash price;
such "a rlo5ring, Ceiling and siding, ooh Rough
and dressed,
Lath, Batters and Surfaced Lumber, all OF the
best;
also have Rig Lumber OF all kinds.
1t prices 10 compare with oil and hard tines;
Al kinds of Tlnher l5cyt constantly on hand,
And box OF Cigars OF very good braud
NV flcili,as fo- sci ins are surely without number
alway. keep good teams to deliver good Lumber
20 If Won want Lumber, Rough, Dressed soh or
iiird,
You viii find 'u't what you van a. I. " So Lum
Der yard
fobiS-tf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-21

institutions without suggesting remedies
j confess to Incompetence to do the last
though / rather enjoy the first. There
is one thing more-the display made o
deformed feet, which stand confessed
upon the sand in all their unmitigated
uglness. A naked foot is either the
prettiest or the ugliest of objects; about
one person in fifty can afford to make
the display.
The children have an immense advan-
tage in this matter; their feet, if not
beautiful, are rarely deformed, and have,
at least, merit oflooking childish, and,
by consequence, natural Some of the
bathing dresses for girls are made like
those for boys with loose shirt and
trowsers, and very appropriate they are,
too, for saltwater frolic. The children
lie down on the sand and let the waves
roll over them, or romp with each other
until about twice as much time is spent
in the water as is judicious for the health.
Two men are always at hand during the
bathing hours at this hotel, ready TO rem
der assistance in case of accidents. One
always goes in the water with the bathers.
| had heard before / came that the under
tow was so strong here as to render
bathing dangerous, but ! am told acci-
dents have very seldom occurred, and
that there is no danger at all if persons
bathe at the hours authorized.
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Judge of Supreme Court.

The friends of Hon. JOHN l.. 7. SNEED,
of Fayette county, are authorized by him to
present his name to the people of Tennessee as
n candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court for
the Western Division. Election, August 4th,
1870. te
In response to the published call of members
of the Bar in various counties of East Tennes-
sec, and numerous solicitations Of friends. i
Bench of the Supreme Court of the State.
April 9, 10. JAS. w. DEADERICK.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Hon. 7. A. Il. NELSON as a candi-
date for Supreme Court Judge from the East
ern Division. The election is TO be held on
the first Thursday in August, and two Judges
from each of the three divisions of the State
are to be elected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-21
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Takes Effect June 12th, 1870.

The train leaving Memphis at l Is p. m. runs
daily. The am. train does not run on Sun
day. Both trains run through TO Louisville
without changes. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the LIS pm. 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
stateroOms, in through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket Office, 237l2 Main street.
J. +. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAS. SPEED. Ticket Agent. 9-62-t
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LEGAL.
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 22d day of July, 1870,
in front Of tbs the CS SM9Sss door Second
hours of 10 and II o'clock m, proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, for cash. at public aac-
ton, the property described in said Deed OF
Trust; to,wit; Being part Of the south one
ming on the west side Of Hopefeld lake, at a
stake which is planted upon the middle or
dividing line Of said original tract, near the
mouth of Baekwater inlet, 1--WE (2) chains
ffty-two l52 links south, seventy-fve C75) de-
grees west from an ash tree, about twelve (i2
inches in diameter, which leans eastwar,lly
marked X, which stakeis north fifty-nine and
one-half 5al9l degrees, east fOrtS-two or
with said diyidins line seuth seventy ave- ec t.59
degrees, west seventeen u1) chains twenty
three l2D links, TO o stake which is north three
and oe-fourth so degrees, east thirty-fop-
tSt)lnks rom aekberrymarkedS and .iorth
thtrty-hve C5l links, from ar ash marked w,
thence south fifteen tlse degrees. east eieht isi
chains 70 stake, from which nerth oighty-
three and one-half $50 degrees, east six l6
LINKS, I'm Is sWse' sam SIX % inches in diane;
aae-hAl $50 degrees, west twenty-nine t2pl
links. Is n sweet gum eight lS) inches In diam
eter, marked W; thence north seventy-fve
90 degrees. east ten l0l caAias and severity
hvc G5l links. on the west side of Lake
avenue. from which south seventy-two
ana .e4e-hah Vz19 degrees, west fOrty-fve
tis) links. Is an elm marked s; thence north
twenty-one and one-half (2llil derrees- easf
two ~ chains and fifty laol links, 70 4 staks. |
which is north eishty-four so degree east |
sixteen 40 links 70 sweet gum pointer, and /
tauIteen ~ links % a haokheTry pointer; /
thence north twenty-four and one-half l24Ic /
degrees. east seven % chains and eiehty-cirht /
(ool links, TOT The beginning; containing eleven i
and seYel hundredth Ql 7-lQol acres.
The injunction restraining the sale Of this
property on the 18th May. $50, having been
dissolved by decree Of the Second Chanccry
Court. ! will convey only such title 10 the
above described properly a. Z vested IN me a.
trustee. LARRY HARMSTAD. Trustee.
B. \. HART Z E. L. BELcHER, Att'ys, ulitd !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-21
ANNoUNcEM ENTS.
Judge of Fifteenth th judicial Circ

Judge Of Fifteenth judicial Circuit.
In answer to the calls Of the bar and people
of this circuit, / announce myself a candidate
for Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit,
comprised of Shelby Upton and an IBnyN Faystte
At the request of a respectable portion of
the Bar. and of the people of the Fourteenth
Judicial Circuit, / announce myself a candi-
date for Judge Of that Circuit. The election
is to be held on the first Thursday, being the
: ISAAC NJ. STEELE.
April %. 1870. te"