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Over Five Hundred Dealers

10 various parts Ok The land have uhurcscr1cdly
eudOrScI thuul, They arU Ia uBu upon numerous
lines Uf RAILWAY Including the UNEoN PACIFIC
and the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL, and officers Ot
endOrEc them az the hest Watches for the use OF
Il. X. employees and travellers, yet IntrOdTrodk
The following are presented W specimens o.
thSsO tySIlEonlAlSv, &
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rGRsT MORTGAGE. BONDS
cnr.npeake { ono, RalIr0ad COMPANY

Lii rur4 -8ya< m..GI sbarUH ub)i"i
or TRB9TH stHl, Y tflNt
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Koakbo 10 endorsed By Tho beat physicians
everywhere. Read tho following tfOm Or, TIllery,
q successful practitioner Of many years standing
In Nv Old North State: il,., 3l,IR .g114Jii III
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The many thousands cured at this 'CStablislI-
mGnt within the last twenty yHars, and the nu:-
by DR.. Johnston, Witnessed by thu reporters 81
The SIN and many Other papers, notices. Of whtch
have appeared again and again betOFG tho pnhliC,
and responsibility, IL 4 sufficient guarantee IA the
RfIlIctrtl. 'r.t 6-r uff ~.
u SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
VnaRIR "r.a". ".
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Married Persons, " Young Mon con 9mpltlnE
n1atftAkc, being lwArp Of Physical W cAltpcss,
Organic Debility, DGfGFmiueS, spOCdI cured.
lie who places htmeClf under the care OF III, y,
man, and confidently rely upon bis skill a. ply.
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FROM DR., LLOYD A PHYSICIAN or LARGE
I'll sTnUT7 PRACTICE. Il ~ no 1UJ

r..,, GREAT BRIpaEi Vas October b, 1850, Z,
III. LAWRENCE, N. D.-DeaF Sir: l chccdaly
endorse cur KOSkoo Oh being q most vAluahlU
ddd each Ingredient highly extollcd by our best
and most pt0EfebBlvo clinical investigators. I
have tebted Its effects In my own Practice, and
nate no hesitation Ia recommending IL In my
opinion II Is The best compound Of Is class ever
pat before tho publlC-e exceeding by far all the
vented. Il IL 4 decided NcrIo Tonic, and Invlg.
otEt6t Of the animal forces, aiding digestion and
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
blood, which should be tho ba8fS Of treatment IN
all chronic d. diseases. Hoping you will rap tho
reward you deserve from tho public % q bcnOHac.
tor, Am cir, y0uFS truly,
ifftH.Hi . CHARLES LLOYD, n. D.
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.'uzlox ,PAGIFIoR Il. oERLCR Or Gas. SgPsE.l
-AIfLnA Nnh IL 1tLfl

Hon. TS;H:GAfEEt iI'ttSl1ndt eRtleP4R Watch
GsSr ,Sis During thc month that ll1ys caEE AZ:
ried ono Of Vbhrlt!B. ~. Raymond Watches u
has not failed 10 keep the time with 80 much &c,
cuFaey o. 10 leave nothing 70 desire IN thiEte-
gard, For accuracy Ia tme'keepIIgt beauty OF
Inovi9ncut and finish, your Watches challenge my
admiration and arouse my pride A. Rn American.
and am confident that In all RESPECTS thuy Will
compete successfully In the markets Of the world,
with similar manufacturers OF Older nations.
ThOy need only to he known 10 ho appreciated,
Yours most respectfully. 'si .lt.lh
.ls.n'l" G. G..HAMA0ND, (icn'l Snp't.'
OrTlcR oP TIE IfubsoN RlyER RAnnoAp, |.
Gcfi1 Supt. New Y6rk, Jan. II, l6'p i
Dear Sir Tho Watch made byy0ur. Company
which ! have carried the past two months, has
kent excellent time. ] haVd carried 1t frequently
On engines, and hare been on tho road with i
almost daily. During this time II has run uni.
formly with our standard clock.
Truly yours. =. IT.
" rs N: ]. N. TOUCEY, GCn'l sup'EE
The following dealers also. In various parts Of
The county, have ccELined tat they e0nslder the
Elgln Watches, to br all that the Company have
RdIutlsod them, a. better taniAhcd, more correct
and durable, than any IN market Of similar price,
and that they have great rOnadence1in recon.
mending them to tho pabic, on account OF their
VanBFal merit - .NHWf!H HF .Ns' MS. % ~ q
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From iTs6v. ". II. Christian, Pastor DInwlddIC
StfOgt Methodist Church. fH .w .ft .HG|
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the olGY PLACE "A 5S ,X TlERR EYRE GAN y.

Dr.. johnson la discovered he most Certain,
spe9dy, aud only R6ectuAl Rgmedy IN Ne World
Ion Weakness Of thS Back or Limbe, stEictpreaI
AneetI9hH Of the j idlay1 ard Bladder, lnypl4ptr
tEI0 MschaFEra, lmpotOHcy, General Debility,
Nst;Iyo9alcSst DySpCfhdA, ll4nguot, IoR 6plritaI
TGll4t9!ep 2i ldSAA PGipltaIol a. thg Heert
imidIly, TremblInGt DlInnCsS u SlghG or Gi9sl
diIeas Disease q IAB Head, Throat N0sqf ~
Skln, Aheellohe OF the Liver, LuHRS, Stomach or
BqHtl lhOsg Terrible Disorder RfjEfhR nom
Solitary Habits q Y9pth-.{SsEIet and solIAFt
Practices more rfltAl 70 their Victims than Tie
song Of SyDe1s e lb9 MAIinen OF Ulysses, blight.
Ing uielF most brilliant hOpGs or antIcIpau0ns,
marriage &c, lnib,asIIls. -'.'N
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especially Gh6 hive become tho victims Of Soii.
which iaREniA1ly sweeps 9 n an undtnely grave
Thousands Of Young Men Or the must exEEllent
talcils'and brilliant intellect, who might other
wIA0, have, entraneOd, lstenlng. SeantG9 with lh9
tllHdefS Of ClbqueneeSa lot walked % eeslAcy thf
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reflect that sound mind aud body Grp the most
necessary fequiGltUs to promote c0nluhlnl happl
luSs: Indeed, without these tho Journey through
life beCuInUS weary pilgrimage tho prospect.
hourly dArkCns 70 tho view, tho mind becomes
Swallowed with despair aud allud with thu mel
RnchOly reelection that tho happiness Of auOtllOr
hncnnlia hlinhIhh with our own. ~
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Thu details Of tho Loan have been arranged
with special rrfEGncs 10 the wants Of all eIa"SCH
or lnvrston, aud combine tho various features OF
convenience, Sairty, and protection against loss
fraud. - 81 n 1t NV l0h J n
The Bonds arc In denominations Of
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Thousands ofpersons Of all ayes eau now judge
what H. tho cause Of thUIr declining health, losing
emasistSd, having q singular appearance about
the eyes, Cough, and Symptoms Of Consumption
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Thus the grcat interests. both genOnl and
local. which ,lOlnnnd thu completion Of the CHES'
ArrAKE ASp ONO RAILROAp to The Ohio River.
Afford tho Snrcst guarantee OF IT, success and
value, and render u the most Important aad
auhstantlal Railroad enterprise now In progress
Il, ihI1 CnuntrV t-srU
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13

Worsley Thos soap 10
Wright J X queensw 10
Wright &Siddell drugs 10
Wright & Siddell pat
med Q
WrightAW & Co drugs IL
Wright A w n Co pat
med a
Young, Smith, Field &
Co notions A
Zeuner ii p N Co silks 6
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Ninth Ward.
Market 70 Arch ami
Seventh 20 SchuylkilL
Akers w j china IL
Archambault v L dry
goods II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-23

Charles Raymond, for three desk
6tOOjS.
Henry Birrcher, for railing and
counter for office. :.
Mitchell, Craig & Co., twelve desk
Messrs. Steel & Co, printing blanks
and stationery. .,......
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The report was received and approved.
The City Attorney further enclosed COM
munication from Mr.. J. Livingston attorney
for Mr.. j. Benz. Chandler, with the adverse
opinion of Assistant City Attorney NAPLES,
Endorsed thereon as follows:
The points made by Mr.. Livingston
l. That the General Assembly, having
frequently exempted property from taxa
ton, the City Council may do SO, etc.
Answer-The Legislature has never ex-
empted private property from taxation. ex-
cept such as was devoted to religious, char
liable or educational purposes, and the ex-
emption has been equal and uniform, " just
as the tax on other property has been equal
and uniform. II the Legislature has ever
exempted private property, except as above
stated, no one would contend that the ex-
empton was unconstitutional.
z. That the streets have not been open ed,
etc.
3. Policy better for the city to carry out
the contract, etc.
The simple answer is that the city has no
discretion; the contract violates the consti.
tuition.
: Mr.. Lacey concurred in the opinion of Mr..
NAPLES. The report was received.
Department. Business Resumed.
AAA' CH6" oaSou uP VIC AcPoHt Vi the CIty
Attorney on the claims of John F. Rust and
Daniel Muliigan, and moved that that re-
port be referred to the Administrator of
Improvements.
Mr.. West said he was prepared to report
on Rust's case at once. He reported as
follows:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
City of New orleans !
June Il, lt10
To the Honorable the Council of the city of New
Orleans:'
The undersigned reports as follows upon
the claim of John F. Rust, fer work done in
digging draining canals in the rear of the
city:
The claim is based upon contract entered
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the means at any time to substan tiate,. and
he re.iterates this assurance with the hope
that it may please the Board Of ADMINISTERS
tors to inquire into their truth. and II satis-
fed with the sufiiciency of the reasons
given above. to order q settlement of his &C.
counts with the city, as justice. law and
BERTRAND CLAvERIE.
New Business.
Mr.. Shaw, at the request Of the Admins
traitor of Police, offered the following reso-
luton, which was read twice and laid over
under the charter:
Resolution appropristiDg money to pay the
salary rolls of the Department OF Police
for the month of June, 1870.
RESOLVED, That the following sums be and
they are hereby appropriated to pay the
nav rolls of the Department of Police for
the month of June, 1870. and that the Ad-
ministrator of Public Accounts warrant on
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dersigned by the Finance Committees OF
both boards; second, by the warrant of the
the Controller issued in favor of the under
signed, and third by the subsequent part
payment thereof by the City Treasurer.
That the necessity for the creation of the
office OF commlssary of the private markets
at that time resulted from the fact that
there were in existence some three hundred
ana eighty private markets, just created by
law, and that no provisions had been made
to subject these to inspection and control
and obedience of sanitary regulations, save
those generally contained in the health or
dlnances. and the special powers vested in
the Mayor by the city charter then in force.
That the undersigned faithfully fulfilled
the duties incumbent upon him; gave bond
ana surety in the amount required by law for
the due performance OF the same; filed
the said bond in the Office of the Mavor of
this city, has openly and without question
or hindrance discharged his duties as
pubic officer, and has invariably been re-
cognized as such not only by the public at
large, but by the municipal as well az the
judicial authorities.
The undersigned further AYERS that on
the first Of January, 1870, he was re ap-
pointed by John r. Conway, then Mayor of
the city, to the same Office, with enlarged
and additional powers, to-wit: AS superin-
VI VIC puuiiC anu private markets
situated below Canal street, without in-
crease of salary, AZ is evidenced by the
issued from the Mayors Office,
Of that date.
That he has been acting under this com
mission since the period aforesaid up to the
present date, and has done good and ell
cient service to the city and community;
that he has been constantly attending to the
inspection of ali meats in the markets COM
cd unit tLa of RI Neti0
1T all hours of the day and unreasonable
hours of the night, ana has even been COM
PEELED, by reason of the large, and at times,
sxtrao rdinary amount of labor imposed upon |
him to employ person to assist him, and |
his, at his own expense and without addi-1
ional remuneration from the city.
These are facts that the undersigned has |
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00l-$37 SOL.
Offered and passed second reading, June Z,
1870.
Randell Hunt, for professional services in
suit OF A. Barre vs.. city Of New Orleans, in
accordance with resolution No. 1914, new
series, $500.
"a. 1870.
j.. Kirwin. for work on enginehouse of
ERE Company No. IL, under resolutions Nos.
1909 ana 1885, new series, $2l35.
Uttered and passed second reading, May
The ordinance was taken up item by item.
First, claims of Messrs. Solomon g. Simpson.
Mr.. Shaw stated that these claims had
been printed in tabular form in the pro-
ceedings of previous meeting. He moved
that they be settled in the way proposed.
Next, Mr.. Southworth's claim.
Mr.. Bonzano asked if this claim had been
properly examined into.
Mr.. Shaw replied that the LEGISLATURE
had authorized the work, and had appoin ed
three notaries as auditors, who had ap-
proved the claims.
Mr.. Bonzano remarked that, as he under
stood 1t, this bill had been examined by
some committee of the Legislature. 1t
would be good deal more satisfactory to
him to know that it had been examined and
reported on by the Administrator of Ac.
counts.
MIR. Shaw. said he would send for the
report Or the auditors appointed by the
State.
The next item, registered bill of Hon.
kandeli Hunt. was adopted.
Mr.. Emley inquired if all these bills came
under the provisions Of the ordinance lust
passed.
hr. Shaw said yes, and he proposed to
introduce all similar claims in a like form
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strongly as tne:gentleman himself to liabili-
ties thrust upon the city by the Legislature
and audited by State officers, but the Coun-
Gil were creatures of the law and must abide
by it. He did not think the Council could
help themselves with regard to this claim.
However, he was willing to let it stand over
till the next meeting.
Laid over accordingly.
The roll was called on the ordinance as a
whole (omitting the Southworth item) and
the ordinance was declared adopted.2
Mr.. Shaw offered the following to be
printed and laid over:
RESOLVED, That ordinance 1915, approved
August IA, 1856, relative to the pay ment of
interest on claims due by the City be, and
the same is hereby, repealed.
Petitions. etc.
Two bills of Sheriff Maxwell, for convey
ing lunatics to the Insane Asylum, were
offered by Mr. Shaw and referred to the
City Attorney. As was also the bill of costs
in the case Of Benjamin Campbell VS.. city of
Jefferson. and a petition of Arthur Hart, for
a recognition of his claim as crier in the
State courts.
Mr. Shaw offered a petition signed by
number Of wood and coal dealers, which
was read as follows, and referred to the De-
partment of Commerce:
New ORLEANS, June II, 1870.
To the Honorable the City Council of New Orleans:
The undersigned dealers in wood in the
city of New Orleans, believing that ordinance
No. 30, administration series, has been
passed without due consideration as to it's
practical operation, and relying upon the |
liberal and just views which have hitherto |
characterized the proceedings of your honor. |
able body, respectfully ask that the same be |
repealed or essentially modified for the fol- |
lowing reasons, viz:
l. That said ordinance upjustly discrimi-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-03

A LARGE lot Of Cloaks. Shawls. Bonn cts,
"A Hats. Suit, Jewelry, Children's Clothes.
DelIs, Gloves. and all kinds Of Laeei and Wells
At very Low Prices for the Holidays.
car Call aud Examine. 94.1O5
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I1ly 6, 1858 ID. b. Turner enters bis
protest against the validity Of the two
las, mentioned transfers Of stock.
The Com mities did not find, after the
withdrawal of W. NJ. Fcl~ell, that there
was ever more than $27. 600 paid in as
capital stock, viz: $3.50 by S. P
+. Walker, $40 900 by D. B. Turner, $1,000
by w. A Jones Ga the transfer OF
Jones and Turner'S interest 10 the Bank
TO s p. Walker, Jones and Turner with
drew their amount paid 10, and suoss-
queutly<Walke withdrew his.
We fad that during the management
Of the Bark by S. P. Walker ihst the To-.
loving notes and unsccepiei bills were
deposited as the representative Of lie
capital stock Of the bank, w:
s. P. Walker, note, $4,000; ditto,
S20. 600; Marsh Walker. $1,000; dito,
a. 900 q ~ D.. 80 = -
~ vvv -. fs7ttvt-. 80 vvuf =. I. va
ker, $50 600; S P. Walkers uusccep'eo
b:lls, Sl90. 600; which note aud bills
were viihdrasn by Walker on HE trans
fer Of the Bank to Tsrner ADD Jones.
January 20 1853. The Coumigtee ere
further Of the opinion that mos. Of the
time from the date Of It's organization At
Memphis to the day it closed iis doors
that It carried on I've operations without
any acissl eapits'
The minnies she's that ihs last meet
log Of the Directors wss held January 7
1856
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-03
Received per Steamer Direct
from Liverpool.

65 Casks Trace and Wagon Chains.
~ Miscellaneous Hardware,
Such az Cutlery. Guns. Padlo.ks. etc. ETC.. for
sale TO tho uade a. prices satisfactory 10 the
ORGILL RROTHBRs 4 CO.
Jos $40 and si2 Front sire /, Msqrhls-
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Attractive Residence For Sale.

THE undersigned are authorize to offer at
L private sale very desirable house ard lot
at Oak Lawn (formsrly Buntsn station). i've
miles from Memphis. On Memphis and Charles,
ton railroad. The lot contains six &C e.. veil
inclossd, half cleared and half in original
growth Of oak and elm; beautifully located.
and sloping in every direction from the build
ing site. The dwelling house contains tive
large and two small rooms. constructed 80 as
to admit Of enlargement at small outlay. There
are, besides, a kitchen. servants room, lock
room. COW house and wood shed.
within the last two years ten OF fifteen per-
sons, engaged In professional and mercantile
pursuits in Memphis. have built ia this local.
ity. The facilities which the railroad oilers
are now such a. 70 make this p.int more coz
venient for the residence Of business men than
the immediate suburbs Of the city. There u
not more refined society 10 be found uitht4
or without the city--tho locality i healthy an1
Observation-Disclosures and schools are conve@
nient. No neighborhood around Memphi1
can pretend to offer such advantages. ana the
lands adjacent are. 10 consequence. rapidly
1p' ''''-'"1 MAkYf 4 IRRELEVANT.
OFF Nc. % Madison street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-03
Special Notices.
Und { nued Ailments.


There are many ailments, trying in their ma
ture. but the symptoms Of which are not suffi
GENTLY specific to enable physicians to classify
them under any particular head. As gene
raj rule they arise from general debility OF
TIE whole organization, but their primary
cause, in ct least three cases out of five. is q
lack of brisk vital action in the stomach and
liver. Stimulate and tone the relaxed diges-
tive and secretive organs. and bodily ease.
health and vigor will follew the treatment.
Among all the medicines which have been re-
comm ended as conducive to this end. none ha:
been administered with such uniform and en-
tire success as HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTBRS.
It's Ingredients were selected frem the vege-
table kingdom, originally. with a view to the
inauguration of the physique and the constitu
tor, and also for their anti-billious and
slightly laxative properties. Twenty odd
yeas OF experience has proved that these her
bal restoratives were wisely chosen and have
been judciously apporionedi in this celebrated
preparation. Not oaly as a specific for indiges-
ton and all kindred complaints, but as a
household remsdy for all the minor ailments in
cidsnt to humanity, it has obtained a reputa-
ton based on unimpeachsble testimony. which
fairly eclipses that of any other proprietary OF
offcinal medicine in use.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-03

Positively Ho Curs, No Pay.-The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured by the use of
Dr. Forrest 4 Co.'s Juniper Tar:" Cough.
Group, Hoarseness, Sore Throat. Splitting Of
Blood. Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases,
Scrofula, Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelas. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast, Back or Limbs.
Abseesses, Burns and Wounds. Piles. Itch.
Sore Feet or joints. letter, Scald Head. Milk
crugt, Eerache. Toothsche, catarrh in the Eyes
or Head. ordinary Deafness and Gathering In
the Ears.
n. B.-The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels, With white imprinted wrap
per. such as has been in use for six years. Take
no other. Try it; If not satisfied, return the
empty bottles and your money will be O.
funded ifty ceAts.
GOODYEAR Il FALLS,
BET Wholesale Agents, 2Sl Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-03

q Nan Of a Thousand : A Censumptive
Cured.-Dr. H. James. retired physician of
great eminsnce. discovered. while in the East
Indies, certain cure for Consumption. Asthma,
Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds. and General Debit-
~. The remedy was discovered by him when
his only child, a daughter. was given up to die.
His child was cured. and isnow alive and vel.
DcsiFous Of bentf ing his fellow mortais, he
will sen to tha sc Who with IL the recipe, con-
tanning full directions for making and success
faly using this remedy, free. 81 receipt Of their
names. with two stamp to pay expenses.
There Is not n single symptom Of Consumption
that il does not at oncs take hold of and dissi-
pate. Nishs sReats. peevishness, irritation Of
the nerves, failure Of memory. dificalt expec-
.orRtioa. sharp pains in the luags. sore throat.
chilly slnsations. nausea at tho stomach. mac
ton Of the bowels. Wrestling away Of the mus
c.es.
The writer will please state tho name Of the
paper they see this advertisement in. Address
CRADD0CK 4 CO.,
f6-iiee 1899 Race street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-03
NEW ApvERT,sEMENrs

7 EVILS AMIs rs A CANDIDATE FOR
IL Councilman Of the Third Ward at the en-
SUNG Muu.cinal election
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OF EVEsY STYLE AND QUALITY, AT TIE
Low st H rio e Sc
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

DARTIRs WANTING GOODS IN OUR
L line will 20 vol n call and c1amine ouf
s.eek- AMEs. BEATrGE A Cos
g2-is-lO9 s95 Main street. Gsseso Bloeks
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-03

rullB huuscllHI tleCAIyn
EDIToRs LEDeEz: In response TO the call
made By the citizens Of the seventh Ward,
and at ths earnes' solicitation Of nv friends,
will allow my name 70 be used for the office Of
Councilman. j leave my claims with ms
frIends, and will be slfisfed with their verdict
hes.tc iul y. THUS. MAXWELL.
MEAPHIs. January 3. 1870.
EDIToRs LEDGER: In rcsponse TO the call
made BY the citlzens Of the Seventh Ward, aud
at the earnest solicitation Of my friends, / will
allow ny name 10 be usel for the Office Of
sss,ssss:ss==ssssss-s aiii nocusssriiy
be abscnt from the city until the day Of the
e. ctiOs- 4 leave my claims with nv friends
a q will be satisfied vita their verdict.
Very respectfully, NJ. BURKE.
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DISSOLUTION.

ATO1ICEis hereby given that the merca1,t.-
~ firm OF liehtfoot and Lester. az Co,k'|
I.ralr- lci.ra- -. - A.rsieriuri. has hfor
dissolved. 0kO. I. LiuhIt JUL
December II 1852. ie-lua
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sa,ur.Iar. Iannary s. 1879.

Fer the election Of judge 81 the ccmmen
Law Court, 70 ffl the vacancy occasioned by
the resiruatios Of the Hon. II. 5. Lee, and
also 10 elect q Chancellor for the Chsncers
rcsixnafion Of Hon. VIM. n. Smith-ior the
-1sA'"s- JOHN P. BOUGHNER,
Co umissioner Of Registration for Shelby Go.