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The New York herald., 1870-05-12

I)Y r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER,
ID Extra large Of kind and description OK House
hold Furniture Pianos; French plas pier and mantc Mr.
LOO Carpets, Oicoihs, &C., &C..
Tha dav 1hursday May IL, at lue O'CLOCK at the auc
tion No 5B East Thirteenth street, Broadway,
amount OF really good and really medium quail
M suitable everybody and for every place 10 euunerate
would be Impossible In this notice sucs to say that there
"a little OF everything, from pAror. dining room, bedroom
and basement; hair Mattresses Feather Beds BooKcaae
Wardrobcs Secretaries, solid black walnut rosewood aud
with sbou. 100 Carpet, and 0ooh. Catalogues early
the morning of sale N. BThe Carpets Oicl0hs, Pianos
viii be sold abou! O'Clock, or Immediately after the sale OF
the furniture. .
On MONDAY, May rs,
tho entire rich Furniture Of the house No. Twenty eighth
atreet, near Fiskh avenue. Particularly in time.
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TOsEPH HEGEMAN 4 CO.-FRIDAY, MAY la AT 10
= A; NJ, at the saesroom. Wloughby corner Pearls
ing Furniture, Mattresses Dresden Ware Silver Plated
Ware Mirrors Bookcases; also rosewood Pianos DC.
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A = STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS AND NEE NEE.
A. chandisc OF every description liberal avances laes
when required, A. NJ oso broAowaH
near Houston sresi.
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ARGE SALE OF MEMS NEW CLOTHING AT AUC.
IL tion- JAMES AGAR, Auctionccr viii sell this day AZ
50 New Bosery ION O'clock 500 o,s Of Cess!msIe and
Business Coats Panaoons and ess well worthy the aiers
ton trade To be sold without By order oe
NJ. Rinaldo lou Catharine street.
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A LARGE SALE OF OVER 700 LOTS HANDSOME
IA Household Furniture,
public auction, this hursday, afternoon, commencing
o'clock precisely No. West Tenth street, between Broad
way aud Sixth avenue ELEGANT rosewood Psnoforsc s!oo
Side Tables Eisaercs. Mirrors Curtaus Clocks Bronses
Vases Paintings Paror Ornaments, Bedsteads, Bureaus
Chairs Rock srs Lounges, Buffet Dining Table, basement
and servants Furniture Sale positive.
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ONLY S2t00 FOR 10 ACRES, BUILDINGS AND
~ Crops two hours city Monmouth county, n j.
plenty of fruit handy TO mari and bathing See OWNER
4J9 Pearl street,
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CTEAM ENGINE wANTED-sIX TO TEN HORSE
sower with upright bosr A complete s % must be well
Address, with lowest cash price, J. H. r., box 1A36 Post
once.
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A UCIION NOTICE.
NINETEENTH 4 aEcGI&a 4 c'f3iss SPRING SALE

"A THIS DAY (THURsDAY) Mayl2
at II o'clock,
NINETEENTH REGu LAR SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW GOODS AND SOFT HATS
SIX HUNDRED CASES
LADIES', MISSES. MEMS AND BOYS
PLAIN AND FANCY HATS, B0NSETs,
PLAIN AND FANCY SHADE HATS,
LADIES' FANCY TRIMMED HATS,
in all the and most desirable shapes and styles
ceyed direct from Eastern and city manufacturers and made
-'' '-'' Also MEMS AND BOYS SOFT HATS.
Catalogues and goods now ready
No. 1s2 Church street.
A NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-A. NJ CRIsTALAR
Auctoneer b8 Broadway, between Houston and Prince
Streets offers private sale this day large and extensive
stock Of frst class walnut and rosewood
PXRLOR, CHAMBER Library AND DINING FUR
EITURE,
ROSEWOOD SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOFORTES,
ONCE Mirrors, &C., which he has made ad
and will sell at rs less than wholesale rates.
A UCTION NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE.
A JAMES MINOR TAYLOR, Auctonser
The Sale Of the Season.
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TOHN II. AUSTEN, AUCTIONEER.
81 BY HAZARD, APTHORP Co.,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctoneers, ITO Broadway.
THURSDAY, May 13, 1870 at l2 o'clock,
al the Exchange ssleoom, III Broadway Trinity Bucnx
(By direction of Isaac II. ketm, Trusee),
Positive auction of west side Lots between Central
Park and Grand Boulevard, Sixtyninh street, near
Eighth avenue, being portion Of tho
Miusnphy Estate. -
Five Lots with gores north side Siytynnth street, HQ
feet west Eighth Lots south aide Sixty ninth
street 75 Of Eighth avenue and s5 feet west Of
Central Park. -
Maps at oiice OF auctioneers. ll0 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-05-12

TAME5 CAGNEy, AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
81 Agent, Office SIS Washington strect-Wil sell this day at
10 O'clock entire Stock of and second hrnd Furniture
osni;ure store sa5 Hudson street. near SPRING WI, ssS
about II years. also Horse Truck, Harness. Iron Safe &c
Stock varied and consists OF marble top Bullets Tabest
Extension Tables, Dining Chairs Sofas Chas
Dealers specuators well private buyers invited -
every lot must positively be soid Again remind the public
that never limited sales ~ B-Furniturc left at above
will be sold at this sale II not taken away prior 70 houE
sale. JAMES CA0NEY advances cash every doscrps
tinp of dtso
The New York herald., 1870-05-12

OW RENT-X6o0 PER YEAR.-FURNIsHED COUNTRY
IL House; 10 rooms, barge garden, fruit shade use Of
wagon and 20 minutes from city, very
healthy location Address WILLIAMS. Herald Branch
oucc, BROOKLYN.
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PROPERTY OUT Or THE CITY FOR sALk
OR TO RENT.

LII WANTING FARMS-90Cg ACRES. GOOD SOIL,
"A mild climate miles south of Philadelphia price only
more rapidly any other place IN the United States
thousands are settling: Address c. X. LANDES, Vine.
The New York herald., 1870-05-12

NDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
II Mortgage Sale Of Elegant Cabinet Furniture,
BY EDWARD SCHENCk. .
tomorow ct II O'clock at hrs sassroom 20 Liberty street
nlurc offered public The stock comprises
variety of Paor, Drawing Room, Chamber Dining Room
and Hall Furniture rosewood, black walnut b0is dc r0s
and buhl large quantity OF Paris made Furniture OF
the most unique and modern styles.
stock 10 sold.
The New York herald., 1870-05-12

rJ,ARRYTOWN-TO LET, FURNISHED, A HANDSOME
Place. fine views roomy modern house, stable, Irult
shade. Also smaller very desirable Place.
GEO. s. EANFORp, Sc Cedar street.
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NREAT CONTINUATION SALE
VT CHINA, GLASS WARE, CUTLERY.
A. NJ CRISTALAR SON, Auctioneers will sell this cay
Thursdsy l2h inat, commencing ut l0H O'clock, at the
store Of " Haughwout Co.. 49, 4eO and z2 broadwsys
&c DOZEN IVORY AND SILVER PLATED TABLE -.
CUTLERY, IMMENSE BALANCE oF CHINA, 0LAhs
AND CROCkERY WARE.
Gas Chandeliers and Store Fixtures viii be sold Friday,
18th. Trade and housekeeperD invited
NREAT AUCTION SALE OF BUILDING LOTS,
(T comprised In the Sherwood Property,
at Queens 4. l.,
the premises, ut IL O'Clock NJ.
WEDNESDAY, May 25, 1870.
Free collation. visitors.
For particulars excursion tickets apply 70
LAWRENCE OAKLEY FLEURY,
Auctionssrs, 10 PIne street. New York.
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A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION
"A coachan has eight best references from last
smployers sober civil and oSgng Cali address ".
O., 6lS 9Th av.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16

him and this congregation, We do so
for the following reasons, to-wit;
Il. The congregation have not had
sufficient notice of this meeting, and the
same therefore is irregular according to
rules (page 20, section5, and also page
10Y, no notice of it having been given to
them until yesterday, and many of Mr..
Smyths friends are, therefore, neces-
sarily absent.
20. Many Of the members who have
been taking part in the proceedings
looking toward dissolution of the pas
toral relation have been, we fear, under
the influence of mistakes as to matters
about which the regular preliminary
steps have not been taken to afford him
an opportunity for explanation.
z "We respectfully request that this pro
test be entered on the minutes of this
meeting, and that note of its contents
be made by the Committee of Presby-
terry now present, and that q copy of 1t
be embodied in their report and presented
to the Presbytery. s...
"Signed on behalf Of, we believe, a
majority of the congregation.
I1AMON ". hNDEhSuN,
- WILLIAM DRAcK, ia
"GEoRGE DERBY"
b Ballots were then handed round, and a
request that each person voting would add
his or her name to the ballot. Mr.. Ross
borough came in rather late and wished
to make speech, but was ruled out of
order by the Chairman. The ballots
were brought in by the tellers and the
result was 40 for dissolving the pastoral
connection and % in favor of retaining
it. H4
Mr.. Thompson announced that the
commission was not authorized to give
the result of the vote to the meeting but
they would do so at the meeting of the
Presbytery to be held at Patterson to-
morrow He Immediately pronounced
the benediction and the company broke
up. 3 .gall.g
As Mr.. Thompson gave the result of
the vote to the members of the press
present, the absurdity of Withholding
from those who were the most interested
in the result was another of those innu-
merable follies that these Pharisaical
people seem so prone to commit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16

! . . ....o,,or.o -, ,ho London
CONF a grea. persphase ~ 'ne ,1Ja,,on ias,o'.
Polticorlasn.ohaole woriu ~ lirese ia,'ei ~
uays. one ~ - 'ne aavguLsl WlS VI w, Ga, ;nu
STAIRS, anu, iAe i1auy ", !" alaesl'sI ~ ? "ea
anteceuen's e are neslcai' SLIT s,nee enc T .ho .ho
prey ior prolessionaa sinsel II adr az
RqiiiI5cal ilen1irs mo-, 81, VI our pea,ou "c a9
y, WaieegraVe wiz M Prpii'ineI. W p p'ave, ~
one ls lne uaagn.er ., Oh nr nran ,nru;ad Gu. .
',ho,, uJ,eDiasuu ,'nr,, ,onpa NJ Jobn lanes Wal
degrave Tb;s ee,tleman was the natu-
rai con of tbe s;yth Earl of Waldegraye
who baoueathed 10 him the bnlk os his
nronerty nu
a.. oton. ~
N a curious svoIy u;,I anpa' aDous
caron 'aiies " isosnsen,,u na',n go
aor E ms piclure SOM hee seais ~ go: ~
9cnelst, I.isI,s IN 'ne rlo. .na,Jo ~ ,esaa Des
~ Is audeu, W conipieee .e loiiane., p
thaI cnahce sls1.oi SEEING S 'ee Da,1n =.
IN tne art,st stuliI illaue " iol ~
tlng, anu peiieVl1e nm ~ pe wa I'll he
appeared, shppeu iouiI iu'o 'lis ''anu d...
ne preteneeu inouei .oon w Ioin' ny.
II invested l9r zen years, anu .nen na sen.
pach 10 the o9nol ecu :.l tnDuoana an AZ
as the accrueu proh', WIN no'e " sne
enect una. gooo ac.lon aiways .;e,s pn.;ss
good fortune, a uls'inc! corr1o3ras'ol n3!Nns1:i ~
rom tne oyer oi .he lou,s, pupnsnea ~
respeGtaoie 81 at.s G JoIrIa ha;a noned;PPie on P
venus .thls taie rom pelng r'.e illcreuip,e'
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Natures spring Song.

Tho lorL oova tha s;onolI Tn from
az e. fresb H. hr;ngbt nJ tnfts Of sweet-smell;ng
~ress ore 0 throug5 tbe br;obt snrinc air. +
SrS;SIiv cbeay;lv aew-;oy in ;ts heart
i;nbtnoss in ;ts w;ngs melody streaming
fron,S';ts throatNand darted forth amid
.ho caotbarsd I songsters Of tbe grove
S1;,b M J' nIr nd;ng tSe bannr Lev.note Of
.ho swset snr;ng morn Frosm a fbonsand
en.ost snu $50 nae ,ba maiod;ops
~ ~ ,o,;, sSt o;r was @ ga;ly flIed With tba
,.ottv ~ @ nrei,, d;I;ng t5e morning hreezes
pusI ppauSIt tba tupa en,d mnrmured Il softly
oads ea aosass; sa @ ~ 70 tba conntIess leaves
anu n,o.;rr .a o'o on ~ @rond ala brancbes Of
~, ,fs,, to.a5 ~ tno Wv IA tba leaveS nrolonsed
.he .he 'eaT saIi III stra;n I onJ swalleJ With
me; .ho iS Soe Wild barmon;es los tba hesnteous
snem eoas aon@"tbo W." 'ra;o;c;ng Peon Of the
sprrn ~ ~ e 40 var3 ont ayd Aorai wear
TLo irem na.tIa omth on tbonsard hills in mellow
ny i,'oonS oat''s s,ii MI ooptenamant iowad. and
eonVTiu .La so;u fooa a of hannv notura hssIed in
SNTa Sne IAN n. aa?e 20 Aapp2 sn;Ia The mnrn;ng
uou Se4H .Is MI. .ha hraazes and tbe
y ~ = Iosa ere 'tS1 ns tba .a vood ' ;o;ned their
ny ray ,s"se9 so,,nds ~ and tba nSolm of no
avuoauans aunoad oud rolled and w;denad and
.aie 1p.sS lnaJ nnt;i il coached The serene and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16
GIN AND MILK.
Rev. Mr.. smyfh Voted Out by HIS
Congregatfon-ASo solemn Conciave

of Pharisees. i'f1fr D affUnrIH 50
From the New York Herald, lOth.l
The ,'gin and milk " trouble passed
through another of its absurd phases last
night. The congregation of the Eleventh
street church were invited to assemble
in the lecture-room, and about : Q clock
sixty people, Of both sexes and OF a va,
ried degree of intelligence represented
in their countenances, were gathered
together.
Rev. John Thompson, after prayer,
explained the object of the meeting,
which was tooobtain the sense Of those
present As to the retaining Of Mr.. Smyth
as pastor. He thought that the recent
action of the Preshytery might modify
the views of some persons present. The
Commission, however, that bad been sent
ont TO ascertain this, Of which he was
member. and Brothers Harris Snd Max
well the other two. had, after a con-
fereses. decided thatit would be the best
conrse to take silent vote Of yea or
may as to Mr.. Smyth being retained as
Mr. Henderson rose and read and snb-
mitted the following protest, which was
received:
1--WE. the undersigned. for ourselves,
and on behalf Of the numerous friends oi
our pastor, Rev. Charles b Smyth, con-
stituting, as We believe, q large majority
Of this congregation. Do hereby protest
against any action being takep cp ihis
occasion respecting dissolgion Of the
pastoral relations nov existing between
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Fisk,s Uniform.

Col. Jim Fisks gorgeous uniform con-
sists of dark blue double-breasted dress
coat of the finest texture, with an upright
collar trimmed with scarlet cloth. with
loops on each side of gold lace, termin-
at;rq with small State buttons on each
loon The sleeves are slashed with scar
let Cloth five and half inches long with
four loops Of gold lace on each sleeve;
The skirt is lined with scarlet silk, and
turned mp at the ends with scarlet cloth.
The center Of each skirt is slashed with
scarlet cloth seven inches long, With four
loops of gold lace endingwith small STATE
buttons. At the bottom Of the skirt is
a very elaborately embroidered grenade
in scarlet cloth. The lace is the ilpest
French seven-line. The pantai0ons are
Of sky-blue doeskin. Of the finest material
that could possibly be purchased, with
an inch and half scarlet stripe, on each
side of which are two rows Of hne French
gold lace, and measure l9l inches at the
waist
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16
$40, 900 FOR SO!


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snrygivinq member, which Is the amount paid
20 tbe widow or beneficiary Of the deceased
mem her. thirty days being given 70 pay In IN, the
assessment of s2 after due notification; when
the Association numbers several tn?usaniui III
thew will be classed according to ages, VIZ; All
bat2veen InGy the ages of Is and Is years in one
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other and SO on up to 65 years, which Is the
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members, then each policy wili DC worm
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worth double the number Of dollars as there
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q ,namber the surviving members of his class
oniy are assessed the 81. The policy fee OF slO.
or the greater portion of il, is made sinking
fund TO provide for the delinquencies of mem en-
hers; and said fund is loaned on interest, !ne
interest accruing therefrom after GeIrhyllIs hold
ers rs diyidends The advantages over Or
binary Life Insurance Companies are; N9
nanies can break il: the fees are so small, ana
reouired to be paid at such long intervals, that
any and every man can SECURE e MS Ismly
competency upon his death. This company
is not restricted to members OF tne t.. mas2nio
fraternity. ID. =; 1hsd 1hADIHH ~ 60
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RoAup or DfREcroRs-Hon p I Scruggs, OF
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Wsssrs A Vaecaro a Co; Stantont OF stan
| ton 4 Moore; A Hatchett, Esq, OF bnsoy ss
Hstehetti Sd Pieket.jr, attorney at law %
" r HoDeEs, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
lOf6ce No. 33 Madison st. O-lOz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Napoleon is sixty-two.

Napoleon is sixty-two.
Tom Thumb is in Australia.
General Halleck has gone to Texas
Four japanese students are hieroglyph-
ically registered at the New York Hotel.
From April to December, 1868, there
were 2l0 pairs of twins born in Michigan
The original Fritz in the Grand
Duchess" NJ. Depuis, is going to London.
The late Earl of Derby left his estates
in Limerick and Tipperary to his second
son. aa
The surviving officers of Stonewall
Jackson's staff desire to place monu-
ment over his remains. r,t
Miss Morgan, an English lady, has ad-
vanced to the degree of M. ID. in the
University of Zurich.
The largest salary in the Imperial
household, namely, 10000. a year, is re-
ceived by Eugenie's hair-dresser.
John Morrissey, a member of Congress
from the city of New York, it is alleged,
has not been in his seat during the whole
session.
An Indiana paper speaks Of lawyer
who charged client $40 for collecting 50,
but said he would not press him to pay
the other dollar for few days If it would
be more convenient for him to let il
stand
On the day following the receipt Of the
news of the Richmond disaster, sharp
thief at Lexington, Ky, while on his
trial gave word that the court house was
falling and during the confusion made
good his escape.
Did you present your account to the
defendant? inquired a lawyer of his
client. Il did, sir" And what did
he say2" He told me TO go TO the
devil And what did you do them "
Why, then-I came to you.
Bauder, the Toledo( Ohio wife mur-
derer,t while visiting the corpse at the
station house, said, on seeing his wife's
head resting on the CATERS given her by
her paramour: That which he gave
you for your feet has made a pillow for
your head. "
A lady writes to a down South exchange
that a pigs gizzard roasted dry, and
ground TO a powder, is sovereign remedy
for hiccups. This important information
should make spirited demand in mar
ket for pigs gizzards. No family should
be without one certainly.
A Western wife murderer excuses bim-
self by saying: Love IS a strange
principle in human nature, and controls
people sometimes in most remarkable
manner, binding the eyes 90 all that is
bad, leading its victim thus blindfold
into the strangest inconsistencies and
acts Of foolishness.
A boarding-house keeper was arrested
at the depot in Evansville, Indiana, last
week. with boulder in one hand, and
big stick in The other. chasing a delin-
quent boarder That peculiar style Of
collection was not recognized by the au-
thorities, and the pugnacious collector
was fined.
.,.|,-.s -
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F. S. DAVIS, President. ~
J.R.sTEBBINs, Vice President.
CHAS. W. SCHULTZ. Secretary. aft
MANuFAcToRY.
WILLIAM DAvIDsOr
p 80 30 neseao s.reet.

{ xow MANUFACTURING SPRING
Werons and Burgies; he 4 also doing n
neral repairing business All WORK Ea,r+ ~,
iteed I'D -t-.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16

Senator Morrill,. OF Maine, calls the
railroad spectators who are asking Con
gress so many millions Of acres OF the
public domain White-freebO0fers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16
1udye Of supreme Court.

The friends of Hon. JOHN L. I; SNEEp,
of Fayette county, are authorized by him to
oresert his name to the people of Tennessee as
y candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court for
the Western Division. Election, August 4th,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16

Two Of the leaders Of fashion in Lon
don, LADY Molessorth and Lady Walde-
grave, we're educated as confessional
musicians Lady Molesworth has be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16
Judee of Fifteenth Judicial Circuit.

In answer to the calls of the bar and people
of tbis eircuit. / announce myself candidate
90 for Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit,
comprised of Shelby, TiPtop and HI IppgN EayNstte
coanties. ltel ~ n FLlpriN
Al the request of respectable portion Of
the Bar, and Of the people of the Fifteenth
Judicial Circuit, announce myself candi-
date for Judge of that Circuit. The election
is TO be held on the first Thursday, being the
4th day, Of August next. ~ eurrrp
April %. 1870. te"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16
INSURANCE.
MASONIC MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association,
OF MEMPHIS, TENN

s,o-orerative and Purely Mutual = Charter
Perpetual,-Foreyer Exempt from all B
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Judre Of criminal Court.

IRVING HALSEY is the Democratic nom
inee for Judge of Second Circuit Court. Elec'
tion May 26, 1870. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16

We are authorized to announce JOHN X.
FLIPPIN Democratic nomineel, as candi-
date for Judge of the Criminal Court. Elec-
tion Thursday, May 26, 1870.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16
The Mississippi Valley
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MEMPHIs. \

CAPITAL, Apt ,aio S-bha 100000 o0l
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Chancellor Second Chancery Court

7 hereby announce myself candidate for
Chancellor of the Second Chancery Court OF
Memphis. [tel G. A. HANSON. +
EDWIN M. aYERGER is the Democratic
nominee for Judge of Second Chancery Court.
Election May Is, 1870.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16
Iudre ofFirst circuit Court.
Judge of Second CireuifCourt.

G. w. HEISKELL is a candidate for Judge
If the First Circuit Court of Shelby county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Attorney General.

We are authorized to announce LUKE y.
WRIGHT '(the Democratic noninee) asa can,
didate for Attorney General of the Criminal
Court. "A, ,s, ( .a.-a a 4 a n00W"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-16

A boarding-house keeper was arrested
at the depot in Evansville, Indiana, last
week with boulder in one hand, and q
big stick in the other. chasing a delin-
quent boarder. That peculiar style Of
collection vas not recognized by the au-
thorities, and the pugnacious collector
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PUBLIC LEDGER

At Ne. II Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER is served to city subscri-
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly TO the carriers
By mail lin advanced: One year, SS six
months 81; three months, 81; one month.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20

The Rush Medical College, in chicago, sent
100 newly fedged Esculapians forth upon, <heir
pilgrimage last week, warranted to kill OF cure.
In New York detective has been himself de-
tected' in receiving fifty dollar BRIDE, and
committed. In New Orleans such q thing il
too common to excite remark; and as for com.
INITIAL, such a proposition would cause more
wonder than the cause.
Both Houses of the Iowa Legislature opened
their session without semblance or sign of
religious worship" One Radical Senator is
said to have remarked that prayer WAS not
necessary except for the Democratic members,
and they were not worth it,"
A gourmand has found ont that the peculiar
flavor of English mutton is owing to tho fact
that they are fed on Egyptian mummies. These
are brought from. the catacombs the Nile,
loaded on English vessels and brought to Eng
land and ground for manure. A field of Eng
lish turnips is only q crowd of ancient Egyp-
tians in a new form, and the sheep eat them
| with avidity.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20

THE STEWART STovE.--This celebrated stove
is manufactured exclusively by Fuller, Warren Co,
Troy New York which city the pioneer in the ma.
nuiactuIe of stoves in the United States and
among the manufacturers in that city is the
above, whose establishment five acres of
ground The fame of this stove is spread throughout
VIII make IL still more acceptable This consists of
dumping crate and ash drawer. With this addition it
mandatory in stove. The saving of wood is obvi-
GUS that IL would be preferred If 1t had other
mendation But its baking qualities equally strik-
ing as We have had an opportunity of testing having
seen and tasted bread and biscuit baked by 1t
minutes T. b. Hogan rs Canal street is the agent in
ad vertisement. -