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, 1870-06-07

In this connection the New York Financial
Chronicle prints table OF tho exports Of cot
ton, breadstuGs, and Tobacco FROM tue Atlantic
and Gulf ports of tho United States from June
to September !, 1869, viz:
Cotton, ~ 900 bales valued at {cold,.. 900
Flour $4,000 hrls valued at {gnid}. .... 39e3 900
Corn meal e5 Gao bu, valued ut {golD.... 3G0 600
Wheat, 95O0 GOO 0u valued at {god}.... 10,073 200
Corn $4,000 bu, valued at {gold). 800 600
TUbaccp, 800 libds. yulued ut tgpst}... 5B13 900
Tobacco 9s 100 other pkgs Eni. At Gul}. e,000 900
at fcoid1 ,,.......,..s,.....,,. Goo,ooo
, 1870-06-07

nR. JAMES. founder, and for thirteen Year,, con-
dretor os yau,es' Lock Hospital, New 0reA1s, laat
eleven yeass Of Chicago. NEVER fails to c1e 5psr-
uaato,rhra ttuvoMntA1y seminal cnatssiors>- Syphilis
And eve75 species Of Private hsfasex 1erato Dfna-
cul,ies aad rsosries tsrated with safety and sue
eees Office and P11o1s. 81 and g RandophH. eosner
o. Dea1s1n tup staissl oaes hour isu = n, % .nS
r1its All prnfcs.onNt inttryrws trEt1labe. Ppet "
Lt*pF9wer. aess Chiraxn, Illinois Treatise on Spef-
MasoIThr1. OF SrFhHK sent to any a;dtEas. IN
srntta uy, t,-.c my. TGz,-,-s ~ sfs-o
, 1870-06-07
Total entered at
the rort...... 3ss25,sa4 q, o,9as, ,7os s7,9a,, ,s3s


. LAIEK.
At tho "Open Board" the movement in No.
spring wheat Was only fair one, but firm
er feeling was developed, tho market closing
at q. .051: for sellcr June or cash. Tho option,
seller last la1f, closed steady at e1.07. No. 9
corn WAS fairly active, closing at $3.50 spot.
Other grains were lifeless. No domand for
grain-cazEying vessels, or provisions. We
were unable to learn of any sales OF grain ut
tia eyeninR gaHsion
, 1870-06-07
Circuit Court.

- NOTICE ....
The term Of this court has adjourned. under the
law, thc Judge {Wi1lians} presiding In the Circuit
EJrScT1ox srrr.
Alfred Bennington =. NiIsian a. Gs1braith ct al
This Is preceding hy Injunction, to restrain de-
OF land upon which the house No. 1ss South Frank
ln street stands under writ Of possession ssued
1easeEOld interest in the property.
United States District Cart.
n EASEgCrTcY.
Adi5t:eation-Thcmus l. Thornton and George
E7uoeeGihex Dix1Mtx~cd-Wfliiafn md Erastus D,
teLp, Il Galra, Eenry County.
The Police c,urts.
SOET1 SIDE C0EET.
Eugene 7. Sweeney Is familiar with cverT stick
ard stone in the Toilet Fen.trntary, and 1t Is his
r17de1ut boast that before The sands Of his life are
prison wall ttan any othe- man IN lmes1ca- he
las numerous hackers, ara the police aver TINT
they are ready 70 favor Ills et;erprse w!ta al The
5sM sna oaH5 araaF a. 4 seF sa.f s''V!a VT
e e eea qs 1 Tsst M G. eosa ssns nw 4
No. 116 Madison street, aud cut and slasaed at
him with . dirk knife fortunately window
into cus'ody, and found { large quantity Of burg
lars tools on his person He tSas held for f1al N
ba1l Of SIN
Joseph IIa1is was not oniy lighting drink, On
Sunday night, but was SO obstsepefous rs to re-
4ure three policemen to take him to the Armory.
Lie frEf:a:1y cutchtzl AZ cre-Jthing that he conld
iay hands OIL to prevent progress, and during the
1r:.rst, he succeeded in wren.hing OF helf
dozen door-knOss. He was fined SIS.
George G. Gfubbcll and H. a. Myers were
1red s9o each for obsttucttcg sidewalk, In =
manner contrary to the city ordnance.
WEST SIDE CoEEI.
MI. T. II. Ilry. 6cd0te looking son Of the
Emerald Isle, vas atraiEned before Justice
lfoorc, yesterday mosntlg, Oh the ch1rge Of caFrJ
ing GeeGiy weapon, consisting OF . leaden In
6hument, representing ctusss between blndgeOn
and sl1nE-sh Riley looked innocent enough,
but his weapon struck terror into the heart OF the
Court and, although the prisoner declared that he
had lnIy intended to use 1t when surrounded, lis
Eoanr could not refrain from mentioning $.
William Hl1tsce Tcnt among his nelEhbots On
Sunday, fourish.Ec revolver and b0Tle knife In
q way that set ali the women to fantlnE. He WIS
lined sse.
-Ta1. Fitzcibbon, q persistent nbuser OF his
faMiiy, was fined 81.
There we're forty cases before this court
EOETH EIDE CDCKT.
Three youngsters, named Henry Downs, Thomas
uesinE, and Ed. Dotan, attacked md garTOted a
boy named James Mcdonald, on the Lake Shore,
On Sunday afternoon. They were a1r2igned be-
fore the North Side Police Court yesterday morn
ing and sent to the Reform School.
-Janes Jones, John Dolan, and james Dolan
were fnet 800 each on the charge of va1rancy+
-MrA Ludwig, keeper OF house OF iu-1ame
was fined s2a, and nvc inmates SO each.
, 1870-06-07

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, June Q,
LuMBEh-Ihe receipts Of lumber, shingles, and
all,lurlDE Sunday and to-day were Of falr charnc
tr, and With liberal attendance Of buyers from the
,ty and country aycry satisfactory day YVES
i'1sset-thc prices realized being about the same
III last noted ~ sawcd shingles sold ut 50. 12N;
l:th at 800, and ptekets at Si.G0@S.00. At the
close Of hustness hours four cargoes were lying at
the docks. Transactions include The following:
Cargo OF schr r P. Mason, from Manistee. $50
m Il toist aud scantlng, strips and boards At :to Is
boards; sold by ]. II. Loom!s i Co.
Cary" Of schE Clipper City, from Muskegon, 12o
IN II hart pine mixed at $40 80; hard pine strips,
ll slo,,o sold by Phillips L browne.
Cargo Of echr VIM Jones, from Aanlstee 1856 N
Il, # otst and scahtmg, ut $t0s0; sold by Bancl1-
ard Borland.
Cargo Of schr Gain, from Grand Traverse, 10 N
it boards tuppers cu] nt sl2s5; sold by Blanchard
Cargo Of scl,r G. Knapp, from Two Rivers, 115
n, It lumber as sle o. ~ nj lath ut $500; sold by
Cargo Of schr Ardent, from Grand River, $40 m
1.5o; sold By Irish, Bulicn & co. --
Cargo q schr Fanny Eloy. from Grand River,
$500; EoI,i by Irish, Bullen 4 Co.
Cargo of schr Wcsfchcstcr, from Sturgeon Bay,
40 m 1t strips part Norway, ut $i3.0o, 10 III 2-nch
ut 5000, IS m lath ut 200; sold By lflsh balen
Cargo OF hargc Abagn! from Grand River, 118
III It strips and 0aEds, &c pcr cent strips at 31Ae3
III pickets at 500; sold By lrish, Bulen s 60 r.,
I'm boards ut s15:0o sold by Irish, Bul(en Co
Cargo OF sctr Topsy, from MusGc5on, 19s, ,os7 It
boards and strips, mill run ut S1a50; Ito plckcta
Cargo Of schr Rowcua, from White Lake, a5 m #
mixed, ut s1e6o; 90 m lath at 500; sold r. K.
Bickford Co.
At THE YARDs+ ... ....-
Here trade presents an active appearance, atad
firm ferling prevails generally. We quote prics5
Is follows:
, 1870-06-07

In connection with tables published above,
the following shows that last year two,lhiras
Of the total export OF wheat from the United
States were made in the three months from
June to September l;
The total wheat export OF the United
States for the fiscal year ended june 81,
1855, was s15,a4o.sae: OF this amount ,,sli az
Britain and her colonies, md the remaining 461,-
19s bushels wss distributed as follows: France,
isS: China, x, ,sss: vcncznela 25s6i; Peru, 20es9:
iIoiland 1000; Phllplne Islands l,1lo; Cuba ss9;
cal aeaueon from ihess .ss n4, nTes 6 IS that
can LOOK for market Tor wheat, and to that one
only for small portion Of her suppl5 and taaf At
the entire globe. In 1850 our export to 9rcat
britain OF wheat VAS "a, 479 bushels and about
iii 900 barrels Of nouT, equivalent to S.o53, 900
hnsieIs more-aaout 8, cot, 600 bushels In ali.
The New York Bulletin gives the following
tables showing the movement Of dry goods
imports at New York during the last two
years: ....
iMroH1s or DRY GOODS AT SE# YORK p1R1So 1Af.
Es,+s~zxJ far fa,ta1tyBnfton
, 1870-06-07
@CAI.EA.
EAuHOAD3.
EUWHEE ARRANEEHENT,

CHICAGO n RoRTHWFSTK2N RAILROAD.
Ticket Otsce, southeast ccr1er Of CLARK and Lskek
cpr:Icn HEITH AID oAaAA LEA
, 1870-06-07
DIR. Townsend

lei South Cl!rtst trEsfs n Private md SCuaa Dir
cases and ELECTS permanent in the uost vtukent
sHa ebstt1a;t fasfs e Ssn He.spsss Nsrgs p
nsc pf trrny Special atrctan :irru 70 Fsustr Wf-
scult:cs- Pamphlet Of Advice .vnt isrc GqlsuNAdqn
4 - md confidential ~
, 1870-06-07

.,x ra..,. 7r,rpec1 IN Ltto eesrSy revealed hy DE-
1 pH tJ3 East Madison It., up st1{za Ha Euid9
n ~ cce.,trI in life 10 enueuec, wealth, 1ad
- ~ are uIa ntatfon fte n Send e for bis -0r44
~ ft,s ~ T. 1n9 Lis His edrru!zf for winning 70
set;ana II ~. spr0site s+1 viii he sent Ahs with r.
, 1870-06-07
REAL ESTATE.

Wa17aDtee deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles OF the Court House,
filed for record on Monday, June G..
Alwanlee AZ, 109 It Of Wood st, swf.
, 1870-06-07
Totalthnpwn npoI
Markell ...u.!:

Totalthrown upon ...
market. 1886 3239 91o ~ $50, 9al $as41.,o4
Entered for HdrtAousing-
Manufactures OF
Teol-........... 3323,166 $i,S22, 1876 $I,asasi54
Manufactures OF "a.
cotton. ,,,..... 1,s22, ,o9a 2,sal,s at'9o,4ls
Manufactures OF
stlk.... ........ 1,602,I14 2,143,249 2,ls''ooo
Manufactures OF
nAN...... ...... 1.t4a.9GG 2,oSi,9l4 %,Ea9,oss
miscellaneous Iry
goods. ..........- aao,ses 5s0,1os s1s,s9s
Total. 3, ,9ss, ,sss 125ss, ,6ia 81, ,ss9,2H
Add entered for
consumption. ..S29, 9t,S21 s32,5io, ,oo5 33 ''a,o=s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
The Ages of European warriors.

Almost every war develops or brings
to the surface one or more great soldiers,
who, either shape events, or who are pc
culiarly favored by the chances or for
tunes, of war. For. the, young and am
bilious men of both the French and
Prussian armies, the present war would
seem to afford an excellent opportunity
for fame and promotion, for soon in the
natural course of events all the great
chiefs of both armies will be gathered to
their fathers. We append list of the
names and ages of the gay old boys who
are expected to lead the fiery onset Of
France on Prussia: FE Ffu.
] Louis Napoleon is over sixty, and in
in6rm health
Marshal Mcmahon, take him for all
and all, perhaps the greatest soldier in
the French army, is sixty-two,
Marshal Bazaine. personally the most
reckless and daring of the French Mar
shals, is sixty-one. t13nIB4 p
Marshal Canrobert is supposed not to
be in good health, and is over sixty.
Marshal valiant is in his eightleth
! Marshal Count Baraguey is seventy
FIVE.
Marshal Forey is sixty-six.NI
Marshal Random is over seventy-fve.
Marshal Changarnier, just promoted
and placed in command of the reserves,
is seventy-seyen. 81 -
: General Lebenf acomparatiye young-
ster, who has relinquished the portfolio
of war for an active command, is sixty
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
MEMPHIS TENN: FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1870. % @e @

Is lying. The officers Of the Lafayette
were drawn up as guard Of honor at
the gangway, and sergeant's file OF
eight marines bore the sad burden to a
state-room fitted up for the occasion.
Captain Roussan, his officers and men,
NJ. Rouhard General DE Barry Of the
Mcmahon brigade of Irishmen, recruit
ing here for tho French service, and a
few private citizens paid what funeral
respect was possible to the memory of
the dead, and many of them shed tears
in speaking of his manifold excellencies,
his kindly virtues, and his untimely fate.
To-day M. de Jardin of the legation,
and Auguste Merton, the valet of III.
Provost Paradol, will reach New York
from Washington. The children of the
lamented minister will 60 to Europe on
the Lafayette, under the protection of
Captain Roussan; but they will not know
anything of the melancholy freight which
the vessel carries. 1t has been judged
best that this knowledge should be spared
them until they reach the arms Of their
friends and kindred, in whose tender love
and piety they may find such consola-
ton as is possible to hearts so early be-
reayed and so sorely wounded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
Judge of Probate Court.

To the Qualified Voters of Shelby County: |
am candidate for Judge of the Probate Court
for Shelby county; subject to the decision of
the voters at the ballot box. Election the first
Thursday in August next.
111-te$ THOMAS LEONAkD.
I am candidate for the Office of Probate
Judge of Shelby county; subject to the action
of the Democratic Convention:
to" JOHN A. ONLEf.~
We are authorized to announce JAMES E.
TEMPLE candidate for Judge of the Probate
Court of Shelby county. Election. first Thurs
day in August. to"
J.W. SCALES is a candidate for Judge Of
the Probate Court of Shelby county; subject TO
the action of the convention of July Is.
We are authorized to announced. e. r. RAY
as candidate for Judge Of the Probate Court
Nominating Convention. l0i-te
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29

y A : i 4 L.. IA
allow any ohe y per.oaau aurn;ns ni,a 'T Ha %
mas v "a h;s viii a Etiie before davbreak
and on Wednesday morning, about 81
o o'clock, he breathed his last. He died
comparatiyely easy, was calm and serene
toa the last, but made no appeals for
mercy to the Heavenly throne above
THE INQUEST
-. 90 ;,anos, nos ;mmod;o,elx
"a Jury u 'Iqaes. ~. fnrso,s' m"o ,as,;fad .hat
einpanIeiea ~. .oOr, sha .me % ,he shoot %
ne "as .aot - nIaoa. o T ha bad haen called in n
ottend Miss Ella HAYWARD in confine-
ment; about an hour before Hayward and
Lindsay entered the room together a
male child was born; Hayward was not
present at the delivery, but had been in
and out of the room frequently during
labor pains; when the two came in to-
gether he was about to deliver the after
birth; Lindsay said he did not think any
harm had been done to Miss Ella when
he married her sister; they were married,
think, about Christmas; he said he had
told me this thing six months ago, but he
did not tell the name of the party; told
me at that time that he had got into a
scrape with q Richmond girl
THE HoNIorpE JUSTIFIED
c1 III, ,,.ornov
Sol AhIer' !9 colnaoa"ra a;a;,'a 49, an
addresseu Ihe Presiu,ns ma .na.e, ans AZ
sala no jury, wht.e 1t o'aon, aS sar"g gs,;,., ~
cfvllize9, "ouIa ~ nnu .ne ! "c 'sLnnId ~ AZ.
OF % muruer n. nc ac1uSel a,,d Snou noun oen 10 % nf
en- yha,geu, ILL.,. ne ~ ~. H. .har DO A.
.piuinous ~ appe.it1s .ta La o,,l,, .bo G
tnsse aeeuS .nay uU Sn1 eahar h f bni az % % ON
risk ci an ny arensins ssis 'a'Ae O'' y ~
avehgins puoiic aiso
FREE.
The magistrate then said, Captain
Hayward stand up.
"Under these circumstances ! cannot
express my feelings. | think it my duty
to announce your discharge"
There was every evidence of approval
at the termination of the case on the
part of the spectators, but no noisy
demonstration was made.
Lindsay was forty-fve years old, quite
handsome, had dashing manner and
winning way.
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air. he quickly resembled statue cut in
wax and vanished. The animals were
finally all secured and slowed in the
box, where they are now quietly engaged
in ruminating upon the fickleness OF
mans love-and chewing peanuts. The
employees Of the express office look pale,
and have the appearance of men who
have passed through Andersonville; but
they propose to conduct the express bus
iness in a frst-class manner, and ba.
boons, gorillas, or other wild denizens Of
the forest, will be handled with neatness,
or dispatched, as may be necessary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
ELECTION.
ELECTION NOTICE.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID County Court Of Shelby county, will, on
Saturday, the 27th Of August, 1870,

Being the fourth Saturday in August. open
and hold an election at all legal voting places
in suid county, 10 ascertain the will OF the
qualified voters of said county upon the ,ap,
proyal of a subscription Of five hundred
thousand dollars for Shelby county, of the
capital stock of the Memphis, Holly Springs,
Okolona and Selma Railroad Company, made
and subscribed by the County Court of Shelby
county; said subscription to be paid in
twenty year six per cent. bonds, payable
semi-annually, in the city of New York, with
coupons attached; the tax TO be paid by every
voter, TO be converted into the stock Of said
railroad company under the charter. One of
the conditions of this subscription is, that the
company will transport all citizens of Shelby
county at rates not to exceed the following;
that is to say, for ten miles and under from
Memphis, ten cents; for the first fifteen miles
from Memphis. over ten. fifteen cents; for
the first twenty miles, and over fifteen miles,
in Shelby county, twenty cents and upon the
further condition that the western terminus is
to remain at the city of Memphis. Those
voting in favor Of said subscription will have
upon their tickets the words: For subscrip-
ton !" those opposed to L will have upon
their tickets the words: mo subscription;
elocton. ctis ~ viii ii be- published hereafter.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT,
1o6-l54 sh .rI0 Sheriff Shelby county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
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
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-
see, and numerous solicitations of friends: 1
hereby announce myself ms q candidate for tho
Bench Of the Supreme Court Of the State.
April 9, 70. = JAS. w. DEADERICK.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounee Hon. L. "A. r. NELSON as q 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, 1870-07-29
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Takes Effect June l2th, 1870.

The train leaving Memphis at ]. .15 pm. runs
daily. The am. train does not run on Sun
day. Both trains run through to Louisville
without changes. Elegant sleeping ears run
to Louisyille. connecting at Louisville with
through ears 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, 2S715 Main street.
J.F. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAS. SPEED, Ticket Agent. 9-62-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
To the Public.

TAM A CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION
i. for Magistrate in the Fifth Civil District in
This Is not intended to oppose any Democratic
nomination, as mono have been made, 50 am
informed--the assumption of p. N. Winters TO
the contrary Notwithstanding: am with the
Democracy. heart and hand lhow is p. M. w:
NOW on that question:; but oppose FRAUD and
DECEIT in. elections. as in all other things:
Had there been a convention of the people Of
my district, and nominations duly made,
Of tho people expressed. Will the Democracy
of Shelby sanction the secret action of . select
few friends of any man delegates to a, county
cret as It were, by q chosen few, to n nominate
any one for any given district2- We believe no
such FRAUD will ever be indorsed by the voters
of the Fifth Civil District. Such is not De-
mIS51isg;; iS1isi; hsSpoctiuf fHos. D. MYNATT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
Reception I'm Jersey City-Their
Transfer TO the Steamship La
fayette. lHffi ~ fi ilNA ,N

transfer 60 the Steamship La
All that is left on earth of the brilliant
journalist, the daring political philoso-
pher, promising diplomatist and genial
man of society, Provost Paradol, was
brought here by the train which leaves
Washington at noon and arrives at Jer-
sey City at 1920. b8ugfao5 IL 15
Till within few minntes of the com
ing Of the cars the transportation agent
in charge did not know whether he would
be authorized TO let the remains of the
dead ambassador be taken from the sta
ton to the ferryboat, and the bell was
ringing for the approach of the train, and
the laundering Of the train itself was
heard when NJ. Rouhard, of the French
Consulate in New York, accompanied
by Police Officer Gaynor, of the Twenty
sixth Precinct, arrived with the permit
from the Health Officer of New York
needful for the transfer of the body
across the river.
No member of the French legation ac-
eompanied the remains from Washing
ton, the legation being not now filed TO
its normal strength, and the second
Secretary, VI. de Turenne, having been
detained in this city to take charge Of
NJ. Paradol's orphaned children, and to
await the arrival here Of the remains.
These were in charge Of Mr.. Harvey, the
undertaken who superintended the obse-
quies at the capital.
Draping the box which contained the
coffin was the flag Of republican and
imperial France, the tri-color, under
which commerce has so marvellously de-
veloped, and unnumbered battles have
been so gloriously lost and won. With
out ceremony or display Of any kind,
the remains were reverently removed
from the car to the undertakers wagon,
the box in which the coffin was laid be-
ing too large to be placed in the hearse
which NJ. Rouhard had provided.
Immediately on reaching the New
York side the hearse and accompanying
carriages we're driven 10 the dock near
the foot Of fSpring street. where the Trans
Atlantic cOmpanys steamer Lafayette
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
ANNOUNcEM ENTs.
Judge of Fifteenth Judicial Circu

Judge of Fifteenth Judicial Circuit.
In answer TO the calls Of the bar and people
of this circuit, l announce myself a candidate
for Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
counties. ltel L. J. FLIPPlN.
At the request Of respectable portion Of
the Bar, and of the people Of the Fourteenth
Judicial Circuit, / announce myself candi-
date for Judge Of that Circuit. The election
is to be held on the first Thursday. being the
''A N"'' y - - w ISAAC NJ. STEELE.
April %. 1870. te*
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
Far Attor,, fseneraI.

w. d. WILKERSoN, JR., of Laudcrdale
county, Isl candidate for Attorney Genera! Of
the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the counties of Hardcman, Fayette.. Shelby.
Upton and Lauderdale. rNN klO6-tos
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
rEsrisrIszzD HDOCCLvm.l
ONCE. Cor. Third and Jefferson,

rts exceedinsly large circulation throushout
the city and State offers b1siness mep A. ~, ~,
ceiIont opportunity e maze .nsn l..-;,.- m
~ section Of country, ls-A3-l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29
ATroRnEYs.
A WRIGHT
PROPOSALS.
to Contractors +!

CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiyed at the Engineers office. Memphis,
Tennessee, until IL M, on the 1st Of August.
1870, for the graduation, masonry and bridge
superstruoture on the Mississippi River rail
tarice Of fifteen miles. A portion Of the wprk
is heavy and worthy the attention of Contrac-
tors.
ProfIes and specifications can be seen at the
Office Of the Chief Engineer, $50 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, on and after June 6, 1870.
'TIT1TD TH0S. ii. WILMINGTON, q
1s-1S1 Ch. Eng. Miss. River R.R.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-29

Constable OF FOurteent

I am a candidate for Register, Of Shelby
county. ltol s,Al. TAYLOR A "
Constable of Fourteenth District.
hereby announce myself candidate for
recollection 10 the Office of Constable Of the l4th
Civil District of Shelby county. Election,
to ~ T. s. MALLORY. =
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TEE NIGHT BEFORE DEATF

Lindsay was taken up by DR.. Ingram.
- Young Mr.. Hayward and carried into
: s"r room opposite, where he lay upon
e. 80 KS wounds Wcro carefully
Sssssed Sss He expressed great penitence
s.eIS sas ~ crime. said he knew that he was
,'o;ng 30 ,' n die and did not blame Hayward
e. That he had done. He oonversed
EseIv with several persons who came 70
see him during the night, and would not