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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-01

u TRR Trustees Of tho Philadepeia Gas
Works RlyG notice that aAer tie lstOF
February the price Of IS win ,bersdueed
twenty-five cents per thousand = making
the nov pficO two dOllstS and thirty cents,
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XotEs AsSsD s1 y RF /; F y }or THEM
The Rov. Mr.. Wilson, Of Essex county,
N. j., read paper on moIcs, and exhibit.
cd a trap which hc had invented for the
destruction Of them. He reQd IN eStpct
tom d asfeplR Fa TAPER, Ehiql3 st$tOl
that tho nfOle was not n pest to h6tafher,
but killed and ate daily largc number Of
angle worms. Thispositiop Nh, Wilson
thought untcnable. TIL" mole was one Of
the greatest enemies the, farmer had 70
contend with; ana h Was b necessity that
they should be exterminated, If the farmer
would havei his'1arhiI ID good order. MIR.
Wilson then read an essay on the natural
history Of Tho fnolO, WhtehHQs fair SUM
mary Of tho facts In regard TO It's habits
witch epgear R,tBO books devoted to
natural history. y.
Mr.. Wilson exhibited his patent trap,
tho cost of which was about five dollars
each. He stated that ho had about ten
acres of land which he had entirely clear
ia Of hol8 fy the9isc Of ttib trap 81 n
JUAIio Re8as 90 The HeGtB Ghi Home,
moved a vote Of thanks to Mr.. Wilson for
his interesting dissertation on TUG. charaC-
ter and habits oE,the ifi6lel 39iA9.l 4
The yoto of thanks was carried by &C.
'ElamAtIotL .lE9l T9hn J Oni11K
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-01

A discussion took place on tho question
ofgratting fruit treeS from sqckerPaaK
Mr.. Fuller and Mr.. Cooke gave II as
their opinion that the gratis w9pld, make
healthy trees ifpt6perly cared for 4,
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE.
M 41hii lisr.l.g ..-l,f.. ra n t'Ht
:. - gtn u w q M =. b,

BENNO HAMMER.
Startling RxOhAnfe on London for any sum not
les than one pound sterlIng, Sight dFaltS on ell
Ehe principal cities OF Germany, France and Italy
ct liberal nteS, H3 - ", 'lL.sj u: !,
AISO d. SGlo Of tie same otaea Passage Tick.
eta 70 or from England, Ireland Hremm and
Hamburg Va New Yotk or baltimore. EmIREAnt
Railroad Tickets from New York and Baltimore
oaes & v, CO.. 70 I TSlri lad Maskos Streets,
'.1t' 3. KAl1fER Notary Public,
Real BStA4s, Fin ma LIAE GlaiD, and General
3 Passage AgeaI HIIw .lra i,r,,.f- BOWS
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INSURANCE.


This company now having been organized five
Year,, and in that limo done successful business
10 still prepared to take risks at iAlr rates on
Buildings OF al kinds Merchandise, ManulAotnr.
ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes, This
company offers superior Inducements 70 Farm
ers, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
reduced rates. This being State Company With
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any company in the State; aud
composed Of some nlnety.lo stockholders, most
OF whom are among our best business men, 70.
c0mmendl Itself 10 the favorable consideration
Of tho insuring publlc and sOliclts their patron
age. Applications for insurance will DO prompt.
y attended 70 at their ONCE, No. % Monroe St,
or at their several AgeneeG throughout. the State.
SAM1 MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDRL, Vice President.
c. II. CoEN, See'y. 7r,-Ig
B. G. DICK, Asst Sec'y. tcbl9
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MIXING SALT WITH CATTLE FOOD. +,
,iA humber b letters wsre read nom yaS
ri0us parts ofthe State, III reference to, the
discussion which took place in tho Club
on the 21st of December last on tho Ques-
tion of mixing largo Quantities Of suit
with the food Of cattle. A, farmer from
Michigan stated that he had tried the
plan Of not mixing salt with the food Of
his calves, and had found that they did
equally well without it. He believed that
the Creator; had mixed sufficient salt mall
the food intended for his creatures.
Dr.. Trimble, Of Newark, said TINT he
thought tho letters were very unfair, and
should DO fully answered by the Club.
Salt waSla necBsitYsh 4 Should be mixed
lfeelS with Tie o6Gei9en ID Stocld tDI
MI. Cavanaugh said that hc had a horse
which had not any salt for the last four
years, but no still believed that. in the ma
Iority Of cases salt was necessity TO tho
health Of animals. .n;J,-.u
Tho question was REFERRED toDE Trim.
bio to report to the Club, and to answer
the letters 1oi The subject. iiIlEe
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INVEST va, INSURANCE COMP!
CAPITAL. s1eo.ooo.

Takes risks at the lowest rates on Buildings Of
oil kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MerehAu.
disc and Goods in Transit ~ d, ,rgs
SsSsS 4ES a.9ss Tao9e r. Pick RI9Es,
Jonathan RoWley, Edmund Booking,
r. ]. Smyth, T. ]. Campbell,
]. II. BElStoF, s. Prayer,
i WIN. B, 0dbGTk Thomas BOgRoSl,
D, D, T, FarnaWoflh, VIM. 3. Crane,
y David BillmyeF, Joseph Shields, ~
% VIM. q. White, n. GoG, Jr
: !. Il. DuvAl, D. II. X. DIX!
VIM. 3, Stevenson, l., ~ i1I l.Ia...
Once over Religious Book House, south side
Monroe street, Wheeling, West Va.
m "a lad JACOB HORNBR00K, PreS't.
JACOB II. BICKEL, Vice Pres't.
JIM. MeWH0RTER, ssG'y. D@1U
S.B, AeCoLLoCH, Asst Bec'y. mrl
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IMPROVEMENT N HORSRS.

IMPROVEMENT IN HORSES
Mh5i8. Morgan; 'Ae1igficaltural odI-
tresS Of the New York Tines, read pa
pd6bhi &hbO inlpruVedicItHQf tile present
breed Of h0rcS In tho United States. "a
The paper contained q long and intcrs
esting account Of the various races Of
horseS in the world. She recommended the
tfhpJI ta( Nh of dima Of Tie bet Ehglish
n An ih5i Which c9thd be phrdtIAset yfom
E100O to 5000 each. T6ese Should be
mated with halEbrcd and three.guarter
berd Irish mares and ,olidesdGle hnArcs.
Both wWero necessary. There was Of
the present : Tine Gk.A pressing want
Of handsome, snowy heavy team
horses In dis country. Irish mares
Of tho approved class could BIO puri
Chased from G75 to $500. The papers
warned farmers from purchasing the so
called Arab horses imported direct from
Africa. These horses are invariably BRrbS
or syriapss or, Gulf Arabs, rpQse, o. less
inht ID bet bl9pd aIt rN sVeEF,
at69Il ady 81 GEOeb It N he haGks tot
timid ladies or young children to ride.
At any cost some clean.bred Arabs should
IS ptER65Cadired.4i(l9u HROil
Dr.. Smith spoke Of tho Arab breed Of
horses, He once had the pleasure Of own
ing q pure bred Arab, and found it to be
worth more in every, way than The major
ity Of English horses. He should recon-
niknd that the. Arab breed should b. mix
cd with the English, and be believed Il
would produce finer breed than any IN
A vote Of hanks to Mss Morgan was
proposed by the Chairman, and unanl-
nS TsS Chairman 4al6sa; duSO6seea aa,las tho
next meeting several papers would Do
read, did th6ns6tnE th6ha djourned 7.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-05
memphi. rheater.

Lsfiogwel deserved better house
than he had last night The audience
was rather slim for Friday night, though
decidedly dressy aud fashionable. The
piece played was a Victim of Gircun,-
stances, gushing, sentimental, roman
tic comedy which, last evening, ives
decided hit. Mr.. Leffingwell took :"
tie part of timid man with too much
moiher-in-law better than we could
have expected, and his acting through.
out the evening elevated him considera-
bly, in the eyes of critical audience as
an actor of talent and versatility. With
little close training and more polish,
and his rough edges trimmed of, be
would really be a pleasing aud popular
actor. But he has improved materially
since last year, and we believe will be
welcomed by larger houses If he should
ever come ,his way again. He was well
sustained by Mary Lsfiiugwel, Mise
Milie Sackett, Mr.. Wayerly and Misses
Annie Douglass, Kate Collins and others.
The second and last piece was Romeo
Ja6ier Jenkins, an original piece of
nonsense which keeps any audience con-
vulsed with laughter. A matinee takes
place this afternoon, and tonight the
Victim Of Circumstances will be vic
timized again. It is worth going to see.
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lcOntInued from yesterdays LrDorn. ]

The shoe was found, denuded Of oil
mud, and placed upon Mics Maggies
foot.
How far does this terrible condition
extend2' inquired Mr.. Brszse, whose
foot had slipped from under him while on
the slope of the levee, precipitaiing him
iuto the mud TO the detriment Of his Sun-
day clothes and sleek hat, that rolled afar
of. "Bout mile, ssr," answered a
farm hand of color. wish l hadn't
started" murmured half dozen voices.
Moping and plodding our way p+
Through the mire and the tough clay,
steam whistle was heard, and many
supposed it to be that of the Houston,
then three miles in our rear and hid from
view by cluster Of trees.
"Osl shall we be left in this mud ?"
anxiousIy asks Miss Minnie B., of N. o.
Let's get mule or wagon from the
next house," responds Miss Jennie d.
Moore, the Captains granddaughter.
By this time she began to complain of q
hole in her shoe that was reminding her
of its presence. Your correspondent
didn't say much but thought good deal,
but as many others we're in the same pre-
dicameut, be soon became as happy as
big suuaower." MIC
Mr.. Fennell, the clever and modestly
blushing bsr.keeper, was in search of
" Snyder," but couldn't find him; Mr..
Duffy, of Shreveport, was continually
shooting black birds, and Mr.. Brazee, of
Ohio, kept up musical hum of
"Shoo fly. don't bodder me-"
About this time all became exceedingly
anxious to mount fiery steed, known as
q mule, aud by dint of much moral
suasion Mr.. Brazee succeeded in pressing
one into service. Others, seventeen in
number, procured common road-wagon,
to which were attached two stout mules.
The ladies' smiling faces indicated
happy change as all hands we're piliDg
into the aforesaid wagon. Previous to
this, all had learned that the distance
was seven miles, instead of two, from the
boat to the Lake, and all were in great
fear of being left. All were ever eager
to inquire of every pssser-by, How far
is it to Lake Providence ?" Distance
failed to "lend enchantment to the view"
in this instance.
At about IL o'clock am. all had
reached the long-looked for upper wharf
boat at Lake Providence. We now had
full view of our boat, seven miles distant,
and our merry party began looking for
smoke from her tall chimaeys.
At IL o'clock m. Miss Maggie B.
says: "She is steaming up. l see the
smoke"
"She'l be here in half hour" replies
Mr.. Duffy.
One o'clock, and no motion of the boat
discovered. Some Of the young ladies
boosted Of having splendid appetite
after a seven mile tramp. 1.-THE walk
settled my hash splendidly," replies your
correspondent.
"Oh, how l will enjoy my dinner when
she comes" says Miss Jennie Moore.
% presume we will ell erjoy it"
quoth the modest DR.. Smith.
Continued in Mondays LEDaER.l
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
"TRlSTRAM SHANDY."

Twenty-Five Passengers Of the Mary
Houston on the Tramp-They Walk
400 miIes-Trials I'm the n ud Road
Wagons and Farms Mules Pressed
Into service--How Far 20 take
Providence 9--Its Church spires
Seen fn the Disfance--Twenty-f eur
Hours Absence from the BOat-bore
Muscles aud Empty stomachs.
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manly courtesy with which all are met
who come 10 contact with them
In conclusion, we tender orr thanks to
our energetic and accomplished Presi-
dent Of the Packet Company, whose ef-
forts deserve the highest eulogies for
his untiring efforts to give easy transfer
to oil who desire TO travel or ship.
ID. A. Williams, W. +. Douglass,
ID ID. Goree, Thad. 0. Atkins, s.
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The Steamer Tbos. III. Allen Card OF
Thanks.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 5, 1870,
MEssRs. EDITORs We, the UNDER
signed, being members of a pleasure
party on board the steamer Thomas a.
Allen, from the Arkansas river, take the
liberty of using your columns as q me.
dunn for returning our most sincere
thanks for the Bnalloyed pleasure they
have given US 10 this visit to your city
and its attendant pleasures. We soarc.ly
have words in which to thank the officers
of the boat for their untiring courtesy to
troublesome set of guests We eau
only say that the best boat of our river is
in charge of the best officers of this or
any other river. Capt Hambleton claims
bis place rather on the roof than in the
ladies' cabin. We think be might grace
both did he take few more lessons such
as that of last evening from the same
conpstsut teachers.
Capt. Greed Walker is like his balance
sheet-alwsys square. The ladies wish
specially to thank him-the gentlemen
think on account of his handsome face.
We ought not further to distinguish
tho different officers when all Wed
with each other 70 skosing our party
eli attention. Perhaps Msssrs Hamil-
ton and Johnson could best tell why their
---,icular locality above the upper deck
p----a t-~ttx ellad ....k
should have been so cons,s~., ,S -.- ,-e with
the fairest Of our party.
Our steward, jim Matson, was not last
In our estimation while be oecupied 90
large a share of our thoughts and time 10
the discussion of the tempting array Of
delieaeies that be so constantly spread
before us.
We wish TO impress upon you, Messrs
Editors, our appreciation Of courtesy
shown Us, aud pay a vell-deserVed con-
pliment to q boat and men who deserve
our constant patronage, as we'll for their
recognised capacity IS for The gentle
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SalesrOOm, S1S Main Street.
dissolution.

THE law partnership which has 20 long and
Il so pleasantly existed between the under
sisned Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
The partnership business will be attended TO
aud wound up hy the old firms of Wright a
heretofore
A. WRIGHT aud LUKE e WRIGHT have
this day formed partnership and sill continue
the practice Of the law under the firm name OF
WRIGHT 4 WRIGHT.
l.. ID. McKISICK continues the practice.
Ofhoss-Kit Williams 3 ok.
a. WRIGHT.
L. d. McKISlCK,
LUKE n. WRIGHT.
January 7. $50. lll-l6
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The Monitor.

Call and examine the "Monitor," q
coal cooking sloFe, Shieh fills the bill in
every housekeeper's eye. Il is for sale at
Il. Wetter & Co.'S, IL and Is Monroe
street, where they keep. also, q general
assortment Of stoves, tinware, cooking
utensils and furnishing goods Try the
Monitor"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-05

CATHOLIC Book STORE The New
York Ledger, New York Weekly, Satur-
day Night, and all the leading papers and
magazines will be found on Mr.. Mans
fords counters. he also keeps full as,
sortment of books, stationery, etc. Call
at the corner of Monroe and Second for
your reading matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-05

To HOUSE, KEEPERs-If you want
to save money and time, call at Fl. Wet
ter Il Co.'S aud purchase the Patent i'm
proved Monitor coal and wood cooking
stove, a fuel saver. 1921
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A Rare Investment.

0ne half interest in Cadmus' Billiard
Rarlors, Bowling Alleys, Club and Sam.
pie Rooms, with FIVE (5) years lease,
moderate rent and promising business.
For further particulars call on or address
c. CADNUs,
1875 Ayers Block, Memphis, Tenn.
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DEERs. Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and ell kinds of Blanks for sale
this Rt Office.
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AS THERE is no doub, but that the Clerk
and Master of the Chancery Court will
be hereafter elected by the people, sad
as l wish that my friends may not com.
nit themselves to the support of another,
hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of Clerk and Master Of the
First Chancery Court Of Shelby county
whesever the election occurs. fIitt
1881 ED. A. COLE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-05

HATs cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
equal to rev. N, CoHES, 800 Main ct. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-05

HlpDKKEL LoDsE, No. 100, !. 0; 0. b.
Bre,hrea are requested to assemble sun
day morning at an. to listen to the
lecture of Rev. Dr.. Wise. ~ order OF
The President LsUIs GoLDsNITE,
Secretary.
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I.min.ueIl,. RIIlinrda.

II "sam Sample" the billiardsst, will
call at eaduus, be can get all the bill
Earis be EAals.
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10 LOCKE has g big stock Of vslsn-
tines. late daily aud weekly papers from
the North, magazines, books, stationery,
etc. Sunday customers E;ll find him at
his post
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-05

RIG. HoILExBERG has just received
one of the celebrated Chickering Grand
Piano.. See bis card in to-day's LIDoER
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FIRST shipment of Whittaker'l esle-
brated sugsr-cured hams just received.
LYTLE & SHIELDS,
I35 l4l and l43 Poplar street.
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FoR SALE FoR SALE - City and
County Scrip and Tennessee money, at
City Bank, No. Q Madison street, in sums
to suit. 1851
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The BEST is THE CHEAPEsT.-J. De-
voto has the best Of everything in the
family grocery Ene, corner Third and
Adams streete Of
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County SoRIP COUNTY ScRIPt-in
sums to suit taxpayers, ct City Bank, No.
q Madison street. ll6-T
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In view Of the fact thst the Convention
has resolved to mske ChaneeFy elerkships
elective, / respectfully announce tat !
will he a candidate for Clerk and Master
Of the Second Chancsry Court
l34t LION IROUsDALk'
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DESIsoS's SHIPPISG TAGS printed at
this Office at strictly New York prices
No use to send your orders of here
after, I
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Jusr received, the celebrated " Lone
Jack smoking Tobacco, At S. kaufman
4 Bros, AZ Jefferson street, corner Of
Second. Ioo
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Cry LICENSES AND TAxEs.--City Scrip,
in sums to suit, fer licenses and taxes, at
City Bank, No. 3 Madison street. ll6-T
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A GOOD tvo-plest shirt for 81 at Wig
rsus & Thora's, 233 Clay Bulldog. 7
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FREsH Savannah river shad received
daily By Victor d. Fuchs, a Jefferson
street. lSo
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EsEoxs h Son have all the late dailies
from the West and East, the fashion,
sporting and literary papers, new books,
stationery, and everything siss ~ their
line. Call and see
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-05

wOOBi wOODi wOODt
Buy your wood from G. II. Johnson,
l22 Adams street. I45
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IfyOu want good cid Megibben whis-
KY, 30 20 Megibben a Bro., PSI Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-05

Patent Improved Monitor "a fuel
saver l22t
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P1rTsBuRG and camel coal and gas
coke-Bigley, Mellersh Il Co. Office, 278
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
of Madison and Second streets. 81
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
gevr York Money Market-Feb. s.

By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
Governments are dull. Sterling Exchange
steady, at 100 for sixty-day bills. Gold carry
ing at 81 per cent.
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Patent Improved Monitor "a fuel
saver, lZZi
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Psychological Medicine Triumphan'
-Dr. r. p. Thorpe. nj the Peabody
HofqI

0n this city is doing wonders 10 his rev
sys,em. 10 caring eli kinds Of diseases,
and the Doctor has pzOyed one thing TO
aur Is isfsciiou. ct least, and that Is the
ola maxim that Honesty ,e the best
policy" Dr. Thorpe informs bis patients
a. spcs whether s- eAp core ben or pot
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New York stOck Market-Feb. 8.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us BIZ Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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IfyOu want good old Megibben whts.
ky, go 10 Mes ibben d BrO., 2SI Main.
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THE CITY.

PITrsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. T
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n otice.
18Th day OF Februnry, 1870,

THE Forty second corporate fsoai year liSeQ)
Il having expired, notice Il hereby giFen that
shall proceed on and after the
18th day of February, 1870,
To report the names Of such do.i5qucnt tar
payers AZ have personal propcriy sotcisrt %
pay their taxes 70 TIE Recorder. ard 10 obtain
from hin distress warrants a1thoriring a fei1-
ure ard sale OF q sutlcielcy 81 such Property %
satisfy said demands.
F.W. ROBERTSON.
1&-fU Gu Tax Csllectof.
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,oRRENT-AFARMC CONTAINING ONE
Nyh,,, bred and sixty acres lone hundred
cleared fourteen miles from Memphis, ., wei ~
l Ha.a,vn For particulars, address E j..
: TortSn. Ledger ssic.. or NJ. J. Whitmoge. on
~. misses.
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4 lard.

rrv,,. S-ant good old yEegibben " his.
20 70 Aegibben a Bro, 2sI Mafn.
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FOR LEASE.

NOR LFAsE-FOTR HUNDRED ACRES
OF GOOD land on Surrounded Hi, N asllsn
sfate Of cultivation. entirely above ovelhoN.
GOOD gin, mill. stables. cribs. ibins ano lsnee,s
ero miles from " hite river. erd iumedla.ssss1i,
=, Mennhis and Little Rock railroad. WIZ
~ leased for ave or ten years. Iaosiois On
re pisce. stock and Implements Tor sale On
iaS'f-o's WILL VIM. R. HARRIS,
Care Harris a PILLOW.
,as-4l 10 MsSiscn a.. up siairs. Me.l1hls.
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So Money to loan at ses Main. [lO-4
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RoARpING.

=, -, -NIsHFD ROOMS FOR RENT. WITH
'yhS ~, =. q lol oogltItreet. ls.-l
2e.So, VG.-DkY BoARDERs wANT-
RoAhiDihsao , 'econd lirest. ~
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FOE RENT.

w. A. wHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
methel Block, Office NO. 3.
UNOR RENT. THE SALOON KNOWN AS
the "Brilliant." situated corner Center
alley and "Whisky Chute" for term OF
Sena a.I a ~ '' THoS. II. COOKE.
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Carpenter and Builder,
In the AiieS' re"f " 49, Jsl-loS
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- USES FOR RENT AND FOR SALE.
uO. Dniy IN w, Y. HARDIN,
u A "" 2471x Second street
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WARTS.

TANTFD-TO LEASE 10 OR 20 ACRES
w feood garden land. Apply at
~. i Es s0Ou s-'S 903 MAIN STREET.
VETANTFD - EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w ehat DR.. RusselIs VEGETABLE IN
HEcTi0N cures Gonorrhea and elect N iIom
sTo TO Ten days. without the use Q, mes.elnss
20 r-ertb Court street. Sent securely packed,
- any address, % receipt OF price 20 per
Gotfta
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Evening. February 8, 1870
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