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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17
II. Gebruar, 1870.
6eNat.'

Senator @ait labet int MuftraQe
Der 8lrser Don ct. CLUB BEN @enat
Elm am Samfa9 bic Nprmal S@ule in
ct. @luup 3u beiu@en.
@enator pettit 1T ter Inf9t pas
bic Belt 70 tur3. unc Der Mrbeiten 10 yiele
fem pab man cieie Ginlapuns ablebnen
lole.
Die &inlapun9 ,purpe idliebli1 nit
IA sesen 5 Stiu1u,en onsenpmmen.
5enrY rei6t 8ei@llNe Elm mel9e
uniere 5Ympatbien NIT ben Mnf teclern
in &upert6 Qanp auS@pre@en.
Die Committee 1pel@e ilber bic Blu
fir @%erle9un9 oes County @iBes inGarz
per, BON @basta na@ @accnia Beri&t
ab3uftatten bate, beri@tet 9e9en bic
paiitrun9 ber Bill, urp nabu, Der @euat
otefen 8ei4lub e In # N mig an.
. [@basfa bat a!1o ipweit ben @iee ca>
BON 9etraaen uno Der @aconia Doftor
bat ale feline id6n aussearbeiteten Ne,
ben urnfonff eerecet. N.]
Barter beri@tet 3u @unRen Der 6aus<
blu ben Staat in ;ebn @eri9ts Difritte
einjutbeilen uno empfeblt bic BiQ aur
paiirun9,-Der Beri@t murre anae:
npn,men. ...r~:, -.
Der @enot palTrte bierauf bic Biu
rel9e ben @tabtratb pom 81. Antbpny
uno bic @ater Yo>per Gompaanie er<
ma@tist pie: 9esenmdrtieen Mitglieper
oes Ncrrpaltun96ratbe6 fir @rbaltuna
Der ct. Nntbonp @a0erf6Qe ob3u|eBen
uno neue Mitalieoer gu ernenncn.
SSn Der Na@mtttas SiBun9 paiirte
Der Senat cine Iniabl ron 8ius, unp
mir folsenoe ..
a'.@ 8ur, Sncprporirun9 Der Staot Nenp
1lm.
Cine 8eniaiguln,s pom $4,000 fiji
poS Iaubfummen uno Blincen Sniff
tut. '"'1'- -. *~ ''-'' @'s.
,., Die 8el9ll6e ses @enato: Baits
pel6e bic Winnelota 81 Ienbabn Bpnbs
al8 Staat6l9ulo anerfennen, tamen
aberu1a|s CUR DEBATE obne pab Der @e<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17
Dassscerite pon @stnnepsass7sssA IA.
81 nyentien inSTort @art'ss,

Sim Is. yanur 5nsrlamu,elten il@ bic
Delesaten befebeno aus 20 Gertreter1
fransSI&er urp elmer ,0lei@en An5abl
enelilder uno i1ottiiGera @bfammun8,
in Sort Carp UNI bic ibnen ponDonalo
g. @mttb, Dem Gommti1dr sper briti1aen
&esieruns eeu,a&ten propciitien' in 81
ratbun9 3u jieben. "e
Da am er]ten Sage ni&t alle Delesaz
ten %anpeltnb paren sertaste f@ pie
@%onpention bis gum 25fen S}anuar. ~
Muf Mntra9 BON. Sen. Riel, tpuroe
Blad, ber @eri9tsbeauae @ptr 5upfpn
Bay @ompasniie sum prdtoentm uno
%. &plpneu, uno .2puis S@miot
au Setretdren selpdblt. Die 5errenRiel
uno9fott ,purpen bterauf ;uD oluei@er,,
ernannt.
Na@ ldnserer 8eratbunS, ,,puroe Elm
,Bel@lub 9efabt, ale @erbanotunser BET
peri&lofenen&bd alio sebeir. su' fdb<
rem. .3..Bs = @%~srfgs1S&> r1"
Die Dotumente, rpel9e ,6err sSnItb
ltttens BET @anaoil9en &e9terun9 'ber
Convention porSuleaen tpiinl4te, muroen
ben YraIpenteu uberrreidt ,,no pur@
GERM Riel in pa5 Tran;6ll@e lbertraz
gen., .3E. .fa ..y>
Muf Mntras bes 9errn &id wuroe
Smitb einselaoeu, Dor ber@% Convention 81
erlaeinen I'M, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIT
3utbeilen. .<:". g."
Cine ldnsere Debate ;pilden Smitb,
&iel uno Gem Yrdiioenten BERG onoentton
bt;I9li9 perNe@te unppriotle9ien pelhe
in rer bill of rights. entbalten finn, pel9e
Die Mnfepler bereit6' fir ibre prppiip: ti&e
&e9terun9 aceeptirt baben, CAB @eneral
&tel @eranla6un9 ben Antra9 ;u itelen:
Cine Committee Don ie96 Delesaten 81
ernennen, wtl9e it9 am %. I'M Court
baule periammeln u>,b oaielbf cine, 81
9erbeitsatte Chill of rights in l1eber>
einiimmuns NIT ben @lni@en oes @olz
fes entwerf len iouen, unp {pQe oer CONT
mittee ale n5tbise 3eit fir ibre 1rbeit
bewiuist treroen. -
Die COMMITTEE BET tebt aus ben 5erren !:
Tbps. Bunn, Same6 &ple, 81. 8irp,
9ouis Niel, 2ouis S9mitt unc @barles
Nolin.
Der bi5beri9e prpviieril9e Yrdfpent
Jobn 8ruee, bat we9en &rantbeit auf
feline Gntla6ung angetra9ea, wel4e aud
bemiQi9t puroe> unp 1T Gen. 2oui5 Ntel
an leiner @t>ue gum prdiipenten erpdblt
wprten.
Ius Sbisen sebt peutli@ senus berz
Dor, pab bic 8ewubner BON &uperts
9ano aui ibren &e@ten tefttben werocn
unp baB Elm Ginpernbemen nit CANADA
MUIR panr mSe!i@ 1T, nenn ibnen ibre
&e6te in Der unsmeiceuti9iten @eiie saz
rantirt &peroen. Das@erbalten pe8 neuen
prdGoenten abet ceutet oarauf bin, pab
CT Der Situation poufommen oewa@ien
1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17
Die oem Gen. Stse1 l%bertraeen ee=
pcfenc Ifefprfteue

- l1reibt Der Baltimore @eder"-
trdat BET e%brcnbafter Berwaltun9 $4,000
bis $1,000 i'm Sabre Elm, unp Der M6el<
for bat in jenem NemzyorferD i1rift nidt
peniser als finf3ebn unterbeamte an3uz
teuen. Wie mandem braoen peutlben
Seteranen bdtte SiBel pa Gin uutertomz
men seri@ofen t5nnen! ,.llntereeorcnet''
fam Die Steue faum 9snannt werpen ,
ameritanil9e @enerale, bic f9 ebeuiaue
zines 0rcben &ufes erf reuen, ]. .. be-
berubmte @aoauerte=@ General Ylsa1orton>
bethlehem iolde MNeHorfelen.
Der BEN prdfpenten Grant in BstrcT
Der New>ycrfer Mari6au8aeus 9smo9te
8orwurf it, wie wtr Idon friber sei9ten>
unaere@t. Denn als Der prdiipent bic
Bun{de Der peutlden &epublifaner Nep~
yortS erfubr, bate er cine anoere quite
Grnennune fir jenea @mt 9etrcffen, bic
lid nt9t mpbl wtoerrufen lief. @dre
prd1oent Grant friber spn ben @ln<
l@en Der beutiden &epublitaner Nerz
yorts unterrtdtet worben, II bdtte ct benz
Gen. @i9el cine prou1inentere SteQe eez
9eben. Dab er btes nidt aus freiemMnz
triebe tbat, fam ibu faur, 3un1 @or,purf
9erei9en, benn rer in Amerita etpoe
miu, mub ben Wuno Ifnen. Oils 0ranz
enolt@ bic &unide Der oentihen &epuz
blifaner New>Yrrf6 erfubr, wartn BIZ
5teIen In Nems ycrf teinab, oue beicbt>
uno es lieBen fi0 niGt wpbl MbieBunsen
cornebmen> pa 9eeen bic betrefencen Be-
au'ten feline &loee 9efdbrt purbe. Den
nod bsmabtc ft6 Der prdfoent reolid,
fir cie Ncmination beut1der Nep<yrrs
fer &epublifaner &aur, 3u @aftn.
Ba8 peut{9e @enerale fpesieu betrtft,
10 ;ei9te f6 Grant, penn It erfubr, eus
lie etwas wlnidten, ftet6 e%nt9eesntomz
mcnr. Gp bat !. 9. Sen. S9Spf. Der
5ieocr bon Bilp Sat, cine quite Mn(eIz
lung i'm @atentamte; bic @itt,pe bes
Gen. SG'mmelpftnnie 1T i'm Sberpofz
ANTE out unteroebraht. Der Grnennuna
5isel's >polte Grant bic Grnennune pes
Sen Mar Beber ebenf aus au eiRem
sintrd9liben Stcueramte folaen laNen-
Si9el'S Bruper, Sen. gilbert Sioel, bat
BON Grant Elm Bunoe6anat in @t. Scute.
Sen. Salompn wuroe BON Grant suns
Ierritorio! : @purerneur er,1annt. ltno
II fort.
Bir miHen unter bielen lmfdnoerr
ben oeitern Don uns erwdbnten S@rttt
Stsel's febr tetla9en. @ieel 1T etn
trefFi@er Mann, ben wir bo@a@tsn u1o
lieben ; ober er bate 19pn pdbreno beg
&riese6 paS1n9liid, Sou se1i0enGreu1z
ben libel beratbsn u >perben urr ouf
@runp fold ubler &atbidldse benz prd<
ipenten 2infoln feline @eiienation als
@oumonceur res elften Nrmeecorps EN-
suleneen ; leirer. iideint lbler Greunpes@
ratb i'm III einem dbnli1en S9ritte ae<
9enuber benz prdipenten Grant bemoge.1
III baben.
Benn es ni@t ;u ipdt it, ioute Steet
leinen @ntI9luB in @ieoererwdsuns atcz
ben uap BAG ibmt bis gum &intritte elmer
be6.ren Satan; lbertraeene @u,t> In mel
dem Jpn Der Senat 70 ra1@ uno prompt
befdtiet, a%nnebmen, ftatt ben praftpent
Grant BET f9 in Der 9ansen Mueelegen>
beit rppblmolenb u>,o ebrenbaft benobm>
gang unn1tbieer @eiie Dor ben &opf 81
ltpBen. -.
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iiL&fI rs 9fM !iaE1Jj VT }5Gf a"s 81 5a'2Hi~
| Minneiota @eifBeebupnrlgl*sss
}s3j42.s20, 42 !s-' -,.%3dan8i1"s ttl1i
! ,sisl3 weIIftegn8 tH unao- i4a!
1a4i Iad !94N---.Hf ." 33sia>% f"}
III ~" g. Tebru5a + 1870.
~ ...~ a. a o..f2|5f5 4*| IL "
[ Barter rei&t cine petition oerBGr,
ger Yon Carer County. fit 8%erleSuna
oes County, iBeS .etns unc spuroe oiez
felbe an bic betrefenre, COMMITTEE oer~
wielen. -. ,.~.t o. -,
pfdnDer rei6t cine petition BON
Bursern ieiineS Giltrifts fir @tabliruna
zines Aneuen GountD6 Elm, rpel9es Mufttn
County 9enannt stperpen fol-. II : Xxx
Inter ben ein9erei1ten 8tQ6 flbren
tpir fpl9enpe an: =" ''.
Dur@ pf6npe,r: Oer Stabt Stem
ulu, einen Stabt<@ barter 3u Derletben.
Dur@ @bewntn9: Cine Mfte fir
Sntorpcrirun9 BON co<operirenoen@ ejeu>
19aften. WY >>f "''7 81
Cine Mn3abl BON 5enatz uno 5auSz
8iQs wurpen palirt. Il
Die GiienbabnzB pnefraee tpurbe an
bas plenarsG Committee pertpitlen.
F. Cine Nn3obl petitionen .,purben einas=
rei9t; unter ibnen ;pos Memortal Der
st. paul 5anrelsfammer fit .BefIrrez
run9 Der @inwanoerun9.
6erner Bius Der 6erren 6aber uno
8rainaro fir tbre Mussaben in reua be-
trittenen @ablfaue. I / : H.
Inter ben I'M 5au|e etnseret@tenBt us
.errpdbnen tpir: ...aI
Dur@ T@ribley: Gin ENHANCEMENT
,ur Contribution fir Grauen<@ tmma<
re9t.
Dur@ Glpre: Sir Ibtrstuns Der
Ncrmall@ulen in 81: @loub uno Man>
fdno. -'# :. y f.. IT.
Dur@ Cullen: Stir Gtablirun3 eli
mes Bureaus fir {tatifi|be Bsri6te.
Dur6 Gilman: Der NDrpli@en
Yacifc<8 abn eewiNe Weseredte ~ sez
ben.
Dur9 oenjelben: DaS @ebalt peS
@ountpz Mnwalt6 DON Stanley 60. .auf
$4,000 ;u erbSben. (Birp bofentli@
unterbleiben. 80
Na@rem ba6 5au6 Iber mebrereBiQ9
in Der plenar>@ COMMITTEE bisputirt bate,
srfolste @ertasuns. 49,.
10. Tebruar1 1870.
Cine An3abl Yetitionen unp prioat
8ius wuroen ein9ere;9t.
Dur9 Barter: ben Gounty 5iB
opn Carer no1 Baconio 3u perleeen.
Dur6 Bat6eloer: BE @ebdbren
fir 5eiratbs@ 2ieenien uup Certificate auf
einen Dollar 3u IeBen.
@enator Beder BON Der Ttnan3 Gomz
mittee rei@t einen 8eri9t Elm, bab bic
BON Der leBten 2e9iSlatur fir Wpbltbdz
ti9feitsz Nnftalten in pprauS eema6<
acknowledgement fir 1870, msl@e 19on
am I. Mpril flui9 ilno bic gun, erfen
Suli lu6penbirt rreroen {ouen, ia 9eoen<
,pdrtis nt@t bic n%ptbwenoteen 6onos fir
3ablune perl elben ncrbaneen fnp.
Sane.
Die Nnsabl her prtsat Biue wel@e
BON Sage su Gage i'm 5aule etnoeret6t
.perceu niimmt IN eri}aunli6er @eile gu.
Inter Der 9robeH In3abl ppnBiua wel9e
beut ein9ereidt wuroen, ermabnen mir
pie Don MeDonale> wel9e pen3wsd
bat jepes e~tn;elne Conn in ben Counties
Scott>. 5ennepin, Waieca, 2eSueur unp
Greeborn ;u ermd@tioenG tlenbabn8 onp5
fir bic Minnel pta Bel tern Babn au6iv<
ltellen.
DaS 5au6 war In Der paiGruno Don
Senat< unp5ausz Bills iebr tbdti9. I'M
ter jencn Bius fnpen mir jepo9 feline
DON belonperem SntereNe, ba bic meiten
lcfaler Natuy, poer unbeceutcnpe Mmenz
Dement'S III au9emeinen Statuten maren.
Wir ,perren am S9lub Der @iBuno cine
o%oQfdnoi9e 2ifs alter paifrtenB per-
5fentliden.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 2l.-The Morning
Post of to-day says that the telegram
received in London Saturday, asserting
that the Italian Ministry had positively
refused to join England and Austria IN
any diplomatic move against Russia,
was absolutely incorrect.
The rumors that fresh negotiations had
been opened between France and Prus-
STA for an armistice are pronounced un-
reliable.
Under-Secretary Russell telegraphs to
Earl Granville, under date of Saturday,
that he has positive assurance that Of
fetal circles at Berlin and Vienna con-
tinue to indulge the hope that the for
midable movement of Russia to obtain
rectification of the treaty of 1856 will
entail no serious complications at the
present time.
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Steamboat ConflagratiOn
Steamers Norman, City of Evansville,
Pine Bluff, and the Wharfboat
Destroyed--.Loss, 100000.
Two Passengers-a Lady and Her
Child--Burned.

CINCINNATI, November 2l.-The steam
ers Norman, City Of Evansville, Pine
Bluff, together with Humphreys a CO. s
wharf boat, were burned at Evansville at
five o'clock this morning. Mrs. Ward
and her child, passengers on the Nor
man, we're burned. The fire originated
ON the Norman, and was communicated
to the other boats that lay alongside.
The entire loss is estimated at $500, 600.
The City of Evansville was new boat,
and cost 100000; insured for $4,000
in Pittsburg The Norman was valued
at $4,000; insured for $4,000 in the
Firemen's, Crescent, American, Eureka
and Enterprise offices of Cincinnati
$4,000 each. The Pine Bluff was valued
at $4,000; no insusance. Fl
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NEW YORK.

New York, November 2l.-The steam
ship Port au Principe, which sailed on
the 2lst of October for Hayti, and for
whose safety fears were entertained, ar
rived safely at Brooklyn yesterday She
reports being delayed at Hayti by a re-
lgious festival. She had an easy pas
sage home.
Gen. Butler writes from Lowell to the
Standard, reciting his connection with
the McGarrahan land claim. He states
that neither the New Idea Company nor
McGarrahan has any claim to the prop
erty, but the United States Government
is the only owner The President simply
interfered to protect the Government,
and he believes Grant should be thanked
for holding the title in allegiance until
Congress settles the question.
An alteration occurred last evening
at the corner Of Sixty-frst street and
Third avenue, between John Burns, Phil.
Mcclure, and John Ferris. During
the fight which ensued Burns was stabbed
six times about the head and body, and
fatally injured. He was removed to the
Bellevue hospital, and the other men
arrested and held for examination.
At halfpast twelve this morning fire
broke out on the steamboat Sarah Brown
lying at pier 26, North River. The fire
originated near the water tank in some
unknown manner, and soon spread
through the upper woodwork. The FIRE
men speedily got the FIRE under their con
troll, but it was not extinguished until
about FIVE thousand dollars damage was
done. Partially insured.
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mense congregation at the Greenlaw
Opera House on yesterday morning and
again last night This eminent divine
tells the tale Of salvation in simple
and terse manner, which, in effect, sur
passes the eloquence of sensational
preachers. His words, like those of the
apostles, are so simple that the most IL
litorate can understand them. The great
art of the reverend gentleman is not elo-
cution, but simplicity. His discourses
will be delivered every evening during
the week
Our Union street contemporary yester-
day morning went for the heather Chi
nese" who stand on the corner, and inn
pertinently or admiringly gaze into the
fair faces of our bellies. He calls them
the swell mob, and asks the police to
intervene and arrest these fancy gentle
men. The swell mob is exclusively
composed of thieves, and of course can
not help stealing a look now and then at
a rare and radient maiden. The mob OF
swells referred to by our Union street
neighbor are city handles, who attend
fashionable churches and then congre-
gate on the pavements in front of the
church door to stare at the ladies. We
believe with our contemporary, that the
daughters of Memphis do not like to be
gazed at by male persons.
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stantly extended to the factory of Murray
a Co. Here there were five wooden
tanks, containing altogether about Ooo
barrels Of prepared oil, which was CON
sumed. About half past two O'Clock
Van Syckle's benzine tank exploded,
with a conclusion that was felt in all
parts of the city. No person was III
jured. The refinery of Van syckle d
Stewart was not burned. The loss oil the
company is confined to the treating
house. which contained 1000 barrels oil
oil, and a bleaching tank containing a
small quantity. The total loss is about
$4,000 Mr.. Van syckle, the sole les
see of the refinery, is the principal loser.
Mr. Murrays loss is estimated at So0UO.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, November 2l.--A telegram
from Versailles announces that the three
Prussian armies under the Duke OF
Mecklenburg, General Won der Tam
and Prince Frederick Charles have
effected junction, and that the whole
force is now acting upon the offensive
against General de Palladine. The army
of the Loire is supposed to be retreating
toward Orleans.
The Prussian army is now moving
SOUTH and General Manteuffel, who was
ordered to operate against the northern
line Of fortified cities, has retreated and
is now marching west to join in the
attack on the army of the Loire.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

TiTUsvILLE, November PA few
minutes past one clock this morning,
the night-watehman at Stewart & Van
Syckle's refinery, discovered FIRE burst
ing out Of the treating house, aud in a
few minutes afterward the building was
enveloped in flames The alarm was
promptly sounded, but the progress Of
the Ere was so rapid that it was useless
to attempt suppressing IL In less than
Ten minutes the treating tank, Snich
contained one thousand barrels Of refined
oil burst. and the walls Of the building
fell with a loud report This added ts
the fury Of the confagration, which in
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OHIO.

CIYcISNATi, November 2l.-H. NJ.
Merrill a Co., burned out last night, were
insured in city companies as follows
Eclipse, $1,000; Security, $1,000; Tobacco
$1,000; National. $1,000; Miami Valley
$1,000 Merchants and Manufacturers
$500; total, Sl4.5OO. Their loss vii
slightly exceed the insurance, and to
gether with that sustained by the Eclectic
Medical College and V. Tidballs, vii
aggregate about $4,000.
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FRANCE.

Tours, November 2l.-By decree
from the National Defense Committee,
Gen. Bourbaki has been relieved from
the supreme command of the army of the
north, and appointed commander of the
eighteenth corps, with his headquarters
at Nevers.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November 2l.-The Slavon-
ian organ at Prague declares that all
the Austro-Slavonia people regard war
between Austria and Russia as hostile to
the interests of the Slovenian popula-
ton.
A dispatch from Constantinople states
that Russian iron-clad squadron is ex-
pected to arrive soon at the Straits OF
the Dardanelles, and make passage into
the Black Sea.
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"CddnauS."

MERCHANTS desiring their cards ex-
tensively advertised can find no better
medium for this purpose than the The
atrical Bulletin. 1t will contain the
the only programme used every
night in the theater, and will be
circulated every morning in the reading
and sitting-rooms of the Overton, Pea
body, Commercial and Worsham Hotels,
in the various billiard-rooms, saloons,
restaurants, court-rooms, public halls, at
the different railroad depots, and in
every part of the city. Ans edition OF
several hundred is distributed every af-
ternoon on every steamboat at the land
ing. 1t viii be read by thousands OF
people every day. Office, No, 3l5 Main
street. 4Ol
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-21

MARRIOTT-On the Doth Instant Willie
Stewart, infant son Of VIM. III. and Elizabeth
b. Marriott, aged fourteen months.
JENNINGS-In New Orleans, Sunday eve
ming, Goth instant, of yellow fever, Mr.. J. b.
JENNINGS, brother-in law Of our fellow-ctizen
NJ. j. Wicks.
Mr.. Jennings was highly esteemed by all
who knew him.
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EMIGRATION.
LnharDepartment.

ESTABLISHED FOR THE. PROTECTION
II and as9istauco Of English, Danish, NOT
Wesian. Swedish and German IMMl9kANIs,
by procuring employment and hnding home.
Tor them. Companies. contractors. iarner.
and All parties In want Of mechanics. RAILROAD
laborcrs. farm hands. saw mill hands, garden
ers- and any kind Of male or female help, can
obtain reliable English. Norwegian, DAMN
Swedish or German lmmigrantsl ~ appiSins
personally OF b. letter 70
sOPHus HIRSH. Labor Commissioners.
General Offices Labor Department, Nos, =
and - Jefferson -. Memphls. -
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The friends and acquaintance of james and
Clara Long are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral of their infant son. james W..
from their residence on Seventh street, be-
tween Mill and Greenlaw, on tomorrow
Tuesday, afternoon at o'clock.
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BOOK RlNpERY.
TAXES.
N OF @ Il =
OFFICE OF CRY TAX COLLECTOR, /
MEMPHIS, Nov. II, 1870. J

OFFICE OF CRY TAX COLLECTOR,
MEMPHIS, Nov. II, 1870.
IN ALL CASES WHERE THE CITY BE
/ came the purchaser of property at the tax
sale recently made, the owners of the property
are hereby given the privilege of redeeming
the same up to the first of January, ISL, by
paying the amount of the taxes and costs.
After the first day of January, 1871, the prop
erty cannot be redeemed except by paying the
taxes, costs, and fifty per cent. interest
thereon, as provided in Section 60 Of the
Amended Charter, passed on the first day of
December 1869.
And notice is also given that in all cases in
which the city has purchased property for the
non-payment of taxes including as well all
purchases made at sales in previous years as
those made in the present year, and where the
property has not been redeemed. the city Will,
Immediately after the first day of January,
1871. proceed to file bills in chancery for the
purpose of quieaing the title it has acquired by
the said purchases.
Up to the first day of January, 1871, any of
the above mentioned property may be re-
deemed by paying the amount of the taxes
and costs.
ns- Come forward and pay your Taxes for
1870. before DISTRESS WARRANTS have to
be SERVED. We will promise that no ONE
shall be NEGLECTED when that time comes.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON
"a City Tax Collector.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Avoid Quacks. victim of early indiscre-
ton. causing nervous debility, premature
decay. ETC., having tried in vain every adver-
tised remedy. has a simple means of sef-cure
which he will send free to his fellow-suferers.
Address J. H. FUTILE. rs Nassau street,
New York. 6-eod-S9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-21
NOTICE.
$1,000 Per Week

Can be made en- the quiet By parties Who are
up 70 snuff. without interfering with ot1ef
R aslss 80 20. sss issss.a; ssS
York. da-eod-lt6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-21
NURSERY.
WHEATON, NURSERY.
NURSERY,
IDDY THOMPSON. }. A. BREFki
Fall Season. 1870.

snaa LARGE MAGNCLIAs, 81 EACH.
OUUU 1900 to year old Magnolias, 400
5000 Peach and Apple. best varieties. Is and
&c each.
1900 Standard and Dwarf Pears, % and 75c
each.
A full and complete stock Of Evergreen and
Hot-hOuse Plants In great variety.
Landscape Gardening done in best style;
Bouquets and Flowers furnished on short
notice. 90
Orders left at Hendrix. McNabb a Co.. Y
Front street. will receive prompt attention.
Send for descriptive catalogue and other IN
formation 10 THOMPSON A BREWER,
7O-75 LOck-box I'D. Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-21

JusT OPENED. Fifty dozen stamped
Boulevard skirts, at 75c, and Boulevard
skirts, at SOC. Novelties in cloaks,
shawls and sacques at the Southern Pal
ace, 1892 Main street. 6ST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-21

The Okolona Miss. Monitor says that
The body Of Mr.. Lem Cook, a farmer
who resides twelve miles southwest Of
Okolona, was found on the 9th. Mr..
Cook had been TO 0koiona and sold a
load Of cotton. and the opinion was that
he was murdered for his money.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-21
Two murderer. Escape from Jan

Patrick and James Hurley, convicted
Of murder and sentenced TO be hung in
December next, and FIVE other prisoners,
made their escape from the jail at Fay
etteville on the night Of the 4th inst. A
reward Of $500 each is offered for the
Hurleys- White Rirer Journal, l6fh.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-21

GnsSr is said to be engaged in the
preparation Of bis stated message 10
Corzress We have some curiosity to
see what he Will say about the late elsc-
lions ne want to know whether he
has Acard from North Carolina, West
Virgins. Delaware. Indiana, Missouri,
Alabama and New York. He was very
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-21

Getting Married. for Young Men,
on Social Evils, and the propriety or impro-
priety of getting Married. with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. 1873