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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

ORR young friend J, Thompson Baker, Of
Lewisburg, after passing a very credi,able
examination, has been admitted to practices
In the several courts OF Union and SNYDER
county MIR. Baker is aman of ability and
un'ir'ns energy and will be an honor to
the professionals has chosen. Hc has our
.bess wishes for his success.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22
MARRIED..

Dec, tsth, by the Rev. j. p. Shndel Mr.
James BirgawaD, 10 Miss Amelia A. How
ell. both Of snyder county.
On The same day, by the same. MIR. John
weiand 10 Miss Sarah 5, Smith, both OF
Sayder county.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

II. NJ. TAGoARr, iormily Of Northumber.
and and at present a clerk in the Treas
ry Depart mcnt, is named as candidate
for State Treasurer.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

OK Monday OF this week, Samuel Wilton.
myer Of this place, slaughtered two large
hogs, one Of which weighed 437 and the
other 1926 pounds, dressed.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

THE Residence Of Senator Cameron and
Hon. John Is. Packer, At wasbinnton is At
the Whitney Hotel. Senator Scott is Of
olG 18th NJ. street, n. W.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

THAsKs.-Daniel weilrrs nj, Of Wood.
ward Centre Co., will please accept the
thanks of the editor of,hs paper fors sack
OF the celebrated Woodward Flour. Dan is
At present engaged in The merchanti!e. lum
ber, and Touring business, and is ono of
Centre county's most successful and cncr.
gene business men. Long may he flouris h
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

soSs valuable real estate is offered for
salc through the advertising columns of
our paper.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

Tus season for bunting deer expired o,
the Goth inst.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

suSncnv la improving rapidly. SO says
the Arcyic0r.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22
uai>crsaI CiOtncs Wg,nger

Improved with EowYti's PATENT DoUULp Goa
NufEts, and the PArENr STor, are now un.
Gne,ti nnhly f,r superior to my apparatus tor
washing clothes ever Invented, nnl will save
thc'r cost twice year, 10y saving labor aud
clothes.
Those who have usod them give testimony as
follows;
eve llEc our macalnc much; could not he Ter
suadcd I" do without II AMI with the ali of np'y,
We :ocl ti1t We are masters Of the position -
Rev !. scott. Bishop VI. =. Church
"ln the laundry ofmy house there Il prrpe,.
url thu uksgiving On NOnlay for the invention -
Rev, Thrndnr" H. cuyler
every week has given II n stronger huid upon
the aile"'ion' oi the inma,es of the laundry"-
y. Y. Observer.
~ heartily commend It 10 economists of time,
money, and cOntcntmcnt,"-Rey nr Bellows
"Frienn Doty-Snut last Improvement uf your
Washing Machine Is u complete success. rs
sure You 'our Nachine,' after years use, IL
thought Of more to-day than ever, anh woul.i not
b. parted with under any circumstances. -
SolOn Robinson.
The v, Y. Weekly Tribune. Of Dcc. rs, 1869. In
snswer to q correspondent, says: 'Slf Washers,
there ID none to be compared with Doty's,"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22

TINS Teachers Institute Of this county
will meet IN rrecburg next Tuesday.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22
"THB MORNING GLORY."
Litilsaelis Paten, I~Pro'sa Base
COAL STOVE.

IN thi, patter~ OF Tn. MerNtNa GLa'-.
.eVc~al nsw aud impo,tlnt fcNturc' have
hs.n suhclicl. which c,n only he ssan %
hr slnircl. Ths NV si1Te ~ r'de sH-
tirely os csst iron 80 fiuel asto H,ttiGA;.
hut oau u. made With shest-irun upp.r
s-ojiou whsn preferred w tn. pNrcNt .'.
ii- orn.meu, NJ fnish i, irspsrv. an 81
h,ui,r.e piece Z furniture. f.r nIore so
~ "a Any stove heretofore -hl.. - 70
terni cnuU"u-t1pr, thNJga r,su' lns
,uue Of TEE f.rtuvc pattern, 81 Tie dor. -
Gllr, 10 onto h.Ne'eui, wy - !, iast.
iurapl. snl far loss iifivattto l:'epsi,e.
ipe c..upy..ts "i 'bssi best u. 10. p y
.lINlny ~. susst oasiisg' made ia ~ .
country.
Among tho many ApS,SrAGFt a he uss
pf he Morning Glnry are the fo'l siIc:
/. Continuous ButuIus .. Quality " tua
Heat !. Ventilation through ths ,i,v-
I. Ntti-uUsi S0oye. =, Ho Ls.s,s &, Hsi.
o.. Haosop} sf fusi.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22
TIE BARLEY SHHAF."

dsh- !iuI 81" JiVh t"oiH Hny SEQ,
maI Eri.Dici Fr--BDs
C1r lTbpi Or 'o1i
Patented May lC'h, ltL5.
We tnrc pleasure n oTcrno our eu'ty
m,rs and The Stove rr, ,lr. Ss- dr''- 'ssI
Fla,.rup. aud vonlI call 0r,cniir J't' .."H
- ,f,a ing afirgr,,t, ard ss'HsL't ,np'ae,
'rs'.i
This Stove Ia. hccn car~!i'ly tested e.
.r,ef.l months. anl tie result save ?rcNsl
- h'.l'y .sii.flctory. that seTcrl ~ 'lr
Oldest ani most e,rrri,ncal stove dcAl,J'
lr,Jicl f.ri' a sale lar beg ond W. sL.itr
Co supply this .c,.on.
Nuhny vyHt .gys.oOgy., gI'iBs full ois ~
Ity Ncartl.
.lqaii. tcrri ,'i- "a ~ ersu, so arranged
a., iu give more r",m IA the upper part OF
tbru oven. : great COM - 'lc" u 'ch n't1r1
T., ur,f. IS nrti.y ,s ,iHr az 'd' f7p
at'he hearth i.nc. which not only iuorrl's'
lbs size. brat wall hs re- .uIlcu 40 Jr'J'
aIceafsfs 90 k4.Es.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-22
r $. BURKHART.

Seinsg,ouc, Snyder Go. Ps'~s.
Recp. constantly on terd lsrge sri
we'll made ns.oriusnt OF TIN, Sheet lros
ware. Stoves. 60. So
lie 10 Ageat fer the following pansA
artiolss.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
FOREIGN.

MADRID, May l9, Up. m.-The Prince
had an interview with majority of the
deputies of the Cortes, when he declared
the necessity of comforting upon Serranc
the attributes of royal authority. The
progressionists, before supporting this
proposal, will ask Cortes to vote in favor
of excluding the Bourbons from the
throne for ever.
LONDON, May 10, 2p.m.-The Times
this forenoon denounces the Erie railway
ring of America, saying it is worse than
that of the Greek brigands, and that il
entirely stops the outflow of British CAPT
tai to the United States.
The Times considers the whole Demo-
cratic party of the United States respons-
IDLE for the acts of New York State, ex-
ecutive and legislative, and the judicial
branches of government.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
FIower selling in New york.

Twelve years ago, it is said, there was
only one florists shop on Broadway, and
only three in the city. Whether this
statement is accurately true we know not
but certainly at the present time there
are no less than twenty large stores on
Broadway devoted to the trade, as well
as several on the cross streets. A num-
Der of these dealers have their own gar
dens, the rest depending on small gar
dens inthe outskirts of the city for their
materials for bouquets. Then all along
Broadway floral itinerants are located
a camp-stool on the sidewalk, with a
basket or at most a glass case, being an
ample place of business, and from twenty
to thirty bouquets sufficient stock in
trade. These bouduets vary from ten to
fifty cents each; and sometimes apretty
button-bole ornament may be obtained
for five cents. The cheaper they are the
more saleable, for almost everybody
loves to get little bit of summer frag-
rance. From the shops one can obtain
bouquets or floral baskets costing almost
any fabulous sum. Dealers procure
seeds of rare plants from almost every
part of the world. Often new and dis
tinct varieties are found in different
countries. But in many instances sim
gle variety of flower can only be pro-
cured from a certain locality. When
foreign plants often become
ready growers in American soil The
fuchsia was originally wild plant from
New Zealand; the pansy is an English
flower; the Gala lilly was brought from
Egypt; Japan has exported to us many
lilies, Holland furnishes
many bulbs, such as hyacinth and tulips;
the cowslip of England is imported in
seed. On the other hand, some of the
most common wild plants of America
are sent abroad, where they are cult
waited as rarities. The common yellow
dock, regarded here as noxious weed,
is known in England as the American
velvet plant"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19

best men in the country. What iaiilne
off is here, our countrymeni and that
within the space Of q very few months
Every one is familiar with the race made
by Ayres. for the nomination Of S'a'e
senator against Cubbins the fortunate
expectant He was then "rip-roaring
Democrat, or Conservative, and believed
al Radicals were enemies to mankind
generally. We had the honor ourseli Of
sitting with the gentleman in a convention
of Democrats some two years ago, ana
believed him then a sincere partisan
What has occurred that should have
caused so sudden a change in his feel
inrs. we cannot imagine, unless 1t be the
consuming lust for Office. But hold a
minute, gentle reader, while we ask thus
marvellous individual whether he has
always acted in good faith at the time OF
his protesting friendship. We all re-
collect that Ayres was candidate be-
fore the Convention which preferred an
other, and Tom Hamilton states that he
(Ayres) voted against this very par
ty on the day of election. And
who, pray, did he vote, for instead OF
complying With the dictates of honor IN
supporting the nominees of the conven-
ton which he should have felt himself
bound TO do? Tom Hamilton, in aspeech
some time since. stated that Ayres sup
ported him in that election, Now, this
same place hunter is anxious to have the
decent people of Shelby county give him
their suffrage after such an act OF gross
outrage against them. He will be mis-
taken, we apprehend, should he soreckon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
CHICAGO.
Norfhwestern Women's Franchise
AssOciatiOn-Retu OF Base BAH
(uub-PaIace Cars.

CHICAGO, May l9.-The following call
signed by large number of men and
women of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
Michigan, Indiana, Minnesota and Ohio
has been issued: 1.-The friends of woman
suffrage in the Northwestern States are
invited to meet at Farwell Hall, in Chi
cago, on Wednesday and Thursday 25th
and 26th days of May, to organize the
Northwestern Women's Franchise Asso-
citation, and adopt measures for the can
yass of those States in behalf of women S
suffrage" e
The Chicago base ball club during its
late tour played eight games, scoring an
aggregate of 4S5 to AZ by its opponents.
The club starts for an Eastern tour on
the 18th of June, and has twenty-three
matches already arranged.
Pullman's train of eight palace cars.
just completed, starts to-day for Boston,
to receive the great excursion party for
California. The train is most elegantly
built. A daily paper will be printed
during the trip, and a billiard table will
be one of the means of enjoyment
An excursion party, consisting OF a
number of male and female teachers,
will leave the Pacific coast for an East
ern tour on the 18th inst They will reach
Chicago on or about the Sd proximo.
A California excursion party, number
ing about seventy-fve persons, left last
evening on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad.
A much needed rain is now falling here
and west of here.
Yesterday afternoon man named
Simon Griffin jumped or fell into the
river south of Polk street He was ar
rested, taken to the armory, and placed
in a cell. He took off his boots, and was
about to put on dry clothing, when hefell
down and expired without a struggle ?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19

Mexican News Revolution at an
End--Earfbqu ake.

End--Earfbquake.
Havana, May Ia Dispatches from
the City of Mexico up to the llth instant
have been received here,
Garcia and the revolutionary Con
gressmen have been turned over to The
courts for trial.
The revolution throughout the Repub
lie is said to be nearly at an end. The
forces of General Pedro Martinez, mum
boring about five hundred men, recently
abandoned him in a body and surren
dered to the Government. The bandit
Brovo is still in the field. His followers
number about six hundred.
Congress is still engaged in tho discus
sion Of the national finances,
Railroad matters have been disposed Of
for the present An extra session Of
Congress Will probably be held.
Mr.. Williams, an American engineer,
aud government commissioner have left
the city for the purpose of inspecting the
proposed route for the Tehuantepec rail
soad They will also report on the pros
poets Of the ship canal project,
No action as yet has been taken on the
Alexandria steamship concession, but it
ia probable the concession will be granted.
4 Sonora paper says that work on the
Guaygams andElpasse RAILROAD viii soon
be commenced.
yER4 oRvz, VIA H4FASA, May ia
heavy shock Of earthquake was fsltiu the
City of Mexico on the 18th inst, but no
particulars have been received
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
NEW YORK.
The Late EIectfOn-Grand Musical
Festival. W0

The Late Electfon-Grand Musical
Festival. N.Y.
New York, May l9.-Dispatches last
night put Folger, the Republican candi-
date for Associate Judge, ahead inthe
State. Tits difficult to decide whether
Andrews or Mason comes next. The
Democratic majority in the State is GER
tainly $4,000; in the city nearly $4,000.
The musical festival, now in prepare
ton in this city, will surpass in grandeur
that of the Boston Jubilee. The place
selected is the American Institute build
ing. Over $500 well trained vocalists
have been engaged for the occasion An
immense organ, larger than the one in
Boston, is in progress of construction.
Gilmore band of fifty pieces, along with
other bands, have promised their ser
vices. The concert takes place In June
when the Handel and Hayden societies
of Boston are visiting the city. Over
800, 900 have already been subscribed
to the project.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
THE SHELBY COUNTY RADICALS.


The Radicals of this county are sorely
discounted in their efforts to elect ju-
dicial ticket. The assaiable points in
the character of their candidates are so
numerous as to warrant us in the belief
that defeat must overtake them on the
day of election. Not single name have
they presented to the public for support
but brings with it objections too mon
strous to be gotten over. The
people are, from the most convincing
arguments, compelled 20 vote for the
nominees Of the Democratic Convention
If they would secure for themselves and
their posterity an unexceptional judi
ciary for the next eight years 10 come,
The usual means of Misrepresentation
are being used to cover up the faults Of
their own candidates, and, if possible,
smuggle them into office under an as
sured cloak Of virtue, which they do not
possess If truth cannot be had TO
gain their purposes, then faisehood
must be resorted to unsparingiy.
We have had some little experience with
this animal before, and understand his
peculiar idiosyncrasy when attacked. If
rated in private upon the unfair adVan-
tages taken in political campaign, the
answer generally is that everything is
fair in war, and they have the right to
make use of the means at hand. As an
example of what we have just been writ
ing about, we viii, refer the reader to a
card in this morning S Ayalanche, signed
One Who Testified ~ that the
writer states that Colonel N. c.
Galloway being sworn before the Con
gressioual Committee sent by Congress
to investigate the Memphis riots, testi6es
as follows: II did not know single man
in the crowd except Captain ciuskey,
who was with me, and who was an at
tache Of my Office The eFoEd appeared
to be lciC class Of the community . etc.
Now we are authorized by this very gen
tleman himself to say, so far as making
such statement is concerned, that be
was never before the committee as a wit
ness, and that the Published account of
his testimony is a pure fabrication from
first to last. We must acknowledge our
admiration for the man who can make
the worst appear the better reason in all
cases, but when he entirely loses sight Of
truth and goes into the wholesale bust /
ness Of classifying, then a sense Of disgust
seizes hold Of us. The character of the
man, whom this card in the Avalanche
would assail. is too vel known for truth
fulness TO admit Of the Least shadow of
doubt as 10 his statement in this mSttsr,
and we can't say that we are much aston I
ished at the unwarranted means at
tempted 10 be used in creating a diver 7.
sion in favor Of the Radical ticket The
class Of men who constitute the Repub-
liean party Of this county are sadly
wanting in moral virtue and political
honesty to fit them for the sacred posi-
tons Of Judges on the bench. The Dem
ocratic party presents 5 ticket tina, is
worthy the respect and support Of al
good men. We believe that the citizens
of Shelby county one week from to-day
will elect i by large majority.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19

Two boarding-school girls, about to
leave for their homes, took poison TO
syoid separation. Being resuscitated,
each accused the other of trying to de-
eeire, and ineF became bitter enemies.
Somebody wants TO ron Horace Gree
ley for Governor, on The platform OF
what he knows about farming A
equity farmer says IL this il his platform,
he is a knOw-nothing, sure
: stone jar, now owned in Kentucky,
aud broash' TO this country one hundred
years ago, has Sesg in the possession Of
the family for three hunqrsl end thirteen
years.
Theofore Tili9n says Miss Anthony
sad Mrs. Stanicg represent woman's
cause Yes. but in theis advocacy Of it
they do 50 remind one Of a crows saws.
The Berlin wasps contained tie other
day, the following caricature: Ii repre-
scented the Pope building a card castle Of
bis ipfallibiliiy on a table surrounded By
Bishops Under it stands the words.
/" Canon NXl-if any one shakes the
table OF blows, anathema sit.
some fashionable ladies in Hartford
having applied 20 a surgeon 70 repair
their feet, distorted ~ gesring The high
heeied shOes Of the period the Detroit
Tribune advises them 40 20 70 some
wood-tnrner and have Their heads re
paired Chicago Post
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
Australia.

The Australians are in revolutionary
frame of mind. Their contempt of the
home government is not concealed.
Parallels between the condition of Ans
tralia as a British colony, and the Amer
lean colonies prior TO our revolution, are
freely drawn. The English Government
seems TO be as unfortunate In LIS man
agement of its colonial affairs as it has
been Of late in the enforcement Of the
Irish coercion bill The Australians
begin 70 think themselves capable of
setting up ia lie for themselves as an in
dependent people, end view with jeal-
GUS eye every interference 10 their local
affairs by the British Government.
Thus, with this colony, the Canadas, and
Ireland in growing state Of dissatisfac-
ton, the mother country may ere long
be left 10 sad her days in peace at home,
while her scattered children, the colo
MES, absorbed in their own pursuits,
gradually grow unmindful and careless
Of their poor old parent in tat'ered bonn
bazine and mob=eap, who sits By the
English freside, " sa,s,eVerything.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. May l9.--The most
important proceedings of the Grand
Lodge of l. 0. 0. f. was in reference to
the modification of the basis Of repre-
sentation. It is proposed to cut this
down, u abolish any compensation, and
increase the Grand Lodge per centage
! from six to ten per cent, the body being
large, unwieldy and expenses too heavy.
The matter was referred to a committee
to be reported upon in November next
DAYTON, o., May 1.-the Governors
of Ohio and Indiana, Generals Schenck,
Walcott and others have arrived. Gene
rails Grant, Sherman and Sheridan will
not be present at the ceremonies today.
PoRT JERvIs, N Y, May l9,--Last
evening Peter Rich, canal boatman,
while stearing boat near the bottom of
the basin, let his tiller strike rickety
bridge, which fell upon him, killing him
instantly. He was resident of Homes
dale, Pennsylvania. sos
CINCINNATI, ONO, May l9.-The man
ayers of the Sangerfest have decided to
comply with the request of the citizens
of the city, and arrange festivities so as
to close the exercises on Saturday in
stead of Sunday, as intended.
The General Synod of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church of North America
assembled this morning to organize.
LACROSSE, Wis, May l9.-The body
of deck-sweep, of the steamer War
Eagle, was recovered shortly before noon
yesterday. The hull of the burned
steamer is to be raised, when other bodies
will be recovered The Kentucky gen
tleman, who lost his life by the disaster,
is A. B. McBrooray, of Danville.
OMAHA, May ia report from Chey-
enne states that the Big Horn expedition
has been entirely abandoned About
twenty-five members are now camped
two miles from here, and will go to the
Sweet Water mining district.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, May l9.-DeHaven,
the balloonist, assembled from Rock Is
land last evening and sailed west. When
over the western portion of this city,
and rapidly nearing ground, the balloon
collapsed and spilled the eronaut He
went through the roof of summer house
and was injured internally, but it is
hoped not dangerously.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
LOUISVILLE.



LouIsyrLLF, MAY IA difficulty oc-
CURED this morning about tSo scl9ek
between Josephine Lawrence, woman
Of bad character, and her lover, named
Terry Ridge, at the Spot Saloon, corner
Lafayette and Preston streets, in which
she fred a pistol at him. The ball missed
Ridge and struck a man named Mike
Long, Of Peru, Ind, in the breast, infict-
ing a wound from which he cannot re-
eossg, Gae gss arrested this morning.
The young man, John j. Morton, clerk
at J. NJ. Robinson's dry goods house, who
was carried over the falls yesterday,
was drowned His body has not been
recovered. Morton was a native of New
York
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
ARRANGEMENTs.

Excellent music-full brass and string band.
Street cars to leave Court Square every i've
minutes, and run until II at night.
0mnibuses TO leave same place at any time
cars TO leave depot Of Memphis and Charles
ton railroad every half hour.
Refreshments of all kinds on ground,
Picnic to continue until II a. night.
A closing Of all business houses after 8 p. m.
earnestly reeges.eds also. schools holding on
ma Tickets, admitting gentleman and la
dies, 81 90. Tickets TO be found at all the
book and drug stores in the city, and AZ other
places. l.. ID. MCFARLAND,
X. T. ENGLISH,
JOSEPH L0UDEN,
J. S. HATCHEf,
T. u. JOHNSON,
66-1 Committed QA EliertaiRmsnt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
AYREs. THE RADICAL CONVERT.

We are informed that ]. 5. Ayrss, IN
a speech delivered 70 acf0wdof negroes
and q few whites thai gsaersllT attend
on such Occasions-iast nigh, thai be vas
now in fall fellowship vita The Republi-
can party. and intended hereafter TO act
with IL He publicly abjures his Demoe-
racy. AID receives baptism at the hands
Of Barbour Lewis and Ed Shaw, who he
professes % believe are the greatest and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19

One Of the most d. siishtfal hous sstcads within
three miles of tb E city.
AT Moodiaw. MS l0-l0O acres rontine on the
Memphis AZ ID Charleston railroad
lo aerf IS within 81 miles Of Court Square.
IN exchange for city property. either in whole
or p art.
20 acres fronting on the Memphis and Ohio
, railroad. within few miles Of the city.
20 acres. with elegant improvements. near
the city.
81 acres. with superior improvements.
Sacres. within 81 miles Of the city.
PAssM0RR 4 RUFFIN,
%-t Real Estate Agents. 2sI Second ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-19
Appointments.

The Democratic candidates for Judges and
Attorney General will address the people of
Shelby county at the following times and
places:
Friday. May 20, Arnold's.
Monday, May q, White Station, M. and Z.
Wednesday, May Is, McConnell's Church.
and Memphis at O'Clock pm. at Exchange
Building