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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
PUBIC LEDGER 0PFIcE, |
MKMPHls. TENN. October 3. 1871. !
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There are no new features of interest to re-
port in local monetary matters. The banks
are nearly all importing currency to meet
the increasing demand from the merchants.
and by the last of the week will have a supply
sufficient to meet all legitimate demands.
Rates of discount are steady, at 10 to IL per
cent. the inside being the exceptional rate to
customers or those who are considered strictly
irst-class. Checking is active. as is usual
during the first few days in the month. and
but little attention is paid to stocks.
Exchange is abundant, from the largely
increased offerings, while the demand is quite
small. Cotton bills are taken at * to 20 dis
count. and sight checks are sold at par.
The offerings of gold are light. Several
purchases of small lots are reported at 1l319,
which is the buying rate.
Local securities of every description are
nominal. Shelby county warrants are So to SIC.
buying and selling. City coupons. past due.
| 70 to Sic. Bank Of Tennessee money, old issue.
IS to s7c new. As to 4sc. City bonds. cur
rency issue. 59Is to Coo buying and Gle selling
gold issue. IS to 06c. Arkansas levee bonds
and other State securities are neglected and
nominal.
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CHERooTs, cheroots, cheroots, at
s. KAUFMAN 4 BIO 8,
Tha Races To-Day.

The Fall Meeting over the Chickasaw
Jockey Club Course commences this at
ternoon at tive o clock. At a meeting OF
the Club held last evening at the Over
ton, the following committees were APP
pointed:
Ladies' Committee---T H. Cooke, j.
s. Drake, A. J. Hayes, DR.. P. Fl. Otey,
George G. Holmes. Stir
Distance Judges-John W. Grant,
Elem Calvert, W. P. Mitchell.
Timers-H. T. Tomlinson, R. B.
Cheatham, John Smith.
The programme for to-day is as fol
lows:
Agreed sweepstakes of 500 each, p. p,
dash of a mile.
Gayoso stake, mile heats for three
year Odds; sub. $50, hf f., to which the
Club adds 800.
Jockey Club purse, $500, dash OF two
miles, for all ages.
The Chickasaw Jockey Club has de-
termined that no gambling will be al
lowed upon the track, and the gentlemen
composing the Jockey Club mean what
they say. WAH taf-
Keno is the favorite in the first race,
Gamberlunzie in the second, Morgan
Scout and Donovan in the third. The
weather is magnificent the track is in
fine condition, and splendid running
may be anticipated by all visitors to the
race course this afternoon.
The drum will tap for the start in the
first race at o'clock, precisely.
Trains will run between the Charles
ton depot and the race course as follows
Leave depot at $3.50 am. 1890 an
IL 80 a. M, l2:l5 p. m, loo p m. l:45
pm, 2:30 pm, and 3;l5 pm. Rail
road time fifteen minutes faster than city
Zine. qa5ltlsgarl SOD
Admission to the public stand Oh
cents; ladies stand 81; daily quarter
stretch badges 81 each. }
/ "
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Sales yesterday footed mp 500 bales, the
market closing quiet. To-day the New York
and Liverpool kilograms report firm 81 and
strong" market at the closing prices Of yes
terday. Orders from the East are increasing.
and to-day we notice nearly every buyer in
the market. Factors are inclined to advance
prices fraction but fail to impress buyers
with their views to any great extent, while
buyers. when a suitable lot is offered. are dis
posed TO pay yesterdays prices. but still not
go higher, Sales up to noon were 500 bales,
fully one-half of which amount was taken on
foreign account. Included in the sales were
several small lists. the prices ranging at l5h
to Ice for ordinary. II t., l71Sc for good Ordi-
nary. l75{c for strict good ordinary, 1s1s to
to lsl4c for low middling, 1870 for middling,
and l9c for strict middling.
Receipts to-day are HOG and shipments l095.
leaving q stock of 424S bales. Total receipts
to date are li.G7 and shipments $500. Last
year at this date receipts were 9O4l, shipments
$3.50. and stock 479l. Gold was then 1884 in
New York. middling cotton was worth lI1zc
here and 1910 In New York. and uplands SD
l., TfverDool. .H
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CHURCH sCHIsM.
senIe. .. al. V. Brown .. Al.

Scales ct nj. VS.. Brown o. NE
The above modest title Of chaacery
case gave rise to as complicated law
suit as ever was heard by a chancellor
or clerk and master. 1t involved two
church congregations, two preachers,
and entailed upon both an endless suit
apparently, but which, by compromise,
was settled as an agreed case yesterday.
John Brown--not he whose body lies
moldering in the grave, or whose soul
goes marching on, but John Brown OF
Memphis, colored preacher Of the hard
shell Baptist persuasion. The real John
Brown did not give general satisfaction
to the congregation as retailer OF
divine law, and was turned out OF church.
The members divided into two sections
the Brown and the anti-Brown wings.
When Brown was expelled from the pull
pit he carried off the Bible and the two
books containing theregister of member
ship. Two chancery suits, involving
bills of injunction, answers, pleadings,
proof, etc., resulted from these acts.
But the war between the colored Capu-
lets and Montagues is over, and the
treaty of peace covers the following
grounds: 1t is agreed that Wesley
Fisher, one of the compliments, and
George Brown, one of the defendants,
are dead, and that the suit abate as to
them. 1.-THE above worthless died from
the effects Of considering too earnestly
the church troubles 1t is also agreed
that the Toncray church troubles be
settled as follows The church shall
continue to be the Primitive Baptist
Church (colored), commonly called and
known as the old Hardshell Baptist
Church; that Warwick, Richardson and
others shall be trustees, and hold SAID
church for the use and benefit OF al
members; that John Brown restore II
said church the Bible he took away, anC
also restore the books containing the re
gister of names of membership; tina
when this shall have been done Johr
Brown shall be taken back into thu
church in full membership, and with thu
; privilege of preaching the gospel, bu
' not as pastor of this church, without thu
sanction of its members; and the cost
, to be equally divided between complain
e ants and defendants. By this compro
; mise fatal church Schism has beer
S avoided, and the colored DIR, Dollinge
or modern Luther has been won bacl
9 into the folds of Toncray church. Ant
$ this is the veritable history of the schism
as true as if it had been written b.
l. D'Aubigne, or any other ecclesiastical
:. historian. "Let US have peace.
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I
Freights from St. Louis to vicksburg
were agais advanced yesterday. Flour,
81 20; pork, 81 75; whisky, 50 so; pound
freight, so to CSC.
The Geo. w. Cheek, Mark Cheek mas
ter, is the United States mail packet to
leave at five pm. for Helena and Friar's
Point.
We are sorry to learn that the bell
boat owned by Captain Crander sunk at
the mouth OF White river on Saturday
night The machinery will doubtless be
saved, so that the loss will hardly exceed
$4,000. y
Wharfage collections here during Sep
TENDER did not exceed $500
The Vicksburgers want more wharf
boats and more elevators They have
Just reduced the wharfage on wharfboats
from $500 to $1,000 per year, payable
monthly.
Sam'l Houston, Supervising Inspector,
paid flying visit to our city few days
since, but kept rather shady. He left
for Washington Sunday,
At Walkers bar, in the Ohio, the chan
mel has changed over two hundred yards.
There are only thirty inches nj Ham
mersley's, and thirty-three inches at
Shawneetown.
Captain Cannon, OF the r. Il. Lee,
has gone to Covington, Ky.
There is new wharf boat at New
Madrid.
Rail rates on freight from Cincinnati
to this port, as well as those by rail and
river, are; First-class,, 81 II per 100;
second-class, Ole; third-class, Use; fourth
class, Gee; fiith-elass, 53c; whisky, 81 81
per barrel; pork and beef, 81 55i Hour
81 06.
The Courier Journal of yesterday
says: "The river is still falling at this
point. 1t looks as if we were going to
see the bottom. If the decline contin-
ues we shall expect to go fishing with
shovel before long, ard the dealers will
be able to collect their supply of fresh
fish for the market with patent horse
rake. Boats have to keep sharp look
out to guard against being left high and
dry. There was two feet three inches
at the head Of the canal yesterday.
Freights are becoming very plentiful.
The regular packets have all they can
carry on this water, and New Orleans
and Southern freights are accommodating
fast"
The Evansville Courier says:
We propose to make the river column
of this paper spicy and interesting read
ing matter for the benefit of our friends
on the river. Will you assist usY
| AS the Courier man helps himself
rather freely from the columns of other
papers, the request is hardly necessary,
i ne amount of wharfage collected at
St. Louis during the month of Septem-
Der was $4,000 IS, and S45,644 SO was
collected during Che past six months.
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Del REY, and other fine imported
cigars, at S. KAUFMAN & Bios,
Al Jefferson street.
Meninhis Theafer.

Hart, Ryman and Barneys Ministries
appeared for the first time before a
Memphis audience last evening. The
troupe is perfect in all its appointments,
and is by far the best that has appeared
in this city for years. The minstrels
possess one great attraction, and that is
novelty-the dialogues, jests, songs and
dances being new to Memphians. Hart
and Adams, the "end men, are laugha.
bly, absurd and excite the risibilities Of
the audience to a high degree. The
character songs of Barney, the flute solo
of Sig Valdis, and the song Of Old
Black Joe, were fine performances and
ELECTED several encOres from the audi
ence. The closing farce, The Trials
was irresistably comic. 1t was full o.
local hits, which we're properly applied
by the amused audience. Sig. Parma
the great baritone singer and pianist
will positively appear tonight and pre-
sent many operate gems to our music
loving people. Carl Rudolph, the cele
brated tenor singer, will also appear thi
evening. The theater will be crowde'
tonight by the lovers of minstrelsy,
compliment well deserved by the troul
at present occupying the boards Of tn
| theater.
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Accidental Death.

A teamster named Charles Saunders
was killed on Main street yesterday.
He was driving a loaded lumber wagon,
when the wheels broke down and he
was precipitated on the pavement, the
lumber falling upon him and causing
instant death. His head was crushed in
a frightful manner. The deceased lived
in Chelsea, and was in the employ Of
Venable & Co. The coroners jury re-
turned verdict in accordance with the
above facts. .a
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GAs-rrrrISe at sl5 Second st.

ALI. notices of meetings Of any organ
lied institution will be published at fifty
cents in advance, or if charged, one dol
lar, for each insertion, if the same does
not exceed one square. I
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Manager Broom continues to present
rare attractions at his Jefferson street
Opera House. Last evening its fine
programme was enjoyed by the audience.
The dancing and singing were repeated
" eneored. Tonight new attractions
will be placed on the stage, aud several
new stars will appear. The Opera
House bar adjoining, IS open at all
times Cor the reception q guests. 90 u
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-RE 81 UNION
ID street. Per month two occupying one
ROOM. SIS. Day board (per week., s.: kx-
cellent rooms. S5-S
TVRAVELERS,TAK NOTICE-rHE
Jefferson street House, NO. 400
and lodging per day, 81 20. The rooms
are well ventilated, each furnished with two
or three single beds. and good spring mat
tresses. The table Is supplied with the best
the market affords. Regular boarders taken
at very low prices. Remember. No. l05 JEFF
ferson street. M-l64
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LIvERPooL. October 8. II a.m.-Cotton Is
strong. Middling uplands. 99-l6d; Orleans.
13-l6d. ff
2p.m.-C is strong. with an upward
tendency. Uplands. 9-l6d; Orleans. g15d.
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ricketts, for the" Ealr DRAWING " Ar

Tickets for the" Fair Drawing " are
for Sale at
J.C Eyrich's news depot,
Mansfords news depot,
Joe Locke's news depot,
George Bergman's cigar stand, %
Leubrie's cigar stand,
Byrd's jewelry store,
Barnum's jewelry store,
Memphis and Charleston ticket Office.
2-fl
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,rrr-Mr dear Lizzie. what in The

B ErrIE-My dear Lizzie, WHAT III inc
,vorl d are you crying about
Szzie-Oh Bette, l have ruined my
sill, K dress with grease, and also ruined
MOI. r,s.ss carpet, and she viii give me
sucb a s, 'Olding, too
Re-, tie PshawI that's tritie easily
rsmo6 led. Send fifty cents 70 any drug
store for a .AOx of KalO, and small
ouan,;, v ulI extract all the grease with
on, dan lasisE lsias color or.texture' .
...rt-T=-E- - :, ..... fr E9t
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1896 middling. 1870. Spot sales. 1900; fu-
lures. $3.50. October and November. 10 s-1ec.
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ATMoRE's mince-meat, Millaird's finest
prepared family chocolate, new strained
and comb honey, very choice, at j. De-
voto's, cor. Third and Adams st. 26-f
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The Young Mems Christia.n ASsoela'
ton of Memphis is in full blast, o1i'a,
BILE rooms in the Gayoso block .pa!e
been secured, and the Association Is Al
fine working order. We have not been
furnished with a programme of the OBJ
jects Of the society, but its objects are
undoubtedly to reclaim from evil the
eyil-doers Of all grades of crime. The
work before the society is Her cub an
and one that has up to this time defeated
moral teaching, legal enactmenfs and
public opinion. We fear the most power
full teacher is the criminal law, when
trictly enforced.
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WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Cor ner,
60 Adams street. loot
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See fourth page for additional local.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown d Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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Fresh oysters.

Where CAT we get the best ogsters2
Why, at Headquarters Oyster AMI Game
Depot, 2Ts Second street.
i 81 EDvAnDs q HoLnRoOK. &
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NEW YORK MONEY NARKEr.

NEw YoRK. October 2. rs a.m.- Govern
ments are firm and demand fair. Sterling ex-
change is dnll at loss. Gold is loaning at
l-32 of per cent, tI
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TAKEN UP.

VNAKEN UP--ONE BROWN AND WHITE
spotted cow, which the owner can have
by proving property and paying charges.
PISS T. W. 0D0NNELL. Chief Of Police.
UIAKRN UP-BY JACK WIcKS COLI,
one bay horse The owner will find
him at DICKINSON. WILLIAMS & CO. IS,
25-30 No, 2l0 Front Itreet.
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ron SALE.

T10R SALE OR LEASE--43O ACRES OF
land will be sold on mmodating terms
or leased to responsible man for the term OF
Ave wears. There are three frame houses and
fnnr cabins on the premises; about three hun
dred acres under cultivation. the balance IN
timber. Ii may be- divided to advantage.
Two good wells Of water; also good clstern,
large harm we'll filed with fodder. and good
sfncE az corn. Located on the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad, two miles south Of Horn
Lake Depot, DeSoto county, Mississippi: The
road runs through portion. Of the tract,
Iers Il n great convenience to the neighbor-
hood. The stock, consisting Of horses, hogs,
poultry Of all kinds, and all necessary, farm
me utensils, ETC., etc., will be disposed of on
terms to suit. For particulars apply to w.
Alden, No. s Mulberry street, Memphis, Tenn
28t -
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srrAn-TrrrrG at slb Second st. a
Concert Next Thursday.

On next Thursday evening Professor
s.,balae, organist Of Calvary Church,
will give . grand concert at the Memphis
Climb Hall, corner of Second and Union
streets. Many Of our best amateur and
nrofessional yocalists and musicians will
assist upon this delightful occasion n;
,"he programme Is attractive and will
dr,w a large and fashionable audience
% ,b,, hall ON Thursday next.
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County Taxes.

The report of the County Clerk shows:
the taxable property of Shelby county
to be S37, ssl SOL 3S, of which amount
$50, s3O,5 45 is in the city. Tho rate Of
assessment is 81 27l on each 800 worth
of property, and is divided as follows
State cents
County
Mississippi River railroad tax........-...l5
Memphis and Ohio X. r. coupon tax-0 4
judgments, costs,
Memphis and Louisville railroad tax-S2h
s227h
The total tar on personal property
amounts to 1891 ,sO6; poll tax, 81, 1903.
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JUST received, at c, II. Brackett Il
Co.'s, 32l Second street. fine lot Of
young Kentucky mules, for sale cheap.
Also, several buggy, saddle and rot,ka-
we.y horses. cot
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nall on Thursday next
PART l.
oL.4 u


o,..,tu,A Preciosa, OrchestrE....,,.V. Weber
j. X'st son, sno and Tenor, TrOvators,g erdl
Due. soio. Prof Seyfert. llIaega
rrsHaf;ns. i'Prsisehutz.H Mr.. Gideon v.
Trio. piano. Flute and Violin a, AllsEr I,
crenad N " IN a
oaartette. mais voices ........'''''''''''F' ADD
PART II.
] = Uv0'ture II 99 J. ~ d.,ive seenes.'5 Mrs.
CEapsky...-.-..-.-. 5......f rIln
o n, fVo flutes, MessrI. II. Farmer and
Tomlinson..-.;;;..., iroes
= fiaho Sah,les and Holienberg. ....,D beriot
z sr-;o .'Come 10 the Sea" soprano. IenoT
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COR sALE-THE CHARLESTON HOUSE,
at Depot of Memphis and Charleston rail-
road. This is u large. cOmmodious, hotel
building, now the property Of gentlemen
abroad, who will sell. If not sold privately,
will be offered publicly on Saturday, DC.
Iober "a, 10 the highest bidder for one-half
cash balance in twelve months, with inter
est. Apply at Room 26. Planters Insurance
Building, Madison street. -
l54-N GEO. w. WINCHESTER.
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REYNOLDS New Orleans improved
Screw Cotton Press is on exhibition as
Swift's Iron and Steel Works, 1876 Main
street. Call and examine this splendid
press. 1851 JoHN MANoGUE, Agent.
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IIOR sALE-ONE LIGHT ROCKAWAY
in and harness. as good as new. Will sell at
bargain for cash or good paper, For terms
street. 1907
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T,oR RENT-TWo- STORY FRAME Dwell
ling. corner Of Manassas and hawiey
streets-one block north g car srI .srISSs on
rS " 81 s''''' $50 Main street.
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WANTED. - sECOND-HAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and househouid goods
Of all kinds bought at Si2 Second stroet;r,,
Vi III a. II. I. SINNOTT:
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T,0R RENT-A TWO STORY RESIDENCE.
No. l0S Robson street. Newly ntt ee up
Apply next door. 1o-ol
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rebh oysters.
Victor d. Fuchs, at Al Jefferson street,
is receiving them daily by express. Call
on him for your supplies. 20
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FOR RENT.

W.. A. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel BLOCK, Office Nod AeceAs9F
ships accepted.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

DEPARTURES.
Steamer A. j. White, Napoleon.
Pat Cleburne, Napoleon.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Utah, st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Geo. w. Cheek, Frank Forrest.
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r,oR PENTHOUSE No. GO LINDEN ST.
Possession given Immediately,
oe- 90 First Chancery Office.
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WANTED.

xxTANTED-A SMART. ENERGETIC MAN
w 10 solicit; one who is well ACQUAINTED
preferred. Salary, S25 to $40 per week. a.
dress r. h., Ledger Office. $500 tn. Zl-Z9
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GREEN pASTURE-BARL AND RYE
Gelds now ready for fall and winter graz
inc nj Mon. Redford's pasture farm. Leave sen
nrders with Brackett x Co. SoI
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NOR RENT-TWO LARGE AND ELE-
CANT half basement offices in the new
building of the Planters Insurance Company,
No. Al Madison street, containing q hre-prooi
va,lt and all the modern conveniences. Ap-
nly 10 the Planters Insurance Company; 10.
Al Madison street. I-to
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NOR RENT-COTTAGE HOUSE WITH
1--WE rooms, near the fernando street cars.
Good garden, water, etc. Apply TO ID. Gary
33 South Court street. H-19
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CHAMBER OF CoMKKRon. I
MKNPHIs. 0etober3. J
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iIOR RENT-PLEASANT, HEALTHFuL
h residence on Bass avenue, with garden etc
Git W. A. WHEATLEY. 2SO Main.
T10k KENT-A NEAT COTTAGE WITH
d six rooms-one and half miles from
Court Square. Apply to
s'2sl WEBER q WILLIAMS, $50 Front st.
NOR RENT AND FOR SALE = HOUSES
and lots: also, plantation on the Mlssis-
sippi river for sale or exchange. :, /,
i57f VIM. r. HARDIN. 26IA Second s.:
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Classical and Mathematical School
AT ALEXANDRIA.

II WILL open school on Monday, Sep
!. IL TENDER s, 1870, i'm the house recently
occupied by Judge Barlow, on Second St,
in tho town of Alexandria. There will be
taught the usual branches of a liberal ed
ncatlon, and boys can be prepared either
for college or for the active duties of life.
The undersigned is graduate of the Lou
isiana State University, to the Faculty of
which he would refer for testimonials of
character of scholarship ila W
r}s IS TERMS OF TUITION: 3o
English branches, per month. "a 90
Languages or higher mathematics. 90
Good board may be had on reasonable
terms with respectable families in the
town. JofN.
August 10. 1s7o-tf,
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EstraV,

FsyAKEN UP and estrayed before the I'M
1 dersigned by Frank Johnson, on his
farm on Bayou Boeuf, three horses IF the
following description: ONE SORREL
branded on the shoulder with q Mexican
brand and on the hip with brand some.
what the shape of the letter NJ A GRAY
HORSE, branded %. An IRON GRAY
branded H. Appraised by j. N. Murphy
and Uriah H. Jones to be worth twenty
five dollars apiece in currency. The own
or is requested to come forward within
sixty da:s from the date hereof, prove
property, pay charges and take the same
away. otherwise they will be sold in Che
NEVILLE, between ~ o'clock NJ. and P
NJ, as the law directs.
~ 81 ID; NJ. CALLAHAN, j P.
March Is, IS7f-4t.
Printers Fees 81 25.
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4 LII persons indebted as above set forth
n are notified to come forward and set
tie instanter. They will fud these evil
d,nces of indebtedness at tie Office of w.
w. Whittington, Jr., Attorney at Law,
Alexandria, La, who, with w. J.. Vale, or
either of them are authorized to receive
payment and receipt therefor in our name.
-aa JOHN N. SANDIDGE d co.
March 10, l97l-lm: