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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-08
SHIPPING.

ENoR NEW YORK
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and ss,s5S-8S3fs
PACKET COMPANY'S elegant steam ssssss;Est5 4 =
ship GEORGE b. UPTON Captain ROBERTS, will
leave her WHAT at Rockets on TUESDAY April
1lth, at P. NJ. Freight received up to the hour Of
sailing
Close connections aud through bills lading given
to all southern aud eastern ports
This elegant steamship has fine cabin aeconmoda-
tons
Round trip tickets good uutl used only .....l6 20
For freight or passage, apply 10
DAVID }. BURR. President.
No. 1914 Main street.
WASHINGTON Co.. Agents,
Pier 2l North liver, New York. ap s-St
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THE LATEST NEW S
The civil War In France.

The situation in and around Paris is
daily growing more alarming, notwith-
standing the reported efforts from within
and without towards conciliation. Fight
ing has been in progress on various parts
of the line almost necessarily since
Thursday morning, but has been particu-
larly severe at Neuilly bridge and Chatil-
Ion. The slaughter during Thursday and
yesterday is described as terrific.
Within Paris the reign of terror and pill
lage continues, the priests and aristocrats
being the chief sufferers. A tumultuous
scene occurred at Pere la Chaise on Thurs
day, the occasion of a grand funeral, when
some three hundred victims of the recent
battles were buried in one grave. There
was an immense procession of soldiers and
citizens, and the cemetery resounded with
shouts of hostility for Versailles and sup
port for the commune.
The insurgents have proved so deter
mined in their defense, and the Versailles
government SO reluctant to attempt the
suppression of the revolution by general
decisive movement, that German interven-
ton is now regarded by some as the only
hope for the restoration Of order.
A Paris newspaper claims that the COM
munists repulsed Versailles troops at
Neuilly bridge, have retaken Chatillon,
dismantled the enemies batteries near Van
vres, and captured two mtrailleuses. The
Versailles authorities admit no defeat, but
claim that the insurgents have been terri
bly, beaten: The commune has prohibited
the proposed meeting to promote concilia-
tion.
BURIAL OF THE DEAD IN PARIS.
Paris, April 6.-The funeral of the kill
ed to-day was an extraordinary scene.
There were three huge hearses, with black
velvet pals, each decorated with twelve
red flags. Following them were 5000
National Guards and double that number
of citizens. Women were marching in
hundreds past and along the bouevards at
a solemn pace Many members of the
Commune joined the procession. They
arrived at Pere La Chaise. Each hearse
contained thirty-three coHins, and twenty
three other hearses were already in the
cemetery, filled with dead from the hospi,
tails 1t is an awful scene. There was
one huge grave for all. The bodies were
lowered one at time, amidst the shrieks
of women and shouts of men for vengeance
on the assassins of Versailles.
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DIED..

F0RE-0n the 7th inst i, after long aud painful
illness, Mrs MARY A. FORE consort of the late
Henry Fore, in the I'D year OF her age.
The friends of the family, and those of her son, L.
H. Fore respectfully invited to attend her funeral
on TO MORROW Sunday AFTERNO0N, at 4
O'Clock, from the Disciples church, on Mayo street.
LIPsCOMR--On Friday, the 7th April. at 91S
o'clock p. NJ /, at his residence, in this cityl Mr.
THORNTON q. LIPSCoMB, in the s1st year OF his
age.
His funeral will take place MONDAY AFTER
NOON 10Th Apru st O'Clock, from the First Bap-
tst (Dr. Burrows) church Friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully invited to attend.
F0orE-Friday, April 7th, MARY EMILY, only
daughter Of Lucy II. and Capt e. II. Foote, OF Man
chester, aged % months
Her funeral will take place at o'clock P. NJ SUN.
DAY ito morrow at the residence of her parents on
Hull ST. eet The friends of the family invited
t. attend
LEWIS-At his residence, en- Twenty fourth street,
Church Hill. Saturday merning at IL o'clock after
short, but painful Illness Mr.. wM. LEWIS in the
e5th year of his are.
His funeral will take place from the First Presby.
terian church (Rev. MIR prsston'sl, ON TO MORROW
at o'clock p. M. The friends and scquantances of
his family cordially invited to attend.
WALDEN-0n Friday morning at 81 O'Clock at
the residence Of her sonin law. Mr. Joseph r. Pow.
ell, of pneumonia Mrs. MARTHA s. WALDEN, In
the 18th year of her age.
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Knights Of Pythias.-Grand officers
Bohanon, Binford and Mitteldorfer left the
city this morning for fredericksburg for the
purpose of institutng Lodge No. %, knights
of Pythias.
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Personal-Dr. o. f. Presbsry, supervi-
sor of internal revenue, left this city for Wash
ington to-day, on business connected with that
department.
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!. VOID ouAoKs.-A victim # s.r,y

A VOID QuAChS.-A victim II early luolssr rstion
IA causing nervous debility, p, emature decay, &C.
having tried in vain every aavertised remedy, has
simple means Of selfcuie which he will send free to
sau street, New York apT
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United States District Court.--In tnis
court to-day, several cases in bankruptcy were
discharged and three minor internal revenue
cases were dismissed.
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PROPeS AIS.
nUARTERMAsTER' OFFICE,
W ILsDELpHIA, PA, April 8, 1871.

SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate, with copy of
this advertisement attsched, will be received at this
Office, until IL o'clock NJ, on SATURDAY, May 9th,
1871 for delivery to the Qsartermasters Department.
of this District OF the places named below, tho fol-
low amount Of forage:
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TO ADVERTISERS.
AMUsE M ENTs.
A ssEMBLY HALL. i.

The REGULAR ASSEMBLIES for Skating at the
above Hall will take place every MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY and FRIDAY AFTERN0ONS, at 4 o'clock,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS, at 8 O'Clock, and every SATURDAY morn
ing at 10.
Every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHT, ats
o'clock, the Rink viii be open EXCLUSIVELY for
gentlemen and youths.
Skates is so cents for single ticket s. per dozen.
Children, under Ia years of age, rs cents.
At the Afternoon Assemblies Ladies' and Boys will
only be charged rs cents. NH 7-tf
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MARRIED..

HUNDEarMARK--LEONB BARD--On tho 5th of
April, 1871, by Rev. John Blenuer, Mr.. GEORGE
restaurant keeper, and Miss
LOUISA s. LE0NHARp, daughter Of Geo. A. Leon.
hard, Esq
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR RENT.--I am about to ERECT BUILDINGS
l. over my WATER POWER, near the cid PAPER
MILL, on Tenth str ct suitable for MILLING and
MECHANICAL purposes, which will rent on rea-
sonable terms. FRANKLIN STEARNS,
NH z9-l0t 1913 Main street.
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~ OR N Ew RK

U X X u
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP NsxIIfEN~
COMpANY'S elegant side-wheei essesfSAH&5
steamship ALBEMARLE. Captain CoUcB, will leave
her wharf, at Rockets on SUNDAY, April 9th.
at o'clock A. NJ. Freight received until Saturday
night.
waried with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Ci"ss connections made with Cunard
line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
20
Round Trip Tickets.......... 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
ap Sit aA No. Governor street.
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GOVERNOR ALcoRN, who naturally pre-
fers his own government to any other, has
sent dispatch to Senator Ames asserting
that under his rule tho recurrence OF crime
was less frequent than during the military
government. This would be strong ar
gument in favor of letting well alone, in
case it were true. But, unfortunately, the
figures on the auditors books tell no such
story. They stubbornly say that more
people were murdered in Mississippi last
year than the year before; that February
was more fatal than January, that March
was more deadly than February, and that
on the whole things are not mending so
rapidly as the Governor is deteriorating.
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THE CRoPs IN EURoPE.-The latest
crop accounts from England March 2othl
speak of frost in exposed places, followed
by heavy snow storm, which checked
vegetation, injured the young grass, and
hiudered field work except upon the high
est lands. From Belgium, Holland and
France there are unfavorable accounts of
mischief done to the crops by the re-
markable fluctuations Of March weather.
Meat, being scarce on the continent, is
likely to advance in price, and this will
stiffen the demand for breadstuffs, which
are very firm, with indications of rising
market Russia alone seems to have a
surplus, and she will be our very iormida-
bic competitor in the English aud French
markets.
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Comrades-Grant Post, No. /, will meet
to nigh at o'clock. A full attendance is ex-
pected.
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(arnital on skates Tuesday night,
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GENERAL BUTLER is constant source
of irritation to Southern nerves. His pre-
sence the other day on the floor Of the
Senate stung the garrulous old grasshopper
of Kentucky into fit of fury dangerous
at his time of life, and Thursday the
Maryland members suffered from the same
mysterious visitation of impotent rage.
Mr.. Swami and Mr.. Richie unpacked
their hearts with words of most unwhole-
some SAVIOR. and In accusing General But
Ter of being no gentleman, certainly proved
that they had no right to an opinion on
that subject The immediate cause of Mr.
Swapn's agitation was the charge of bav-
ing been Know-Nothing, which he in
dienantly repelled and then calmly admit
ted, after which he went off into a vile
cascade of bad language. 1t is hard to
see what these worthless want.
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One package ticket will take you to the
CARNIVAL.
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No entra charge to the Carnival on
skates.
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You cannot skate at the Carnival unless
you appear in some fancy costume.
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NEW MILITARY COMPANY. 4
There will be a meeting held ut the CITY. HALL I}
THIS EVENING at O'clock, to organize a IL
new MILITARY COMPANY.
All person interested are requested to attend
panetually. AZ Bit
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WANTS.

xNTANTED-A PARTNER.--A' good opportunity
w for young man to take the place of retir.
Ing partner in old established rst-class wholesale
and retail Grocery Provision and Com mission House.
For particulars apply TO
JAMES L. APPER SON,
ap 8--lw Richmond, Va
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EETANTED-15o HAM 8 to go into the woods to
w PEEL BARK, to whom the highest cash
wages will be paid weekly. Apply ut BARK
WORKS, Eocketts Richmond, or at Now Market.
ap7-d&waw TIOS. STEERS, JR., d co.
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CERVANTS WANTED--Wanted a good COOK.
- WASHER and IR0NER, without incumbrance.
Must come we'll recommended; also, a HOU5E
GIRL, genteel and accomm dating For tuch, q
good homo and good wages will be paid. Apply at
No. 400 Cary street. ap6-3t
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ON PAPERS, (unout).
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-29

undergoing thorough course Of the
famous Prussian system of drill.
There will be atrotting race tomorrow
at 2 o'clock pm. at the Memphis Trott-
ing Park for purse of one hundred and
seventy-fve dollars; four entries. An
other match between two well known
trotters, mile heats, best three in five,
will close the amusements Of the day.
Mr.. H. P. Tuck has been appointed
agent of the Memphis aud Little Rock
railroad, and has his Office at 81 Madi-
son street. He informs US that he has
Just received a full supply Of through
and local tickets, and is now prepared
to furnish round trip tickets to all the
fisheries on the line of the road.
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COLORED KU-KLUX.
Negro Outrage at HopefleId, Ark.
One Negro KILLED and Four Others
I8a4..s Wounded.

Yesterday afternoon while the people
of Memphis were attending church, a
scene of outrage and blood was enacted
over the river, in the little city Of Hope
field, Ark. From an eyewitness we
have obtained the following particulars:
Colonel Collier is a well known and
respected resident of Hopefeld, and
proprietor of the Depot Hotel. The
Colonel was entertaining a party of
friends from Memphis, who were en-
gagged in firing at target in rear of the
hotel, when the insolent and turbulent
negro magistrate of the village, George
Wright, accompanied by his constable,
came up and insultingly ordered Colonel
Collier and his guests to stop firing.
After some -parley, end in order to
avoid threatened difficulty, the
firing was discontinued, but the negroes
not being satisfied, continued to use in
sulting language, and threatened Col
onel Collier. He started for the con-
stable, who broke and ran. When
about thirty yards distant, and after
Colonel Collier had stopped, the magis-
trate drew his pistol and fired. One of
the party then ran into the house, and
finding six-shooter lying on the coun-
ter stepped out in front of the hotel and
fred three shots at the negroes, doing
no damage AT this juncture the mat
ter was believed to be at an end; but,
in the course of thirty minutes, the ne
gro magistrate returned with a mob of
negroes, armed with double-barrelled
shotguns, muskets and pistols, and
marching up within about thirty yards
of the hotel called out: ed d-n,
you, Tom Collier; come out, Cd d-n
you'll" Colonel Collier stepped to the
front door with shot gun in his hands,
when. the magistrate gave the order for
his party to fire, which they did,
throwing the shot and balls in and
around the front porch of the hotel
where the children of Colonel Collier
and the guests of the hotel were seated.
Colonel Collier and friends returned the
fire briskly, killing one negro, John
Raynor, and wounding four others. The
negroes precipitately fed. 1t is almost
miraculous how the party of ten or
twelve persons, who we're in front of the
hotel, escaped being killed or injured,
but fortunately no one was hurt, except
Colonel Collier, who received slight
wound in the thigh.
Colonel Collier and friends did every
thing in their power to avoid the diff
Guilty, but the negroes were determined
to force the fighting, To-day all is
quiet at Hopefeld, but considerable anx-
iety is felt lest the fighting may be re-
newed, to the great danger of the peace
able inhabitants.
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BREVITIES.

st. Bridget's picnic at Humboldt Park
tomorrow. A fine string band will be
in attendance.
The latest fashion papers and maya
zines can be found at Mansfords news
depot, corner of Second and Monroe.
The graves of the Federal dead at the
National Cemetery near this city will be
decorated tomorrow with appropriate
ceremonies.
The sale of seats for the Horace Gree
ley lecture will commence at the theater
box Office on next Thursday morning al
nine o'clock. N
Joe Locke, at 1861 Main, has the latest
daily and weekly newspapers, pictorials
and magazines. News goods of every
description found at his stand.
The WEEKLY PUBLIC LEDGER can be
obtained at the counting-room tomorrow
morning. Great inducements offered to
all advertisers in the WEEKLY LEDGER,
The Confederate Relief Association
will hold a special meeting tonight to
perfect all the necessary arrangements
for the great Confederate picnic at
James Park on next Saturday.
The homicide and fight at Hopefeld
yesterday is generally discussed on the
streets. The illegal acts Of the negro
magistrate wright are strongly cen
sured by all classes Of citizens.
Mr. A. S. Walcott, a well known cot
ton buyer, returned yesterday from a
trip to Arkansas, and takes his depar-
ture tomorrow for his home in the East,
to return when the cotton season again
opens.
The Memphis Mechanics Cooperative
Union meets this evening at the Second
Circuit Courtroom. A large attendance
of mechanics and those interested in
manufactures will no doubt, be present
at this important meeting.
Horace Greeley's purposed visit to
this city has called forth several indig-
nant letters, which have appeared in the
morning journals. Be that as it may,
an immense crowd will attend his forth.
coming lecture on "SelfMade Men"
Emmons & Son, newsdealers on JEFF
ferson and Beal, have received the latest
daily papers from New York, New Or
leans, Chicago, St. Louis, Louisville and
Cincinnati; foreign papers and picto-
rails of latest date just received.
The crops Of corn and cotton through
out West Tennessee and North Missis'
sippi present fair appearance, notwith'
standing the unfavorable season. The
caterpillars have entirely disappeared
from the localities heretofore infested by
them.
Rev. Paul Bagley, for seven years q
missionary in China, Japan, ETC., wall
deliver a lecture in Linden street Chris
tan Church this (Monday) evening al
eight o clock. Subject" Manners, Gus
toms, religion, habits and peculiaritie'
Of the Chinese" Admission free.
The Germans of this city have organ
lied a company Of Schuetzen Verein, 8
volunteer organization Of riaemen OIL
sharpshooters. The company numbers
thirty at present, and the members are
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For Arkansas Riyer-Memphis 4 Ar
kansas River Packet Company.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
summer Arrangement!

nHE WEDNESDAY BOAT HS.ss =
i will be withdrawn from this s4sss.st ~
date until further notice, and $50 -ls.aass
only the following boats will be run during
the dull season, to-wit:
The new and elegant passenger packet
MARY BOYD, Haines, master, will leave
Memphis every Monday, at 8 o'clock pm.
PAT CLEBURNE, Reese Pritchard, master;
every Friday, at pm. connecting at Little
Rock, Ark, with our light-draught boats.
DARDANELLE and FORT GIBSON, for
Fort Smith and all intermediate points.
An the boats of this Line having been built
expressly for the trade, possess superior
accommodations for passengers and I'M
surpassed facilities for transporting
freight TO all points on the Arkansas river
without detention, at all stages Of water.
nS- Freights consigned TO this Company al
Memphis, or mouth of White river, viii DO
forwarded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, Press.
W, G. PATTES0N, Agent,
No. II Madison St, Merchants Insurance
Company's Building. lis I
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Run" cried the matron to the maid,
s'If you desire to save my daughter
OF the Bay Horse be not afraid.
But bring a glass Of Blue Lick Water"
Maclean has all the temperance drinks.
A fact well known to each wine scorner.
Bourbon and rye are found me thinks.
Near Second and Monroe streets corner.
The best cigars are here for sale.
With porter, 'alf and 'alf and ale. T3-1
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The Livery Stable

Of C. Il. Bracket & Co., S2l Second
street, between Monroe and Union, is
well supplied with the finest buggy and
saddle stock, some of which cannot be
equaled in the South. An afternoon
drive on our fine Nicolson pavement
behind one of Brackets best is a luxury
in the reach Of all. eod-97
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new YORK Money marKef.

NKv YORK. May %. 2:25 pm. = Govern
ments are dull but steady in tone. Sterling
exchange is steady at 1lO4. Gold is carrying
Fat
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DoARpTNa - GREAT REDU,G1II0N At
Is Whitemore House, IL an en- ~. ,,1o osc,,-
hoard per month. single room, ~ s3S,
pyins single room s2' each day ee sao,a. -,
s.L.5 - Families on reasonable terms
iSrf " II. Ii, WHITEMORE. Prop'r.
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DAY BoARDER, try the Commercial
Hotel at 1926 per month 70
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NEw ORLEANS, May %. ll;SO a.m.-COttOn
is steady; middlings, l6tO l6l<e; sales. 500
bales.
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FRESH CANADIAN 0AT MEAL, Maillard s
finest prepared family chocolate, dried
cherries and prunes, Shaker preserves;
also, full stock of family groceries gen
orally, at J. Devoto's, corner Third and
Adams. 75r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-29

THE COMMERCIAL is the best hotel in
the city at 80 so per day. Try it. 70
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FOR SALE.
nor sALE-oN TUEsD AY, JUNE Q,


L 1871, at IL o'clock M, the cottage resi-
dence, with lot of four acres, at Buntyn, now
occupied by me, will be sold (see advertise
mentt Of trust sale, l., S: Marye. trustee. in
d ApPedb plaee, new offered for sale. The
situation and neighborhood are Sncxcept9 on
Memphis and Charleston railroad; fare. by
accommodation ticket. OILY ten cents four
trains each way every day. The lot has a.
beautiful southern slope from front 70 rear Is
we'll drained; the front finely shaded by forest
trees surrounding the house. The place is
well improved; house containing five, rooms,
besides kitchen, servants room and store
room: stabling and lot for horse and COW;
peach apple pear and cherry trsS, 1 fSS
Seeding, Concord and Hartford prolific.
some bearing; about 1900 strawberry plants,
bearing; hot bed six feet by ten. with glass
complete; about 800 tomato plants, besides
sweet potatoes. Irish potatoes and other gar
over $500, but win be sold for much less e
The trust sale will be for ALL CASH, but the
place can be bought for PART CASH, BALANCE
on TINE. any time before day of sale; Apply
to ..ss OiA 5-o n; WV WV
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Picnic and Fishing hat, the wood
hat. at Leidy a. Co.'S. tnl IS
Corns nud Bnnions Removed.

COrhs Uuu buHhO"s heTt"Vf0"'
DocToR FERGUSON still remains at the
Worsham House, giving the best of salts
faction to those that get their eorns,
bunions, club or inverted nails removed
by his painless operations. Particular
attention given to ladies. Calls made
without extra charge. Office hours from
II to 3, and 5 to s pm. ....s 81
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P. H. DoNNELLY & Co. (successors
to VIM. Dean & Co. }, Wholesale and re
tail dealers in choice groceries, ls9 Pop
lar street, would respectfully invite the
attention of our friends and the public
generally, to our new stock of teas,
spices, liquors and general supplies, all
of recent purchase and the best quality,
and at reasonable prices.
S51 p. II. DONHELLY Il Co.
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Trunks slightly damaged will be sold
at low rates at the factory, No. 1852
Main street, 80
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BOARDING.

DoARDING-Tw0 LARGE, WE'LL WIN
II t;lated front rooms, also hall room. tar-
;shed or unfnrnished. suitable for tamilies
n VI ,;nrie rentlemen, with board can be had
or living at No. 81 Court street; also a few
by app Sers can be accommodates. Terms
HE
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New styles OF hats IN straw and
cloth, at Leidy & Co.'s. IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-29

T1oR SALE STOCK OF HARDWARE,
Stoves, oils, tin, etc, at n great bargain.
Would trade for real estate. Inquire at cor
nsr .so ""N N r.. P. WALT.