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The New York herald., 1871-11-17

House in the city Of Brooklyn and county Of Kings the
Present, Jasper W. diOef., Justice.
1 1 r. e. e % Ssi ss g % s dsay Fss O. csa" g. R" 3.
Sssiy reading fling the aa!aau Of chauncey W N.
:i':: $ (; s:rs s!s: iis S;:s r.
sue drecied 70 said Board commandns said Board to
Su n s 70 s
asssi he ssth and The sixth Election district
a ao s
meet J. W. GILBERT
Promptly at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
counsel appeared In Court to make their arguments
Crooke and Mr.. d. r. Barnard appeared for the
Board OF Canvassers. The court room was densely
the bar a and citizens generally Among those pres
ent were noticed Corporation Counsel William c.
Re % and Fe be pue Ganes
and Cunningham; Commissioner OF Charities
Thomas Foran; sI:o,v r; Walsh Of the coFn, First
Auditor Maurice Fitzgerald Juuge Moore,
Winchester Brl.ton, District Attorney elect; William
e. Kingsley, County Treasurer: Thomas A. Gardiner,
Chauncey NJ. Fet keeper Tormey, Of the city Hail.,
the proceedings were opened by Mr., GooDRIca,
who said that tney appeared and applied for q man
danus on behalf OF the people on the relation OF
Chauncey NJ. Felt against the Board OF County Gam
vassers, directing them 10 throw out and not count
the returns from the First district OF the sixth ward,
Second district OF the First ward, and Sixth district
OF the twelfth ward Counsel then read the aiiida-
Wits given above.
Mr.. BARNARD replied and said the Board OF Can
vassers had only been served with an order TO show
cause ana that they should have been served with
an alternate mandamus rectting all the facts on
~hcn ,,in .ne :, mandamus was asked ior .,o.
TO give the Board OF Canvassers an opportunity to
be heard.
Mr.. BARNARD moved to quasn the application, as
the order was ambiguous in It's terms and the Court
could not interfere with the Board In their minis.
terlal dutes lie thought that the order looked as
u the Court had already adJudicated the case.
Judge GILBERT said tnat II was, to all intenfs and
purposes, an cr Baite application. The question
comes up as to the power oil the Court. The coun-
sci Tor defendants could appear or not.
MT BARNARD SAID he appeared, as the Board had
ordered him TO do.
MIR. GOODRICH said he would SIMPLY state the
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
THE NEW NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

HAaTFoRp. Conn, Nov. 20, 1871.
Subscriptions TO the stock OF the new NaiionM
Insurance Company In this city to-dav r"a"n"'
12Js,3T9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-19

j 50 Esta jura de la Constitution v el iu
ramento de fdelidad al Rey, Sc llovara {
efeeto ianlbsen ante 81 Excmo .Sr. Caoi
tan Generalel misfno Domingo i 8. Ioor Ca
4 dos los Jefes y Oieiales de las diserentes
Arlnas e Institutes que no pertenezcah 4
deterlnlnado Cuarpo armada de este EiGr.
clto, illcluso los de comisiones actiyas v dc
reempla que residan EN- esta Capital, q
cuyo etc, to concurriran todos & las dos de
la tarde a la casa habitacion de S. e, Pa
lacio de la Real Fortaleza. al,
& 90 En- Ell citadoj dia 19 ell Pabellon ma
cional ondeara Ell todos los edificios mill,
tares, y la. Artillerla hara tres salvas de 81
canonazos, al amanseer, medic dia pu-
esta del SOL. ..... :. 4e..t-'.<.
/ 10 Los primeros Jefes de cada cuerpo
dlspondfan que en- dicho dia Sc de & la tro-
Pa IN rancho estraordnario con cargo al
tondo de entretenimiento. t \. aj
II. En- los siete Departamentos Y en- Ia
lsla de Vieques tendran lugar ambos iura-
rnentos Ell slguiante Domingo 25, verifican
dose ell la cabecera de cada uno y ante ell
Comandante Milltar del misino por todos
los cuerpos y secciones armadas Y da vo-
luntarlos Residences en- cada cabecera. de,
un modo analogo cuanvo Sc preyiene pa
"a los cuerpos de esta Capita, usando al.
efecto donde no haya. otrta, Ia Bandera del
Batallonde Milcias respective y reconcen-
trado para dicho dia, toda la Guardia Oh.
vii que haya en- Ell Departamento, a fin de
que aslsta al acto, as( como los destaca-
mentos de San German y Cabo-Rojo, con
respeeto al Departamento de 1fayaguez,
volvlendo todos 3seguidasnentef 4 sus pu-
estOS ..t.-l- tffess.l.t+ g..
J. 12. / 1os Jefes y. Oieiales de las dstin-
tas Arnas & Institutes que residan en- las
Cabeceras, prestaran tambien el juramen-
to, ante el t1omandante Mlitar, dando ca
da uno conoeimiento al Jefe de su -cuerpo
de haberlo verifcado, ..... .ss...b L..
.A13. Los Oficiales de Millions Y degnas
que no residen en- las cabeceras, prestar4n
el juramento mediante ofcio que dirii;ran
al Comandante Militar del Departamento,
dando tambien conc<imiento al primer
Jefe de su respective cuerpo. j.
~ Comandantes Miitares presta-
ran juramehto por medic de ofcio diree
to al Excmo. Sr. Captain General y lo-1
vantando acta de todo, detaliandG por, cla-
ses los Jefes y Oiciales que hayan pres
tado ell juramento, .quenes frnaran al pie,
dandeose Gle todo cuenta esta Captanfa
General con remission de las actas .ofcios
originates. s
= Todo 10 que, Sc hace saber en- Ia gene
raj de este, dia, de 6rden de S. E., para
conociniento y el mas exacto cunplimien
to por quienes corresponds I'll Cofonel
Gete de K. NJ, Sabi'oo Gds,sis.
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TELEGR.AMAg.

Una persona respectable de esta
capital ha tenido Ia bondad de faci-
itarnos los telegramas siguienfes re-
cibhtos de Cuba por el vapor frances
que. llegdayer
Habana 13 de Febrero. -Ingla-
terra pide q Prussia arregle una paz
que. sea una garantfa parala Europa.
Tn trasporte frances con 1880
personals Sc fue q pique en- el Cabo
LaHogue.
Sc cree en- Versailles que la Asaln-
blea francesa foranara un Gobierno
provisional con el Conde de Paris,
preguntando por medic de unple--
biscito 81 Sc quiere Ia Rep1blica 8 la
Monarqufa orleanista. q
Orc en- Nueya York III.
d Habana 81. s Il Z.
i,aa Cambio id. 16a a174. :
: Orc americana 4aa por 100. I
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CUBA Y PUERTO-RICO..

y ST la distancia que hoy me separa del
gran centro pohtice q donde Sc ponen en-
tela de juicio ante la1opinion p1blica los
complicados problemas que, envuelven, la
suerte de las Antillas espanolas, me impi-
de algar mi debil voz ron Ia oportunidad
del momento para contfadeciir los a,:tii1cios
de los que Sc afanan en- Il AIadre Patria
por alcanzar cuanto pudiera traer-er pos
sdesf ID destruction de nuestra nacionali-
dad en-. America, no por ESQ me, es dado
r6sistr al deseo de ,oncurrir q los esfuer-
SOS de los. que, como elpsfi6dico El Espa-
Aol, mantienen hoy en- Madrid los Ifaeros
de Ia justicia en las cuestiones referentes
q estos pueblos. ~,s
Por eso' 'es que, aunque algo ttarde voy
docnparne de los artfculos Que syiene pui-
blicando el senior Hernandez Albizll en-
aquellai ciudaa, v q los qae tafnbien con
tesla sesa repista quincenal en- sus liltilnos
.nllnleres. 81
! 81 sPefo ants perInitido me sea una sal
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Adicion d la O,t7en General del dia II
de Fe5reyo de 1871 en- San Juan
r. de Puerto -Bico.


En- ell dia de hoy Sc ha autorizado
por esta Capitania General la bendi
cion y jura de Bandera del Battalion
de Voluntarios de esta Capital, cuyo
solemne acto religioso militar tendra
lugar a las diez y media de la mana
ma del domingo pr64imo en- la Iglesia
de San Jose, & tenor de 10 disDuesto
por Ell Excmo. ST.. Captain General
como Coronelnato de dicho Cuerpo.
Lo que de 6rden de S. Z Sc hace
saber como adicion a la general de
este dia, para ell mas pdblico conoci-
miento.-El Coronel Jefed de E. M.
Sa6iaoa aGttma,. - I<)IAuN s''
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= 19.-7o - 0-FGE9V - ~
JURAMENq0 De Fl LDE3IaIDA AD
II A s. III. EL REY, i, -

Hoy tendra efecto, por las troplas
de este ejercito x q battalion dc Ypo- @
luntarios, eljuramento dc fdelidad
as. NJ MeelReys de Espaaa A1nadeo
/, Y 4 la Constitucionada. la Moilaf-
qu1a. s ( n, Y ia1@ Fl
Esta imponente cerelnonia que segz
ra anunciada por ,salvas des arfillerfa,
Sc, yerificaras On las afueras de esta
ciudad con toda Ia solelnnidad que
requiere tan gEandiososdcto, -
H9aqui:la orden general del eler-
cito que con este motiyo~ publica Il
Gdeeto efcial:: snna ,ssla9a
0ApIrA9IA aENEzsaL Isn,
DE LA IsLA DE P ERT0TIGOsb
EsTADo MANOR :ss
le1
Orden General del a;o / Z de E'ebrero
de1871, ems. Jsas,s de Pos Rico. 4 Il
Fss 5eccion snieio 84. 81
Por 81 teri 81 de e, IA asT1a Isl sE|
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Ell CABLE SUBMARINE
Y La PRENSA AsOCIADA.

Haee I'm aflo pr6ximamense que
Ia compaffa telegraGca Vest Ihdias
and Panama Thelegrapb constituida
en- L6ndres con TN capital de 650,000
ibras esterlinas, y tepiendo 4 su
6 frente al c9lebre ingeniero Sir Char
les Bright, do principle al estable-
Il ciniento de importantess cables sub
marinos que enlazan las islas de Gu
: sba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico Y San
= Thomas por una parte 4 Kingston y
- { Aspinwall-City (Colon) en- el istmo
dc, Panama por otra y fnalmente la
Habana con Yeracruz (Mtjico.)
De estas tres l[neas electro-tele-
graficas Puerto-Rico haempezado 4
& servI.sea del trozos comprendido entire
= ella y San. Thomas, su immersion fuG
completamente feliz y va el comercio
verifica sus ransacciones con adue-
LA isla con toda rapidez.
FL dia 8, del mes ,ppdo. sali6 de es-
te puerto el W Ii 'lDacia de la COM
panfa, y despues de dejar amarrado
ell cable en- terra, empez6 & tender
Il ell que habia de ponernos en- conu-
II nicacion con Jamaica, quesa su vez
10 esta va con Cuba. La eperaeion
=. uGfelizdluante los seis primeros dias:
pero al siguiente el cable Sc rompi6
cuahdo solo faltaban para llegar 4 Ia
costa Fl millas
Ell infatigable Sir Charles, Sc halla
en- los momentos que. .escribimos es-
tas. lineas hacienda praebas para pes
earle, Y hay motives para sospechar
que va 10 haya verifcado, porque
Sc han recibido senales aunque inin-
teigibles que vienen eonirmarlo;
sin bien desgraciadamente prueban
que existe algan desperfecto mas aca
. del extremo que resulto, de la rotura.
uNo obstante 10 mas importante Sc ha
Is realizado y es de esperar que en- muy
breye tempo SO habra corregido la
i falta y podremosS comulicar direc-
tamehte con Cuba y recibir en9 POI
3 cas- horas las noticias tanto politicas
ID Gle Europalque hoy absorYen La aten-
scion4 general como las comerciales
interes para la. Isla de los
~ MAS grandes mercados del mundo.
bas IF Para cuando este dia llegsle desea4
as riamos que 81 phbhco en- general es-
se tutieseE bien penetrado de, ia impor-
d tancia de este servicio telegraico !
AID fconeciese bien afondoloIque la Prem.
4. $50 aaociadaide Nueya- 7 ork por me-
0n dio desu,Agepte en- esta Capital SC
i propone realizar
,s5s La Pfensa 8soeiada de. Newly orl
III queltieneel priyilegio dc. .trasmitir
toda la America las notieias telegra5
fcas de Europa y de cuyas mott
nadifie POI ttss1to puetle haeer uso
sepropone, ,dar 4 Puerto Rico un par
to telegrafico ddii5a1io, con las noticia.
polfticas de Europa, de Espana Ell
particular, = las comereiales de in
I'D teres para IA Isla como son, 10
! opreeiossdeislos .azucares, cafes g.. !
canabios enllos mercados de New,
M IorkT HaDalla Y Lopdres, con ma
todas a4uellas nottiicias ,deeI 3 iinlteres ge
zal neral. sil, ls.st. s.T
sssl N. El Represents ante dela Prensa aso
ssaeciada ha dsdo & con ocer sla proyec-
ai tospor9medio della prensa, y aAnqu
u los festiltados obtenidos hasta la fe
cha no son tan fayorabl les como era
de sdeseara tiepe Ia espera va do al
una yez recibido 81 pldlaer parfe, !
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Llamamos laateneioa de nuestros
leotores sobre sel siguiente artfculo
que ACADIA de publican en- la Habana
81 ilustrado hijo de Cuba .. Antonio
G. Llorente: ,a}a
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PERIoDIOo 3 UNIVERSALvY Z DE INTERESTS
Domingo 19 De Febrero de 1921.

s aa1es microbes eaol
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s 1eccfon ly nero 8A.
Por ,sl Minist 81 81 de- .J.si eI1s
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Orden General del aiG / Z de E1ebrero
he 1871, ems. stglsads Pos Ri;co. 5l1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

Ninth ward to-day. The number of
lady voters at the next municipal cleo
ton will be several hundred. They in
sist that if non-property holding negro
is entitled to vote taxes ON property,
they are entitled to some rights in the
premises.
The Office Of the Planters Insurance
Company was robbed last night OF q
small sum of money and some valuable
papers. The papers are Of no value to
any one except the company, and can
easily be replaced, and the amount Of
money lost does not exceed two hun
bred dollars.
A Nashville special to the Avalanche
of this morning says: A resolution
was adopted recalling Mayor Johnson,
William M. Harrington and s. ii. Tobey,
all of Memphis, to testify before spe-
cial committee appointed to investigate
the exchange of Memphis city coupons
by the Comptroller. and also requiring
F. s. Davis, President of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Memphis, to appear in
stanter and testify before said COM
mittee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

David Walk. Pastor Of the Linden Street
Christian Church. viii preach tomorrow al
40 am. and pm.
Preaching at the Gesgia street Methodist
Church to morrow at $3.50 pm. by tho Rev.
A. II. Thomas. Sunday school at $50 pm.
Moses Hull. Of Baltimore. will lecture on
Spiritualism at the Greenlaw Opera House.
Sunday morning. at 1O1z o'clock, and at III
o'clock in the evening.
There will be preaching at the Central NJ.
Il. Church tomorrow at II am, Services by
the Rev. P, 7. scruggs. pastor. Sabbath
school at lam. Seats free. All are invited
TO attend.
Ordination at Central Baptist Church-P. l..
Mitchell viii be ordained tomorrow at the
Central Baptist Church. DIR. 5. II. Ford. Of
st. Louis. will preach the Ordination sermon.
Drs. Landrum. Tichenor and Keep will assist
at the ordination. The candidate, Mr..
Mitchell. is ordained to no special charge,
but to the general work Of the ministry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

CoEE AND Coal Tar for sale at Gas
eOmpauys otice. 2al Second ST [7O-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

NEW YoRK. December 9. rs a.m.-Gov-
ernments are active and steady. Sterling ex-
change Is steady at 100. Gold 10 carrying at 8
per cant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

Z. H. FLYNN 4 Co, 1856 Front street,
have received choice lot Of all pink
sausage meat, guaranteed fresh and nice.
Hotels, restaurants and families in want
of a really choice article will do well TO
call and see for themselves. S6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

3. S. besstt a Co, having fully com
pleted their arrangements for opening a
shoe factory. and manufacturing their
goods 3. home, the work to be managed
by no less an accomplished and scientific
mechanic than our old friend NJ. y. J.
Chamas-s. They are nov making all
styles Of ladies gents, misses and
children's shoes and eAitess, ard which
they haTs constantly on hand at retail.
They are also prepared to supply city
and country deslers via cay styie and
as&ntty, and 81 prices TO conPete giii
VaaisFn cities and invite an examine
HI, u samples snd prices At their sales
-oou sies Main street Lsl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09
wAnTED.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT
i RESIDENCES. RESIDENCES. VI
OFFICES. OFFICES 2
7N-@ W. A. WHEATLEY. $50 Main st.
TSop RENT OR sALE-A COTTAGE AND
II a. qres on Kerr avenue. Apply to Mi
nor NERVE her IS Union street. 7Ol
NOR RENT TWO RESIDENCE Nos. 2l6
v and 1os Wa, hington street. six rooms in
each. .<t u. DOW.
NOR RENT-TWo LARGE AND ELE-
L CANT half-basement onioes IN the new
building of the Planters In. 'eIanee CRnipan
No. Al Madison street, contal. "nE W ~
vault and all the modern eonvea heHces' Also
Offices and sieepng-rooms. Apply, e The
Planters Insurance Company, No. VI H, eif
son street. osl
NOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE W. TN
Il FIVE rooms and all necessary out-houses
in good repair. Good orchard. In the SUI
burbs of the city. Il. b. WEBER,
626 $50 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

COTTON.

Sales yesterday were 25OO bales, the
market closing frmer and tc higher on
all grades, as was anticipated by the
LEDGER. To-day New York has advanced
&c, which, with the advance of &c re-
ported in the latest telegram yesterday,
makes 1c advance since our issue Of yes
terday. There is no special reason for
the advance, save the decrease in re-
ceipts and the abandonment of the cot
ton fields in the southwest by the ne
groes, on account of the cold weather.
Liverpool opened strong to-day and
closed quiet but Steady. Factors are
asking full prices on all grades, and the
majority of them anticipate a still fur
ther advance. Buyers are cautious,
however, and touch it lightly. Sales to
noon were 100 bales at the following
mutations,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09
PUHrs at sl5 Second street.

FoR 6ne braeelets-Jet PaIaee. Ind
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09
The following Is a eomparatiys cotton state

LrvERPooL. December 9. 10 Am. Cotton Is
firm. Uplands, @4d; Orleans. 10 to lO5zd.
2p.m.-Cotton is firm. Uplands. SD; Or
leans, 10 to lO1sd. Sales, 1900 bales. Of which
5000 were for export and speculation. f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09
The following is the comparative daily

Last year at this time middling here
was IA to l4lci in New York, l5lc; gold
llOi; uplands in Liverpool, 81 to SD.
Our daily kilograms below give the
latest quotations fgoln other markets.
oOTfoE STATEMENT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

Attention is called to the card Of
Lyle & Shields, grocerymen, at No.
2ls Main street, corner of Adams.
Their list for this month comprises a
fine stock of fancy groceries, viz figs,
grapes, raisins, jellies, pickles, pre-
serves, etc. Their Christmas goods are
fresh and aovel in this market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

AUCTION sale of watches, jewelry and
fancy goods by A. E. FARMLAND, 1876
Main street, at o'clock this evening.
s2-eod-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

FRRsE minee pies every day at Ber-
tons, corner of Fourth and Poplar
street. Also a 6rst-class assortment Of
CONNECTIONS and fancy articles in the
confectionery line for the holidays. [s6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

The Champion stove. sold by Wetter
& Co., has become general favorite
with the public. Hundreds of house
keepers have purchased the Champion,
and pronounce it superior to all others.
If you want to buy a Champion, go to
Wetter & Co., No. 10 and 10 Monroe
atreet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

WHAT is this Dollar Reward Soap"
that everybody seems crazed about ?
Buy it and try for yourself. Ask your
grocer for il.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09
TAKEN UP.

-- CP-ONE BAY HORSE AT
UAkkN Sock gard and stable. ~ Main
u Brooss Can set him By proving prs-
perry and PAYNE W. n. BR0oKs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

Be friend to myself" and do your
house cleaning with E, Mcrgan's Sons
Sapolio 1t removes stains from mar
Bile, paint, hard walls, and brightens all
metallic articles, knives, tins, etc, Ask
your grocer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09
soAA> oiNo.

------4-a-----a4-|HHs--a-aHa- ~ lnOMS WITH
DOARDING-pLEAS fise- isv board
ID board. az tSi Shelby 4.
DOARDERs-A FEW DAY n Msdison
ID can be accommodated At No. 63f
street; also an unfurnished room. ar
DoARDING-BY MRS. HUNK =. 81
ID Al S Union street.
DOARDING-THR WHIJEMORE H0Us, :
IL Jog and III Adams street, HAVING latel
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
rcfurnished. a nov prepared % accommodate
boarders With heht. pleasant rooms, and With
e. food q table az the market alorda. hhtes
ven moderate. 4t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR Cairo and the Bends.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Comnanv-u
daily mail line for New Madrid. Belmopt.
CAIRO and 81. Louis; connecting Al Belmont
with the Iron Mountain railroad At Cairo
with the Illinois Central railroad and boats
~ tAe yaio river. and at ST. Louis with ell
railroads East and West.
ST. JOSEPH, COrbet, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE -.
w THIS DAY, 9th instant. at silFit,rS
pm. -
Tickets for all points via Memphi. and 81
Louis packets, North, East. and West; apply
70 General kailrold and Steamboat Office.
TOM. b. DUNN, cor. Court and Main sts.
Freight received az =; Louis Whariboat.
w. II. DILL, Agent,
ELEM CALVERT Suu't
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-09

An immense stock Of
TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS,
to phich the especial attention ~ msr-
chants is inrited.
WHEELER, PICKENS d CO.,
LOO $50 Main street.
JET and fancy jewelry-7Jet Palace.
l92l .
go 20 brooks
Stock yard for allclasses Of stock. [s5
Fms skating at HOpeheld Lake. Lots
Of fun. &c
HOLIDAY HAIRS at Wheaton's. lss
----an
CoKE AND Coal Tar for sale at Gas
eOmpauys Otsce, 2sl Second ST pot
FOR hne braeelets-Jet Palace. llO2
PUErs at sl6 Second street. at
FREsH Canadian oatmeal, new mess
mAckerel-extra fne, crumbs Of COM
fors-new, Atmores mince-meat, Nil
liard's finest prepared family chocolate,
new strained and comb honey-very
choice, at J. DevOtO's, corner Third and
Adams siFeeEs 81
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ron SALE on LEASE.
NOR SALE OR LEAsE-4so ACRES on

NOR SALE OR LEASE-43O ACRES OF
II land will be sold on accommodating terms
or leased to a responsible man for the term. Of
five years. There are three frame houses and
dred acres under cultivation, the balance in
climber. II may be divided 10, advantage,
fwo good wells o. water; also good cistern,
ana.ge barn well filled With fodder. and good
Tenressee railroad, two miles south of Horn
Lake Depot, DeS0to county. Mississippi. The
road Alns through q portion Of the tract,
where a flag station is established, which rem
ders It a great convenience 70 the neiglfbor-
hood. The stock, consisting Of horses. hogs,
poultry Of all kinds. and all necessary farm
Ing utensils, ETC., etc, will be disposed OF On
terms to suit. For particulars apply TO w.
Alden. No. s Mulberry street. Memphis, Tenn.
H .
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NATIVE WINES at 81 per gallon, from
one gallon upward. Catawba, Concord,
Virginia Seeding, and other California
wines. For sale by e. Ackerman, No.
G Howard Row. ia
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FOUND,

CoUND-A BULL DOG, WHICH THE
y owner can have by applying at Oliver,
Finnie Co.'S, proving property, and paying
for this advertisoment. 800 ~
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NOR SALE-MRS. FANNIE d. TEPE'S
II residence, just outside Of the corporate
limits of Memphis, on the fernando street
railroad. House with FIVE rooms also. kitchen
and servants room ..good cistern, stable and
carriage house. Improvements all new and
in perfect order. Title perfect. Apply to
PRoVINE A AM0NETT.
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LOST.

II osT-WEDNEsDAY EVENING. ON THE
~ leyee, . lady's gold bracelet. marked
be literally rewarded By leaving Il at the Office
Of Southern Life ms. Co., 2s9 Main st. 79t
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Iss and 1913 I-a Poplar st.
New styles at Wheaton's. Is!
srrAn-TIrrra at sl5 Second st.

srrAM-yIrrnG at slb Second st AT
FURsl FURsl FuRsl-Childrens sets,
81 so to $40; ladies' sets, 81 so to $3.50.
The finest assortment of furs, and the
cheapest in the city, at Wheaton 4 Co. S,
the hatters, 279 Main street-sign of the
tiger. a 80