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Please Take Notice.

.. We have on hand, and are continually receiving
additions to, u very fine assortment Of
Gros Grain and Japanese Silks,
of all colors; Silk Poplns, White and BlsUk Six
Alpacas White Goods of every description etc
etc. ELLIS, DAVIS Il SPERLINIi;
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Furs a SpecIaIGy!

Parties having iIInks, FURs, PELTRIEs or
WOOL, will find it IN their advantage to I'll on w
Y. PERKINS, IT Bozeman, or 4. r. fssvfbsbN, Mt
Iislcna. as they are paving the HIGHEST CASH
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Claims.

am prepared to jist speedily all claims against
We pnIcu States, having perfected l,,genlents
at Washington, by which business in any OF The De-
parfments will be attended to promptly.
Aduress, JOHN T.. BRUCE
Bozenaii, NJ. r.
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GALLATIN CITY
Real Estate e Land
a O EN- OK

= W. HILL, Of Gallatin City, Is fully prepar-
III ca % aftend ID all Land Basinrss. siirh ~
preparing papers for Prescription and Homestead
on Government lnilsis, proving title, &C.
Instruments on hand, o. prepared with skill and
dispatch. .
Being Deputy County Clerk and Recorsrr people
living IN the lower part OF the county will n il to
their Interest to give me u call
~. ONCE hi tsle store Ut tsall6p n spear.
sGailatin Gu n. &. april u, Is7s. II
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NAME.
oFrIcH
RESIDENCE
Governor. ........
Secretary .,ss;.....
Chief Justice. / I.
Virginia City
20 q
AGENTS.

We have constituted the following named persons
agents in their respective localities and they
are authorized to receive subscriptions, advertise
inents ETC., and give receipts for money paid for
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PROGHA NM Il:
MONDAY-Entry of Stock and articles for exhi,,i-
| ton. At O'Clock p. M, OPENING ADDRESS
frea s ?. m rafting ace-best two in three
Tree 10 al stations, for purse of $780, Att
| =; M, Running Race-Iniie DASH for two-year
olds; purse $50. -.
IUEsDAY-Continuatlo of entries until noon.
Ats1 p. M. frotting Race-rne heats-best 8
III 8. for horses that have never beaten 300 in
public; purse $500.
WEDNEsDAY-At1 p. M, examination of sheep.
mile dash--free to All horses; purse si5o. Att
z; m, Running Race-half-mile dash; purse
THURsDAY-At lo1s q. M, grand trial on the
track around the Floral Hall Tor the ps pose of
testing the strength Of Draft Animals. At2p
the me s,a gea parnds around Floral Han Of II
70 appear Will exclude it from competition for
PeenIns A. F. P.e M Running .aceme
FRlDAY-At 10 a, m, examination of koa,lsters.
SADDLE Horses, Cattle, and all other stoc' aud
articles not previously examined, and awarding
Eqaesranilm ai two npsndid s1e 81
70 the g.. best lady rider will be given elegant
rider viii be given set of solid Silver Spoons
vaihed at $50. For these prizes there must be at
,es. three t mt who must register tn
noon At3p. M, Trotting kace--mie heats
best 2 in 3--free to all; purse S l5o
nd Running Race for
mile heats-best in ss purse $780, Atl p. M,
three-quartcr mile dash for purse of $3.50
n Band or Music viii be in Attendance
Every Day.
IAe Stage Lines ,oill carry Tsi,oss to the Fair
at about halt the usual nates.
! I.amphiets containing Premium List, Rules, Reg
HaIons, and other information, may be obtained
oy application to either Of the subscribers
JOHN KINNA, President,
T. w. CARPENTER, Secretary
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NOTICE,

Advertisements and Local Notices handed in for
publication unlees the time is specified for which
they to be published, will be inserted till for
hid. and charged for accordingly.
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You can find full and complete ,assortnAnt Of
ppAsIIfNSTs, oils, WINDuW Glass, PUTTY, FAINT
Drug store OF W. W. MORltIS, q few doors east OF
Lamme s. Go. Is, Bozenlan
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OFrrcIAL.-The result Of the official cassl
vass of the votes cast at the late election rs
as follows: For Delegate-Clagett 41a;,
flaginnis 45l5. Majority for Maginnis 3ly
For seat of government--Dcer Lodge 33ee,
Virginia City 1868. Majority for Virginia
1884.
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Local News.
THOMAS BAKER, Local Ed
BOzEMAN. MONTANA:
THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER IL. 1872.

Coal OIL. Lard Oil, Linseed Oil and Tur-
pcntfne, wholesale and retail, at low prices at
She new Drug Store of w. W. Morris, Bozeman.
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Wanted.-Telegraph Script.
NELSON STORY. /;

W"nted.-rslesraph se WILSON srory !.
RE-oPENED.-Erskine' bridge at tbs,
crossing of the West Gallatin OIL tile Vircini.
City road, which was washed away by the
spring freshets has been rebuilt, and the
road is now again open for traffic. This is a
great accommodation to travellers to and
from the Capital, as it shortens the travelling
distance between the two points considers
bly,.
AND 4, q. e. hiTrERs By The bottle Or case
Drug Store Of W. w. Morris. bohemian ].
-
..Eoli w. 5. Scribner was one Of the passen-
Rers on the overland coach this morning.
Eastward Bonud. The Colonel. after visit
ing his wife and friends i'm Madison, Wiscon-
Sin, few lays, will proceed to Pittsburgh to
atteud the Grant and Wilson Soldiers Con-
yention, which couvenes In that city OH the
18th inst. having been chosen one of tide del
egates TO represent Montana. He will re-
turn about the LIST OF November, and. we are
pleased TO know, win be accompanied be his
Sotithduic Iduy s-HSrdtG.
8. l.. HOLMAN & BRO.
Desire to cali the attention Of the public to
their large and varied stock, Of Goods Just
received. consisting, in part, Of
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
4 Full Line Of STA TTONERY.
SCHOOL books,
VAIL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES.
TOPS ands No7YpNs5
FISHING TACKLE.
coDEEc7IoyERIEs
"a, AMMUNITION.
and everything usually found IL first-class
Variety store. Examine our stock and
prices:
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Painters and slaa.ers, attention.,

p RAJ Oils. WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT
o your ns oors shs
Lamme & Go. Is, Bozeman.
| RETuRNED.-Col. N. Ford, who is now
numbered among. the live business men Of
Bozeman, has returned from visit to his old
home at Sun River. He is manifesting his
confidence in the future Of our city by the
erection of splendid prick building for bus
mess purposes few doors from our Office
and will reipoye his family to this place as
soon as his new dwelling house is built.
Good.
In connection with my stable, I have /. large
pasture, enclosed will good stout fence, and am
prepared 70 take horses and mules ut o. per hea.
raaen Al possible care of and delivered ut the same
pace when wanted. % C4 q, CLARK
MR. GRo. REA one. Of the discoveries Df
and an extensive proprietor IN the Cherry
Greek mines, has been spending few dlasys
IN our city. His confidence in the value Of
the mines increases as developments pro-
gress, and he finally believes he has got the
world BY the candal appenslage. Barring
ourselves, we know OF no one better descr-
wing Of success. Hold your grip. George.
WAsTED.-A few loads Of WOOD at this
Office.
DENTIsTKY.--Dr. u. w. Frxfy Ii II our
town for the PURPOSE ofpracticing upon the
offending molars and incisors of our citizens.
The Doctor Is dentist of established reputa-
lion, and persons suffering from dental affec-
ions cannot b. IN better hands. than I)r. Fra
US. He IS stopping at the Metropolitan.
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~WAIT ron THE WAGON. l,

The antnor of the above soui-sfirrins n,e5a,,v i.
respectfully Informed that he can do better by ret
ting one OF those handsome turn-nuts st CL. ARKts
Livery emporium when ne feels like taking ! ride
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All persons indebted I'd the undcrsirned - -.
4meated TO come up and settle without further ienv
a e y the last csil II yqq would save cost nav
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And all sorts of Farming Tools from Garden Hoe
70 steam Ihreshng Machine Of the most approved
Styles and the best qualities and manufactue a.
Making, as We do specially ct this business :
and having superior facilities in the purchase and
importation OF these machines and implements .wc
are prepared TO offer such decided advantages to ks
ritory. As usual we will have branch houses. q,
Agencies, Mt Nil the principal towns In the Tel,
chinery sold by rs.
TIC. POWER & 60.
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J; REcovERING.Ve are pleased TO set that
Ar. VIM. Flannery. who WAS accidentally
shot last week M Neal AuGrny, IS able ia Be
on the streets, and i rapiLlT recoyesrins
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ina. are oI.rn with the assurance that strict i'm
paIrsialy Will be exercised in awarding the same
spienaid conditi n. and assurances already re-
promise such displays in all departments as
VIII make this Fair the :,
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THE PARDoEING POWER.

This is one of the questions 10 BE-
acted upon by the Pennsylvania Conven-
ton now sitting at Harrisburg. 1t is
alleged by those who demand new sys-
TEN that the pardoning power has been
greatly abused, and that it is used often
for political purposes or effect; also, that
the pardon brokerage has grown to be
almost a business with some lawyers
There are men Of this class who do not
hesitate to accept fees to use their inhu
ence with the Executive in behalf Of con
vieted clients. Under the pressure
brought TO bear in this manner the ends
Of Justice are often defeated, and big
rascals with plenty Of money escape
while the poor obscure thief who took a
watch or few spring chickens mus
serve out his ten years in the peniten
tiary. la some States the Governor has
the assistance and advice Of a council
before whom such cases have to be
heard; but generally the Governor has
full discretionary power and however
pure his purposes, he may be misled
or wrought upon to an extent tina.
amounts to abuse. II is proposed tC
provide advisers-Judges OF the Supreme
Court, for instanee-to divide the re
sponsibility with the Executive in per
forming this delicate part Of his duties
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prosecutions Of women voters.

II we are to judge from the express
|sions Of some Of the New York newspa-
pers, Miss Susan u. Anthony and the
Fifteen ladies who voted at Rochester,
IN. Y, at the November election, are TO
be prosecuted with rigor, as il they had
voted with deliberate intent 20 violate
the election laws, as "repeaters and
ballot-box suffers" and falsiGers OF
election returns" are in the habit Of
doing. 1t is the sheerest absurdity to
proceed against them on any such basis.
They went TO the election poll in open
day, gave their proper names, did not
pretend TO be men, or use any false pre-
tense 10 conceal the fact that they were
women. They claimed the right TO vote
% the ground o: citizenship, assuming
that their citizenship carried the voting
Franchise With il. Had they disguised
themselves as men, gwen false names OF
lresidences, or been guilty Of any other
deception, there would be some sense in
lndieung them. But there vas moth
lng m the character Of fraud in what
3they did, as there Is in the operations Of
tthe FOUNDERS, repeater" person.
iators, falsihers Of returns aud the other
defenders, for whose punishment The
penalties in the election laws we're en-.
lacted. II any one should be prosecuted
! for breaking the lav, as we presume il
was broken, the election officers who
hook the illegal votes should be prose.
kcutea.-Phiiadelphia Paper.
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|complished all that could have been an
|ticipated within given time. The sur
vey from Bolivar to the Tennessee river
has been made, and the report Of the
engineer will nc. doubt enable the Dit
rectors to determine the route they
|will take. Funds have been Sc
cured to justify letting out the
contracts, which we presume will be
done at once. 1t will surprise some OF
our people to know that the Memphis
|end of the line has been abandoned for
he present, and that all the means and
efforts of the company will be concen
trated as far as practicable to build the
link from Bolivar to the Tennessee river.
This would be no Immediate benefit 20
Memphis, although a good thing for our
enterprising friends about Bolivar, and
likewise would be another good feeder
for the Mississippi Central railroad
we are glad to. hear that
even one little link Of perhaps fifty or
sixty miles will probably be built ia
West Tennessee, for we have had more
talk since the war in proportion to miles
IF road built in this section than in any
other part Of the State.
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ENTERPRISE.

The New York World of last Sunday
has an editorial which must have been
written when the editor was not in. II
goes into the details of the famous Few
/ lLClark homicide case in Virginia,
which was current sensation some
alonths ago, and grows family humor.
GUS over the murder Of Clark by Miss
|" Rhoda Fewell," and compares the case
to Mrs. Fairs murder Of Crittenden.
Now. it is known in the sanctum of all
rural papers that the Virginia jury did
not praise the murderess " or say any
thing about the lady in question; that
she did not shoot Clark, and never was
on trial for anything, and that she never
entered Clark's prison for any purpose
With these and few minor exceptions,
the World critic of Southern habits and
society seems to have a vivid and correct
comprehension Of the whole affair.
Our remotest country exchanges, how
ever, gave all the details over two
months ago. But we admire enterprise,
and shall look to the World now for the
very latest news, even down to the death
Of General Jackson.
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SAVED THROUGH FIRE.
Reflects of the BOstOn Calamity
Exposed I'm Memphis.


1t is an old saying that st is an i'll
wind that blows nobody good" A few
days ago wall went up from the great
city Of Boston, and the world stood
amazed at the great conAagration which
at one time threatened to wipe from the
face Of the earth "the Hub of the Uni
verse" But fortunately the fire was
quenched and large amount of goods
Of various descriptions was saved. These
goods, some of which we're only slightly
damaged, we're to be sold, of course, at
a sacrifice. Lou Leubrie, the enterpris-
ing, wide.awake proprietor of the Elk
position and Dollar Store, saw an oppor-
tunity here of bene6tting his patrons by
Offering them at reduced prices a
large lot of fancy goods, notions,
toys and holiday goods Of every variety
and description. With Leubrie, to see is
to act, and accordingly within only a
few days after the great holocaust he
had rented, furnished, fitted and opened
the large and oommodious establish
ment, No. 26T Main street, opposite
Court Square, with full and complete
stock of goods saved from the Boston
fire. These articles having been pur-
chased at sacrifice, can very naturally
be sold at prices the most reasonable,
and Thus it will be seen that to some ex-
tent the Boston FIRE has benefited Mem
phis by furnishing our people variety
Of goods such as they need at much
lower price than they could otherwise
have been had. Leubrie's stock Of goods
embraces variety Of articles too hume
rous to mention, all Of which can be
seen at the new store, No. 267 Main
s,reet IS
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.
An Orphan Girl Outraged by n
Ffendish Negro.

Prom the Dyer county (Tenn.) Progress. 2sth.l
From a gentleman from Gibson coun-
Ity, we learn that about two weeks ago a
.aegro named Steven Givens, formerly
belonging to DR.. Owens, late Repre-
sentative from Gibson county, out
ragged the person Of Miss Barlow, a
white orphan girl only forteen years
old at Eaton, in that county. After
the fend had accomplished his hellish
'design, be went to Humboldt, where he
acquainted a number Of negroes with his
crime, and they raised twenty dollars for
him to leave the country on. but instead
lof appropriating the money as they adj
Iyised, be purchased two pistols with it,
land said be was going back to Eaton,
and swore he would shoot the first
man who attempted his arrest. Last
Friday, therefore, he started back to
Eaton, but was arrested by an officer be-
fore he got there. He was taken into town,
,tried, convicted, and was placed under
! the charge Of an officer and posse Of
twelve men, who started to Trenton with
him, where he was to be lodged in jail
when within about three miles Of Tren.
ton party Of about fifty mounted men
made their appearance from the woods
and demanded the prisoner. TIE guard
refused at FIRST TO grant their demand,
Sbut after looking down the careless
throats Of about fifty well-loaded re-
'volyers, they turned the negro over to
the men, and they hung the incarnate
: fend to the most convenient limb.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30

Central Methodist Church-Services ut j
a. m. and pm. by Rev. DR.. Chapman.
Sunday school. 9 am. aA gq
Linden street Christian Church-services at
1890 IN. and 1880 pm. by David Walk, pas
tor.
First Baptist Church-Services at II am.
and tbs p. IN. by the pastor. Rev. u. A. Lot
ton. Sunday school. Gam. g..
Central Baptist Church Services at II am.
and 7:15 pm. by DR.. Landrum. pastor. Sun
day school. $50 am. meas
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Court
street-Services IL Am. and 1880 pm. by
Rev. i. C. Ransom, pastor. Ila
st. Lazarus Chureh-5Services at IL m.
and 1880 p. m. by Rev. DIR. Wheat. rector.
fernando street Methodist Churoh-Sor-
vices II am. and 1880 pm. Rev. Guilford
Jones, pastor. tNI 4i I.Nft
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30

IL THE counties OF Lawrence and
Wayne, entitled to joint representa-.
Ition in the Legislature, a tie vote was
cast at the late election Such an un'
usual occurrence was not anticipated or
provided for by the statutes. but Gov
|ernor Brown, after consulting eminent
legal authority, has ordered an election
to be held on the % Of January, 1873.
THE successful candidate, if there be
one, will have time to reach Nashville
and participate in the organization on
the 9th Of January.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30

FIGHTING JOE Hooker, mild man
Inered old gentleman who visited Look
out Mountain during the war, has been
paying visit to the coal fields in the
vicinity Of knoxville. He was accom-
panied by two capitalists who are inter
'ested in the coal business, and they all
three expressed themselves delighted
with the extent and quality Of the coal
and iron beds on Coal creek, and give
it as their opinion that Knoxville will
be the Pittsburg of the South.
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| take this opportunity Of informing
nv friends and patrons that am pre-
pared to furnish both dealers and fami-
lies with my famous Norfolk oysters at
greatly reduced rates. Goods sold by
me are known 70 the public TO be Of the
best quality, and believing competition
10 be the life Of trade, am determined
not 70 be undersold by anybody. Very
respectfully, VIcTOR d. Fuchs,
57t Al Jefferson street.
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MAIsISIED.

WALSH-WHITE-0 Thursday evening.
Rev. w. +. Adams. pastor of ST. PauPs
church, Mr.. HUGH 5. WALSH and Mrs. EMILY
WHITE. rfam
The relatives and friends of the welded pair
send greetings from Memphis. with the most
earnest wishes that the union will produce un-
alleged happiness for all time to come L.
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MEnPH1s am KKoxE1ILE RAILEoLI

An election Of Directors and other
officers for the Memphis aud Knoxville
Railroad Company takes place at Bolivar
ouibe 7th of December. We learn that
the prospects for building part Of the
Ene are fayorGtls and that work will
commence at no distAEt day. The Pres
ident, General Nicely, and ne engineer,
Major Wellington, and other qifeeEg snd
friends of the company, hnye'been gHes1
ly but steadily at work, and have &C
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In order to close up our business, We
offer our stock of office and fancy sta
tionery, blank books, etc., at from
twenty-five to fifty per cent. below usuh
figures, and we respectfully invite the
public to give US call. skfG
GooDwYY & Co,
AT 36l Main st.. Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30

Hox. W. o. N. PERKINS, of William
son county, formerly Speaker Of the
House ofRepresentatives, is candidate
for Secretary Of State
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30

From trustworthy data it has been es-
timated that at least one-fourth Of all
persons born in the United States, have,
at birth, lungs in a tuberculous condi-
ton, and in consequence are predisposed
to pulmonary complaints; yet il is
equally well established that this predis-
position need not end in consumption,
asthma or any other lung disease if due
care and watchlulness be observed, and
all exciting causes promptly treated as
they arise. 1t is in just such cases DR..
d. Jayne's Expectorant exercises its
most beneficial effects, and has pro
duced the largest proportion Of its cures.
Besides promptly removing coughs and
colds, which, when left to themselves,
are the most common cause Of tubercu-
lous development, the Expectorant al
lays any Inflammation which may exist
and by promoting easy expectoration
eleauses the lungs Of the substances
which clog them up, and which rapidly
destroy when suffered to remain. Sold
everywhere. s'm&"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30

NEws.-Joe Locke has received all
the December monthlies, weekly pictor-
rails and daily newspapers from all parts
Of the world. His stock of Christmas
news goods is complete in every partic-
rlnr -
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Buy your wood from G II. John
son, III Poplar ST., near Fourth. II

REMEMBER that j. Devote, corner Of
Third and Adams streets, has the most
excellent stock Of family groceries in
the city. Our readers will consult their
interests by going there for supplies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30

Dress GoODs at extremely low prices,
regardless of cost, at the Southern Pal
ace closing out sale, 1872 Main ST. 581
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oxrenms wanted,

All parties having OK teams, with dyl
yers, can find steady employment and
good wages by application to Memphis
City Transfer Company, No. . Wes'
Court street, or at Memphis and ONO
railroad depot.
70 Il. P. FoNTAlNF, Supt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30

One Of the young men belonging to a
choir had his hair cut by generous
barber Saturday. Sunday he sung for a
solo, Cover thy defenseless head, and
blushed ike lobster wtile doing it.
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GROCERIES.
New stock.

100 buekets and half bbIs. Mince
Meat.
90 casks scotch Ale and London
Porter,
100 bbIa Navy Beans and lhOminy.
20 bbis sweet cider.
500 boxes ana quarter boxes New
Rafains.
500 do. Preserves and JelIIes.
100 bags Almonds and Cream N n Is.
40 barrels Oranges,
4O0 packages Pickles, ali sizes and
scOO eases Canned Fruits and vege-
tables.
200 IA and I.2 eases Bardines.
500 PIX ~ Maekerel and White Fish,
500 boxes selected Cheese. at
taa q. A. ECKERLI'S,
37-li4 83S Front, cor. Unian st.
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CARPETS.

CARPETS.-.-New styles just
received; also Furniture, Mat
treSses, Window Shades, etc.
Special inducements offered at
AMES, BEATTIE & CO.'S,
4s-lass 1896 Main Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30

CLoAKs AND FURs.-Go to the South
ern Palace closing out sale, regardless
Of cost, 1872 Main street. 58t