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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03
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On McnA,r noridr ee,h Arrii to The wife
e D. J. CAsirnnII. nes Mis- DEruE JOINS
-oN, daughter, NAUsEnLs
Another responsibility added 10 thi- offce.
Mailer and dmgh,er sdlns % w.lI a could
b, etpert,dr
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,;ood News for lhe Hungry.

If our readers will take the trouble to look
over our advertising columns they will find
some very important information in regard to
an article Of food that will II properly pre-
pared behave finely"
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Rain.

a cepious ,l,os CT came on vith che advent
- Nav. ani vegetation an around ~ wcars
mar,clous Look 81 health, beauty, and yisur
/, wa much nc~lo,l, and ~,il bayc ihr effect
81 bringing up The thousand q acre, Of corn
whbh ha,c lscn planted during the pa, tso
uek-
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The Weather.

This rs fruitful topic Of conversation, but
We mn-i say that the present week has been
all that the farmer or any one else could de
sire. The orchards are now white and crimson
with glorious bloom, and we hope the fruit
harvest may be grand everywhere.
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SereHasie.

some Of our young musicians, who make
music on several Instruments, had the kind
ness sercnsde poor wounded prisoner, con
fined in our Jail. The prisoner enjoyed it
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STOCK ITEMS.

The thoroughbred stallion Colossus is ma
king the season at the stables Of H. Helm on
the Knob Lick turnpike at $50. Mr.. Helm in
iorms ~ that he will make few more engage
ments. Those desiring to breed 10 this excel
lent horse must apply Immediately. There il
no better bred horse in the United Statcs.
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Mr.. Lewis Jones sold 10 james Paxton, a
few days ago, small lot Of hogs, weight $50
M, for 4 cents per pound.
Jas. Drye bought ~ two-yoar old Tennessee
hsilsrs, Few days since, at SIS per head.
Dostor Ride bought Is 2-yr old Tcnness e
sisers At So per head.
y. W. simpson, Of Ibis county, sold to II.
G.. Jennings OF Garrard, Gne pair n work
mule. ~ ss5o
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Religious.

Rev. s. W. Cheney viii preach at the hap
tis church next Lords day by request Of Rev.
4 u Rash, pastor, who will be absent.
xcrship At the Christian church by The con
rrcyafion
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Carson & Dolds have openel lh"ir
soda fount, and invite both ladies and
gentlemen TO call on them OF any hour.
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When thcladics want fashionable goods
and the latest styles they 60 to Craig &
NcAlistcrs Trade Palace.
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Trim your dresses in style, with tho.c
monitor silk buttons, the very late, g.
for sale at McAlister az Miller's.
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Description and Pedigree.

COLOSSUS Is A dark bay, 10 hanis
/ mel hi9l, With a superb manc and tail;
sired BY Colossus, he out OF full sister 60
Prior, BY imp. Sovereign, -hc out Of a full sis-
Ter 70 Mcdock, by American Eclipse, and ont
Of Millers DanisCl by imp. Me-sengcr. lst
dam by Wagner, 2 dam By imp. Iyanb,, a
full sister 10 the celebrated pace hor-c Jack
Gamholl. Thus Il viii b. seen that this hofso
possessos the lrt qusliics to; race, and runs
back through his sire. dam &, tho fountain
head imp M,--eng,r thC la'hcr 81 The INT
ting sio,k " tho World
81 HARVEY hELh.
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Pride of Kentucky"-A brand OF
Fancy Family Flour warranted TO give
entire satisfaction, for sale at
Geo u. wearen's
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60 to tho Trade Palace Of Craig n
McAli4ter for style
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Head quarters for dry goods, notions,
fancy goods, ETC., is McAlister & Nil
tor's
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ALL jon Work promptly and neatly
executed at this office.
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The Thoroughbred Stallion
COLOSSUS!

WILL. stand in Lincoln county mliys wei
Of stanford, and miles east Of Shelby City,
ON the Knob lick turnpike ruai, at
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Call on Dunn & Owsley and look at
their elegant stock Of jewelry.


Walking canes--parasOls at Craig a
-. .x,ssssss,--l. Palace.
up nc ssGttT& L. -.
Ire nshlonablo resort Tor ladies l.
Craig & McAlister's Trade Palace.
paris in Flames" the popular style in
silks can be found at Craig & McAliter's
Trade Palace.
Dolly Warden Robes, just receiyed in
the latest styles at Craig & McAlister's
Trade Palace.
If you want to seepretty ladies and Mr..
Ephraim james, 60 to Craig * MEALS
ter's Trade Palace.
A fac smile Of the original Dolly in all
styles at Craig Il McAlister's Trade
Palace.
Alaska diamonds at Craig * Meals
ters Trade Palace.
Handsome marsailles quilts for sale at
the Emporium of Fashion, McAlister q
Millcr's.
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FROM LANCASTER.
Died The weather pian,s -Tcmpcran

Dfcd-Ihe Weather Wants Temperance
-. L,Sc,srrH Ky, May isi,lssz
cor-,,p.ris-c Iai,rsor Jp-r7'
ptED.
On the ssth, ultimo, Robcrt Morgan Of con
sumption after a long Illness.
rHE wEAruER
The warm dry weather has afforded the far
mers an Opportunity 10 ct tcr e'rn planted.
Crops look well The promise is good for an
abundant wheat crop, \ gentle shower this
morning is ju., in time FOR setting out plants
aud ON friead O. ]. Salier has sold great
many.
rGASrs.
Mr.. Sslter has the mos, extensive beds rs
this section Of The Stale. His pllnt- are early
and Of the best variciie-, aud may always he
rclicd upon Formerly every family was I'M
der the necessity Of preparing a small plant
bed every ,pring, but rev We End it cheaper
10 buy than to rai-c then.
TEMPEEASCE.
A. the time approacho- fnr the ratification
or REJECTION Of the prohibitory liquor Law, the
excitement increases We do not remember TO
have known any excitement upon any social
question which equals that which now pre-
vail lii the subject Of discussion shercycr
one goes. The advocates Of the measure have
speakers canva-sing the county and speeches
an made every day n two or three different
piarc- in the county, and every night at the
court house. The opponents 81 the measure
also have speakers in the field, and the discus-
-iaa- are warm aud spirited is-t si-h' 80
/ discussion at the court house was quite inter
e.ting. W. o. Bradley Esl. for aud h, VI. Bur
. lett against the bill Y
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Fancy dress goWls at all prices at the
Trade Palace of Craig & McAlsier.
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ANNOuNCEM ENTS.


To the Voters Of Lincoln County.
YYAVING FILLED THE OFFICE OF
II. Sheriff Of this county during the past
term; and thanking the people ior their sup
port in elevatiug me 10 flat rtspon-ible posi-
ton; | now declare myself candidate for
c-elcction-assuring them that shail, a, all
tinics. be pcsdy to serve them faithfully in my
official capacity-if ELECTED.
tide W. q. SAUNDERS.
~ 2. EDMHTON AUTHORIZES Us TO
81 o announce him ~ a candidate for Sheriff
II Lincoln county at the next August election,
promising. il elected, to make the people u
Good officer. tide
WY ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
Nv nouncc Hon. J. W. MENZIES, Of
Pend a'on county candidate Tor Judge Of the
Court OF Appeals, in this Appellate District
WIZ ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w uouncc GEO. X, MCKEE, Of Garrard
county. a candidate for the nomination for
Appellate judge. in the I'd Appellate District,
before the convention 10 be held at Lexington,
on 20th May ts72. tide.
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Dunn & Owslcy keep always ON hand
n full stock of drugs and medicines.
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Consult your own interests and 60 to
McAlister d Miller's for Spring and
.ctunin,ar goods of every description.
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SPECIALS.

, -. - az. 81. ~. H. A..
,n'o , n'i'o" pm wv NY
--=-
sPECIAI.s.
pss- Ont oghe abundance n ". ssarf
Nc y,o,sb ,1,rt,,L ~ HathMh hs'-
no'' N h'm ww ta't ou.'"e''' va
g.. =. - = -, ,l,..ol c,-,...,
md j"''icia~ odr''ti-ng. ..t "
a.. ho T,,,Io po,a.o of Cra;c A
~ ~ ~
McAlister for style.
80.
soda fount, and invite both ladies and
gentlemen to call on them at any hour.
80, $3.50,
" n'" wv nun. "'''i ''''''o''"o'. s'O',
ana the latest styles tney 20 20 Nflig O
McAlistcr,s Trade Palace.
90 to w. II. Andorsans.
-
fancy goods. etc.. Is NcATister & Nil.
ler's
Fancy dress goaIs at all prices n, The
Trade Palace of Craig & McAlis,er.
-, "
Dunn a Owslpy keen alwnvs ON hand
n full stock of drucs and mcdicincs
49,
Inc pe't pio"-snoe IN america 'or
-----.-..-----
Black silk NANTES from five to forty
dollars atthe Emporium Of Fashion.
Mr. VIII Warren at the Trade Palace
Of Craig q McAlister has sold stacks of
those popular batl't aud linen sutings
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Alaska diamonds at Craig & Meals
ters Trade Palace.
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The best plow-shoe in America, Cor
sale at McAlister & Millcrs.
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Mr.. viii Warren at the Trade Palace
of Craig Il McAlister has sold stacks of
those popular batist aud linen suitings
and has vet a full stock.
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o.. LASCAsrTR, Ky, May isi, lss7
Cor-,lpdri,a-c Taier.ar Jr-17i
ptED.
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Black silk NANTES from five to forty
dollars at the Emporium Of Fashion.
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See those handsome linen dresses,
made and trimmed in The very best style,
for sale ut McAlster & Miller's.
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'he ahovcquoatons on bacon and other produce are
retail prices. small discount is made by merchants
FROM the above figures When taken IN exchange or
mcrrhandisr.
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Greatly reduced prices on jewelry at
Dun & Owsloy's.
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A few more of those popular English
diagonal suits for sale at McAlister d
Miller's.
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Genuine "Aerial" Quilts can BE- bought
at very low prices at the Emporium of
Fashion.
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OH how beauiifull--that "snow drop
trimming ut McAlister * Miller.
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Go to W. II. Andcr-on's for pic'srcs and
picture iramcS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-31
Stations.

4UOTBeu.
below high water of 1871.
Blank t......l indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary.
I0ficiail S. W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
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GENERAL MARKET.

APPLES-Steady at So 50g5 50. as to quail
ity.
BEEF Fresh forequarters, 31l@5c; hind, 7
aloe; mess, s13 "A Dbl.
BUTTER-Choice held at 3O@35c; fair to
prime. 20t22c; common, 12gl5c.
RAGGlNG-Ranges from l3@l41ac for light
N BE JAN Il at SOS 5Oa26 co a ton at the
leyee and 81 4O@l so d 100 lbs from store.
BACON-No clear sides or shoulders Ia mar
ket; sugar-cqred hams, l41z@l5c; breakfast
BEANS~Quiet: 50 5OG3 90 y busbel.
CHICKENs-Mixe and full grown. 81 75@
Is. Dressed, So 2594 IS q dozen.
CANDLES Firm. Light and full weight.
CHEESE and scarce; factory, $50
C0TT0N-SEED-DUll at s. q ton at the
levee.
COFFEE-Steady. Common Rio. 2O@Ac
fair to prime. s22923c; Laguyra, 22@25c; ia
GABBAGEs-Prices firm at s697 y crate.
kN-MEAL-Steady at So 1903 10 on tho
levee; in store, SO J0G3 70.
CRANBERRIES- Dull at sl0gl2 90 y Dbl.
CORh-Firm at 6S@70c fer yellow and
DRIED APPLES Quiet at 51z97c D NJ;
peaches 60t7e.
DUCKsNSsies at 81 OO@5 90 D do1. for
dressed. and live 90 50g3 40.
EGGS Dull ut 36@37c.
FL0UR-Firm and unchanged Low grades,
IS 5000 50 medium. 81 OO9S 50; family and
fancy. 80 00@ll 90.
GEEsE-steady at s7@s y dozen for dressed;
live, S6d8.
GUNNIEs- Second hand burlaps. Ice new.
HAY-Choice scarce at ssS@35; common to
to prime, s24@2S; Arkansas prairie. sl8. From
store, 81 55C9l 65 y 100 lbs.
KRAU1-Quiet at SO q Dbl.
LRM0NS-Steady at 81 50.
LIME-Firm at 81 509l 70.
LARD-Dull tierce refined. SZG8ilc; keg
do. s149s14c; pail. s'4@lOc, levee and store
prices.
LIVE STOCK-Beef cattle, choice, 5951<c;
medium to good, 29454c grossi hogs. 41z94s4;
sheep, firm, 5951ac.
M0LASSES-firm; good to choice Louisi-
ana, 58a65c
NAILS. Steady at IS 25@f rates.
0RANG ES-Aetive; freshLouisiana,sIl COG
l2 90 p Dbl.
ONI0Ns-steady at 50 5OaS rs. levee and
store.
OATS Firm at 45@46c for mixed and choice
TURKEYS-Firmer at sl5@2O q dozen for
live and lSG22e o Id for dressed.
PORK = Dry sailed clear sides, 63z@Tc;
clear rib. 6l2g6l4c; shoulders, 1890; hams,
9%@lOc; mess pork, sl4 50 y Dbl; hogs. 6@7c,
whole.
POTAT0ES-Firmcr: in shipping order, 81 50
az 90 in store, So 1903 Is
sUGAR-Firm We quote: coffee A. 1254c;
extra G. l2sl21sc; crushed and powdered, l4c;
new Louisiana white clarified, 121zc,
SALT-S2 1898 Is y Dbl, domestic and dairy.
TIES-Are firm; Sg8h the inside price for
lots Of not less than 500 bundles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-31
POLITICs TX THg TENTH WARD.
An Effort Made by the People
20 Rnrst she Pendergrast-smfih

In yesterdays LEDGER appeared let
ter from the Tenth ward, indorsing arti-
cles which appeared in the LEDGER adj
yocating the breaking up OF the Fender
grast-Smith ring. The best citizens Of
the Tenth ward have been complaining
as TO the total negligence'of their repre-
sentatives in the General Council when
the interests of the ward were in ques-
ton. The only exception TO this line
of policy was that pursued by Council
man Culligan, who did his best TO ad-
yarce the interests of his constituents,
but the ring" always controlled matters
to the great disgust of those who elected
them. The people Of the Tenth have
grown weary of this matter, and had
determined long since to get up ticket
irrespective Of party lines, and drive
from power the ring masters" The
ticket selected for this purpose is good
one, composed Of men who will attend
to the wants and interests OF their con-
stituents. 1t is as follows: For Alder
man, Patrick Cullegan; for Councilman,
Judge j. r. Bigelow and Thomas Ma
SON. for School Visitor, j. Q. Pierce.
As to Mr.. Cullegan we have referred to
above; he is an honest and independent
citizen, and will make a SPLEEN
did Alderman in place of Fender
grast, the present incumbent and
Grand Cyclops of the ring. Judge
Bigelow is well. known lawyer of abil.
ity. He presided for a time, on the
resignation of Judge Hunter, on the
Criminal Court bench. He is identified
with the best interests of the Tenth
ward, and will make a frst-class Coun-
Gilman. The other candidate, Thomas
Mason, is an intelligent and worthy col
ored man, who represents large num-
Der Of his people, citizens of the Tenth.
The candidate for School Visitor, Judge
j. o. Pierce, is one Of our leading law
yers and was Judge Of the Law Court
Of the city for time. The Independent
citizens of the Tenth ward have now
an opportunity to relieve themselves
from their burthens and TO replace in
competent men by men who will work
for the best interests of the ward. 1t Is
no trouble to burst the little ring; it is a
she'll, which when once broken through,
nothing remains within. Let Demo
Gratis, Republicans, Independents. white
and colored citizens, unite next Thurs
day and make one charge on the rings;
we. venture to say that the result will
be victory. Citizens of the, Tenth ward,
now is your time to settle your griev-
auces foreverl Don't vote split ticket
vote straight, and beware of indepen-
dent candidates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-31
Vote for Z. J. Tucker for Floater.
The FIosterlaI Contest.

1t seems to be almost the universal
wish Of the people of Shelby county to
do an act Of justice by giving to Fayette
county the Floaterial representative.
The people Of Fayette appreciate this
magnanimity on the part of the people
of Shelby. Mr.. K. J. Tucker, Of Somer-
vile, Fayette county, is candidate for
the Office, and is supported by the great
majority of the citizens of that county.
He will receive heavy vote in Memphis
from Democrats, Republicans and indie
pendents. Mr.. Tucker served his county
in the Legislature with distinguished
ability in the years 1862 1870, and 1871.
His election is a certainty over the very
clever gentlemen who are his opponents.
He will do all in his power while in the
Legislature to advance the best interests
not only of his immediate constituents
but of the whole people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-31

Noticing an opening, and being ad-
vised of the reduction in the Liverpool
rates, exporters filled up rather lively
yesterday. Nearly greater portion of
the 5000 bales sold. To-day's kilograms
report firm but unchanged market at
Liverpool, and irmer tone at New
York. The difficulty in shipping re-
tards business to a considerable extent,
but now that there is a prospect Of get
ting their cotton through by river, buy
ers are operating more extensively.
Sales to day we're 900 bales, at the rates
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-31
The Recent Fire.

We regret to announce to our sub
scribers and friends the total destruction
Of our printing Office on Christmas eve.
This event will necessarily cause post
pouement in the delivery of our Janu-
airy Reference Book. We have, how
ever, duplicated manuscripts Of the en-
tire work, in our numerous branches, so
that although the FIRE is a very great
calamity TO us, the delay in issuing the
book is the chief feature involved in it.
We shall Immediately commence the
work again, and respectfully ask the in
diligence of subscribers under these
calamitous circumstances. The prepar.
alton of new type, the press-work, com
position, and binding will, with every
exertion we can make, occupy time, but
we think we may safely promise that the
delay will not exceed two months at the
utmost, and in the meantime the de-
tailed information on our Office Records
1.-THE foundation for all the ratings in
the book is freely at the service OF
subscribers.
Dun, BARLOW & Co., New York.
r. G. DUN x Co., Memphis.
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MYSTERY.
Doeomposed Ren,aIns of an In FAM
FOand In the Navy Yard-Is IL a
Case of Infanticide "A Question
for the Coroner.

DocOmpOsed Remains of an In fan
FOund In the Navy Yard-Is 10 "a
Case of Infanticide "A Question
for the Coroner.
Yesterday afternoon workman en-
ployed in the Pamela oil works at the
navy yard was examining some old
pieces Of machinery and boilers that
were piled up in the yard, north of the
oil works, when he made discovery
that excited his surprise and horror.
Looking over into piece Of smoke stack
that stood on end, he saw the remains
Of q dead infant liz irightful state
Of decomposition. Several parties were
called and the old smoke-stack turned
over. The flesh had left the face and
upper portions Of the body. The chin
Of the infant was tied up with white
linen handkerchief, and the clothes en-
veloping the body were Of the finest
linen-cambric, trimmed with lace. To
those present the child appeared to have
been but few days old at the time of
its death, but it was evident it had beer
in the old smoke stack ten or fifteen days.
This morning detective Cranmer went
down to the hayward for the purpose of
investigating the matter, and if possible
discover some clue to the location Of the
heartless mother who had abandoned
her offspring so inhumanly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-31
Alderman forIhe sixth ward.

That wel-known and highly respected
citizen of the Sixth ward, Paul A. CT
Gala, is candidate for reelection as
Alderman. Mr.. Cicalla has made good
Alderman, he is thoroughly alive to and
is identified with the interests of the
city, and if elected will continue to pur-
sue steadily his straightforward, honest
course, voting for and supporting meas
ures that are calculated to advance the
prosperity Of the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-31
Vote for E. ]. Tucker for Floater.
The Letter Carriers.

On tomorrow New Years day. the
letter.carriers will make their tour OF
duty as usual. They will not have an
annual address to present, as was the
case few years ago. That has been
prohibited by orders from Washington.
But the people, whom they serve so well
and so faithfully, are not prohibited
from making such presents to them as
may be within their reach, and will
prove worthy their acceptance. The
order of the Postmaster. General does
not prohibit the carriers from receiving
their presents, as of old, if the public is
grateful enough to bestow them; it only
prohibits the asking of present, and
we now step in, in our Independent ca
pacity, and ask that the public shall
appreciate the honesty, fidelity and
faithfulness of the carriers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-31

Mr.. N. ]. Wiggin has been a member
of the Board of School Visitors for five
consecutive years from the Fifth ward,
and has made an excellent record. He
has discharged the important duties Of
the position with conscientious and IN
telligent fidelity. Having given uni
yersal satisfaction, he is induced to run
again, bat this time he finds himself in
the Fourth ward, by a change of lines,
vet is before most OF his old constitu-
ents. The ward could hardly be better
represented than by Mr.. Wiggiu.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-31

THOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT ON
& the southeast corner Vf DeSoto and web
ster streets. containing sh; rooms, WIN cis-
on the premises. OH