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STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN Up by a. G. Phillips in sni-a-Bsr
l. township, in Lafayette county, Missouri.
of the Peace of Sni-a-Bar township, county
and State aforesaid, on the 18th day OF July, ls,2,
one stray mare, described rs follows: 4 ches-
nut sorrrl mare, liS hands high. six years old
past; had on when taken up a brass bell, No. 3;
appraised ut thirty dollars by Sanford Phillips
and Vim. Phillips, who were by me duly sworn
according to law, TO appraise the same. Wit
ness my hand, this day and date above written.
uu7 DAN'LG. DO1Y, Justice Of the Peace.
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
~ mcniary upon the estate Of Nancy Bledsoe,
deceased, late of Lafayette county. have been
granted TO the Undersigned, Isaac n. Bledsoe,
by the Probate Court of Lafayette county, bear
ing date the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1872. All
persons having claims against said estate are
required TO exhibit them 10 me for allowances
within one year affer the date Of said letters,
or they msy be %preciuded from any benefit from
such estate, aud ii such claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date of the publica.
ton Of this notice. they will he forever barred
ISAAC y. BLEDSoE, Executor.
August It'll, 1872.
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Col. A. W. Doniphan, OF Ray coun.
~, positively refuses to become o
candidate for the Office Of either Con.
gressman or Governor.
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The Philadelphia Press says : sit
Is no longer . question whether Hart
rant will be beaten, but how OYER
whciming his defeat will be-"
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District of Columbia. Nov. 81.
The Presidential election will occur
in all the States on the fifth day of
November.
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Zen. L.. j. Eastin of Glaspo.x :.
prominently spoken Of as a ca,idig.,n
for i.ieutenant-Govcrnor.
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CIVR.

meeting of this club will he held at their
room. on saturday. August 10th. 1872. A
full attendance OF the members is earnestly
frIue>ihe. iy3I-2t
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rAaM ron =

ssoas Is ! n %f,- hemp farm. situated -
very, containing 2S0 acrcs sl In cuitI- nI
WALTON. well tnclosct and with con. "l
vSnicnt cross frnctng. The Improvement At
Al new, consisting Of . good and conysniens
a awsi,ings oasn, kc. Thers arv on the piscs ssy-
convenient 10 schooia, and ~ o. ~ - shns-
dnnk supply OF water, The Land o frssh, Al
surinx sas Few year. II has bssa IN cuiiivstioa.
".S FryaScca = too OF hemp 70 every two aervs,
aEnAS-SS,ooo cash, and Tho 6Sianos In ne
aI E n ments, With Ten per cent. Interest.
Fof iuu Information Apoly q this of1ce. NM
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MISSOURI FAIRS.

Below will be found a list of Mis-.
souri, Fairs in the order in which
tier nccur
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DIED.

In this city. August |, is7., infant daughter of
thomas and Anna Dickens.
In this County. July 81, 1872, BEVERLY
ELIAS. son of Thomas a. and Annie Ogden.
aged one year ana three weeks.
In this city, August Fad, 1872. MAHLON A
son 81 James III. and kIttie j. whiIsett, aged s
months.
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MARRIED,

In Holden: July I'D, by Rev. J. II, Lcas
Ar. d. >HotP TO Miss Lucy POWELL.
In Ray county, July 25d. 10y Rev. Il. y, T
Holiday, J. W. PINkERION 10 Mics LOUISA
Hctt SION, both of Ray county.
~ thc SAM place. sam. time, by same, Mr.
Mnti!i, osborn I" Miss Mary 4. McCUS-
TON, Of Ray county.
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POLITICAL SPEAKING.

zen James Shields, Gen. John 3
sia'k' IoH VIM. +. switzler, and
1iiton Davis, Esq, democratic can.
n'aa'es Tor congress in tie lI,h dis.
irief, composed Of The ..r,,,;...
Boone, Carroll, Howard. Inf.nao
Randolph, Ray and Saline. vi, y
dress the people as follows:
Rsys'ts. Howard soaa,y. H,pdsy. au,,.
ErfhsPgr.B A5n" rohnts, wsdHsGisg. IN, -.
.r!"Iatts. Bo2Hs cpg.iy, TksT~ias. anz 80
5phrtF. Eabd,IJit rDno'y, Frl1sT, A.x 9S
nsni.iiflr, Randolph 70 satgrda SUI io4h
Ass.ssii saline comfy, wotSr.iss $40 t,..
,sosTpizs hsi'b. cD'iGiy, TbarS,iay. inx. Istl
'l<syH, Hr~arf county, HAiprfas, aHT liza
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18th day OF August. 1872.
OUT!
N0TICE.

And see that honest, capable men are chosen az
public servants, rs the dearest interests of the
people are involved. 4. a. LESUECR,
Chairman Democratic Central Committee.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

The following items are CLEANED
from the catalogue of the Normal
School at kirksvllle, No.:
The new building, now nearly COM
plctrd, at a cost of about Slo5.0On ais
1870 feet III length aud 60 feet in width.
WIN Tour working stories. The
building Is claimed to be one of the
best Ill the country for school pur-
poses, and 1t will accommodate over
seven hundred students. Last winter
the Stale appropriated $50 900. to
complete and furnish the building.
This school for the education of
teachers, has been in operation five
years, and has been remarkably sue
ccssiul. In the Normal department
the attcndencc has been rs follows:
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A
Elections have been held this sum-
mel as follows:

ELECTIONS nave been held this sum.
mer as follows:
North Carolina, August l..
Kentucky, August S.
Montana Territory, August s.
Utah Territory, August 5.
The following States and Terrific.
ries will hold elections OH the days
New Mexico Terry, September 1.
California, September 2.
Vermont, September 8.
Maine, September 9.
Colorado Territory, September 10.
Dacota Territory, October $.
Indiana, October 8.
Iowa, October 8.
Nebraska, October 8.
Ohio, October 8.
PENNSYLVANIA, October 8.
South Carolina, October is.
West Virginia, October "a.
Alabama Nnromho,
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FOR PRESIDENT.
GREELEY,
OF NEW Iuiik.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
B. GRAFT BROWN,
OF Miss; Ill.
FOR GOVERNOR,
COL. NORMAN j. coLMAN.
OF sr. i"tI~.
q STATE TREASURER.
HARVEY W. SALMON, of Henry.
FOR CONGRESS. ELEVENTH DISTRICT
GEN. JOHN B. CLARK, of Howard.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
HON. ZACH. J. MITCHELL,
az LArAIEfTs ,uv>Ts.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
HON. WIN T. WOOD,
Oh LENIS,.TpN.
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In the Model School. the attend
ahce has been as large rs could be ac-
c0mInOdatcd.
The same faculty, with few changes,
have conducted the school from its
beginning.
The school is open from September
to July. students enter at any time.
Tuition is free. The incidental fee is
50 per term. Boarding is $3.50 per
week. and Self-boarding and club
boarding half as much.
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PICNIC AT PAGES GROVE.

A. A. LEsUEUR
Chairman Dem. Central Com
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rwo FOR SALE.
Two thoroughbred Durham Iul, c,I~.. .,r.a
~ ny aga Magrit, A. II. Is. ,.yoiumn q nag. IS
Of Airdri.,' o1 ms- OF Red Duchess, by Imp. DUKE,
Carioita Nv uI.y''' The other n rich roam, out Of
nsr ~, ~. " bell Duke, OF Airdrie, .Sys. win.
as = oi tne $500 prize NJ st. Louis I'M fsn ogisso.
- 'he oent short Horn Bull Of sny ar.' ~
RfLAND TOhIFITNTpU
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19
CHICAGO.

= CHICAGO, November 10. The horses cons
tinue 10 improve. The omnibus lines are rum
ming and the horse-cars on the South side are
making frequent trips. There are fears that
the fowls will be the next victims to the dis
ease.
The Board of Trade are about taking action
on the practice Of upder-billing in shipping
freight by cars BY which great frauds have
been carried on. A table is given showing
that for five hundred and sixty-eight cars
there we're under-billed l.6s4.5S2 pounds. on
an average Of 29GG pounds per car. Added 70
their report. the Committee will give letter
to the Michigan Central Railroad Company
from the representative of the Boston Com
mercial Exchange, which points out the fact
that large quantities Of grain pass over
their road free Of charge. and asserts thai an
average Of ten per cent. Of the cars are
freight charges. Mr.. Quincy Avernal, the
writer. says that the system Of under billing
il not confined to grain. but embraces ship
pers Of lumber, potatoes, dead hogs. etc. The
imposition played upon the railroads and
grain markets having been thus clearly re-
vealed, there can be no excuse for leaving the
Law in its present loose wording. M
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19
NEW YORK.

New YORK. November le.-Henry Stanley,
the discoyerer Of Livinsstone's whereabouts in
Africa, is expected to arrive to-day by the
Cunard Line. and will be received by tho New
York Geographical Society. ~
At meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday committee of ten was appointed to
take measures for the establishmentof board
of engineers with legal power TO take posses
sion of and blow up buildings during gem
eral conhagration. A project for providing the
city with facilities for obtaining sea water in
case of large IRE. when Croton water,
through freezing Of the pipes and other i'm
pediments. might not be easily accessible. is
now being discussed by the fire committee.
The custom house officials lately made some
heavy hauls of struggled goods. A lot of lace
shawls were being struggled over from Europe
by Henry w. Quicker. valued at ten thousand
dollars. but were captured and taken to the
Seizure Department Several small seizures
of diamonds have also been recently made
from registered letters in the New York post
office, and yesterday package Of uncut
stones. valued at thirty-one thousand dollars.
was captured in registered letter by the Dep
uty Collector. Should application be made
for the letter at the postofiee, the applicant
will be prosecuted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19
PersOnAl.

Mr.. P. T. Barnum arrived this morn
ing by the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, and is stopping at the Peabody
Hotel.
Dr. R. w. Creighton, one of our best
known physicians, has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, and has opened an
Office at No. 10 West Court street, where
he can be consulted by his clients, and
will be pleased TO see his friends.
Mr.. Joseph Trothschild, an old citi-
zen OF Memphis, died yesterday morning
at eight o'clock. Mr.. Trothschild came
to this city from Charlotte, N. c., seve-
raj years ago. aud since that time has
filed compositor's position in one or
the other Of the printing offices in the
city. he was buried by the Typograph-
ical Union this morning.
Mr.. T. S. Barbour, the well.known and
successful fruit azd grape raiser. has re-
turned from a trip Of two months among
the vineyards of Missouri. Illinois, and
along the lakes. He has learned many
points of business valuable in his line,
and now informs the public that he has
few barrels of wine-the pure grape
juice-for sale at the very low price OF
one dollar per gallon. The sample he
left at this Office to-day was pronounced
first quality Of new wine by number Of
experienced judges.
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severe weather an The NerthWsst

ST.. PAUL, Mrx., November 19.-The snow
storm that struck the southern and western
portions Of this State was more severe than
was supposed. Accounts from the northern
portion of the State show depth Of snow Of
from two to three feet. General Rosser and
an engineering party are showed in near
Cheyenne. and nothing has been heard from
them for ten days. relief party. with sup
plies, have gone out from Fargo. and will
force q passage through if possible. The
storm was but little, II any. less severe along
the line OF the st. Paul and Sioux City rail-
road, which has been closed to travel beyond
st. James since Tuesday last. On that day
the officers of the road started from Sioux City
for this city, and have been till to-day in
working their way through.
Sioux Cry, H.. November l9.-The Mis-
souri, river is frozen over in several places
above here, and practically closed. with enc or
two exceptions. This is the earliest closing Of
the river ever known. The total amount Of
freight transported to up-river posts during
the past season is 1850 tons. Nearly the
entire amount Of this freight reached this
point By rail from Chicago. Late arrivals Of
army officers from the frontier report the In
dams quiet, ands heavy fall Of snow in the
mountains.
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LATEST ,TELEGRAMS.
LHEar0Lx rREss AssoCf ALTON. VIA Q. p. 4 a.
rrtnexAfu coNylHr. W.
specials 90 sasa Ledger.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON November lp.-The President
In his annual message Win reeommend the
passage of bill by Congress removing all the
disabilities imposed by tho third section of
the fourteenth amendment. The excepted
classes now are all Senators and Representa-
tives of the Thirty. sixth and Thirty.sercnth
Congress. officers in the Judicial. military and
naval service of the united States. heads Of
departments. and foreign ministers of the
United States who participated in the rebel
lion.
Misunderstood that the vacant n,pjor gem
eralship has been virtually tcnderedt TO Gene
raj burnside. and declined by him on account
Of business interests. IL Is now Thought that
Quartermastsr General NJ G. Meiss will be
appointed. and General Rufus ingalls, will
take Meigs position. he being now the acting
Quartermaster.
The General Southern Claims Commission
is now engaged in preparing the annual re-
port to Congress. Since the last report they
have examined and will soon adjust several
thousand claims. tho majority of which are
for small amounts. Many questions of i'm
portance were discussed in the last report. and
the coming one will not. probably. be long or
contain many suggestions. IT is looked for
eagerly by claimants.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19

Miss Lou +. Hightower, daughter Of
the late DR.. R. R. Hightower Of vii.
hanson county, died at the residence OF
her grandfather, Robert c. Foster, Esq.
in Haywood county, October q, from
the effects Of milk she had drank, sup
posed to have been poisoned by some
thing the COW had eaten What adds to
the painful nature of this death Is that
she was to have been married on the
day she was buried; aud what was in-
tended for her bridal dress became
her burial dress.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MrurHls Taga4rs. -Mis Marietta iiHvel
made her first appearance Al the Memphis
Theater last evening, assuming the different
characters Of ''lIamet. Henri" and ma
thIlde.' in the wonderfully Frenchy play OF
the French Spy. Miss Rayel came before a
Memphis audience with the prestige OF great
name. Throughout this country kayel and
pantcmimo arc considered inseparable, and
although Miss Marietta was in point OF tact
an utter stranger in the city her reception was
certainly MISUNDERSTANDING. rs II did, that
her reputation had preceded her. The large
and fashionable audience that assembled to
witness the performance Of the pantomimie
artistic greeted her with round after round OF
applause from the lifting OF the act curtain
till the drop curtain fell. Her movements
were the very poetry of motion, and her style
so now and novel to Memphis theater-goers
that 1t took" immensely. The support rem
dered by Mr.. Book as "Mohammcd.' L. r..
Rand as DE Courcey," W. d. Shells as Ser
geant Dobourg," W. j. Hurley as "Achmet
Bey," and Harry Rainiorth as Tony" was
excellent. Mr.. Book was especially good in
his broadsword exercise with the French Spy.
while Harry Rainforth was amusing through
out. Tomorrow evening the Dumb Boy Of
Manchester and the Wizard Skiff will be pre-
sented, when the caste will include the popu-
lar soubrette and cantatrice Miss Kate May
hew.
GRAND OPERA HousE.-The long promised
and wished for play Of Kit. the Arkansas
Traveller. was put on the boards OF the Grand
Opera House last night for the hrst time with
new scenery and new appointments ana Is
likely to have q most suecessiui run TINS
week. The play IS highly sensational. on. Oh
that sort Of sensation that pieasss. Inc pct
has already bees synspsised In the LEDGER.
Mr.. Chanfrau's personauon Oh hst' tne
plain Arkansas farmer wasVery GOOD Daring
the accent. which was not altogether tnat OF
the hoosier farmer OF Arkansas. Two cnar-
acters more widely different than MT ana
Sam could not DC imasineo' ana u "ouiu
naturally seem dimcuit ior one man 10 play
both characters ana sometimes iast evening
in the preservation oil MI tnere was Ut
tie creeping out OF sam. however inc
play was admirably preseA'ea' anu ,enecteu
credit not cnly on tne actors na' On 'ne nAu
agement also, ior tue manner IN wnien y .~s
mounted. Mr.. Cnannrau was "eii suppv Nv
by Mr.. hairis, "r' Liis' ME- N,uuA' s.''
Saliie harrington anu o.nsr mempe.s =.
company Inc 'erfinc AinAnSss soo'l. p.oL
eomoa. was 'eriioi' eAS'',Is' "ne -,
down the house' anu al 'nlousu ,n' pa
there were scenes anu si,ua'ion' Wv
Inc piece Is won "oi'u seeAA'
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mo. coll
Attachment Notice.
In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Tenn.
Stanislaus Larnelle and
Henrietta Godfroid Larnelle,

Stanislaus Larnelle and
Henrietta Godfroid Larnelle,
We.
Mrs. Mary Z. Trigg.
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL WHICH
i Is duly sworn to in this cause that the de-
fendant, Mrs. Mary E. .TriEE. is justly in
debted 10 the complainants in the sum Of nine
teen hundred dollars in gold coin, with inter
est from October 3lst, 1889, due by judgment
recovered in the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Fifth Circuit and District Of
Louisiana, and that she is q nen-resident
Of the State Of Tennessee, and that for these
causes an attachment was sued out Of this
court against the property Of defendant, Mrs.
Mary X. Trigg, and the same was issueds and
has been returned by the Sheriff. duly levied
on the property of said defendant; il Is there
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master that she
make her appearance herein. at the court
house Of the Second Chancery Court In the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on or before
the first Monday in January. 1873, and
plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as TO her and set for hearing ex-
parte; and that n copy of this order be pub.
lished once q week. for four successive weeks,
in the PUBLIC LEDGE. This November is, 1872.
M. d. L. STEWART.
BY G. BELcHER. Dep'y Clerk and Master.
Randolph. Hammond Jordan solicitors
for complainants U-Ii-5O-so
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19

The Rev. Gilbert H. Robertson, for
merIy pastor of the Chestnut street
Presbyterian Church Of Louisville, was
formally deposed and excluded from the
church by the presbytery in that city
last Friday. The charges we're drunk
enness, lswdness and falsehsOd. The
trial created a. intense sensation in
Louisville for several days, but the result
was nsvsr for . moment doubtful
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19
Barnum's Lecture.

The public are respectfully invited to
attend free temperance lecture to be
delivered by the world-renowned P. T.
Barnum, at the Assembly Hall, Tuesday
evening. November 18th. From Mr..
Barnum's well known.character as a lee
turer, especially upon this his pet theme,
we assure those who may attend that
the entertainment will be alike entertain
ing, instructive and amusing. Gs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19

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 usual
figures, and we respectfully invite the
public to give Us call. nrrr
GoODWYS & Co.
At SCI Main st.. Memphis. Tenn.
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mo. 6ls. r. d.
Attachment Notice.
In the second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee.
Mrs. Elvira A. Crawford


vs..
The Manhattan Life Ins. Co. of N. York.
ITAPPEARIHG FROM THE ELL WHICH
/ Is sworn TO in this cause that the defendant,
The Manhattan Life Insurance Company, Is
Justly indebted TO the complainant in the snn
Of four theusand dollars. due By contract Of
life Insurance, and that said defendant is a
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee, and
that for these causes an attachment was sued
ont Of this Court against the property Of de-
fenaant, the said Manhattan Life Insurance
Company, and the same was issued, and has
been returned By the Sheriff. duly levied on
the property Of said defendant; Il i therefore
ord cred BY the Clerk and Master that the
said defendant make its appearance herein.
al the Courthouse Of the Second Chan
Gerry Court Of Shelby county. in the City Of
Memphis, Tenn. on or before the first Mon
day In January, 1873. and plead, answer or
demur TO compliments bill. or the SANE
will be taken for confessed As 10 il and set
for hearing ex parte; and that q copy Of this
order Be published once a week for four sue
cessiys weeks. IN the Memphis PUBLIc LEDeER.
Thia November -. 1877.
A eopy-Attest; ". d. J.. STEWART.
CLERK aud MISTER.
By BucFKH. Deputy CLERK and Master.
Randolph, Hammond 4 jordan, solieitorl tor
npiainant. ts-4-S|o
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CINCINNATI.

CIscISSArI. NoYembsr 70. I'm view Of the
prostration Of horse power. the undertakers
have arranged with the Cincinnati. Hamilton
& Dayton railroad to convey funerals to
Spring Grove Cemetery on special trains. At
several funerals among the poorer classes.
within the last few days. the coffin was con-
yeyed on mems shoulders. while the mourners
followed along on foot.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19
No. 1911
In Tue First Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn.
william F. waldran

vs..
Emma J. johnson ct al.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
4 this cause that the defendants, Emma +.
johnson, Hills w. johnson and Florence Z.
Waldran are residents Of the State of Louis-
lana, and non-residents Of the State OF
Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that
they make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse in the city of Memphis, Ten
nessee. on or before the first Monday in
January, 1878, and plead, answer or demur
for confessed as to them and set for hearing ex
parte; and that copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis PUBLIC LEDGER. This Noyem
Der IS, 1872.
Clerk and Master.
By z. B. McHEyRY, Dep. Clerk and Master.
Humss & Poston. solicitors for complainant.
68-74.8O-86
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Lantnra.

Mn. PIT Baruum vill deliver free
temperance lecture at the Assembly
Hall, Tuesday evening. November 10th,
under the auspices Of Natoma Temple
of Homer No. /. %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19

COUNTY SCRIP and Tennessee money
for sale in sums to suit taxpayers, at the
Mechanics and Tranders Bank, No. 9
Madison street. ..-r. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19

The Columbia Herald complains that
q host Of pick-pOckets are following Bar
nuns circus, aud playing havoc with
peoples pocket-books. So look out.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19

Doors aud shoes At extra low prices.
sold regardless Of coat, At The Southern
Palace. 1872 Main street sst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19

Office, 81 Charleston avenue-Wares
drug store; at night, at Hotel de Europe.
IA tt NFAM $40 y Nt M
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19
INSURANCE.

Fox solid gold jewelry go to the Jet
Palace. 66l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-19

TIE LATEST ARRIvIL.-J. Devote,
corner Third aud Adams streets, has
just received a large stock Of every kind
Of choice groceries, suitable to the sea
son. Just opened, fresh lot Of At
mores mince-meat 29t