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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-28
o. o. F..DIRECTORr.

odd FeIlows.:HaIl. corner Main and North
Court streets.
MzrpzIs LaoeE. No. 6-meets every Tues
dav. VIM. W. Humphrey. N. g.; Z, q.
Milton. v. g.; LIS. Burr, Secretary; T. r.
NJ c =, Lopez. No. 8-meets every Mon
d.y NIGHT. Ben Freiberg. n. g.; r. b.
Io1es- Y. ar. D. Frayser. R. s.; Themas
Bacon, P. s.: John Holt; Treasurer. NJ
scHrLLFR Lopez. No; l4O-meets every n ca ca
oesdav night. j. G. Schmidt. N. 6.i Henry
schiIling, y. O.; Chas. Borner, Secretary I;
Henry Harder, Treasurer.
BAYErR ToDGB, No. l47--neefs every rrlday
night. j. T. Lees, N. g.. J. J Ross v; ".
]. II. Shepherd. P. and r. s.; J. s. wilkins
Treasurer.
KScANPKEETe.
GAYoeo EEoAMPNEST, No. 9-meets on tho
lat and Sd Thursday nights Of each montn.
Dan'I Shloss. G. P; Charles NJ. Carroll. H..
p :. John L. Graf. S. W; John A. Holt. I. /;
Frank Underwood, ]. W.
an Thursday nights of each month. C.
Gross, @, p: Thos. l. Risk, II. P; Joe
NutTaII, &. W.; T. s. BINGHAM. Treasurer;
Wm. 81. Holman. j. W.; CIV Smith, Scribe.
DEGREE LODGE.
MRvPHls DEGREE LODGE No. 3-Meets first
Saturday OF each month. Y. NJ, Carroll, D.
Md. g. Trader. D. d. NJ; George ". i.
Crook. A. d. NJ; Thomas 5. bingham sec'y;
Chas. RchmC nd, Treas.
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LErKxsool- Ossrhsr =. i2sS F-2.-cCstca
eys=s 5zn and depressed. Us.Aa2s. I'D;
Orleans. Sassissa.
Sp.z.-Csssoa Is Ssll and dsT-sszs&- Ur-
lazss. I'D: Orleans. S,ssAi. SAlss. l1-eCc
balss. of ukish eal wsrs ser expo-s and sFes-
uiA1o=-
Tor a6iitionsl aai latest market It
pcrss, see third page,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FyIoE.
MKMPHrs. TENN. October %, 1874. J

MEMPHIS. TENN. October ~. lo'4.l
Business in financial circles this
morning was exceeding quiet, with
very little stir on Madison street.
Currency is in good supply, with money
easy and active. The banks are dis
counting all first class paper offering at
lO@l2 U cent. % annum; on the
streets money is in active demand at 20
% % cent. U month. Brokers are paying
lOs2@lO9t for gold and selling at ITO,
with light transactions. Exchange
continues easy and in fair supply; on
New York and Eastern points buying at
&c discount and selling at par; New Or
leans is quoted at ic discount; sight bills
on all points rule at &c discount. City
bonds, warrants and coupons continue
dull, with little doing in the market.
County and State warrants are quiet and
steady, with no transactions worthy of
note. Railroad stocks and foreign seeU-
rites are dull aud heavy, with few trans.
actions
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Attachment Notice.

j.. Algeo * Co. VS.. Furneman & Case, consist
ing of Isaac Furneman and John Case.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
L ing been sued out under section 3455 of the
Code of Tennessee, and returned by proper
officer, levied upon the property Of the de-
PENDANTS, and affidavit having been made
plaintiffs in the sum of $3.50 by account, and
that defendants are non-residents Of the State
Of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered that
the defendants make their personal APP
tice Of the Peace. on the 3Oth day of No
yember 1874. at II o'clock NJ, at No. 3l5
Second Street. Memphis, Tenn, and defend
said Attachment suit, within the time pre-
With expSrte and that COPY Of Sisp order be
published for four successive weeks in the
PUBLIC LEDGER.
This 23d day of October. 1874.
46-52-57-63 JOHN L ELLIOTT. j. P.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED'ASA DMINISTRA-
III trix of the estate of Louis Schnapel, de-
ceased, this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
me duly prohated as required by law, or they
will be barred; and all persons indebted are
ment Of the same.
MARY L. SCHNAPEL,
Administrators.
October 9, 1874. 34-40-46 81
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Attachment Notice.
S. Kaufman & Brother
VS.;

S. Kaufman & Brother)
VS..
john G. Myers.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
i ing been sued cut under section 1856 of the
Code of Tennessee, aud returned by Matt
the defendant, and affidavit having been made
that the defendant is justly indebted to the
plaintiffs in the sum Of S96 50 by account, and
that defendant is nonresident of the State
of Tennessee; il is therefore ordered that de-
PENDANT make bis personal appearance before
Il. W. Caldwell on the 18th day of November,
1874. at u m. and defend said attachment
suit, within the time prescribed by law, or
the same will be proceeded with ex parte; and
that a copy Of this order be published for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Ledger.
This 18th day of October 1874
37-43-49.b4 Il. W. CALDWELL, j. p.
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Attachment Notice.

Meriwether & Scales VS.. Reuben Roberts.
In THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
Cods 81
proper officer. levied upon the prop
erty of the defendant. and affidavit
having been made that the defendant is
justly indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum of
resident of the State of Tennessee. 1t is
therefore ordered that defendant make his
personal appearance before John I. Elliott,
Justice Of the Peace, on the oath day of No
3l5 Second street, in the city of Memphis.
Shelby county. Tenn, and defend said At
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law. or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte; and that copy of this order be pub
lished for four successive weeks in the PUBLIC
LEDGER.
This 22d day of October, 1874.
46-52-5s 63 JOHN I. ELLIOTT, J. p.
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Miscellaneous Journal

Our Commercial. News. Mis- l!aneeus and
Local departments will be kept up to the high
est standard of approved journalism. endeav-
oring to please all tastes and to
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InsOIvent Notice.

STATE OF TENNESSEE. SHELBY COUNTY,
OFFICE COUNTY COURT CLERK,
MEMPHIS, TENH,, October 9, 1874. }
To John S. Sullivan. Administrator:
HAVING SUGGESTED THE INsOL-
I'LL vency of the estate of p. Dewitt de-
ceased, you are hereby ordered to give notice,
by advertisement in some newspaper pub
lished within the said State, and also at tho
court house door of Shelby county. for all
persons having claims against said estate to
appear and file the same with tho Clerk of the
County Court, authenticated in the manner
prescribed by law. on or before the 9th day of
January, 1875; and any claim not filed on or
before said day, or before an appropriation OF
the funds Of said estate is made, shall be for
ever barred, both in law and equity.
Witness my hand. at office, this 9th day Of
October. 1874.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By HUGH B. CULLEN. ID. G.
In accordance with the above. 1 hereby
give the required notice. Respectfully,
JOHN S. SULLIVAN. Admir-,
S4-40-46-5l 252 Front street.
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liverpool. via New OrleAns. steamship. -
Liverpool, via New Orleans. sAil~--.--.-. -
Receipts Snd shipments 81 eNstoa sizes last
Friday evening At al United States rorts are
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DIVINITY DOTS


FirS; lc<Sun il hi>sin=-thc gcnl'cm IN
>iou!l be = little the iJIicS:. lie should have
= Clean face, 4 kind rye, and : mouth full Of
expression in>:c.'i Of tobacco.
Two Young la:ics meet on the street ;ittcra
:ear;u; >cpara;on-"W-h-y y-n-u OLE! S-:i-S-
,!-i-I-c! Is tI.a: "ou|' is the way onr :a;r
one >autc,l anDtIIc: one on H. <'rcc;, recent
", and the ansc' in bu>:!c aHL high hc"i>
meehiv and p"r;jcaIly responded: "l"a bet!
I'm yoar ka;trtIid every iiint!'
Ata certain depot, The other evening, IN
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Seeing is Believing.

Ii in this liberal age there are persons 70
be found who alc 50 blinded by prejudice u
no. 10 believe that mcdiratcd StiInulari is
an icra "i immcuSe Importance in the c3t:l-
Iu2ur Of humAn remedies. wc should like
thcu ~ witness ;hc wonderful effect, which
i!oStct;cr'S Stomach Bi,terS are row proGuc-
iEs L i over ;he country in cases Of intermit-
tca: fever, rheumatism, billions iSO:lcrS,
dyspepsia, nervous complaints. constitution
al debility, mcn:al depression and premature
decay. To be sue ;hrSc effects are nothing
calc< aavc been before III: people for more
tIaii twenty-five Years. and in every year Of
the twenty-five lis popularity HAS increased
and X sales iI".c become ia"gcg. Yet t:.crc
are no dOuh: "Ian" thousands O.! Intelligent
cit!ZcnS who Awe Ecyrr haG au opportunity
of observing t:lr themselves the surpri. ing
changes which This UHcQua!ci lOiic and al
lcTa:ivc produces IN systems which Scrul to
be hop"!v$S!y broken. AMI in cases ui disease
which are tot aIncn"h. 70 ordinary rcmc-
dies. HfOh;:biv many Of these regard the
statement. made III relation 70 the sanitary
properties OF The Bi.cr> with some degree Of
incrc:!H!ry. Would That ail such skeptic>
could see wiiE their own eyes what the
medicine i doing for the SICK al:d tetb!c
everywhere, what Il staff of lite it is proving
10 TIE :g';l and ;'fi:,n, what help in time
of trouble 20 feeble women suffering from
The co:Epia;nrs and I:>ahiii:ie, peculiar 10
'hc SIX, what 4 protection 10 health and life
III ra:iiaIiD us districts, what i ran:cca for all
'amgunr Or dci:e>>io!, what i specific Cor all
diseases in whici: the system rcGuiicS 20 Dc
viIaliZcd ard sustained. Ofall $:imulau,S it
i :he purcI al: >:::'>t, o' aIi ;onicS the
most gcuia!. effective and agreeable, Of all
alternatives the !ca>; vi"lrlil ard thv mcst GER
tain in lis beneficial results.
June 3, 22-!m
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interviewing Il GhinalnaM.

We asked him if he didn't want
! some advertising done. He stopped
work long cuough to say that he
charged dollar dozen, without
ironing. We explained that it wasn't
washing NC wanted: but advertising.
We told him how much hi. business
would be increased, how he'd be richer
than the king Of the Sandwich islands
in six mcnths if he'd only advertise.
This seemed TO be clear to him, and
his face bri9htcncd up as he said
.sDuSjncs$ belly slow; nobody got no
money! We calmly took cut paper
at that. We carefully explained to
him all about fifteen cents Il line-onc
Of these things clear across here cv-
cry time the paper Was printed. The
reople, we told him, would read this
aud then come to him for washing.
He took deep interest in the whole
story: ard paid marked attention to
our few remarks.
"IIou see, Mr.. Hong Lee We said,
thinking he WAS getting along first
rate in hrgii<G, this is a paper-thiS
l.ere" Quitting finger tn it.) When
people read they rush ftanlieally TO
everybody whose name they see III
the papcr DO YOU understand -
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'EI,e Sin that Ruins.

The l,vc e strouo drink u,.rval,s
III i,.., IVA
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P''"''''aS '">'c i even "''c'e see'' -
ITS effects. Even "o'E'" are "1d'ctct'
to it. and fall victims. In large cities
tie evil is fearful, and til, as cummon
.i,.r. - 50, ;,,+,y;c,t.d w,,,., -. T.
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are hot cursed with Il sioht 50 humil-
;:t;,., ~, r.vol,;nv rs = drunken wo-
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says:
''Thc recent statistics Of drunken
hess among women IN New York is
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It il Not Generally KNOWN

hat the Si,ccfcSt GL::I5!c route E2;w cen
the $oTiI :i.l G:u:GI West is through S..
louis. over Tic st. LnniS. kaaSas City and
Northern Short Line. THIS road has gained
surprising importance hy !c.:>nn Of immense
expenditures in The ;I>t iwU Years. Of over
two million 'o!i:.I>. besides earnings, in n-
rroyrmcntS Of roadway. IN reayin% ihcr
line with best gu lilly Of new steel aad iron
rails, on bro I'd ncw :cS. :;nd substituting
for ordinary c:ir$, nc% reclining chair coach
cS, elegantly c..rpc:c and .i;;cl, w;ih dress
ing rooms with t0ilet conYcDicnce> for Ia.
dies, gentlemen ana! families travelling with
children, w;ihcut :nv extra charge. THIS
line runs six fast Express tr.I;3S brtWCcH Tie
Ni>Si>>;p,.i ana 3l;!>Cnri Eivegs. Two more
,nan any Uihcr road, and connects with all
the great I.rnl Grant Roads in the West,
and has adopted nil mNicra Appliances ior
comfort, speed AMI safeguards against acci-
dents ,iucitli;Tg night and LAY watchmcn, who
iH>Ecc; III" road before and after the passage
oi' c.ch :rI:! 20 see ;liL; cTt!ytinG is III or
der. w. rrrnmmc:ul those contemplating ?
trip Yves; to take The s.. l.oli$, kanSaS Cilv
ani NprIc.n Short Line. it hcing ,hc only
ii"2 fnn..m. through cars betwecu - Louis
a;I;! ON !!a, n"d 80: tic!iri> over il:> excel:
lent line We rc:"r or caLcrS 70 any t;ckes
agent selling through ticket! = the West. For
map, c;vc!!un; "uG' Sine tables address
e:;!cr !. :. Mccarthy, Cincinnati, O.; or p.
5. G:oat, s.. Louis, No, either Of whom
will furnish any Information desired. Att
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4 New i1i@IGe.

tmc feature ol the temperance rcVl.
val is NEST c":nmirNdablc. lii certain:
places 4 pledge is ROW circulating
.mcn@yonnc u:cnby which the s!gner>
bind themselves to refrain FROM ask
Ing other mcu TO drink. There is
uo,ii:g that is more absurd, in itsel:
c"n:iIrreI, than the theory that i
,i:an is under obligations to pay for
the drinks consumed by his friends.
No man thiuks Of asking friend out
to take social pair of boots or a
friendly barrel of -four, and yet he is
regarded as committing breach Of
etiquette if he ventures to drink with
|ut asking friend To drink with him.
No rtan would feel otherwise than in
suited if Az acquaintance asked him
70 ACCEPT a friendly fifteen cent stamp,
aud Vet he feels himself insultcd if he
is not asked to drink fittccu ccut$'
worth Of ardent spirits. The exceed
Ing folly 81 the customs is equ"'cI only
By the evil influence which it exert<.
Many a Man is forced to drink by one
-s.t~ Z s::..se9tF q aeqHaintan"es when he
is not in the least thirsty. and he is
thus ii turn compelled to invite them
10 drink 4 second tine with him to
the detriment not only Of his purse
but of his health. 1t is not too much
to say that at least oue-half Of the ar
dent spirits consumed in New York
City is drunk by Elen who Dc not
want it, but who are compelled by 4
stupid and senselcss custom both 70
drink when invited to DO So and to in
vitc others to drink with them who
had much rather not do anything Of
the kind.
The pledge against 'treatiug" ought
to produce good results. 1t commendS
Itself to al! sensible men, aud the fact
Of having 81 gned it gives them q suhi-
cient excuse for ccasiug to observe a
prepos:erouS custom. The new pledge
ought to be vigorously circulated. and
the more si@ners that can be obtained
for it the more hope there will be Of
putting an end to the folly Of social
tippling.
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FOR THE HERALD
tO:r,im America.

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: correspondent Of the New York
Sun. speaking % H.: & .'ohus River
in Florida, says that the actum ,o..,>22c
Il this mysterious and beautiful stream
has ucver been discovered. Its cur
re,t i sluggish, and It's waters are as
yellow - ;i;!aoricc juice. Living
islands Of vegetable sn.tt~r: sn,t.i: frat ta:Hat upon
its boSyln, driven hither and tmthc.
by every change Of the wind, and
:ere- # drifting troth dance upon It's
broad Scrt.4;u. Vie river is L chaln
of lovely lakes. intrr~o4.. ~ 2 net
work Of wonderful marshes aud lagooh<:
Il is said to be the only river i'll the
United States that rises in the South
aud ru,~ all4H" North. lis channel is
more tortuouS tia" s.e4:if o: the Mis-
si>>!pp!. Its lakes and Swamp= Ate
the Aomcs Of birds of royal plumagc
aul inliaeuse aiiigatorS. snakes and
tAr:scs syn themselves upon its reedy
banks.
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Two THOUSAND PiEcEs nr City
Property C0NPlscATED.-It is 4
startling fact that during ;ae present
week more than Two Thousand pieces
Of real estate il the City # Charles
zen have been forfeited 70 the State
gor nv,-raymcn; Of State and equity
taxes. The uwac,e Hf the property
were unable to pay the taxso, ...;. ih::
property Was offered for sale wit thCut
ds:>line bidders VIII" Were will. 9 t"
to pr1St Iy tic mjSsortun"s Of their
nei!ilbors, aid aeeeyt Lily tides which
will most likely prove worthless. l. Is
believed that the State hi: no p"wer
to sell real estate for taxes except On
tn: particular days prescribed by law,
and thar. ,l3iretorc, any sale ot, real
estate for the taxes -: any year
preceding the present Year Is a'.,
s2!t4ely void. The property for
feitcd TO iii. State. or sold, can be
redeemed within nino:y days; llt
very few Of the persons who are rna'
bic to pay now will be any better off
three months hence: and the fact,
w.De!!:: we repeat: that more than TWO
Thousand p,c~1S Of real estate. i'll
Charleston alone, have aecl: $eized BY
tie State frr delinquent taxes, s'+"ws
tbs terrible pass to which Radical
n.i>rule, fr.',,l and extravaganza haze
brvu=h: the people IF this State.
TNcrs 4. Courier.
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sIWrl.SeN.

On tie evening Of tie 2G.: ult., Ly Rev.
David Derrick. at the residence oi the Bride 5
mother. in tic city o! Columbia. Mr.. joan
j JoY and Miss lEESE l. BEARD. 40 cards
Br:;ic'S favor received. The happy Young
couple will accep; Cur cong:a:u' a:inaS, with
5"$t wishes for future happiness.
Ar the 'csi,!rac. of Mrs Long, on Tuesday,
May 26th 1871 By E.:Y. ". d. Rice, Mr.. W.
Ii. FAEEuw, Of LaIrcnS, 5. c., and Mrs. 5.
I. McLEE>. o! Ncwb'rry, :. c.
The Leurcii>vi!l2 Herald please copy.
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:.Flom several prominent farmers: in
H., city during the past ia& days, We
:::s glad 20 lcarn: says the Grc>nvi!::
Rcpujjt<u}', "that the wheat crop is
pro.uisins-particularly il the mcul-
tain portion Of the county-where the
r!an Of early sowing ia the fall. and
nI.or virgin soil. has been successfully
adopted Tor the last few years. The
:;rva Sown is, however, entirely 100
>:nall, as uo,hing viii contribute more
80 the prosperity of OUT Pieduont belt
than increased culture OF tais cereal,
which is easily produced and always
rtnuncrative in price; besides being
more conducive to health tliaS the
.a.s!>2.: articles OF con,non use aS ali
.nri.ss, which gives coarSeneSs both 10
~, ysic~i AID intellectual Development. :
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;'ciLDees' +sp CONTRACTORS SPECIAL
Norice.-YoRr var:s j3 the Bu;ldins Ma
;eslai Line. ;;:e!adigg sa>Hcs, i}!ina<, Doors.
Na-iware, Maa;cl Pieces, White P:Ee; Val
HI; AMI Fancy Lumt,6s<. Flooring BoasGs,
&C.. will be furn,hed the cocnihg seasa9 ~
;:.c Great and O!d Established Buildets'S
Emporium. ar very advantageous prices, and
2 warrant given on AL WORK properly used.
a,;,et- gre also agents FOR Asbestos Roofing
Felt. The i-la:eri4t constitutes one Of unusual
:y sSi: uga aasH e d5as IT. 2 s ns sa5s pre- s
t:::t ~ ,h2Se who desire = Garahic. aasil,'
anul.ee, @r:ess=a;:Seiy' Inexpensive and safe
,oohng, ~ ;-;"e PIC 'iis:aHs ire proof: Send
!or price lis, and ci,c..'.
/ H: HALL & Co.. Charleston, s. ~:
May i iS-lm.
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PETERSON MiGAZ Sl: for July is already
on our ,aL;c, anl Is ncIu;ifu! and fresh is
the roses # Su.niner. Il has Il graphic steel
engraving. entitled "!A" ror:. TronScrS.' 4
superb, ,:nuJ!t-. izci, I.!>!! Gla:c: at'2Ct
G:f;r u:hr:: :.','G<:;;G:.>, j; i..C >..;c Z. whCd
.i,;::N:nc-. a;it >U:l:2 OF thr ticSt original
novelties an stories The price is only
lwr .ln.i:> yc;,:. and :" Gibbs il Is chrHpc:
SILL viz. i cTp."S for $50, OF i copies for
$500, and AZ * =: cb?T gratis - TIE person
"cttiug up The c;uN. For larger clubs the
Inducements are crrn grc.t;cr. Il prcininm en-
g-s"iug being given, in addition AN extra
cow III ,Lnri. better tla" t!."Sc o:fcrci ~
~. 3i:.: t., an,.:.!H2. egclI;.c::" ~ sex:
.:at:- i; v! iiic:. f4r. &c persons wishing tU
get up ciu')$. .ii;lic,S Charles j Peterson,
3Dt Chc<tnu; Street, Philadelphia, PI.
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Southern MUSICAL Journal If an

SOUTHERN MUSICAL JoUENAL--lf any Of
our ie4,i"..: >.:""d desire 10 becom" >uh>cri-
bcrS 70 i liFSl:c!:;>& Etsi4.l :c:"i'',s!c:!. we
woull most heartily colhmend' The uo'rv
named monthly 20 their notice with trtil
faith that they will rot be disappointed either
in its musical or literary contents. In the
;tay .::.,..:.S,h,er we tnd charming lizzie bal
t$d. "b.iisy 4FG - ~ ~! Ford composer OF
Waitz,' and "DonEic's Nalt-." beth by r.
Mack. very easy and just ri Sht 70: the liE!e
Est77l;rs. Eish: pages o! good niu>ic, Ee>i4g:
Only :. 50 4 FeayzY;;;:l g p.em;a:n ya'ned
g: ST 50 SgceiTeq Soa:s:: Win is: !2F rEee-
cd free Of charge. by ADDRESS; SIG tie p4Sijs4.
cr$. Ludien \ B.;e>, Savannah, Ga.
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THE CrrIzrvs' SAVINGS BANK.

THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Wc are am;h"rirafirrly Informed that
Il dividend ui' twenty-five p2s cent. > III
be distributed to the dcpoS!tcr$ Ut the
Citizens Savings Bank vi aud after
June -. This is an cxccllcnt Begin
nttiis, aud yarran:4 :I;2 |oHe that fur
ther Dividends. Of considerable amount:
will speedily be declared. In the
meanwhile the paying our, next month,
Of more than Sl1O:UoU to the deposit
ors who are scattered throughout the
State, will Ycli";c many persons whose
nee: since the 81. pension Of the b*us,
has been exceedingly Grea}.
1It!rS md Courier.