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The New York herald., 1875-11-08
BELGIUM.

PROBABLE INCREASE IN THE SENATE.
BRUSSELS Nov. L 1878
The Belgian Chambers will assemble Tuesday II
Gs expected that the government Will submit
Increasing the number Of members Of the Senate and
Lower House in proportion TO the increase OF popua-
zion which has taken place.
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EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 7. 1877

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Z, 1875.
heavy earthquake shock is reported from San
Benito county this morning, preceded by a harsh,
rumbling noise. Tho direction Of vibration from
IN -aSt
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RUN OVER.

Kate Cronin, aged twenty four years. living at No 20
Macdougal street. was knocked down and by a
carriage at the corner OF Grand and Suffolk streets last
night and severely injured.
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PUSHED FROM A STREET CAR.

Joshua Gummersill, aged twcntysix years, living al
No 3o7 Mott street. pushed from tho platform OF
car No 49, OF the Third line last night tho
corner Of Thirty sixth street by the conductor Corne
lus Flynn with whom he had difficulty, and had his
arm broken by the fall He was taken TO Bellevue
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COAL CARS SMASHED.
HALIFAX, Nov. Z, /.

HALIFAX, NOV. z, 1919
coal train the Pictou branch of tho Intercolona
Railway last night broke coupling a down grade
and five thrown from the track and smashed
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TIE wrArHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature ioi the past twenty four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD budding
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DEATH OF POLLOCK.

David Pollock or High Bridge, died last night from
wounds caused by shooting himself in the head with
pistol on the 10Th ult
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ADAns-on Sunday, November 7, suddenly ELLKk
AsADAMs, wife OF William Adams, Jr.
Notice or funeral hereafter
EFoy Other Deaths See Ninh Pug&l
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HALE'S HONEY OF HoRRH0UND AND TAR Is "A
sure remedy for all lung and throat diseases
PIXIES ToorHAcHR DRoPs in mfnutc
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A-FOR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT on
extra quality 90 direct tho manufacturer, ESPEH-
SCHEID 1lS Nassau street.
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A IS HAT FOR 81 90 FINE HATS SPECIALITY
SILK HATS So, 80. worth S. 10 New Church street., up
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Average temperature yesterday. ay..,............ 431
Average temperature FOR corresponding date last
year Observation-Disclosures. 81 :
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ALL WHO WEAR GRADUATED CHEST AND
IrSc PRorTcroRs have health strength and vgor Thoy
covaS the rieh, spot Sold everywhere by mail 81 so
ISAAC AZ SINGER, Manufacturer, 6e4 broadway.
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AI.E-sUPERIoR AMERICAN ALE. SUPERIOR
a. imnorted for medical use onehaif the price,
JOHN J. STAFF, lis Chambers street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-09

s~fOrtane. aud the French Opera House is
closed for the present. Mr.. Brooks was
unable 70 make arrangements With the
French Opera Company to play a week
in Memphis. the open weeks at the
Memphis Theater not suiting their iu-
ture arrangements for engagements, as
they intend going to Mexico early in the
coming year.
Mrs. Bowers will appear in the follow
ing plays during the week: Monday and
Tuesday. MART. or the Estranged;"
Wednesday, School for Scandal"
Thursday, Lady Audley;" Friday,
Much Ado About Nothing" Saturday
matinee, MART" and Saturday night
peoples night. Lucretia Borgia will
be the attraction.
On the 24th Of January a grand spec
tscular drama, entitled the Ice Witch,
will be presented at the theater. 1t is
said to leave the Black Crook, Sea Of
Ice and other spectacular dramas far in
the shade, so far as scenery and general
effect ia concerned. A troupe Of fifty
ladies will appear in the piece, thereby
giving to the public a correct idea OF the
human form divine"
The Appeal man says: I'm a short
while a tunnel will be made under Main
street for the railroad line etc. This
is correct, as the old street railway is
rapidly sinking beneath the surface and
all over town it is rapidly becoming q
public nuisance. The General Council
should compel the company to repair
the streets, both inside and outside the
rails. in accOrdunte with the provisions
OF its charter.
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60 10 l.. SchiIlIng a. Bros,
cor. Jefferson and Third, for
nice dressed turkeys and all
kinds of fresh meats. SO
Malicious Prosecution.

10 yesterdays LEDGER was noticed
the trial Of a street car driver, on the
charge made by Superintendent Barrett,
that the driver had stolen three car tick
cts from the box of his car, said tickets
being valued at eighteen and three
fourths cents. This was a case of ma
licious prosecution clearly, and the
driver ought to sue the company for
damages. The only proof in the case
was the testimony of a man employed
by Superintendent Barrett as a detec-
tive. he swore that he saw the driver
take the three tickets out OF the box, but
no other person saw the act committed.
This detective had been a lamp cleaner
or general roustabout at the stables, and
on the driver being discharged be was
promoted to fill the vacancy. He no
doubt was also after the reward of fifty
dollars which is posted up in every street
car inviting citizens TO act as detectives
The prosecuted driver proved a good
character, something hat the prosecu-
tors might have some difficulty in doing,
and the jury rendered q verdict of not
guilty in a few minutes. The posting Of
a reward Of fifty dollars for the detection
and conviction Of drivers in the street
cars is an invitation to some worthless
chap to make the charge and swear that
be saw the driver steal tickets out of the
box. And how can a driver disprove the
charge, 20 person being present in the
car but himself and the perjured witness2
Mr.. Turner made an eloquent speech in
defense Of the driver yesterday aud
showed that the streetrailroad was owned
by three men, including Barrett, who,
il the charge was true, lost exactly six
and one.fourth cents each. Thejury be.
lieved that the company lost nothing
and discharged the prisoner, thereby
stamping the prosecution as false and
malicious.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-09

The Mckee Rankin Dramatic Com.
psny. o performing at the Greenlsw
Opera House, has signally failed to at.
tract public attention or patronage.
After witnessing the artistic and perfect
Acting Of the Kurdish Fifth Avenue
Combination in the Two Orphans the
public could not possibly stand a repeti-
ton Of the play by a secosdrate com.
psny. Destitute of such scenery and
properties necessary to produce the
play successfully or effectively, and
with a company not balanced or capa.
Bile Of properly presenting the roles, the
Rankin people made a fearful failure in
the Two Orphans. One or two of the
roles were fairly presented, but the re-
mainder we're below criticism. We
advise Mr.. Rankin 10 eliminate the
Two Orphans from his repertoire-st
least to do so in whatever cities the Fur
Dish Combination presented the play,
as comparisons will be made by the pub
lie of such cities and to his disadvantage.
The people of Memphis are critical 10
their tastes, and especially so in theatri-
cal matters. No management can utter
false musical notes or fool them with
second-rate performances. Having been
educated up to q high critical point, no
people in the United States discover dra-
matte failures so rapidly; and to this
point has it come 10 Memphis that moth.
ing but the best in music or the drama
will receive public recognition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-09

We we're informed to-day by Mr.. W. W,
Mcdowell, that he had received notice
both from Governor Porter aud the Hon.
Spencer 7. Baird, United States Fish
Commissioner, that we could procure at
least one hundred thousand young Cali
fornia salmon, to be placed in Wolf river
and other streams in West Tennessee, BY
paying the necessary expenses OF bring
ing them here and placing them in the
rivers. The amount required to do this
is about $3.50 for each City thousand.
These fish are considered equal to any
in America, and we should by all means
stock Wolf and Hatchie rivers with these
fine fish. Who will take the lead in the
matterS Every fisherman and all levers
Of fish should take an interest in the
matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-09

MEMPHIS THEArEE-The sale Of seata
for the engagement Of Mrs. Bowers next
week opened this morning. On Monday
night Mrs. Bowers will appear in a new
play entitled Marii, or The Estranged.
MART is a very interesting drama, and
while framed on the modern society
plan, both in its story and surroundings,
1t is free from the vicious ~inelinations
and immortality which too often degrade
modern dramas Of this class. 1t is a
story OF sorrow but rot of shame. II is
a story Of strong human passions, in
which the light and shade Of pathos and
humor are equally blended. The plot is
not dissimilar to that Of Mons. Alphonse.
MART is the wife Of an English merchant
by the name Of Mortimer, andthe mother
OF his only daughter Lille. Mr. Mortimer
is possessed Of a seemingly dear friend
In the person Of Sir Allen Darrell, an
English nobleman, who, although he has
long been on terms Of the closest init.
macy with the merchant, has never met
the wife. Now Marti, while yet a very
young girl, had married a scoundrel by
the name Of Edward Allen, who, shortly
after their marriage, deserted her, and
she heard nothing more from or of him
until. through his friends, she was in
formed Of his death. Imagine her as.
constituent, therefore, upon discovering
in the person OF Sir Allen Darrell, her
present husbands dearest friend, Edward
Allen, the man who had 30 cruelty
wronged her. A discovery by Mortimer
follows, then a separation, but at last
MART returns, tells the sad story of her
life and is forgiven.
GRAND CONCERT AND HoP.-Tho prc.
gramme for the grand concert, to be
given at Memphis Club Hall, this even
ing, for the benefit Of the Congrega-
ton Beth ell Emeth, is very attractive.
The entertainment will De a fac musical
treat, and should draw an audience lin
tied only by the capacity Of the hall.
After the concert there will be a hop-a
fact that those who are fond of dancing
should bear in mind. Admission, one
dollar to concert and bop.
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IeweIrx for the Hondaxn.

The we'll known house Of C. L. Byrd
4 Co., watchmskers and jewellers, No.
275 Main street, has received a fresh lot
Of beautiful jewelry goods, consisting Of
watch chains, charms, watches, dia.
monds, silverware, French clocks, ETC.,
suitable for holiday presents. In the
line Of ladies' jewelry, chains, charms,
wristlets, breastpins, rings, ETC., the Sc.
lection on exhibition is decidedly novel
and stylish, by far the prettiest that has
yet appeared for the season. The stock
of plated ware goods for table service
aud for the toilet is quite attractive, and
the articles are offered for sale at aston.
ishingly low prices. The elegant glass
goods, silver-mouuted for ornamental
uses as well as for practical uses, as
toilet or table ware, attract 40 little al
teutiou from the ladies. The articles
are of elegant design and excellent man.
ufscture, entirely new and well calcu-
lated to become fashionable. We advise
all citizens to visit this establishment
and examine the goods with a view to
making purchases.
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Grand Excursion December 18th, 20
New Orleans and RetuPn- GA 90.

On Friday, December 18th, a special
train, with sleepers attached, will leave
Columbus, Ky, for New Orleans via
Mobile and Ohio and New Orleans and
Mobile railroads. Tickets to Mobile or
New Orleans will be good to return on
any train or date until December 3lst
inclusive. Special arrangements have
been made with the hotels at New Or
leans and Mobile, with the theaters
pleasure steamers, etc at reduced rates
for the excursionist. Those who desire
it car extend their trip to Galveston via
Morgan's steamers, also at reduced rates
from New Orleans. For tickets and fur.
Their information apply to Tom B. Dunn,
NJ. and c. Ticket Office, 27S Main street,
Memphis. AZ
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HOME MANUFACTURERS

The citizens of this city can now give
a practical demonstration of their desire
and wish to help build up a home manu-
facture by ordering their shirts and fan
nels from BARCHUS d MAY,
1888 Main street, their business entire be.
ing carried on at their Factory in this
city, and is in every respect a home in
stitution. Best materials only are used,
and perfect Ct guaranteed in all cases.
AZ
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Rersonal.

Mrs. Lillian ROsell Messenger arrived
yesterday from Arkansas on her way to
Washington City, where she intends to
remain for the winter.
Colonel c. NJ, McGhee, the indefati.
gable Vice.Presideut and General Mana.
ger of the Memphis and Charleston rail
road and lines connecting Memphis and
Bristol, has returned to his headquarters
at the Peabody.
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IMPORTED.
Smokers of genuine Havana cigars
can find them at
Lees, cor. Main and Jefferson

THps. HANSON has removed his news
stand from GOT to 94t Beal street, where
can be found all the principal daily pa
pers and illustrated weekly and monthly
magazines and novels; also fancy sta
tioneiy and school books. III
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Amemp,ea outrnre nr Nerrne


Two negro boot.blacks, aged respect.
lively fourteen and fifteen, we're arrested
BY the police this morning on the charge
OF attempting to outrage a little white
child aged twelve years, daughter of the
widow Hirsch, residing at rs Causey
street, between Linden and Pontotoc.
The child was playing in the street, lei
the negro church, when one OF the young
rutians seized her and dragged her into
the church lot. Both then attempted to
outrage her person, when her cries at.
tracted the attention OF the neighbors.
and the young villains fed. This mora
ing the case was heard before the Re-
eorder, who fined the boys fifty dollars
each for an assault and battery and COM.
mitted them to jail to appear before him
at his Office on North Court street this
afternoon to answer the charge of at
tempting to commit a felony. These
young ruf6ans should be prosecuted to
the full extent Of the law, aud should be
sent to the penitentiary for a term of
years.
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The finest dressed turkeys
in the city ~ II. Heessel, Sr..
a. Sons, corner of Jefferson
and Second streets, 81
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Few Moro

Of those 5-inch SC cigars on hand. Don't
fail to give this cigar one trial at least
before they are all sold.
S3t FRANK & DEssAUER, 2O6 Main st.
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PEABoDY Billiard Hall, newly reatted,
tables in 6rst-class order. Call and see
for yourselves. sat
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FOR a fine Christmas or New Years
present, buy one of W. S. Rogers fine
Bibles. Address 24O Safarans
street. l05
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Mattresses

OF oil descriptions for sale or made tc
order by Martin Eycke, 81 Madison st.
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SCHOOL books, stationery and blank
books at Smiths book store, l54 Main
street. 59t
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LEMON, apple, mince and coaeonut
pies, besides an endless variety of small
cakes, fresh every day, at Floyd's, 1856
Main street. 62.t
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE.


DOR SALE-WHEELER & WILSON SEW
l. ing machine. Apply at Ill DeSoto street.
S4'lO9
L OR SALE-A CHEST OF FINE TOOLS,
L suitable for ship or carpenter work. In.
quire at Pamela Oil Works. S2.S7
/. OR SALE 200, OCO FENCE PICKETS AT
y ~ so per thousand. By
1874 WILLIAMS 4 CO., Lumber Dealers.
4 OR SALE-BEST IN THE WORLD HAIR
T RESTORATIVE, at the hair cutting es.
Enlistment Of MIKE Pk0VENZALE. 80
Jefferson street. $3.50
EOR sALE-NEW FORM OF TRUSTEES
Z DEEDS. just out for sale at Ledger Office.
LfOK SALE-LOTS ON LAUDERDALE,
T. Orleans. st. Paul and Carolina streets,
suitable for cheap residences.
IT Is6 z. ". SMITH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-09

Lows VloToRY," by B. L. Fargeou,
and twenty other novels at ten cents
each, at Mansford's. Sc
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-09

LAST chance tonight aud tomorrow
to get Grstrclass chromos and steel ea.
cravings at auction, at 1884 Main street.
Holiday gifts. Cd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-09

NouGAT CANDIES, chocolate, taGy and
cream drops, the best in the city, fresh
every day, at Bartee's, 1923 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-09

The LEDGER job Office, l3 Madison
street, is prepared to execute any kind
Of job printing in a neat and tasteful
manner and at as low rates as any other
establishment in the city. I
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Doors and shoes made to order, at
Kenneday & Rudd's, 1886 Main st. SAT
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GEr fruit trees and evergreeus from
ElmwoOd Nursery. Office 3i6 Main
street, Schwill's seed store. rs 100
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CRYSTAL Headlight Oil.
T5t F. ]. TURSBuIL, 2S4 Main st.
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For $3.50 you can buy ladies' kid side
lace box-toe shoes, at Kennedsy & Rudd's,
1886 Main street. sit
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If you want to pass a pleasant hour,
call at Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall. 33+
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PLAY billiards at COuvereS's, 81 South
Court street. 55.t
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FRESH oysters received daily per ex,
press by Victor d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson.
ST
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PAY ypur city tax for 1876, and save
four per cent. discount. SO
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GENTS box-toe boots made to order, at
Kenneday & Rudd's, for $l5. sat
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Gas PIpes

2SS Second St, opposite Court Square.
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BILLIARDS down to hard pan, 60 cents
per hour, at Conyerse's, 37S. Court st.
SIT
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PAY your city tax for 1875, and save
four per cent. discount. Sc
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LAST chance tonight and tomorrow
TO get irst-class cbromos and steel en-
craving at auction, at 269! Main street.
Holiday gifts. sc
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PAY your city tax for 1875, and save
four per cent. discount, Sc
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Fine porcelain brooches,
just received, will be rushed
of cheap at the Jet Palace.
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cORNHUsK CIGARETTES.
Full Perique),

fun Periquel,
A Novelty. H. Esch, sole agent, corner
Main and Adams and 27O Second street.
90 %
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An immense quantity of jet
and fancy goods just received
at the Jet Palace. 80
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Fish siuitu-e.

Pay your city tax for 1875, and save
four per cent. discount. sc
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FOUND.
LOST.

EoUND-A P0CKET-B00K WHICH THE
y owner can have by calling at 80 Monroe st
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LAMPS, chimneys, wicks, etc.
75t f. j. TURNBULL, 1874 Main st.
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HOLIDAY JUVENILE BOOKS

In great variety, at s4l Main street.
SAT A. F. Don 4 Co.
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Try Floyd's home made candies and
choice pastry, fresh every day. 236
Main street. CIT
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The expression, Everything Is lovely
and the goose hangs high" is q corrup.
ton Of the saying, Everything is lovely
and the goose honks high" The honk
is the note sounded by the wild goose in
its fights, and is about the only music
in which that graceful bird INDUCES,
The meaningless word hangs shorid
be Immediately eliminate from this
beautiful and popUlr description d the
situation.
NeY 0rleans boasts q policeman
named GArliek. He must DO good on q
scent.
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Stoves, tinware, etc.
15t F. ]. TURSRULL. 2S4 Main st.
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THE GREAT WINTER COMMODITY.
Sol CoLEMAN's
Big BOnaIfza Cigar. 5 for 25c.

Only depot Tor them is at 200 Main.
WATCH FOR The BIG INDIAN.
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FLOWERS, plants, trees at CRAIo's.
2of
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Go 90 I'D OrRver's Gallery for ane
photographs, cOr.M Main and Monroe.
II0
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r oST-ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
IL a lady's MOURNING BREAST-PIN
(onyx and gold. Supposed to have been lost
either on a Beal street car or on Mulberry
Tsrees, Oos"s ahsro pea rsro Ssrs Ell ana bs ra Maaa y nn
turned to Peoples Insurance Company, No. 16
Madison street. 1851
7 OSr-BUNCH OF FIVE KEYS. RE-
IL ward will be paid for their delivery TO $50
Poplar street. s5-e6
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Awnings, TarpRuIIA- and Dray
Covers
On hand or made to order on short no
tice, by Martin Eycke, 81 Madison street.
90
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& OR RENT OR LEAsE-lOe OR 1000 ACRES
I Of good land in northern part Of Fayetto
counts; we'll improved Apply to W. b..
DOUGLASS, Dancyville. Tenn. 9-56
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EOR RENT THREE SPLENDID SLEEP
c ING rooms over 7 and 9 Madison street
Apply to G.. D. CROCKETT.
ut 3l7h Main street.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

G0R RENT-D WELLINGS.- STORES,
r. Offices and sl~eeping-rooms. /. ID. COMA
WAY, Rental Agent. No. 5 Madison st. 134t
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FOR RENT

EOR RENT-RESIDENCE lt ADAMS ST.
Apply to JONES, BROWN q CO,
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TOR RENT-A SMALL COTTAGE, 81
= Marshall avenue. Inquire at G. A.
BEEHN'S Printing Office, $50 Main ut. 75t
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DOR RENT-NIOE FURNISHED ROOMS.
G with or without board, in a French fam
lily, 29l Third street. lit