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VNTANTED-SITUA ATION-By druggist Of
wv over ten years. experit nee in the retail
drug business, a position in a wholesale drug
store or to travel for same; best Of references
furnished. Address, for one week, GEO. w.
LAMB, Aurora, Ind. se28-4t
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AWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jyl5-tf
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LNOR RENT-HOUSE-A brick house. with
IT five rooms and store room, suitable for
grocery, bakery. cigar store or coffee e-house, on
Che southwest corner Of Hopkins and Bay
miller streets. Inquire OF Geo. w. Germany,
Ninth and Central avenue. 1t
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TOR SALE-LAND.-5 acres prairie land;
C good spring on same; in thlcKly -settled
heighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa.. near
county seat Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W." this office.
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VTTANTED-FOUR ROOMS-Unfurnished
w by small family without children. Ad-
lress r. o. Box 21gO. se2S-3t
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LOST.
wANTHD-.-sIT

TNANTED-SITUAT ATION--In small fam
w lily, for general housework. Call on or
address 585 Front street. se29-2t*
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LOR SALE E--ENGINE--A4 4-horse power en-
il gine and boiler, in good order; will be sold
cheap. Can pc seen at 40 W alnut st. se2S-2t
TsOR SALE--BASKEr PHAETON-Har-
i ness and very gentle pony, very cheap.
Box Qla se2S-8t
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WANTED-s1TUAT ALTON by two girls ex-
wv .perienced cook and upstairs girls, In
the city or country. Apply at No. 13g Mound
street, between Court and Richmond. se2S-3t
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-In Covington, double brick Of
l. u rooms, In good order, SO2 and S04 Craig
street, opposite Eighth street. w. G. CHAM
BERLIN, this office. se2S- -l2t*
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T,0R SALE RAILROAD TICKETS =
IL Bought Sold and Exchanged. HOW s
TO-, 80 West Third street. Jyl6-tf
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VKTANTED-SITUA ATION-On wood work
w ing machinery; have had five years ex-
perience at frizzer saw and planer Good
references. Address q. e., 4S6 Central avenue.
seS1-3t*
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FOR SALE.

E!OR SALE-OLD PAPERS-2,0OO old pa
T. pers, in hundred packages. at this OIL ce.
se29-tf
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agents AND CANvASsERS
w Everywhere 10 sell the Pocket Burglar
Alarm. Attaches to any door or window. Sells
~ sight. Sample sent anywhere on receipt OF
one dollar. Big discounts to agents. A Cen
eral Agent wanted In the metropolis Of each
State. Address j. T. USTICK, Canton, D.
ise2S-3t1
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-29

EOR SALE-AWNING, &c.-Iron awning
I frame, 18 feet wide, with awning, nearly
Sew. Also, counter and show cases. Call be-
fore Tomorrow evening at sOs Central avenue
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T>OR sALE-BUSINEss-On good notion
II wagon, horses and route for sale very
cheap. Address G. G. LEITz, New Richmond,
Ohio. se6-tf
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ENOR SALE CARRIAGES - New and sec
c ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
EaA at 10 and u West Seventh street, GEO. Y.
MILLER & SONS. sep1-tf
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Ned O'Baldwin died this morning
His murderer is still at large.
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VNTANTED-TO BUY-Standlng or side
Wv wall showcase, from to feet high,
with or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad
dress q. b. H., this office. aul0-tf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
A GRIEVANCE.


We hope that the management OF the
Memphis and Charleston railroad will
consider the complaints of the people OF
Somerville and vicinity in regard to the
freight and passenger tariffs between
that point and Memphis. Before the
war cotton was carried at the low rate OF
eighty cents per bale. After the war the
charge was advanced TO one dollar and
sixty cents per bale. and here recently 1t
has been advanced TO two dollars per
bale. This is not only detrimental TO
Somerville, but in the end will lose to
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
much Of the business which BY great
effort on.the part Of the merchants has
been concentrated there. Much Of the
cotton shipped over this branch road to
Memphis has been hauled many miles
and in some instances from points nearer
the Louisville railroad than Somerville.
But the people will not and cannot stand
this. They will either haul their cotton
10 the other road or all the way to Mem
phis. This puts them to an i%nconveDi
ence and is certainly no advantage to the
railroad, which loses the business. Pas
senger tariffs are also very high, but
upon this we will not enlarge at the
present. The people think they are not
treated fairly and are becoming preju-
diced to such an extent that ii will not do
either side any good. Indeed. We see
no good that can come out OF it. unless
the people should declare, in their indig'
nation, that they will contribute their
proportion toward building the Mem
phis aud Knoxville narrow gauge
railroad from this city TO Boil
var. If this is to be one of the
results, then the higher the tariffs
the better. Should this road ever be
built, the Memphis aud Charleston
branch to Moscow will be to let cheap OIL
torn up for other uses. For the present
however, we hope the enterprising mer
chants of Somerville will not lose the
fruits of their persistent efforts to built
up g cotton trade ct that point.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
Nav YarE LENA.

NEw YoRE, October l9.-About thirty
FIVE thousand dollars worth Of lace, silk
aud velvet trimmings, jet goods, beads,
ETC., recently imported from England,
but undervalued in invoices presented to
the oustom-house officials, we're seized
yesterday in the free storehouse and at
the store Of one Livingston, in Broome
street. The capture of the original in;
voices led to the discovery Of the al
tempt 70 defraud the revenue.
10 q. Cuthbert & Co, whisky recli.
iiers al Burling Slip, suspended yester-
day, AID msde an assignment Of their
property. Liabilities about $3.50. 900.
The annual meeting Of the Gold Elk
change took place yesterday. The treas
urer's report showed a balance on hand
of $l26. 900. The new board Of officers
will be made known to-day.
Early this morning James Crowley, OF
No. II Second street, Brooklyn, was
killed by a fall in the street. Two men
have been arrested on suspicion OF
knowing who knocked Crowley down.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
WASTED to buy, three silver-uonnled
showcases. Apply at 269 Main street,

There is a steady influx back 10 Al
saee-Lorraine OF young men who had
migrated in order to avoid military duty.
In u district alone, 2abern (Saverne)
tbirty-one have returned since the begiL.-
ming Of August. aud have intimated their
readiness to perform their military obi
cations. Twenty.fonr Of them came
from France and seven from America.
The presence for the first time Of Alsa.
tians at the recent Catholic Congress, at
Freiburg, is another indication that re-
union with France is regarded as a re.
mote, # not q prOblemalcal, event.
Mr.. TaIley, an English solicitor, was
tried in London on September 10Th, on
an indictment for endeavoring to dis
sasde a person who had been hound oyer
70 prosecute Icom fulfilling an engage.
ment. He defended himself in an irrel.
eyant manner, aud was convicted and
sentenced to a years imprisonment.
Some doubt is expressed az to the con.
gietlon being 5000 10 point Of Law, Cor
although compromising a felony Is, Of
course, an oaense, il is not SO clear that
RttemptiEg IA compound a felony Is
criminal as tbs law now stands.
The Dublin correspondent Of the Lon.
don Times, writing on the Goth inst
says "A pleasure yacht, 10 which Lord
Crichton. NJ. p, aud other persons, who
are v~isiters at Crom Castle, we're sailing,
was upset in q squall on Thursday in
view Of the castle, and the whole party
mad . narrow sgcape from drowning.
Lord Ennis yacht, Which was near, waa
puable 20 render any assiglsuoe, not hay.
ing been provided with a small boat, but
a young mau, observing from tho shore
the dilemma 10 which the occupants Of
the yacht we're placed as they clupg 70
the mssts snd rigging pat Cd 10 q cot
aud rescued them after they bad b0eu
nearly half an hour 10 the water"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

THE Radical party is the party Of mo.
Fality, honesty and ~deeeucy; the party
that encourages industry, stimulates en-.
terprise and extends a helping hand to
trade, commerce and manufactures, and
that dispenses blessings on all mankind
regardless OF race, color, or previous
condition, the Catholics and JET DAVIS
excepted. And this is the way they en-.
courage merchants and Indirectly derive
a revenue from the poor people in Mis-.
sissippi, where the party has loag held
the purse and sword. Take Hinds
county, for instance, and John Smith al
9 merchant with a capital Of $4,000. Lei
us see what he pays for the glorious priv
iiege Of doing business. The items ere
as follows: For selling tobacco, IS; fol
selling medicines, $40; for selling liquors
$25; on capital invested, 60; tax on store.
house. $50; poll tax, 81; total, 1921. The
carpet-bag government, therefore, de.
msnds over fourteen per cent. from tn,
merchant Tor the privilege of trying !,
make a living out Of his capital and la
Dor combined. A pretty government
but the white people who pay the take
ought to be contented and happy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

Captain Ben Lowell captured two
white whales in the weir at Yarmouth,
on Cape Cod, on the llth. They are the
first that have been secured on the At
lsntic seabOaFd.
The Ceylou Times reports a breach OF
promise case tried at Colombo, 10 which
the plaintiff was K~andavalagey Isso-
hsmy, and the defendant was a respect.
sble looking individual named Kuda-
kankansmalagey A~pposhiOo, Of the VII.
lsge AsksludawR, near M~orutnwa. The
plaintiff demanded $40. but she was non,
suited.
Mr.. Sanderson, a member Of the
British Parliament. has come out as a
champion Of the poor inventor. He be-
lieves that the mar with no money ia
placed 10 a very unfavorable position as
the law nov stands, and promises 10
petition Parliament for a law by which
inventors can secure patent rights with.
out the iatsr;sTence Of capitalists.
An old cannon which Was drawn ~
from the bottom Of the basin at Bal
timore. and is supposed to have beer
used in the bombardnent Of the city dur
iue the var Of 1872, has been sent it
Patterson Park 1t is proposed 70 moqn.
it on the breastworks Of the hill in thI
park, behind which the "0ld Defenders
rallied when the city was menaced b.
the British troops.
The CONCLUSION Of 2 lItlle sposph b
BED Dog was as iolloYs; There yes
man Walking upon the shores Of ihI
Missouri, and the Bsjons tremblsd
That man was Red Dog. There vss I
man walking By The Platte and the esrli
shook. He wa Red Dog Aud there |
a mar who treads tne bapk Of the Whit
river aud the tribes listen and obey, AM
he is Red Dog"
81. Louis has a poet, but the inlelli
gencs comes vilh this soothing explaua
ton end promise: Naturally bis yoHit
makes him go to where the flowers abC
the ggpshipe are. Only old age love
the chimney corner. lie has written il
the past more than be has read; be viii
resd IN the future more than be viii
yTite. ltis the transition period Of hi
fancy 40 vel az Of bis Rmbitiou. HsrsaI
Ter bis lights are 70 DO higher, YET fuV
Their and further apart.n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October l9.-John II,
Nichols, a clerk in the city pOsto0ice,
wal arrested on the charge Of p%urloiuiug
letters.
Ex-senator Chandler had a ! long inter
view with the President this Smorniug
and accepted the appointment of Secre'
tary of the Interior. AS soon as Mr.,
Chandler had signi6ed his acceptance
his commission was made u and a
note sent to Chief Justice Cartier, OF
the District Supreme Court, to appear
at the White House at noon The Chief
Justice accordingly proceeded to the
Executive Mansion and administered
the oath Of office to the new Secretary.
The Cabinet mel aud Chandler took his
seat at the table.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
FIGURES.

The State census Of Louisiana having
been recently completed, presents some
curious and interesting figures. The
aggregate population is set down at s57,
O39, against 726. 9l5 by the United States
census Of 1870, being an increase Of
nearly eighteen per cent. The white
population has increased from 362,O65
to 4O4, 9l6 or twelve per cent while the
colored population has increased from
364,2l0 to 450,6ll, or tEenty.four per
cent. The white and colored popula
tions we're nearly equal in 1870, but
during the Eve years the whites have in
creased only 1881. while the colored
hare gained S6.4Ol. The colored popu-
lation has increased faster than the
white both in the city and country. The
State census reports 1854 births in the
State during the year 1874 which is at
the rate of thirty-eight per thousand Of
the population Of 1875. a considerable
excess of births over deaths, a gain Of
one per cent. per Annum amount in
FIVE years to 10000, leaving still 10000
to be accounted for by other csuses,
under which head immigration from
other States would be the ~pdnsipsl
item. The census reports only 229,662
whites aud AZ, 1903 colored who are able
to read and write. Probably some are
excluded from this class who are able to
sead only. The number Of children Of
both eolors and sexes between the ages
{ six and t~wenty-one is reported at
2S3, 166, but the total Of all the pupils in
the colleges and school, is only G6,G84, OF
less than one.loarth the total of those
between six and t~gentysoge. Thi'
shows, says the New York Tribune, tbt
great neglect Of education in the State
quite &c plainly as do the statistics o.
illiteracy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
A woadsrfaI IceIandIe BIRD

A bird Of great docility, intelligence
and spirit has been found in Iceland,
which flies at a meteor-like speed Of loo
miles an hour, and is able to find its
home over the sea and land from any
part Of the habiiable world. A pair OF
these birds, a few days ago, brought dis
patches from Paris to a lonely spot, con.
genial 10 their nature, in a wild and
rocky part OF Kent, within ten miles Of
London, in one and q half hours. Press
carrier pigeons took to the city, the
vhcle distance from Paris TO London by
actual PARCEL mode Of conveyance being
done within o and a half hours. II
the experiments at present being made
in training aud educating them contiEge
successful, it is hoped by next summer
to establish a daily miniature ocean mail
betVesn America and Europe, the whole
Distance TO be trRVersed between sunrise
in one hemisphere epd sunset in the
other.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19


On August 9th the launch of the
British naval shin London wal cruisiEg
off Pemba Island, on the eastern coast
Of Africa, when a slave dhow was OBJ
served becalmed even miles distant.
Robert Trigger. captain OF the launch,
thereupon determined 70 board her, aud
started off in q small boat With two blue
jackets aud an interpreter. After pull.
ing two hours the SLAYER was caught.
The three then sprang up her bows,
With ~cntsSses between their teeth.
knocked down gith their fsts the cap
tain and those gbo cage TO his aid. and
before the crew he'd tecos erred from
their surprise. had dashed the eaptair
aud two others hand and foot and puI
them overheard into their boat; the res
OF ths crew were intimidAted. A breez,
~springiug Up, Trigger made sail snc
took the dhow, which was denselJ
packed with slaves, aioneside the Lon
don's launch The dhow was taken Il
Zanzibar and condemned, the British
Consul copmending Trigger and bis gal
LIANT comrades 10 the consideration o
the Admiralty. Captain Sullivan Of tn,
London, however, administered tc ,h,
men q severe rebuke instead Of praise
Captain spiliysu hSs been superseded b.
the Admiralty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

Antoine Dnpre, Of Freiburg, sSilzer-
land, who bad forbidden bis daughter, a
girl Of fourteen, to take part in Q reli.
gious denomination organized By the
priests at Freiburg, learned thet she had
been induced TO disobey him, followed
Der 10 the church and tore of her neck
q medal Of the Virgin with which he
found her d~eoofeted. Upon this he was
indicted for blasphsuy under an old
Coutonal law, aud sentenced to one
months imprisonment and Eve yearp'
depgiVstion ofcivic rights. Against this
he appealed tp the Federal government,
and the case came IRON il to the Cham.
beers 10 due course. After a long debate
the House OF Deputies voted That the
punishment inflicted by the canton il
illegal under the psW Constitution. The
debate which foloWed on The SANE sub.
jet 10 the Council Of Cantons showed
more diversity. Of opinion, but 10 the
end the upper House adopted tbs view
Of the lower q by 10 votes 70 i6. Ard
the canton of Freiburg is informed that
the judgment Of its court is quashed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
Reunion OF Federal and COBfedeF.
ate soldiers.

ELIZABETH, N. j.. October l9-The
reunion Of the Federal aud Confederate
soldiers begun this morning. The line
was formed at lO:aO. when they all
marched 10 Waverly. Fourteen veteran
companies participated. The streets
we're lined with spectators and every
building on Broad street was decorated.
Generals Fitzpatrick, Pryor, Pemberton
and Halstead we're present. together with
a humber of State officials. At Wayerly
Generals Pryor and Kilp4nick delivered
addresses and a long programme Of ex.
e%rcises was given. II is o gala day in
the city. the display exceeding even the
Fourth Of July. This evening the FIRE
department will meet the veterans on
their return and a grand display of fire.
works will follow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

AT latest the msjoriiy for
Rutherford B. Hayes Republican, this
year in Ohio IVES 1853, against sl1 for
William Allen (DemocrAt) in 1873. The
three counties to hear from could not
make any material ehsnge'in these fig
ures, unless fraud is shown. The Re.
publicAns will have a majority Of seven
teen in the House and three, if not four,
in the Senate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
GryrRAL CAgrY vas enough Of a load

GENERAL CAREY was enough Of a load
to ride any party into the ground. He
was one Of the biggest side issues ever
introduced into a campaign, and hap.
pened to get on the wrong end Of the
beam. If be will only go back to the
Republican party 10 look for an Office
the Democrats can carry Ohio next fall
easy enough.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

GoyERxoR HENDRICKS. of Indiana, is
credited with saying, on hearing from
Ohio: I'm not surprised; | told you we
should be defeated. On a different plat
form we should have succeeded. Had
the Democrats declared themselves for
specie payments TO be accomplished
gradually, and without contracting the
currency at present outstanding, they
would have rolled up a larger msjority
than they did in 1874"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

A coLORED firm of Hurricane, Miss,
styled j. W. Montgomery 4 Co took the
first premium Of $500 on The best bale Of
cotton from Mississippi entered at the
St. Louis fair. 1t is proposed to send
the bale to the Centennial at Philsdel-
phia next year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
Mnssnehu,ttt, LIcenns Law

BOsTON, October 10 About seventy
FIVE ~clergymen of this city met yester-
day, and after denouncing the license
law, adopted resolutions calling on all
good men to ~repudiate at the coming
election both the Republican ssd Demo
cratic candidates for Governor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

THOSE who fOndly imagine that The
rag money baby is dead and that the
g~reenback flag is furled forever will wake
up some fine morning to realize the size
Of their mistake.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
PFObnbIlItlea

WASHINGTON, October l0.-For the
lower lakes, the Ohio valley and Tsnnes,
see, high pressure, cold, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northwest to- southwest
winds possibly backing TO the southeast.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

MANHOOD

A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMPRVt.
"a qenee, causing premature decay, ne,.
yous debility, etc., having tried 10 vain eyetv
which DO will send fres 10 hls feliow.sn tersrs
Addrsps =. II. REEVES, rs Nassau strseS
~" A"A' 10 eOd-lQ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
FOR SALE.
Lots for E sole.

T OF ON UNION STREET. 4lx20O FEET.
IL now occupied b. Owen Lilly.
Lots 90. Ga and 60. Armeur's subdivision. on
Madison street, cast Of railroad bridge-60Sl6O
each,
Lots on Jefferson street and Charleston ave-
nue, near Charleston depot.
1hr0e lots, 4lXl6O each, north side u Poplar
street. beyond city limits, cast Of j. W.
Scales.
Lota on Jefferson avenue. Immediately
north Of last mentioned lots,
Lot on Mari street. near Manassas.
Lot on corner Of ~. Paul and Goslee streets,
Oxli0.
Five aorea nOaT New Raleigh road. being
lot 10 Of Ohas. Jones' subdivision.
Ope-half interest In uverton Stable, oppo-
site Court House.
Terms easy. WIN. NJ. SMITH,
Admir- Of 8. W. jefferson. l6 Madison st.
September II, 1875. 1913
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
sUPREME COURT.

Proceedings To-day al Jackson.
Special to the Ledger.l
JACKSON, TESS., October l9,-Moore
vs.. Tate is on hearing to-day. Eighty
six cases were affirmed on the easy call
Yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

TnE Northern people begin to uRder-
stand ysetty well what Importance 10 Gt.
tach to rumors Of war or domestic vio-
lence coming frsm the South. Here is
what the New York Tribune says on the
subject; The couditioo Of society in
those parts Of the Southern States where
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

PARTIES intending to purchase fall
and winter clothing will ave ten per
cent. by calling at NJ. S. Chapsky 4
Bros great clothing house, 227 Main
street. 23t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

VIM. Floyd Is making the very
best home mad candies and small
pastry that was ever solo in the
city. Give him n cRIl and be SON
vlneGd. 2S8 Main street, and rs
Jefferson. 42-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

CHILDREN Interpretation toes, ex-
tension toes and Scotch bottoms, at Cot
fey 4 Co.'s, 3O7 Main street. 27t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

Bors' English styles of shoes, thick
coles; outWear anything ever offered be.
fore in this market. Call and SEQ.
THos. B. COREY & Co..
27t 307 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

CoUGH caromels. chocolate caromels,
cocoanut taffy aud q great variety of
homemade candy, fresh every day, at
Floyd's All