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EOR sALE-ONE TWosTORT FRAME
L DWELLING HOUSE, CostiiniuG II rU1ni
nd Kltebsn, With Ill BecuElfJ OuibdildinES SIS.
tie, &C. Also, oDe agrtfuJn, 1pLiD itet, BeEly
- AZ s,,,5 4. ~. - 49, " - N -, "A
EiDb q ebgleN iruft Ibis pFuFefty h lifu1tf1 70
mlle lfOm v btelinE. - the wheeling 4 FsifID1ut
Tufntike. 1messgBe, NifSlIAli css1niy, ". Va II
vel calculated i1f enteftninfnents0i rsnaFll bod.
~ pup9a Fg bny informative e1aetE0inl iip
parehnlS Il tbs alOT0 tfUll7fy. Enquire a AIN.
STRONG, CDEN a IN, Il WheslibE ~ u JAS
WILSON, ImeSt1oe, NAnAall On, " Va SpsIs
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OXE case Of beautiful calieoes just re.
eeivei and for sale, al sItler 4 ROth's.
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SATURDAY.. De 90 p.r d MaY. "a.

AT! O'CLOCK. AFTERNOON.
Thickness a coal vein 5 feet iBekeL
For information address
7. r. SPENCER, Assignee,
tpJg Stsubsnrills, Ohio.
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A ssEeSEEs SALE OF
Fi.es.. On, - Hs.;e.l eses.

IN SIX = y aIsll sod n IL s7lt tl-zg sHa-
80. - a = ehsiiN NJ :, zusir2 Hz7la[ n.s-
sli-ar 4 HlnA lEslRs Eaa y sa1z- llHcTa.i-'rs' :
q efEE nlEgsfams sIrG - Nf-aaN S.--l.N
ElElzA 1llllA Izahsl=lhaN A. = - a - -
tlAh. Gslseal GEs sa-,ri q u >l''-f NaH'i- = -
Aa6A. l. a.
49, L. ~ MSS Srvl=sg kH7Aiis'As i'as
Saszzg Naalzhr $50 SasS'r ~ ~
aanaA-
Sss-.is al ~ Fa7tal'rs rissEf " elsh = ff'Fih
mihL asT at rEtzl. y AZ A4t IA Vi'aa -
-a.L.s-1s ~ h. an. u sualM
WILLIAM EEsKEE AuaEDrs
EEEE1s- AK = Is7A 49,
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SHERrrr's SALE


By ViItUs u BolAs sd C1unty TAGS doe b. III
CFessbi Iva C9mpahy igt the yeafI is71, 1875 nd
1854 have Isried upon Snl vii IEJosd V nj II
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FOR SALE.
DOE sALE-vALUABLE
Coal and Rolling IallI Property,
AT STEUBESYILLE, OHIO.

The Real Estate Of the SieubenVillt Iron
and Belt Company, consisting Of p acre.
Of land, ~ aeres 81 Coal, Coal shaft and
Rolling Min, will b offered for sale, al
public auction, at the front door Of the
USH1 House, At Stku5thHille, Ohio, %
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EoR sALE-Tsn shares, 5000 each, Of
y the Capital Stock Of tie Morton Iron
Works At Aihland, Ky This Il the largest
Ioa manufacturing establishment 10 the
WEI ond y now in full and suceesSinl CD.
elotion, For further particulars addfrr5
THOMAS II. MORTON.
dtGs Financial Agent, ii0o Main n,
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l. pretHrtd 70 TAXA carefully IsIec4ei riskI q
SioEe1, Dwelling, BGrnA, ChurIbsl, RTeE Carg1cs,
&c
Tbt Director and ssOckhoidsSS an mlinly III
nine n d the cd Fire and Marine Insrr1noe th1.
Eany thGrtef, which expired after n Jeaf1 crntin.
BOai and EuocRaiul baEnas.
P1tpPAee respectfully ElidtSL
SltiE6ctiga % 10 Fltss and tliF deAing EuHrInf4d
ANDREW WILSON, fresideBL
c IL COIlIER EaFFssSrv ontf
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noR sAlE-

A three story Briek House on MatketSt.,
No. iO4l on west side, fronting on Market
street twenty-five feet and running back 10
alley g feet occupied - Store Room.
ISAAC COTS, Agent,
mfis or JOHN q. PENDLETON.
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mrT r 3 BROWN. 8 q. c
M above AZ y PostpUosd Bniil FRIDAY, April
N II 10 5cl0ek An 1tl
Tsttboys II y passpoosd uh,ri FRIDAY. E,y
7th Il 70 5eioFk 4 T. ttili
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RsNlr,A. That The truppStioa q The PeAlssiy In
Slr1nee Cgmtnhy q Wheeling. So ths reinsufabo
q The hre buSiBsls q tins Company lP, md The NM
Il hereby bcCepied, and The PFai5eni Il tAs Co.'s.
fnny, tneefbef With NeS1s. RSSi. Gusborn and
UBClen. are befeby srFpihied . ton mittte 10 COZ.
E1mm1ie the tr1nStF Il Feinsuf1htp. Provided
that upyn e1imih1tion By The committee 4 IN
hsls4s q tbe Fsb1siy ihFlfance ClmtanT, II /,
hand 70 b TsfieSily fssJoasitle
[SiFnedl [ II COLLIER Sse'y.
lsignel A. WILSON, Fret
Cppn e1IminIijoa q tbs Aqa;i md lfalni,i,a q
lbe PestD1y lnsaabte Company. ~ nv fall nj.
isbAd ~ 70 il responsibility.
Lsr1edl JOHN REID.
A. WILSON,
WN. 3 GOSHORH,
TfiuS. OBRfEN,
wHEEtISs, Mitrh Ssh. 1875.
The PealDIy Insurance Crtntuny ryStsttfuIlT
Eliciu CobtihuttiOh u the tatfUnsre 0f The late
Fire and Marin lnnir1nce Culntaby, E1ar1hiatipF
1tisfnrti1a. By fair dealing ampis psV,s<tioa and
prompt SttIemsntI
WN BAILEY, Preads1t.
LEWIS BAILEY, CaShIeI
e. ARTHUR, secFetaFy.
J.N.L Buyers, Assistant See'y.
pIRBrIoEs:
m. BAILEY, Henry B Mir.
AhInN LGftnE He1fy Sehmultnth,
a " Ad1mS d, ". J. hltsl
ia T. BlrBeI n1nsj HnTbes
: 7. HiHftih, 'ps
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FOR RENT.

EOR REEI-
Tbs STORE BOON p5T occupied By H.
HArtBAA / ca, old NOlrOt street, Tot TtRi
Apply 70 ThVmhI HonbroOk or John +
Wilbgn
fsg5 JACOB HORNBRooK.
NOR REST-sTORE Room, DWELL
L ING Lbd HALL Ses4 Gds Of Market,
between 18th and l5lh streets, in Beek's
Block Also, BOON Al present occupied by
g. A. WiekhKm - IN AuctiOh H5uLe.
Enquire Of
jni5 ANTON EEYNANE.
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Commt1dhg u 10 geiaEk A -, at tt uOfki q
NJ CmpaBg, the illoSihg pfuJGty:
FiVt sbsst hdlA IL IArls B1iiS GO ~ 4 shaft.
N, nine hfll ltSo pallsyA OBe 10 q Fin hitk,
shSS LIZA, Bar IfuA, Nails ADD 6piEea, Top md
Bott1l lfu1 tf MIR SiQrUl, seal8 une " q SIND,
q Ca Can. Esnlil bsI Roils Ooe Saie, zoe lnt u
On, ~ BgI1gs 60 ~ Il b1uGhinE Pan RdlS,
tUo - finiIhlng Hlt1 HailS, &c ~ u HINES,
tWO WA9aa1, 0Gee Furniture, o. II FIre Cny,
01s D1y, ~ ~ Palveftied Or. 80 Drum IL
9JuaalsiA, Eve VEGA In B0ils md aiiths DgVe-
able q petsaAl pFepeEty IN e HbO1i M CEsSent
Hga C16pd1yt verb
VIZ Hlp N % ~ a1iDs dly, eDnmeBdhs al
eOel9ek A. =, u he ffont oaf q Tie Gun HJnN
q Qao o,untI, = sumter q HuSes and MHlc8
sSied upgn q h1nbe tizls 70 satidJ ~ tiEeA
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Cppn eIlminIii0a d The 6Raii Gnd lialFliti,a q
ibe Peatndy lnsufante C1uFnny. Se ire iuliJ ai.
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INSURANCE.

orvantssA Ia 1881. Rsavaniasa IA 1871
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P9EEURN COOPER

EEEEos. AK q Is7A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
M E M HIS
Thursday EvontnE, JuIy 1, 1875.
An EugIfahman's experience.


10 the Editor az the Ledger:
AS the Englisbman evidently re-
ferred to in g paragraph in your edition
of yesterday, permet me 10 point out
that the =" large silver. mounted PTS.
toll was obtained for home use in
view Of rooster providers" Calling a
torpedo ehicken). That the only occa-
sion it vas carried = by your humble
servant was a mile or two in sstreetcar,
carefully made up into a square parcel
to resemble the shape OF the Gospel
Songs Of Bliss, (compatriot of Whittle),
in the wholesome fear that the placid
city aud It's inhabitants would be horror
struck il a deadly weapon ~(unloaded)
we're known to be within the limits of the
corporation.
AS to the necessity OF carrying YEA
pons in The city of Memphis, the entire
paragraph is such a keen satire upon the
manners and customs" of the people
who dwell hereabouts, that / won't blum.
der into =" painting the lilly" Of a neat
piece of editorial sarcasm.
AS regards the confident suggestion of
your informant, that no danger exists
in Memphis" | may mention the omi-
nou tact that the FIRST business transac-
tion " satisfactorily effected" by the I'M
dersigued in this city was the arrest, $50
fine, etc ETC., Of a free and independent
citizen, who drew his revolver upon an
unarmed man, to show his b%ravery-a
method Of doing things fortunately I'M
known to the "Englishman's" expert
ence Your paragraphist need not be
alarmed-the -" large silver-mounted PTS.
tol shall never be seen or heard of on
Main street. Yours, truly,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

Those who visit the Antarctic seas
after having beeuin the Arctic are great
~ dis PIP inted 10 the form Of the ice
bergs, ior, while those of the north as-
sumo every fantastic shape that fancy
a couceiye, the southern ones are e
ly tsole topped Jumps Of ice, precisely
the same in form as on the day they
parted from their parent glacier; these
more resemble huge Twelfth cakes di-
vested OF their ornaments than ANYTHING
else. lu the warmer northern seas. ice
beres melt more quickly and assume far
more pictui esque appearances; out in
the southern ocean the temperature Of
the water through which the icebergs
drift is below the freezing point of fresh
water, and therefore insufficient il heat
to melt the ice. II is only after they have
moved a considerable way northward
that the regularity OF their shape begins
10 be interfered with. As the berg travels
from the pole, it first reaches a latitude
where the summer sun has the power OF
heating the surface water slightly above
The freezing point without affecting that
Immediately below it; this has the effect
OF melting a notch in the side of the berg
all round it, and just above the sea level;
but this notch was not observed to extend
into the ice in any case more than about
thirty feet. As the warm water becomes
still warmer as the berg floats further
north, it has naturally greater power.
and deep caves or oaverns are formed,
which offer increased facilities for wave
washing. the larger they become, until
the mass, being weakened, large pieces
become detached. AS this alters the cen
ter OF gravity, the berg lurches over. and
either forms a slope or a long spur OF
tongue rises; and thus the work of des-
t%ruction proceeds until the form of the
berg is altogether changed, and that part
which forms the tongue may become its
topmost pinnacle. Hence the greater
variety of form in the berg seer by ships
passing south on an arc of the great oil
Gle in compaI atively low ATTITUDES The
portions that break away from the berg
are termed calves, and they are often Of
Tar greater danger to shipping than the
5ergs themselves, for the latter have s.
reflected light that render them visible At
a little distance on the darkest night,
whereas the calf, although it may be
several hundred tons in weight, is pot
p%ereeptible, or, il so, may readily be mis-
taken for the top of a sea breaking
Chambers Journal
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THE FOLEY INJUNCrIcS CASE.
chang OF Prog ramme-The Plain
In = attorney Now Goes 10 ahe
Chancery Court for Redress,

OF Prog ramme-The Plain
LII = attorney Now Goes 20 the
Ohahcery court for Redress.
In the Second Chancery Court this
morning 7. W. Brown, counsel of Tim
Foley, presented a petition to Hon. judge
Walker, showing that on the 18th dav Of
May Foley fled a bill Of Injunction in
said court; that injunction issued re-
straining the Fire Commissioners from
interfering with him as captain Of No. a
fire company that said injunction was
dissolved and the bill dismissed and an
appeal taken to the Supreme Court,
which court, On June Is, decided on q
petition for supercedeas; that they would
refuse the supercedeas, because the ZAP
peal restored said injunction in its full
force" The petitioner prays that an at
tachment for contempt do issue against
). I. Leath, A. Vaccaro, J. F. Frank.
W. d. Moore, M. Magevney, John Nc
Mahon and NJ. McFadden to the end
that they be punished until they purge
themselves Of the contempt in thus vio-
lating the order Of the said court BY re-
moving and interfering with said Foley
in the discharge of his said duties as
captain of the No. 4 fire company.
Chancellor Walker orderedth following
process to issue;
Leath ct al.
On the facts set forth in the ex parte
petition Of Tim Foley, complaining that
Michael McFadden, aided and abetted
by j. L. Leath, A. Vacearo, ]. f. Frank,
". Il. Moore. NJ. MagevHey and John
Mcmahon have been and are now will
fully in contempt Of the powers Of this
Court by the disobedienee of an i%niunc-
ton issued in the case Of Tim Foley va.
j. L. Lesth ct al. from this Court, said
disobedience charged to exist in the said
McFadden, aided and abetted by the
parties above named, obstructing and
interfering with said Tim Foley In the
discharge OF the duties of Captain Of
steam engine No. A, and the exercises of
its franchises and privileges; it is ordered
that the said McFadden and the other
parties named above do appear on Sat
urday June 3, 1875, to show cause why
attachment for. contempt should not
issue against them in the premises afore-
said.
lido certify the foregoing to be a true
copy Of the order made this day in the
case Of Tim Foley vs.. j. T. Leath ct al.
NJ D. l. STEWART, @. and N.
By CRABTREE BELoHER, D. C and NJ
July |, 1875.
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,FLowrRs, bouquets, plants, at Craig's.
Sell HOweIIA Aymar's Great OIrcm

Sell HOweII& Aymar's Great CiFeas
Quite a large number Of people vis-
tied the circus on the bluff yesterday
and last night. The performance by the
athletes, equestrians, ETC.. was Of an eE-
cellent character; indeed, it is one of
the best circus performances that has
been given in our city for Tears. The
company travels by special train, and
whilst it makes no effort at street dis
play for advertising purposes, cannot be
outdone under the canvas. ITS roper
teire in horsemanshi9, vaul6ns, tum-
bling, jngglery, etc consists OF sixty
n different acts in Oh, and comprises
many original, fresh and startling
s~pecialties. From what we hare seen
we feel safe in guaranteeing that all who
attend any one of the performances will
realize more than the worth Of their
money. There will be another perform
ance this afternoon and again tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01
CHASTAINE.
Hsis Arrested in 80. Louis, Brought
Back 60 Memphis and Is Locked
mp In the Statfon-HOuse.


Hsis Arrested in 50. Louis, Brought
Back 60 Memphis and Is Locked
"pin the Station-HOuse.
Chief Athy received a telegram from
st. Louis yesterday afternoon that the
authorities there had arrested James A.
Chastaine, and that he would leave for
Memphis in charge Of an officer. At 9
o'clock this morning the prisoner ar
rived ADD was conveyed to the Adams
street st~ation-house. he was dressed
IN a black coat, light colored pants
and wore a white Panama hat.
dis mustache and imperial had
been shaved of; he looked badly, eviden-
tly feeling keenly the unfortunate posi-
ton IN which he had placed himself. He
was arrested at St. Louis by detective
James Tracy. who was keeping a sharp
lookout on Chastaine's trunks which were
at the depot, they having been sent on to
st. Louis when Chastaiue escaped car.
ture by officer sPryde at Malvern, Ark,
some time since. Since that time
Chastaine has been concealed around
Hot Springs, Ark, where his brother.
Mr.. kirkpatrick (Wm. A. C~hastainel.
formerly of Rome, Georgia, keeps a
hotel.
He reached St. Louis on Tuesday
last via the Iron Mountain railroad and
put up at the Laclede Hotel, where he
registered his name as James A. John
ston. he repaired to a hack stand, and
giving a hackman his trunk checks told
him to go to the depot and get his trunks;
then to carry them to the office Of the
! Adams Express Company and ship them
to Mr.. J.. A. Johnston, care DR.. Kirk
patrick, Malvern, Arkansas; then to re-
turn to the hack stand, where he would
meet him and get the receipt. When
the haekman got back Cbastaine was not
there, but Mr.. Tom Darden, formerly Of
this city, but now Of St. Louis, was there
representing Chastaine. Darden got
into the hack and drove Of, closely fol
lowed and Swallowed by detective Tracy.
On the corner Of Eighth and Walnut
the hack stopped and Chastaine came ur
and was formally arrested by the detec.
tive officer. On the train last nigh
Chastaine appeared to be sick and wen
to the water-closet several times. Early
this morning he went again and in a few
seconds appeared and made a rush fol
the platform, when he was confronted BY
detective Tracy, who had a cooked pis
toll in his hand. He was taken back il
the car and securely handcuEed. Wher
arrested he had two letters Of introduc
ton on his person, apparently from DR.
Kirkpatrick, and addressed to the forme.
proprietor Of the Laclede Hotel, Captain
Malen, and Mr.. P. S. Plants, of St. Louis
recommending one James A. johnson
for a position. These letters were in tn
handwriting Of Chastaine.
At the station-house this forenoon b
was interviewed by several Of his friends
Afterward he was locked Up in a cell b,
turnkey TORY, where he will remain
until the grand jury, in session to DAY
can ind a bill or bills of indictmeu
against him, when he will be turned owe
to the Sheriff.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01
POLICE CHANGES.


The Day and Night FOrce-FIeven
Men selected by Draw ing-The
Men selected.
AT II m. to-day the quarterly change
between the day and night patrols takes
place. At present there are forty.seven
patyolmen, thirteen doing day duty and
t~wenty-four night duty. In making the
change it became necessary to select
eleven from those doing night duty to
continue, so as to make up the number,
twenty-four.
In order to settle this matter tie
twenty-four men were called up at the
st%ation-house yesterday afternoon and
each mar took an envelope from the
counter. On opening them eleven men
found themselves again on night duty,
while the other thirteen will bask in the
sunlight for three months.
DAY PATROL FORCE.
Captain Braun, Sergeant McElroy.
Patrolmen Butler, Eishman, Morrison,
Hackett, Baker, Allison, Alt, Carmichael,
Mcmahon, Mcfarland, Homan, McCon-
nell, Cullen-l3.
NIGHT PATROL FORCE.
Captain Weatherford, Sergeant Aratta,
Patrolmen McHugh, Boyd, Bender,
COuch, Jenny, Manual, McGrath, Nc.
Donnell, Scott, Simoads, Pryde, Camp
bell, Cannon, Clavery, Dougherty,
Hsgerty, Huber, Kuhnholst, NJ. Nal.
loney, P. Malloney, Meyers, Mccormack,
0'Dell, Smith-24.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01
PRINTS
KAHN g.
500 Pieces Eleg nj Prints,
Exquisite Patterns just received.
Corner Main and Poplar streets.


Robert F. Lopez, son of Major J, C.
Lopez, is at home frora the Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis, on turlough, and will
remain until September. he was ap-
pointed by Hon, Barbour Lewis, and at
the recent examination was one of forty
five admitted to the junior class out of
one hundred and ten applicants. Next
year he goes on a cruise. He is a prom
Using youth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

A faithful horse is too often neglected
in life, but he ought not to be neglected
when he is dead. All Broadway is OF
this opinion, and the next drayman that
passes up that th~orougbfare with su
equine bouquet of extreme maturity
aboard will hardly get home in a condi.
tionto write a newspaper communication
dehbuncing mob law.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

To SPEND a cool evening 20 to Heuck's
platform, S43 Adams street, and drink
the coolest Milwaukee beer, of the best
brewery, and the largest in America.
67.eOd-t
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water Pipes. los

Hydrants, gas pipes and everything APP
pertaining to the plumbing and gas fit
ting business.
]. W. X. BRowYE, 263 Second st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01
No. 2O6 the Place.

8 Rosa Coneha cigars for Csc.
reg. del Rey cigars for 25c.
Z Flor de Fumar cigars for 25c.
I Figaro cigars for 25c.
4 Havana Partscas for 25e.
Key West Reg. Chica, l0c each.
Key West Londres, loo each.
FRANK q DESsAUER,
200 Main st. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

MOystOn's beautiful re.
touched and FURNISHED pho
tOgraphs, "a per dozen, mt
STAR Gallery, 249 Main 1t. I75t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

PAINTING, paper hanging and shades.
A new stock at reduced prices. Work
done promptly and cheap.
SIT Jos. TAGG, 343 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

The great summer drink-Berliner
Weiss beer. [l22
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01
school Books

And school supplies of all kinds, at
prices to suit the times, at 34l Main
street, third door south Of Union street.
LOG A. F. DoD q Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

The LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the foundries Of new type,
embracing all the latest I'D best styles.
11gf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

Mansford, corner Second and Monroe,
has a large and varied supply of base
balls, cheap, 69t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

Hol for Mammoth Cave Monday next.
Only $l2 for the round trip.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

Pm. BEsrs' Milwaukee lager beer at
Heuck's, 343 Adams street. Saloon I'D
stairs fitted up exclusively for ladies.
Entrance FIRST door east 68-eod.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

EVERY 6rst-class saloon keeps it,
Berliner Weiss beer. II22
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

P~ATRoYIsE a home institution and
drink Berliner Weiss beer,
1921 Francis SoHyLz, Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

$50 to $4,000 hes been invested in
Stock Privileges and paid 900 per cent.
profit. How to do it," A book on
Wall street, sent free.
TUMBRIDGE & Co, Bankers,
xxi-l4-d&w Wall street, N. Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

SPRING chickens at Ill Main street.
GOT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

Parties in jackson, Tennessee, have
made application to Mr.. Speed for
Mammoth Cave excursion tickets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

INSTEAD Of going North, drink Berliner
Weiss beer. Tl22
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

One thousand barrels of new potatoes.
at j. E. Mehan's, 1916 Front street
Highest price paid. lO6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

ICE CsEAM AN9 SODA WATER.
r. NTUTZ 4 BRO, 3OS Second street.
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ATTEN ZION

10000 Connecticut cigars, SIS
10 $40.
$4,000 mixed cigars, S24 10 $50.
10000 Havana filters, s45 10 Sz5,
10000 clear Havana and Hey West,
$50 10 6I5O.
For sale at low rates, Wholesale
and retail at
HARPMANN & BROS,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

SHIRfINGS! SHIRTINGS!
800 Pieces beautiful sbirtiag
print, cheap,
EAHN 4 FREIBERG.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-01

CoNvERsE's Billiard Parlors,
GOT 81 South Court street.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-06-12

For gouty peope-the ache corn.
For antiquarians-the date.
For school-boys-the orch.
For Irishmen-the och,
For conjurers-the palm
For negroes-see dah!
For young ladies-the man 60.
For farmers--the planting
For fashionable women--a set OF mrs
For dandles-the spruce.
For actors-the poplar.
For physicians -syr moee.
For your wifc-her will, o.
For lovers-the sigh press.
For the disconsolate-the pine.
For sewing machine people-the hemloek
For clearinghouse keepers-'ash'
Always on hand-the paw-paw.
Who this is written fOr-yew.