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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-11
Amusements

MEMPHIS THEArER The Haverly
Ainstrels appeared before q large audi
enes last night and gave one of their
most attractive performances. The com.
pany is a good one aud merits public
support. The entertainment presented
each evening consists of ballad singing.
clog dancing, Ethiopian sketches, negro
~comiealitiss, solos, duos and quartets.
The Haverly Minstrels will appear at
the matinee today and will give a fare.
well performance tonight, which, being
the peoples night, will attract a very
large audience to the theater.
MADAME RESTz's FEMALE MrSsrREIs.
Mr. Abe Leavett, the gentlemanly
agent of this troupe, is in the city max.
ing arrangements for their appearance
at a ihsater for three nights and Sat-
urday matinee, commencing Thursday
10th. This troupe has been greatly en-.
larged and improved by the addition of
six young and beautiful ladies, lately
arrived from England, under an engage.
ment expressly for this tour. One of
our exchanges speaks of their perform
ance as follows:
The performance at the Opera House
last evening was witnessed bv an audi-
o5ce that filed every inch Of SPACE in
our beautiful temple Of amusement. The
performance was entirely different from
any other that has taken place there, and
in that respect had the advantage Of an
others. There was a freshness, p~louaucv
and variety 10 the whole affair that made
it r%elishable and pleasing, while the vocal
and instrumental music was capital
While it seems almost upjustto allude 10
any particular artistic in the groupe, we
cannot torbear mentioning the "end
men"-Messrs. Phillips and Roach
whose c%lean.cut witticisms would have
made Old Centennial himself ache with
laughter, Ia q word, Madame Rentz's
Female Minstrels give a full bill, and
the performance is first class. They
conduct themselves as ladies and gentle
men should, and have created such a
name in Mobile as will always insure
them a hearty welcome.
WASHINGTON STREET VARIErrEs.-In
addition to the full and talented com.
pany under The successful management
of Marsh Adams, Miss Miunie Herndon,
an accomplished and beautiful singer
from the Louisville Theater, made her
first appearance to a crowded house.
making a very favorable impression.
Alr0, the old fsvorite, Charley McCsslin,
has returned, and was received with
pleasure by his numerous friends.
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BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS
81 South Court st, 8,
a CommepdaDI work.

The Ladies' Christian Association has
been organized about eighteen months,
and through many trials Of flesh and Of
faith can now say, ut is good to wait
on the Lord"
The first work that opened was an in
telligence office, for the purpose of fur
nishiug employment and homes to wo.
men and children, without charge 10
them; and the sum of one dollar charge
to each applicant furnished With help.
This branch Of their work they hope in
q short time to make selfsusiaining,
and for this purpose ask the patronage
of all our citizens, promising to do every
thing to give satisfaction. In q short
time the want OF some place TO lcdge
these women and children, who we're,
many Of them, without means or q shell.
ter, except in the station. house, sug-
gested the necessity for at least tempo
rary loo ling rooms, which were opened,
comprising three rooms over the intelli-
gence office. This has proven a great
blessing and success, especially in the
winter, for the rooms have scarcely been
a night without occupants, and many
times full. The inmates were fed from
the Temperance Cofee-house. 1t has
cost over forty dollars a month TO carry
on this work, a part Of which sum has
been paid from receipts of the intelli
gence ofics, and the remainder by the
monthly contributions of the ladies them.
selves, some Of them not regular mem
bers of the Association, and TO whom the
Association would tender many thanks
for their timely aid.
During the past elk months the neces'
sity of another work Of still greater i'm.
portance has developed itself, namely
o home for fallen women--whieh is now
being fitted up on Promenade street, a
house aud location well fitted for the
work, For the means to support and
carry on this work tbe ladies' must look
to o generous public, aud we know they
will not look In vain, for they have al
ready received some generous contribu,
tons and hope for many more, This is
o work that should touch the heart o.
every Christian woman, The member
ship of the association is only S2 a year.
Every lady in the city is appealed to to
come forward and contribute her nit,
for carrying on this noble charity,
On Monday, the 18th inst, at II
o'clock I'm in the First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church on Court street, thu
Association will hold its regular MONTH,
meeting, aud we hope the ladies' will turn
out en- mass to help this most deserving
enterprise.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY
MEMPHYS:
EVENING. Nov. IL, is,e
Chnrch ANrvIees no.

Churcn
The folio Fing notices are inserted free of
charge. We request that officers Of churches,
who desire SO to do. will furnish us, on Sat
urdays, with brief notices Of services in
their respective places of Worship:
Linden Street Christian Church : Sunday
school at Q a. IN Communion service at 10 80
am. Preaching By David Walk at ll:lS am.
and 1850 pm,
Fort Pickering NJ, &. Church, corner Sixth
and jackson streets-Soryices at Z pm. by
Rev. i. S. Chandler. Sunday school, 10 am.
St. John NJ. L. Church. corner Vance and
Lauderdale- Preaching at Il lam, by Rev. ].
70. Cole. with communion by | L. Chandler,
P. Il. At 7 pm, by the pastor. Quarterly
meeting.
Central Baptist Church Second and Beal
streets Services at II a.m. and 100 pm. BY
Dr.. Landrum, pastor. sunday-FchoOl at 30
q. m.
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By 7. J. Merritt from life or small pic
lures. This Is his fourth year, and he
leaves it with the citizens to examine the
many pictures painted by him and now
in every neiahborhood in the city, be-
lieying that when seen they will bring
him new orders. Studio at 1886 Main
street, third door south Of Craig's seed
store. 36T
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wendel,s Beer saloon.

John Wendell, the Wellknown beer sa-
loon. keeper on Poplar street, a few
doors east Of Main, keeps the best and
coolest lager beer on tap. His home
made sausage is the finest favored in the
city, dis bar is stocked with the best Of
liquors, and customers can rely upon
getting the best Of every thing. John is
q host 10 himself, and he has a corps Of
attentive and polite assistants who will
take pleasure 10 attending to the wants
of all guests.
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both physical and Intellectual. DR..
Walk had a contemplate opinion Of bill
lizards, base ball, etc, SO popular with
thousands Of people both young and old.
No man can select another mans amuss-
ments, because what one regards as
amusement the other regards rs an in
fernal bore. The lecture was quite an
able one. and was listened to with pleas
ure by an intelligent audience.
The city retail game and fish market
furnishes the following quotations to-day
Prairie chickens, 75s per pair; mallard
ducks. SOC per pair; grey ducks, 6Oc per
pair; rabbits, SOC per pair; squirrels, Zoe
each; Quails, zoe each; venison, lse per
pound lake perch, l29c per pound; red
snappers, l5c per pound; celery, 9Oc per
dozen; oysters, Acc, SOC and Coo per can.
It has bsen well ascertained that not
q single negro hackman in this city voted
the Democratic ticket. A number Of
society young men who are in the habit
of paying some Of these hackmen fancy
prices have determined that hereafter
they will employ only white hackmen
They have a right TO employ whom they
please, and the exercise of this right
will make a difference Of many hundred
dollars this winter.
Yesterday afternoon Police Commits
siouerJ j. J. Frank caneu up Madison street
in true racing style. His horse was
running away with the buggy, and Mr..
Frank was holding on to the lines with
desperation. The wild animal crossed
Main street, took the pavement on the
south side between the telegraph pole
and the bank, ran over Col. w. W. Cole.
man, Legislative Representative elect
knocked down Col. Robert Looney, came
near frightening a score Of citizens cut
of their wits, got back on the Nicolsou
and went flying out toward the bluff
After circulating around on Front street
for o while Mr.. Frank managed to rein
him up in true jehu style. Nobody wal
hurt. Representative Coleman wa
slightly bruised, but came out Of thu
CONTEXT all right-just like he came GU.
Of the political contest on Tuesday last
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shelIrd OHnie,n nna Onmc.

Victor D. Fuchs, No. Al Jefferson
street, has red snappers, perch, quail,
rabbits, veDison, wild ducks and prairie
chickens. Victor is ready to deliver
shelled oysters by the quart or gallon to
families. This is a great convenience to
the mollusk.loving public.
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Fine Liquors and Cigars !
THE BEST

Home manufacture. / use none but the
best tobacco. and work only the best
workmen. l am selling at retail the best
cigar from ) cts. apiece up in the city
or United States. In the wholesale de.
partment l will duplicate any order for
good cigars do not mean trash, but hon.
est goods,) no matter where it comes
from.
Have secured thu services of Mr.. VIM.
Dardis, who will always be found in my
retail department, ready aud obliging, to
wait on our friends, customers and the
public generally, whether you buy one
cigar or one thousand.
Remember, l claim to make the best
cigars, use only the best tobacco, and
employ the best workmen; use no stink
ing authorizations, but make my cigars Of
pure asd good quality of tobacco.
GEO. L. GRAYSER,
Bio HOndO Cigar Factory,
I65 Main Street.
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Bio HOndO Cigar Factory,
I65 Main Street.

H. G. HoLLEEBERG, agent for Stein
way & Sons and Chickering & Sons
world-renowned pianos and for the un-
rivaled Mason & Hamlin organ. Pianos
and organs sold on easy terms and
monthly payments, No. 294 Main st. [52t
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Il. 4. MICMOT,
The Experienced

formerly established at 357 Main street,
has connected himself with R. Roescher,
of the Jet Palace, wstre he will be pleased
to see his old friends aud customers. [S6
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GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CLOTHIHGI
KAHN q FREIBERG,
100, III, 17s Main st., cor. Poplar.

IMPORTED Culembacher lager beer of
the finest German make is on tap to-day
at Henry Luhrman's famous place on
Monroe street. Go and drink a few
glasses and be happy.
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If YOU wish to taste the celebrated
Culembacher German lager beer you
must visit Henry Lubrman'S hostelrie
on Monroe street.
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THE AGONY OVER.

All parties that have lest
hats ON the election can save
81 by buying the hats at Mar
tin COheA's, 2l9 Main street,
under the WOrshRlm House.
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REMOVED Avn A

II. Seehausen, Matchmaker and
JeweIer, has removed to 2Os Main st.,
Aug. JOerss' old stand, opposite the
Webster block, Is
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WOeIler House.

CORNER OF MAIN AND GAYoso.
Saloon and restaurant; the finest Of
beer, liquors and cigars. Also, fresh
oysters received daily. 5lt
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In the LEDGER job Office a be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1881
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20 bbls. new crop La. Molasses;
100 buckets N. J. Apple Butter;
$50 do. and half-bbls. Minced Meat
1000 pkgs plain and mixed Pickles;
100 boxes Gordon & DilWOr;h and
BrinckIey Preserves.
10 &. A. ECKERLY L. BROS.
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CuLENBAcHER lager beer from Ger
many a be found on tap at L~uhrman's
beer saloon on Monroe street. 1t is a
delightful beverage and will be tasted BY
ell beer-drinking M~emphians.
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FurRituTe and carpets at
lower prices than ever at
Ames, Beattle a. Co.'s, 800
Main street. 45.t
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Bartee's homemade candy,
25c a pound, 32S Main Ut. 62t

The type, material and workmen of
the LEDGER job office are as good ss the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
l2St
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Shell oysters received daily
by Philip EransiOli, opp. P.O.

Fur trimmings and ladies' for caps Of
every quality aud shape at
Y WIGGIy & Co.'s, 3lS Main st.
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The old firm Of ]. R, Miles & Co. con-
tinue business at 2sI Third street, where
they will be pleased to hear from their
friends. GA
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Cream cakes, mince, apple,
lemon and cOcOanut pies
fresh every day, ct Bartee's,
32S Main street. SIT
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Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced first
class by all visitors. ss-t
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THEY CAN'T BE BEATl
Fresh imported cigars Ice,
I2@e, I5c aud 2Gc, all $ yes.

CULEMBAcHER lager beer, exported
from Germany, can be found at Henry
Luhrman's to day. The beer is of the
finest flavor and is deservedIy popular
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NEW line of children's fancy goods
just received and selling very low.
u WIGGIN & Co., 3l8 Main st.
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MEDIC ne.
T0lu Cough BaIsaIn.

TIME MOST PLEASANT AND AGREE
| able preparation, and at tho same time
effectu | for recent Cold, Coughs ana Bron-
chial affections nov in use. Especially
adapted for children with Measles. Whooping
Cough and Scarlet Fever 0nly T5c n bottle.
5}78 d. +. GOODYEAR ISL Main st.
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A. II. GOODMAN, 100
Merchant Tailor, ! Main st.
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WICeIE & Co. are selling hats and caps
cheaper than any house in tho city, l72
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WIGGlS & Co. are retailing hats, caps,
iurs, ETC.. at Wholesale prices. 70
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SCOTCH dgranite Monumenta

ScOtcA 6UEaAAto MOnunenaB
at ]. White & Sons, Al Poplar street.
Two large family monuments, red and
gray. All sizes on hand. Call, and We
vii. sell low to suit the times. 66
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JOIN wendell, 81 Poplar street, has
Lemp's beer and everything good to eat.
S3-f
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Peters, the Halter.

The most fashionable hats can be seen
at the well-kuoWn and popular establish
ment kept by Peters & Co., under the
Peabody Hotel. These gentlemen have
a fresh stock of goods, comprising all
the latest styles Of fashion. You can
see these hats on the heads Of our fash
ionable young men.
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The past season has been a dull one
with many Of the first class hotels, but
that old and standard fayorite, the
American of Boston, has evincsd its er.
tersrise and success by making many
alterations and Improvements, not the
least Of which is the introduction of
wash fonts and running water in one
hundred and fifty of its rooms that we're
not SO supplied before.
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GROCERIES,.
SELF RISING BUCKWHEAT.


After ten years fair trial in Memphis
aud elsewhere it is fou, d that SelfRising
Buckwheat is better for general use than
plain buckwheat, because
First. The best New York Buckwheat
is used.
Second. 1t makes nice light and rich
cakes.
Third 1t never makes a flilure when
the directions ara followed
Fourth. 1t only takes FIVE mizutes'
time to make the best OF cakes.
Fifth. Any common cook can always
make good light cakes. And it costs but
q trife more than common buckwheat.
For sale by retail grocers.
OLIVER, FINNIE s. co.
EI-4
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.

German Wine room by h. Meister at
Cochran Hall. Rulander AuslGss, loo.
per glass. 0uly complete stock of inn
ported and native wines in the city. [74
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Next to a loving heart, l prize
A lovely mouth,
Whose breath is sweet as evening breeze
From balmy South.
So, darling, we'll l know you won't
Forget to use your s0ZODONT.
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KAHN & FREIBERG
OUR CHEAP CLOTHING.
Just received q consignment Of clothing
from a New York bankrupt clothing
house which

MUST BE SOLD.
500 pairs finest cashmere pants, 81, S..
Elegant cashmere suits ct So
Fine white linen shirts at 81
Lower than ever sold in this city.
Real good heavy meriRo uudershirt, SOC
Mems full stock brogans, 81 25
Gents fine calf boots, 81
Fine line cashmere coats at Sc
Extra heavy and fine understands, /. SOC
We call the special attention Of strangers
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Special inducements in stoves and
tinware. JOHN B. FORD,
AT 1913 Poplar st.
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WARMlMo
NOTICE
To Merchants and Steamboat Agents.

IN VIEW OF TIE LIMITED CAPACITY
city ordinances, s%ections 1872 and 1888, page 70,
In reference to freights being received and
shipped. | regret tho Necessity Of this meas
uro, but the urgent needs Of commerce de-
mand their immediate enforcement,
N-G p, KALLAHER, WharfmpBter,
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PERSONAL.

AliEc CAN MAKE S5 A DAY. IN
hHYtV-G their own city or town.. Address
II liz N'f'R Co., Waltham, MasU. i45 66d&w
OF the Peace, Notary Public and Commits
sioner Of Deeds. Special attention given to
collections in the county. Office z4 Front St.
1874
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FOR REHT.

COR RENT-A DE IRABLE REF ENCE
No. l28 Court street; a pair of convenient
sleepine-rooms over 80 Madison street APP
My 10 II. 0. brinkley. 60.85
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terest of Radical politics.
During the torcbligbt procession last
Saturday night q %well-known Radical
darkey, who belongs to one Of the Hayes
aud Wheeler clubs, was toting a big
illuminated transparency. A brother
negro seeing him 10 the procession cried
out--"George, what are you doing there's
you'se no Democrat What are you
doing that fot2" The transparency
toter answered, For q dollar and a
half"
There was not so many people around
the newspaper bulletin boards last night
as on previous occasions. The white
people who hal been sitting up for
three nights previously went home early
to sleep, perchance to dream. The ne
groea, however, held ont and crowded
around the Avalanche bulletin board
until II O'Clock at night. They dis.
oussed the kilograms and cheered Justify
for Hayes and Wheeler. When a ttle'
gram favorable to Tilien aud Hendricks
was postel upi they groaned and made
q noise with their mouths as # they we're
calling hogs.
Quite an interesting aud entertaining
free lecture wal delivered last evening a
the Bethel by Rev. Mr.. Walk, Of thu
Linden Street Christian Church. Tn,
lecture was upon Public Amusemepts,
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sTRAYEp.

GTBAYEu-ON OR ABOUT 26sH OF c.;
y tober, u black bull and Newfoundland
dog. The hndot will be suitably rewarded by
%lenying him at S01 ponlar street. o. ~
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COR RENT-ONE LARGE AND ONE
z small room in a private family. Apply to
MRS JUST, l4i Second St northeast corner.
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IGOR RENT RESlDEECGio l COURT ST,
l. in good ropai,, good cistern, aud posses
sion given October 18th. Apply to II H..
uIJION CO.. 81 Court st. 70
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Administrators Notice.

A CENTENNIAL GUN.-It is perhaps
known that an immense work is being
done under the East River at He'll
Gate. The purpose is to blow up at
one blast about two and one-haK
acres of solid rock, SO that it may be
removed in the interest Of navigation.
The work was begun in 1860, and has
been prosecuted ever since. 1t is
nearly ready to be charged, which will
require several months; and it is pro-
posed to ''touch it oft on the 4th Of
July next. About 5000 charges will
lie required, and $4,000 pounds Of nj.
tro.r;ycerinc will be used. Of course
the charges will all be connected, SO
that the explosions will be si'nultane-
GUS. 1t is not expected that the
will be endangered, nor
that any other effect will be apparent
than the rise Of several acres OF water
perhaps hundred feet into the air.
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Notice.

uyQ n. 8. PARKER, i II. ORCUTT,
10 Hasley, "a. n. IIArsrase. snd al whom II
may concern: You. and each OF yoa are hereby ~.
tiis that we C. Constans aud s. hrosoe'; ne nsss -
Concress 81 1879, aud amendments ther 70 to-wats
.,rlsvo raundresl and Forty to140l Dollars
81 IA Uncle sam quartz ledge discovery clain sat.
,,sted ii Boise connty.1 T.. Banner District: SAD
cistr, corslstinR 0f twslvs hundred feet along tne
un0s San quartz lod; and You are hereby requreo s'
s.d ~ The pnblIuatiou Of the notice within ninety
sool ays frcr the date hrrsok of sfee aiI your'
,;oh4 fifle interest and claim n " and upon sAld
s.sssss Os.ess "a s - A. - s-. q G. cONBTANas
= ~ =. ". KR0EDER
sx,sSo xitv IN IL IRA janl4Sm III III
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Writ Of Execution.
Territory II Idaho. County Of Boise.
Garrett. Hays 4 Co. Va Muirhead.


rYNDER. AND By VIRTUE OF A MRIT OF EX-
ecuien Ii me directed and issu d from the
court OF James Egan Justice Of the Peace in aud for
Boise county. l. T.. on Judgment rendered therein
in layor Of Garrett. fiays& Co., aud against John
Murhead for the sum Of ninety -four dollars and ten
cents fS9l1O and costs of suit dollars
(S24l costs of suit. have levied npon the following
described property Of said John Mnirhead. towit:
One undivided interest IN certain quartz
lode of 75O feet stnated at the head Of Lawyer uich
in Grai.tt. Greek District.l county and Territory
aforesaid, ana known as the Lawyer Mining Co.'s
Ledge. together With One.fOurth interest IN all tun
nele drifts aud shafts connected with said claim.
water privileges. dumps and ground sufficient for
the conveMient working Of the same.
Public notice Ia hereby given that will expose for
sale at public suction tote highest bidder for cash.
all OF the described property Of the above
named defendant. st the olace of ~: Egan IN ne
town Of placeryills on the I'D day of January 1876
at two oJoc!oci. r. NJ. safety said judgment cost
- anu se'f N'' u"s 'S'' K. IRWIN. con.table u
Dated 1t Placeryille lsoise county. this 9th De-
cembct. 1s75. oeczcsOd5
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DrssoxUTx0N NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ ~, ,le co partnership heretofore existing
i,e, ween Beverly Wills and Con Dri.eo in water
dt,ches. mining and Lumber bnsil.s.; 70 .ais aas
dissolved by mutual consent; beverly m.I - ~
w..sr H,ulIIs. bitches. Mining Ground. saw MN
and roacninrry. aud Lumber owned ey win. Wills "a
nri.coI Beverly Willis will pay AL nsn'a.as s,a ~
cl.,n.s ,,a aaaDIl ~ hiils MI due the said nrm
WIZ coi'c'' - BsvEkLY WILLIS.
con pRlSCOL.
rp4no crrY. August 10. 1875. Nv.