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CHEkIFFS SALE.

Rv virtue of a writ of Levari Fsrlas' u, 10
me- directed. will beeXposed 10 rupllG WIZ TIite,
Of the G llpin House, kept oS Teo w
field. In the city OF New Castie, ~ N."
ostie hundred ana county u IL. oH
TUESDAY, the 2sth day Of August 1914 d.
2o'ciock p. M.
rbe following described real estate, VIZ
Al, that certain tract p ece or pare. .ha VI
,of,a .,tnaie in New Castle h haudr'a III ine
lan" AMY and state afOres aid ana uniou
ord described as follows 10 VIII, bsatInns bssint
ai a slone on the s. nth de o. S,> Sh',s',' ,nH,s
..,t, d. a o. oni running thence with landS now
" fRanian,in !. Boo h south ~ degrees err
doo ner,.hes to a stone hence hol Va =, >.
orees east rs perches 20 stone: I,i,n Nc.
HE o'G ia,lns of the h..i,s Of J0lh Mc, W.
.r,n inn,a dacne sed. the ce with lana "l W
hairs o,f the said John cClone, aecetseIi y,
| and lands of Louis b. Petinl'S S1',n uo ~ - 4,
"a degrees west 4s9 perches 10 as1oii' t,a W.
snnth SIDE of said Christians clees VIZ" - va
m said creek the several coul ses eh. e., . ,t III
| nrrcnes thence south 10 dtsrees ',,''St 4
| nerChts thence sOulh degler" w.
| percn.s thence south ~ desleee WI. In
Der ches to the place OF neg iin'nE; drah and
ing within said bounds ,Wo il"m Zines Of
nine acres, one rood a." ,. nvo
| land be the same more or less. 4bo rro.
| Saizeh and tax ell in execu 'on ttS Wy p ~,
nertv Of George A Wand grl't am, tn"t - h.
nah Vandegrin, hi wue, anu I. i. an" w ~
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sherln.
lsheriff's Office, new Castle, Aug. O. lo"
Aup9-tS
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The "Baby's Best Friend" is the most
appropriate title for DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup.
It is absolutely free from Opium, Morphia
and other powerful agents, is perfectly safe
alnd reliable under all circumstances and by
laying the usual Stomach and Bowel Dis"
orders of Babyhood keeps the child from
fretting and crying, so injurious to itself
and annoying to all. Price 70 cents.
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WANTED COPIES of the Morning Herald
, " t"r the following dates / i75-Ihursday'
NOV. lS, Friday, Dec q, saturday peG ocs +
Friday, Feb, 4, Monday, Feb 7, Tuesday,
Apn!'ll, Thursday, April q, Monday. Aug
i, Wednesday. aug. l6, Friday, Aug 49,
We nesday, Aug. %.
te2-lf HERALD OFFICE.
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I1oro GEORGE FINCK's n. W. ooR-
(I I'd and King SITS. for your proams' "a a
choice lot constantly on oman manu- a' 'ne eiS
lowest n anufacturers nrlcss'
vY-ataW,l I'm
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WANTED. - UNITED STATES fEN-
W NltS for the years 1901, ,lSi3. r.
ADDRESS this Office, a. d. "
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--,,v.lE OF hOUKS-WlLMlh
tsNWT w, ;rERN RAILROAD-Comimenc-
y, ~ Thursday Dec. 4, 1876, Trains Will run
ss sovs a",t'yWSi Wilmington 10 70 am, and sop m
teavs Isay i"shienJurg Is a N aid 30 p n. n
lTr,u 1rrtve at at Wilmington 7 % a En- ana o ~
pm. >5o,horg Of 10 m. and 6 40
p. m. ,,o y,.o,,, Ia.vinv Janden.
arJ woa at K a. d. with train for Phlladel-
ph,a a. 'ilo ia,v;mo "'n Wilmington q 10 20 m
it",r ~ l.aying philadelphia at .. 10 a IN
snd W,i' 'psnnsylvan and Delaware train leAV-
sms Ing l,andenberg at , oop; m. at % y M
Train leaving LaAoenhers az ~ p: and nd
WIZ VIII, ,,,in leaving Wilmington Tor fhlla'
~ Traip r. al p leaving WILMINGTON at 5.S m m
with train leaving Philadelphia at 10 p
ID 90 n i'0NNFTI Srr
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NOR RENr-A two-story dwelling, ~
L WolIaston street. Inquire at oi' Wasii ~
ugtOn street. Juho J- -
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FOE SALE AND REM.

NOR REHT THE STORE. SOUTH
\ E,Sr corner OF NJ ark ct and Ihrd 1ts.
app to (. VIM oon RlU.i Wi. et St
aug22-Gt QUO MAI NV Nv
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NrOTICP.-Robert p. Jones is the aulhor-
n lied agent for receiving orders 1or .he
"'dOrless XcavatiLg 'Ompauy, NJ l.
Office No.6 West Teuth reet. ~ D,os,+
aug ;l-,f ,HAS. JORDAN, Prest.
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CITY NOTES.

If you wish to spend pleasant afternoon
and evening, 60 to the United Assembly's
first grand pic mic, at Rosendale Park on
Saturday next. Tickets SO cents. Prof.
Ritchie's music has been engaged for the
occasion. Ladies of responsibility only al
lowed on the grounds.
N. J. Lee, of this city, left for Lamberts
vile, N. j., yesterday morning, to speak at
the Temperance Harvest Home, at that
place. From there he will 60 to Elkton to
prosecute the temperance work in that 10.
cality.
Street cars will leave the upper depot
Thursday morning in time to connext with
Smiths excursion for New York and the
Hudson, which will leave the P, W. g. B.
depot at 6 O'Clock.
The Willett Club, now camping out near
Ocean City, are expected to return to this
city on Thursday.
Mr.. H. F. Pickels has refused to accept
the nomination (Republican) for reelection
to Council.
Alfred Burnett, the humorist, gave an
entertainment in M!adletown, on Monday
night, in the town hall to large audi"
ence.
The will of Charles 8. Weldie, late of
Wilmington, deceased, was admitted to
probate at New Castle on Monday, letters
testamentary on the same were granted un-
to Charles W. Rowland, executor.
Geo. s. Knight and the Worrell sisters
will appear at the Opera House on Saturday
evening September 1st, in the popular
drama, entitled "Otto, or Game Of
Chance"
About $500 baskets of peaches were re-
ceived in this city yesterday.
The Quickstep Boys will return to-day
from Baltimore.
On Sunday morning, while the occupants
were absent, tho house of Mr.. VIM. Finley;
in Appoquinimink hundred, was entered
by thieves who stole clothing and jewelry.
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RAILROADS.
--,-yIIApgLpBlA, WILMING5r,oN AM
phlhAB BbALrlAOkE aAlAHoA

,, .nEu,pJlA, WILMINGTON ANA
Dhlh"H IA, rlaOkE HAlnnoA
/ Juue 10th ts77. ..,,,,,,,
,o.o,rs will ,eave wilmington as io'io"s
or o,,h,a and intermediate stat o. o,'s,o n ~
fn',slv aa IL, 900, ~ W, q. m. : 3o' a"' ~
,;s'n,adps,n1,a sn p1, and New YORK, 22s'9" '"'
,!i,is,ore i +. =, and intermediate slati"ns' ID
,s,,,,oore sm, and Washington, IOe. a3s' M
ai' ,S ,%, TDr eiawars Division leave tor ,o
=, lra,Esa liz ,Eastle 500, 62N. 5N, q N, loo' . Fl"
pm; and intermediate stations D."
ys'H s,s',oar r, ana "a fnt,rmediate stations D "
t~ap' SUNDAY TRAINS.
,.,o,a,phia and intermediate stailoos
m. ) ~ 80 p IN: ,o,
,s',iWOdelnhia " a NH aud New YorF, ~ m.
r"r.% rriti"'ora ID Washington. W ~. -,
".i.,'I vor furth.r Information passengers gre
,r.S r", ~ to the time tables posted at tie de-
pot EENNEY, Supt.
juN9y -------
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THE PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The following is the number of car loads
of peaches over the Delaware road, yester'
day.
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WANTS..

WANrED-A middle aged woman wants
W q situation as SeamAtfess. APny
at ga East bird street, aug 6-tf
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d W. JONES, Fancy Dyers, Az n. iron
y. street. Branch Office corner Ninth ana a
Vine. Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' anu
Gentlemen's Garments of every descriP
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
a April 1877 Il
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LOST

r,rp,ytD OR STOLEN FROM TIL q
IN, Gtb and Rodney ts.. Friday night.
A. aupust 1n, A Ruen Horse. he hnder
wiz '0 Co. l.. WITSlL,
,rr, If Alb Shlptey st.
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,NUK RENT - Handsomely fltrb lsneu
L rooms with or without beard. Locatioh
central. Address, opr,ru,
jyll-.f Hht"ALo oP A>'1'
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Mr.. Jaquett, produce merchant, 4th and
King sts., has now and will continue to keep
on hand during the season, the choicest
quality Of fruit. Cantelopes, you have only
to purchase one basket to be convinced. that
it is the headquarters of the article named,
other fruits will stand the same test. A
merchant knows what his patrons need bet
ter than they, he has to use his best en-
deavors to make money.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO THE DEMOCRACY or
n the Third Ward. A meeting W!li Pc pc
held to. morrow, "Wednesday event Z IN ,ne
Water Witch Engine House, for tne Fua-
nose of fl Aing a day to hold lhe new e'Tua
lions. ordered by tbe City ExecutIve u
committee, - auS|F-O
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l}OARDI Nc.

board for s42o per
Ii v,a~. at aHj Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-22

NullCE.-k. Mess,ck. having removed
~ from his old stand, Fifth and King
streets, to stalls NOS 4e and 48. Second
bl-eet Market Honse, would inform nis Gus
tom, RS that he Is ready to supply thm WlIa W u,
the very best fresh butter from Brao.olo rn
o'unty darles, wholesale and retail. Also
eggs and cheese as cheat as the cheapes1'
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IIlVlDENu--OFFICE OF THE VII
~ MINGrON COAL GAS COMPANY.

By WILM1SGToN, August 'st, 1877.
The Directors Of the Wilmington ooal
Gas Company have this day declared
dividend Of three dollars par share ior Iile
past SIX months, payable on demand.
VIM. p. TAYLOR Treasurer,
4uy2-tf go Shipley street.
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lent lady, who takes real interest in
her poor, and is an activei manager
and correspondent, as her we'll
covered desk, substantial ebony
ink-stard and gum-pot testify. Her
sitting-room is also a work-room.
The dominant piece of furniture is
a substantial writing-table, fit for i
busy secretary of State, at which
she conducts the correspondence of
the auvres and funds of which
she is president and patron, with a
yigor almost equal to that of the
august exile, for whose dowager
days this magnificent suite of rooms
was designed. The card-table and
sofa beside the bureau are for the
ecart, which husband and wife
Gcistiy play together when an
evening at home and without
visitors can be snatched. The
marshal is not a studiOus man,
but a soldier and sports
man who takes lightly and gayly
to amuSementS, enjoys billiards
and his pipe with his children
about him, and is content over a
game of cards with his wife after
wards. The private rooms include
a handsome family dining-room
(enriched with animal pieces by
Desportes) and a further room, the
walls of which are broad land
scapes that give it wonderful all
aud space, where the family take
their coffee. The official home o.
the marshal-president Of the repub,
lie is, in short, a stately place, but
made homellke by the children who
range through it-vho, by the way,
are given to talk English as homage
to their sire's decent, aud who affect
u Scotch bOnne. 1t is quite apart
from the ceremonial halls below,
where the illustrious billiard player
of the premier, his pipe laid aside,
clatterS to the vestibule, his breast
ablaze with orders, to receive his
imperial highness Or his majesty.
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MEMPHIS TENN FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 26 1871
feminine dissatisfaction expressed
in the lines

feminine dissatisfaction expressed
in the lines
From agate box the newest modes
Her snuff Miss Bid takes In 3 she'll;
A thousand times to me she's vowed
lis faint, It's lsnguid. has no smell"
Steele inveighed loudly against
the impertinent custom the women
had fallen into; which, whether
performed coquettishly or with a
sedate, masculine air, was in hi9
eyes equally disagreeable.
He describes Mrs. Saunter taking
snuff as often as salt with her meals,
with such wonderful negligence
that an upper lip covered with snuff
and sauce was presented to all who
had the honor of dining with her;
while her pretty niece made up for
not offending the eye to the same
degree by startling the ear with a
nauseous rattle, as she stopped her
nostrils with her fingers. He could
bear with beauties who manipula-
ted the snuff-box for the sake of
displaying a pretty hand; but
thought Flayille went q little too
far in pulling out her box in the
middle of the sermon and offering
it to the men and women sitting
near her ; as well as inviting the
church warden to take a pinch as
she dropped her contribution into
the plate. Sir Richard declares
how truthfully who shall say?-that
a learned lady of his acquaintance,
whom he had vainly tried to talk
out of the evil habit, happened one
day to have a pretty fellow hidden
in her closet when some company
called. She made an excuse to 90
to the closet for something they
we're talking about; her eager gal
liant snatched a kiss, but, being un-
used to snuff, some grains from her
upper lip set him sneezing, much
to the astonishment of the visitors,
who thereby learned that profound
reading and very much intelligence
could not fill up her vacant hours
so much but she was obliged to de.
scend to less intellectual entertain
ment.
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Monday. February IL. 1877.

heralded and marshaled, escorted and ct
tended as BELTS our High Estate; and we com
mand the loyal Mayor and ether high dIgnita-
ries Of Memphis to ittingy receive our Impe-
rial person.
Il1.-After the ceremonies Of our reception,
we will repair in state to Olympic Park, and
from the grounds we will dispatch our Royal
Courier at 3 80 o'olock pm, in our Monster
Balloon, who will convey to our distant sub
ects the intelligence Of our safe arrival, and
we invite the multitude to be present.
~ We command that our Annual COro-
nation Ball shall be held MONDAY
NIGHT, under the auspices Of our fun-lOying
order Of the ULKS.
Wv command that Tue'day (MARDI-
GRAS). February lS, 1877, shall be devoted to
frolic, innocent Amusement and reyelry; that
all our loyal subjects shall appear in mask,
appaTelled in the fashions Of our realm; and
ut o'clock pm. we command that the fr1ers
o. ULKS and MOTLEY KREWE shall pass
before us in review.
Wand, finally, we command tn { in the
shades Of night the mystic MEMPHI shall
appear, and in goi geous pageantry do honor
to their great renown. And that then our
coed people shall hie Them TO our sumptuOus
places of festivity, and revel till our depart
ure.
VU.-Railroads, steamers and public car
riers will take heed, and we command them
10 reduce tAeir fares one-half during the Ger.
niyal Celebration. wv
Long live the Kingl
ATEEgrf REX.
pNVn.
Mouitsa. 1851
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~ = - =
Snum.TAking Ladies.

All the Year Rsund.l
1t 10 not until we come to the
reign of Queen Anne that we find
positive proof Of mqsculinp poses
le longer enjoying a monopoly Of
the pidqaqt powder The feminine
admir6rs Of f'SacheyeFoll contended
as aFdeptly for a pinch of his
"orangery" Gs secondhand beaux
had once struggled TO dip their
fingers in Dryden's box, and car
risd their IDOLS portrait in the lids
Of their bogeS, A lady, writing in
1712, describes herself es an insig-
IA,iiicant creature, who dressed not,
took DO snuff, and did no fashion
able things, Lady Betty Modish,
who would accept 20 gift from her
lover save a snuff-box, asserts, "sin-
cerity in love is as much out of
fashion as sweet-snutf, nobody takes
itnow"; which may account for the
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9'->o-'-----
THE RULER OF FRANCE.
The Palace or che President. Dnho-
His Dnchesa aud Bis Isle.

Aho DaCnCbb anu Aoib algAts
London World, JanuaryS.l
The marshal looks like an Eng
lish rather than a French sports
man. His face, indeed, is not
French, but Irish, and distinctly
recalls the origin of his family.
The MacMabons were Irish Catho-
lies Of good descent, who followed
the fortunes of the Stuarts, and
settled and became landed proprie-
tors where the marshal was born.
viz, at Sully (Saone ct Loire, some
sixty-eight years ago. The Mac
MahOns took kindly to the Bour-
bons, and the marshals father be-
came peer of France under Charles
X, and his majesty's personal friend.
The marshal, moreover, married
into noble family of Legitimists.
He was Saint-Cyrien while the
elder Bourbons were at the Tuil-
cries, and when he entered the
army he went away for years of
rough campaigning to that conf
mon cradle of modern French gen
erals-Algeria; so that he was fight
ing in Africa while the junior
Bourbon was holding his bourgeois
court at the Tuileries. A captain of
chasseurs at the assault Of Constan-
tine, he carved his way-in Algeria
always-to the rank Of General of
brigade by the time the revolution
of lS4S broke out. Then he rose
rapidly, keeping the while apart
from politics. General of division
in 1852, grand officer of the Legion
in 1853, in command Of a division
of infantry under Bosquet in the
Crimea, created grand cross of the
legion and senator for his part in
the assault of Malakotf; then again
fighting in Kabylia in 1857, and
commander-in- n-chief of the forces
in Algeria -MacMahon's services
and rewards were many. The
crowning glory of his military Ca
reer was won in command of the
Second corps d'armee of the Alps
in 1859, on the field Of Magenta,
when the emperor created him
Duke of Magenta, aud Marshal of
France. The marshal was deputed
ID represent his sovereign, which
he did with extraordinary pomp, at
the coronation Of William III of
Prussia in 1861 ; aud in 1864 he
was gOyernor-general of Algeria,
appointed to carry out the reforms
ON which the emperor was bent.
And lastly he led the army from
Chalous to Sedan, where he was
wounded in time to rid him of the
responsibility of surrender. This
wound, it has been often said, was
not the least of Marshal de Mac
Mah9l's strokes Of luck.
~ But the time has not YET come
for Judgment on De MacMaAoaS
pAsll in the Franco-Germah war;
and he is fortunate m =. this. that his
oountrymen bear him no grudge for
it, calling him tho modern Bayard
and the 'honost soldier" while they
cover his comrades of the fatal cam
paign with mud, His aristocratic
and monarohial sympathies have
whetted the edge Of tho weapons
which the left has used upon him
but the rage against him that sim.
mers through the cheap Republic
can papers is provoked by the dis
daiR with which he holds himself
in his soldiers cloak, keeps his
hand near his sword, aud stands
sentinel over the destinies of
France, immoyable to the last day
of his septennate.
The marechale is q very beneyo-
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MARDl-cRAs.
THE KINGI THE KING /!
Proclamation by the King of the
Carnival
Bo 1t Known /;

Bo 1t Knowni
THAT WE, THE KING, SERENE IN OUR
L joyeus domains Of mirth, undisturbsd by
the perturbations oil Returnings Boards and
Joint Resolutions, witnessing with sorrowfGl
eountenances the discord prevailing in our
favored land,
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Capital Stock, s2OO 900
&A6LsoAp ilxb TABLES.

hYMt HIs AND .i,vuRVILLE RAILROAD.
AtFiVsg. Leaves.
p----J-----N r-----'-----
An. r.A. AK. PIX.
Express daily zccpi
Saturday .......,, s.-..'.' 80 ''a' r. =, or 10
MSii Iraln....,..... -i.., :, sso' i''~ ,E
Aocommed (exSunday) 10
Depot at hoAd 0; S,alb stre2S-
Ticket Ofioe, lai Main street, corner Of
tAadisous
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Avn MrMpuIs RAILROAD,
RAiLRoADG.
LOVlSyllLE And NASHVILLE
AND
Great Southern Railroad.
arrTMI1ULE.

SCHEDULE.
Fxpress train leaves daily (oxcept.
Mail Train leaves daily y............. ll:zo u, 10
Accommodation leaves daily Tex
cept Sunday y).............. ....-.'.'''' 4'Io pm
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
For tickets or information, apply at Ticket
lOfice, 287 Main, northwest eorAer OF Madison
utEeet
JAMES SPEEB. Ticket Agent, tLI
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PROCLAIM {:

I.-That upon our Annual Carnival visit,
all political strife shall cease and ger tie har-
mony prevail among our subjects
H.-That we will enter and take possession
Of our good city of Memphis. at high noon on
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m1ss1ssn. VI AND TENREesEE r. n.
llllOALJAA LrriraN. LenYaA.

MAooAH''~ Arrives. L'eaves.
s---s-----N s------S------
A.h.P.Y. An. P-v.
n. o. Mai, daily .-'ss...,-,,o IA II 90
Sardis daily ex. StNndayjS'V0 A 7S1
Frslght (oAl.y o.. on. Way
T;oSSt % once, 257 Maip street. corner oi
Eadisen. =, pupvr aenT suppk.
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Lottery

A HPLENDlD OPPORTUNIPY 10
Drawing. 1877. At New 0rleans. Monday,
February 5th.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Edaca-
iioral purposes in 1858, with a CAPITAL of
sl,t00. 900. TO which it has since added a re-
serve fund ofsS50100. IT'S GRAND SINGbE
NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. IT NEVER SCALES OR pOsrroyrs
Lock at the following scb-me:
CAPITAL FHbZG. S2S,0Oa
40 600 TfqH cts NJ I'tvs. ghntsv-s rarr,
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R.R.
NAA-NA yves teaVes

,-s-..---- r----------
AN, ~. AM Pm.
MSil train dsily........,...'' ,o 5'.O Y II ~
Er 9ress train daily.;...;.. 4'oV ll'IO
Som .rville train daily On
tsx Sunday ......... o.IO O'~'
Jackso U. Tenn. accom-, am
rodo, ION lex. Sundaylll 40 4'W
TICKET WI. ROSS. Gen'i Sup't.
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Eight lines Of nonpaTeil, solid, constitute a
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged
according TO the SPACE occupied, a. above
rates-there being twelve lines Of solid type to
the inch.
To regular advertisers we otter superior in
ducemsnts. both as to rate Of charges and
manner of displaying their favors.
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
SPECIAL notices inserted for ten cents per
line for each insertion.
Notices of deaths and marriages. twenty
cents per line.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
tracted and payable en- demand.
All letters, whether upon business or other
wise, must be addressed to
Y. WHIrMORE.
Publisher end proprietoY
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THIRD GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
Monday March 5th. Capital Prize. 10000.
Tickets. $40 each. oodllO-l35
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.

>,vMpuIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
---A----,
A.M.P.N. G.X.P.H
Mlil Train daily..~..".,~ ll'W '''
r., light and Accolnmcda, v,s Q 20
tic pdaily lex. Sunday 10
Sleo ,g cars on nail tEain ,9dT drkGMs MNdsos SiSSs
Louisv, lie Depot, z5i ha'u NoVi'
and NS W. v. Z. SMITH. Acts Gen'lsup't'
p.nuc,u AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
Mail Train ar '''',',iGSS % .. q. N N
'' lea, 'es...... ''"'''''''''''''' N n m
Rreioht Train al Nyes....~' ''''''''''''''' s0 -,
lea, 'es...... .;,.,,,;''s 90 . y Nm s;n
The mail train sUSs vSTiSss CSvi a ssST c@7Hron At
phis at I'm. ShS ana Gt,rgs tram esv. COyipgton
for Mcmphis at i.3O p M. and arrive, ~ vgi
inston at i2 90 m lrains leaving M 1'ass. ,sss.
"''' j. W. WLLBUR, Sup't,
H.H. GIVEN. Asst. Sap't: =.
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MISSISSIPPI! &, TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule
M.A.mg, Tnss., Novombor .. lg78.

MEAeHrs, TENS., November %, 1875
Nv Ann A vTER SUNDAY. NOV. 2)ru,
,gis trains win run as follows;
Leave. Arrive.
View Orleans mail, Dish. $50 pm lz;4o pm
s'Nrdis 'n'dation. sA'S, m ooo am
Nxcept sunday .,......--i'VV Am w I" Ia
Fre, ght train, daily lex. s.aoo ~
Sqsstf' N. BUkXE.sGqt :.
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OAPIrAL fnIEa. sgN.N0a
TICK as 81 rive POlfurs Each
LIST OF PRIZES.

5022 Prizes amounting t0................tlli 10 100
Write for Circulars OF send orders %
CHAS. 7. HOWARD, New Orleans, Ie.
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pUBLlU LEDGER.

THE PUBLIC LEDGER Is PUBLISHED
every afternoon Except Sunday at No. Il
Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER is served to city subscri-
bers b. faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
PER " SEX, payable weekly to the carriers
By mail lin advances; One year, tS;. si1
months, three months, 81; one month, u
cents. Pcs tage free.
Newsdealers supplied at 2H cents per copy.
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Weekly Public Ledger,

Published every Tuesday at So per annum lin
advanced. Postage free.
Communications upon subjects of general
interest to the public are at all times accept
able.
Rejected manuscripts WILL not be returned.
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Ticket Office. 27S Main street.
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BAReEy Ngen rs: Ticket Ag.t loi;I